Alliance Senior Center update for week of Sept. 19
Activities
No cornhole, ping pong, Euchre or card games during the week of Sept. 19 at the senior center.
Results:
Members Euchre – Jean Donofrio, first; Cathey Jordan, second.
Open Cards – Marilyn Haren Stockburger, first; Shirley Little, second.
Shuffleboard – Dean Lair and Bob Risden.
Other programming
Senior Expo 2022 – Doors open at 9 a.m. Wednesday. Bingo begins at 1:15 p.m. The MCOA Senior Expo gives local senior citizens the opportunity to learn about various services that are available in our area. Meet and interact with vendors from the health and wellness, senior living, senior advocacy and medical fields. Take advantage of free health screenings and giveaways. Event is free to attend, and no registration is required.
Tours
Tours from the Senior Center are open to the public. Call 330-821-3348 to make reservations.
Rivers Casino – Sept. 27. $10 in free-play. Member cost is $34; non-members pay $39.
Autumn Serenade Luncheon Cruise – Oct. 7. Cruise along on the Pittsburgh Gateway clipper. Member cost is $89; and non-members will pay $94. Cruise will celebrate the beauty of autumn on Pittsburgh’s Three Rivers. Cost includes luncheon cruise and transportation.
All Hogs Go To Heaven – Matinee show Oct. 25 at Amish Country Theater. Member cost is $83; non-members will play $88. Cost includes lunch at Dutch Valley, show and transportation. A stop at Ashery Country Store is included. The senior center is taking names for a waiting list.
Oglebay Festival of Lights with Dinner & Show – Dec. 6. Member cost is $89. A festive experience at Oglebay’s Glessner Auditorium in Wilson Lodge. Enjoy a buffet dinner followed by the West Virginia Public Theater Variety Christmas Show. Get back on the bus to see the beautiful holiday light displays for which Oglebay is so well known. Cost includes dinner, show, lights and transportation.
Club meetings
Knox Seniors will meet at noon Wednesday at New Alexander Christian Church East Rochester. There will be a white elephant sale and baked goods.
This article originally appeared on The Alliance Review: Alliance Senior Center update for week of Sept. 19
