The Active Lifestyle Thursday, September 12 10:00am-3:00pm Museum Center at 5ive Points 200 Inman St. E, Cleveland • Medical Services • Fitness & Health Care • Legal Services • Community Services • Housing/Respite Care • Financial Planning • Home Care • Senior Safety • Senior Travel • Pharmacy • Food & Beverage Samples A special Supplement to the Cleveland Daily Banner 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, September 8, 2019 www.clevelandbanner.com Information, food, prizes await at senior expo On Thursday, Sept. 12, and sponsor this event for the LimeLife by Alcone Skincare & There will be vendors off er- the Cleveland Daily Banner benefi t of mature adults in the Cosmetics, Isbill Floral Gallery ing door prizes throughout the will partner with Life Care of Cleveland and Bradley County (gifts) and JVS Sales (pro- Expo. Cleveland, Garden Plaza of area,” Ralph Baldwin, editor motional items and jewelry), The Banner will be giving Cleveland, Tennova Health- and publisher of the Cleveland Reefers CBD Dispensary and away two vacation packages, care-Cleveland and Cleveland Daily Banner said. Bienestar CBD (CBD items). according to Sheena Meyer, Utilities to bring the inaugural “We hope for a large crowd There will also be food advertising director. Fifty-Five+ Senior Expo to the to stop in and learn more vendors including Bakery on To be eligible to win a vaca- Museum Center at 5ive Points. about staying active, senior Main, Cleveland Country Club, tion, event guests 55 and older Today, most seniors want to housing options, health con- Jittery Joe’s Coff ee & Gifts/ will collect stickers from all maintain an active lifestyle. cerns, investing for retirement, Preferred Cherokee Pharmacy, vendors on a grid printed in They also want to have the best Medicare enrollment infor- and Tina’s Tummy Yummys the event program; the com- possible services. mation, travel planning, and (sugar-free and regular items). pleted grid will be turned in at The expo is designed to other areas of interest to those If you enter the museum the newspaper’s check-in table, showcase some of the products 55 and older — as well as those and smell popcorn, stop by and two winners chosen from and services that can have a approaching that age group.” the Garden Plaza of Cleveland valid entries. required,” Meyer said. “And positive impact on the quality The businesses and organiza- area. Winners will receive a free, packages are transferable. of life of our senior residents. tions participating will not only The Banner will be provid- three-day/two-night vacation The Fifty-Five+ Senior Expo More than 40 businesses will be sharing information. Some ing attendees with goody bags to the destination of their be shining the spotlight on will be off ering opportunities to make it easier for guests to choice, from a list of Hilton will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 their services, products and to purchase items. The muse- collect and carry information Hotels & Resorts properties. p.m. at the Museum Center at programs and how they benefi t um’s Gift Gallery will be open. provided by the vendors. The “There are no blackout dates, 5ive Points. the community. Other vendors selling items Banner will include this 40- no peak season surcharg- Admission and parking are “We are glad to organize include The Red Ribbon (gift), page section. es, no taxes and no deposits free. Index Cleveland Country Club ........ .27 .... 27 Legacy Village......................... 16 .... 21 Senior Insurance ............... 26 ... 30 Story Ad Cleveland Utilities ................. 18 .... 3 Life Care of Cleveland............ 38 .... 40 Tennessee Valley Urology... 24 ... 18 Ahlberg Audiology ....... 26 ............ 25 Companion Funeral Home ..... 8 .... 33 LimeLife by Alcone................. 39 .... 22 Tennova Healthcare .......... .. 6 .... 5 Amedisys...................... 26 ........... 10 Erlanger Health System ........ 20 ... 15 MyRide TN S.E........................ 36 .... 23 The Bridge.......................... 31.... 17 Bakery on Main............ 8 ........... 12 Garden Plaza ........................... 4 ... 40 Museum Center....................... 22..... 2 The law offi ces of Beltone ............ 10 ........... 31 Gastrointestinal Association... 19 .... 17 Nationwide.............................. 36.... 34 Andrew Morgan.......13....... 8 Bienestar CBD ............ 10 ........... 18 Hearth Hospice......................... 32 ... 31 Ocoee Insurance..................... 11 ... 39 The Red Ribbon...................17 ...... 2 Boundless Moving ....... 12 ........... 29 Hospice of Chattanooga...........39 .....12 Preferred Care at Home ......... 29 ....22 Tina’s Timmy Yummy......... 28 ..... 28 Bradley Healthcare ...... 11 ............ 8 Hughes Retirement.................. 17..... 7 Preferred Cherokee Pharmacy 35... 32 U-Turn Institute.................. 14 ...... 34 Brookdale .....................12 ............. 36 Isbill Florist.............................. 28 ... 39 Premier Surgical...................... 37 ... 19 Vascular Institute............... 16 ...... 11 Chattanooga Heart.........13 ............. 3 Jittery Jones............................ 35 ... 32 Reefers CBD Dispensary.......... 30 ... 28 Voytik Center .................... 32 ...... 9 Chattanooga Wellness ..14 ............ 32 JVS Sales.................................. 19 ... 10 Richardson Group.................... 24 ... 13 Y.M.C.A................................ 14 .... 37 Gifts For All Occasions 270 Central Avenue, Cleveland, Tennessee 423-473-1114 Store Hours: Monday-Friday 10-3 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, September 8, 2019—3 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, September 8, 2019 www.clevelandbanner.com Garden Plaza at Cleveland 3500 Keith St. N.W. 423-479-4447 GardenPlazaAtCleveland.com As a fi rst-rate senior living com- munity in Cleveland, Garden Plaza at Cleveland provides inde- pendent and assisted senior living services that help seniors take full advantage of the rest, relax- ation and security they worked hard to earn. 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