MAY 2021 Volume XLVI-Issue 5

Antrim Senior Update

The Mission of the Antrim County Commission on Aging is to improve the quality of life

and maintain the highest level of independence for those persons age 60 and over, who

reside in Antrim County.

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COVID�19 Vaccine UPDATE!�

COVID�19 vaccina�on appointments are

readily available for everyone 16 or

above and you may now schedule your

own appointments at�

h�p://www.nwhealth.org �

If you need assistance to schedule,

you may call COA at 231�533�8703.�

�� Remember to take photo identification

& insurance card to your appointment.�

�� Parent or guardian must accompany

minor for vaccination.�

�� Please cancel and do not attend your

appointment if you are quarantining or

isolating due to COVID�19.�

�� A mask must be worn appropriately at

all times, covering the nose and mouth.�

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SEE PAGE 4 and JOIN THE VIRTUAL

SENIOR EXPO ON MAY 19th�

www.TCSENIOREXPO.org�

Antrim County Senior Update is published by �

The Antrim County Commission on Aging and

printed by LPI�

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COA Board of Advisors�

Rick Teague, Bellaire �

Beverly McCamman, Elk Rapids �

Sally Hannert, Bellaire�

Brenda Ricksgers, Alden (Commissioner)�

Laura Foerster, Bellaire�

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COA Director�

Judy Parliament�

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Editor / Copy Proof: Amy Tate�

Donations / Memorials: Bree Powell�

Birthdays/Anniversaries: Beth Lacy�

Mailing: Bree Powell �

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The Commission on Aging Office hours are�

8:30am to 4:30pm � Monday through Friday.�

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Antrim County Commission on Aging is funded by the�

Aging & Adult Services Agency; Area Agency on Aging of

Northwest Michigan; State of Michigan; County millage for

senior services; corporate gifts; fundraisers; client

contributions; memorials, and private donations.�

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The Antrim County Senior Update is funded through

advertisers and subscription donations. Publishing costs do

not come out of federal/state grants or millage dollars. �

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If you would like to make a donation to help support our

Senior Programs in Antrim County, please make your

check or money order payable to Antrim COA and mail it

to:� �

P.O. Box 614, Bellaire, MI 49615 �

Phone: (231) 533�8703 (for credit/debit)�

Fax: (231) 533�5310

Email: coa@antrimcounty.org�

Website: www.antrimcounty.org/coa.asp

Facebook: www.facebook.com/AntrimCOA�

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TABLE OF CONTENTS�

Director’s Corner � � � Page 2�

Renewal Form / Site Information� Page 3�

Announcements/Reminders� � Page 4�

Senior Project Fresh/Estate Planning Page 5 �

Michigan Farm Boy Poem� � Page 6 �

Older Americans Day� � � Page 7 �

Recipe / Chicken Quinoa Supper � Page 8 �

Osteoporosis� � � � Page 9 �

May Birthdays �� � Page 10�

May Anniversaries � � � Page 11�

Donations / Memorials/ Truck Fund � Page 12�

Medicare Corner� � � Page 13

COVID Funeral Assistance� � Page 14�

Activity Page� � � � Page 15 �

Area Seniors INC.� � � Page 16�

May Menu� � � � Page 17�

I wanted to take this opportunity to express my sincere apologies to

those folks who are or have been on the COA wai�ng list for in�home

services over the past year, specifically Homemaking services. While

our agency has budgeted the funds for homemaking services for sen-

iors in our county, we have struggled to recruit and retain enough

workers to provide the services that are being requested, even prior to

COVID entering the picture. Now, due to medical reasons, our current

COA in�home staff has been reduced to one Homemaker and two Per-

sonal Care Aides for our en�re county. The shortage of direct care

workers is something that has been a topic of conversa�on through-

out our region for the past several years and is now ge+ng wide-

spread a,en�on at the state and na�onal levels. As a result, there are

beginning to be wage increases, as well as training and incen�ve pro-

grams to encourage young adults to enter the fields of work that will

assist our elders and their families with daily living assistance and basic

health needs. However, for now�the challenge of finding quality care

providers remains at the top of my long list of things to do. If you

know someone who is a hard worker with a heart for the senior popu-

la�on and is looking for sa�sfying work, please send them my way. In

the mean�me, I have been in contact with other COA directors in our

region, learning more about how they are providing in�home services

in their areas and assessing whether some of those methods might

work here. Addi�onally, I will be including discussions, regarding this

issue, at our COA Board of Advisors mee�ngs�hoping and praying for

a good solu�on that will improve access to services in our area. Please

con�nue to contact us when you are in need of in�home services. If we

are not able to directly provide the service at this �me, we s�ll have a

wealth of resources to share which may help you find the service that

you need and/or want. We Can Do This�Together �

� � � Judy L. Parliament�

Director’s Corner

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ANTRIM COUNTY NUTRITION SITES�

SITE LOCATION� � � HOURS� � SITE COORDINATOR�

Curb Side is served from 11:30 � 12:30 at the Bellaire location�

CALL 533�8703 TO PLACE YOUR ORDER�

� BELLAIRE� � � � � � � � � Beth Lacy�

� Bellaire Senior Center� � � Monday through Friday� � Call 533�8703�

� 308 E. Cayuga, Bellaire�� � � 8:30 � 4:00� � � Open for Curb side pick up only�

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� � � � THESE SITES ARE TEMPORARILY CLOSED �

Please call 533�8703 if you need meals to be delivered to your home, temporarily during this time. �

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� MANCELONA �

� Mancelona Senior Center� � � � � � �

� 122 E. State Street, Mancelona� � � � � ��

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� CENTRAL LAKE� � � � � � ELK RAPIDS� � � �

� Governmental Building� � � � � � Sacred Heart Catholic Church�

� 1622 N. M�88 Central Lake� � � � � 143 Charles St. Elk Rapids � �

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Subscription Renewal or Change of Address Form

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PLEASE CIRCLE ONLY ONE MAILING PREFERENCE � E�MAIL or U.S. MAIL or...�

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and click subscribe to receive it monthly via email. **�

EVEN IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO DONATE, PLEASE LET US KNOW YOU WANT TO REMAIN ON OUR MAILING LIST

BY COMPLETING THIS FORM ANNUALLY. THANK YOU�

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Antrim County Commission on Aging� � �� $5.00 Minimum Suggested Donation�

P.O. Box 614� � � � � � � � DONATIONS ARE ENCOURAGED �

Bellaire, MI 49615�

UPDATE SUBSCRIPTION FORM� � � � � DATE: ____________________�

NAME #1� ____________________________________________ BIRTHDATE:_______________________�

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NAME #2� ____________________________________________ BIRTHDATE:_______________________�

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CONTACT PHONE: ________ � _______ �______________ ANNIVERSARY DATE: ______/______/______�

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MAILING ADDRESS: �__________________________________________ �

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EMAIL ADDRESS: _________________________________________________________________________________

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� � ANTRIM COUNTY MEALS�ON�WHEELS PARTICIPANTS�

PLEASE REMEMBER TO CALL IF YOU ARE NOT GOING TO BE HOME AT THE

TIME OF YOUR DELIVERY. WE ARE NOT ABLE TO LEAVE THE MEAL IF YOU

ARE NOT HOME.�

YOU MAY LEAVE A MESSAGE ON OUR

VOICEMAIL�

ANY TIME DAY OR NIGHT. �

CALL�533�8703 ( EXT. #3119) �

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NEED HELP WITH ESTATE PLANNING? �

Michael Swogger, an attorney with �

Swogger & Bruce Law Firm P.C. �

will be available at the COA (308 E. Cayuga St., Bellaire)�

on Thursday May 6th & Thursday June 3rd, 2021�

CALL 231�533�8703 to make an appointment

for a free initial estate planning consultation. �

COVID protocols will be followed and masks must be worn at all times.�

Senior Project Fresh Is Here�

� � FRESH stands for “Farm Resources for Expanding and Suppor�ng Health”�

Senior Project Fresh is a program offered through the USDA Food and Nutri�on Service.

It provides funding for local agencies to help seniors, who qualify, purchase locally grown produce

from Farmer’s Markets and roadside stands.�

Seniors who are 60 years of age or older, live in Antrim County, and have a total household

income at or less than 185% of federal poverty guidelines qualify for this program. �

You will be expected to do the following:�

Fill out an applica�on form to see if you qualify.�

Sign the coupon book.�

Use coupons like cash.�

You cannot get any change back from your coupons. You may put

cash with your coupons for the best use of your coupons.�

Coupons cannot be given to anyone or le> una�ended.�

Coupons can be used at any Michigan Farmers Market that displays the sign

“PROJECT FRESH ACCEPTED HERE”.�

All coupons must be spent by October 31

st

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� You must sign up to par�cipate, Call the COA office at 533�8703 to sign up.�

Due to COVID�19, the sign�up process will be different this year. As soon as we have been given

proper guidance on how to proceed we will post informa�on in the June issue of the Update and

on our Website & Facebook.�

Thank you, COA Staff�

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Chevrolet.�

Built in the year�

nineteen thirtysix.�

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Family�

transporta�on.�

Father’s pride and joy.�

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A farm truck.�

Snow plow some�mes.�

Hauler of all things.�

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We boys rode�

in the rear bed.�

Mom and dad up front.�

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Behind us�

we would see two�

plumes of dust arise.�

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Our star ship�

rocket exhausts�

li>ing us to space.�

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Flash Gordon, �

we were, figh�ng�

Ming The Merciless.�

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When feet reached�

the floor pedals�

I learned to drive it.�

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I destroyed�

the transmission�

shi>ing to reverse. �

Horses towed�

it to repairs.�

Dad said not a word.�

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Years later �

I parked it on �

a rock pile one night�

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coming home �

from a square dance�

at the Grangers Hall.�

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The tractor�

pulled it from there.�

Dad found words this �me.�

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�Michigan Farm Boy�

( Local author, volunteer contributor)�

� � � � THE PICKUP�

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Older Americans Month:

� Communities of Strength�

May 2021�

In tough times, communities find strength in people�and people

find strength in their communities. In the past year, we’ve seen

this time and again in Antrim County as friends, neighbors, and

businesses have found new ways to support each other. �

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In our community, older adults are a key source of this strength.

Through their experiences, successes, and difficulties, they have

built resilience that helps them to face new challenges. When

communities tap into this, they become stronger too.�

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Each May, the Administration for Community Living leads the cel-

ebration of Older Americans Month (OAM). This year’s theme is

Communities of Strength, recognizing the important role older

adults play in fostering the connection and engagement that build

strong, resilient communities.�

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Strength is built and shown not only by bold acts, but also small ones of day�to�day life�a conversation

shared with a friend, working in the garden, trying a new recipe, or taking time for a cup of tea on a busy day.

And when we share these activities with others�even virtually or by telling about the experience later�we

help them build resilience too. �

This year, Antrim County Commission on Aging will celebrate OAM by encouraging community members to

share their experiences. Together, we can find strength�and create a stronger future. �

Here are some ways to share and connect:�

�� Look for joy in the everyday: Celebrate small moments and ordinary pleasures by taking time to recog-

nize them. Start a gratitude journal and share it with others via social media, or call a friend or family mem-

ber to share a happy moment or to say thank you. �

�� Reach out to neighbors: Even if you can’t get together in person right now, you can still connect with your

neighbors. Leave a small gift on their doorstep, offer to help with outdoor chores, or deliver a homecooked

meal.�

�� Build new skills: Learning something new allows us to practice overcoming challenges. Take an art

course online or try a socially distanced outdoor movement class to enjoy learning with others in your com-

munity. Have a skill to share? Find an opportunity to teach someone, even casually.�

�� Share your story: There’s a reason storytelling is a time�honored activity. Hearing how others experience

the world helps us grow. Interviewing family, friends, and neighbors can open up new conversations and

strengthen our connections. �

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When people of different ages, backgrounds, abilities, and talents share experiences�through action, story, or

service�we help build strong communities. And that’s something to celebrate! �

Please do so while wearing your mask and social distancing.�

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James Barne Sr.�

Mike Brady�

Mae Mohr�

Leonard Nichols�

Ruby Rainey�

Larry Towe�

Dorthy Ponictoski�

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Linda Cran�

Dave Jones�

Colee Stanish�

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3rd�

James C. Spence�

James Sprague�

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4th�

Nita Becker�

Shirley Hallandal�

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Ervin Udell�

Pauline Leonard�

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6th�

Moe Cerra Adamek�

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7th�

Tim Hannert�

Alphaeus Leach�

Pauline Leonard�

Nancy McGinley�

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Peggy Bramlet�

Gerald Ellison�

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Roger Birdsall�

Marilyn Dewey�

Dennis Gray�

Suzanne Ring�

Donald Schuiteman�

Judy Terpstra�

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10th�

Karen Sedey�

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11th�

Donna Deverney�

Audrey Kerbyson�

Janet Paerson�

Bridget Russell�

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12th�

Carol Stoutjesdyk�

Brenda Ward�

Dorothy Schram�

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13th�

Marlene Boik�

William Hardy�

William Holsinger�

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14th�

Dorothy Merillat�

John Osborn�

Robert Ricksgers�

Dave Robbins�

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15th�

Martha Barre�

Linda Brady�

Bey Thiemann�

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16th�

Joyce Powell�

Jim Bailey�

17th�

Marie Bacon�

Mary Chile�

Barbara Lacy�

Anne Myers�

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19th�

David Hardy�

Renate Hessler�

Glenda Bailey�

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20th�

Hartley Comfort�

Brenda Griffore�

Greg Golday�

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21st�

Thelma Craig�

Carol Smith�

Bruce Smith�

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22nd�

George Hamblin�

Myra Hoffman�

Ruth Sand�

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23rd�

Teresa Balhorn�

Beverly Dickinson�

Michael Rankin�

Richard Thoma�

Henry Webb�

David Dery�

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Chris0ne Levi�

Jerry Tyrakowski�

25th�

Gerald Bellman�

John Copeland�

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26th�

Ruth Deforest�

Shirley Metric�

Mar0na Suer�

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27th�

Jeanne Hammond�

Thomas Juntune�

Marlene Osborn�

Jacob Penfold�

Carolyn Foster�

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28th�

Barry Creagh�

Marilyn R. Sexton�

Thom Yuill�

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29th�

Janice Anton�

Yolanda Ayala�

James Clark�

Carol Eagle�

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30th�

David Brookins�

Arlene Hall�

Charles Hebden�

Michael Malloy�

Cecelia Neubecker�

Helen Richards�

Ivan Sias�

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Sam Chile�

Sharon Schultz�

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Larry & Laura Fisher�

5/2/1986�

Paul & Roseann Winkler�

5/2/1980�

Arlen & Connie Turner�

5/4/1962�

Marvin & Alice Carpenter�

5/7/1955�

John & Marcia Copeland�

5/7/1992�

Ralph & Nina Coleman�

5/7/2010�

Jerry & Janeny Dobrzelewski�

5/7/1960�

Duane & Pat Drake�

5/9/1964�

David & Jo Ann Kotwick�

5/11/1963�

Roar & Ruth Sand�

5/11/1991�

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John & Carol Stoutjesdyk�

5/15/1970�

Angie & Ron Peruski�

5/17/1969�

Robert & Shirley Metric�

5/18/1957�

Gary & Carol Eagle�

5/18/2002�

Sam & Mary Chile�

5/25/1963�

John & Ruthann Hebden�

5/25/1957�

Thomas & Marsha Peterson�

5/25/1968�

Merle & Bertha Baker�

5/28/1955�

Bob & Joan Sell�

5/30/1969�

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Happy 55th

Leonard & Elaine Dawson

5/28/1966

Happy 73rd

Mark & Milly Fiedler

5/29/1948

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Memorials

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The contribu�ons listed below reflect the past month’s dona�ons in excess of $5.00.�

These gi&s to the Commission on Aging help support programs and newsle)er Publica�ons. �

Thank you to the following:�

Memorial dona�ons made to the Commission on Aging are used to purchase equipment necessary to enable seniors to remain

independent, as long as possible, in their own homes, as well as special items for use by our congregate meals par�cipants. The

durable medical equipment is loaned to seniors at NO COST. Memorial dona�ons are a wonderful way to acknowledge the

people we cherished and at the same �me help others. If you would like the families of those you are making a memorial dona-

�on for to know that a dona�on has been made, please supply us with the name and address of those persons who should be

no�fied. Thank you to the following:�

Larry Pruitt�

Ed & Connie Cameron�

Myra Hoffman�

Caren Culver�

Mark & Milly Fiedler�

Larry Pruitt�

Mary Brothers�

Onalee Gildas �

Pauline Scott�

Glenda Knott�

Dorothy Schram�

Paul Harrell�

Daniel Tinney�

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Reg Sprik�

Doug Lobb�

Gail Cran�

Bob & Lori Smalley�

Bill & Joyce Powell�

Robert & Margie Meggison�

Bob & Jessica Hanko�

Peggy Jane Allen�

Mary Dudley�

Mary Scholl�

Edwin & Joyce Hagmaier�

Church in the Hills �

Bob & Shirley Metric�

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Reg Sprik�

Anonymous �

James Kent�

Glenda Knott�

Bonnie Smith�

Dorothy Dowd�

Russ Galorneau�

Lois Lamoreaux �

Bob & Lori Smalley�

Blain & Bridget Russell�

Jack & Phyllis DeVlaminck�

Wallace & Dolores Hibbard�

Robert & Margie Meggison�

Len & Thelma Orzechowski�

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General Donations and Senior Update Donations

In Memory of Jerry Kestner - Truck Fund Donations

Jim & Meg Costello

Jeanne Hammond

Jeffrey & Madonna LeFebvre

In Memory of Diane Sholberg – Truck Fund Donation

Larry & Susan Towe

In loving memory of Ed Bradford – Truck Fund Donation

Barb Bradford

(Ed would have celebrated his 100

th

birthday this month)�

In Loving Memory of Sharon Tulpa

The Britten Csc Team

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May ADRC Medicare Information�

DID YOU KNOW:�

That you could qualify for help paying for your Part D monthly premium and lower your co�pays to as little

as $1.30 for generics and $4.00 for name brand meds? �

Below is a chart that shows the guidelines to qualify for this benefit.�

If your income & assets fall within the guidelines, please call the Antrim County Commission on

Aging @ 231�533�8703 where one of our MMAP counselors, Annette or Gary can assist you further. �

The above chart is gross income before any deductions. There are no age limit for these free services.�

Eligibility for 100% Extra Help�

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Family

Size�

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Monthly �

Income�

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Asset �

Maximum�

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Percent of

Poverty�

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Percent of

help with�

Base Premium�

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CO�PAYS�

1� Up to

$1,094�

$2,000� Below 100%� 100% � $1.30 &

$4.00�

2� Up to

$1,472�

$3,000� Below 100%� 100% �

1� $1,095 �

$1,469�

$9,470� 100 � 135%� 100%� $3.70 &

$9.20�

2� $1,473 �

$1,980�

$14,960� 100 � 135%� 100%�

Eligibility for 75%, 50%, and 25% Levels of Extra Help�

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Family

Size�

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Monthly �

Income�

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Asset �

Maximum�

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Poverty�

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with�

Base Premium�

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CO�PAYS�

1� $1,470 �

$1,523�

$14,790� 136 � 140%� 75%� ��

Deductible

of $92 and

Co�pays =

15% of

drug costs�

2� $1,981 �

$2,053�

$29,520� 136 � 140%� 75%�

1� $1,524 �

$1,577�

$14,790� 141 � 145%� 50%�

2� $2,054 �

$2,125�

$29,520� 141 � 145%� 50%�

1� $1,578 �

$1,630�

$14,790� 146 � 150%� 25%�

2� $2,126 �

$2,198�

$29,520� 146 � 150%� 25%�

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MONDAY� TUESDAY� WEDNESDAY� THURSDAY� FRIDAY�

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Chicken & Gravy�

Mashed Potatoes�

4�

Polish Dog w/Bun�

Sweet Potato Wedges�

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Sweet & Sour Pork�

Rice, Egg Roll�

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COOK’S COICE�

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Chicken Enchilada

Casserole�

Rice, Roasted Corn�

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BBQ Meatballs�

Scalloped Potatoes�

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Philly Cheese Steak

Sandwich with Onions

& Peppers�

Tater Tots�

12�

Chicken Stew�

Biscuit�

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Stuffed Peppers w/ Rice�

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Pot Roast �

Carrots & Potatoes�

17�

Baked Zi�

w/Meat Sauce�

Garlic Breads�ck�

18�

Baked Potato w/ Ham

Broccoli & Cheese �

19�

Grilled Ham & Cheese�

Macaroni Salad�

Pickled Beets�

20� BIRTHDAY DINNER�

Baked Chicken�

Baked Potato�

Special Desert�

21�

Beef Stroganoff �

w/Pasta�

24�

Pork Chops�

Au Gra�n Potatoes�

25�

Tacos �

Refried Beans �

Corn�

26�

Chicken Parmesan �

w/ Pasta�

27�

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COOK’S CHOICE�

28�

Hamburger �

Baked Beans �

Cole Slaw�

31� CLOSED�

NO HOME DELIVERED

OR CURBSIDE MEALS

TODAY�

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Bread, Fruit, Vegetable and Milk will be

provided with each Curbside Meal.

Please note: This menu is subject to change. �

ALTERNATE “ CURB�SIDE” MEAL:�

WEEK OF 5/03 � 5/07 � Corned Beef Sandwich, Cole Slaw & Fruit �

5/10 � 5/14 �Beef Taco Salad �

5/17 � 5/21 �Chicken Bacon Wrap, Pickled Beets & Fruit�

5/24 � 5/28 �Cherry Chicken Salad�

5/31 � 6/4 �Closed Monday for Memorial Day�

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PLEASE CALL THE DAY BEFORE

WITH YOUR MEAL SELECTION: (231) 533�8703 �

“ALTERNATE” CHOICE’S ARE NOT AVAILABLE

WITHOUT A PRIOR RESERVATION.�

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(231) 360-0739Juliap@kw.comwww.AntrimShoresRealty.com

https://john-roach.cbgreatlakes.com

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