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

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1 10. July 6 ALLEN EIRY TRIPS Please CHECK your calendars to see if you have signed up for a trip. Upcoming Single Day Trips Thurs. An American in Paris Cleveland 2:30pm July 7 Fri. July Lunch Bunch 11:00am July 12 Wed. July 15 Sat. The Home Game Sugarcreek Behind the Scenes Playhouse Square 8:45am 7:30am July 21 Fri. Cincinnati Art Museum 8:00am July 30 Sun. Toledo Mudhens Game 2:45pm Aug. 1 Tues. Ohio State Fair Columbus 8:00am Aug. 9 Wed. Hayes Memorial Terra 3:30pm Brass Choir & Tackle Box Aug. 16 Wed. National Museum of the Great Lake 8:00am Sept. 26 Tues 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 Dec. 7 Thurs. Christmas Lunch Bunch 11:00am Dec. 18 Mon. Christmas Enchanted 5:00pm Evening Feb. 18 Sun. Riverdance Cleveland PlayHouse 9:30am May 4 Fri. Beehive- the Musical 2:15pm Multiday Trips 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, AEC RUMMAGE SALE Dates to mark in your calendar: Tuesday, Aug. 8 Bring in your donated items between 9:00AM-3:00PM NO TV s, computers, clothes, shoes or logo mugs Wednesday, Aug. 9 Set up and Price Items Thursday, Friday, Aug. 10 & 11 Sale from 9:00AM-4:00PM Saturday, Aug. 12 Sale 9:00AM-Noon $1.00 Bag Day If you would like to volunteer for this fundraiser please call AEC at Thank you! SENIOR FIRE and FALL PREVENTION PROGRAM THURSDAY, AUGUST 10:30AM The Tiffin Fire/Rescue Division s Senior Fire and Fall Prevention program was developed to help protect the many older adults living in the City of Tiffin. This one-hour class covers topics including cooking and electrical safety, ideas for avoiding falls at home, and what to do in an emergency. Through an interactive discussion, participants will leave with a better understanding of how to prevent these types of occurrences from happening. Information will also be included about the Be Safe in Your Home program, where a firefighter can come to your home and make recommendations to help keep you and your family safe from fire and falls. The Tiffin Fire/Rescue Division is looking forward to presenting this new program to the members and friends at the Allen Eiry Center. Please call to reserve your seat. This is free and open to the public. Thank you! Allen Eiry Center News Activities, Events, Travel, and More PHONE: (419) HOPEWELL AVE., TIFFIN, OHIO JULY 2017 HOURS Mon. Fri. 8:30am 4:00pm (except Holidays) Volume 59 Member Registration Date for NEW single day trips: MONDAY, JULY 10, 2017 Doors will open at 8:30AM 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, The Membership/Nominating Committee shall review all nominations and finalize a recommended 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, Thank you. The Allen Eiry Center recently received a bequest from the family of Eugene Good. Gene was a very active member of the Center when we were located in downtown Tiffin and on Orchard Park. He was the owner of Good s Office Supply store on S. Washington St., Tiffin. Son, Steve Good and daughters Carolyn Shumway and Patty Good presented a generous gift to AEC May 18, Gene s generosity and graciousness will be remembered by all who participate in events at the Allen Eiry Center. Mr. Good traveled with the Center when Daryl Gordon was our Travel Coordinator. Daryl shared a few memories with us about Gene...I will always remember him as a gentleman and a dapper dresser! He was always helping people on and off the bus on our trips. I remember when we traveled to Atlantic City and went to a night club, Gene came dressed in a studious sport coat and looked so nice! On our trips he would always come to supper with his sport jacket on. Gene was a Perfect Gentleman of the Old School. Member of the Month CHERYL (Sherry) DODOK Sherry was born in Minneapolis and moved 11 times throughout her childhood up until she was married. While living in Cleveland she worked at the Lutheran Hospital as a nurse for several years and more recently worked at Mercy in Tiffin. Sherry retired after 45 years of helping and taking care of people. Many who know her would say she still loves to help and care for people. Sherry s family includes two sons, one in Cleveland and the other in Texas, along with one granddaughter, two step granddaughters and a step grandson who also live in Texas. She has taken some time to travel to places like Maine and Florida, but her two favorites are Colorado and Hawaii because the culture is different and the scenery is so beautiful. Two memorable moments from Hawaii were seeing the Memorial at Pearl Harbor and the helicopter ride through the canyons to see the waterfalls and beaches where several movies were filmed. Many things that Sherry enjoys are reading, walking with her dog, gardening and knitting in her free time. She became a member of AEC four years ago when she heard about the organization through her friends who are members. Knitting class, making friends and traveling are what she enjoys most about the Allen Eiry Center. There is always something interesting going on at AEC! One of the best trips I have taken with the Center was going back stage at the Playhouse Square in Cleveland. I lived in Cleveland most of my life and have gone to plays but back stage was just so interesting! I asked Sherry what kind of books she reads most often and she told me she enjoys the Historical novels with the different generations throughout each book. Her best way to start off the day is watching the sunrise and sitting on her patio listening to the birds. I also love the lake, but I don t like being in the water...i m an observer Some advice that Sherry gave me was to be good to people and you will get it in return. She also told me that happiness is very important in life and money isn t what it is always about. Sometimes we may think we aren t successful, but if we are happy doing what we are doing, then that is being SUCCESSFUL! Submitted by: Breanna Beard, AEC Secretary

2 Dear AEC Members, Good news...our membership continues to grow! That means we must be offering and doing things that interest many. With a wide array of members we do want to try new things to get more people involved. Please let us know if you have an idea that you would like to share, whether it is a trip or something to try at the Center. Maybe you have a talent that you would enjoy sharing/teaching. We can not guarantee that we will be able to do everything but if it is feasible and time & space are available we would like to try it. As a United Way agency, we are required to turn in a quarterly report on the usage of our facility and activities. Our outcome measurements between 2015 and 2016 include an increase in participation of 21% in our Health-Exercise category and a 32% increase in our Educational events. We are offering more programs/classes and they are growing in size. The time has come that groups need to occasionally share space. Please understand that this is a good problem and that we appreciate your understanding when sharing an area. Fundraising is a necessity in our organization. Our main annual fundraiser is our October Calendar which raised over $11, in Currently we are soliciting for prizes to fill our 2017 October Calendar. If you would like to donate a prize please call the Center and speak with Sara or Diane. Each member will receive a calendar in the August newsletter. Help will be needed to sell the calendars to friends, neighbors, at the downtown Tiffin Farm Market August through September, our rummage sale, and other events. If you are able to help out please let us know. Volunteers are very important to the AEC organization. The more volunteers who donate their time and energy for our fundraisers, the lighter the workload for the rest of us. If you would like to be a volunteer we would love to hear from you. AEC is funded by our $25 annual membership cost, Tiffin-Seneca United Way, and grants and donations that we receive. Our organization is not government funded. To be able to offer so much to our members we need to continue our fundraising and working together is FUN! The Allen Eiry Center is governed by 15 active board members. These individuals give a great deal of time and thought into decisions that are made to make this organization a viable part of our community and meet the needs of those 50 years of age and older. Please share information about the Allen Eiry Center with your friends. Word of mouth is our best marketing resource. We always want you to feel welcomed and comfortable when you are involved with AEC. We would love to be your home away from home! Thank you for supporting AEC! Diane Culver, Executive Director D e l i c i o u s! BBQ Rib Dinner Tuesday, July 11, :00PM 6:30PM Catered by Dell s BBQ Dinner includes: 1/3 Slab Ribs (Delicious!) Baked Potato Baked Beans (Specialty) Coleslaw Dinner Roll Beverage & Dessert Dine in or Carry-out $12 Advanced Tickets Only Tickets can be purchased by July 5, 2017 at the Allen Eiry Center located at 28 Hopewell Ave., Tiffin between 8:30AM 4:00PM Mon.-Fri. 2.

3 CHATEU TEBEAU WINERY and ANDREW MARTIN MAGIC SHOW DEPART: Wednesday, October 4, :30PM around 8:45PM $43.00 (Dinner included) 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 perform magic after dinner. Andrew comes highly recommended by many. 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 dedicated himself entirely to magic. He has made his living 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 productions. This will be a fun, relaxing evening! SAVE THESE DATES July 4, Tues. Center Closed July 11, Tue., 5:00-6:30PM Dell s BBQ Supper Purchase your tickets today! July 12, Wed. 9:30-11:15 Co. Health Clinic for Seniors July 14, Fri. 1:00PM Birthday & Anniversary Party July 18, Tues., 3:00PM AEC Board Meeting July 25, Tuesday Senior Day at the Sen. Co. Fair Aug. 4, Fri., 1:00PM - BINGO Aug. 10, 11 & 12 AEC Rummage Sale Sept. 13, Wed., - AEC Annual Picnic Oct. 4, Wed. Senior Safety Day In the House and On the Road For more information please call AEC at CINCINNATI ART MUSEUM DEPART: FRIDAY, JULY 21, :00AM 9:30PM $43.00 (Meal extra) The Cincinnati Art Museum will host Tiffany Glass: Painting with Color and Light, a stunning exhibit of iconic works by Louis C. Tiffany ( ). The exhibition is organized by The Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass of Queens New York. Including five windows, 20 lamps and 100 pieces of opalescent 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 acquiring 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. TRIP ~ TRANSPORTATION ~ NEWS Advertise your business to over 1000 people monthly at a very low cost! Call for more information. Take A Break From The Race! Make A- TIFFIN CONVENIENCE STORES 210 N. WASHINGTON ST (419) E. PERRY ST. ( ) Hoffmann-GottfriedWagner Flower MACK Shop & Greenhouse FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORY 907 E. Co. Rd. 50, Tiffin Brandt L. Weininger, DDS Welcoming New Patients 2540 S. St. Rt. 100, Office Hours By Appointment JOLENA M. SCHUBACH-MILLER, D.C. 450 E. Market St., Suite B Phone: (419) Jeff Smith HERITAGE LANES 747 W. Market Street Tiffin ROBB MACK Funeral Director Board Member of Allen Eiry Foundation 236 S. Washington St., Tel hofgotoffice@tiffinohio.com Ultimate Tan & Beauty Tanning Hair Care Manicures & Pedicures Owner: LU CHESTER 55 Madison St., Tiffin, OH BAUMANN CHEVROLET BUICK GMC INC 2291 W. St. Rt AUTUMNWOOD CARE CENTER 670 East State Route 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 5:00PM. The museum houses more than 65,000 object showcase, visual arts from major civil nations 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. 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 enjoy the afternoon with friendly people! 15.

4 28 HOPEWELL AVE. TIFFIN, OHIO WELCOME NEW & RETURNING MEMBERS! Joan Brown Deb Swartz Jim Anderson Lindsay Boulboulle Evone Curry Cindy Hahler M. Bernadette Smith Susan Funston Charles Burmeister Joe Weaver Nancy Weaver Martha Gwyn T H E G O L D E N N E W S MEMORIALS In Memory of Mable Starr Given by Don & Ann Hutzel Given by Bernita Thom In Memory of Larry Rush Given by Cheryl Dodok In Memory of Eileen DeBarbrie Given by Don & Ann Hutzel In Memory of Joe Rossano Given by Marilyn Mangano Given by John & Mary Eichhorn In Memory of Thelma Gordon Given by Nancy Harnischfeger Given by Cooper Family In Memory of Harold Bouillon Given by Ed & Diana Wise Nonprofit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Tiffin, Ohio Permit No. 48 MEMORIALS In Memory of Alma Moffett Given by Shirley Culver In Memory of Mike Durso Given by Marilyn Mangano Given by Bernita Thom Given by Harry & Vera Smith Given by John & Mary Eichhorn Given by Fran Hipp Given by Paul & Sally Hannay Given by Mario & Sue Iannantuono Given by Don & Ann Hutzel In Memory of Phyllis Kauffman Given by Don & Ann Hutzel Please keep in prayer the families of Jerry Conley, Harold (Chick) Bouillon, Larry Rush, Mike Durso, Phyllis Kauffman, and Kent Cartwright who recently passed away. Summer C ROQUET League Join Us this summer... for Croquet Each Wednesday we will meet at 10:00AM at the Seneca County fairgrounds. Any AEC member can participate. 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 players show up. Our purpose is to have A GOOD TIME! Keep in mind that you are not required to be there each week if your schedule does not allow. We meet at the fairgrounds between buildings 8 & 9. The season runs through August 30, We will NOT meet July 26 because of the Seneca County Fair. If the weather is bad croquet will be cancelled. Remember that none of us are experts, we are playing for enjoyment and exercise Week #1 Winners: Dave Fisher-1st, Lloyd Sand-2nd, Bernita Thom-3rd. We hope to see you there for a good time! C H R I S T M A S L U N C H B U N C H Thursday, December 7, 2017 DEPART: 11:00AM after lunch $8.00 (Meal extra) REGISTRATION BEGINS MON., JULY 8:30AM We have time to plan but several travelers have asked about our Christmas lunch bunch they want to get us on their social calendars! This trip is a mystery destination. Only Sara holds the secret!! We will have our annual $1.00 gift exchange. Come dressed in your Christmas apparel and join the fun! F A L L L U N C H B U N C H Tuesday, September 26, 2017 DEPART: 11:00AM after lunch $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! This trip is a mystery destination. Come join a great group on this mystery outing!! T E R R A B R A S S C H O I R & T A C K L E B O X Wednesday, August 9, 2017 DEPART: 3:30PM after $11.00 (Meal extra) REGISTRATION BEGINS MON., JULY 8:30AM The Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library & Museums will showcase some of the region s top musical groups this summer during its Verandah Concert series. Bring a lawn chair or blanket for seating on the Hayes Home lawn and listen to a performance on the spacious verandah of President Rutherford B. Hayes beloved and historic home. The event begins with an ice cream social at 6:30pm, and music starts at 7:00pm. If there is inclement weather, concert could be canceled. We will eat dinner before the concert at the Tackle Box great seafood restaurant then enjoy the ice cream and the Terra Brass Choir. Note: We need to limit this trip to one bus. Fused Glass will be teaching classes on making Stepping Stones. Friday, July 28, 1:00PM Cost: $20.00 each stone Create your own stone. Registration Required 7.

5 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 formations 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: Non-members are welcome Double -$ to travel with us for a small Single - $ additional surcharge. Triple $ Deposit of $100 due at registration. Balance is due by July 1, Optional Cancellation Protection is available. MULTIDAY TRIP CHRISTMAS IN NASHVILLE December 11 14, 2017 Arguably the most popular holiday entertainment destination in the U.S., Garlord Opryland s, A Country Christmas is simply amazing! Marvel at lavish holiday displays, more than 2 million twinkling lights and festive new décor. Plus, world class attractions, all combined to kick off a memorable holiday season. Stay in Premium View Rooms at Opryland Hotel. These are the BEST rooms in the house! Double-$ , Single-$1739, Triple-$ Deposit of $100 due at registration. Balance due by Oct. 31, Cancellation Protection is available. TOUR INCLUDES: Modern Motorcoach Transportation, 3 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. 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 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! Non-members are welcome to travel with us for a small additional surcharge. NATIONAL MUSEUM of the GREAT LAKES and THE ORIGINAL TONY PACKO S Toledo, OH Wed., August 16, 2017 DEPART: 8:30AM 4:00PM $38.00 (Meal extra) The Great Lakes are not only the most important natural resource in the world, they represent thousands of years of history. The lakes have dramatically impacted the social, economic and political history of the North American continent. Come see over 300 artifacts and 40 interactive exhibits including 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 different 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. T O L E D O M U D H E N S v s. R O C H E S T E R R E D W I N G S G A M E Sunday, July 30, 2017 DEPART: 2:45PM After 6:05 game/fireworks $49.00 (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 $ Children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and friends are all welcome to sign up to go on this fun trip with you. KROGER COMMUNITY REWARDS Giving More Back to the Community! Kroger is committed to helping our communities grow and prosper. Year after year, local schools, churches and other nonprofit organizations earn millions of dollars through Kroger Community Rewards. Kroger Community Rewards makes fund-raising easy...all you have to do is shop at Kroger and swipe your Plus Card! To sign up for the rewards program and have the rewards come back to the Allen Eiry Center go to If you need help with this please stop by AEC and we will help you get registered. If you are already a member of the Kroger Community Rewards you no longer have to re-register each year. Once you are a member you stay a member. Thank you for supporting AEC with your Kroger Rewards! Count your life by smiles, not tears. Count your age by friends, not years. 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! AEC is in need of: CLOROX DISINFECTING WIPES DISTILLED VINEGAR KLEENEX Thank you for any donations that you can provide! AEC s all purpose room is available to rent. Please stop by or call for more information

6 R I V E R D A N C E Cleveland Play House Square Sun. Feb. 18, 2018 DEPART: 9:30AM 6:30PM $87.00 (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 propel Irish dancing and music into the present day, capturing 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. Mon., October 16, 2017 DEPART: 7:30AM 7:45PM $53.00 (Meal included) 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. Going to the Amish Country is always very special with Sara & Wayne! Playhouse Square B eh i n d S c e n es T o u r Sat., July 15, 2017 DEPART: 7:30AM 4:00PM $32.00 (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 ), Playhouse Square is the largest theater restoration 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. Dear Travelers, Thank you all for your support! Please come join us on our day trips and multi-day trips. Our people are great and they love to see former travelers and also meet new ones. Check your newsletters because there are new things coming both at the Center and with Travel. We are always trying to have unique Tours that other companies don t offer. Please consider joining us for a trip to Cleveland to Playhouse Square for a behind the scenes of the theaters. Another opportunity is to go to Chateau Tebeau complete with meal and a magician. The winery is opening up for our group only, so I would like to fill the house, we hope you join us! We have many day trips on the books coming up so be sure to call today to secure your spot. On some of our multi-day trips we still have a few open spots. Also another trip has been scheduled for 2018 to the sights and sounds theater in Lancaster, PA with many stops during the trip. We look forward to traveling with you! Sara Wax, Travel Coordinator THANK YOU TO ALL WHO HAVE DONATED TO THE AEC DURING MAY! Bridge, Pinochle, Euchre, MahJong Players, Tai Chi, Yoga, Zumba, Crafters Hempy Water Ways & Means Committee Marsha Mullholand Candy Fries Cheryl Dodok -All who have given to AEC and all who did not want their name printed. Thank you! MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR OUR 3rd ANNUAL PICNIC! Equipment in the Fitness Center includes: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2017 AT THE AMVETS More information to come in our next newsletter. VISIT THE ALLEN EIRY CENTER BOOTH AT THE SENECA COUNTY FAIR ON SENIOR DAY TUESDAY, JULY 25, WE WILL BE IN LOCATED IN THE ENTERTAINMENT BUILDING FROM 9:00AM 3:00PM. ENTERTAINMENT ALL DAY WITH FREE BOTTLED WATER (provided by Hempy Water) AND ICE CREAM (furnished by Old Fort Bank). THIS IS ALWAYS A FUN DAY. DON T MISS OUT! WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE! 2 Treadmills 1 Elliptical 1 Recumbent Bike 1 NuStep Universal multi-gym (strength & conditioning) Dumbbells (3 25 lbs.) Weight Sticks (5-12 lbs.) 2014 Visit us on Facebook Wentz Street,

7 Ohio State Theater at Dutch Sugarcreek OHIO STATE FAIR Columbus THE HOME GAME DEPART: Wednesday, July 12, :45AM 6:45PM $89.00 (meal included) 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 father 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! DEPART: Tuesday, August 1, :45AM 9:30PM $49.00 (Meal Extra) 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, displays, 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 Beyond 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! IT S CELEBRATION TIME FOR JULY BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES! 1 2 Eleanor J. Anderson Would you like to simplify your estate plan, avoid unnecessary expenses and protect your assets for the future? Would you like to discuss your current business or the formation of a new business? Do you have a civil dispute in need of resolution? If yes, we are a local law firm and we are here to assist you. 4 Semro Henry & Barga LTD, Attorneys at Law 5 Thomas L. Lasky PT, DScPT, OCS, COMT 47 Miami Street 7 Phone: ASSURED TITLE AGENCY, INC. 102 S. Washington St JULY Birthdays & Anniversaries If you are celebrating a birthday or anniversary during the month of JULY bring a friend and join us Friday, July 14, 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. 3 John T. Barga Circle H, LLC Melmore Street Bev Simons Ronald Burlile Lu Chester Cindy Swartz Roger & Marlene Isenbarger Don & Cathie Stark Craig & Teresa Neifer Stephony Soule Mary Alice Wagner Carol Wiswasser Carole Zimmerman Stephen & Gloria Fisher Eloise Granata Karen Simonds Mike & Nancy Ringle Nora Snyder Lou Ann Newlove Pat Lucius Catherine Taylor Charlie & Sylvia Schelkers Phil & Susie Hohman Richard Gabel Joanne Elchert Hank & Pat Elchert Norma Wilkinson John Eichhorn Madeline Staib Gary & Barb Smith Wayne & Mary Ellen Hoover Polly Hoffman Sue Heck Bob & Chris Myers Gary & Diana Coleman Florian Tiell Barbara Coppus Marion Weaver Paula Bishop Lee Sponseller Mary Lou Gase Brenda Gardenas Marilyn Anderson Eileen Scherer Ed & Kay Wilson Jane Meisner Jo & Mary Ann Welly Richard Grine James & Rebecca Shank Percy Lilly Gerald Wagner John Weslow Cherie Anderson Butch Sauber Sara Huffman Mike Snyder Ed & Diana Wise David Culp Patricia Heddles Susan Shelt Sue Halen Norah Carber John Warnament David Monroe Joe Kastner Denise Krenisky James & Eleanor Streacker Jane Jones Vivian Ludwig Evelyn Zeller Jane Broka Nancy Ehrman Sandy Griffin Jan Steyer Linda Reinhart Alice Coffman Mary Leibengood Ruth Stiverson John & Betty Sendelbach Jim Ludban Richard Richey Merle Reinhart Kathy Wise Dale Johnson Philip Miller Janet Beard Vera Smith LaDonna Distel Clara Eckleberry Darlene Ohl Frank & Antoinette SanGregory Andy & Sonja Andersons Marguerite Bernard Dale & Paula Depew Robert & Lois Mathias Aidan & Carol Jenot Jim & Bonnie Boroff Betty Sendelach Terry Piper Malinda Perna Karen Kennedy Randy Fassler Mary Falin Donald & Christine Stover Carol Dull Don & Yvonne Schafer Ronald Gosche Mary Jane Fox Susan Carty Dennis & Sara Welly Dennis Brown Betty Deason Leon Steyer Jerry Van Buskirk Steve & Kayleen Hoover BINGO WILL RETURN FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 2017 AT 1:00PM 13.

8 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SAT. / SUN. JEWELRY 101 CLASS alleneiry.com 1 Like us on 4 3 No Yoga today No GERI-FIT today 5 12:30 Learn Bridge 1:00 Needle Art 1:00 BG Bridge No GERI-FIT today 10:00AM AEC CLOSED 10 6:00PM Yoga NEW Trip Registration Doors Open at 8:30AM 17 6:00PM Yoga (At fairgrounds between Buildings 8-9) :00 Zumba Gold 10:00 Knitting Class 10:00 Jewelry Class 12:30 Learn Bridge 1:00 Needle Art Beginners 1:30 Yoga 1:30 Open Bridge Dell s BBQ Serving 5:00 6:30PM Pressure Reading No Yoga today 1:00 Pinochle 1:00 Stained Glass Trip: American in Paris 2:30PM 13 8:30-9:30 Blood Pressure Reading 9:00 Yoga 1:00 Pinochle 20 9:30-10:30 Blood Pressure Reading 9:00 Yoga 1:00 Pinochle 31 6:00PM Yoga Trip: Behind the Scenes 7:30AM :30 Coffee Hr. 10:00 Zumba Gold 10:00 Jewelry Class 10:00 Knitting 12:30 Learn Bridge 1:00 Needle Art Beginners 1:30 Open Bridge 9:00 Tai Chi 10:00 Beginner Quilt Class 12:00 Mahjong 12:00 Pegs & Jokers 10:00AM (At fairgrounds between Buildings 8-9) 27 8:30-9:30 Blood Pressure Reading 9:00 Yoga 1:00 Pinochle BLOOD PRESSURE READINGS During June, Mercy Tiffin will be providing blood pressure readings each Thursday morning at the Allen Eiry Center. Please see our calendar to check the times. Stop in and take advantage of this free service! A special thank you to Mercy for this service!! DINNER: Monday, December 18, :00PM 9:00PM $16.00 (Meal included) REGISTRATION BEGINS MON., JULY 8:30AM Come join us for an evening of enjoyment! 1st Stop-is the Allen Eiry Center for a Delicious lite hot supper. 2nd Stop- on the buses for a tour of the Tiffin Christmas lights. 3rd stop Return to the Center for entertainment. The Late Show with Kevin Maiberger and Yvonne will be here to entertain us while we enjoy Christmas cookies and wassail. 22 Kuebler Shoes Robert G. Shreiner, O.D. OPTOMETRY 29 9:00 Tai Chi 10:00 Beginner Quilt Class 12:00 Mahjong 12:00 Pegs & Jokers Fused Glass Class - Making Stepping 1:00PM 25 Shaffer Park Dr S. Washington St Tiffin, Ohio Fold 9AM 25 Watch for our OCTOBER CALENDAR fundraiser coming in July! We guarantee lots of great prizes to win. Last year we raised over $11, with your support. Rental Trip: Cinci. Art Museum 8:00AM 10:00AM Karen Knaur will be instructing jewelry crafting. A specific 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 bracelets 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). 9 Trip: Lunch Bunch 11:00AM 14 9:00 Tai Chi 10:00 Beginner Quilt Class 12:00 Mahjong 12:00 Pegs & Jokers Back by special requests! This class is limited to 8 participants (each day) so please reserve your spot today. 8:45AM TRIP: CROOKED ROAD 24 8 Trip: The Home Game (At fairgrounds between 6:00PM Yoga 7 9:00 Tai Chi 10:00 Beginner Quilt Class 12:00 Mahjong 12:00 Pegs & Jokers Birthday/Anniversary 1:00PM 10:00AM :00 Zumba Gold 12:30 Learn Bridge 1:00 Needle Art Beginners 1:30 Yoga 1:30 Open Bridge AEC Board 3:00PM 6 9:30-10:30Blood CHRISTMAS ENCHANTED EVENING Wednesday, July 12, 10:00am Wednesday, July 26, 10:00am 30 Trip: Mudhens Game 2:45PM 190 S. WASHINGTON ST. P.O. BOX 808 TIFFIN, OHIO PHONE: Traunero Funeral Home and Crematory Pre-planning Specialists 214 S. Monroe St., Tiffin W. Market St., Tiffin SINCE 1832 HEMPY WATER 227 S. Washington St Bolte Real Estate A Heritage of Excellence Since 1936 Fran Andersons Realtor/Tiffin Office Manager Tiffin Office 23 S. Washington St. Tiffin, Ohio franandersons13@gmail.com