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Department of Aging & Disabilities

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September Happenings 2-3

Bus Trip News 4

Advisory Council/Friends News 4

“Here’s the News” 5

Weekly Class Schedule 6-7

Services Available 8

Lunch Menu 9

Center Staff 12

Volunteer Corner 12

Woodcarving Raffle 12

Caregiver Workshops 12

27 Stepneys Lane Edgewater, MD 21037

410-222-1927 or 410-798-4802 Center Hours: Monday-Friday

8:30 a.m.-4:00 pm Website: www.aacounty.org/aging Email: [email protected]

Labor Day—Center Closed Monday, September 2

Book Sale September 9—11

Not So Newlywed Game Wednesday, September 18

Center Closed for Staff Development Day

Friday, September 27

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Wednesday, September Wednesday, September Wednesday, September Wednesday, September 18181818 at at at at 12:30 12:30 12:30 12:30 p.m.p.m.p.m.p.m. Join us for lots of laughter and fun as our “Not So Newly-

wed” couples answer questions about each other, with some guaranteed hilarious results. Do our married couples really

know each other as well as they think they do? Do they actually REMEMBER the answers?? Refreshments will be

served. You don’t want to miss this fun-filled afternoon.

SENIOR CENTERS: THE KEY TO AGING WELL This September, the National Institute of Senior Centers (NISC) is demon-strating how senior centers are integral parts of aging well. Senior centers are the key for individuals to age healthily, and also for communities to

properly support older adults. We recognize this by highlighting the theme Senior Centers: The Key to Aging Well, and we invite you to tell us

what your key to aging well is. At the front desk you will find paper keys to write on. We would like you to share what your keys to aging well are by writing them on the key. Is it exercising? Being with friends? Learning a new hobby? Reading? Creating art? Sharing a meal with others? Let us know! We will hang the keys up in the center for everyone to see and get inspired and motivated to continue doing things that help them age well.

To celebrate National Senior Center Month, we will have a special brunch, catered by The Breakfast Shoppe, on Wednesday, September 25

at 11:00 a.m. Details and menu are on page 3.

South County Senior Center

LABOR DAY

Monday, September 2 Center is closed today.

FALL CLASS REGISTRATION CONTINUES

through Friday, September 6

Students may register at the center through Friday, Sep-tember 6 or online, by fax, mail or in person at an AACC location. Registration information can be found on page 6.

ADVISORY COUNCIL MEETING

Tuesday, September 3 at 9:30 a.m. All are welcome to attend the monthly meeting of the Advisory Council.

FRIENDS OF SCSC MEETING

Tuesday, September 3 at 10:30 a.m. All are welcome to attend the monthly meeting of the Friends of South County Senior Center, Inc.

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK

Tuesday, September 3 at 10:30 a.m. There will be no meeting this month. New Kids will return in October. Sign up at the front desk.

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

Wednesday, September 4 at 12:00 p.m.

Join us for cake and ice cream to celebrate September birthdays. All are welcome.

PERSONAL “TECH” USERS MEETING

Friday, September 6 from 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.

Computer, Tablet, and Smartphone users meet to discuss updates, news, and resources. Everyone is welcome.

BOOK SALE

Monday, September 9 & 10 from 8:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

and Wednesday, Sept. 11 from 8:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. It’s time to refresh your library shelves! Come check out the bargain prices on lots of your favorite authors. Many books to choose from, including cook books, biographies, history, fiction and non-fiction. Don’t miss it!

GENEALOGY CLUB

Monday, September 9 from 12:30 p.m.-2:00 p.m. Frustrated by not finding your ancestors in the records and places where you logically expect them to be? David Powell, President of the Baltimore County Genealogy Society, will explain several different ways to search for your ancestors including new techniques for commonly used websites. October's topic will be on military records. All are welcome.

FRESH CONVERSATIONS: EATING OUT AND

EATING HEALTHIER GOT EASIER

Tuesday, September 10 from 10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Eating out and eating healthy just got easier. Did you

know most of us eat and drink at least 1/3 of our calories from restaurants and eating out? Learn about healthy choic-es at restaurants, movie theaters and convenience stores. Re-ceive a free newsletter about restaurant nutrition listings so you can practice your food selections and see examples of healthy serving sizes to help you navigate options when eat-ing out. Jeanette Jeffrey with the University of Maryland Extension leads this class. Fresh Conversations is offered through a partnership between the University of Maryland Extension, Department of Aging & Human Services and the Maryland Department of Aging. Sign up at the front desk.

INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE (I&A) VISIT

Tuesday, September 10 from 12:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. English Harper, an I&A Specialist, will be at the senior cen-ter on the 2nd Tuesday of the month from 12:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. He is available to visit with center members to provide education on department services and assist them as need-ed. If you need services or have questions please contact I&A directly at 410-222-4257 to make an appointment.

SHOP ‘N EAT

Thursday, September 12 from 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Shop 'N Eat provides subsidized grocery cash cards to help offset the cost of groceries and nutrition education to empower seniors to purchase healthy foods and develop healthy eating habits. Pre-registration is required with the Nutrition Program. Cards will be distributed at the center today to those who have pre-registered with the Senior Nutrition Program.

VAN TRIP TO AA COUNTY FAIR

Thursday, September 12 from 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Transportation will be arranged to take members to the

Anne Arundel County Fair in Crownsville for Senior Day. Admission is FREE for anyone 55 or over or individuals with a disability. Enjoy entertainment, bingo and all the exhibits. Space on the van is limited. Trip is subject to cancellation depending on the availability of a transporta-tion van. Sign up by Thursday, September 5.

CARING CANINES Friday, September 13 and Monday, September 23

from 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Join us for a visit from Caring Canines, and get to meet some of their volunteers and pets.

MOVIE: MAMMA MIA! HERE WE GO AGAIN

Friday, September 13 at 12:00 p.m. In this sun-soaked sequel, a pregnant Sophie (Donna's daughter) is now running the family villa on Kalokairi and worried about facing motherhood minus her mom's guidance. But Donna's best friends reassure Sophie with tales about Donna's experiences.

Anne Arundel County Department of Aging & Disabilities

CRAB ‘N GO

Friday, September 20 at 1:00 p.m.

What could be easier than picking up crabs for Friday night from the senior center? You order and pay for them at the front desk by Friday, September 13, we bag them up for you and you grab them and go on Friday, September 20 at 1:00 p.m. Cost is $25/dozen or $13/half dozen. Payment is due at sign up. Sign up at the front desk.

BINGO

Monday, September 23 at 12:30 p.m. Play bingo for donated prizes. Bingo is held on the first Monday of the month, but is subject to change depending on center events.

AARP SAFE DRIVING CLASS

Tuesday, September 24 from 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

This drivers’ safety course was designed specifically for drivers over age 50. For AARP members the fee is $15.00, for non AARP members the fee is $20.00, payable to your instructor. AARP members are asked to bring their member-ship card. Sign up by Thursday, September 19.

NATIONAL SENIOR CENTER MONTH BRUNCH

Wednesday, September 25 at 11:00 a.m. Join us for free brunch today, catered by The Breakfast Shoppe, in honor of National Senior Center Month. We will be offering an omelet and waffle station where you pick your own ingredients and toppings! Accompaniments are break-fast potatoes, fresh hand cut fruit cups and drinks. Brunch is sponsored by the Senior Nutrition Program. Sign up at the

front desk by Wednesday, September 18.

DEPARTMENT OF AGING AND DISABILTIES

STAFF DEVELOPMENT DAY

Friday, September 27

Anne Arundel County Senior Centers will be closed today for a Staff Development Day. We take pride in delivering a high level of customer service, and training gives employees the necessary skills and knowledge to carry out their work to the best of their ability. We appreciate your understanding and are grateful for your continued dedication and support.

THAT 70’s SHOW WITH FRANK AND TRISH

Wednesday, October 2 from 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. From Southern Rock to Disco, R&B to Donnie & Marie, the 1970's had it all. Enjoy classic music from “The Me Decade” performed by Frank and Trish Curreri.

VAN TRIP TO WALMART

Friday, October 11 from 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Transportation will be arranged to take members to the Walmart Supercenter in Severn. Space on the van is limited. Sign up for this trip begins Tuesday, October 1. Trip is subject to cancellation depending on availability of transportation. Sign up by Friday, October 4.

BOOK CLUB

Monday, September 16 from 1:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m. September’s book is Animal Farm by George Orwell. October’s choice is Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman and November’s selection is The Li-brary Book by Susan Orlean. All are welcome to attend.

ZENTANGLE® WORKSHOP

Tuesday, September 17 from 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Zentangle® is an elegantly simple drawing technique that inspires creativity, mindful-ness and relaxation. Combine repeating pat-terns to create beautiful art. This art form is taught one stroke at a time so no previous art

experience is necessary. Learn the basic steps of the Zen-tangle® method of drawing to create non-representational works of art. From there, you will learn how to manipu-late the patterns to create representational art (Zentangle® Inspired Art). In this session we will create a freeform mandala using color. There is a supply fee of $10 for this class. Bring your supplies from previous classes as we will use them again. New students must purchase Basic Kit for $10 plus additional supplies for $15. Sign up at

the front desk. Supply fees must be paid at sign up.

BEGINNING GUITAR

Wednesday, September 18 from 9:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m.

This October will be the fourth year that we have had group guitar lessons at the center. We will have a begin-ner class and an intermediate class this year once again taught by Russell Jones. Join us today for an information session about October classes. Whether you’ve never played guitar before, are playing now, or are just interest-ed in what those people in the Alcove do Wednesday mornings, this is for you!! Open to everyone!!

NOT SO NEWLYWED GAME

Wednesday, September 18 from

12:30 p.m.-2:00 p.m.

Join us for lots of laughter and fun as our “Not So Newlywed” couples answer questions about each other, with some guaranteed hilarious results. Do our married couples really know each other as well as they think they do? Do they actually REMEMBER the answers?? Refreshments will be served. You don’t want to miss this fun-filled afternoon.

VAN TRIP TO WHOLE FOOD

Friday, September 20 from 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Transportation will be arranged to take members to Whole Foods in the Annapolis Towne Centre. There are several restaurants within walking distance, including Newk’s and Mission BBQ. Cost of lunch and tip is on your own. Space on the van is limited. Sign up for this trip begins on Tuesday, September 3. Trip is subject to cancellation depending on availability of transportation. Sign up by Friday, September 13.

Crab ’n Go


Advisory Council / Friends Corner

Trip Desk Hours: Monday 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.; Wednesday 8:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.; Friday 9:00-11:00 a.m.

For reservations or more information, please contact Judy Beach or Shirley Callahan at the Trip Desk at 410-222-1478.

COMING SOON! Trips Books for 2020!

NEW SNACK BAR PRICES COMING: We have had many requests for the snack bar to sell candy bars on a regular basis and also to offer some more healthy items. The costs for Friends to provide these items will increase as these items are more expensive to purchase. In order to provide expanded choices, we must increase prices for all items on the snack bar. Beginning October 1, all snack bar items will cost $1.00. The cup size for coffee and tea will increase from 8 ounc-

es to 12 ounces to provide more value for your money. We will be selling new punch cards at the snack bar and front desk, where each punch will be worth $1.00. Cards will cost $10.00 each. Through December, if you purchase a punch

card, it will have two FREE punches.

SPECIAL EVENT SIGN UP: We would like to remind everyone when you sign up for a special event, luncheon or workshop, please let the center know if you must cancel and will not be able to attend. We often have a waitlist of indi-viduals who would like to come, but if people don’t cancel and then don’t come to the event, those individuals miss out.

The food at the luncheons is paid for based on a count of the number of people signed up, and if you don’t cancel and don’t come, the meal must still be paid for. Remember to mark your calendars when you sign up so you don’t forget! In

addition, if you would like to attend an event, please make sure that you do sign up so you will be counted. Thanks!

SIGN IN AT THE TOUCHSCREENS: We would like to remind everyone to sign in when they come to the center for ALL of the classes and activities you are participating in. Keeping accurate data about center usage is crucial to provid-ing support to any requests for expanding the building, services and programs at the center. It is important that we keep track of not only the number of individuals coming into the center, but also what activities people are participating in. To assist those who might have trouble with the touchscreen, we have installed a stylus at each computer. You can use

the stylus to tap the screen rather than using your finger. We hope this is helpful when signing in.

The Advisory Council and Friends welcome everyone’s thoughts, ideas, concerns and suggestions. They and the staff are available for your input. If you do not wish to speak directly to staff, Council, or Friends members, there is

a suggestion box located on the podium by the front desk.

Shirley and Judy have been working hard to plan trips for next year, and the trip book is in the works. It should be available soon at the front desk. Make sure to pick

up a copy and get your trip reservations in because trips will fill up fast.

A few reminders about signing up for trips: • Trips are open to senior center members only. Current membership will be verified at sign up. • Please book only those trips that you know you can attend, as trips fill up quickly. • A deposit is due when you sign up for a trip. Names will not be placed on the trip list without a deposit. • If a trip is full, please add your name to the waitlist. There are often cancellations and we will call names

from the waitlist. • Make note of when your balance is due, it is your responsibility to get your payment in by the due date. • If you need special accommodations, please indicate this when you sign up for the trip. • The trip committee will not call you to remind you that you have signed up for a trip. It is your responsibil-

ity to show up on time for departures. Buses are not able to wait for anyone.

The Trip Desk is located in the office behind the front desk. Stop at the front desk when you are coming to visit the Trip Office and the front desk volunteer will inform the Trip Committee you are here to see them.

Trip payments can dropped in the wall safe when the Trip Office is closed. Happy Traveling!


AA County Schools

Event Cards will get you FREE

admission to events sponsored by and held at any

A.A. County Public School. The card is free and never expires.

Stop by the front desk to get one.

Need a Snack? We have a small snack bar at our front desk that sells soda, juice, water, coffee

and tea and snacks after the snack bar has closed.

Information and

assistance Department of

Aging and Disabilities Information & Assistance

Specialists are available to meet with you at the senior center to

discuss your needs, provide information on resources and assist with various benefits

applications. Please call 410-222-4257 to schedule an

appointment.

As a reminder... Please do not assume we

can change your larger bills, especially twenties. For

security reasons, we keep little cash on the premises. This

applies to both the snack bar and front desk transactions.

Let’s Can Hunger! We welcome your donations.

Please check expiration dates of items you bring. The food collection

basket is located in the front lobby. All donations go to

local food pantries.

FALL Class Registration Fall class registration begins at the center on Tuesday, July 30.

Students may register at the center through Friday, September 6 or online, at AACC locations, by fax or by mail through the second week of classes. For AACC classes, there is an administrative fee of $80 for seniors age 60 and over. Individuals age 55 to 59 pay the $80 adminis-trative fee plus $40 per class. Class sessions generally last 10 weeks. Rec & Parks fees vary class. Rec & Parks registration is at the center.

South County Senior Center and Constant Contact want to keep you informed!

Share your email address at the front desk and we will keep you posted on special senior center events and programs. We will also inform

you of Center closings, late openings, or early closures for inclement weather. Check your junk/spam settings to make sure you can receive

emails from Constant Contact!

PHOTOCOPYING It is the policy of the center that we are not able to provide photocopy-

ing services for center members. The center has a budgeted amount of funds for photocopying. There is a fee per copy this is made as well as a monthly fee for the photocopier, so the photocopier may only be used for senior center business purposes. There are several local business-

es that provide photocopying for a fee if you need this service.

NEWSLETTER ONLINE Did you know that the monthly

newsletter is available online before the printed version arrives at the

center? You can find it on the De-partment of Aging and Disabilities’

website at: www.aacounty.org/agingwww.aacounty.org/agingwww.aacounty.org/agingwww.aacounty.org/aging

Did you know? The center has a “loan closet” of medical equipment such as wheelchairs, walkers, canes,

potty chairs and shower chairs that center members may

borrow if needed. If you are in need, ask at the front desk.

EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES Should it become necessary to evacuate the building, stay calm and

exit the building as quickly as possible through the nearest exit. There are marked emergency exits throughout the building. Please take note of the emergency exit nearest your location. Do not run. Do not stop to gather personal belongings. Assist any individual that may need assis-tance in evacuating. Proceed to the flag pole located in the plaza be-tween the center and the Library. Check in with the designated staff

member at the flag pole. Do not leave the area until you have checked in. Do not re-enter the building for any reason until notified by designat-

ed staff or emergency personnel that it is safe to go back into the building. Thank you for your cooperation.

PRESCRIPTION DRUG DISPOSAL The Southern District Police Station accepts prescription drugs that you no longer need or want to keep in your house. The drop box is

available in their lobby 24/7.

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BEST WAYS TO REGISTER

for Classes:

1st ~ Online: portal.aacc.edu

2nd ~ In person at one of AACC’s three campus locations:

► Arnold Campus ► Glen Burnie Town Center ► AACC at Arundel Mills

3rd ~ Mail to: Continuing Education & Workforce Development—CALT 115 101 College Parkway, Arnold, MD 21012 (Credit card, check or money order, payable to AACC)

4th ~ At your senior center

Anne Arundel Community College Classes Fall class registration continues through Friday, September 6 at the center. Students may also register for fall classes online, by fax, mail or in person at an AACC location through the second

week of classes. There is an administrative fee of $80 for seniors age 60 and over. Individuals age 55 to 59, pay the $80 administrative fee plus $40 per class. Class sessions generally

last 10 weeks. Fall classes begin on Tuesday, October 1.

Anne Arundel County Rec and Parks Programs Some classes offered at the center are sponsored by AA County

Rec & Parks. There is a separate fee and registration process. Registration runs concurrently with AACC class registration.

Class Schedule and Descriptions Class listings and descriptions are available in the lobby and at the front desk. Some classes may charge a supply fee in

addition to the registration fee. Please include the supply fee when registering.

8:30-9:30 Adaptive PE © 8:30-9:30 Func. Conditioning II © 9:00-11:00 Advanced Spanish ©

8:45-11:45 Wildfowl Carving ©

9:30-10:30 Cardio Conditioning (Aerobics) ©

10:00-11:00 Chair Exercise * 10:00-12:00 Knotty Knitters * (9/16) 10:45-11:45 Adapted PE II (Chair yoga) © 11:00-12:00 Adapted PE II © 11:00-12:30 Intermediate Spanish © 12:00-1:30 HLOA: Inter. Line Dance ©

12:30-1:30 Bingo (9/23) 12:30-2:00 Beginning Spanish ©

12:30-2:00 Genealogy Club (v) (9/9) 12:30-3:30 Wildfowl Carving ©

1:00-2:30 Book Club (9/16) 1:15-2:30 Integ. Strength & Flex (Yoga) © L 1:45-4:00 Pickleball *

2:00-3:30 Art History ©

September 2: Labor Day, Center Closed

September 9: Book Sale

September 23: Caring Canines

8:30-9:30 Exercise w/Weights (drop in) * ♥ 8:30-9:30 Func. Conditioning II ©

8:30-9:30 Core Stability Tech. (Pilates) © 9:30-10:30 Func. Conditioning II © 9:45-11:45 iPad Basics ©

10:30-12:30 South County Show Stoppers (v)

10:30-11:45 Integ. Strength & Flex (Yoga) © ♥

10:30-11:30 Func. Conditioning II © 11:30-12:30 Func. Conditioning II ©

11:45-1:45 iPhone Intermediate © 1:00-3:00 Genealogy: Beyond Names and Dates © 1:15-2:15 Func Mobility/Balance II (Beg. Yoga) ©

1:45-3:45 Intro to Mac © 1:50-3:50 Autobiography Writing ©

2:15-4:00 Badminton *

September 3: Advisory Council Meeting

September 3: Friends Meeting


September 10: Fresh Conversations

September 10: I&A Visit

September 17: Zentangle

September 24: AARP Safe Driving

8:30-9:30 Func. Conditioning II 8:30-9:30 Func. Conditioning 3 9:00-11:30 Watercolors ©

9:00-10:30 Beg.French II ©

9:30-10:30 Cardio Cond.(Aerobics) 10:00-11:00 Chair Exercise 9:30-11:00 Beginning Guitar (9/18) 10:30-11:00 Flexibility Enhancement with Joan *10:45-12:15 Intermediate French 11:00-12:00 Adaptive PE II 11:00-12:00 Intermediate Group Guitar11:15-1:15 One Stroke Painting 12:00-1:15 HLOA: Line Dance 12:00-1:30 Intermediate Tap Dance 12:15-1:30 Integ. Strength & Flex (Yoga) 12:30-3:30 Mah Jongg (v) 1:00-2:30 Sign Language ©1:30-2:30 Func. Mobility & Balance II 1:30-3:30 Colored Pencil ©1:50-3:50 Creative Writing 2:30-3:30 Belly Dance (dates TBA)

September 4: Birthday Celebration


September 18: Not So Newlywed Game

September 25: National Senior Center Month

Brunch

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Codes for Activity Schedule: © = AAC♥ = Held

* = Registration not required, no fee

R = AAC

(v) = Volunteer

� = No fee, registration required

§ = Registration required, fee

Special Events Sign Up Sign up is indicated for some programs; if you’re

interested in attending a specific program, please sign up promptly. In these situations sign up may be

requested to ensure that the presenter has an ade-quate number of attendees because, as professionals, they are taking time out of their busy day. Also, sign up may be used to limit the number of attendees for some programs. Most programs do not require sign up; if you’re interested in attending, please come.

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9:30 Func. Conditioning II © 9:30 Func. Conditioning 3 ©

© 10:30 Cardio Cond.(Aerobics) ©

11:00 Chair Exercise * 11:00 Beginning Guitar (9/18) *

11:00 Flexibility Enhancement with Joan * 12:15 Intermediate French ©

12:00 Adaptive PE II ©

12:00 Intermediate Group Guitar *

1:15 One Stroke Painting ©

1:15 HLOA: Line Dance ©

1:30 Intermediate Tap Dance ©

1:30 Integ. Strength & Flex (Yoga) © ♥ ©

2:30 Func. Mobility & Balance II ©

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3:50 Creative Writing ©

3:30 Belly Dance (dates TBA)

September 4: Birthday Celebration


September 18: Not So Newlywed Game

September 25: National Senior Center Month

8:30-9:30 Func. Conditioning II ©

8:30-9:30 Core Stability Tech. (Pilates) © 8:30-10:00 Ceramics (v)

9:00-12:00 DPAO: Art © 9:30-10:30 Func. Cond. II ©

10:00-11:15 Integ. Strength & Flex (Yoga) © ♥ 10:00-2:00 China Painting 10:30-11:30 Func. Cond. II © 11:30-12:30 Yoga4Cancer ©

12:30-4:00 Party Bridge (v)

1:15-2:15 Func Mobility/Balance II (Tai Chi) ©

2:15-4:00 Badminton *

September 12: Shop ‘n Eat

September 12: Van Trip to Anne Arundel

County Fair

8:30-9:30 Exercise w/Weights (drop in) * ♥ 8:30-9:30 Cardio Conditioning (Zumba Gold) ©

8:30-9:30 Functional Conditioning 3 ©

8:45-11:30 Duplicate Bridge (v) 9:30-10:30 Cardio Conditioning (Aerobics) ©

10:00-11:15 Integ. Strength & Flex (Yoga) © ♥

10:00-3:00 Quilting Club (v)

11:00-12:00 Adapted PE II © 11:00-12:00 Functional Conditioning 3 ©

12:00-1:00 Beg. Line Dance (v)

12:00-1:30 HLOA: Tap Dance © 1:00-2:00 Technology Users’ Group * (9/6) 1:30-2:30 HLOA: Jazz Dance ©

2:30-4:00 Pickleball *

September 6: Last Day to Register at Center

September 13: Carine Canines

September 13: Movie: Mamma Mia! Here We

Go Again

September 20: Van Trip to Whole Foods

September 20: Crab ‘n Go

September 27: Staff Development Day, Center

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Codes for Activity Schedule: © = AACC sponsored. Registration required

Held at the Southern District Police Station

* = Registration not required, no fee

R = AAC Rec & Parks, Registration required

(v) = Volunteer L = Held at Edgewater Library

No fee, registration required

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Maryland Access Point Maryland Access Point Maryland Access Point Maryland Access Point This service is provided by the Anne Arundel County Department of Aging and Disabilities. It links seniors

and their families with community resources. The program acts as an advocate for the senior and educates

communities about available services. An Options Counselor is available for appointments at the center. Call 410-222-4257 for information and appointments.

Scholarship Assistance Scholarship Assistance Scholarship Assistance Scholarship Assistance Friends of South County Senior Center, Inc. can help

those individuals who truly need assistance paying the $80 AACC administrative fee. Ideally, the center

member will pay at least half, $40.00, or even more if possible, and Friends will pay the rest. Scholarship

requests will be handled privately and confidentially. Please see Suzie when registering. It is Friends’ goal

that no member miss out on registering if they wish to do so. Scholarship assistance is limited to two

times per calendar year.

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SHIP AppointmentsSHIP AppointmentsSHIP AppointmentsSHIP Appointments SHIP (Senior Health Insurance Program) volunteer, Ron Deacon, is available by appointment to answer your ques-tions about Medicare & Medicaid, long term care insur-ance, medical claims management and more. Call the

SHIP office at 410-222-4257 to make an appointment.

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Public Use ComputerPublic Use ComputerPublic Use ComputerPublic Use Computer There are computers for public use located in the Medical Room. The computers are available during

normal center hours of operation. Please sign in on the touchscreen and the clipboard located on the wall

outside the room.

AA County Police LiaisonAA County Police LiaisonAA County Police LiaisonAA County Police Liaison Corporal Megan Ott works with the Department of

Aging and Disabilities to assist seniors with community complaints and safety concerns. Call 410-222-2447

for assistance.

Transportation Program Transportation Program Transportation Program Transportation Program The Anne Arundel County Office of Transportation

provides rides to seniors and individuals with disabilities to senior centers, nutrition sites, medical appointments and for other needs. Wheelchair vans are available. Advance reservations are required. To schedule transportation, call 410-222-0022. There is no fee for this service, but donations are appreciated.

Senior Nutrition Program Senior Nutrition Program Senior Nutrition Program Senior Nutrition Program Meals are served at the center Monday-Friday at noon.

Call the Nutrition Program at 410-222-1521 from 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. to reserve a meal. Reservations are required for meals. Cancellations should be made as soon as possible.

Each meal costs $4.25 to provide. Anyone age 60 and over may make a donation towards the cost of the meal. Anyone

under age 60 must pay the full cost of the meal.

Legal CounselLegal CounselLegal CounselLegal Counsel Appointments are available to meet with retired attorney Jerome Stanbury for legal counsel and questions. Call the

Notary Services AvailableNotary Services AvailableNotary Services AvailableNotary Services Available Center Director Suzie Antkowiak has a Maryland Notary Public commission and is available to notarize documents

for center members. There is no fee, but donations to Friends are welcome. Please call in advance.

GGGGrief Counselingrief Counselingrief Counselingrief Counseling Grief Counseling is available for any interested Anne

Arundel County adult who is experiencing a difficult time with loss. Call Beth Mucciacciaro, RN Grief Counselor, directly at 410-222-0263 to inquire about individual help

or group support.

Food DonationsFood DonationsFood DonationsFood Donations Regular food donations have been suspended from the cen-ter. Donations may come in occasionally. We will continue

to work with local grocery stores to reinstate the regular donations and keep everyone posted.

Hair SalonHair SalonHair SalonHair Salon The Hair Salon is open Tuesday-Friday from 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. The shop is closed on Mondays. In September we

will welcome Anna Trammell as a new hairdresser. Anna has 50 years of experi-

ence, and was at her last salon for 26 years. She loves working with people and making them look and feel good. Anna lives on the water in Calvert County, which is a great location since she is an avid boater. Anna will be

working in the salon on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Please welcome Anna to the center!

Comb Out

$11

Haircut $17 Haircut & Blow Dry $34

Haircut & Set $34

Men’s Haircut $6-$15

Shampoo & Set $17

Shampoo & Blow Dry $17

Highlights

$58

Long Hair (extra) $6

Rinses (extra) $4 Wax $8-$12

Color, Conditioner, Shampoo & Set $58 Beard, Bang and/or Neck Trim $5 each


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Honey Mustard Chicken Scalloped Potatoes

Harvard Beets WW Bread w/Marg

Fresh Fruit Cranberry Juice

4

BBQ Pork Roast Baked Beans

Hot Spiced Apples Coleslaw

WW Hamburger Bun Fruit Punch Juice

5

10 Grain Pollock Corn

Sliced Carrots Dinner Roll w/Marg

Tartar Sauce Strawberry Glazed

Fruit Orange Juice

6

Chicken Shawarma Yellow Rice

Pear Cobbler Tomato & Mozzarella

Salad WW Pita Bread Orange Juice

9

BQ Chicken Thigh Black Eyed Peas Collard Greens Biscuit w/Marg

Applesauce Fruit Punch Juice

10

Bake Cod Loin w/Lemon Butter Sauce

Cheesy Baked Rice Mixed Green Salad

w/Dressing WW Roll w/Marg


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Cheese Lasagna w/Tomato Basil

Sauce Mixed Vegetables Hot Spiced Fruit

Italian Bread w/Marg Orange Juice

SOUP: Minestrone

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Baked Meatballs W/Korean BBQ Sauce

Confetti Rice Sliced Carrots

WW Bread w/Marg Fresh Fruit

Cranberry Juice

13

Sliced Turkey w/Brown Gravy

Delmonico Potatoes Brussels Sprouts WW Roll w/Marg Peaches & Pears

Apple Juice

16

Meatloaf w/Gravy

Whipped Potatoes Glazed Carrots

WW Bread w/Marg Tropical Fruit

Fruit Punch Juice

17

Pulled Cuban Pork Black Beans

Plantains Coleslaw

WW Hamburger Bun Cranberry Juice

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Potato Crusted Fish Garden Medley Rice

Broccoli WW Bread w/Marg

Tartar Sauce Fresh Fruit

Orange Juice

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Chicken Cacciatore Buttered Rotini Garlic Spinach

Italian Bread w/Marg Mandarin Oranges &

Pineapples Apple Juice

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Eggplant Parmesan w/Marinara Sauce

Tuscany Vegetables Italian Bread w/Marg


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Creamy Paprika Chicken

Rice Pilaf Ratatouille

Italian Bread w/Marg

Fresh Fruit Apple Juice

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Salisbury Steak w/Gravy

Whipped Potatoes Curry Okra & Tomatoes

Dinner Roll w/Marg Pineapple Tidbits Cranberry Juice

SOUP: Corn Chowder

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National Senior Center Month Brunch

Omelet and Waffle Bar Breakfast Potatoes

Fresh Fruit Cup Beverages

Served at 11:00 a.m.

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Pork Roast w/Onion Gravy

Scalloped Potatoes Spinach

Dinner Roll w/Marg Fresh Fruit

Orange Juice

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Center Closed for Staff Development Day

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Breaded Pollock Macaroni & Cheese

Collard Greens WW Hamburger

Bun Tartar Sauce Fresh Fruit

Orange Juice

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Cold Lunch Menu

options are

available daily.

See the Nutrition

Site Aide for the

cold meal menu.

“Lunch is served daily with fun and friendship!” Please give generously towards the $4.25 cost of each meal. Persons under the age of 60 must pay full price for their meal. Please reserve or cancel your meal with your Senior Nutrition Site Aide. Menu items are subject to change. All meal cancellations must

be in to the Nutrition Program no later than 12:30 p.m. the day prior to the meal. Thank you!

SENIOR CENTER ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES Anne Arundel County Senior Activity Centers offer free memberships to individuals age 55 and older who are active, self sufficient

and able to function independently. Your key tag allows participation at any of the seven senior centers in the county. Please

remember to update your membership form each year. For more information, visit your local senior center to obtain orientation materials and take a tour. Adults age 55 and older who need assistance with daily living activities, or their caregivers, should

contact Information and Assistance at 410-222-4257 to learn more about alternatives to Senior Activity Centers.


Products and Services advertised in this publication are not endorsed or guaranteed by the South County Senior Center,

A.A. County Department of Aging & Disabilities, Friends of Arundel Seniors (FOAS), or FATA, Inc.

Anyone needing special accommodations must contact Suzie Antkowiak at 410-222-1927, or by email at [email protected] at least 7 days in advance of an event. TTY users please call via Maryland Relay 7-1-1.

All materials are available in alternative formats upon request.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! The next Flea Market sale will be on Friday, November 8.

Anyone who is interested in helping out with the flea market, either setting up the day before or on the day of the sale, may sign up at the front

desk. Any questions, please see Judy Meyers, the new Flea Market Coordinator.

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Take a chance at winning this hand-carved Green Winged Teal carved by woodcarving instructor John Cardello.

Raffle tickets will go on sale beginning Tuesday, September 3 at the front desk. Tickets are $2 each or 5 tickets for $9. There is a reserve on this item of $200 (must sell at least $200 worth of tickets) before the

drawing can be held. Drawing will be held on Thursday, October 31. Winner need not be present to win. Proceeds benefit the Friends of South County Senior Center. See

the carving on display at the front desk.

CAREGIVER EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS Nicole Rochester, M.D., will present "Person-Centered Care: What Family Caregivers Need to Know" on September 26,

2019, 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Annapolis Senior Activity Center. For information or to register for this workshop, call 410-222-4375, or register online at http://www.aacounty.org/aging.

A limited number of spaces are available for the September 30, 2019, 6:30-8:30 p.m. "Dementia Live" workshop. This workshop is a high impact, dementia simulation experience that immerses participants into life with dementia, resulting in a deeper understanding of what it's like to live with cognitive impairment and sensory change. The workshop will be held at the Department of Aging & Disabilities North office (7320 Ritchie Highway, Glen Burnie). Space is limited and

pre-registration is required. For information or to register for this workshop, call 410-222-4375 or 410-222-4339.

All workshops are presented at no cost to the public by the National Family Caregiver Support Program of the Anne Arundel County Department of Aging and Disabilities.

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