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8. CHATEU TEBEAU WINERY and ANDREW MARTIN MAGIC SHOW Wednesday, October 4, 2017 4:30PM around 8:45PM $43.00 (Dinner included) Due at sign up REGISTRATION BEGINS: Monday, May 1 @ 8:30am 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 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! W o o d C a r v i n g Each Thursday beginning at AM Gerry Hill is in the house to help you learn to carve. You are welcome to stop by and see the projects that the participants are working on, all of which are absolutely amazing and ask questions. Gerry is an excellent instructor and very patient with new carvers. Feel free to stop by through the month of May. The carvers take the summer off and return in September. You can join at any time. Summer C R O Q U E T League We are starting something NEW this summer... Croquet League Each Wednesday we will meet at 1000:00AM 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. We will be following the Rules of 9-Wicket Croquet. Our purpose is to have fun but we do need rules to be fair. Please call AEC at 419-448-9774 if you are interested in being a part of this new endeavor. Keep in mind that you are not required to be there each week if your schedule does not allow. If you have a croquet set that you would let us borrow for the summer please call and let us know. The season will start Wednesday, June 14, 2017. If the weather is bad croquet will be cancelled. Remember that none of us are experts. We hope to see you there for a good time! S T A I N E D G L A S S Each Tuesday b e g i n n i n g a t PM in- structor Ron Pepper is here to help you learn the techniques of stained glass. Tuesdays are specifically for beginners so that Ron is able to take individual time to help you get started. You are welcome to stop by any time that we are open to see items on display that have been made by AEC members. You might even get the opportunity to see items that are in progress. We invite you to take this opportunity to check out the stained glass class next Tuesday beginning at PM. Allen Eiry Center News Activities, Events, Travel, and More PHONE: (419) 448-9774 28 HOPEWELL AVE., TIFFIN, OHIO 44883 MAY 2017 HOURS Mon. Fri. 8:30am 4:00pm (except Holidays) www.alleneiry.com Volume 57 CAN YOU HELP US? Each month we create many flyers for upcoming trips and events at AEC. We would really like to get more of these flyers out into the public. If you know of a place that would allow us to display our flyers please let us know. If you could deliver the flyer, would be better yet. Did you know that we have a website that you can get lots of information from? Go to alleneiry.com and see upcoming events, trips and daily calendar. If you visit facebook please go to allen eiry senior center, see all our posts, like us and share us! A E C S P R I N G C A R D P A R T Y W e d n e s d a y, M a y 3, 2 0 1 7 @ 1 1 : 3 0 A M Ticket Cost: $8.00 Enjoy an afternoon with friends, a nice lunch, drawings and your choice of game. Please purchase your ticket by Wed., April 26th at the Allen Eiry Center Monday Friday, 8:30AM 4:00PM. Raffle Tickets will be sold for the following prizes: 1st $100 2nd $75 3rd- $25 Drawing will be held Wednesday, May 3 @ PM. THE MANY HATS OF MOMS You are invited to a special program to celebrate Mother s Day. This event will be presented by Mary Lee Creeger for men and women to enjoy. We promise that you will be entertained while bringing past memories to mind. Join us Friday, May 12, 2017 at 1:30PM. Please call 419-448-9774 to reserve a spot for a good time! Member of the Month SUE HOPPLE Sue lives in the Republic area. Prior to getting married in 1959 Sue lived in Florida. Shortly after, she and her husband moved to Republic to raise their family of four children. Sue grew up on a farm and took care of many animals. As a young person she enjoyed time taking care of the sheep and riding her bike. As a retiree Sue enjoys mowing yards, reading a lot, spending time in her garden, enjoying her roses, and visiting friends. Also loves to cook her favorite dish - baked spaghetti! Sue heard about AEC from friends who are current AEC members. At the Center she enjoys Yoga, seeing all the people, watching crafts being made, and exercising. I asked Sue the following: If there is one piece of advice that you would give me as a 23 year old what would it be? RESPONSE: Enjoy each day because time goes by too quickly! Submitted by: Breanna Beard, AEC Secretary 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! Member Registration Date for NEW single day trips: MONDAY, MAY 1, 2017 Beginning at 8:30AM

ALLEN EIRY TRIPS Please CHECK your calendars to see if you have signed up for a trip. Upcoming Single Day Trips Apr. 26 Wed. April Lunch Bunch 1am Apr. 29 Sat. Lake Plains Chorus Fostoria May 5 Fri. Forever Plaid Cleveland May 17 Wed. Seven Brides Ritz 6:30pm 2:15pm 1:30pm May 31 Wed. 2nd Amish Trip 7:30am June 5 Mon. Beer Barrel Pizza & Grill 5:00pm June 7 Wed. Tanger Outlet Mall 8:30am July 6 Thurs. An American in Paris Cleveland 2:30pm July 7 Fri. July Lunch Bunch 1am July 12 Wed. July 15 Sat. The Home Game Sugarcreek Behind the Scenes Playhouse Square 8:45am 7:30am July 30 Sun. Toledo Mudhens Game 2:45pm Aug. 16 Wed. National Museum of the Great Lake 8:00am Sept. 26 Tues. 2017 Fall Lunch Bunch 1am Oct. 4 Wed. Chateu Tebeau & Magic Show 4:30pm Nov. 13 Mon. Scioto Downs Racino 8:00am Feb. 17 Sun. Riverdance Cleveland PlayHouse 2017 Multiday Trips Bristol, Tennessee & Virginia July 17-19, 2017 Colorado August 21-30, 2017 Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario October 8-11, 2017 Opryland at Christmas December 11-14,2017 Join The Fun...Travel With AEC!! 9:30am RITZ MOVIE SERIES Golden Age of Hollywood SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS Wednesday, May 17, 2017 1:30PM AFTER 2:30 MOVIE $3.00 Due at sign up (snack extra) The year is 1850. The location is the Oregon Territory. A backwoodsman named Adam Pontipee comes into town to search for a bride. After being laughed at by the owners of the town s general store he goes out in search of a wife. He comes upon a local tavern where he meets Milly. Convinced of her worth by the quality of her cooking and her insistence on finishing her chores before she would leave with him, he proposes and she accepts despite knowing each other for only a few hours. On the journey home Milly talks about how she is excited to be cooking and taking care of only one man. When they arrive at his cabin in the mountains, Milly is surprised to learn that Adam is one of seven brothers living under the same roof. Come join us for a great movie! AEC GOLF LEAGUE will begin Thursday, May 4 @ 9:30AM. We will be golfing at Seneca Hills Golf Course. This is a co-ed league and you need to be at least 50 years of age to participate. The cost for the season is $15.00 (to be paid to AEC) along with your weekly green fees (which will be paid at the golf course). This league is not competitive, the golfers are out to have a good time golfing. If you have any questions about the golf league please call or stop by. Schedule your Fitness Center orientation today. Receive 2 weeks FREE as a AEC Member. If you have a suggestion of an activity that we might be able to try at AEC please let us know. Thank you! Columbus THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION GRANT RECEIVED TO PURCHASE AEC AND TRAINING OF AUTOMATIC EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR We are thankful that the Allen Eiry Center has received a grant from The Community Foundation for the purchase of a automatic external defibrillator (AED) which could save a life! The AED had been purchased, delivered and hanging on the wall directly inside the main entrance. The final thing we need to do is be trained to use the AED. We invite anyone who wishes to be trained on the AED to attend a session MON- DAY, MAY 15, 2017 @ 2:00PM. The Tiffin EMT/ Fire Department will be instructing us to properly use this piece of equipment. The AED is simple to use. The more people who learn to use the AED, the better chance that each one of us has to live through cardiac arrest. PLEASE take time out of your day and attend this session. Who knows, it may be your life or a loved one s life that can be saved. CALL THE CENTER TODAY TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT FOR AED TRAINING. TANGER OUTLET MALL Wednesday, June 7, 2017 8:30AM 7:00PM $22.00 Due at sign up (meal extra) REGISTRATION: Begins Mon., March 6, 2017 @ 8:30AM We went to the new outlet mall last fall and everyone seemed to really like it. The mall has super stores and we grabbed some great buys. There are more than 75 brand name stores. Our shopping trips usually sell out quickly so hop on the bus, join a fun group we will shop, eat and just have a good time. The mall personnel were cordial and gave us nice goody bags. This is a senior friendly shopping experience. 2nd Bus has been added. F A L L 2 0 1 7 L U N C H B U N C H Tuesday, September 26, 2017 1AM after lunch $8.00 (Lunch extra) REGISTRATION BEGINS: Monday, May 1 @ 8:30am Hello, we don t even want to think of fall just as the spring flowers are peeping through. We will want to go to lunch in September so the date is set! Come join a great group on this mystery outing!! THANK YOU TO ALL WHO HAVE DONATED TO THE AEC DURING APRIL! Bridge, Pinochle, Euchre, MahJongg Players, Tai Chi, Yoga, Zumba, Crafters Hempy Water Sharon Wilbert Joyce Mosier Shirley Robbins Chad Swartz -All who have given to AEC and all who did not want their name printed. Thank you! HUMAN TRAFFICKING Human trafficking is modern day slavery: it is the trade in humans, most commonly for the purpose of sexual slavery, forced labor or commercial sexual exploitation. Traffickers use various techniques to instill fear and gain control of their victims essentially creating slaves. Some traffickers even go as far as keeping their victims locked up under constant watch. You ask yourself, Why would I come to this presentation? Because it s closer to home than you think. Presentation: Thursday, May 25, 2017 @ 10:30AM This is Open to the Public. No reservation needed. 2. 7.

TRIP ~ TRANSPORTATION ~ NEWS Advertise your business to over 1000 people monthly at a very low cost! Call 419-448-9774 for more information. MULTIDAY TRIP COLORADO ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPECTACULAR August 21 30, 2017 Take A Break From The Race! Make A- 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 TIFFIN CONVENIENCE STORES 210 N. WASHINGTON ST (419) 447-6022 SCIOTO DOWNS RACINO TRIP Monday, November 13, 2017 COST IS $30.00 (members & non-members) Depart at 8:00AM Return at 6:15PM Leaving from the Allen Eiry Senior Center 28 Hopewell Ave., Tiffin 419-448-9774 Scioto Downs in Columbus, Ohio is a friendly, clean, one floor casino. The Buffet and the Dash Café have excellent food. You will receive $20 free play and $5 food voucher or equal gift per the casino. We will travel with Excursions Trailways. 419-447-0616 Brandt L. Weininger, DDS Welcoming New Patients 2540 S. St. Rt. 100, 419-447-1091 Office Hours By Appointment JOLENA M. SCHUBACH-MILLER, D.C. 450 E. Market St., Suite B Phone: (419) 447-0102 Jeff Smith HERITAGE LANES 747 W. Market Street Tiffin 419-447-8854 ROBB MACK Funeral Director Board Member of Allen Eiry Foundation 236 S. Washington St., Tel. 419-447-2424 hofgotoffice@tiffinohio.com www.hgmackfuneralhome.com Ultimate Tan & Beauty Tanning Hair Care Manicures & Pedicures Owner: LU CHESTER 55 Madison St., Tiffin, OH 419-443-8650 BAUMANN CHEVROLET BUICK GMC INC 2291 W. St. Rt. 18 419-447-6612 AUTUMNWOOD CARE CENTER 670 East State Route 18 419-447-7151 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 Cost Per Person: Non-members are welcome to travel with us for a small Double -$2299.00 additional surcharge. Single - $3149.00 Triple $2109.00 Deposit of $100 due at registration. Balance is due by July 1, 2017. Optional Cancellation Protection is available. MULTIDAY TRIP 321 E. PERRY ST. (419-447-6259) Hoffmann-GottfriedWagner Flower MACK Shop & Greenhouse FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORY 907 E. Co. Rd. 50, Tiffin CHRISTMAS IN NASHVILLE Sign up today! 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-$1299.00, Single-$1739, Triple-$1199.00 Deposit of $100 due at registration. Balance due by Oct. 31, 2917. Cancellation Protection is available. TOUR INCLUDES: Modern Motorcoach Transportation, 3 Nights @ Opryland Resort, 3 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch & 2 Dinners, Opryland s Delta Flatboards, ICE Exhibit, General Jackson Lunch Cruise, Grand Ole Opry, Sightseeing Tour of Nashville, Opryland s Holiday Christmas Show, Country Music Hall of Fame, Johnny Non-members are welcome to Cash Museum, Luggage Handling, All Tax & Tips on Included Meals. travel with us for a small additional surcharge. 10. 13.

Nonprofit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Tiffin, Ohio Permit No. 48 BRISTOL MOTOR SPEEDWAY WITH SONGWRITERS OF THE CROOKED ROAD 28 HOPEWELL AVE. TIFFIN, OHIO 44883 July 17-19, 2017 Equipment in the Fitness Center includes: 2 Treadmills 1 Elliptical 1 Recumbent Bike 1 NuStep Universal multi-gym (strength & conditioning) Dumbbells (3 25 lbs.) Weight Sticks (5-12 lbs.) Call AEC at 419-448-9774 for more details. Ohio State Theater at Dutch Valley @ Sugarcreek THE HOME GAME THE GOLDEN NEWS WELCOME NEW & RETURNING MEMBERS! James Spotts Ruth Spotts Ed Wilson Kay Wilson Jim Smith Elaine Smith Carol Graham Donna Smith Bernard Breidenbach Richard Richey Vicki Richey Leonard Herman Peggy Moerdyk Dan Wilson Gerri Wilson Carolyn Ferris Theresa Distel Sandra Schriner Sandy Zoeller Rose Zoeller Linda Kirgis Molly Lofton Terry Gaietto Dan Gaietto Peg Distel Marvin Courtad Jr. MEMORIALS In Memory of Dean Distel Given by Jim & Diane Baker Given by Nancy Harnischfeger Given by Jeannine Gaietto In Memory of Dorothy Dundore Given by Jon & Connie Blaser In Memory of Dr. Anthony Lupica Given by Sue Pfaff In Memory of Georgetta Hursey Given by Shirley Culver Given by Sue Heck Please keep in prayer the family of Terry Jensen and Paul Reis AEC members who recently passed away. BAKELESS BAKE SALE CONTRIBUTORS John & Marjorie Kirian Karen Kessler Joan Selvey John & Mary Eichhorn Margaret Hoyda Roger & Jenny Fatzinger Madelyn Smith...And all who did not want their name published. Wednesday, July 12, 2017 8:45AM 6:45PM $89.00 (meal included) Due at sign up The brand-new 500 seat state of the art Ohio Star Theater at Dutch Valley will be opening soon. We have excellent seats for the show, a full all-you-can-eat chicken/roast beef family style dinner only the Amish can serve. This is a MUSICAL based on a story by Martha Bolton. Levi must choose between his 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! 2014 The crooked road is the area that takes travelers across southwest Virginia, through the birthplace of country music. In 1927 Ralph Peer, a record producer with the Victor Talking Machine Company, set up a temporary music studio. Over the next 12 days he recorded songs by 19 artists, including Jimmie Rodgers and the Carter family. These recordings launched the country music industry. In 1998 the United States Congress recognized Bristol as The Birthplace of Country Music. We will be staying in the Abingdon & Bristol area touring many things including the The Birthplace of Country Music Museum. In harmony with the music is the driving sound of race engines. Bristol is home of the World s Fastest Half-mile Bristol Motor Speedway, NASCAR s most popular track, as well as Bristol Drag way. We will be going to the speedway, downtown Bristol and much more. This is a special event, only on this date. Come join us! One highlight of this tour, is an evening with Grammy Winning Songwriter Richard Leigh, his friends and their music. This is an intimate evening with members of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. Filled with stories, songs, laughter and memories. These songwriters have written for Ray Charles, Connie Frances, George Jones and Tammy Wynette, the Dixie Chicks, Anne Murray and Perry Como to name a few. Richard has written 9 songs himself that rose to number 1 hits on the charts. I ll Get Over You, Don t It Make Your Brown Eyes Blue both performed by Crystal Gayle and others. Along the way home, we will stop just outside Charleston, WV to tour J.Q.Dickinson Salt Works. A family owned facility that harvests an all natural salt by hand. Time for tasting and to browse the gift shop with regional specialties as well as their salts. You will be able to stand in two states at once...bristol, Tennessee and Bristol, Virginia. Cost Per Person: Double -$549.00 Single - $689.00 Triple $529.00 Deposit of $100 due at registration. Non-members are welcome to travel with us for a small additional surcharge. Visit us on Facebook www.oemeyer.com/homemedical. 424 Wentz Street, 419-447-1104 9.

2 0 1 7 P AV E R S & B R I C K S AEC TRAVEL GUIDELINES Each spring we give our members and friends the opportunity to purchase a Paver or Brick to be placed in our main entrance at the Allen Eiry Center. Last fall there were many pavers and bricks that were engraved and added to our beautiful entrance way. All members have the opportunity to register for NEW trips on the date published in the AEC newsletter. You then have 10 days to pay for the trip (unless otherwise noted in the newsletter for that specific trip). Pavers cost $100.00. You are allowed up to 4 lines with a total of 15 characters on each line (this includes spaces.) Pavers are 8 x 8. Bricks are $50.00 each. You are allowed up to 3 lines with a total of 15 characters in each line (this includes spaces.) Bricks are 4 x 8. Ordering forms for the Pavers and Bricks are available at the AEC. The deadline for 2017 spring paver/brick order is May 1st. Although you can order a paver/brick at any time throughout the year, if you get your order to us by May 1st, you are guaranteed that your paver/brick will be put in place during the summer of 2017. If you decide to cancel your reservation, we will start calling people on the waiting list to fill your spot (if there is a waiting list). If a person fills your spot, you will be given a credit after your replacement has paid for the trip. This credit may be used for future travel. If there is not a waiting list or we can not fill your spot, you will not receive a credit. Non-members may sign up for a trip with a member four days after member register for NEW trips. Nonmembers will be charged a sur-charge. We hope that you take the opportunity to travel with the Allen Eiry Center. Your safety and enjoyment are always our top priority. Sara and Wayne (our drivers and escorts) are wonderful and pay attention to your needs. Thank you for your support! John T. Barga 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. Semro Henry & Barga LTD, Attorneys at Law Thomas L. Lasky PT, DScPT, OCS, COMT 47 Miami Street AEC s all purpose room is available to rent. Please stop by or call 419-448-9774 for more information. NEEDLEWORK WEEKEND Join us Friday and Saturday, May 19 & 20, 2017 for two fun days of working on any sewing craft that you would like. Bring your own project whether it is quilting, knitting, crocheting, needle point.anything you want to work on. This is a fun social time while working on your project. If you are stuck and need help on one of your projects, feel free to ask anyone participating in the weekend for help. We have very experienced crafters who will be willing to help you out. Beginners are welcome! Cost: $15.00 Time: Friday, May 19, 1AM 5:00PM and Saturday, May 20, 10:00AM-4:00PM We invite you to bring a snack to share throughout the day. TOLEDO MUDHENS vs. ROCHESTER REDWINGS GAME Sunday, July 30, 2017 2:45PM After 6:05 game/fireworks $49.00 Due at sign up (Meal included) Phone: 419-447-0760 Circle H, LLC 130 Melmore Street 419-447-4683 419-447-8934 ASSURED TITLE AGENCY, INC. 102 S. Washington St. Need we say more the Hens, the Roost, Muddy and Madonna, and all of you can eat the all American Buffett, kids running the bases and some of the best fireworks in America! Two buses fill up fast, so mark your calendars now. The Redwings are the farm team of the Minnesota Twins. NOTE: This is a FAMILY trip therefore each person pays the same price of $49.00. Children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and friends are all welcome to sign up to go on this fun trip with you. NATIONAL MUSEUM of the GREAT LAKES and THE ORIGINAL TONY PACKO S Toledo, OH Wed., August 16, 2017 8:30AM 4:00PM $38.00 Due at sign up (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. PARKINSONS For those who have been diagnosed or have a loved one with Parkinsons Decease. Join us Wednesday, May 17 The LSVT BIG and LOUD programs incorporate both physical therapy and speech therapy disciples. The LSVT BIG program is driven by Mercy s physical therapy department on increasing amplitude of limb and body movements which will result in improvement in amplitude that generalize to improve speed, balance and quality of gait. The LSVT LOUD program is directed by speech therapists focusing on improving both voice and speech of patient s with Parkinson s disease. Intensive treatment results in increasing vocal loudness for up to 24 months post treatment. Mercy Hospital will be presenting this program. This event is Open to the Public. No reservations needed. 419-447-7126 6. 3.

RIVERDANCE Cleveland Play House Square Sun. Feb. 28, 2018 9:30AM 6:30PM $87.00 Due at sign up (Meal extra) REGISTRATION BEGINS: Monday, May 1 @ 8:30am The international Irish dance phenomenon is back by popular demand in RIVERDANCE THE 20th ANNIVERSARY 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. Playhouse Square Behind Scenes Tour Sat., July 15, 2017 7:30AM 4:00PM $32.00 Due at sign up (Meal extra) When we travel to Cleveland to see all the wonderful shows, did you ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes? With the five fully restored main historic theaters (built 1921-22), Playhouse Square is the largest theater 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. COMING THIS SUMMER Fused Glass will be teaching classes on making Stepping Stones. Look for more details to come in our June New sletter. CHOIR ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING MONDAY, MAY 22, 2017 @ PM Anyone who may be interested in singing in a new AEC Choir please attend this meeting. We are looking for new ideas and suggestions, what type of music you would like to sing, and to introduce Bonnie Steinmetz who has agreed to lead the choir. This is an exciting time to get together and plan what type of choir we want to be. We are looking for fun and excitement along with entertainment. We hope to see you at the meeting! JEWELRY 101 CLASS Wednesday, May 10, 2017 @ 10:00am Wednesday, May 24, 2017 @ 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). This class is limited to 8 participants (each day) so please reserve your spot today. BLOOD PRESSURE READINGS For the past 5 months the YMCA has been providing staff to take blood pressures at AEC. We thank the Y for this service! In May, Mercy Tiffin will be providing blood pressure readings each Thursday from 9:30AM10:30AM at the Allen Eiry Center. Stop in and take advantage of this free service! A special thank you to Mercy for this service!! EVENING DINERS BEER BARREL PIZZA & GRILL LIFE LINE SCREENING Do more for your cardiovascular health. Life Line Screening will be coming to the Allen Eiry Center Wednesday, May 10, 2017. Available testings are: Carotid Artery, Heart Rhythm Screening, Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Screening, Peripheral Arterial Disease Screening and Osteoporosis Risk Assessment. Pre-registration is required. Call 1-888-653-6450 to get more information and/or to make an appointment. 4.12. Mon., June 5, 2017 5:00PM After dinner $10.00 Due at sign up (Meal extra) We have been to this restaurant before, wonderful food, reasonable prices, great selection of beer on tap! You will be greeted by friendly staff and a giant fireplace. They have a huge selection on their menu with excellent portion size. The menu includes soups, wings, salads, pizza, pasta, burgers, wraps, chicken, fish, shrimp, meatloaf, and oven baked subs! Hope we made you hungry and you will come join us. PS Did we mention their specialty drinks and desserts? Evening diner trips always fill very quickly. Be sure to stop in and register beginning April 3 @ 8:30am. Only 1 seat left! Kuebler Shoes 25 Shaffer Park Dr. 419-448-0191 170 S. Washington St. 419-448-5553 Tiffin, Ohio 44883 Robert G. Shreiner, O.D. OPTOMETRY 190 S. WASHINGTON ST. P.O. BOX 808 TIFFIN, OHIO 44883 PHONE: 419-447-6154 Traunero Funeral Home and Crematory Pre-planning Specialists 214 S. Monroe St., Tiffin 419-447-3113 www.traunerofuneralhome.com 440 W. Market St., Tiffin 419-447-2737 www.kueblershoes.com SINCE 1832 HEMPY WATER 227 S. Washington St. 419-448-8885 Fran Andersons 419-618-4997 9. 5. 9.

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 1 12:30 Euchre 10:00AM NEW TRIP REGISTRATION DOORS OPEN AT 8:30AM 8 12:30 Euchre 2 10:00 Zumba 10:00 Knitting Stained Glass Community Council Meeting @ Noon THURSDAY 3 12:30 Learn Bridge BG s Bridge 3:00 Ballroom Dance CARD PARTY 11:30AM 9 10:00 Zumba 10:00 Knitting FRIDAY 4 Yoga Wood Carving Pinochle Stained Glass AEC Golf League Begins 9:30AM 10 10:00 Jewelry Class 3:00 Ballroom Dance LIFE LINE SCREENING ALL DAY 11 Yoga Wood Carving Pinochle Stained Glass SAT. / SUN. 5 Tai Chi 12:00 Pegs & Jokers 6 7 BINGO @ PM TRIP: Forever Plaid departs @ 2:15PM 12 Tai Chi 12:00 Pegs & Jokers 13 IT S CELEBRATION TIME FOR MAY BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES! If you are celebrating a birthday or anniversary during the month of MAY bring a friend and join us Friday, May 19, 2017 at PM. 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. COME CELEBRATE!! 15 MANY HATS OF MOM @ 1:30PM 16 17 10:00 Zumba Gold 10:00 Knitting Class 10:00 Jewelry Class 12:30 Learn Bridge 3:00 Ballroom Dance AEC Board Mtg. @ 3:00PM 18 Yoga Wood Carving Pinochle 19 Tai Chi 12:00 Pegs & Jokers 20 NeedleWork Weekend 10:00AM 4:00PM 21 2 3 4 5 Fold Newsletters @ 9AM 22 12:30 Euchre 24 23 10:00 Zumba Gold 10:00 Knitting Class 10:00 Jewelry Class 12:30 Learn Bridge Yoga Wood Carving Pinochle 26 27 6 Tai Chi 12:00 Pegs & Jokers 7 8 28 Human Trafficking Program @ 10:30AM 29 30 10:00 Zumba Gold 10:00 Knitting 31 12:30 Learn Bridge 3:00 Ballroom Dance TRIP: AMISH COUNTRY Depart @ 7:30AM 12. 3:00 Ballroom Dance AEC Choir Meeting @ PM AEC CLOSED 25 Come join the FUN!! Sponsored By: MAY Birthdays & Anniversaries Needlework Weekend 1AM 5:00PM Birthday/Anniversary Party @ PM Parkinsons Program AT THE ALLEN EIRY CENTER Friday, May 5, 2017 @ PM This event is FREE to all AEC Members 14 1 No euchre today 2:00 AED Training 9 10 11 12 Kathy Smith Frank & Carolyn Tobe Jim & Judy Ludban Joe Granata Jan Roby Kayleen Hoover Tim Mannas Tom Breidenbach Dave Gottfried Judy Downey Martie Aiello Gene & Linda Miller Dave & Rose Lucius Laura Johnson Robert Grothaus John & Barbara Bond Diane Horn John Wisser Carmie Hrtenstein Marilyn Kastner Cynthia Hoke Steve Hoover Tim & Julie Bazar Peg Distel Linda Krintzline Chris Ewald Wayne Griffin Jan Magers Ken & Susan Ritzler John Anway Dennis White Ida Contos 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Dan Reimer Diane Alley Rod & Sue Echelberry Roseann Amlin James Burns Sharon Milligan Ruth Brown Chris Hess Tim & Joan Sacksteder Dean Jr & Theresa Distel Matilda Wentz Rosemarie Reimer Donna Overholt Kathryn Brown Jill Baumgardner Dale & Peg Shock Marilyn Dubielak Jon Abbott Joan Nesselhauf Deborah Wilkinson Wilma Klopp Frank & Malinds Perna Kevin Dick Tom & Joyce Breidenbach Duane & Sandra Smith John & Brenda Weslow Ron & Jane Link Kathleen Lautenschlegar James Welly Dick Anderson Vickie Moore 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 31 Shirley Marx Carley Murray Larry Kisabeth Lois Shuff Rita Gosche Joanne Shook Ken & Rose Zoeller Tony Steinhauser Susan Lawless Ken & Dawn Snyder Todd & Lisa Young Gerald Hill Janis Klepper Jane Davis John & Marlene Reino Vaughn & Sharon Riffle Janet Sauber Shirley Smith Fay Acree Marlene Isenbarger Danny & Geraldine Wilson Charleen Wolfe Denise Manning George & Janet Freeman Sally McHaffie Denise Harple Anne Laughlin Bill Wickham Floyd Lawless David Baker James Noller Eleanor Streacker 11.