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· Sarah Powell, Volunteer Coordinator · Mallory Balice, Program Specialist

· Karen Tierney, Receptionist · Virginia Long, Ash · Mary Green, Boiling Spring Lakes · Angelique Carlson, Calabash · Holley Norris, Calabash · Mike Blandino, Calabash and Town Creek

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eep your eyes open for something cool happening very soon: the grand opening of our newest senior center, the Brunswick Center at Calabash. Although we’re still waiting for approvals to set a date, most of the finishing touches are in place and staff has been hired (see page 7). We’re excited for the possibilities at the new Calabash Center, and you’re all invited to check it out when opening day is announced! Ask at your local center for a date. It takes a lot of people to create a new center—and it takes a lot of people to create the Buzz each month, too. Every senior center and site in Brunswick County must make a calendar and information pages for the Buzz each month. Staff members keep us posted on events at each center, like the Sock Hop July 28 (see page 26). Staff may write columns, collect obituaries, or work on ad sales that help defray printing costs. That’s in addition to their regular duties! So don’t be surprised to see some of these diligent people on this page from time to time. One staff member we’ll miss is Susan Whitley, longtime editor of the Buzz and former director at both Southport and Supply. We will miss her knowledge, her assistance, and her sense of humor. Good luck, Susan. Shelagh Clancy Editor, Brunswick Senior Buzz Newsletters.bsri@gmail.com

Letter from a Director

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t is hard to believe it has been almost a year since I began working for Brunswick Senior Resources. Flashback to the first day I was here, July 24, 2017. I remember feeling a bit awkward when I could not even open the front door and needed help getting in the building, when a very nice lady opened it for me. Photo by Irene Dowdy

Cover photographer Irene Dowdy caught a Brunswick County sunrise at the moment it turned the whole world gold. Dowdy is a charter member of the Coastal Carolina Camera Club and has won many awards for her photographs of Brunswick County’s natural beauty.

I went inside to meet with Susan Whitley. Susan had decided to leave the Southport Center for the new Supply center. She approached me with a warm smile, and somehow I knew we would always be friends. Boy, was I right. Susan showed me the ropes and has always been available to answer my questions. She never called any of my questions dumb (and a LOT of them were,) and she showed me the utmost

Melissa Catlett, Director The Brunswick Center at Southport

patience and hospitality. My first week on the job, we worked together to put on a baby shower and had so much fun! We had a lot to talk about with both our backgrounds being in aging, LETTER, continued on page 6

Susan Whitley, former director of the Brunswick Center at Southport and the Brunswick Center at Supply, said aloha to BSRI June 1. She will be greatly missed.

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and we developed a wonderful friendship in the process. I felt like I had always known her and that we would always have a connection. I am so happy that came to pass. Imagine my surprise and dismay when I learned that Susan was leaving BSRI in June. I called her and told her she couldn’t leave, and to please reconsider. She assured me she would not be far and would still be available if I needed anything. I continued to beg her not to leave through her last day, but my efforts were in vain. Susan stuck to her plan and her last day was June 1. I still want to pick up the phone and call her daily. I still want to ask her all of my questions. I want her to know how special she is to me and to the Southport team. Thank you, Susan, for being an amazing co-worker, trainer and above all, friend. I am fortunate to have you in my life. I love that you are holding an “Aloha” sign in your picture. The word aloha has many meanings to Hawaiians. Mostly they use it to say hello or goodbye, but the true meaning of the word is love, peace, and compassion, which is perfect for you, Susan. Aloha, Beautiful. You are greatly missed.

Melissa Catlett, Director The Brunswick Center at Southport

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Brunswick Senior Resources Inc. welcomes Angelique Carlson as director of the new Brunswick Center at Calabash, which will open soon. Carlson works with seniors 55 and older to connect through fitness, social, and educational opportunities. Carlson believes that creating an inclusive center where members have access to vital community services can help members remain healthy and independent. Carlson previously worked at Pretty In Pink Foundation, where she assisted breast cancer

survivors with appropriate resources and partnered with local and national agencies to secure vital funding for survivors’ medical needs. “I’m most proud of my work in creating the Senior Resiliency Project in Indianapolis,” Carlson said. There she secured funding through grants, donations, and in-kind donations to help senior neighbors create community disaster plans. More than 2500 seniors who attended the programs reported an increased sense of safety. Many formed new friendships and became active in their neighborhood.

Brunswick Senior Resources Inc. has added Holley Norris as assistant director at the soon-to-open Brunswick Center at Calabash. “While I was born and raised in Whiteville, Brunswick County has always been the place I call home,” Norris said.

Carlson has been awarded the Volunteer Innovator Partnership Award from the United Way, and is pursuing a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Louisville. She looks forward to meeting all the BSRI participants in Calabash.

water, doing anything that allows me to be outdoors, spending time with family, meeting people, and learning new things,” Norris said. She is an animal advocate and a member of Pawsability, and a proud owner of a 12-year-old Chihuahua, Tinker.

“I have always had a passion for working with older adults and aim to truly make a At East Carolina University, Norris difference in the lives of others. I am thrilled received a bachelor’s degree in public health and honored to have this opportunity to serve with a concentration in community health, a population so near and dear to my heart,” and a master’s degree in health education Norris said. When you visit our new center and promotion. in Calabash, her goal is to make you feel at “I enjoy spending my time on or by the home and anxious to return.

THRIFT STORE THROWBACK By Mike McGurn, Thrift Store Operations Manager Welcome to Thrift Store Throwback! Each month we feature some interesting and unique items that have come through our Thrift Store in Calabash, to bring back fond memories of the Good Old Days! One of the great things about BSRI's Thrift Store in Calabash is you never know what truly amazing item you will find. The Steel Pier is a 1,000-footlong amusement park and entertainment venue built on a

pier in Atlantic City, N.J. It was built in 1898 and was hugely popular for decades. The Steel Pier is still around, though its glory is somewhat faded now. This pier program from May 1967 surfaced at the BSRI Thrift Store in Calabash. It showcases some of the big acts to play at the pier, including Dionne Warwick, Freddy and the Dreamers, the Rolling Stones, the Animals, the Supremes, Soupy Sales, and the Four Seasons. We bet some Brunswick County residents have memories of this famous venue. Do you

have a story about the Steel Pier? We’d love to hear it! Contact Mike McGurn at mmcgurn@bsrinc.org or (910) 712-6458 or Buzz Editor Shelagh Clancy at newsletters.bsri@gmail.com.

By Mallory Balice Program Specialist

What Causes Lupus?

What is Lupus? Lupus is an autoimmune disease that causes inflammation and pain to various parts of the body. Symptoms of lupus can be the same as other chronic diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, thyroid disease, etc. Some of these symptoms include: 

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and fatigue. There are many prescribed medications physicians can use to keep your lupus symptoms under control. Even though there is no known cure for lupus, the prognosis has become better than in years before. People who have lupus are expected to live a normal life span. Lupus does vary in strength; some people may have mild to moderate symptoms.

What is lupus? Visit the National Resource Center on Lupus to learn more: resources.lupus.org/entry/what-is-lupus

As long as you take your prescribed medications and follow the doctor’s orders, you can keep lupus symptoms under control.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is predicting a normal or above-normal hurricane season this year. That means we can expect 10 to 16 named storms, and between five and nine of those will be hurricanes. One to four are expected to be major hurricanes, Category 3 or higher. Preparation is key in any hurricane season. Get your hurricane kit together, prepare for a period without power after a storm, and keep emergency supplies and numbers at hand.

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The Coastal Cottage Shoppe at 4260 Long Beach Road, Southport offers home décor with a beach and coastal flair.

By Doreen Brennan

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t was election day in 2016, and Coastal Cottage Shoppe’s owner DiAne Benzie called out, “I don’t care who you vote for as long as you vote Coastal and shop with us!” That’s when Coastal Cottage Shoppe opened its doors and welcomed their first customers into a world of painted furniture, home décor, local art, painted signs, lighting, driftwood, and gift items. DiAne and her husband Chris moved to Southport in 2015. After retiring from 30 years in the corporate world, DiAne became bored and wanted to do something

different and fun. She has always wanted to open her own shop selling all of her favorite things. Coastal

DiAne Benzie owns the Coastal Cottage Shoppe. Husband Chris Benzie (aka “Captain Nickels” manages the books.

Cottage Shoppe was born. Coastal Cottage Shoppe features 43 local artists from their mid-20s to 75+, which provides a wide variety of styles, experience, techniques, and colors—from funky to fine. DiAne also orders coastal items for her growing gift line from sales reps who attend gift markets across the country. With a large social media following, the shop has customers all over the country and abroad. It offers services such as pay by phone, free storage, shipping, and decorating assistance. As DiAne holds her heart, she says, “I am blessed with the level of local artist

added the Chef & the Farmer gourmet products to her line, products by chef Vivian Howard who has the PBS Show “A Chef’s Life.” Chef & the Farmer items include gourmet glazes, slathers, sauces and dry rubs. The shop also sells Dixie Belle Chalk Mineral Furniture Paint. Chris Benzie, DiAne’s husband, has earned the title “Captain Nickels,” as he is the store’s bookkeeper, who manages the accounts and fills out the tax forms.

talent and doubly blessed to live in a community where local art is so strongly supported.”

these four groups love finding treasures at the Coastal Cottage Shoppe.

Check the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ coastalcottageshoppe for daily posts filled with photos of customers and new and featured inventory. And watch for events such as a large outdoor market, and special guests.

There are four very strong groups of cottage customers: full-time residents, part-time residents, folks who own investment rental properties, and tourists. Each of

The shop also sells gourmet specialty food items, including the Blue Cray Bay Co. line of gourmet nuts, Bloody Mary mixer, spices, and cocktail sauce. Recently, DiAne

The Coastal Cottage Shoppe’s is located at 4260 Long Beach Road, Southport, between Southport and Oak Island. It is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Shown on this page: Coastal Cottage Shoppe offers a variety of furniture, décor, and food items, including Chef & the Farmer items from the PBS show “A Chef’s Life.”

Call 910-754-2300 for more information Please register in person at your local senior center! Single, Triple & Quad Rates are available. Hotels are comparable to Country Inn & Suites or Holiday Inn Express. Payments other than the initial deposit can be made in installments. Requirements:  Trip Registration Paperwork  Signed Waivers & Medical Paperwork (it’s what we give the EMT if needed)  First deposit due  Passport for destinations outside the US.  Cruise line rewards numbers if applicable You will receive:  A receipt  Information about Group Travel Insurance. Please note this is independent and on your own.

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What to expect: For Cruises/Trips involving flights: A mailed post card announcing a meeting date, location and time. For motorcoach trips: A letter including travel information and itinerary mailed 2 weeks prior to the departure date Information about BSRI Flights: We can’t finalize a flight until all final payments have been received. Delayed payments delay final arrangements. We do our best to find direct flights. We do our best to fly on major airlines. Due to flight cancellations and airline delays all flight itineraries are subject to change. All Trips include standard taxes, fees & meal gratuities.

8 Day Western Caribbean Cruise January 12-19, 2019 Pricing starts at $1099 Prices subject to change. Trip Includes: Cruise, Cabin, Motor Coach transportation, shipboard meals, port charges, taxes and fees $250 deposit due at RSVP $500 payment due July 30, 2018 Final payment due Oct. 30, 2018 Deadline to cancel 121 days prior to sailing. Come with us as we sail away from winter aboard the Carnival Breeze. Ports of call: Port Canaveral, Cozumel, Belize, Mahogany Bay & Costa Maya! All payments other than deposits can be made in installments. Please notify us of special dietary needs/room requests at the time of RSVP. Departure locations vary.

Volunteer Becky Smith delivers Meals on Wheels to Mrs. Mary.

Volunteer Jim Passiales delivers Meals On Wheels to Mrs. Jesse.

I occasionally ride along with volunteers who do Meals on Wheels. It’s a chance for me to be able to tell other new volunteers what it means to do Meals on Wheels. Its amazing to see the volunteers in action and how much they care about the people they deliver meals to. In a simple two hours, maybe once a week out of their time, they are not only delivering a meal, but making lifelong connections. I had a thought while riding along with the two volunteers above: This opportunity to touch the lives of those around us is so much more than just delivering a meal. This gives people the chance to stay connected. As humans, one of our biggest longings is to have other human connection. These interactions not only benefit the senior receiving the meal, but equally benefit the volunteer. Being able to disconnect from our busy lives and simply be kind and serve others can bring so much positive energy into our lives. We have to stay connected, connected to ourselves, connected to the life around us. Our livelihood depends on good connections and positive perspective. It’s easy for anyone, myself included, to get caught up with the small things in life that ultimately don’t have much merit in our lives. Doing Meals on Wheels (or volunteering in another way) takes you to a place where the only thing that matters is making someone else's day just a little bit better. It’s a time to go out on a journey, clearing your head and paying attention to the function of life all around us. It’s a time to understand time and the value of time. Serving others is the ultimate key to a rich life. ̶ Sarah Powell, Volunteer Coordinator

Get started – Call (910)754-2300

By Patrick Naughton

bag to create a greenhouse effect and maintain high humidity levels.

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he dog days of summer are typically the time for vegetable gardens to go on vacation. While the vegetable garden is dormant, now is a good time to propagate new plants. If you have been admiring your neighbor’s prized roses, ask permission to take a hardwood cutting. The cutting should be 8 to 10 inches long. Choose stems that are neither brand new nor fully mature and have fading flowers or flowers that just lost their petals. A stem with a flower bud showing no color is too young. Take cuttings from the upper part of the plant or from the sides. Using a razor blade or sharp pruning shears, make a clean slice at a 45 degree angle. The angle will maximize the rooting area. Most cuttings root best if the slice is made just below a leaf node (where branches come out of the stem).

Roses root best in bright light. Set them in a window. Providing bottom warmth from a heat mat will help promote root growth, but avoid overheating the cuttings. Keep the growing medium moist and wait until roots appear, usually in three to four weeks. Slowly harden off your new plants before transplanting them to the great outdoors. The vegetable garden is taking a rest in the hot weather, so it’s a good time to propogate plants from cuttings. These rose cuttings are cut at an angle to maximize rooting area.

the cutting into place. Cover with a mayonnaise jar or put the whole container in a plastic

The same steps can be used to propagate soft-stem shrubs, annuals, and perennials. After a couple of months you can give your neighborhood a gift of a new plant they can admire. Visit bcmastergardenerva.org for more information on gardens, lawns, and landscapes in Brunswick County.

Remove flowers or buds from the cutting, as well as any lower leaves. Cut the remaining leaves in half to reduce moisture loss through transpiration. Also, less foliage will maximize the amount of energy the cutting can expend on developing roots, as opposed to maintaining the leaves. Quickly dip the bottom two inches of the cutting into a cloning solution or rooting hormone. Rooting hormone is not always necessary, but will greatly improve your success rate. Using a pencil, make a small hole in the potting soil or other growing medium for the stem to fit into, and gently tamp

Ask your neighbors for cuttings of plants you have admired in their yards. Roses and other shrubs, annuals, and perennials can be propagated in this way.

By Donna Ruth Morgan

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hen it’s so hot you prefer iced tea to a tee time, try one of these golf books to while away the indoor hours. Honour: A Historical Golf Novel (2012) by Richard O’Connor is the story of lifelong friendship between two fictional characters and their interaction with historical figures of golf from 1909 to 1919. This period was an upheaval in golf’s high-falutin’ status when the hoi polloi invaded the golf scene. Real life professionals Bobby Jones and Walter Hagan and amateur Francis Ouimet feature in this story with all the right elements: intrigue, sex, drink and drugs and drama and … golf. Lots of golf. Lots of history. Nutshell review: The century-old clash between elite and everyday

golfers eerily resonates with our society today in a must-read book. Calabash author J. Peter Hoyer shares forty years of golf stories in Characters on the Green: Everyday Golfers are the Real Character of the Game (2016). The occasional political insertion diluted my pleasure in the author’s many interesting characters and a bragging -rights list of golf courses. Despite this one bogey, Mr. Hoyer’s desire for “better than most” describes his book to a tee! I laughed out loud at a rained-out game involving his wife, chuckled through his experience with “Bingo, Bango, Bungo,” and thoroughly enjoyed my favorite chapter, Gadgets. Nutshell review: Spend a few hours off the course and come away with a greater appreciation for the game

and the personal integrity it inspires. The setting for The Back Nine: A Novel about Life after Fifty (2016) is a golf club of mainly retired folks and their efforts to beat a competing team of younger players. E. A. Briginshaw introduces us to grandparents, members of the sandwich generation, and folks who realize they are not as flexible as they were earlier in life. The characters deal with a variety of drama: dementia, strained marriages, and friendships and clashes with other golfers. I sped through this book and ended up content with the conclusions of all the diverse narratives. Nutshell review: Enjoy this easy-to-read novel with plenty of action and heart by a master of prose and obvious lover of golf.

ASH SENIOR NUTRITION SITE Activity Calendar Calendar is subject to change Virginia Long, Manager Waccamaw Community Building 5859 Waccamaw School Road, Ash, NC 29420 Call 910-297-3998 for reservations Operating Hours: 9:30-1:30 Tuesday & Thursday Lunch Served at 12p.m.

Activity Calendar July 2018 Subject to change

Tuesday 3 9:30 10:00 10:30 10:45 12:00 12:30

5 Coffee with Friends Puzzles Corn Hole Exercise Lunch Rummikub

10 9:30 10:30 10:45 12:00 12:30

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Coffee with Friends Puzzles Corn Hole Exercise Lunch Bingo

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Coffee with Friends Corn Hole Exercise Lunch Bingo

26 Coffee with Friends Corn Hole Exercise Lunch Rummikub

31 9:30 10:30 10:45 12:00 12:30

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19 Coffee with Friends Corn Hole Exercise Lunch Rummikub

24 9:30 10:30 10:45 12:00 12:30

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17 9:30 10:30 10:45 12:00 12:30

Thursday

Coffee with Friends Corn Hole Exercise Lunch Rummikub

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Coffee with Friends Corn Hole Exercise Lunch Bingo

BSRI Nutrition Program

at Boiling Spring Lakes Parks & Recreation Department

1 Leeds Road Boiling Spring Lakes, NC 28461 910-363-0018 BSRI Nutrition Program Operating Hours: 10am to 2pm Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 910-754-2300 Program Information www.cityofbsl.org or 363-0018

July 2018 Monday

Boiling Spring Lakes Senior Site Activity Calendar *Subject to change

Tuesday

2 10am Qi Gong 11am Fit 4 Life 12pm Senior Lunch 12:30pm Rummikub 12:30pm Card club 6:15pm All Levels Yoga

3 9:30-10:30am Clogging

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9am Card Making

10am Qi Gong 11am Fit 4 Life 12pm Senior Lunch 12:30pm Rummikub 12:30pm Card club 6:15pm All Levels Yoga

10:30am Spa Day and Lunch

16 10am Qi Gong 11am Fit 4 Life 12pm Senior Lunch 12:30pm Rummikub 12:30pm Card club 6:15pm All Levels Yoga

17 9:30-10:30am Clogging

23 10am Qi Gong 11am Fit 4 Life 12pm Senior Lunch 12:30pm Rummikub 12:30pm Card club 6:15pm All Levels Yoga

24 9:30-10:30am Clogging

30 10am Qi Gong 11am Fit 4 Life 12pm Senior Lunch 12:30pm Rummikub 12:30pm Card club 6:15pm All Levels Yoga

31 9:30-10:30am Clogging

4pm Pepperoni Grill Meet and Greet

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4 10am Walking Class 11am Fit 4 Life 12pm Senior Lunch 12:30pm Rummikub 12:30pm Cards & Dice 6:30pm Line Dance Club

5 10am Mah Jong 6pm All Levels Yoga

6 10am Walking 11am TOPS 12pm Senior Lunch

11 10am Walking Class 11am Fit 4 Life 12pm Senior Lunch 12:30pm Rummikub 12:30pm Cards & Dice 6:30pm Line Dance Club

12 10am Mah Jong

6pm All Levels Yoga

12:30 Ice Cream Social

18 10am Walking Class 11am Fit 4 Life 12pm Senior Lunch 12:30pm Rummikub 12:30pm Cards & Dice 6:30pm Line Dance Club

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20 10am Walking 11am TOPS 12pm Senior Lunch 12:30pm Rummikub 12:30pm Card club

25 10am Walking Class 11am Fit 4 Life 12pm Senior Lunch 12:30pm Rummikub 12:30pm Cards & Dice 6:30pm Line Dance Club

26 10am Mah Jong 6pm All Levels Yoga

11:30am FREE BP Testing 12:30pm Rummikub 12:30pm Card club

11am Game Day Social

10am Mah Jong

11am Brown Bag and a Movie

13 10am Walking 11am TOPS 12pm Senior Lunch 12:30pm Rummikub 12:30pm Card club

6pm All Levels Yoga

Program Color Codes Red = On Site Special Activity Green = Trips Purple = Fitness

27 10am Walking 11am TOPS 12pm Senior Lunch 12:30pm Rummikub 12:30pm Card club

Sea Notes Choral Patriotic Concert Sunday, July 1st at 3pm (see opposite page for details)

BSRI Nutrition Program

at Boiling Spring Lakes Parks & Recreation Department

1 Leeds Road Boiling Spring Lakes, NC 28461 910-363-0018

BSRI Nutrition Program Operating Hours: 10am to 2pm Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 910-754-2300 Program Information www.cityofbsl.org or 363-0018

BSL Fitness Room 6:30am-3pm

NOW OFFERING SILVER SNEAKERS! Come work out with us!

FREE EVENTS!! Friday, July 6th at 11:30-12:30am Blood Pressure Testing provided by

Sea Notes Choral Patriotic Concert Sunday, July 1st at 3pm Meet at BSL Community Center to leave at 2pm, we will return NLT 6pm. Call to reserve a spot. $2 transportation fee

Community Hospice at BSL Community Center. Wednesday, July 25 at 12:15pm “All About Prescriptions” How to get them for free, how to make sure you still need them. At BSL Community Center.

Do you follow us on Facebook? Make sure you do, we have contest and other fun games to win great prizes! www. facebook.com/ BSLparksandrecreation

We also email out our calendar Monthly. Would you like to join? Email Karlin to request to be added at kwest@cityofbsl.org

BSRI Nutrition Program

Having fun in Boiling Spring Lakes!

at Boiling Spring Lakes Parks & Recreation Department 1 Leeds Road Boiling Spring Lakes, NC 28461 910-363-0018 BSRI Nutrition Program Operating Hours: 10am to 2pm Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 910-754-2300 Program Information www.cityofbsl.org or 363-0018

<< Celebrating Cinco de Mayo at the Taco and Burrito Shack.

^^ Strawberry Picking at Lewis Farms ^^ Concert at the Lakes! Great turn out for music and food! Look out for the Fall Series, Sundays in September 4-6pm. Do you follow us on Facebook? Make sure you do, we have contest and other fun games to win great prizes! www. facebook.com/ BSLparksandrecreation

We also email out our calendar monthly? Would you like to join? Email Karlin to request to be added at kwest@cityofbsl.org

Calabash Senior Site Calabash Presbyterian Church 8820 Old Georgetown Road Sunset Beach, NC 28468

Mike Blandino, Site Manager/Service Assoc. Call 910-368-5348 or 910-754-2300 For Reservations Operating Hours: 9:30 am-1:30 pm Monday, Wednesday, & Friday

Activity

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10:00 am Reading, 10:30 am BINGO 12:00 pm Lunch

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10:00 am Reading, 10:30 am BINGO 12:00 pm Lunch

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SITE CLOSED Happy 4th of July

Friday

10:00 am 11:15 am 12:00 pm 12:00 pm

Reading Exercise Lunch Nutrition Presentation

6 10:00 am Reading 10:30 am BINGO 12:00 pm Lunch

10:00 am Reading, 10:30am BINGO 12:00 pm Lunch

BSRI’s Thrift Store 10001 Beach Dr. Calabash, NC Whether shopping, donating, or volunteering, your support of BSRI’s Thrift Store @ Calabash helps to provide vital services and resources for our senior participants.

Donations???

Call (910) 579-7488 to schedule pick-up. Your support is greatly appreciated!

Weekly Activity Schedule EVERY MONDAY

EVERY TUESDAY

EVERY WEDNESDAY

EVERY THURSDAY

EVERY FRIDAY

DAILY Drop In Activities: Billiards, Coffee with Friends, Morning News, Table Games, Devotions before Lunch Green or * = Fee Based Class; Red ^ =Requires Prior Sign Up; Blue=New Offering/Time 10:00

Painting

8:30 9:30 10:30 11:30 11:30

Strength & Core Rise & Shine Yoga Balance Class Tai-Chi Fit/Flow* Leland Larks Choral Practice

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Total Body Cond. 10:30 BINGO* 10:00 10:30 Arthritis Exercise 10:30 9:30 Geri-Fit 11:00 11:00 9:30 Line Dancing-Int 11:00 10:00 Crafts

Geri-Fit Brain Games Arthritis Exercise Computer Help Line Dancing-Beg

10:30 Chair Aerobics 11:30 TRX Training*^ 12p Lunch 12:30 12:30 1:00 4:30 6:30

12p Lunch

Mystery Craft Walk w/ Ease Mah Jongg Cardio Dance*^

1:00 1:00 2:00

Evening Yoga* 55+ By Donation

11:30a Lunch

Sleep Mats 12:30 Painting Parkinson’s Beg*^ 12:30 TRX Overflow*^ Parkinson’s-Int.*^ 1:00 Tabata*^ $5 (8+ ppl min) 2:00 Cardio Fusion*^ $5 (8+ ppl min.)

12 Lunch 12:30 Walk w/ Ease 1:00 Oil Painting

12 Lunch 1:30

Yoga

July 2018 - Monthly Calendar MONDAY 2

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WEDNESDAY

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DEEP 1-3P

TAKE CONTROL

BIRTHDAYS 12P

11A

9

10 JEWELRY 11 12 SPA DAY 13 MONTLY MAKING 12-3P A&A 10A-12P OUTING: UNDERSTANDING RESOURCES CAREGIVER Details TBA HOSPICE TAKE CONTROL INFO 12P SUPPORT10A 10:30-11:30A 11A DEEP 1-3P MOVIE 10A

16 HIRED HANDS 17 MUSIC 10:30A “LSVT BIG” SEWING BEE PRESENTAION 12-3P 11A-12p

18

23

25

24 JEWELRY MAKING 12-3P

30

31

HAND & FOOT CARD GAME 1-3P

19

20

DEEP 1-3P

Special Events/Presentations:

July 9th @10:30-11:30a “Understanding Hospice “ Lower Cape Fear Hospice Presentation July 11 @ 12-1p “Aid & Attendance” Information Preferred Senior Recourses Consultant, Patti Shattil July 12 @10a-12p “Spa Day” Express Manicures by Teresa Bress July 16 @11a-12p “What is LSVT BIG?” Vitality PT

New Activities/New Times

4th Thursday @ 2-3p: Leland Center Book Club

Class Series:

Mondays June 4-April 8, @ 1-2p (25WKS) “Diabetes Prevention Program” (Class Full) Tuesdays June 5-July10 @ 11a-12p: (6WKS) “Take Control” Nutrition Program (Class Full) Thursdays June 14th-July 19th 1-3p: (6WKS) DEEP “Diabetes Empowerment Education Program” (Class Full)

Regular Monthly Events: COUPS FOR TROOPS 9:30A

26

LELAND CTR BOOK CLUB 2-3P

27

Daily Announcements: 12:15p, 11:45a on Wed 1st Friday, Lunch: Birthday Celebration 1st & 3rd Tuesdays, 12p: Sewing Bee Class 2nd & 4th Tuesdays, 12p: Jewelry Making Class 1st & 3rd Wednesdays, 1p: Hand & Foot Card Game 2nd Thursday, 10a: Caregiver Support Group 2nd Friday: Monthly Outing 2nd Friday, 10a: Movie at Center 3rd Monday, 10:30a: Hired Hands Music Last Wednesday, 9:30a: Coups for Troops 4th Thursday, 2-3p: Leland Center Book Club

121 Town Hall Drive NE Leland, NC 28451 910-754-7701

~A NC Certified Senior Center of Excellence~ Veronica Lett-McGee, Director Courtney Bledsoe, Assistant Director

Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm

The Leland Center Motto:

“Count your life by smiles, not tears. Count your age by friends, not years.”

HEALTH INFO & SCREENINGS

NEW ACTIVITY!! THE LELAND BOOK CLUB Meeting the 4th Thursday of each Month 2PM-3PM (Beginning July 26, 2018)

Join the club in reading Murder on the Ghost Walk written by local author, Ellen Elizabeth Hunter Questions/Info: Call Sharon Forsman 910-352-1301

Lower Cape Fear Hospice Presents: “Understanding Hospice” July 9th, 10:30-11:30AM RSVP at Front Desk Teal Busteed PT, GCS with Vitality Rehabilitation Presents: “What is LSVT BIG ?” *PT Program developed to improve limb mobility to those diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. July 16, 11a-12p RSVP at Front Desk ENROLLMENT NOW CLOSED FOR THE FOLLOWING CLASS SERIES:

July 11 @ 12PM Meet & Greet with Senior Resource Consultant, Patti Shattil. Learn about Aid & Attendance for Veterans and Surviving Spouses

DAILY “DROP-IN” ACTIVITIES: Puzzles, Books, Magazines, Card Games, Rummikub, TV, Billiards, Exercise Equipment, Shuffleboard, Board Games, Simple Sewing, Horseshoes, Corn Hole, Socialization, Walking, Coloring Sheets.

YMCA & Brunswick Wellness Coalition Presents: “Diabetes Prevention Program” 25 Weeks - Mondays, June 4-April 8, 1-2PM (Class Full)

“SPA DAY” July 12th 10AM-12PM Express Manicures by Volunteer Teresa Bress RSVP at Front Desk

NC State Extension Presents: “TAKE CONTROL” Nutrition Program 6 Weeks - Tuesdays, June 5th-July 10th, 11AM (New Class Time!) (Class Full) Alliant Quality & Batish Family Medicine Presents: D.E.E.P. Diabetes Empowerment Education Program 6 Weeks - Thursdays, June 14th-July 19th, 1-3PM (Class Full)

JOIN US ON A DAY TRIP! Every 2nd Friday of the Month we venture out of the Center at Leland to explore new places. See front desk for details about where we are going on July 13th!

121 Town Hall Drive NE Leland, NC 28451 910-754-7701

~A NC Certified Senior Center of Excellence~ Veronica Lett-McGee, Director Courtney Bledsoe, Assistant Director

Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm

Taking a Look Back...

DANCING & FUN AT SENIOR PROM!

CONGREGATE LUNCH SUMMER COOKOUT

“LELAND LARKS” PERFORM AT SILVER ARTS RECEPTION

OUTING TO BSRI THRIFT SHOP & LUNCH AT CAPTAIN NANCE’S

DERBY HAT CONTEST

LETâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S GO TO THE HOP! Saturday July 28th

Featuring Music By: Mikeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Garage Band Tickets $15.00 Includes Great Food and great fun for charity.

Tickets Available At:

The Brunswick Center at Shallotte Seating is limited, so call to reserve your ticket! Beer, wine, soda, and water available for purchase!

Saturday, July 28th The Brunswick Center at Shallotte 3620 Express Drive (off Hwy 17 Bypass) 910-754-2300 ext 1001 5P.M. to 9P.M. Hot Dogs and Hamburgers Poodle Skirts Optional

Weekly Activity Schedule EVERY MONDAY

EVERY TUESDAY

EVERY WEDNESDAY

EVERY THURSDAY

EVERY FRIDAY

“How important it is for us to recognize and celebrate our heroes and she-roes.” Maya Angelou 9:00 Zumba Gold 10:00 Yoga w/ Kathryn 10:00 Beginner Line Dancing 10:30 Line Dancing 10:30 Weekly Updates 11:00 Exercise Class w/Angela 11:45 Lunch 12:15 Bingo 1:00 Beginner Bridge 1:30 Tai Chi w/ Dean

10:00 Caregivers Support Group 10:30 Geri Fit w/Angela 11:15 Aerobics w/ Angela 12:00 Lunch 1:15 Tai Chi w/ Dean 1:30 Scrabble 2:30 Beginner Line Dancing Charlotte’s Yoga classes cancelled for the summer.

10:00 Tabata w/ Shelley 10:00 Beginner Line Dancing 10:30 Line Dancing 11:00 Adult Coloring 11:00 Exercise Class — Gentle Stretch w/Angela 11:45 Lunch 12:30 Bridge 1:00 Shopping 1:00 Rummikub 2:00 Table Tennis

9:00 10:00 10:30 11:15 12:00 12:30

1:15

Zumba Gold w/ Kathryn Beginner Yoga w/Kathryn Geri Fit w/Angela Aerobics Lunch Introduction to Microsoft Office Suite Tai Chi w/Dean

9:00 9:30 10:00 10:00 10:00 10:30 10:30 11:45 12:15 1:30

Pilates w/Angela Ladies Pool/ Billiards Tabata w/Shelly Choral Group Beginner Computer Class Craft Class BP Checks Lunch Bingo Art Class Keith’s Tai Chi classes cancelled for the summer.

Keith’s Meditation classes cancelled for the summer.

Visually Impaired Group will resume in September.

Contributions Always Welcome

Monthly Activity Schedule for Shallotte MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY 4

CENTER CLOSED

2 Day of Play to Celebrate the 4th of July Casual Dress

3

9 12:00-3:00 Basket Weaving with Zada Mae

10 11 11:00 Walgreens 10:00-12:00 Presentation Technology Class

16

17

23 12:00-3:00 Basket Weaving with Zada Mae

24 11:00 Walgreens Presentation 12:30 Google Expeditions

30

31

18

25 10:00-12:00 Technology Class Boost Available for Purchase During Center Hours

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

5

6 10:30 BP Check w/Amedysis 1:00 Movie

12

13 9:00 Food Pantry 10:30 BP w/LCFH 11:00 Dr. Monique Family First Chiro

19 20 11:00 Sip „n Chat 10:30 BP Check 11:45 Nutrition w/LCFH Presentation 1:00 Movie 26

Saturday, July 28th SOCK HOP

The Brunswick Center at Shallotte

Calendar subject to change. Please send us your email address to receive regular updates.

On July 2nd, Please visit our “Can You Hear Me Now” 27 Birthday Day Table and learn how you can 9:00 Food Pantry Join Seniors across North Carolina to 10:30 BP Check advocate for increased General w/LCFH Purpose funding For Senior Centers. We will be available from 8am to 4pm. Blue Grass Band July 13th, 7PM No Blue Grass on July 27th

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Monthly Quote: We think of freedom not as the right to do as we please, but as the opportunity to do what is right. Peter Marshall

CHARITY SOCK HOP EVENT! Saturday, July 28th, 5pm to 9pm. Tickets $15. Limited seating. Music by Mike’s Garage Band. Hot dogs and hamburgers included. Beer, wine, soda, and water available for purchase. Get your tickets before they’re gone—just like the 50s! Proceeds to Brunswick Center at Shallotte. The Food Pantry is now open at The Brunswick Center at Shallotte on the second and fourth Friday of each month. To qualify for this benefit, you must be a resident of Brunswick County and your total household income must be at or below 130% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). When you visit the pantry, you must bring proof of income (such as a current pay stub or current year’s statement of Social Security benefits), identification (such as a photo ID or drivers license), and documentation with your name and physical address in Brunswick County (such as an electric bill, phone bill, etc.) Residents may visit the pantry up to four times per year. For more information, call BSRI Food Service Manager, Tammie Mullis, 910.754.2300 ext.1003. Chiropractic Presentation by Dr. Monique of Family First Chiropractic on Friday, July 13th, 11am. Learn how proper alignment can help improve your health. The Visually Impaired Group meetings are cancelled for the summer. They will resume in September.

Hand-Held Technology Seminar Wednesday, July 11th, and Wednesday, July 25, 10am to noon, with Susan Mellady. Learn how to set up, secure, and update your device (iPads, Androids, phones, kindles, etc.) as well how to use favorites, contacts, email, web surfing, and much more! This is sure to be a popular event. Sign up now by calling the center. Celebrate Independence Day with us on Monday, July 2nd. Enjoy a day of play, refreshments, games and prizes! Kathryn’s Stretch and Tone classes are cancelled for the month of July. Her other classes (scheduled between July 9th through the 12th) will also be cancelled while she is on vacation. These classes will resume the following week.

Monthly Joke: Where did George Washington buy his hatchet? At the Chopping Mall.

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Crafty Fridays — Time Change beginning in July: 10am instead of 10:30am.

Craft schedule is posted at the front desk and in the craft room. Call to cancel if you can’t attend a class you’ve signed up for. Others may be waiting. Changes in class schedules are sent via email. If you don’t have email, please make sure we have your phone number and are able to leave a message on your phone or answering machine. Alcohol Ink Jewelry $4—July 6th (Pendant or Pierced Earrings) Bring a few common metal washers (found at any home improvement store) in the size of your choice. The larger the washer, the heavier it is. Bear that in mind if you‟re planning on making earrings. All other supplies included. Acrylic Paint „n‟ Take $5—July 13th “Lady‟s Got the Blues.” (But, you can choose to paint her in any color.) All skills welcome. All supplies included. (Note: pictures may be representative and are projects are subject to change.)

Bows Making Class $5—July 20th Make traditional and “Hobo” style bows. Bring one 3-yard spool of wired ribbon (approx. 2” wide or larger) for the traditional bow. If you have leftover or partially used spools of ribbons in your stash, bring them for the “Hobo” bow. If not, we‟ll have ribbon on hand for those bows. All other supplies included. (The) Beach Rocks! $3—July 27th Longing for a warm beach in winter? Paint a “beach” rock to get you through it! Use your own picture or any of the scenes we‟ll provide for inspiration. If you have a favorite rock, bring it; otherwise, choose from our selection. All supplies included.

Coming up in August: We’re offering a six-week Beginning Watercolor session (one class per week) starting Friday, August 3rd, from 1:30-3:30pm provided we get enough interest. Class fee is $30. A supply list will be provided which you will need to purchase and bring to class. (All materials are included for the first class.) Summer is a great time to immerse yourself in this fun and versatile artistic medium. Sign up required as space is limited. Zada Mae’s Pine Needle Basket Weaving, Monday, July 9th and Monday, July 23rd, 12pm to 3pm. Cost $22. All supplies included. Choice of a basket or trivet. No experience necessary. Sign up Friday before class. Virtual Realty Demonstration, Tuesday, July 24th, 12:30pm to 1:30pm. “Google Expeditions” is a virtual-reality teaching tool. Through this technology you can swim with sharks, visit outer space, walk through a museum, "travel" to anywhere around the World and more without leaving your chair. Stop by the Shallotte Senior Center and try it out. We will be here to demonstrate how this new technology works. The event is free, but limited to 12 participants, and sign up is required. You must have a cell phone with WiFi capability to participate. On June 1st, dedicated BSRI employee, Teresa Muchler-Nogi (Shallotte, Admin based), returned home to New Jersey to be closer to her children and grandchildren. While we will miss her terribly, we are so happy for her. Thank you, Teresa, for all you did for us. We wish you well. (Picture L-R: Sarah Powell, Volunteer Coordinator, Teresa Muchler-Nogi; Yvette Gosline, VP Programs & Services)

102 47th Street Oak Island, NC 28461

Call 910-278-3622 or 278-6552 910-754-2300 For Reservations Deanna Eddinger, Community Center Director Rodney, Stephanie & Thomas Community Center Assistants Operating Hours: (T, W, Th) 9:30 am-2:00 pm Senior Activity Calendar July 2018 (Subject to Change)

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

3 10:00 am Rummikub 10:30 Playing Pool 11:15 Sit & Be Fit 11:45 am Senior Lunch 12:30 pm BINGO 1:30 Board Games

4

5 10:00 am Rummikub 10:30 Playing Pool 11:15 Karate moves 11:45 am Senior Lunch 12:30 pm BINGO

10 10:00 am Rummikub 10:30 Playing Pool 11:15 Sit & Be Fit 11:45 am Senior Lunch 12:30 pm BINGO 1:30 Board Games

11 10:00 am Social Time 10:30 Pool Pals 11:45 am Senior Lunch 12:30 pm Rummikub 12:30pm Social Time

12 10:00 am Rummikub 10:30 Playing Pool 11:15 Karate moves 11:45 am Senior Lunch 12:30 pm BINGO

17 10:00 am Rummikub 10:30 Playing Pool 11:15 Sit & Be Fit 11:45 am Senior Lunch 12:30 pm BINGO 1:30 Card Games

18 10:00 am Social Time 10:30 am Pool Pals 11:45 am Senior Lunch 12:30 pm Rummikub 12:30pm Social Time

19 10:00 am Rummikub 10:30 Playing Pool 11:15 Karate moves 11:45 am Senior Lunch 12:30 pm BINGO 1:30 Social Time

24 10:00 am Rummikub 10:30 Playing Pool 11:15 Sit & Be Fit 11:45 am Senior Lunch 12:30 pm BINGO 1:30 Social Time 31 10:00 am Rummikub 10:30 Playing Pool 11:15 Sit & Be Fit 11:45 am Senior Lunch 12:30 pm BINGO 1:30 Social Time

25 10:00 am Social Time 10:30 Pool Pals 11:45 am Senior Lunch 12:30 pm Rummikub 12:30pm Social Time

26 10:00 am Rummikub 10:30 Playing Pool 11:15 Karate moves 11:45 am Senior Lunch 12:30 pm BINGO 1:30 Social Time

Jean Molnar 7/4 Lee Anna Sturkie 7/10 Sandra Winstead 7/11 Mary McDowell 7/12 Mary Rogers 7/20 Janice Finchum 7/28

Weekly Activity Schedule– Lunch Served at 11:30 daily EVERY MONDAY

EVERY TUESDAY

EVERY WEDNESDAY

EVERY THURSDAY

EVERY FRIDAY

DAILY Drop In Activities: Billiards, Coffee with Friends, Fitness Center, Library Green = Fee Based Class; Red = Requires Prior Sign Up; Blue = New Offering/Time 8:00 9:00 9:30 9:30 10:00

Yoga & Pilates Mah Jongg Easy Does It Tai Chi Forms Hand & Foot Canasta 10:00 Card Making 10:30 Beg. Tai Chi 12:15 Cardio Fusion 1:00 Mah Jongg 1:00 Total Body Conditioning 6:30 Jam Session

7:00

9:30 9:30 10:30 12:00 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:00 2:00 6:30

Beach Walk @ Caswell Access– Call for Details Bridge Boxing Gentle Yoga Walgreens Presentation Beginning Yoga Easy Crafts Silver Paddles Gentle Cardio & Core HIIT Square Dancing

9:00 9:30 9:30 10:00 10:30 10:45 12:15 12:30 12:30 12:45

Watercolor Geri-Fit Tai Chi Forms Shanghai Rummy Tai Chi You Can Do It Bible Study Silver Samurai Jewelry 101 Afternoon Movie

8:00 9:00 9:00

Yoga & Pilates Quilting Advanced German 9:30 Gerifit 10:00 Knit & Chain Gang 10:00 Quilting 10:00 Bible Study 1:00 Gentle Cardio and Core 1:00 Beginning Line Dance 2:00 Int./ Advanced Line Dance 2:00 HIIT

9:00 9:30 10:00 10:00 10:30 11:30 1:00 1:30

Technology Workshop Tai Chi Forms Sewing Hand & Foot Canasta Tai Chi Beginner Pickleball Pickleball Hand Drumming

Contributions Always Welcome for All Center Programming & Activities

Monthly Activity Schedule for Southport MONDAY

TUESDAY

2

3

9

10

4

Travel Desk 2pm—Lobby

16 Advanced

WEDNESDAY

17

CLOSED

11

Shopping Trip Tanger Outlets – 9am

18

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

5

6

12

13

Southport

Photography 1pm—Library 19

20

Directives Presentation 12:30pm 23

Pharmacy Presentation 12:30pm

30

The Brunswick Center at

July 16th– Advance Directives Presentation 12:30pm 24

Travel Desk 2pm—Lobby

31

25

Caregiver Support Group 10am—Library

26

27 Burlap Wreath July 23rd– Pharmacy Presentation Fundraiser July 27th– Burlap Wreath Fundraiser

Photography 1pm—Library

*** Calendar subject to change Email Jackie Knott at jknott@bsrinc.org to receive regular updates.

July “Fun”draiser! Join us on Friday morning, July 27th, for some burlap wreath making fun! Cost for this class is $15, and all supplies will be provided. Proceeds will be used to purchase exercise equipment.

Summer Sewing Fun!!! Here are two of the fun July projects we will be working on: a wine tote made from mens ties and fun pillow cases. Come join the fun on Friday mornings at 10:00am in the craft room!

July Movies! Join us on Wednesdays at 12:45pm July 11th….………...………Coco July 18th……..I Can Only Imagine July 25th…….Just Getting Started

Need a Living Will or Healthcare Power of Attorney? Join us for an enlightening presentation from Haylie Long from Lower Cape Fear Hospice. You can even leave with your own notarized documents!

Where: The Brunswick Center at Southport When: Monday, July 16, 2018 Time: 12:30pm Location: Stage Ballroom Please join us for a presentation about medication safety, pharmaceutical assistance, and selecting the right Medicare Part D plan. Where: The Brunswick Center at Southport When: Monday, August 6, 2018 Time: 12:30pm Location: Stage Ballroom

Presented by: Denise Hayes, M.S., R.Ph. Senior Care Pharmacist

Many, many thanks to the wonderful quilters of the the Brunswick Center at Shallotte for hand-quilting our quilt that will be used for our fall fundraiser at our craft show. Stay tuned to see how you can win this beauty!

We are so grateful for this lovely couple! Thank you so much to Joyce and Audie Lowrimore for being the best cheerleaders ever for the seniors of Brunswick County!

We would also like to thank: Everyone who helped make our indoor

yard sale a huge success! Peacock, Newnam and White Funeral Home for their informative presentation, “Your Life, Your Legacy,” on June 4th. Rene Tarquinio for her wonderful “Medicare 101” presentation on Monday, June 11th. Our fabulous instructors who show great flexibility when we have to adjust their schedules.

A very special thank you to Sherry Ross and her amazing grandchildren, Addison and Hunter Walker, for gluing our puzzles for framing!

Weekly Activity Schedule EVERY MONDAY

EVERY TUESDAY

EVERY WEDNESDAY

EVERY THURSDAY

EVERY FRIDAY

Subject to change, ($, denotes instructor fee; M, denotes material fee; DG denotes events at Dinah E. Gore Center) Calendar is subject to change.

8-4 8:30

Drop in Activities Coffee w/ Friends (M) 9:30 Beginner Yoga 10 Crochet & Knit Gang 10:15 Co-Ed Volleyball (DG) 10:45 Gentle Yoga 11:15 Tai Chi

8-4 8 8 8:30 9 10 10

12p Lunch 12 12:30 1 2 1:30 3

Drop in Activities Walking Club Pickleball (DG)($) Coffee w/ Friends (M) 50+ Softball (DG) Brain Fitness Paper CraftingTechniques

8-4 8:30

Drop in Activities Coffee w/ Friends (M) 10:15 Co-Ed Volleyball (DG) 11 Watercolor Painting

12:30 AFEP 1 Games 1 King’s Row Canasta 1:30 WWE 3:15 GeriFit

Drop in Activities Pickleball (DG)($) Coffee w/ Friends (M) 9 50+ Softball (DG) 10 Adult Coloring 10:30 Bingo 10:30 Chair Exercise

12p Lunch

12p Lunch

Qi Gong/Tai Chi AFEP Line Dancing Craft Group WWE 50+ Basketball (DG)

8-4 8 8:30

12:30 1 1:30 2 3

AFEP Movie WWE Corn Hole 50+ Basketball (DG)

1 1 2 3:15

8-4 8 9 10 11

Drop in Activities Coffee w/ Friends(M) Rummikub Painting Club Tai Chi

12 Lunch

12 Lunch

Games 1 King’s Row Ca3 nasta Pickleball (DG)($) GeriFit

Silver Samurai 50+ Basketball (DG)

Monthly Activity Schedule for July MONDAY 2

TUESDAY 3

WEDNESDAY 4

THURSDAY 5

FRIDAY 6

12:30 1 Year Anniversary Party 9

10

11 11 Hired Hands Band

16

17

18

23

24

25 9 Shopping Trip

30

31

Regular Monthly Events at Brunswick Center at Supply

12 13 9 BCSO 2 ALZ/ Dementia Quartet 2nd Wednesdays: Hired Hands Band Caregiver Support Group 1 Ice Cream Social 2nd Thurs: Alz/Dementia Caregiver Support Group Last Wednesdays: Shopping Trip 19 20 Last Fridays: Birthday Celebration

26

27 12:30 Birthday Celebration

101 Stone Chimney Road Supply, NC 910-754-7604

Lindsey McClelland, Assistant Director

Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm

Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office Quartet July marks a one year anniversary since the opening of the Center at

July 13th 9am Please RSVP

Supply! With the help of our wonderful seniors, our staff, and other community members, we have had a successful and great 1st year! We extend an invitation for you to help us celebrate!

July 2 at 12:30 pm Please RSVP

You scream, I scream, we all scream for ….

ICE CREAM Join us for an Ice cream social to beat the heat!

July 13th at 1pm

Learn to Make Beads out of Paper in July!

Please RSVP

Paper Crafting Techniques Tuesdays at 10 am Space is limited, must RSVP!

Alzheimer's & Dementia Caregiver Support Group July 12 at 2pm

2pm

Learn how to play Kings Row Hand & Foot Tuesdays & Thursdays 1pm

101 Stone Chimney Road Supply, NC 910-754-7604

Lindsey McClelland, Assistant Director

Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm

The Craft Group has begun to meet weekly on

Movies are shown on the big screen on

Mondays at 1pm! Join in with the group to make

Wednesdays! Join us for a movie and popcorn in-

some items to help benefit the center or to display

side to beat the heat!

for yourself! More information can be provided on

Every Wednesday at 1pm

the crafts, supplies, and costs at the

There is no cost for the movie, popcorn is $1.

weekly meetings.

Every Monday at 2 pm

Intro to Watercolor Painting Learn the techniques and basics of watercolor!

Space is limited! Must RSVP!

Line dancing has a new time! The class will now be at 1 pm on Mondays! No need to RSVP, just show up ready to learn some new moves!

Wednesdays at 11 am Drop In Activities Daily!

For Center updates or questions about activities, please email or call Lindsey at lmcclelland@bsrinc.org or 910-754-7604.

Volunteer Opportunities Are you a people person? Seeking Volunteers for our front desk. We have shifts open on Wednesdays, and Fridays! Do you have photography, writing, interviewing or media experience? Seeking volunteers to help create content for the Senior Buzz Newsletter.

Shopping Trip July 25th

Van leaves at 9am Must RSVP Coastal Grand Mall

Myrtle Beach

Puzzles, Games, Coloring, Ping Pong and other activities are available MondayFriday for you to enjoy from open to close!

Town Creek Senior Site Bldg. 6420 Ocean Hwy Winnabow, NC

Mike Blandino Site Manager Call 910-368-5348

Operating Hours: 10:00am-2:00pm Tuesdays & Thursdays Lunch Served at 12 PM

Outdoor Park Daily Activities (Weather Permitting) Tennis for Seniors Soccer for Seniors Park Exercise Equipment

Walking Trail Shuffle Board Bocce Ball Horse Shoes

Activity Calendar July 2018 Subject to change

Tuesday

Thursday

3 10am Coffee and Games 11:15 Yoga Class 12:00 Lunch

5 10am Rummikub 11:15 Yoga 12:00 Lunch

10 10am Rummikub 11:15 Yoga Class 12:00 Lunch

12 10am Coffee & Games 11:15 Yoga Class 12:00 Lunch

17 10am Rummikub 11:15 Yoga 12:00 Lunch

19 10am Coffee & Games 11:15 Yoga Class 12:00 Lunch

24 10am Coffee & Games 11:15 Yoga Class 12:00 Lunch

26 10am Rummikub 11:15 Yoga Class 12:00 Lunch

31 10am Coffee & Games 11:15 Yoga Class 12:00 Lunch

Brunswick Senior Resources, Inc. Provides Nutritionally Balanced Meals for Seniors

JULY

*Menus subject to change*

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

3

4

9 Italian Meatballs w/ Marinara Sauce Whole Wheat Penne Pasta Green Salad Tropical Fruit Ranch Dressing Bread Stick Milk 2%

10

11 Vegetable Lasagna Green Salad w/ Dressing Breadstick Chocolate Pudding Pineapple Tidbits Milk 2%

12 BBQ Chicken Breast Collard Greens Orange Mac & Cheese Peach Cobbler Soft Roll Margarine Milk 2%

16

17

18 Mexican Fiesta Casserole Confetti Corn Corn Bread Tropical Fruit Cinnamon Roll Sour Cream Milk 2%

19 Beef Hotdog Coleslaw Baked Beans Hotdog bun Jello w/ fruit Mustard Milk 2 %

20 Chicken Fajitas w/ Peppers and Onions Spanish Rice Pinto Beans Soft Taco Shells Mandarin Oranges Chocolate Pudding Milk 2%

23 Shepherd’s Pie Lima Beans Mixed Berry Cobbler Whole Wheat Roll Milk 2%

24 Pork Cutlet w/ Gravy Great Northern Beans Mashed Potatoes Applesauce Whole Wheat Roll Margarine Milk 2%

25 Kielbasa Sausage w/ Peppers &Onions Sauerkraut Hotdog bun Spiced Pears Margarine Mustard Packet Milk 2%

26 Baked Spaghetti Spaghetti Noodles Green Salad Peach Cobbler Breadstick Dressing Milk 2%

27 Chicken Teriyaki Brown Rice Asian Veggies Vanilla Pudding Mandarin Oranges Soft Roll Margarine Milk 2%

30 Country Fried Chicken w/ Gravy Mashed Potatoes Green Beans Biscuit Jello Milk 2% Margarine

31 Southern Style Pork BBQ Cole Slaw Brown Sugar Apples Potatoes Au Gratin 4” Bun Milk 2%

2 Stuffed Shells w/ Meat Sauce Green Salad w/ Dressing Garlic Bread Brownie Fruit Juice 100%

Pork Marsala Orzo w/Parmesan cheese and Spinach Seasoned Carrots Baked Apples Milk 2% Whole Wheat Roll

All American Cheeseburger Lettuce & Tomato Bagged Chips Ketchup, Mayo Bun 4” Apple Pie Milk 2%

Sliced Ham Country Style Green beans Sweet Potato Casserole Applesauce Soft Roll Margarine Milk 2% Baked Chicken w/ Mushroom Gravy Broccoli Au Gratin Chilled Pears Mashed Potatoes Whole Wheat Roll Milk 2% Margarine

CLOSED

5 Chicken Salad Pasta Salad Cucumber Salad Mandarin Oranges Wheat Bread Cookie Milk 2%

Friday 6 Fish Sandwich Coleslaw Hushpuppies Oven Roasted Potatoes Chilled Peaches 4 “ Bun Chocolate Chip Cookie Milk 2 % Tarter Sauce 13 Turkey and Cheese on Wheat Lettuce Tomato Potato Salad Mayo, Mustard Chilled Pears Milk 2%

Dr. Arthur Leon Applegate, 84, of Ocean Isle Beach, died Wednesday, May 23, 2018 at Novant Health.

Robert Edward Duck, 88, of Carolina Shores, died Thursday, May 24, 2018.

Jamie Chris Hogan Baldwin, 67, of Supply, died Sunday, May 6, 2018 in the Lower Cape Fear Hospice and Life Care Center in Wilmington.

Esther A. Dyke, 94, of Leland, died Sunday, May 6, 2018 at home.

Robert Boswell, 86, of Town Creek, died Friday June 1, 2018 at home. Edith Muncy Brown, 88, of Boiling Spring Lakes, died Thursday, May 10, 2018 at SECU Hospice of Brunswick. Lathron J. Bryant, 75 of Shallotte, died Friday, May 18, 2018, in Shallotte. Catherine Muriel Bullard, 91, of Ash, died Wednesday, May 23, 2018 at her daughter’s home. Louise Mapson Burns, 93, of Leland, died Thursday, May 24, 2018. Theodore Chleboski, 84, of Supply, died Wednesday, May 9, 2018. Charles Kenneth Clewis, 73, of Oak Island, died Tuesday, May 1, 2018, at home. Jeannie Estella Williams Collins, 97, of Ash, died Wednesday, May 16, 2018 at Liberty Commons in Whiteville. Gloria Fay Creech, 73, of Bolivia, died Monday, June 4, 2018 at New Hanover Regional Medical Center.

George Richard “Dick” Erdtmann, 81, of Bolivia, died Saturday, June 2, 2018. Phyllis Elaine Farina, 80, of Ocean Isle Beach, died Wednesday, May 9, 2018. Barbara Godber, 78, of Oak Island, died Thursday, May 24, 2018. Michael Robert “Bobby” Goetz, 64, of Bolivia, died Tuesday, May 29, 2018 at New Hanover Regional Medical Center. Florrie Annette Grainger, 60, of Shallotte, died Friday, June 1, 2018. Ronald William Hall, 74, of Leland, died Monday, May 21, 2018. Richard Hobby, 63, of Southport, died Tuesday, May 22, 2018. Ola R. Johnson, 79, of Ocean Isle Beach, died Friday, May 25, 2018 at Duke Regional Hospital in Durham. Andrew P. Kocsis, 86, of Carolina Shores, died Saturday, May 19, 2018. Elizabeth “Betty” J. Kowalczyk, 80, of Ocean Isle Beach, died Thursday, May 24, 2018. Gary R. LaRouech, 77, of Calabash, died Friday, May 11, 2018.

Ruth Mason Curl, 83, of Leland (Northwest Community), died Sunday, May 20, 2018.

Barbara Louise (Wiggett) Listman, 78, of Southport, died Wednesday, May 23, 2018.

Marjorie Curtiss, 85, of Wilmington, died Tuesday, May 22, 2018 at Autumn Care of Myrtle Grove.

Charles Christopher Mahony, 89, of Calabash, died Sunday, June 3, 2018.

George Francis Dami, 93, of Shallotte, died Wednesday, May 16, 2018.

Dewilla Ann Mansfield, 79, of Oak Island, died Sunday, May 20, 2018. Harold Delano Mincey, 84, of Shallotte, died Monday,

May 28, 2018 at home. James Harry Mitchell, 73, of Shallotte, died Thursday, May 10, 2018. Lawrence F. Mount, 72, of Boiling Spring Lakes, died Saturday, May 19, 2018 at Lower Cape Fear Hospice. Newell Cleon Near, 89, died Wednesday, May 9, 2018. Leonard Obser, 75, of Winnabow, died Friday, May 4, 2018 at Lower Cape Fear Hospice and Life Care Center in Wilmington. John Janis Reinkopfs, 64, of Supply, died Monday, May 28, 2018 at SECU Hospice House of Brunswick in Bolivia. Joseph “Joe” Clyde Robinson, of Leland, died Saturday, May 19, 2018. Jacqueline D. Salmon, 86, of Wilmington, died Saturday, May 12, 2018. Patricia Scala, 71, of Ocean Isle Beach, died Monday, May 7, 2018. Viola Jenrette Smith, 93, of Ocean Isle Beach, died Sunday, June 3, 2018 at home. Margie Ruth Thomas, 90, of Calabash, died Wednesday, May 2, 2018. Richard Joshua Thornton, of Ormond Beach, Fla. (Ocean Isle Beach), died Sunday, April 29, 2018. Richard John Widmyer, 72, died Wednesday, June 6, 2018. John Henry Wolfe, Jr., 97, of Oak Island, died Wednesday, May 16, 2018, at SECU Hospice House of Brunswick, Bolivia. Anna May York, 90, of Ocean Isle Beach, died Sunday, May 27, 2018.

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