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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Monday, March 21, 2011
14th Annual Bar Pool Tournaments - Avalon Bar
Join us Sunday, March 27, atAvalon Bar
18020 County Road 451, Hillman
for the fourth 9-Ball Tournament of 2011.
Registration - 11:30am
Pool Play begins - noon
Costs - $5.00 per player
Lunch provided to players by Avalon Bar
Non-players lunch for $5.00 donation to the Alzheimer's Association
50/50 raffle
$500 cash prize raffle (drawing 04-15-11)
32 or less players - double elimination
33 or more players - singles elimination
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Senate Appropriation Subcommittee Meeting March 16
Pegg Thomas, from our Alpena office, will be testifying before the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee in Lansing on Wednesday, March 16th. She will be appealing to the Senators for reinstatement of funding for the Greater Michigan Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association.
All state funding was cut in 2009. But today is a new day! Our new governor wants "value for dollar" spending and that's what we plan to demonstrate to the Senators on Wednesday. Here is a snippet from Pegg's testmony:
District 35 - Darwin Booher
District 36 - John Moolenaar
District 37 - Howard Walker
We currently have no state or federal funding. Our offices survive on the generosity of the people of Northern Michigan, some grants and our fundraising events. Given the state of the economy here in Michigan, however, it hasn't been enough. We are facing a dire shortfall at the end of our fiscal year on June 30, 2011. Nobody wants to cut services, but we face that possibility without a change from Lansing. Please make that contact now.
All state funding was cut in 2009. But today is a new day! Our new governor wants "value for dollar" spending and that's what we plan to demonstrate to the Senators on Wednesday. Here is a snippet from Pegg's testmony:
You can help by contacting your local Senator and asking that he look at the facts and make the determination to support the Greater Michigan Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association.According to data release this year, in Michigan there are 180,000 people with dementia. If even 1% of them per year, 1,800 people, are able to live an extra 3 months at home due to our services, it will save the State of Michigan $8,497,764 in nursing home Medicaid payments alone. The state could reinstate our past support of $600,000 yearly and still save $7,897,764 per year.
District 35 - Darwin Booher
District 36 - John Moolenaar
District 37 - Howard Walker
We currently have no state or federal funding. Our offices survive on the generosity of the people of Northern Michigan, some grants and our fundraising events. Given the state of the economy here in Michigan, however, it hasn't been enough. We are facing a dire shortfall at the end of our fiscal year on June 30, 2011. Nobody wants to cut services, but we face that possibility without a change from Lansing. Please make that contact now.
Monday, March 14, 2011
14th Annual Bar Pool Tournament - Know-Good Pub & Grub
Join us Sunday, March 20, atKnow-Good Pub & Grub
12350 State St, Atlanta
for the third 9-Ball Tournament of 2011.
Registration - 11:30am
Pool Play begins - noon
Costs - $5.00 per player
Lunch provided to players by Know-Good Pub & Grub
Non-players lunch for $5.00 donation to the Alzheimer's Association
50/50 raffle
$500 cash prize raffle (drawing 04-15-11)
32 or less players - double elimination
33 or more players - singles elimination
Saturday, March 12, 2011
McFalda Law Office - Rogers City

Thank you McFalda Law Office for joining us again in 2011 as a Program Sponsor for Walk to End Alzheimer's in Alpena! Attorney Judy McFalda cares about the people of Northern Michigan. This is the 3rd year McFalda Law Office has made this commitment. Returning sponsors build the backbone of our Walks.
Join the cause by supporting Walk to End Alzheimer's today. Start a team, join a team, or donate to a registered walker on-line today. The end of Alzheimer's starts HERE.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Brain Awareness Week - March 14-20, 2011
What is Brain Awareness Week and why should we care about it? Started in 1996 by The Dana Alliance, Brain Awareness Week focuses international attention on the field of neuroscience and offers opportunities for teachers and students to engage in fun educational activities. The goals include:* Inspire the next generation of scientists
* Contribute to general understanding of basic brain functions
* Improve public health by expanding awareness of neurological disorders
* Make the connection between increased support for biomedical research and benefits to public health
All of these goals fall in line with our vision for a world without Alzheimer's. Today's student may be tomorrow's scientist who unlocks the mystery of the disease.
Do something good for your brain during the week. Take a walk (exercise), visit with friends (be social), play a game (stimulate your mind), and try one of the healthy recipes (eat healthy foods) found here on our blog.
Monday, March 7, 2011
14th Annual Bar Pool Tournaments - Hi Way Inn
Join us Sunday, March 13, atHi Way Inn
231 N State St, Hillman
for the second 9-Ball Tournament of 2011.
Registration - 11:30am
Pool Play begins - noon
Costs - $5.00 per player
Lunch provided to players by Hi Way Inn
Non-players lunch for $5.00 donation to the Alzheimer's Association
50/50 raffle
$500 cash prize raffle (drawing 04-15-11)
32 or less players - double elimination
33 or more players - singles elimination
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