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Page 4 - Senior's Lifestyle Publication Supplement To Shelby Shopper & Info It's A Good Life – DECEMBER, 2010 Shoppers enjoying the Holiday Bazaar Frances Houser was the winner of the Christmas basket given away at the Holiday Bazaar. Mr. Waters was the winner of the Holiday cake given away at the Holiday Bazaar. Wt h Volunteer Opportunities Ever considered sharing your time with the Neal Senior Center as a volunteer? Volunteers are a vital part of everything that happens at the Neal Senior Center. Our dedicated volun- teers of all ages enable us to offer more activities and services to people throughout Cleveland County. Volunteering is a great way to make new friends, renew old acquaintances and stay active. So come on over and try something new and choose to volunteer an hour or two. We’d really appreciate it if you do and so will the people we serve! Miscellaneous Positions Food Service: Preparation. Preparing food for the dining room, home delivered meals, and special events. Office/Clerical: Answering phone, Faxing, greeting & helping people at the front desk, filing, copying, etc… Monday night bingo: Bingo caller, floor sales, food and beverage bar, and greeter/counter. Consignment shop: Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday, 10:00 – 3:00, and someone to keep up with the sales record and payments. Driving: ULTRAULTRA COMFOR COMFORT Power Lift Chair Power Lift Chair $549 Large Selection Starting at Large Selection Starting at laughlinfurlaughlinfurnitureoutlet.com 4999 99 nitureoutlet.com Committed, devoted, and dedicated are just a few of the words that come to mind when Delivering meals to home bound adults, taking frail adults to medical appoint- ments and / or shopping. Instructors: Teach a class about something you enjoy. Maintenance: you have volunteers that deliver meals through heat, rain, wind, & snow. Just like the mail- man – they have been through it all to make sure the senior adult meals are delivered. Diana Norris has been with us for 10 years and Frank & Mary DeGraw have been with us for 9 year and I could probably count on 1 hand the number of days that they have missed. WOW is that not awesome! Diana & Mary are just the sweetest people you could ever meet, and delivering the meals on wheels is so important to them and checking and making sure that the senior adults are all right. Now Frank on the other hand is a different story! Frank – I can never walk away with out laughing at him. Frank is just a mess – but we love you anyways! Thank you Diana for always being here for the last 10 years, your dedication and commit- ment to the Meals on Wheels program has been a blessing on us. y laug b out – Sweeping, mopping, decorating, etc… If you have a desire to find out about any of these volun- teer positions, or have special talents you would like to share, please contact Lori Livingston, Volunteer Coordinator at 704- 482-3488, we look forward to having you on our team. Precious Memories May this holiday season leave you with precious memories: A Christmas filled with love and light, perfect gifts, delicious foods, love and joy all around. A New Year with continuing blessings— friends, family, good work, great fun, and delightful surprises. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! By Joanna Fuchs Frank & Mary DeGraw Thank you Frank and M dedication to the Meals on Wheels pro- gram, it is such a joy to have you both. (Thank you Mary for putting up with Frank). ded ro- Diana Norris Mary for your commitment and CORNECORNERR The angels have been watching over the Senior Center this past year and have blessed us with some amazing volunteers and I truly would like to thank you all from the bottom of my heart for all the astonishing work you all have accomplished this year. Instead of our regular scheduled meeting we will celebrate Christmas at the Volunteer Christmas Brunch on Friday, December 3, 2010 at 9:30. Please bring a breakfast item of your choice. We will have lots of fun and fellowship and a few surprises. I wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year! Sincerely, Lori Livingston Please remember to start the New Year off right by attending the volunteer meeting on Wednesday, January 5th, 2011 at 1:00. Jean Fleming was the winner of the afghan given away at the Holiday Bazaar.