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Trips………………………… Pg 34
Music & Dance……………… Pg 7
Wellness Services…………….Pg 9
Groups/Golf Outing …… Pg 12
Willoughby Events…….. Pg 14
Red Hats……………… ……. Pg. 15
Food Programs……………….Pg 16
Phone: (440) 951-2832
Evening Music Programs
We know a lot of you are anxious for them to
restart. We are unable to start them in
August but watch your
the fall.
on the Patio!
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You can now register for programs and trips online with the
Willoughby Senior Center.
2. Select Register for acvies
3. Select the + (plus sign) on Acvies Only 2021
4. Select the Category
5. Select the Program
6. Click the blue paper icon under the Sign up column
7. Complete your informaon, create an account and click the Add to Cart
8. To register for another acvity, click Register for Programs online and
follow steps 36. To complete the registraon, click Check out.
9. Complete the payment informaon.
Quesons…….call us at 4409512832

AMY’S CORNER: Welcome to August. The dog days of summer are upon us!
Have you checked anything off your bucket list yet this year? Stop in the to Center to
see what’s new.
Membership Keyfobs: Please bring your membership keyfob to “sign in” at the
Center. You only need to swipe in once per day. The information on the screen
shows your name and the date your membership should be renewed. No other
personal info is displayed. Your picture clears as soon as the next person scans in.
The scanner has a camera in the center of it, use the barcode side of the keyfob to
swipe. It is slow. Please be patient, it will go through. Replacement keyfobs are $3.
Covid Updates: Masks are not required for those fully vaccinated, but wear one
if you want. Bring your own water, coffee / snacks. Please do not arrive more than 10
minutes before your scheduled activity. If you test positive for Covid, please contact
Amy so contact tracing can be done. Practice social distancing and keep washing
your hands. There is disinfectant and wipes available for use around the Center.
Summer Fun: The concerts in the park are happening, the Saturday and
Wednesday markets are buzzing with activity, events are returning all around the city.
Check out the city website at www.willoughbyohio.com for the latest news and get
Involved. Have a great summer, call with questions or concerns: 9512832. Amy
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arrangements.
TRIP GUIDELINES DO NOT TIP YOUR DRIVERS, THEY ARE PAID CITY EMPLOYEES
Check your receipt to be sure you signed up for what you wanted. Give your email for an emailed copy
Please arrive at departure location no later than 10 minutes prior to depart time. * All trip meals and
itineraries are subject to change. Return times are estimates due to weather and traffic.
There is no guarantee the trip will return when scheduled, that is just a best guess. Please keep that in
consideration when making other plans for after a trip.
No food allowed on bus unless medically necessary. Beverages must be a screw cap bottle or with a lid.
No pop (sticky), no dairy.
Seats are not assigned. Requests for front seating are accepted for physically challenged and one trip
partner, not entire group of friends. Please indicate this need at time of sign up. If you have
special needs such as dietary concerns, please let staff know when you register to see how / if it can be
accommodated. You must be able to climb the three bus steps on your own without assistance to ride the
38 passenger bus. If not, you will go to the wait list and if the 2nd bus with the wheelchair lift is added,
you may then register. Please know your limits. If you rely on a wheelchair, or feel you need any
assistance physically or cognitively, you must have your own able-bodied caregiver for all trips.
Premier Tour and Travel:
December 6-9, 2021
Included items: Roundtrip motorcoach transportation and driver gratuities. 3 nights lodging at the
Springhill Suites Asheville, taxes, luggage handling. 3 breakfast, one dinner-Asheville, one dinner either
Deerpark Restaurant or Stable Café. Biltmore Estate. Admissions: Candlelight Christmas at Biltmore,
Antler Hill Village, Biltmore Winery. Billy Graham’s The Cove and much more. Flier with more details
available at center. Amy will be the escort for this trip. Premier Tour and Travel will take a personal
check for this trip. You may include the optional but highly recommended
trip insurance in the check as the insurance needs to be paid within 10 days
of the deposit. Whether you pay online or with a check, you will need an
email address to create an account with Premier. Tim May will happily
walk you through the process, call the Center for more details.
Willoughby
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JKL Flyers available at Center Wear comfortable shoes/dress for the weather All depart upper lot.
World’s Longest Garage Sale! August 13 $54 Call for availability
Bus departs Upper lot at 7:45am. This trip is a treasure & bargain hunter’s delight! Will stop for lunch on your
own. Return about 6pm. Dress for the weather, lots of on and off the bus. Bring your sense of adventure. .
New Amish Tour September 22 $94 Sign up began in July
Amish trip with a unique, behind-the-scenes/behind the barn tour. Lunch included at Farmstead Inn of Berlin.
Hidden Cleveland- October 6 $94 Sign up began in July
We’ll learn the surprising history of East Cleveland and the French Norman village with a unique stop in
University Circle. Lunch included at Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Emporium.
Warther Christmas Festival- November 18 $114 Sign up began in July
Join us to kick off the holiday season by touring the Warther Carving Museum during their fabulous Christmas
Tree Festival. Lunch at Dutch Valley Restaurant before we see the holiday production of “The Christmas Tree
Ship,” based on a true story of a turn-of-the-century Christmas tree seller set in the Chicago area.
Monthly Mystery Lunch
Monday, August 16 (Sign up begins July 26)
Depart upper lot at 11am; return about 3pm. Pre-pay $5 until sold out. Enjoy the ride to this
mystery lunch location where you will pay on your own and order off the m enu. Bring extra shopping money.
Dinner at Grand River Cellars and Rabbit Run Theater Friday, August 27
Depart upper lot@ 3:45pm; return about 10:30pm
The Marvelous Wonderettes Comedy
(Sign up begins July 26) Pre-Pay $47 resident/$50 non-resident by August 21 or until sold out
This smash Off-Broadway hit takes us to the 1958 Springfield High School prom, where we meet Betty Jean, Cindy Lou,
Missy and Suzy—four girls with hopes and dreams as big as their crinoline skirts. Featuring over 30 classic 50’s and 60’s hits,
like “Lollipop”, “Dream Lover” and “Stupid Cupid”, The Marvelous Wonderettes will keep you smiling in this musical trip
down memory lane.
HARTVILLE MARKETPLACE TRIP
THURS. AUGUST 5 (SIGN UP BEGAN JULY 6) MON. AUGUST 23 (SIGN UP BEGAN JULY 6)
Depart upper lot at 8:30am; return 4pm. Pre-pay $5, sign up until sold out. Call for availability
Just over an hour away, Hartville offers indoor shopping on two levels, Sarah’s Grille for lunch or the
Hartville Kitchen. Visit the Hartville Hardware store just a few steps away.
Bring shopping bags or cart. Dress for the weather. Walking at your own pace.
Lake County Captains - Senior Day Wednesday, September 15
(Sign up begins July 26, ends Sept. 8) $24 (Ticket & buffet picnic lunch)
Buffet Time 11 AM Game Time 12 PM Join in the fun of Senior Day at the Captains stadi-
um as they take on the Great Lakes Loons (Dodgers). Includes box seat ticket and 1.5 hour all you can
eat buffet. NO bus transportation. Handicap parking $6 extra - let us know at time of sign-up if you need
parking pass. We will call approximately one week prior to game for ticket/wristband pick-up at Center.
CRAFTY WORKSHOP AND GIFTS & LUNCH AT BRENNAN’S FISH HOUSE
WED. AUGUST 11 (SIGN UP BEGINS JULY 26)
Depart upper lot at 9:30am; return 2:30 pm. Pre-pay $17, until sold out.
You will be able to pick your own ceramic craft to paint from a selection of designs. All
supplies are included. Next head to the iconic Brennan’s Fish House for a delicious lunch off the menu.
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Instructor: Rosie Wasik $2 –month of August
Great Music & Happy Faces! Bring your walking shoes and a water bottle for a great time walking
around listening to motivating music. Rosie provides the counter, the door prizes, the music and the
positive motivation to get you moving! Give it a try, see what 30 others already know and love!
PILATES AUGUST 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 TUESDAYS 1PM WELLNESS RM
INSTRUCTOR: DIANE CORBETT, CERTIFIED PILATES INSTRUCTOR
$22 RESIDENT/$25 NON-RESIDENT
Pilates is a very precise, intelligent exercise system, where the message is ‘Quality, not
Quantity’. Core Strength is the foundation of Pilates which helps develop stability throughout
your entire torso. This approach requires focus, attention to breath and form and results in a
stronger body, better joint flexibility, improved balance and special emphasis on functional
movement. Pilates is gentle on the body and appropriate for all ages. Please bring mat, towel
and water bottle to class.
Chair Yoga August 5, 12, 19, 26 Thursdays 10am Wellness Rm
Instructor: Melissa Pierce, 200HR RYT.
$25 resident/$27 non-resident
This gently flowing yoga class uses a chair to help focus on fundamental yoga poses and alignment.
The support of the chair in seated and standing yoga poses allows you to build strength and stamina
while improving balance and body awareness. Chair yoga is for everyone, especially those with limited
mobility. Aromatherapy included at the end of class.
Beginner’s Vinyasa Yoga Wednesdays 4 pm Wellness Room
Melissa Pierce, Instructor August 11, 18, 25
Free class on August 4
$16 resident/$18 non-resident
Vinyasa is a style of yoga characterized by stringing postures together so that you move from one to
another, seamlessly, using breath. The variable nature of Vinyasa Yoga helps to develop a more
balanced body as well as prevent repetitive motion injuries that can happen if you are always doing the
same thing every day.
Friday, August 27 11:00 am Wellness Room
Reiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation that also promotes
healing. It is administered by "laying on hands" and is based on the idea that an unseen "life
force energy" flows through us and what causes us to be alive.
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$3 for month Coordinator: Laura Oster
Stretch and flex your way into another great day. This co-ed, all purpose morning fitness
class wakes you up and gets you moving. Includes balance, stretching, walking.
Stretch bands, Chairs provided.
$20 RES. $22 NON-RES. $25 NON MEMBER FEE /MONTH
Instructor: Patty Cooper
Bring your non-slip exercise mat and join Patty at Osborne Park by the Lake -what a
great way to start the day! This program is a combination of Pilates and Yoga.
This challenging, yet relaxing practice focuses on core strength.
Walk with Me, Talk with Me Monday, August 2, 9, 16, 30 11am Free
We will take off to either walk the South High School track– outdoors or if it is rainy, we can still walk
indoors on the walking track. Plan to walk for 45 minutes or however long it takes us to get around the
track 45-6 times– if its easier, park behind the stadium. You must pre-register by the Friday prior.
Pound August 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Mondays 9am Wellness Rm
Instructor: Veronica Gallo, Certified Pound Instructor
$22 resident/$25 non resident
Pound is a cardio jam session inspired by the infectious and energizing fun of playing the
drums. Using Ripstix®, lightly weighted drumsticks engineered specifically for exercising,
POUND® transforms drumming into an incredibly effective full body workout by
incorporating cardio, conditioning and strength training. Designed for all fitness levels,
POUND® provides the perfect atmosphere for letting loose, getting energized, toning up
and rockin’ out!
ZUMBA GOLD AUGUST 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 TUESDAYS 11:30AM WELLNESS RM
INSTRUCTOR: VERONICA GALLO, CERTIFIED ZUMBA INSTRUCTOR
$22 RESIDENT/$25 NON RESIDENT
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class with all the original moves you
love but without the jumping and bouncing? Join us for an energetic 45 minutes of fun
that will get your heart pumping, your muscles working.
GET FIT!
would like some exercise & fun,
then join us as we take our show
on the road to nursing homes &
Senior facilities all over the area.
Cost$10 per month
The FYT's also need a substitute emcee, as our 92
yearold emcee also performs with another group.
If you enjoy making people happy and are willing to
lead the audience in group singing, tell a few jokes &
announce our next number, please consider joining us
on our bus trips around the area.
For more info
contact Ruth Nevins
at 9549994.
August 5-September 30 (9 Weeks)
True Beginners Class
Have you always wanted to learn to line dance
and have little to no experience? This is the
class for you! Dee Blansett will get you up and
moving in no time. Round up your friends and
come give it a try! You’ll be glad you did.
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Great music, smiling faces and plenty of
exercise. Keep yourself moving and thinking
as you learn new dances and enjoy some old
favorites! Try once for free!
Fun with Guitar MONDAYS Social rm
$17 Resident, $20 Non-resident per session
45 minute lessons Lessons start at 9am
Instructor…...Bob Pattison
chords, melodies and strumming
You must pre-register.
Will help beginners.
Instructor: Laura Lucas, MT-BC .................
$23 resident, $25 non-resident per session.
No prior music skill required.
Instructor is requesting students wear a mask.
No Lessons Aug. 27-Must pre-register
Soft Jazz on the Piano with Franklin
Find fellow member, Franklin 3:30-4:30 in the
Community room
Thursday August 12 & 26
We are looking for substitutes to join our band.
Music provided. Everyone welcome to come in
and sit and listen to rehearsals.
MUSIC AND MORE!
Tues. August 17 $6 resident/$8 non-resident
Craft Rm 10:30am
Limit 10 people
Bring the beach home with you
when you make this candle
holder… Light up your porch or
patio with this fun and easy craft.
Call for Artists
oils, or draw with pencils, come join us on
Wednesday afternoons from 1-3pm in the Craft
room. (Wednesdays start in August) We each
work independently
DISCOVER YOUR ARTISTIC SIDE
Greeting Card Class Series
$10 resident/$12 non resident per class
Make your own greeting cards! No prior
experience needed! Come to enjoy creating three
original cards and have fun socializing while
stamping, coloring, and gluing. We will do an
assortment of cards during the monthly classes -
birthday, anniversary, thank you, get well,
sympathy, masculine and feminine cards.
Cost includes all the paper, stamps, ink, die cuts,
and embellishments. All you need to bring is a
pair of scissors. Come to spend time with old
friends and make new ones! Class is limited to 10
participants so sign up early.
Next class September 23.
If you enjoy quilting and would like to socialize
with others who enjoy it also. This group is for
you. This is not an
instructional class
everyone works
Instructor: Becky
A Fairy Garden is a miniature garden
complete with structures and actual living
plants. It is designed to give your green thumb
a place to tend year-
round and to
created and tended with
Free of charge-Provided by Promedica of
Willoughby. Sign-up
1:30 pm Room 1 starts August 18
The Alzheimer's Association provides care and
support services free of charge for caregivers.
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Thurs. Aug. 5 /Wed. Aug. 18/Sept. 2 & 16
Enjoy a noninvasive wellness service.
Polarity Therapy is a form of bodywork that
combines acupressure (not acupuncture)
help you feel relaxed, energized.
Appointments start at 9:15 am. Call
4409512832 to schedule an appointment.
You must pay when you
schedule, cost is $33/$35
nonresidents for 30
Thursday, September 9
appointment. Cost: $25/NonResident $27
Does not bill Medicare,
appointment. Please arrive
10 minutes early!!
Loss Support Group
Are you feeling sad, distracted, or confused after a loss?
You are not alone. This group is a safe place for those
experiencing grief emotions due to a death, divorce, life
change or any other major loss.
The group will be led by Denise Pahlman,
Bereavement Coordinator from Crossroads Hospice.
“211 First Call For Help Program”
This is a 24hour free and confidenal
service, providing access to
healthcare and human
members of the senior center
Monday Friday 8 am4 pm
You do not have to preregister to use
the walking track but you will need to
check in. Lockers available, bring your
own lock.
Main Hall No Sign Up
Council on Aging Information & Assistance
Specialist, Melissa Sprague talks
440.225.1371
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Burial And Cremation
Pre-Planning
We invite you to contact us with your questions, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Celebrations of
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Need help with a smartphone, iPad or printer? Help setting up Zoom, Roku, Firestick or Apple TV?
Call us today! Dale Riemer
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health and rehabil itation
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440.299.5500 www.Mentor-Ridge.net
Apartment Community!
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Fitness room • Secure entry Library • Appliances included
(440) 944-6305
Welcome Home!
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Available nights and weekends, too
My Services Are No Cost
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The Summer Crisis Program provides air condioners
and payment towards electric bills in the summer
season for our community’s most vulnerable
residents. The HEAP SCP runs July 1 through
September 30 and is designed to help qualified
households pay for cooling in the hot summer
months. Through the SCP, eligible households can
receive a oneme payment on electric bills AND/OR
an air condioner or fan. Air condioners and fans
are available in limited quanty and will be given out
on a first come, first serve basis. Eligible households
must have a 90day gross income that falls at or
below 175% of the federal poverty level AND meets
one of the following eligibility criteria: either has a
household member who is over the age of 60,
provides original physician documentaon of medical
necessity, have a disconnecon noce, have a house-
hold member who has tested posive for COVID19 in
the last 12 months, or needs help paying their first
PIPP payment or PIPP default.
MetroHealth Stroke Study
Are you Age 21-90? Had a stroke more than 6
months but less than 2 years ago? Then come hear
about this new free Stroke Study program
sponsored by MetroHealth and Cleveland State
University. Please pre-register.
Social Room
“Inn at the Pines” will be hosng a lunch
and learn for our seniors. The Culinary
director from Inn at the Pines will be
making a delicious meal for everyone to
taste. Greg Iacofano will be speaking on
topics surrounding assisted living, memory
care, and independent living and the
importance of having a plan for higher care
needs. He also will touch on topics of
financial exploitaon and keeping yourself
safe from fraud and scams.
Must preregister.
Thursday, October 7 10 AM-2:30 PM
Activity Rooms 3 & 4
$20 AARP members; $25 Non-AARP members,
if you have proof of Hartford Insurance the class
is free – cash or checks only payable to AARP.
Please arrive by 9:45 AM
and bring a brown bag
lunch.
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Call Lost Nation Golf Course,
953-4280 for
Gift Certificates!
intermediate level players for stress-free, easy-
going good times.
Room 1
Beginner’s Mahjong
Chinese game played, usually by four people,
with 136 or 144 rectangular pieces called tiles. The
object is to collect winning sets of these tiles, as in
card games such as gin rummy.
Pinochle: Room 2
enjoys special lunches and has had a great time
getting to know each other. Welcoming new
players to join.
Hand and Foot: Hand and foot card game in which
player has to get rid of all his cards. The rules and
variations are very similar to Canasta- a popular
variant.
Please wipe down pool cues when
finished.
from the front desk.
Please contact Dennis Brandt with any
questions:
440-487-5430.
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your stories with fellow members.

MONDAY, AUGUST 30 9:30AM
Drop in and join the discussion of the current book
The Oysterville Sewing Circle: A novel
by Susan Wiggs.
some large print. Thank you
Michelle,
Calling all Trivia Buffs…
team) to represent our Center at the area “Mind
Challenge Trivia” competitions this year.
Please call the Center to sign up if you are
interested in being on a team.
Please note important dates~
Friday, August 6 1pm-Semi Finals
All of these events will be held at our center
Men’s Morning Meeting
Stop in for coffee and conversation as you begin your
day. Enjoy a bagel and meet some new
people or talk about daily events.
Must be a member of Sr. Center
Men’s Coffee Club—10 am Social
Room
Get together, grab some coffee and catch up on worldly
news and daily happenings. Returns in August.
Lively Ladies-11:00am after Walking with Rosie
Join Rosie and her walking group for some fun and
conversation.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 10 LOST NATION GOLF COURSE
$33 RESIDENT/$35 NON RESIDENT PER PERSON BY SEPT. 3
9 AM SHOTGUN START
Sign-up begins August 2 for the front or back 9 - NO early registrations
will be taken. Outing includes 9 holes of golf and cart, lunch and beverages. Chances at
door prizes and prizes for playing. The Board will be selling tickets for its money raffle.
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August 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30
Time Slots: 11:00-12:30 pm
Register online at
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Cornhole
Field House Court 4
You must pre-register for a time slot.
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your first year of membership
$18 Resident /$24 Non-Resident
new Release and Waiver form
before using the Fit well room, stop by the
front desk.
are reduced, we will
increase hours when possible
Wash hands often. Don’t come in if you are
feeling ill.
extended your memberships. Stop by the front
desk for your new expiration date.
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Saturdays, May through October
8 am – 12 pm
4 pm 8 pm
Willoughby Lakefront Business Association
Saturday August 21
9:00 am Noon

37400 N. Industrial Parkway
501(c)3 nonprofit organization
NO PLASTICS - METALS OR ANY NON PAPER PRODUCT
You will remain in your car at all times. Volunteers will remove boxes from your
trunk. Once emptied we will return the box or container to your trunk. We will not
remove loose papers that have not been paper bagged or boxed. Plastic garbage bags
are discouraged. If you want to watch the shredding of your materials, you will be
directed to a distanced safe area.
Concerts in Wes Point Park
(near the gazebo in downtown Willoughby)
7:00 pm Bring your lawn chair.
August 5-Abbey Rodeo
August 12-Blue Evolution
Red Hat events. Come join the fun and make new
friends. To join our Red Foxes Red Hat Group,
membership is $5 for a year. However ~ due to
Covid shutting us down, anyone who paid $5
membership at the beginning of 2020, your
membership has been extended to the end of 2021.
Anyone who would like to join the Red Foxes can
come in and pay the $5 fee at anytime, with the
understanding that January begins the next new
membership at $5. Welcome back, we are excited
about the future!
Red Hat Events
Fri. Feb. 11 Reunion Tea at Center
Last Stop Willoughby Parade
Wagon loads at 1pm in the Senior Center parking
lot. Bring lots of candy to throw. Wear red and
purple comfy clothes. Parade begins at 2pm.
Red Hat Picnic at Daniels Park
Fri. Aug. 20 11:30am $10
Sign up until Aug. 13
Enjoy a picnic lunch, and the ice cream truck will
bring us dessert. This is a “BYOB” (bring your
own beverage) event.
and purple picnic clothes.
will be prizes and surprises,
and a money raffle too.
See you there. Sign up now
by Aug. 13.
Meet to eat. Drive yourself over to the Fuji Buffet
located at 9130 Mentor Ave. next to the Meijer
store. Pay on your own, order off the menu.
Wear red and purple, and don’t forget your Red
Hat! Sign up until Sept. 10.
Purple PJ Party at the Patrician Party Center
Friday, Oct. 1 $27per person
The Patrician is located at 33150 Lakeland Blvd in
Eastlake. Doors open at 10am. Sign up begins
Aug. 2 until Sept. 23. Time for shopping, time for
fun! Luncheon to be served at 12noon.
Red and purple pajama and lounge wear will be
the attire for the day. Come comfy and enjoy a full
lunch. Entertainment this year:
Several merchants will be displaying Red Hat and
many other items. There will be a money raffle,
great door prizes, and Chinese raffle baskets.
Sign up in tables of 8.
This is for Red Foxes, all Red Hat groups, and any
individuals who would like to join us for the day.
Come, see what Red Hat fun is all about.
Looking forward to seeing you there.
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Mondays (67 pm), Wednesdays (122 pm) and
Thursdays (122 pm). Please bring a photo ID & a
current ulity bill, lease, cable bill, bank statement
or JFS le>er to show residency in western Lake
County. Households may visit the Food Pantry once
every 30 days.
a “madefromscratch” daily special $4.50/meal.
Reservaons for lunch must be made at least 24
business hours prior, Please do not leave a
message for meals. Instead please call back unl you
get through. There is a limit of 2 meals per person.
440.974.5725
(440) 9180820
up of 5 Lunches on Tuesdays 11:30 AM12:30 Pm.
Recommended donaon is $1.50 per meal for those
60 years old and over. Please call Joseph Green for a
reservaon at (440) 3735017one week in advance.
Painesville 270 E. Main St #10 (440) 3546700

4402058111
Willowick Senior Center
Free Fresh Produce
Willoughby Senior Center
August 26September 23
at 951-2832 to pre-register.
First come-first served.
Join our community partners for a fun food
event! We will have a drive-thru farmer’s
market in the upper parking lot. Various
vendors will be giving out fresh
fruits and vegetables and
but you must pre-register.
Trouble Leaving Your Home?
Lake County General Health District is able to provide homebound individuals seeking the COVID19 vac-
cine the opportunity to be vaccinated within their own home. Eligible Lake County residents are those
that have been diagnosed as homebound by a medical professional, need significant assistance to trans-
fer into or out of a vehicle, or those without the ability to schedule transportaon. Visits take place on
Mondays, and two visits are typically required to complete the vaccinaon series. If you, someone you
know, love or assist, is in need of this service, please contact Nursing Supervisor Rebecca Trenn
(440) 3502970 between 9:00 am 4:00 pm or rtrenn@lcghd.org for more informaon.
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8:00 Power Yoga
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at Daniels
providing a variety of
helpful atmosphere for those
individuals 55 and over.”
Fire Dept.(nonemergency) 9534343
Willoughby City Hall 9512800
Willoughby Service Dept. 9534111
Golf Course 9534280
Lake County Council on Aging 2058111
Laketran 3546100
Veterans Concerns 3502567
Ohio Benefit Bank: (440) 3502056
www.ohiobenefits.org
Willoughby with some
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