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09 September Shore Reportire h llnr_la Sam needs you It takes a village, or in this case a city, to run an effective election. There are three elections in Shorewood in 2020. Serving as an election judge at one or all of the elections is a great way to learn about elections and is a great service to the community. Shorewood City Council and staff are grateful for the service of the residents who play such an important role in the election process. It really could not be done without them or YOU! Please consider working the 2020 elections. Judges must be eligible to vote in Minnesota and be able to read, write, and speak English. Your employer is required by law to provide you time off from work to serve with no reduction in pay. Students in good academic standing that are ages 16 and 17 may be election judge trainees with permission from their parents. City of Shorewood election judges are paid $12 per hour, head :41I0 for 2020 elections election judges are paid $13 per hour and student judge trainees are paid $10 per hour. Judges are assigned to morning, afternoon, or all -day shifts as desired and are required to take at least two hours of paid training. For additional information or to request a Shorewood Election Judge Application, email cityhall @ci.shorewood.mn.us, or call the city at 952.960.7900. You may also apply online at www.ci.shorewood.mn.us. The Presidential Nomination Primary Election is March 3, 2020. Absentee Voting begins January 17, 2020. One hour of additional training is required for all election judges working the Presidential Nomination Primary. The Primary Election is Tuesday, August 11, 2020 and the General Election is Tuesday, November 3, 2020. Private well water testing a couraged esidents with private wells are encouraged a problem with their water. It is recommended that to routinely have their well checked for tests be repeated every one to two years because arsenic and other contaminants. A Shorewood changes occur in the groundwater due to various resident recently informed the city that they are environmental factors. suffering from arsenic poisoning due to well water City of Shorewood tests municipal water, but contamination. They did there is not city testing of private wells. have a reverse osmosis The city does have testing kits available system installed and were for collection of water samples that you unaware that the system can send to a health department certified had malfunctioned. lab for testing. Testing costs range Residents with between $35 and $140. p r i v a t e w e l l s are a If you have water concerns with your responsible for water private well and would like to see if your testing. According to the home can be connected to city water, Minnesota Department please call city hall at 952.960.7900. of Health, water should For a list of licensed labs and additional be tested for a variety of information go to www.ci.shorewood. contaminants, including - ' mn.us /private wells. arsenic, nitrates and For more information on private wells, bacteria. Professionals see the Minnesota Department of Health at the department say website, www.health.state.mn.us. that it is up to well owners to have their water tested and, although it is quite important, manywell owners are either unaware or do not think there is 1OWF.': ;Oar n ompost is organic material that can be added to soil to help plants grow. Food scraps and yard waste together currently make up about 30 percent of what we throw away, and should be composted instead. Making compost keeps these materials out of landfills where they take up space and release methane, a potent greenhouse gas. In Hennepin County it keeps it out of the burner, which makes the burners more effective creating energy and by reducing the Recycling Weeks fo September 2010 All recycling must be curbside no later than 7 a.m. on recycling day. Mainland resi- dents recycle September 5 and 18; Island residents recycle September 6 and 19. Report misses by noon the following day. 952.960.7900 NOTE: Recycling is delayed one day due to the Labor Day holiday. amount of ash created. composting tsasics Composting requires three ingredients: • Browns: Includes materials such as dead leaves, branches, and twigs. • Greens: Includes materials such as grass clippings, vegetable waste, fruit scraps, and coffee grounds. • Water: Having the right amount of water, greens, and browns is important for Fall deer managei, it program ity of Shorewood will work The city has contacted land again this year with the Metro owners who have participated in Bowhunters Resource Base to the program in past years, or who provide a deer management have expressed interest in being program. The scheduled dates of a site location. If your property has the hunt are: not been a site in the past, but you September 20 — 22 are interested, please contact the October 4 — 6 city at 952.960.7900. Your site will October 18 — 20 be evaluated to determine if it is November 1 — 3 a suitable location, and program November 15 — 17 (if needed) representatives will answer any ' rimary election 2020 The Presidential Nomination by December 31, 2019, that will Primary (PNP)Election is appear on the ballot. The PNP will March 3, 2020. Absentee voting determine who is on the Primary begins January 17, 2020. The ballot in January. Voters may vote Primary Election in person at is Tuesday, Shorewood August 11, City Hall 2020. Monday All polling places will be open just as *20 in the Primary and General Elections. Only presidential candidates from major political parties will participate and each major party will have a separate ballot. The chair of each party will submit a list of candidates through Friday from 20 ELECTION 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or request a ballot be sent to them. Absentee ballot (AB) applications are available on the city's website, www.ci.shorewood. mn.us. The applicaton is sent to the county. A ballot will arrive at compost development. Your compost pile should have an equal amount of browns to greens. Alternate layers of organic materials of different -sized particles in the pile. The brown materials provide carbon for your compost, the green materials provide nitrogen, and the water provides moisture to help break down the organic matter. It's a complete science experiment! Learn more at www.epa.gov/ recycle % omposting -home. questions you have about the program. As a courtesy, property owners adjacent to the lots that are part of the management program will be notified of neighboring property's inclusion in the program. your residence during the PNP AB Voting period. A voter must request the ballot of the party of their choice. If a voter refuses to select a party, they will not be able to vote in the Presidential Primary. A voter's choice of party ballot will be recorded and is private data; however, a list of all who voted in the presidential nomination primary and the political party each voter selected will be provided to the chair of each major political party. How a voter voted is secret. The presidential primary results must bind the election of delegates in each party. Precinct caucuses are still held on February 25, 2020, to conduct other party business. Managing ash trees merald ash borer, an invasive tree pest that attacks and kills ash trees, is the biggest current threat to our tree canopy. There are over 1 million ash trees in Hennepin County, and 100 percent of them are threatened by the emerald ash borer. Most residents live within 15 miles of an infested ash tree, which means you should be taking steps now to determine if you have ash trees on your property and how you are going to manage them. Take the following steps to decide how to manage ash trees on your property from the threat of emerald ash borer: • Identify and inventory ash trees: figure out if you have ash trees, how many you have, and where they are located. • Determine if your ash trees are worth saving: they should be healthy, at least 30 inches in circumference or 10 inches in diameter at chest height, show no or few signs of emerald ash borer infestation, in a good location, and valuable to the property , owner. Work with r a certified < arborist to treat trees that are worth saving: use a trunk injection of ememectin benozoate (commercial name Tree -age) every two to three years in late spring; cost is typically $100 to $200 depending on the size of the tree. Monitor and make a plan for removal for trees that aren't being treated: monitor your trees for signs of emerald ash borer, work with a certified arborist to remove your trees when necessary between October 1 and April 30 to avoid the season when emerald ash fiJ J 4� y hllilat $a0e 0 AM begins 5K RUN pp Y, i borer is active, and consider planting a tree ortwo to replace any you remove. Learn more about emerald ash borer, how to identify ash trees, signs of emerald ash borer infestation, and tips for hiring a certified arborist at hennepin.us/ ashtrees. If you have an ash tree you are concerned about, contact city hall, 952.960.7900, for a free inspection. Hennepin County LAKE be9,� s n aRace 8'30gM APPLE DAY SEPT. 21.2019 EXCELSIOR, MM City of Shorewood 5755 Country Club Road PRESORTED ■ n Shorewood, MN 55331 STANDARD U.S.POSTAGE PAID TWIN CITIES, MN PERMIT #30681 Volunteer for the rink painting party aking Shorewood parks beautiful is a community affair and the city wants to make it a party! Residents and area skaters are asked to help "paint the rink" at Cathcart Park, 26655 W 62nd Street, Saturday, September 28, between 9 a.m. and noon. A rain date has been set for Saturday, October 5. If you are able to join the community event, please R.S.V.P. by calling the city at 952.960.7900. Volunteers should bring a paintbrush for exterior fence painting if they have one and wear old clothes. Help us make this rink shine! ',eptember road construction everal Shorewood roads will get mill and overlay construction during September. Residents using the following roads are encouraged to sign up for email alerts under "I want to" and "Sign up for" on the city website. Email will be the main form of communication for delays and closures during the road project. Construction roads include: Birch Bluff Road Edgewood Road Cardinal Drive Excelsior Blvd (St. Alban's Bay to Deephaven) Country Club Road (Echo to Yellowstone) Sweetwater Curve Hoi iu undbi �Qi ibILi diction Tips for fall If your property is under construction and the project will continue through the winter, there are a few things that you should do to make sure that your yard is ready for the spring thaw: • Make sure dirt stock piles have adequate protection around the base. Small piles can be covered for extra protection. • Silt fences should be secured. They must be rechecked in the spring, but a fall check will result in fewer spring repairs. • Check your construction entrance if the drive is not complete and make sure there is plenty of rock to cover open dirt. If you have questions about these tips, or about any construction - related issues, please contact the city at 952.960.7900, and talk with staff in Building /Inspections. Scott Zerby, Mayor; Patrick Johnson, Jennifer Labadie; Debbie Siakel; Kristine Sundberg City Administrator: Greg Lerud; Newsletter Editor: Julie Moore SHOREWOOD 5735 Country Club Road Shorewood, MN 55331 952.474.7635 COMMUNITY & EVENT CENTER www.southshore- center.org Garage Organizing Workshop FREE Thursday, September 12, 10 —11:30 a.m. Get your garage cleaned out and ready to park the cars in winter. It's not too late! Local Professional Organizer, Michele Dudley, with Reyestone Organization, will offer tips to help you get your garage organized including a Q &Aat the end of the workshop. Call the center at 952.474.7635 to register. Driver Improvement Class Refresher Class Thursday, September 12, First Time Class Saturday, October 19, 8:30 a.m. — 5 p.m. Call MN Safety Center to sign up, 1.800.234.1294. Rag Basket Making Monday, September 16, 1:30 p.m.; $25 Learn to make a rag basket with Bev and Pam from Paint* Paper* Scissors. No experience required! Call to register 952.474.7635. Line Dancing! Nil� Wednesdays, 1 p.m., Ages: All Join the fun and burn some calories as you tone your body and your brain in this one hour class. Call the center to register. 1 — 5 p.m. Closet Organizing Workshop FREE Tuesday, October 15th 7— 8:30 p.m. Fall into a more functional Clothes Closet. Local Professional Organizer, Michele Dudley, with Reyestone Organization, will offer tips to refresh your closets and create breathing space. Save time in your morning routine, by getting organized! Call the center at 952.474.7635 to register. Happy Feet Monday, September 16 Appointments: 763.560.5136; Age: 55+ Clients who regularly receive nursing foot care express an increased sense of comfort and well- being. The health and appearance of the feet are restored so that the client may once again participate in improved daily living. Care includes foot soak, foot massage, care for corns, calluses or problem nails. Make your appointment today. Chair Fitness Wednesdays, 10-10: 30 a.m.; $6 per class This class addresses the needs and challenges of those in need of the stabilizing safety of a chair during workouts. Light weights, stretching and wonderful music will be incorporated into the workout. Flu Shot Friday, October 11 9:30 — 10:30 a.m. Ages: All Call the center to register for your flu shot! Most insurance accepted. Fitness Class Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 8:30 a.m. $6 per class or purchase a discount package with monthly sign up at class Ages: 55+ This program, designed for active adults, uses low impact exercises to get your heart pumping! Exercises can be adapted for all levels of fitness and physical ability. Call the center, 952.474.7635, with questions. Busy Bee Quilters Monday and Wednesday 9 a.m. -12 p.m.; Ages: All Have a great time sharing personal quilt projects, helping each other, and making various service projects. Currently the group is working on mittens, hats and scarves for Caring and Sharing Hands. For more information, call Linda, 952.475.1430. No RSVP necessary. Woodcarving Tuesdays, 9:30 a.m.; Ages: All Have you thought of woodcarving as a hobby or already carve? Stop in and join this community of carvers. Learn how or carve and share your knowledge. No fees or sign up necessary. Knitting Tuesdays, 10:30 a.m.; Ages: All Open to all interested in the needle arts. All levels of expertise welcome. Bring your favorite pattern to share and learn great tips from fellow knitters! No RSVP necessary. Beading Tuesdays, 1 p.m.; Ages: All No experience needed for this fun group. An instructor is available if you are new to beading. Supplies available, or bring your own. For more information contact Linda, 952.475.1430. No RSVP necessary. Mahjong Wednesdays, 1 p.m.; Ages: All Mahjong is a tile -based game which originated in China. It requires tactics, observation, memory, teamwork and is generally played with four players. Join a table each week for a fun and challenging game. Instruction is available. Toastmasters Thursdays, 12 -1 p.m.; Ages: All If you have wondered what Toastmasters is all about, or used to be in a group and are looking for a local group to join, a Toastmasters group is now at Southshore Center weekly. Stop by any Thursday. Bridge Thursdays, 1 p.m.; Ages: All Love the game of bridge? Want to join a table, or improve your skill? Call the center to reserve a spot for weekly games, 952.474.7635. Dementia Support Group Fridays, September 6 and 20 9 -10 a.m.; Ages: All First and third Fridays monthly If you are caring for a loved one with dementia, or someone close to you is suffering from dementia and you could use some support, meet with other concerned caregivers. Learn from each other on ways to be a better caregiver, and to better take care of yourself. Questions? Call Jane at 952.474.4673, or Joanne, 952.474.6022. No RSVP necessary to attend. Movie in ti. Park Freeman Park 6000 Eureka Road Friday, September 6, 8 p.m. Mary Poppins returns In Depression -era London, a now -grown Jane and Michael Banks, along with Michaels three children, are visited by the enigmatic Mary Poppins following a personal loss. Through her unique magical skills, and with the aid of her friend Jack, she helps the family rediscover the joy and wonder missing in their lives. Everyone enjoys watching a movie outdoors on the big screen! Enjoy Freeman Park for the annual movie event. Bring lawn chairs, blankets and snacks. Concessions available. t.AL1 Bring friends and family for this fun community event! Friday, October 25, 5:30 -7:30 p.m. Free Family Fun! Enjoy free German fare, music, and crafts for the kids! Dress in your lederhosen best and join us for this free family event. Free wine and Excelsior Brewing beer tasting. Residents age 55+ are encouraged to join the partners and sign up for event news. Sign up at www. ci. shorewood.mn.us /SeniorPartners. SOUTHSHORE SENIOR PARTNERS TIMES Phone 952- 474 -7635 Address: 5735 Country Club Road_ Shorewood MN 55331 Selling on Craig's List Self Defense Class Have too much stuff? for Seniors The heurr of aceive {i4 ing Learn how to post and sell your Monday September 23rd things on Craig's List. Our instructor, From 10.30am to Noon SSSP Abbey Key, will walk us through this The SouthShore Senior process including taking photos of Partners are dedicated to your items Ron Tobin from Shorewood National encouraging seniors and a discussion of pricing. Karate School will conduct a class (55plus) in self defense for seniors. in maintaining a healthy Don't miss this opportunity to learn and active life style. Our programs provide essential safety tips! seniors with a time to so- cialize and participate in a To register call 952 - 474 -7635 variety of recreational and 777 learning opportunities. $5.00 for members SSSP Board Members: Join us on $10.00 for non - members Sally Bergman Thursday, September 12th for the Tena Brandhorst first of a two part series from 1 -3pm. Shannon Emil The 2nd class in this series will be NATIONAL KARATE Linda Freeman held on Thursday, September 19th � �' Deanna Raap from 1 -3pm. Catherine Turner ACADEMY Or MARTIAL ARTS Theresa zerby Free for members, $5 non - members �.,� If you are interested in Call the Center to register. �,1 joining our board contact 952 - 474 -7635 Tena at the Center. A Trip Out of This World! r Wedneday, October 9th at 11:OOam for a fascinating Power Point P 1 presentation given by Tom and Mary Vande Hei about their Join us at the Shorewood Community & Event Center astronaut son, Mark, and his voyage to for an evening of fun, food and entertainment. the International Space Station. There will be activities for kids, wine and beer tasting too! This is a FREE program! A great time to meet and greet your neighbors, and to Call to register see all the great improvements to the Center. 952 - 474 -7635 Friday, October 25th ` 5:30 to 7:30pm Free event, donations accepted Call the Center for information 952- 474 -7635 Visit the Website www.Southshore-center.org SouthShore Senior Partners Programs Rag Basket Making Learn to make a rag basket with Interested in playing Cribbage? Bev and Pam from Join the fun Tuesday's at fpm Paint* Paper* Scissors. Call the center 952 - 474 -7635 No experience required! Monday, September 16th at 1:30pm i9a ..... ............................... . Cost = $25.00 ...... ............................... Dementia Support Group Register at 952- 474 -7635 Anyone interested in sharing their Garage Organizing Workshop concerns while caring for a loved one with Thursday, September 12th dementia, meet us at the Shorewood 10:00- 11:30am Community Center for a support group Get your garage cleaned out and ready to park the cars session. We will gather on the 1st & before winter. It's not too late! Local professional 3rd Fridays of the month. organizer, Michele Dudley, with Reyestone Organization, September 6th and 20th will offer tips to get your garage organized. October 4th and 18th FREE, but call to register! 9am -10 am ----------------------------- Closet Organizing Workshop For more information call: Tuesday, October 15th Jane Stein 952 - 474 -4673 Joanne Schmid @952- 474 -6022 7pm- 8.30pm Fall into a more functional clothes closet. Local professional organizer, Michele Dudley, will offer NEW! tips to refresh your closets and create breathing space. Save time in your morning routine by getting organized! Line Dancing Free class! Please call to register. Come have some fun every Wednesday at 1:00 pm at the Shorewood Driver Improvement Class Community & Event Center. Refresher Class Join the fun and burn some serious calories as you tone your body and your brain in this one hour Thursday, September 12th 1 -5pm class! First Time Class Saturday, October 19th 8:30 -5pm Each class —$6.00 Call MN Safety Center to sign up Please wear comfortable clothes and 1- 888 - 234 -1294 smooth soled shoes recommended. Call the Center to register 952- 474 -7635 Fitness Class CHAIR FITNESS CLASS Mon. Wed. Fri. at 8:30am $6.00 per class or discount package for Wednesdays at 10:00 am This class addresses the needs of those who require the monthly signup. safety of a chair. Fun exercise class for the active adult! Great exercise for the whole body. $6.00 per class Drop -ins welcome Beading K Bridge Tuesdays at 1:00pm Instructor will help beginners, no experience needed. Make something out of Thursday 1:00pm, your beads you haven't touched in awhile! call the Drop in or call the Center Center for more information Call the Center for information 952- 474 -7635 Visit the Website www.Southshore- center.org SouthShore Senior Partners Calendar Phone: 952-474-7635 Address: 5735 September ` 2019 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri 2 3 4 5 6 Center is Bakery 8:30 -Dance Fitness 1:00- Bridge 8:30- Dance Fitness closed for 9 :00 -Card Crafters 9:00 - Quilting 9:00- Dementia 9:30 -Wood Carvers 10:00 -Chair Fitness Support Group Labor Day 10:30- Knitting and 1:00 - Mahjong Crochet 1 -2pm Line Dancing Holiday 1:00- Beading 9 10 11 12 13 Bakery Bakery 10:00- 11:30am 8:30- Dance Fitness 9:00 -Card Crafters 8:30 - Dance Fitness Garage Organizing 9:00- Quilting 9:30 -Wood Carvers 9:00- Quilting 1:00- Bridge 8:30- Dance Fitness 10 -11am Pickleball 10:30- Knitting and 10:00- Chair Fitness 1:00 -3pm Selling on Craig's List Lessons - weather Crochet 1:00- Mahjong 1:00- Book Club permitting 1:00- Beading 1 -2pm Line Dancing 1 :00 -5pm Driver Refresher Class 16 17 18 19 20 Bakery Bakery 8:30- Dance Fitness Happy Feet 9:00 -Card Crafters 8:30 -Dance Fitness 1:00- Bridge 9:00- Dementia 8:30- Dance Fitness 9 :30 -Wood Carvers 9:00- Quilting 1:00 -3pm Selling Support Group 9:00- Quilting 10 -11am Pickleball 10 :30- Knitting and 10:00- Chair Fitness on Craig's List by 1:30pm- Rag Basket Crochet 1:00- Mahjong Abbey Key Making 1:00- Beading 1 -2pm Line Dancing 23 24 25 26 27 Bakery Bakery 8:30- Dance Fitness 9:00 -Card Crafters 8:30 -Dance Fitness 1:00— Bridge 8:30 -Dance Fitness 9:00- Quilting 9:30 -Wood Carvers 9:00- Quilting 10 -11am Pickleball 10:30- Knitting and 10:00- Chair Fitness 10:30am -Noon Crochet 1:00- Mahjong Senior Self Defense 1:00- Beading 1 -2pm Line Dancing Class 30 Bakery a 3 8:30 —Dance Fitness 9:00 — Quilting Y r 10 -11am Pickleball Une Danci ng Lessons - weather per- mitting SouthShore Senior Partners Calendar Phone: 952- 474 -7635 Address: 5735 Country Club Road, Shorewood MN 55331 IL October �„ �� 2019 104r low Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri 1 2 3 4 Bakery 9:00- Card Crafters 8:30- Dance Fitness 1:00- Bridge 8:30- Dance Fitness 9:30- Wood Carvers 9:00- Quilting 9:00- Dementia 10:30- Knitting and 10:00- Chair Fitness Support Group Crochet 1:00 - Mahjong 1:00- Beading 7 8 9 10 11 Bakery Bakery 8:30- Dance Fitness 9:00- Card Crafters 8:30- Dance Fitness 1:00- Bridge 8:30- Dance Fitness 9:00- Quilting 9:30- Wood Carvers 9:00- Quilting Flu Shots 10 -11am Pickleball 10:30- Knitting and iiam -Intl Space 9:30- 10:30am Lessons - weather Crochet Station Presentation Must Register permitting 1:00- Beading 10:00- Chair Fitness 1:00 - Mahjong 14 15 16 17 18 Bakery Bakery 8:30- Dance Fitness 9:00 -Card Crafters 8:30- Dance fitness 1:00- Bridge 8:30- Dance Fitness 9:00- Quilting 9:30 -wood Carvers 9 :00- Quilting 9:00- Dementia 10 -11am Pickleball 10:30- Knitting and 10:00- Chair Fitness Support Group Lessons - weather Crochet 1:00- Beading 1:00- Mahjong permitting 7- 8:30pm- Closet Organizing Work- shop 21 22 23 24 25 Bakery Happy Feet Bakery 8:30- Dance fitness 1:00- Bridge 8:30- Dance Fitness 8:30- Dance Fitness 9:00 -Card Crafters 9:00- Quilting Oktoberfest 9:00- Quilting 9:30 -Wood Carvers 10:00- Chair fitness 5:30- 7:30pm 10 -11am Pickleball 10:30- Knitting and 1:00- Mahjong Lessons - weather Crochet permitting 1:00- Beading 28 29 30 31 Bakery Bakery 8:30- Dance fitness 1:00- Bridge 8:30- Dance Fitness 9:00 -Card Crafters 9:00- Quilting 9:00- Quilting 9:30 -Wood Carvers 10:00- Chair Fitness 10 -11am Pickleball Les- 10:30- Knitting and 1:00- Mahjong sons - weather Crochet permitting 1:00- Beading SouthShore Senior Partners Activities .- Phone: 952- 474 -7635 Address: 5735 Country Club Road, Shorewood MN 55331 Busy Bee Quilters Come Join our Group! Mon. and Wed. 9:00am - noon We have a great time sharing our personal quilt projects, helping each other and making various service projects. For more info call Linda at 952 - 475 -1430. The Quilting Group needs help making mittens, hats and scarves for Caring and Sharing Hands. Happy Feet Monday, September 16th and Monday, October 19th $40.00 per session Foot soak, foot massage, care for corns, calluses or thick, curled or ingrown toe nails. (if not well advanced) Call for Appointment 763 - 560 -5136 Knitting and Crochet Group Tuesdays at 10:30am Open to all interested in the needle arts. All level of expertise welcome. Bring your favorite patterns to share! No signup required! Bakery Half price bakery goods Every Monday and Tuesday thanks to our friends at Minnetonka Cub. Become a Woodcarver! Have you ever thought about woodcarving as a hobby? Now is your chance to learn more about it! The Woodcarvers at the center will share their knowledge and expertise. Everyone is welcome, no fees or signup. Come in and be a part of a great group! Tuesdays at 9:30am Mahjong Wednesday afternoons at 1:00pm Beginners, walk -ins welcome * Free Pickleball Lessons Monday mornings, 10am, weather permitting. Paddles and balls supplied. Free Card Crafters Donate your used greeting cards. Our card crafters will redesign them into new cards that sell for only 50 cents. Book Club 2nd Thursday, every other month September 12th @ 1:00pm No required reading, just bring a list of your favorite books, and have fun sharing your favorite reads. Volunteers Needed No experience needed! Very light duties We need the help of volunteers to keep our organization run- ning. Please consider helping as little as a few hours a month. Give us a call at 952 - 474 -7635 We would love to have you be part of our team! ICall the Center for information 952- 474 -7635 Visit the Website www.Southshore- center.org I Shorewood Community Center 5735 Country Club Road Shorewood, MN 55331 -8926 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED NON- PROFIT ORG U.S. POSTAGE PAID EXCELSIOR, MN PERMIT NO. 315 Our group is a non profit which rents space in the Shorewood Community Center from the City of Shorewood. We rely on contributions, fundrais- ing and membership to continue our programming. If you are not already a member or supporter, please consider signing up! Become a SouthShore Senior Partner Today and Join the Fun! Name: Basic Membership $25.00 1 1 1 Address: Basic Double Membership $40.00 I I Supporting Member *$50.00- $99.00 I I 1 Phone: Email: Sustaining Member *100.00+ *Any contribution over the basic membership amount is tax deductable 1 Birth Date (optional) Please clip and return your application with payment to SSSP or SouthShore Senior Partners I am 55 +: Circle Yes or No 5735 Country Club Rd. 1 I would like to volunteer Shorewood, MN 55331 1 I I L------------------------------------------------ - - - - -�