Events and MeetingsDue to the risk caused by COVID-19, Corning Area Aging in Place regularly scheduled meetings from September to December 2020 at the Congregational Church will not take place in person. We are, however, planning to have speakers for September, October, and November that can be viewed on this website (see below). This is a work in progress. More information will be forthcoming.Monthly meetings are held on the third Thursday of the month (January through June, and September through November) at 10:00am at:
First Congregational UCC Church 171 West Pulteney Street Corning, NY 14830 (Corner of 171 W. Pulteney St. and Prichard Ave.) |
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October 15, 2020
Can You Hear Me Now? Dr. Suzette Pace, Audiologist She is the owner of Southern Tier Audiology in Elmira as well as offices in Cortland and Vestal. Many of you have expressed an interest in this topic and we think you will find her talk very informative. She will discuss the reason for making a hearing checkup part of your annual physical and what may happen when we neglect our hearing. https://vimeo.com/467192862 |
November 15, 2020
Derek and Mary Woollatt
Derek and his wife, Mary, a retired teacher, are active in Coming's Sister Cities program. Their program “A Visit with Friends in Japan” highlights their trip to Kakegawa where they visited the famous Autumn Lion Festival-Kakegawa Omatsuri and stayed with three families that have stayed with them here previously. Their visit ranged from touring a nuclear power plant to digging yams for dinner.
Derek and Mary Woollatt
Derek and his wife, Mary, a retired teacher, are active in Coming's Sister Cities program. Their program “A Visit with Friends in Japan” highlights their trip to Kakegawa where they visited the famous Autumn Lion Festival-Kakegawa Omatsuri and stayed with three families that have stayed with them here previously. Their visit ranged from touring a nuclear power plant to digging yams for dinner.
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CAAIP Fall 2020 Program coming to Vimeo!
Join Derek Woollatt, President, and Mary Ann Thomas, Program Chair, as they introduce the upcoming video series of CAAIP speakers with many interesting topics! CAAIP will be sharing these videos on this website once recorded, with the links to Vimeo to watch at any time.
So get your popcorn ready, sit back, and relax – and enjoy! https://vimeo.com/456684629 |
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Derek Woollatt, President, videotapes Mary Ann Thomas, Program Chair, in preparation for video taping speakers for CAAIP'S fall programs on our website.
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Everyone enjoying their space!
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Program Committee planning programs for 2020. Present are Ed Lewis, Margo Brown, Trudie Bartholomew, Tim Frawley, Salley Kersting, back row; and Mary Ann Thomas, Chair, Mary K. Squiggle, Joanne Herman, Jean Wosinski; Judy Garrett, photographer.
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Work has begun on an updated Solutions Directory.
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PLEASE NOTE: Due to the COVID-19 Coronavirus concerns, CAAIP meetings will be postponed until further notice.
POSTPONED >>> STAY TUNED FOR UPDATES!
Thursday, March 19, 2020, 10:00am
CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?
Suzette A. Pace, Doctor of Audiology
Many of you have expressed an interest in a program about hearing. How do we know if we are losing our hearing – will it be obvious? What are the social and maybe safety issues if I neglect my hearing? These and other issues regarding our ears will be addressed by Suzette A. Pace, Doctor of Audiology.
Thursday, March 19, 2020, 10:00am
CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?
Suzette A. Pace, Doctor of Audiology
Many of you have expressed an interest in a program about hearing. How do we know if we are losing our hearing – will it be obvious? What are the social and maybe safety issues if I neglect my hearing? These and other issues regarding our ears will be addressed by Suzette A. Pace, Doctor of Audiology.
Information regarding cancellations can be found at local TV stations, Channel 3 or 12.
Contact Us
Please provide your information below so the CAAIP can contact you with a quarterly meeting notice card in the mail.
Upcoming CAAIP Programs
All meetings will be held at First Congregational UCC Church (Corner of W. Pulteney St. and Pritchard Ave., Corning, NY)