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June 2020 City of Menasha Senior Center 116 Main Street Menasha Senior Center Newsletter Recipe Collection Do you have a favorite recipe? If so, please consider sending it to us! We are gathering recipes and will be putting a cookbook together. If you have a recipe you would like to share, you can email it to us at [email protected], mail it to 116 Main St. Menasha, WI 54952, or drop it off in the black box to the left of the main door. Happy June! We hope you are staying well and enjoying the sunshine. As summer approaches, its important to continue staying connected to friends and loved ones. Please remember that we will get through this together! We look forward to opening the doors of the Senior Center. If you would like a direct phone call when we re-open, please call 920-967-3530 to be placed on the list. Dont Worry, Be Happy Activity Bag: Round 2 We are so glad that many of you enjoyed the first activity bags. We have a new activity bag made up and can deliver to your door. If you are interested in receiving one of these complimentary bags, give us a call.
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Page 1: June 2020 important to continue staying connected to ... · weekend freezer meals available to anyone over the age of 60. Suggested donation for meals is $3.50. Reservations can be

June 2020

City of Menasha

Senior Center

116 Main Street

Menasha Senior Center Newsletter

Recipe Collection Do you have a favorite recipe? If

so, please consider sending it to us! We are gathering

recipes and will be putting a cookbook together. If you

have a recipe you would like to

share, you can email it to us at

[email protected],

mail it to 116 Main St. Menasha,

WI 54952, or drop it off in the black

box to the left of the main door.

Happy June! We hope you are staying well and

enjoying the sunshine. As summer approaches, it’s

important to continue staying connected to friends

and loved ones. Please remember that we will get

through this together!

We look forward to opening the doors of the Senior

Center. If you would like a direct phone call when

we re-open, please call 920-967-3530 to be placed

on the list.

Don’t Worry, Be Happy Activity Bag: Round 2

We are so glad that many of you enjoyed the first activity bags. We have a new activity bag made up and can

deliver to your door. If you are interested in receiving one of these complimentary bags, give us a call.

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How can you tell that the Ocean is friendly?

It waves!

Menasha Senior Center

116 Main Street, Menasha, WI 54952 (920) 967-3530

Hours: Temporarily Closed

Contact Us: [email protected]

Megan Sackett

Recreation/Senior Services Manager

City of Menasha

(920) 967-3530

[email protected]

Chloe Hansen-Dunn

Senior Activity Coordinator

City of Menasha

(920) 967-3530

[email protected]

Meghan Pauly

Public Health Nurse

City of Menasha

(920)967-3520

[email protected]

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Find “Menasha Senior Center” on Facebook

Wish List

Thank you very much for your generosity! Our

wish list contains the most needed items to help

make our programs and Center successful!

- Crafting and art supplies

- Tea, creamer, sugars

- Games, puzzles, cards, books

- Volunteers to lead classes and programs

- Bingo Prizes

ADVOCAP Lunch

Meals are being delivered Monday-Friday with

weekend freezer meals available to anyone over

the age of 60. Suggested donation for meals is

$3.50. Reservations can be made by calling (920)

725-2791 at least 24 hours in advance.

United Way Give Help, Get Help

There is a brand new resource hub that is starting

up as a result of many agency’s efforts to ensure

that all our community receives up-to-date

information on ways to volunteer, donate, and give

help during this time as well as up-to-date

information about where to receive help.

Check out www.givehelpgethelpfoxcities.org to

find out where you can Give Help, Get Help.

You can always dial 2-1-1 to talk to a confidential

and local community resource guide as well.

Silver Sneakers

Silver Sneakers classes are available online at

https://www.silversneakers.com/learn/ondemand/.

You will need your silver sneaker’s card to be

able to log in and watch classes online.

Community Phone Lines

Are you looking for more conversations with

someone who cares? Here are two options in our

community:

Leaven Warm Line has trained volunteers who want

to hear from you 920-931-2572.

Sign up to receive a friendly phone call & have a

nice conversation with Volunteer Fox Cities Phone

Pal Program at 920-832-9360.

Our Phone Line

Even though our doors are shut, the Senior Center

staff are available 8 am to 4 pm so don’t hesitate

to give us a call at 920-967-3530.

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When is your Chatter subscription is due?

You can check your mailing label on your newslet-

ter to see the date that your subscription will end!

Then just send in your $10 to 116 Main S Menasha,

WI 54952 or drop it off in the black box to the left

of the main entrance. Please be sure to include your

name and any updated address.

Thank you

A big thank you to the Fox Valley Memory Project

and the Wisconsin Face Mask Warriors for the

face coverings we’ve been able to provide. If you

need one give us a call. Thank you to those who

donated window hearts or crafting supplies!

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Meet the Menasha Senior Center Clerks !

Cindy

Hello! My name is Cindy. I am basically a lifetime resident of

Menasha. I love our little community and feel so lucky to be working

at both the Menasha Senior Center and the Menasha Public Library.

My husband of 26 years and children are the center of my life. I enjoy

biking, hiking, reading, gardening, travel, and cooking (usually!) Cur-

rently, I am busy converting my traditional gardens into native plant

sanctuaries. I hope to help out the pollinators while helping myself!

I look forward to getting to know everyone in person. It will be so

wonderful once we are past this pandemic!

Priscilla

Hello! My name is Priscilla and I started working at the Senior Center in early March. It is great to be working in the city I live. Prior to working here I was at Mosaic Family Health (formerly UW Health) for 30+ years. I then started working in the Student Affairs office at UW Fox Valley until my retirement in July 2019. I worked closely with people each day and I am glad to have been able to find that opportuni-ty again here at the MSC.

My husband and I have 2 adult children who are both are teachers. We have a Yorkie/Bichon named Oliver who is 11 years old. In my free time I love to walk/run, bike, garden, and go camping. This summer we are looking forward to our daughters’ wedding.

I am looking forward to having everyone back at the Senior Center so we can catch up. Stay well!

Natalie

I started working at the Menasha Senior Center in March after moving back home from Upper Michigan. I lived there for about two years be-fore deciding that I missed Menasha and the Fox Valley too much. I graduated from Menasha High in 2018 and I’m currently attending Fox Valley Tech for Emergency Medical Services. I am hoping to have my Paramedic license by next spring!

In my free time, I enjoy painting, reading, gardening, playing tennis, and exploring Wisconsin. I am a huge animal lover. My family has two Boston Terrier/Pug mixes named Mort and Ellie. I also have a Betta fish named Gumbo.

I’m looking forward to seeing everyone once the center re-opens. In the meantime, stay healthy!

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Out and About Scavenger Hunt

Try to look for these items next time you are out

in your neighborhood!

A window that has been decorated

Someone walking a dog

A Robin

A sidewalk chalk drawing

A yellow car

Someone on a bicycle

Purple Flowers

A garden gnome

Take a one week trip

to the foreign country

of your choice

Or Take a four week trip

around your own coun-

try

Not be allowed to

watch TV for a month

Or Not be allowed to eat

any desserts for a

month

Go to the beach Or Go to the park

Go to an aquarium Or Go to a museum

Wear mismatched

socks

Or Wear your shirt on in-

side out

Would you rather...

Summer Word Search

Summer Popsicle List

Write down five things you would like to do

before summer ends and the popsicle melts

Tic -Tac -

Toe

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