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T H E F L Y E R
I N S I D E T H I S
I S S U E :
F S C : A B O U T U S 2
J O H N ’ S
J I B B E R I S H
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A C T I V I T I E S 4
H O M E M A K I N G 5
S P E C I A L N O T E S 7
C A L E N D A R 8
C A R E
C O O R D I N A T I O N
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S P E C I A L I T E M S 1 1
T R A N S P O R T A T I O N 1 2
SPECIAL POINTS OF
INTEREST:
Activities & Changes, pg 3 & 4
Traveling Lunch and Trip, pg. 6
Bake Sale, pg. 6
Free Lunch, pg. 11
Events & Fundraisers, pg
14/15
A Publication of the Fairborn Senior Center Association
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Y O U R I T I N E R A R Y : W I T H E L L E N
C E L E B R A T I N G 5 0 Y E A R S O F S E R V I C E
With all this rain, I guess March rain will bring April flowers. I am looking forward to enjoying all the spring flowers. This month has been a trying situation. As you know all day and evening activities have been cancelled. The last day for taxes was March 19th. Thank you to our Volunteers for helping our Members, Clients and Community to help preparing their taxes. We are run-ning with a small staff answering phones and helping with re-sources. Phones are monitored Monday through Thursday from 9:00 am to 2 pm. If you need to leave a message we will get back with you on the next business day. During this time, please put your family first – tell them how much you love them and how much we need each other. During this time stay at home when you are ill, avoid contact with people who are sick, get adequate sleep, wash your hands often and with warm water and soap for 20 seconds or longer, dry hands with a clean towel or air dry your hands, cover your mouth with a tissue or sleeve when coughing or sneez-ing, avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth with unwashed hands or after touching surfaces, clean and disinfect high tough surfaces often, call before visiting your doctor, and practice good hy-giene habits. Call your friends and neighbors to make sure they are alright. We will be assessing the situation by April 6th. Just remember our Staff, our Members and our Clients are foremost on our minds and in our hearts. As for April Activities, we will be postponing our Volunteer Appreci-ation luncheon. Pending date will be May 1st. We will keep every-one informed as to when we will reopen and services will be back On a bright note, there are Cash Raffle Tickets. The Cash Raffle has been sponsored by Edward Jones. We will draw the winner at the Annual Membership meeting on June 25th. First place will win $75.00; Second Place will win $50.00 and Third Place will win $25.00. Thanks to Edward Jones. Remember to keep in phone contact with your family, friends and neighbors. And too this will pass.
F A I R B O R N S E N I O R C E N T E R
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325 North Third Street • Fairborn • OH •
45324
937.878.4141
Website: www.fairbornseniors.org
B O A R D O F T R U S T E E S
President: Martin Bartik
Vice President: Florence Krikke
Past President: Charles Leath
Secretary: Donna Wilson
Treasurer: Barbara Henz
Sandy Baker Nancy Trimball
Linda Hall Art Myers
Dan Kirkpatrick Paul Newman Jr.
C E N T E R S T A F F
Executive Director
Ellen Slone-Farthing
Administrative Assistant
Linda Agnor
Financial Clerks
Delores Williams
Activities Coordinator
John Errett
Kitchen Assistant
Shirley Walters
Care Coordination Director
Nina Killingsworth, LSW
Care Coordination Associates
Karen Slattery, BSW
Connie Thompson
Homemaker Coordinator
Darlene Matteson
Homemakers
Iris Hilgeman April Kinman Terry Seebach
Sharon Jones Lillie Kelly
Jane Barcelona Karen Powers
Carla Smith Gail Andrews
Tara Smith Evelyn Camfield
Jessica Osborne Betty Seaman
Shannon Ramos Erin Hoffman
Ashley Foreman Karen Harris
Peggy Hunter Norma Lewis
Transportation Coordinators
David Matteson Jr / Marlene Colinot
Van Drivers
Gary Agnor, Bob Naragon,
John Johnson David Nill
Custodian and Maintenance
James Combs
H O U R S O F O P E R A T I O N
Monday through Friday • 8:30am to 4:30pm
Check the newsletter mailing label to find out when
your membership expires.
Dues are $20 per year for individuals or $35 per year for couples.
C H E E R C A R D S
Roger Sloan
S Y M P A T H Y Family of Wendell
Dobyns)
Family of Lauren Meyers
Teresa Schiermeyer Don Taylor Jimmy Ross
N E W M E M B E R S
Mike Maroney Vicki Tarter Dean Tarter
Linda Randles Aleta Amon
The Fairborn Senior Citizens Association is funded by the Area Agency on Aging, PSA 2, United Way
of Greater Dayton, Greene County Council on Aging, city of Fairborn, Bath Township, membership
dues, participation fees, fundraisers and donations.
April Sponsor
Friends Care Community meets the residential living
needs of seniors and others by providing independent liv-
ing, assisted care, long-term living, and rehabilitation ser-
vices in Yellow Springs, Ohio. Our desire is to see our resi-
dents happy and fulfilled, and we accomplish this by re-
specting the dignity and unique needs of each individual,
providing them restorative or supportive care as appropri-
ate. Together, our talented and experienced team of nurs-
es and other wonderful staff members work together to
address the needs of each resident. To schedule a tour,
or to speak with someone who can help, please call Becky
Baker at 937.767.7363.
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J O H N ’ S J I B B E R I S H
Note the following Activities/Event updates and scheduling changes. This information is updated regularly and posted in the lobby of the
Center under the television. Please refer to the lobby sign-up table, or call ahead, for the most up-to-date information.
POT LUCK! (SEE BELOW for more info) Our monthly Pot Luck lunch will be cancelled for April.
*** ATTENTION ***
- Tickets for Big Daddy must be purchased for $4 by the Thursday prior; any time after the cost will be $5.
- Tickets for Lunch with Friends must be purchased for $4 by the Monday prior; any time after the cost will be $5.
FOODBANK! The Dayton Foodbank is cancelled until further notice.
Due to the ongoing Coronavirus concerns, the activities scheduled could be changed/cancelled at
any time. Please call ahead if you are unsure if an activity is going ahead as planned/cancelled.
MEMBERSHIP BINGO! Membership Bingo will NOT be held in April. Volunteer appreciation is on April 17th @ 11:30am.
Ways & Means/Volunteer Meeting—April 14th @ 9am.
Drums Alive! Due to Dorie having to shutter her business until April 30th, Drums Alive will be postponed until May 13th—June 17th.
TRAVELING LUNCH! Is cancelled for April. We will try again in May.
TRIP! On Friday, April 24th we are heading to La Comedia in Hillsboro to see Footloose. Cost per person is $47 which includes the $5
transportation fee, and must be paid when signing up. If you are self-driving, the cost is $42 at sign-up. We will be leaving the center at
9:30am and returning around 4pm. We only have 31 tickets. Must be a center member to come along. This trip could potentially be
canceled if La Comedia is not open to the public by April 17th. All who paid will be refunded/have check returned.
Computer Class! Will only be to be determined after the center opens back up.
LUNCH AND LEARN!! - Our amazing partners at Friend’s Care Community will be providing a Lunch and Learn on April 28th @ 11:30am.
The subject will be on “Fall Prevention”
Dessert and Learn!! Yes, you heard that right! After lunch on April 23rd @ 12:30Ppm, we will have a dessert and learn with Attorney George
Lovett. The presentation will focus on Advanced Directives, Wills and Trusts. Come and enjoy some sweets and an educational lecture.
Newsletter Folding!! - Will be on Tuesday, April 28th @ 8:15am.
Greene County Council on Aging Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon on April 29th. Please let us know if you would like to attend this year’s
Volunteer Appreciation lunch in Xenia. More information regarding timing and cost can be obtained by calling us, or GCCOA (937)376-
5486).
Sinclair—Sinclair has suspended all Spring LifeLong Learning Classes until further notice. Additionally, Summer registration, as well as all
LLL classes for the summer semester, have been cancelled. They wil return in the Fall. Keep an eye out.
CHAIR YOGA!!! Josie would like to announce that during 2020: All veterans & their spouses will not have to pay her fee of $2; there will still be a $1 activity fee. She conducts her classes at the Xenia Adult & Recreation Services Center on Wednesdays from 10:30-
11:15am and at the Fairborn Senior Center on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:00-9:45am. (When activities resume) Fairy Garden Project—As of this mailing, and due to the center being uncertain when activities will resume, we will delay the start of the Fairy Garden project until May. GAME DAY Interest. We will have an interest sheet in the lobby to possibly add a new activity in May...GAMES! This activity will most likely be on Thursday afternoons after Lunch with Friends. Coming in May!
May 5—Cinco de Mayo
May 11th—Mother’s Day Tea—Bobbi Strobhar will be entertaining
May 13th—Volunteer Breakfast
May 19th—SeniorPalooza (Green County Fairgrounds)
May 25th—Closed for Memorial Day
A C T I V I T I E S
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E D U C A T I O N
Computer Help
Some Mondays, 12:30pm. (See John’s
Gibberish [pg 3] for dates).
Cost: $1 for members. $2 for non-
members. Schedule some time with
instructor, Jim Reihle. Need instruction
on the use of software, anti-virus advice
or your new tablet? Need a repair? Jim
will assist you in any way he can with
your computer needs. Use the computer
in computer lab or bring your own.
Topics include: moving and sharing
photos, FaceTime, eBay, “What to do
when you think you have a virus” and
tips on buying new or used laptops,
desktops, netbooks and tablets.
Dulcimer Classes
Mondays at 12:00pm—Beginners
Mondays at 1:00pm—Intermediate
Cost: $4 per class.
The “finger picking” technique class has
begun. We usually have a spare
dulcimer for you to borrow, if you do not
have your own. Please call the front
desk to let us know if you are planning
to attend.
Guitar Lessons
Fridays at 12:30pm
Cost: $6; sign up at the Front Desk.
Wright State University Alumnus Kyleen
Downes teaches Beginning Guitar
classes on Friday afternoons.
Sinclair Classes
The Spring Semester began on February
21st and will be in session for 10 weeks.
J U S T F O R F U N
Knitting & Crocheting Group
Calling all crocheters and knitters! The
Happy Hookers meet every Wednesday
11:00am-12:30pm. We are a community
service based group who lend our time and
talents to make items for those in need in
our community.
Items that are lovingly crafted include warm
winter hats for children and adults, hats for
chemo patients, baby afghans and lap
blankets. We donate items to Soin Hospital,
Fairborn City Schools, Fairborn Headstart,
the Fairborn Parenting Network, the USO,
the Fairborn Christmas Project and others.
In addition to helping people in our
community, we have a great time
interacting and learning from each other.
Stop by any Wednesday and join us! The
Happy Hookers also gratefully accept
donations of yarn.
Paper Crafting
Paper Crafting meets on Mondays at
8:30am! Please check the activities
calendar for a Monday that works for you!
Betty and crew can help you make
wonderful paper crafts for an upcoming
special day.
TAI CHI Classes are every Thursday from
12:30-1:30pm. Alan Cicco will be teaching
Tai Chi. Alan works at the Red Lotus
Temple Martial Arts Center in Fairborn and
is volunteering his time to teach this class
for us. If you have ever been interested in
learning Tai Chi.
L U N C H E O N S
Pot Luck
On April 13th is cancelled.
Lunch with Friends
Thursdays at 11:30am. $4.00. John
and staff will be cooking up some great
things every Thursday at 11:30.
Must buy ticket by the Monday prior, or
pay $5 after Monday.
Lunch With Big Daddy
Mondays at 11:30am. $4.00.
Reservations must be made at the
Front Desk by the Thursday prior, or
pay $5.
Presbyterian Free Lunch
Held on the 4th Wednesday of every
month at 11:30am. Come join us!
H E A L T H & F I T N E S S
Chair Yoga Class
Held on Monday and Wednesdays at
9:00 am. Cost: $3 for members. $4 for
non-members. Josie Reno, is a certified
Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health
instructor, a Lakshmi Voelker Chair
Yoga and Integrated Positional Therapy
instructor, certified in Qigong
movements, and conducts meditation
sessions. Josie belongs to the Kripalu
Yoga and Ayurveda Association since
2013.
W E E K L Y A C T I V I T I E S A T A G L A N C E
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Barbershop: Tuesday, 1:00pm
Membership Bingo: First & Third Friday, 1:30pm
Checkbook Balancing Assistance:
Call Ellen to schedule
Computer Help: See Calendar for details
Dominoes: Wednesday 10am
Dulcimer Lessons
(fee):
Beginner Monday, 12:00pm
Intermediate Monday, 1:00pm
Euchre: Monday, 12:30pm
Fitness: Mon (9:30), Wed & Fri 10:00
Guitar Lessons (fee): Friday, 12:30pm
Happy Hookers
(Knitting and Crochet-
ing)
Wednesdays 11am
Line Dance (fee): Beginner’s Plus Tuesday, 11:00am
Advanced Tuesday, 1:00pm
Pinochle: Wed/Thurs/Fri @ 12:30pm
Paper Crafting Mondays @ 8:30am
Tai Chi Thursdays @ 12:30
Walking: Monday—Friday 9:00 am
Chair Yoga: Monday & Wednesday, 9:00 am
At this time I regret to in-
form you that all Home-
making services are on
hold. We want to keep you
and our staff safe. We will
restart services as soon as
we can. Thank you for your
understanding in this situa-
tion. If you have any ques-
tions please feel free to call
me at 937-878-4141. We
thank you for your contin-
ued support and look for-
ward to providing you with
quality services.
Have a great day!
Darlene
H O M E M A K I N G N E W S
If you find the mistake in the newsletter that WE
have intentionally placed and you are the first per-
son to bring it to the front desk, you will receive a
FREE BIG DADDY LUNCH. You must do this in person.
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE . GOOD LUCK
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April’s traveling lunch is cancelled. We
will try again in May.
April Traveling Lunch
On Friday, April 24th we are heading to
La Comedia in Hillsboro to see
Footloose. Cost per person is $45
which includes the $5 transportation
fee, and must be paid when signing
up. If you are self-driving, the cost is
$40 at sign-up. We will be leaving the
center at 9:30am and returning
around 4pm. We only have 31 tickets.
Must be a center member to come
along. This trip could potentially be
canceled if La Comedia is not open to
the public by April 17th. All who paid
will be refunded/have check returned.
April Trip
DONUTS BAKE SALE COOKIES
Cancelled for April
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H E A L T H , S U P P O R T A N D L E G A L A D V I C E
The R.A.P. (Relative as Parents) group,
designed for grandparents raising
grandkids and other kinship caregivers,
meets the second Tuesday of the month,
10:00am at the Faith Community United
Methodist Church in Xenia. Call 1-937-376
-5486 for more information.
Free Hearing Aid Clinic, provided by Fairborn
Hearing Aid Center, 209 West Main Street, on
the third Friday from 9:00am to noon. April
17th. Please Call or sign up at the desk
Y O U R N E W S L E T E R D E L I V E R Y O P T I O N S
With over a thousand members, printing and mailing our monthly newsletter, the Flyer, is a major expense. In addition, with recent
post office changes, we must now take our newsletters to the Xenia Post Office for mailing. You can save the Center money by
receiving your newsletter by e-mail or viewing it online at www.fairbornseniors.org. To receive the newsletter by e-mail, send your e-
mail address to Ellen at [email protected] or John at [email protected] and tell them you want to receive
your newsletter by e-mail. We appreciate your willingness to help us reduce our newsletter expenditures.
Due to Dorie having to shutter her business until April 30th, the
next Drums Alive session will be postponed until Wednesday, May
13th @ 2pm. This session will run until June 17th. $1 per person,
per class.
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April 6th TBD April 13th TBD April 20th TBD April 27th TBD May 4th TBD
M O N D A Y
“ B I G D A D D Y ” L U N C H M E N U
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9:00 Chair Yoga
9:15 Bible Study
10:00 Fitness/Dominos
11:00 Happy Hookers
12:30 Pinochle
1:00 Cornhole
9:00 Way & Means + Volunteer
Book Club—canceled
11:00 Beg. Plus Line Dance
1:00 Advanced Line Dance
1:00 Barbershop
2:00 Genealogy
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Food Bank (call ahead)
11:00 Beginner Line Dance
1:00 Advanced Line Dance
1:00 Barbershop
8:30 Paper Crafting
9:00 Chair Yoga
9:30 Fitness
11:00 MVQG Sew-In
11:30 Lunch w/Big Daddy
Noon Beginning Dulcimer
12:30 Computer Class
12:30 Euchre
1:00 Dulcimer
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11:00 Beg. Plus Line Dance
1:00 Advanced Line Dance
1:00 Barbershop
9:00 Chair Yoga
9:15 Bible Study
10:00 Fitness/Dominos
11:00 Happy Hookers
12:30 Pinochle
1:00 Cornhole
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8:30 Paper Crafting
9:00 Chair Yoga
9:30 Fitness
11:00 MVQG Sew-In
11:30 Lunch w/Big Daddy
Noon Beginning Dulcimer
12:30 Euchre
1:00 Dulcimer
9:00 Chair Yoga
9:15 Bible Study
10:00 Fitness/Dominos
11:00 Happy Hookers
11:30 Free Lunch
12:30 Pinochle
1:00 Cornhole
9:00 Chair Yoga
9:15 Bible Study
10:00 Fitness/Dominos
11:00 Happy Hookers
12:30 Pinochle
1:00 Cornhole
8:30 Paper Crafting
9:00 Chair Yoga
9:30 Fitness
11:00 MVQG Sew-In
11:30 Lunch w/Big Daddy
Noon Beginning Dulcimer
12:30 Euchre
1:00 Dulcimer
8:15 Newsletter Folding
11:00 Beg. Plus Line Dance
11:30 Lunch & Learn
1:00 Advanced Line Dance
1:00 Barbershop
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CENTER CLOSED
CENTER CLOSED
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W E D N E S D A Y T H U R S D A Y F R I D A Y
Apr 9th John’s Chili Mac (not spicy) Salad Cornbread Dessert April 16th Hamburger/Cheeseburger French Fries Green Beans Dessert April 23rd Hot Dog Bar Chips Cole Slaw/Potato Salad Dessert April 30th Battered Fish Filets Corn on the Cob Cole Slaw Dessert May 7th Breakfast for Lunch Eggs Bacon or Sausage Links Sausage Gravy and Biscuits French Toast Sticks
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T H U R S D A Y
“ L U N C H W I T H F R I E N D S ”
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Chair Yoga
Bible Study
Fitness/Dominos
Happy Hookers
Pinochle
Cornhole
11:30 Lunch w/Friends
12:30 Pinochle
12:30 Tai Chi
9:00 Hearing Tests
Bake Sale (cancelled)
Sinclair Class (suspended)
10.00 Fitness
12:30 Pinochle
12:30 Guitar Lessons
11:30 Lunch w/Friends
12:30 Pinochle
12:30 Tai Chi
Chair Yoga
Bible Study
Fitness/Dominos
Happy Hookers
Pinochle
Cornhole
Sinclair Class (suspended)
10.00 Fitness
10:00 Member Quilting
12:30 Pinochle
12:30 Guitar Lessons
11:30 Lunch w/Friends
12:30 Pinochle
12:30 Tai Chi
Sinclair Class (suspended)
10.00 Fitness
10:00 Member Quilting
12:30 Pinochle
12:30 Guitar Lessons
11:30 Lunch w/Friends
12:30 Dessert & Learn
12:30 Pinochle
12:30 Tai Chi
Chair Yoga
Bible Study
Fitness/Dominos
Happy Hookers
Free Lunch
Pinochle
Cornhole
Chair Yoga
Bible Study
Fitness/Dominos
Happy Hookers
Pinochle
Cornhole
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C A R E C O O R D I N A T I O N
The OSHIIP-certified Care Coordination staff can guide you through the complicated Medicare process. Before you turn 65 or
change an existing Medicare plan, make an appointment to discuss your options. The staff also directs clients to sources for
house and yard work, transportation, personal care, shopping, meals, and home health care. In addition, they provide crisis inter-
vention for eviction, food, utility shut-off, and family issues. You might be surprised how they can help you. Reach Care Coordina-
tion at: 878-4141, extension 215. We are in need of volunteers! We have updated Senior Housing list and Handyman list.
NEWSLETTER ARTICLE FOR APRIL 2020
I HOPE ALL OF YOU HAVE WEATHERED THE SHELTERING IN PLACE SO FAR WITHOUT
TOO MUCH PROBLEM. WE ARE STILL HERE ONLY WITH A SMALLER CREW AND EVEN
WHILE WE AREN’T ALLOWED TO DO ANY HOME VISITS RIGHT NOW. YOU CAN REACH
US BY PHONE AND HOPEFULLY YOUR NEEDS CAN BE FILLED.
I HAVE TO LET YOU KNOW THERE ARE NO MORE HEAP APPLICATIONS THAT WILL BE
ACCEPTED AFTER THE MARCH 31ST DEADLINE AND THE COMMUNITY ACTION PART-
NERSHIP PEOPLE STOPPED COMING TO OUR CENTER AT THE END OF FEBRUARY.
They may be taking applications, however, they have not gotten any authorization on
that yet. I believe they have their building back in working order. The Winter Crisis Pro-
gram is over with which normally means they will not be doing any shut offs during
that period of time. However, with the sheltering in place going on presently I under-
stand the public utilities are not doing any shut offs while that is going on due to the
economic hardship it is presenting to many people. YOU MAY CALL 937-376-7747
FOR THE XENIA OFFICE AND THE DAYTON HEADQUARTERS OFFICE IS 937-341-5000.
You may call to ask about any other assistance going on for utilities. The PIPP Plus
and Weatherization Programs are ongoing throughout the year.
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We are fine for donations of Durable Medical Equipment. The only donation of anything that we
really need are the type of walkers with the seat attached. We have plenty of everything else and
we have no more room to store any more items. Thank you very much if you have donated any-
thing to us because that is how we can keep the loan program going. If you have borrowed any-
thing and no longer need it we would appreciate your returning the items whatever it may be.
The free time to change Medicare Advantage Plans ended March 31st as well. Unless
you just qualified for some Extra Help, or one of the Medicare Savings Programs, you
will not be allowed to change any Medicare Advantage Plans of standalone Drug Plans
either. You will have to keep what you have until Open Enrollment comes back Octo-
ber 15th which will allow you to choose different plan to begin January 1, 2021. We
continue to be here to help you with Medicare and Medicaid questions as always.
There is help for the same things at the Greene County Council on Aging 888-795-
8600 or 937-376-5547. OSHIIP in Columbus is 1-800686-1578.
Hopefully with Spring upon us we will be able to get out to enjoy the sunshine and
flowers, nature abounds. Please do follow the advice of our Governor Mike DeWine
and his staff in keeping yourself and others safe. The old saying goes “Better safe
than sorry”.
Nina, Connie, and Karen
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The Center’s vehicles operate Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 4:30 pm. Schedule medical
appointments up to thirty days in advance. Next day transportation is provided only if space is available and
requested by 12:30pm the day before. There is no same day transportation available. Schedule
transportation by calling 878-4141, extension 216.
T R A N S P O R T A T I O N
T R A N S P O R T A T I O N
O N T H E R O A D A G A I N
HOORAY, Spring Has Arrived? We Hope! Unfortunately, FOG could still be a major problem in the
mornings. If it does make driving unsafe, we will have to cancel rides until it lifts, and it is SAFE
to begin transporting clients. IF we must cancel your ride, we will notify you after 07:30 AM and
prior to your pickup time.
We also need your HELP! Do you know someone who is sixty (60) years old or older that lives in
Fairborn or Bath Township and IS NOT a member of your Fairborn Senior Center? If you do, they
DO NOT get our Monthly Newsletter! That also means they may not know about your Fairborn
Senior Center’s Transportation Services. Please ask them if they could use transportation to
medical appointments, grocery shopping, or general shopping at any of the Fairborn stores or the
Mall. How about getting transportation to the bank or credit union, a beauty or barber shop, or
maybe to visit a relative or friend in the hospital? Just tell them to give us a call at the Senior
Center, 878-4141 and ask for Transportation Services, to get a client sign-up package sent
out. Signing up doesn’t cost anything but is required for us to provide the transportation they
may need. After they are signed up as a client, all they must do is call us and get booked for their
ride. Now that you have done your non-member friend a favor, ask yourself if you could use our
transportation services? If you could and aren’t yet signed up as a client, just follow your own
recommendation and give us a call to get your own sign-up package. Then we can provide you
the transportation you might need. Oh yes, remember, WE DO bring our clients into your Fairborn
Senior Center for activities and fellowship! Maybe your non-member friend would like to join you
here for the activities and fellowship. All they have to do is fill out a membership application
(available from our receptionist) and pay the $20.00 annual fee and they too will get their own
copy of the newsletter and the same benefits, of the Fairborn Senior Center activities and fellow-
ship that you get. THANKS for your HELP in getting the word out about our services.
David and Marlene
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MENU: Baked Spaghetti, Salad
and dessert.
April 22nd @ 11:30am
AT CENTER
MEMBERS ONLY
Sweet & Sour Meatballs over Rice,
Green Beans and Dessert
Tuesday • May 5 • 11:30AM
Taco Bar, Dessert and Non–Alcoholic
Margaritas
AND A FEW SURPRISES!
Tickets
$5.00
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Drum’s Alive and Cornhole
THE FLYER Page 15
FRIDAY • MAY 1 • 11:30 AM—1:30 PM
To our valued volunteers at the Center,
please join us in celebrating YOU!
Please Sign up!
Lunch will be served.
325 North Third Street Fairborn, OH 45324 Phone: 937-878-4141 Fax: 937-878-4775
F A I R B O R N S E N I O R C E N T E R
Quilter’s Stitch-in
Will be held Apr 10th & 24th. $1
members; $2 non-members. The
Quilters meet the second and
fourth Fridays of every month at
10:00am. Everyone interested in
quilting is welcome. Work on a
project, get help with a project, or
learn something new. If you
machine piece, bring your
machine. Quilting instructor Linda
Adams will help you.
Cross-stitch Stitch-in
Apr 8th at 6:30pm. The
Cross-stitch group meets the
second Wednesday of the month in
the evening. Bring your project. If
you don’t know how to cross-stitch,
someone with experience will
happily share instruction in the
craft.
The Second Tuesday Book Club
Will not meet in April. Check back for May’s
scheduled book club meeting.
Foxy Reds
As of this printing, The Foxy Reds meeting
for April 7th @ 11:30am is TBD. Please
contact your Queen for details.
Genealogy
April 14th at 2:00pm.
The genealogy group meets every 2nd
Tuesday of the month and has a new
leader: Bob Hendricks. Bob will be happy to
see everyone of the group, as well as new
members. The format used will continue.
Bob has been a member of the group for
about 10 years. Sondra Leggett who was
the leader for over 10 years will still be an
active member.
C L U B C A L E N D A R
P E O P L E H E L P I N G P E O P L E
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