Wesley United Methodist Church
Indianapolis, Indiana

Senior Adults
UPCOMING EVENTS:


If you have suggestions for outings, please let Marjorie
Pottenger, Pat Rahke or Mary Lou Annarino know.  
Thanks.


The Wesley Senior Adults wish to invite all members of
the Wesley congregation to participate in events, trips
and luncheons.  We have no age limit!
GOLDEN EAGLES
Eagledale Seniors
Eagle Library Meeting Room
3325 Lowry Rd. (at 34th & Georgetown)
11:30 a.m.—1:30 a.m.



Sponsored by:
ENA
Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center
Eagledale Community Center Committee

Need further information?  Call:
Sheila Searcy: 639-6106 ext. 172 or 171


Contact Kaye Smith concerning events
for the Eagledale Community Senior
(Golden Eagles) meetings by calling the
church office.
Eagledale Community Center

Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center finally has been able
to answer Eagledale’s need for a community center.  
The doors opened in May to serve senior citizens and
children at Northwest United Methodist Church’s food
pantry.  This month the center plans to offer a youth
summer camp program, thus relieving Covenant
Baptist Church of this Mary Rigg service.
The task force is still working the kinks out of where to
begin because the community center’s memorandum
of understanding was recently signed.  The Methodist
Church still retains property ownership while Mary
Rigg, through the United Way’s financial assistant, will
pay for the cosmetic improvements and utilities.  The
agreement also made a provision for the community
center to takeover the church’s food pantry
operations.
Social Security TRUTH FORUM
Concerned individuals of any age and their families are invited
to attend the upcoming Social Security TRUTH FORUM.  The
forum will be held on Monday, June 6th at North United
Methodist Church, 3808 N. Meridian Street in Indianapolis.  
Coffee and sign-in will be at 9am with the forum starting at 9:
30am.

For 70 years, Social Security has done its job, and done it well.  
Americans have been provided with social insurance—
protection from poverty should they become disabled, lose a
spouse or parent, or retire with no pension.

At the forum, you can learn why young families need Social
Security just as much as older citizens; why taking money out of
Social Security is the worst thing we can do; and what you can
do to ensure Social Security can keep doing its job for
generations to come.

The forum is being sponsored by United Senior Action of
Indiana, Indianapolis Resource Center for Independent Living,
Indian Institute for Working Families (ICHHI), Alliance for Retired
Americans and AARP Indiana.

United Senior Action of Indiana
324 W. Morris Street, Suite 114
Indianapolis, IN  46225
317-634-0872 * 800-495-0872
Email: info@usaindiana.org
Website:  www.usaindiana.org