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The Golden Times The Michigan City Senior Center

2 on the Lake * Michigan City, IN 46360 (219) 873-1504 * Hours: 8am-4pm * Mon-Fri

Director: Tara Miller Assistants: Dorothy Biller; Georgiana Timm

MARCH

2017 Trash ‘n Treasure Sale

Sat, March 25th

8:00am-1:00pm

Sponsored by Aperion

Care/The Arbors Of MC Come shop in the convenience of the Sen-

ior Center. Over 40 tables full of gently

used items, crafts & more. Pick up hot

coffee and a doughnut for a bargain. And

we’ll serve barbeque sandwiches & hot

dogs around lunch time for a reasonable

price. We are having a bake sale to help

raise additional funds. Please be sure to

stop by and pick up a delectable baked

good for a good cause! This sale is OPEN

TO THE PUBLIC! We also will have

the Park Dept here issuing parking stick-

ers so bring your registration. Bring the

whole family & enjoy a morning of shop-

ping & fun. Get some great

deals at one of the first “yard

sales” of the season! No ad-

mission charge, no parking

fees, NO Early birds. Doors open at 8am.

WEFM, sponsored by Aperion Care/The

Arbors of MC, will be broadcasting live!

VENDORS: Set up will be Fri, Mar 24

from 2-4pm. On Sat, doors will open at

7am for vendors only and we ask that you

do NOT park in the front of the building,

NOR in the handicap spaces on the side of

the building. Please allow those attend-

ing the sale to use those spaces.

St. Patrick’s Day

Luncheon

Wed, Mar 15th

11:30am-12:30pm

Luncheon

12:30pm Notre

Dame Choir &

Dance Troupe

Cost $10/pp

Includes corn beef &

all the fixin’s. Plus

dessert & beverag-

es. Everyone can be

Irish on St. Patrick’s

Day, so come join your

friends!!! WE WILL

ONLY SELL 175

TICKETS & THEY

SELL OUT QUICK-

LY. We do not recom-

mend waiting to pur-

chase at the

door.

DONATIONS PLEASE! We

need your HOMEMADE baked

goods for the Trash & Treas-

ure Sale. We will be selling

these baked goods to help raise

funds for programming here at

the MC Senior Center.

Please bring them in by

Fri, Mar 24th by 3pm.

Improve Your Golf Game! Golf Instruction by Bill Schnick

3 sessions on Mon, March 13,

20 & 27 from 1-2pm

FREE! We will cover putting, chipping,

swing basics & answer your

questions to prepare for

spring. Open to all members

of all skill levels. Bill has been M.C.

Sr Champ 10 times & Florida Senior

Champ 3 times. Call 873-1504 or

sign up at front desk.

Music Around the World

Featuring Steve Kowalczyk

Friday, March 31st 1:00-2:00pm

Come celebrate the diversity of music from around the world including

selections from Italy, France, Russia, Poland, Germany, Spain, Mexico,

Argentina, Scotland, Austria & More! FREE concert!

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MARCH ~ 2017

Special Events

Thurs, Mar 2nd: Blood Pressure Screenings by Millers Merry Manor LaPorte 12:30pm

Thurs, Mar 2nd: SSS Investment Club 1pm

Mon, Mar 6, 13, 27: Classic Foreign Films (see pg 3)

Wed, Mar 8th & 29th: Garden Group 12noon

Mon, Mar 13th: Hearing Evaluations 9am-3pm by apt

Mon, Mar 13, 20, 27: Golf Lessons 1:00pm (see front pg)

Tues, Mar 14th: Advisory Board Meeting 9:30am

Wed, Mar 15th: St. Patrick’s Day Luncheon 11:30am (see front pg)

Fri, Mar 17th: Opera 101 at 1:00pm (see pg 5)

Mon, Mar 20th: Popcorn & A Movie/”Sully” 1:00pm see pg 3

Tues, Mar 21st: Fancy Foot Clinic (call for appt)

Wed, Mar 22nd: PNC Presentation on Staying Sharp Minded 2pm

Thurs, Mar 23rd: Newsletter Assembly 8:30am

Fri, Mar 24th: CLOSED at Noon for Trash & Treasure Sale set-up

Sat, Mar 25th: Trash & Treasure Sale 8am-1pm (see front pg)

Tues, Mar 28th: Coffee with the Mayor 9:30am

Thurs, Mar 30th: Soup Day/Irish Potato Soup 11:30am (see pg 3)

Fri, Mar 31st: Music Around the World with Steve Kowalczyk 1-2pm (see front pg)

St. Patrick’s Day

Luncheon

We need VOLUNTEERS

for St. Patrick’s Day

Luncheon. Please help.

It can be something as

elaborate as helping pre-

pare the food, or as sim-

ple as helping clean up.

The sign-up sheet is at

the front desk…...

WANTED!! We need a volunteer to be chair-

person of the Spring Card Party

to be held on Thurs, May 4th.

You will help plan

the menu, organize

volunteers, etc. Our

Advisory Board will

guide you and help

you throughout.

Please consider helping us out.

Call Tara 873-1504 if you’re will-

ing to help.

All Advisory Bd

Meetings are open

to our members!

MON 9:45am: French I

9:45am Exercise

10:30 Centering Group

Exercise

12:00pm Duplicate

Bridge

1:00pm Knitting &

Crocheting Bee

TUES 8am: Billiards

9-2 Ceramics

9:30am Mahjong

9:30am Tai Chi

11:00 German II

12:15 Spanish II

1:00pm Euchre

WED 8:30-11:30am SHIP

(CALL FOR APPT)

9:30am Spanish I

9:45am Exercise

10:30am Centering Grp

11am Double Pinochle

12:30pm Mexican

Train/Dominoes

12:30 Hillbilly Rummy

12:30pm Mhing

1:00pm Intermediate

Memoir Writing Class

THURS 8:30-11am Wii Game

9am Billiards

9:30 Tai Chi

9:30am Canasta

10:10am French II

10:30am Line Dancing

12pm Facebook

1:00pm BINGO

1:00pm Painting Club

1:00pm Woodcarving

1:00pm Open Skills

Computers/ BYOD

FRI 9am: Coloring Grp

9:45am Exercise

10am Sing-along

10am Chess Club

10:30-12:30 Italian

10:30 Centering

Group Exercise

12:30pm Pinochle

12:30pm Bunco

1:00pm Spanish III

Be watching the front desk for dates that we will be stuffing Easter

Eggs for the MC Police Department’s annual Easter Egg Hunt. It will

be sometime at the end of March or the first week of April.

NO SHIP in the month of

March or April 5 & 12. Will

resume April 19.

NOTICE of CLOSINGS: We will close at 12noon on Fri, March

24th in order to set up for the Trash &

Treasure Sale.

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Popcorn & A Movie Mon, Mar 20th at 1:00pm

“Sully” Sponsored by Life Care Center On Thursday, January 15th, 2009, the world wit-

nessed the "Miracle on the Hudson" when Cap-

tain Chesley Sullenberger, nicknamed "Sully",

glided his disabled plane onto the frigid waters of

the Hudson River, saving the lives of all 155

aboard. However, even as Sully was being herald-

ed by the public and the media for his unprece-

dented feat of aviation skill, an investigation was

unfolding that threatened to destroy his reputation

and his career. Directed by Clint East-

wood and Starring Tom Hanks.

PG-13 (for some peril and brief strong

language)

Last Soup Day of the Season!

Sponsored by The Arbors

Thurs, Mar 30th at 11:30am

Irish Potato! Cost is $2 dine-in bowl/$3 small/

$5 large to-go

Firecracker Fillies Red Hatters Wear red hats & purple clothes to events. Birthday

girls wear purple hats & red clothes.

Mon, Mar 13th: Lunch at “Culver’s”, 3967

N. Frontage Rd, MC 11:30am Menu: #1

Cashew Chicken Salad. #2 Crispy Chicken

Sandwich w/fries. #3 Dbl Cheeseburger

w/fries. All include drink & dessert (2-scoop sundae after

meal). Cost $15 Deadline March 3rd.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

Wed, Apr 5th: “Riverdance” at the Morris Performing

Arts Center, South Bend, IN Dinner on your own at

Bob’s 19th Hole, S.B. Order from menu/separate checks.

Bus leaves Lowe’s parking lot at 3pm (CST). Dinner/4pm,

entertainment 6:30pm, returns 10pm. Cost $74 for bus &

show. SOLD OUT—Waiting List only.

Mon, Apr 10th: Lunch at “Hacienda”, 2148 N. Karwick Rd,

MC 11:30am Menu: #1 Taco Salad (chicken or beef).

#2 Small wet burrito (chicken or beef). #3 Sliders (2) w/

fries. All include drink & small churro. Cost $12. Dead-

line Mar 31

REMINDER: Arrive no more than 1/2 hour prior to event. Please be

sure your dues are current at the Sr Center! Don’t forget to call Jean-

nie if you have to cancel, even if it’s at the last minute! Reserv/Pymt

by CHECK ONLY may be left at Sr Ctr in sealed envelope marked with

the event, your name & phone #. Checks payable to Firecracker Fillies.

Add’l info: Jeannie at 874-7794.

Classic Foreign Films These films will have subtitles to explain the foreign

conversations.

Each film is at 1:00pm This months selections are:

Mon, Mar 6th: French: “In the Courtyard” Com-

edy/drama featuring Catherine DeNeuve. A middle-

aged musician Antoine ends his musical career to be a

caretaker of an old residential building in Paris.

Mathilde (DeNeuve) and caretaker develop an awk-

ward friendship. Funny yet solid.

Mon, Mar 13th: Italian: “La dri di bi-

ciclette” In post WWII era, a man loses his needed

bike to get to work. He and son set off to track down

the thief. The film has emotional clarity, social right-

eousness and brutal honesty.

Mon, Mar 27th: Spanish: “As Luck Would Have

It” (La chispa de la vida) is a 2011 Spanish drama

about an unemployed executive who decides to make

the most of his situation and encourages a media frenzy.

The Brain Game Time

Purdue North Central Nurs-

ing Students will be doing a

Presentation on Wed, March 22nd

at 2:00pm on the latest infor-

mation on how to keep your brain

active as you age. If you’re inter-

ested please sign up at the front

desk.

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NEW MEMBERS

WELCOME!

Ann Bagnall

George Bagnall

Jane Balog

Robert Beck

Lora Gohn

Charles Hroma

Mary Hroma

Timothy Hullinger

Michael Kelly

LeRoy Kloss

Shelba Kloss

Carol Leathem

Dennis Logan

Marsha Logan

Shirley McCarty

Paulette Pavlack

Ronald Plamowski

Gwyn Schroeder

Paul Schroeder

Robert Wisthoff

First Travel 2017 Trips Wed, Mar 8th: “Saturday Night Fever” at Drury Lane Theatre, Oak-

brook Terrace, IL. Departs LP 9am and MC 9:30am. Reserv/pymnt by Feb 8.

$92pp (dinner gratuity included)

Wed, May 3rd: “Chicago” at Drury Lane Theatre, Oakbrook, IL 6 Tony

Awards, 2 Oliver Awards, a Grammy and thousands of standing ovations

across the globe, this razzle-dazzle musical is the #1 longest-running American

musical in Broadway history. Filled with fame, fortune, and all that jazz, this

edge-of-your-seat story features one Fosse showstopper after another. Includes

transp, lunch of Herb Roasted Chicken or Lake Trout, and show. Departs LP

9am, MC 9:30am. Reserv/pymnt by Apr 1. $92/pp (dinner gratuity included)

Thurs, May 18th: “Getting Mama Married” at Cornwell’s Dinner Thea-

tre, Marshall, MI When Ann Finnery’s second husband left her 5 years

ago for a younger woman, she swore off men forever. Instead of a man, she

involved herself with house plants, bridge, puzzles and murder mysteries.

Daughter Julie, 20, married to the “unemployable,” plans to change all that and

encourages her mother to take on several suitors. First there’s Ed Finnery, her

first husband, who she’s not seen in thirty years and who’s still dumb as ever.

Then Mr. Apollo, an amorous, ouzo-drinking, bull-in-the-china-shop Greek

mailman. Finally, there’s last husband Jack Stanton, whose younger woman

left him for another man; and he’s as lonely without Ann as she appears to be

without him. But they’ve a lot to come to terms with before the kiss that brings

them magically back into one another’s arms. And Julie couldn’t be happier-

seeing her parents reunited. A warm loving comedy filled with funny situations

and delightful characters. Includes transp, lunch of complete turkey dinner, and

show. Departs LP 7:30am, MC 8am. Reserv/pymnt by April 18. $86/pp

(minimum dinner gratuity included)

Thurs, June 29th: “Legally Blonde” at Amish Acres, Nappanee, IN Elle

Woods, a sorority girl who enrolls at Harvard Law School to win back her ex-

boyfriend Warner. She discovers how her knowledge of the law can help oth-

ers, and successfully defends exercise queen Brooke Wyndham in a murder tri-

al. Throughout the show, no one has faith in Elle Woods, but she manages to

surprise them when she defies expectations while staying true to herself.

”Omigod You Guys,” “Legally Blonde” and “Daughter of Delta Nu” are new

songs that celebrate the spirit of the “can-do” show. Includes transp, lunch

(Threshers Dinner served family style), & show. Departs MC 9am, LP 9:30am.

Reserv/pymnt by May 29. $80/pp (dinner gratuity included)

Call First Travel at 879-4633 to book all trips! Payments should

be sent to First Travel, 214 Pine Lake Ave, LaPorte, IN 46350

*ATTENTION* Travelers: If you have physical limitations that may make

traveling more difficult please consult with Lisa at First Travel beforehand.

She can advise you of the level of activity as well as accommodations (or lack

thereof). Some trips are more strenuous than others. Know your limits!

IMPORTANT!!! The 1st

Travel Trip insert in this

issue has 3 corrections

that need to be made:

The “Chicago” show at

Drury Lane should be on

Wed, May 3rd (not Thurs

Apr 6). Also on that same

show, the deadline for res-

ervations/payments

should be April 1st (not

March 5).

The Amish Country Brown

Bag Tour the date should

be Wed, Sept 13th (not

17th). Any questions call

1st Travel at 879-4633.

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Gardening Group

Wed, Mar 8th & 29th at 12noon The Gardening Group continues with Master

Gardener instructor Dennis Brittain.

Director’s Corner March is one of the busiest months here at the Sen-

ior Center and I don’t want you to miss out on any

of the great things happening here and around our

community. See you next month! Tara

Opera “101”

Fri, March 17th at 1:00pm

NOTE it’s the 3rd Friday of this month since

the 4th Friday we are closed for the Trash ‘n

Treasure Sale set-up. We’ll return to the 4th

Friday in April. We will be requesting a $2.00

donation for this class to help offset the

costs that the instructor is incurring.

Please pay directly to Mr. Sollors.

Computer/Internet Classes FACEBOOK Classes

Debbie Henckel hosts a FREE Facebook

Class every Thurs at 12pm. Group class and you MUST bring a laptop comput-

er to work on.

Open Skills any Device Class!

Every Thursday at 1:00pm FREE!

Bring your own laptop, Ipad, Tab-

let, Smartphone, etc. Get the

most out of your device!

Bring your own device.

Fancy Foot Clinic

Offered by Housecall Doctors P.C.

Dr. Sherese Dillon, DPM

March 21st from 10am-3pm

$35 Initial Visit/$25 Subsequent Visits

CASH ONLY. YOU must bring a soaking tub, a tow-

el, and your own lotion.

Call 873-1504 for appt.

The Washington Park Zoo is looking for employees for the spring/summer season.

Train attendant from April to Sept- 5 days a week from 10-3 off season and 10-4 peak season- selling tickets and operating a small train ride that goes on a circle track. Will need to be able to work weekends

and holidays. In down time make seed sticks for aviary and clean area around them including sweeping, picking up sticks, wiping down train and pulling weeds in flower beds. Will need to be able to stand for periods of time and plan to be in area for those hours except for bathroom breaks. Bringing in food and drinks is allowed. Aviary attendant from April to Sept- 5 days a week 10-3 off sea-son and 10-4 peak season- selling seed sticks to people visiting the walk through bird aviary. Will need to be comfortable with para-keets flying around them. Also be friendly and willing to talk to public about educational items we will have on display in the area. In down time scrub benches and walls, pick up discarded seed sticks, change water, sweep area and pull weeds in and around exhibit. Will need to be able to work weekends and holidays. Will need to be able to stand for periods of time and plan to be in area for those hours except for bathroom breaks and small food break. Relief Aviary and Train attendant from April to Sept- 4 days a week- 2 days will cover train and 2 days will cover aviary to give other workers time off. See Job descriptions for each. 2- Concession cashiers for April to Oct 31st- 5 days a week- 9:30-3:30 off season and 9:30-4:30 peak season- ringing up customers on touch screen register, fulfilling those orders by getting items or making food. Food consists of hot dogs, hamburgers, nachos, chicken nuggets- nothing too extensive, using small equipment- no fryers. Almost always 2 employees in area (one on register & one cooking). In down time filling food and supplies which consists of using golf cart to get items from freezer area and also receiving and putting away orders using golf cart. Cleaning outside area pick-ing up trash including picnic tables behind area, checking on bath-rooms, sweeping and pulling weeds. Will need to be able to stand for periods of time and be able to lift 30-40 lbs. occasionally. Warning can be very busy and keep you moving all day. 1-Concessions cashier for April to Oct 31st- 4 days a week to cover days off- see job description above. All positons start at $7.40 an hour. No experience needed- just need a friendly person willing to show up and work- the rest is

easy. If interested please put application in at city hall, per-sonnel office and mark down zoo as area of interest.

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1 Alice Clemens

Warren Jones

Randy Novak

Mary Ellen Peterson

2 Dennice Adrian

Carolyn Covert

Dr Guy Foreman

Janice Gonzales

Charles Halberstadt

Angeline Haverstock

Norman Levine

Susan Malcer

Beverly Parrett

3 Brunhilde Alt

Kevin McGrath

Carol Miller

Arthur Rader

Ted Schroeder

Leona Wagner

4 Margaret (Peggy) Big-

gerstaff

Sharon Caviggiola

Warren Dankert

Donna Eichelberg

Jacqueline Hopkins

Patrick Pizarek

Timothy Rassi

Roger Schlaak

5 Willis Allen

Eleanor Benson

George Burroughs

Lee Ethel Ellis

Barbara Fritzen

Tom Pollock

Nicholas Venice

6 George Blue

Betty Bowden

Robert Gallagher

Carl Hoder

Gail Leffew

Kathryn Pier

Theresa Wozniak

7 Lola Barnhart

Russell Ewert

Marsha Moss

William Studtman

8 Frances Brandsness

Richard Brewe

Loraine Moenkhaus

Milda Roszkiewicz

9 Keith Davis

10 Robert Alonso

Rosemary Emigh

Ernie Heberling

Diana Kohn

11 Jill Carey

Marie Galloy

Mary Kay Reilly

Allen Short

12 Joan Johnson

Hanne Manske

Pamela Waltz

Joyce Weik

13 Edmond Douville

Betty Kramer

Pat Turner

Carl Westman

14 James Brown

Elbert Chase

Roger Jenkins

15 Charity Gonzales

Jim Hoffmaster

Patricia Peck

William Richmann

Cinde Troutman

16 Patricia Bannwart

William Enos

Lois Moellman

Janet Sharp

17 Dennis Brittain

Jan Daniels

Bob Rose

Patrick Stanaszek

Terry Troyer

Sally Will

18 Sandy Baldwin

Robert Beck

Carolyn Hill

Carla Komarek

19 Alice Wozniak

20 Walter Barbknecht

Eufemia Suarez

Jerry Timbrook

21 Marianna Bruce

Mary (Pat) English

Carol Jones

Michael Melnyczenko

22 Sam Ankony

William (Dave) Bigler

Ken Bransky

Arthur Bushong

Cathy Clayton

Phyllis Kahn

Nancy Miller

23 Patricia Chestnut

24 Danny Blake

Melva Ramer

Robert Stark

25 Lois Felske

Millicent Hicks

Elsie Keel

Daniel Noble

26 Jim Bowers

Dee Dunheim

Pat Kubik

Aurie Pedzinski

Rita Swistek

Linda Wickstrom

27 Marilynn Ames

Don Sims

28 Cecilia Brinckman

William Hazelgrove

Herbert Hinton

Jeffrey Kreidler

Christina Leonard

Richard Smiley

29 Cindy Bechinski

Kathleen Budzik

Beverly Drzewiecki

Raymond Kowalski

Kathleen May

Georgia Pickford

30 Steven Fistel

David Link

Maureen Lubke

Gregory Witkowski

31 Louise Hoffmaster

Susan Jones

March

Raffle 2017 Tickets will be sold beginning

with the St. Patrick’s Day

Luncheon.

This year: 1st prize: Laptop/

tablet combo, 2nd prize:

$100 VISA gift card that can

be used anywhere, 3rd prize:

Elite Cuisine Panini Grill,

Ceramic Cutlery Set, & Salt

& Pepper Set! Total Value

of all prizes: $500

Breathe Easy! We’ve Got

Your Back!

Healthy Communities of

LaPorte Co. will be here on

Wed, Apr 12 at 1:00pm for a

presentation on the im-

portance of smoke-free

environments

Take a deep breath.....what do you

smell? Cigarette smoke? Your

own? Someone else's? Do you

know what the Surgeon General's

latest report on Secondhand

Smoke reveals? Do you know the

latest state and county initiatives

protecting LaPorte County's citi-

zens from passive inhalation of

cigarette smoke?

Come hear what our county's To-

bacco Prevention and Cessation

Coalition is doing to ensure that

you stay healthy, and breathe

easy. Healthy Communities of

LaPorte County will be here on

April 12th at 1:00 p.m. to fill you in

on the newest efforts to keep your

air clean. No need to sign up, just

show up.

Is anyone will-

ing and able

to teach

Cribbage? If

so, please

contact the

Director, Tara

at 873-1504.

Thanks!

Thanks to Loren Adrian for

getting our new portable tv &

dvd player set up for us! We

really appreciate it!

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2017 Things to Come 2017 April May

Trivia Challenge Is back!

Thursday, April 27th, 2017 5-9pm $10/per person

Theme: TBD Start planning now! Gather up your friends (maximum of 10) and form a team. Each team is given a question-naire of 5 questions in each round (10 rounds total). As a team, you decide on an answer, write it on your ques-tionnaire and turn it in for scoring. The team with the highest score will win $10 per person on that team. 2nd place wins $5 per person, 3rd place wins $2 per person. This is a fundraiser for the Senior Center. We hope you’ll make this a fun, successful event to help raise

money for the Senior Center. Food & beverages will be available for purchase. You

You MUST register no later than Fri, April 21st. You

do NOT need to be a member to participate.

Don’t have a team but want to play? Call us and we’ll

put you on a team. 873-1504.

MC High School presents

“The Odd Couple” Thurs, Apr 20th Play at 3pm/Dinner following Tickets ONLY available at Sr Center

(starting March 1st) for this exclusive Pre-view Performance for our members!

$10 includes play AND dinner of chicken alfredo salad, breadsticks, beverage & dessert! This production is based on the Broadway hit and tv show of the same

name. Except in this version, it’s with two ladies. It’s sure to be a hilarious version of

this classic story about two roommates who couldn’t be more different, yet have

to learn to get along somehow.

FYI Free Tax Preparation

Purdue University North Central (PNC) 1-877-502-0700

MC Public Library 219-873-3049 Salvation Army LP at 219-326-5342.

5th: LifeCare Center BioDex Screening 8th: MCPD Easter Egg Hunt 14th: CLOSED/Good Friday 20th: MCHS “The Odd Couple” 27th: Trivia Challenge 26th: Lifeline Screening 29th: Exchange Club Raffle

4th: Spring Card Party 14th: Happy Mother’s Day 17th: Life Care Center BioDex Screening 22nd: Volunteer Luncheon 29th: CLOSED/Memorial Day

We are looking for some Elstonians (Elston High School Yearbooks). If anyone is will-

ing to donate one, here are the years we are missing: 1936 and any

yearbook before that, 1938-1941, 1947, 1950, 1952-1957, 1959-

1962, 1965, 1967, 1969-1976, 1978+ Please contact the Director at 873-

1504 if you would like to donate any of those years. Thanks!

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NON-PROFIT

ORGANIZATION

US POSTAGE PAID

MICHIGAN CITY, IN

PERMIT NO. 51

Michigan City Senior Center

Two on the Lake

Michigan City, IN 46360

Happy Anniversary Steve & Karen Lemons on their 38th on March 4th

Larry & Nancy O’Dell on their 1st on March 4th

Alvin & Jeannine Daurer-Alonzo on their 22nd on March 11th

Charles & Dolly Vincent on their 45th on March 11th

Wendell & Cynthia Parish Deloney on their 6th on March 18th

David & Catherine Rupert on their 46th on March 20th

Rick & Karmen Konrath on their 30th on March 21st

Marvin & Diane Dirks on their 44th on March 24th

Robert & Marilyn McKay on their 66th on March 24th

Randy & Nancy Hansen on their 39th on March 25th

Larry & June Livinghouse on their 52nd on March 27th

Carl & Donna Hoder on their 27th on March 29th

Del & Sherry Turner on their 29th on March 28th

Steven & Margaret Biggerstaff on their 32nd on March 30th

Sean & Elizabeth Greene on March 30th

James & JoAnn Keating on their 43rd on March 30th

Dale & Joyce Weik on their 22nd on March 30th

Rich & Sedalia Rollins on their 61st on March 31st

In Sympathy…We wish to

extend sympathy to: Roger & Leona Schlaak on the loss of their

sister-in-law Ellen Schlaak; Sonja Bencke on

the loss of her husband Neil Bencke; Ed Wer-

ner on the loss of his brother Harold Werner;

Mariania Bruce on the loss of her husband

Edward (Ted) Bruce, Nancy Burns on the loss

of her mother-in-law Geraldine Burns; Glenn

Sheblosky on the loss of his wife Joan She-

blosky; Lee Birdsong on the loss of his aunt

Aline Martin; Margaret Caddo on the loss of

her daughter-in-law Deanna Caddo; and to

the family of Louise Henrich.

Get Well Soon

Jean Arndt, Shirley Braddy, Sharon Brooks

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Change Service Requested

OOPS! We listed Carl & Jackie Babcock’s wed-

ding anniversary as their 18th anniversary

on Feb 20th. But it was their 52nd anniver-

sary! Wow, that’s a big difference. Con-

gratulations Carl & Jackie on 52 years!