Past Programs

ON ZOOM ONLY
by Heather Christensen
Worthwhile Organizing, LLC

Make your home more enjoyable! Heather will share home organizing tips and tricks so that you can find more peace and calm in your home. Hear success stories and learn about different projects ranging from decluttering basements to photo-worthy pantries.

Heather Christensen is a local business owner. She is a certified Professional Home Organizer and Home Stager. She enjoys projects such as unpacking, new home setup, space optimization, sorting sessions, and one-on-one coaching with her fabulous clients.

This program will be by ZOOM ONLY. For a link to the program, email info@scottclub.org

Celebrate the holidays with a delicious luncheon of either Beef/Vegetable Pot Pie or Dinner Salad with Grilled Chicken. Dessert will be Cherry Crisp with vanilla ice cream. Luncheon cost: $12.00

The South Haven Chamber Orchestra, a group of talented musicians from South Haven High School under the direction of Jessica Fiedorowicz, will entertain with a program of holiday classics. Join us for this festive program! Guests are welcome!

Last chance to buy raffle tickets for drawing to be held following the program.

LUNCHEON PROGRAM AND ENTERTAINMENT AT
SENIOR SERVICES OF VAN BUREN COUNTY
8337 M-140, SOUTH HAVEN.
RSVP REQUIRED. CONTACT INFO@SCOTTCLUB.ORG
NO ZOOM

By Frances Rose

The Ninety-Nines is the national organization of women pilots that promote the advancement of aviation through education, scholarships & mutual support while honoring their history. Michigan Chapter member, Frances Rose, a third-generation pilot, assists with social media and events including Girl Scout Aviation Day. Frances will be speaking on the past and current role of the Ninety-Nines in promoting women in aviation.

By Debi Robertson

Debi Robertson will examine the history of the women who shaped America in the footsteps of their Revolutionary War Patriots and introduce today’s Daughters of the American Revolution. Debi is the Regent of the Algonquin Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution in St. Joseph/Benton Harbor, Michigan. Living in Berrien Springs, Michigan with her husband and dachshund, she is a retired educator who loves to share history and the work of the DAR. She has five sons and 13 grandchildren.

By JoAnn Flowers

Cognitive decline is not inevitable as we age. This session will equip participants with a basic understanding of dementia and brain health and address common myths. JoAnn Flowers, AARP Driver Safety Instructor, Medicare/Medicaid Counselor and volunteer extraordinaire, will describe specific steps people can take at any age to optimize their chances of maintaining their cognitive health. JoAnn will also offer ideas and resources that individuals, families and community leaders can share to empower people who currently have dementia to continue living with joy, meaning and purpose.

This program will be at Camp Channing
790 53rd Street, Pullman, Michigan
On-site only – NO ZOOM

By Lisa Galdikas

Join us at Camp Channing in Pullman Michigan. Current owner, Lisa Galdikas will give us a tour and tell us about Camp Channing’s history: the Division Street YMCA camp for inner city boys and girls located on Upper Scott Lake. Transportation is on your own. We will meet at Camp Channing at 1:00 p.m. for the tour.

By Valerie Marvin

Literary societies like the South Haven Scott Club were founded in the latter part of the 1800’s in response to women wanting to broaden their minds and pursue intellectual development. In March of 1874 in the capital city, twenty-five women gathered together to create the Lansing Woman’s Club for the purpose of “providing a forum for self-improvement through the study of literature, the sciences, and the fine arts.” The club is still strong and vibrant 148 years later. Lansing Woman’s Club member and Michigan Capital Historian, Valerie Marvin will talk about the literary club movement and the history of the Lansing club. Anna Krajecki will present a short history of the Scott Club, and it will be interesting to compare and contrast the organizations.

By Roger Horton

What was it like to grow up in a small West Michigan port town in the 50’s and 60’s? Roger Horton will recount his boyhood adventures with friends from days gone by and will share photos of their various escapades. Roger has been an active member of the local community for many years and is noted as the resident storyteller. Take a trip back in time and enjoy Roger’s stories of the “Boyz on Bikez”.