May 2007 - Northville Parks and Recreation

Northville Senior
COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER
Ages 50 And Over
Northville Senior Community Center, 303 W. Main St., Northville, MI (248) 349-4140
May 2007
Honor Our Heroes
Memorial Day is a time to remember, reflect, and honor those who
risked their lives to protect us and country. We salute their valor and
courage for bringing home the gift of liberty.
As the weather gets warmer, we are getting busier, planning more and
more activities for you to enjoy. Among those is the THIRD ANNUAL
WESTERN WAYNE COUNTY SENIOR OLYMPICS! We are already
taking registrations for this big event. More details can be found on
page 16. Plans for our 2007 SENIOR FEST are also underway.
Tickets are on sale now! Please see page 10 for more information.
We would like to wish all those special women
out there a very happy Mother’s Day on
Sunday, May 13, 2007.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE...
Senior Prom................................................................................Page 8
Greektown Casino......................................................................Page 8
Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser.....................................................Page 9
Little River Casino and Resort..................................................Page 9
Grandparent and Grandchild Day...........................................Page 10
Mackinac Trip............................................................................Page 11
Information
Northville Senior Community Center
303 West Main Street
Northville , MI 48167
(248) 349-4140
(248) 449-9934 Transportation Office
(248) 348-5275 Fax
Senior Community Center office hours:
Monday thru Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Programs made possible by:
City of Northville, Northville Township,
Northville Parks & Recreation,
Senior Alliance-Area Agency on Aging 1-C,
Office of Services to the Aging (OSA),
Older Michiganians Act,
Northville Senior Advisory Commission.
Staff: Sue Koivula, Dennis Smith, Marti Jones,
Ken Murray, Jerrilyn Camp, Nancy Cash,
Carol McLaughlin, Bill Goodaker,
Bonnie Schrot, Keith Camp, Don Keys,
John Colizzi, Russ Wolfram, Ken Morley, and
Om Kathuria.
Senior Advisory Commission Members
Brad Werner, Lorraine Steimel,
Jim Nield, Judith Wollack, Jerry Mittman,
Jackie Bousha, Carolann Ayers,
and Iris Antuna
Meetings are usually held the 3rd
Thursday of each month at 1:00 pm.
Meetings are open to the public. Call the
Senior Community Center for information.
Websites of Interest
Northville Parks and Rec:
northvilleparksandrec.org
City of Northville: www.ci.northville.mi.us
Northville Twp:
twp.northville.mi.us
Northville Library: www.northville.lib.mi.us
Northville Schools: www.northville.k12.mi.us
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Table of Contents
Program Information..............................3
Fitness/Health/Computers.…………...4-6
Movies and Games…….…..…………...7
Special Events…........……........……..8-9
Coming Attractions……………….…….10
Mackinac Trip................................…...11
Calendar.......…....................……...12-13
Contracted Trips…………………….14-15
Senior Olympics/Red Hatters...............16
Services/Transportation…..…………...17
Our Sponsors………………...……..18-20
Advertising
Since our newsletter reaches over 1,400
residents in Northville and surrounding
communities, it’s a great way for your business
to advertise. Sales from our monthly ads
support the cost of printing and mailing our
newsletter. Any additional monies go into
programming and administration of new
programs. To place an ad, just call the
NSCC at: (248) 349-4140.
A GREAT BIG “THANK YOU” TO...
Our Coffee Sponsors:
American House
First Financial Reverse Mortgage
Our Mackinac Trip sponsors:
Masonpro, Inc.
Northville Hearing Aid Center
Northville Senior Community Center (NSCC)
Summary of Programs and Services
Monthly Activities
- Classes, seminars, workshops
- Cards & games
- Movies every Friday
- Special events and day trips
- Contracted trips
- 50/50 monthly raffle
- Computer training
Yearly Activities
- Income tax services
- Picnics
- Health Expo/flu shots
- Housing Expo
- Holiday luncheons
- Senior Prom
- Mackinac Island trip
- Local parades
Health and Fitness
- Senior spelling bee
- Tai Chi, Strength Training, Yoga, - Senior Olympics
Oxycise, Walking, Line Dance,
Monday - Friday
- Massage Therapy, chair massage
8 am - 4:30 pm
- Foot reflexology
- Health presentations
Services
- Telecare
- Chore referral
- Medical Equipment Loan
- Blood pressure check
- Glucose check
- Liquid nutrition pickup
- Focus Hope pickup
Transportation To and From….
- Appointments
- Grocery shopping
- Mall shopping
- Medical appointments
- Activities and events
Northville Senior Adult Services
Donation Program
Registration and Payment
The purpose of the donation program is to provide individuals, groups and others with an opportunity to contribute to the ongoing and future
needs of the Northville Senior Community and
Senior Adult Services.
Pre-registration is required on ALL activities,
classes and travel.
Your contribution will provide for high quality
programs, services and facilities for senior adults
of the community.
The Northville Senior Adult Services program
provides residents of the Northville community,
age 50+, an opportunity to participate in activities
that improve their health, maintain their independence, learn new skills, provide stress relief
and contribute to the community.
Your donation
may be tax
deductible.
Please consult
your tax
advisor.
Payment: Pre-payment (cash, check or
charge) is required. Make checks payable to
Northville Parks and Rec. or Northville Senior Community Center, unless otherwise indicated.
Contracted Trips: To pay the full amount
for day trips or deposits on extended travel,
your check MUST be made payable to the
travel agency that is sponsoring the trip.
Call the NSCC office to obtain the name of
the agency.
Cancelled Programs: Please register early
to avoid disappointment. Low enrollment will
cancel or postpone some classes, trips and
other events.
Refunds: No refunds will be given on
ticketed events unless we can fill the position
from a waiting list. Only then will a refund
be made.
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Fitness/Health/Computers
Instruction by Rosemary Krest. She is well
known in the area for teaching Senior Line
Dancing in Novi, Wixom, Farmington and
other centers throughout the metro area.
Line dancing is a good way to make new
friends, socialize with old friends and learn a
new dance step or two. Kick up your heels!
Call the NSCC for more information.
(248) 349-4140.
Classes run every
Monday, 10:00 am - 11:00 am
The cost is only $15 for
four weeks
or $4 per class.
Come join the fun!
TOPS
(Take Off Pounds Sensibly)
Join the group at the Northville SCC
who support each other in weight loss.
Every Thursday.
9:00 am - 10:00 am Weigh-In
and Meeting
Improve your health with…
Computer Courses for Seniors!
Join this fun and beneficial class today! Just
$59 for six weeks.
Learn computer basics, how to create and use a
word document, and how to use email. Please
bring a 3.5 floppy disk or you can buy one from
the Northville District Library for just 50 cents.
Tai Chi
Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese discipline that
integrates mind, body and spirit. The health
benefits include improved flexibility, balance,
coordination, circulation, lower blood pressure, increased physical functioning, decreased stress and increased weight loss.
Practicing Tai Chi will gently tone muscles
without strain, unlike high impact exercises.
Instruction by: Zhao Qi-Roderick
Open
to all
Ages!
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Begins May 29, 2007
7:00 - 8:00 pm
Pre-registration
is required.
Computer I: Wednesday, May 16-June 6
6:00 - 7:00 pm
Word Processing I: Wednesday, May 16-June 6
7:30 - 8:30 pm
$30 for each four week
session.
Pre-registration
required.
Fitness/Health
WALKING CLUB!
The Northville Senior Community Center gym
is open every weekday from 8:00 to 10:00 am
for walkers to use free of charge.
On May 15 there will be certified therapists
from Heartland Plymouth Court to give you
some tips and provide a “circuit” type workout
for those interested. Please register for the
Walkers Club and receive free items along the
way. Please contact the NSCC at (248) 3494140 to register.
Sponsored by
Heartland
Plymouth Court.
Other days during the week, a
timed CD will be played to
enhance your walking.
Strength Training
Light weights with a little gentle Yoga
Diane Siegel-DiVita, Instructor
Monday, 9:30 - 11:00 am
Next session: June 4
Or
Friday, 9:30 am -11:00 am
Next session: May 18
$40 for eight weeks or $5
per class.
Learn to comfortably lift weights from sitting,
standing and lying positions. This is a nopressure opportunity to improve your overall
health. Especially good for those with arthritis and/or osteoporosis. Bring something to
lie on (yoga sticky mat, blanket or beach
towel).
Blood Pressure Check
Yoga Class
Every Month
At the Northville Senior
Community Center
Begins Thursday
May 24, 2007 at 9:30 am
Second Tuesday, 10:00 am-11:30 am
May 8th provided by Westland
Convalescent Center.
Yoga is an ancient system that is based
on relieving tension in the body and mind
through the practice of postures,
breathing technique and relaxation.
All levels are welcome. (Bring a mat.)
There will be no blood pressure
taken on May 28, since
that is Memorial Day.
Glucose Check
Second Tuesday
10:00 - 11:30 am
May 8th, 2007
$70 for ten weeks or $7 per class.
Instruction by Diane Siegel-DeVita.
Pre-registration is
required for this class.
Call the NSCC for more
information.
(248) 349-4140.
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Fitness/Health
Massage Therapy by
Paul Najar
FOOT
REFLEXOLOGY
Massage Therapy is a great way to deal with the
stresses of modern life. Massage therapy improves circulation, boosts the immune system,
improves flexibility of muscles, lowers blood
pressure, reduces swelling, and helps the body
remove wastes and toxins from the tissues. We
offer a variety of massage techniques at the
Northville Senior Community Center:
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Acupressure
Swedish Massage
Deep Tissue Release
Shiatsu Massage
Sports Massage
Elder Massage
Paul is nationally certified and has taught massage therapy as an apprentice teacher for two
years. Massage by Paul is offered at the NSCC
for only $45 per hour every Thursday from
9:00 am until 2:30 pm. Please contact the
Northville Senior Community Center at (248)
349-4140 and make your appointment today!
A simple, powerful diaphragmatic breathing technique
combined with flexing and contracting of all
muscle groups. This increases cell oxygenation
throughout the entire body.
What can Oxycise do for you?
Burn calories faster, get rid of fat and cellulite,
improve your strength, lose weight, lose inches,
reduce stress, improve energy level, strengthen
back, spines, bones, and so much more!
With Oxycise you’re going to rev up your metabolism, feel great, have lots of energy, and
slim, trim, and tone.
Classes meet Monday and
Wednesday at 10:00 am
Beginners come at 9:45 am
for orientation.
$1 per class.
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$30.00/hr
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Clarence Brown, reflexologist, offers
this wonderful, alternative healing on
the last Wednesday of every month.
These appointments go fast so book
early. Call (248) 349-4140 for your appointment. There is a $15 fee for any
“no show” without notice. Make your
feet happy. Make your appointment
today!
Tim Manigold, a certified massage therapist
from the Golden Institute of Massage in
Golden, Colorado is at the NSCC every
Monday from 9:00 am to Noon.
Come in to NSCC
today to enter our weekly
drawing for a chance for a free
chair massage!
The cost is $15 for a 15 minute
session and pre-registration is
required. Call the NSCC today
to make your appointment!
Tim’s appointment book fills fast!
Movies and Games
Friday Flicks 1:00 pm
Every Friday at the NSCC
Only $1 per person
May 4
An Inconvenient Truth
PG
Al Gore has traveled the world delivering a
presentation on the global climate change,
proving that humankind must confront global
warming now or face the devastating consequences -- this film captures his journey as a
worldwide environmental champion. Starring
Al Gore. Viewer Request.
MOVIE SUGGESTIONS
Please remember that we are always
looking for movie titles that you want to
see! Be sure to fill out a suggestion form
at the front desk. We count on your input
show movies that YOU want to see.
WE NEED TO KNOW WHAT YOU
WANT! GIVE US YOUR IDEAS!
Cards
May 11
Dreamgirls
PG-13
Dreamgirls follows the rise of a trio of women
who have formed a promising girl group
called the Dreamettes. Though the Dreams
become a crossover phenomenon, they soon
realize that the cost of fame and fortune may
be higher than they ever imagined. Starring
Beyonce Knowles, Anita Nono Rose, Jennifer
Hudson, Jamie Foxx, Danny Glover and
Eddie Murphy. Viewer Request.
Bridge - Wednesday 12:00 - 3:30pm
May 18
Little Miss Sunshine
R
Together, the motley six-member family treks
from Albuquerque to the Little Miss Sunshine
pageant in Redondo Beach, CA, to fulfill the
deepest wish of 7-year-old Olive, an ordinary
little girl with big dreams. The Hoovers learn
to trust and support each other along the path
of life, no matter what the challenge, Starring
Greg Kinnear, Steve Carell and Toni Collette.
Viewer Request.
Bridge - Every Wednesday night
7:00 - 10:00 pm.
May 25
Because I Said So
PG-13
Daphne Wilder is a well-meaning single parent who has raised three fantastic girls. The
only problem is they’re about to strangle her.
Comic mayhem unfolds as the well-intended
mom continues to do the wrong thing for the
right reasons. Starring Diane Keaton, Mandy
Moore, Lauren Graham and Gabriel Macht.
Viewer Request.
Pinochle -Mon & Thurs 12:30 - 4:30
pm (double deck) Reminder: Last hand
is played at 4:00 pm
Pinochle - Tuesday 12:30 - 3:30 pm
(single deck)
Euchre - Monday, 12:30 - 3:30 pm
Poker - Friday, 11:00 am
Cost to play cards is $1.00.
BUNCO
Our fun Bunco group meets on the
second Thursday of each month. Our
next meeting is on May 10, 2007
at 12:30 pm. Please call the Northville
Senior Community Center at least
24 hours in advance to let us know
that you’re coming! (248) 349-4140.
The cost is $1 per person.
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May Special Events
Senior Prom, Wednesday
May 2, 2007
Tool Swap, Thursday & Friday
May 3 & 4, 2007
Enjoy a spaghetti dinner prepared by students
from Hillside Middle School. Afterward, the
Northville High School Jazz Band will provide
entertainment and play your favorite melodies.
Sponsored by the Hillside Middle School
students and staff. At Hillside Middle School.
Free. 4:00 - 6:30 pm.
Swap the tools you have for the tools you want!
Clean out those garages, basements, shops and
sheds. We will also accept donated tools that we
can sell to benefit the Northville Adult Services
Programs. We will be accepting donations right
up until the day of the sale. The swap will begin
at 8:30 am until 4:00 pm. Only $25 per table.
Detroit Tigers, Wednesday
May 24, 2007
Housing and Caregiver Day
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
Our May 10 vs. Seattle trip has been filled, but
come with us on the 24th to watch the Tigers
play Los Angeles!
The cost is $35 for
residents and $45 for non-residents. The cost
includes a free soft drink and a pizza slice or
hot dog. We will depart at 11:30 am. Preregistration is required.
The Northville Senior Community Center will be
hosting this year’s expo. Learn about all of the
housing alternatives and care giving services
available in the area. Representatives from local
senior housing facilities and local senior caregiver
businesses will be at the center to answer all of
your questions. We will have guest speakers,
housing community booths, prize drawings, refreshments and much more. The expo will be
from 11:30 am to 2:30 pm. This is a FREE activity and no registration is required.
Senior Golf League
Thursday, May 3, 2007
Join a great league! We have lots of fun
and rotate playing partners each week.
The cost is $40 to join, which will be used
for prizes and a banquet at the end of the
season. We will be playing at the
Riverbend Golf Course in South Lyon.
League play begins on May 3, 2007 at
10:00 am.
Call the NSCC for more
information!
Wildflower Walk at Maybury
Friday, May 4, 2007
The snow is gone! The sun is bright! spring
wild flowers are in full bloom at Maybury State
Park. This walk is led by naturalist Selena
Browne. We will depart at 10:15 am. Those
driving independently should meet at the
concession stand using the 8 Mile road
entrance. The 3/4 mile walk will be over
paved trails and lasts about an hour. The
walk is subject to weather. Don’t forget your
camera! $5 for transportation.
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“Respect” at the Gem Theatre
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Join us for the journey of women from codependence to independence. See the progress
of women from property of their husbands to
presidents of countries in the 20th century. Hear
it through a dramatic musical presentation. We
will depart at 4:30 pm from the parking lot across
from the post office. Dinner is included at the
Century Grill. Please select your menu choice at
time of registration. $70 for residents and $80 for
non-residents. Pre-registration is required.
Greektown Casino
Monday, May 14, 2007
Join us for some gaming time at the Greektown
Casino! We will depart at 9:00 am from the parking lot across from the post office and return approximately 3:30 pm. You will receive $20 cash
back at the casino. Pre-registration is required!
May Special Events
One-Stroke Painting Demo
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Massage Therapy by Heartland
Rehabilitation
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Join Jean Belluz for this FREE demo of oneSeniors can receive a personal touch with a stroke painting technique. Then, you’re
chair massage working the shoulders, neck, surely want to register for her basic class
back and arms which can be very beneficial to being held on May 29th. 1:00 pm.
increase circulation and an overall feeling of
Pine River Alpacas
well-being. Please pre-register. FREE!
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser
Friday, May 18, 2007
Join us for a great time and a great meal with
friends and family. Dinner includes Spaghetti,
salad, garlic bread, dessert, coffee, tea and
punch. Only $5 per person and pre-registration
is required. All proceeds will go directly to
benefit the Senior Adult Services programs.
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm.
Little River Casino & Resort and
Soaring Eagle Casino
May 20-21, 2007
Observe the Alpacas in their lush green pastures. These gentle creatures will win your
heart! We’ll visit the farm store to see the
items made from Alpaca fur: gloves, socks
and more. Then, we’ll stop at Mary Maxim’s
in Port Huron for a little shopping and lunch
at the Thomas Edison Inn. We will depart at
8:30 a.m. Pre-registration is required. $35.
One-Stroke Painting: Wildflowers
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
Learn how to paint quickly and easily! Paint
a lovely wildflower picture that is suitable for
framing. Students must bring their own
brushes and a few household items. Contact
Jean prior to class for more information.
248-679-8880. 1:00 pm. Pre-register. $18.
Join us for this fun overnight trip! Your trip will
include: One night lodging at Little River Casino and Resort in Manistee, Michigan. Two
stops at Soaring Eagle Casino, two hotel incentives totaling $36.00. round trip motorcoach
Senior Health and Fitness Day
transportation, baggage handling and escorted!
Cancellation is allowed only if trip is full and we
Thursday, May 31, 2007
can re-sell your seat. Deadline to register is Join us for a day of fun and jump-start your
April 6, 2007. $194 single, $139 double.
journey toward better health. Older adults
(50+) of all levels of fitness are encouraged
March’s 50/50 Raffle Winner:
to attend. Increase your awareness of the
benefits of regular exercise! FREE. Pick up
Debbie Erhart
your schedule of events at the NSCC.
CONGRATULATIONS
Spelling Duel 2007 Winners!!!
First Place, Jeanette Morris of Milford (Center)
Second Place, Gil Sievert of South Lyon (Right)
Third Place, Bob Ketterer of Northville (Left)
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Coming Attractions
Basic One-Stroke Painting: Rosebuds, Tuesday, June 5, 2007
Paint lovely note cards with rosebud design. Students bring their own brushes and a few household items. Call Jean Belluz prior to class. 248-679-8880. Pre-register. $20.
Senior Fest 2007, Wednesday, June 6, 2007
Join us for a wonderful picnic lunch, entertainment and prizes at the Waterford Bend Park. The
cost is $8 for residents and $9 for non-residents. The deadline for registration is May 31, 2007.
Tickets must be purchased in advance. Absolutely no refunds. 11:00 am - 3:00 pm.
Tanger Outlet Mall, Thursday, June 7, 2007
It’s time to do some bargain shopping! Take a trip with us to the Tanger Outlet Mall near Howell. Lunch is on your own at the Cracker Barrel. We will depart from the parking lot across from
the post office at 9:30 am. The cost is $15 per person for transportation. Pre-registration is required for this trip.
Detroit Tigers Games, June 14 and 28, 2007
We will be attending two Tigers games in June. On June 14 vs. Milwaukee and on June 28 vs.
Texas. The cost is $35 for residents and $45 for non-residents. The cost includes a free soft
drink and a pizza slice or hot dog. We will depart at 11:30 am. Pre-registration is required.
Fathers Day BBQ, Friday, June 15, 2007
Join us at the NSCC for a Father’s Day cookout to celebrate those wonderful men in our lives.
After a delicious lunch, we’ll be watching the movie “Flags of our Fathers”, which is directed by
Clint Eastwood. The movie chronicles the battle of Iwo Jima. The cost for lunch is $7 and the
movie is $1. Pre-registration is required. Lunch is at 11:30 am, the movie begins at 1:00 pm.
Grandparent and Grandchild Day, Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Enjoy a day of fun and laughter with your grandchild! There will be entertainment, games and
prizes for grandchildren of all ages. We will also be serving up some hot dogs and ice cream.
The cost is $10 per person and $8 for children ages 1 through 12. Please be sure to give the
age of your grandchild when you sign up. Deadline for registration is June 11, 2007. 11:00 am.
Matthaei Botanical Gardens, Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Come and enjoy the beauty of nature on the grounds of the Matthaei Botanical Gardens in Ann
Arbor. There are numerous display gardens and nature trails for you to enjoy. Each garden is
unique and provides visitors with a nice contrast to what you’ll see in the conservatory. You’ll
have ample time to browse through the gift shop before you go to lunch. Lunch will be on your
own at Zingerman’s Deli. $20 for residents and $30 for non-residents. We will depart at 9:30
and pre-registration is required.
July 4th Parade and Picnic. Wednesday, July 4, 2007
Join us at the NSCC for this festive day. This is a great place to watch the parade! Lots of fun,
food and activities. Coffee and rolls will be served beginning at 8:00 am. Bring a lawn chair!
Ride the senior bus or walk along side while we parade the streets. Be at the center before 9:00
am, as the roads will be closed by then. Please pre-register. $8 for lunch.
Pinochle Tournament, Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Join us at the Senior Center at 10:30 am for a day of Pinochle frenzy! The cost is only $5 to join
and 25 cents a set. Pre-registration is required.
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Mackinac Trip
Mackinac Island/Grand Hotel
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40 Annual Michigan Parks and Recreation Grand Hotel Mackinaw Island Trip
Oct. 22-25, 2007 (4 days) Tuesday through Friday
$ 629 Double Northville Resident
$ 639 Double Non-Resident
$ 850 Single Northville Resident
$ 860 Single Non-Resident
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Accommodations at the beautiful Grand Hotel (rooms are “luck of the draw”)
Deluxe Motorcoach transportation to and from Northville Senior Center
Round-trip boat ferry
Round-trip horse taxi to and from Grand Hotel
Horse-drawn Island Tour
Activities include: Bingo, Walks, Kitchen Tour, Feature Movies, Grand Hotel History Lecture,
Writing and Photography Contests
Full breakfast each morning and five-course dinner each night (includes one banquet)
Tea and cookies each afternoon and Nightly Demitasse
Champagne reception prior to Banquet
Evening entertainment
Special Discounts Grand Hotel pricing on golf, bicycles, photos, luncheons, buffet, etc.
Nightly dancing to Grand Hotel Orchestra
Tournaments (bocce, putting and chipping)
Fully escorted by experienced guides
Line dancing
Other classes
Baggage handling, tips and taxes on included items.
$200 PER PERSON DUE UPON REGISTRATION
(Balance due by August 10, 2007)
Refunds are not given after August 10, 2007 unless the trip is full and your space can be re-sold. Cancellation insurance is advised. Forms are available at the Senior Center. If you choose not to purchase cancellation insurance,
please sign our waiver.
Make checks payable to:
Northville Senior Center, 303 W. Main Street
Northville, MI 48167 (248) 349-4140
Name______________________________________________Phone_________________________________
Address__________________________________________________City_____________________________
State_________________Zip____________________Roommate_____________________________________
Do you have any special needs for bus seating, or in the hotel?_______________________________________
Northville Senior Center and our chartered bus companies are NOT responsible for lifting or carrying wheelchairs or other
belongings for any passenger. If you need help, you MUST bring a traveling companion. This person needs to
register and pay for the trip and be responsible for assisting you.
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Activities Calendar
Saturday/Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
1 10:00 - Computer II
The NSCC gym is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 am
to 10:00 am for walkers to use free of charge. A timed CD is
played during this time to enhance your walking.
7 Chair Massage by Appt.
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9:30 - Strength Training
10:00 - Oxycise
10:00 - Line Dance
12:30 - Pinochle/Euchre
1:00 - Computer I
12:30 - Pinochle
7:00 - Tai Chi
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10:00 - Blood Pressure
and Glucose Check
10:00 - Computer II
12:30 - Pinochle
7:00 - Tai Chi
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Chair Massage by Appt.
9:00 - Greektown Casino
9:30 - Strength Training
10:00 - Oxycise
10:00 - Line Dance
12:30 - Pinochle/Euchre
1:00 - Computer I
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21 Chair Massage by Appt.
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9:30 - Strength Training
10:00 - Line Dance/Oxycise
12:00 - Blood Pressure Check
12:30 - Pinochle/Euchre
1:00 - Computer I
10:00 - Computer II
12:30 - Pinochle
1:00 - Painting Demo
7:00 - Tai Chi
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NSCC CLOSED
MEMORIAL DAY
MEMORIAL DAY
NSCC CLOSED
10:00 - Computer II
10:00 - Massage by Heartland Rehab Services
12:30 - Pinochle
7:00 - Tai Chi
10:00 - Computer II
12:30 - Pinochle
1:00 - One-stroke Painting
7:00 - Tai Chi
May 2007
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
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3 8:30 - Tool Swap
10:00 - Oxycise
12:00 - Bridge
4:00 - Senior Prom
7:00 - Bridge
Massage by Appointment
9:00 - Tops 9:30 - Yoga
10:00 - Bowling
12:30 - Pinochle
1:00 - Computer II
8:30 - Tool Swap
9:30 - Strength Training
10:15 - Wildflower Walk
11:00 - Poker
11:00 - Computer II
1:00 - Movie: See Page 7
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Massage by Appointment
9:00 - Tops
9:30 - Yoga 10:00 - Bowling
11:30 - Detroit Tigers Game
12:30 - Pinochle, Bunco
1:00 - Computer II
4:30 - “Respect” at the Gem
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10:00 - Oxycise
12:00 - Bridge
12:30 - Red Hat Seldom Blues
6:00 - Computer I
7:30 - Word Processing
7:00 - Bridge
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Massage by Appointment
9:00 - Tops
9:30 - Yoga
10:00 - Bowling
12:30 - Pinochle
18 9:30 - Strength Training
23 10:00 - Oxycise
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10:00 - Oxycise
12:00 - Bridge
7:00 - Bridge
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12:00 - Bridge
6:00 - Computer I
7:30 - Word Processing
7:00 - Bridge
8:30 - Pine River Alpacas
Massage by Appointment
9:00 - Tops
9:30 - Yoga
10:00 - Bowling
11:30 - Detroit Tigers Game
12:30 - Pinochle
3010:00 - Oxycise
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12:00 - Bridge
6:00 - Computer I
7:30 - Word Processing
7:00 - Bridge
Massage by Appointment
9:00 - Tops
9:30 - Yoga
10:00 - Bowling
12:30 - Pinochle
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9:30 - Strength Training
11:00 - Poker
11:00 - Computer II
1:00 - Movie: See Page 7
11:00 - Poker
1:00 - Movie: See Page 7
4:00 - Spaghetti Dinner
Fundraiser
9:30 - Focus Hope and
Liquid Nutrition
9:30 - Strength Training
11:00 - Poker
1:00 - Movie: See Page 7
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Contracted Trips (Adults Of Any Age)
PLEASE NOTE: When paying for contracted trips, checks MUST be made payable to the
sponsoring travel agency. Call the NSCC to find out the name of the appropriate agency .
Sisters of Swing, May 5, 2007 This day trip
includes lunch at Mountain Jack’s in Auburn
Hills. Then on to Meadowbrook Theatre to see
“Sisters of Swing”, the story of the Andrews
Sisters. $89 per person.
Trash to Treasure, May 26, 2007 Lunch at
Bonnymill Inn, Chesaning, MI, and a fun-filled
day at Chesaning’s Annual Trash to Treasure
Days featuring an antique show, flea market
and craft show. $79 per person.
Branson, Missouri, May 6-12, 2007 Two
nights at the Comfort Suites Hotel in
Effingham, Illinois and four nights at the Grand
Plaza Hotel in Branson, MO. You will see
seven shows, tour the Branson area, see the
Titanic exhibit and enjoy shopping excursions.
$999 double, $1,299 single.
Alaska, May 28-June 9, 2007 This trip is
called “Voyage of the Glaciers” and features a
seven-night Southbound Glacier Cruise.
$4,275 double, $5,425 single.
Lilacs & Lucy, May 14-18, 2007 Tour the
Lucy/Desi Museum, Jell-O Museum, Lilac
Festival, Corning Glass Center, wine tasting at
Casa Larga, Lilac Festival in Highland Park
and more in this exciting trip to New York.
$849 double, $1,009 single
Hounds, History & Hayes, May 14, 2007 Visit
the police dog training facility, tour the
Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center, have
lunch at the Community Market in Oak Harbor,
Ohio and more! $89 per person.
The Color Purple, May 15-17, 2007 Enjoy
this Oprah Winfrey production live and on
stage in Chicago!
Two nights
accommodations at the Majestic Star Hotel
and Casino in Gary, Indiana, $10 casino
voucher, & more! $529 double, $629 single.
Sisters of Swing, May 20, 2007 Enjoy a
matinee performance at Meadowbrook
Theatre at Oakland University. The Sisters of
Swing is the story of the Andrews Sisters.
Lunch is included at Royal Park Hotel. $84.
Southern Gospel Festival, May 24-27, 2007
Enjoy three nights at the Gaylord Opryland
Hotel in Nashville, admission to three concert
events, lunch at the Wild Horse Saloon and
entertainment provided by a Minnie Pearl
impersonator. $759 double.
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Sunday Outing, June 3, 2007 Enjoy a brunch
at Seldom Blues restaurant and then a twohour tour of downtown Detroit conducted by
local historian, Bob Goldsmith. $89.
Rhine River Cruise, June 3-10, 2007
Begin this 7-night cruise in Amsterdam,
Holland and continue on to such places as
Cologne, Germany; Heidelberg; Strasbourg,
France; Briesach, Germany; and Basel,
Switzerland. $2,083 double.
Mystery Trip, June 4-7, 2007 Join Karen
Schwark & Kathy Crawford for their annual
Mystery Trip! Four fun-filled days! You must
bring a government-issued photo ID for entry
into Canada. Passports will not be required
until 1/1/08. $599 double, $699 single.
A Chorus Line, June 7, 2007
Evening
performance at the Baldwin Theatre in Royal
Oak. Dinner is included at Andiamo’s Bistro.
$79 per person.
Lilac Festival, June 10 & 11, 2007
Two glorious days of fragrance and color at
one of the most magnificent festivals in the
state of Michigan. Stay at the Lake View Hotel
in Mackinac Island. $329 double, $429 single.
Bakers & Bears, June 12, 2007 Enjoy lunch
at the Common Grill in Chelsea and then on to
visit the Chelsea Teddy Bear Company. We
will also tour Ann Arbor’s Zingerman’s Bake
House. $79 per person.
Contracted Trips (Adults Of Any Age)
Canada’s Atlantic Coast, June 13-23, 2007
A tour of pure beauty! Discover the treasures
of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince
Edward Island. You will visit the Anne of
Green Gables Museum, and more. $2,950
double, $3,670 single.
A Mystery Trip, June 20-22, 2007 Where in
the world are we going? This trip involves a
retreat, a Neil Simon broadway comedy,
something that was the first in this country
and more fun mysteries. $399 double.
Freedom Festival Fireworks, June 27, 2007
View the fireworks from aboard the Diamond
Bell River boat. Includes entertainment and
dinner. Cash bar available. $129 per person.
“Can Can”, June 28, 2007 Come with us to
Tibbits Opera House in Coldwater, Michigan
for this musical performance and a tour of
this historical city. Lunch at Martell’s Tavern
on the Green is also included $95.
Great Britain 10-Day Sampler, (four dates
available in 2007) Call the NSCC for dates
and amounts or come in and pick up a flyer.
From $1529 per person.
Barging Through America, July 10-17,
2007 We will be barging down the Cumberland River and pass through Cheatham Lock
and Barkley Locks. Plenty of sightseeing,
shopping and world-class entertainment in
Nashville. Prices start at $2,379.
Boat Week, July 19, 2007 Lunch overlooking
the beautiful St. Clair River and Blue Water
Bridge of Port Huron at Thomas Edison Inn.
Narrated Cruise aboard the Huron Lady II.
Plenty of time to shop & stroll. $84 per person.
French Lick Springs Resort & Casino, July
23-25, 2007
Nestled on 2,600 acres in the
breathtaking Hoosier National Forrest in
Indiana, this stunning resort hotel will be an
experience of luxury! $499 double, $749
single.
Carl Hurley’s Cavalcade of Comedy,
July 30 - August 1, 2007
Two nights
accommodations, dinner cruise aboard the
Belle of Louisville Riverboat, several tours and
admission to Carl Hurley’s Cavalcade of
Comedy. $399 double.
Las Vegas, The Mirage Hotel, August 8-12,
2007 Four nights at the Mirage Hotel in a
deluxe room. Round trip air fare is included.
Enjoy the night clubs, restaurants. $699 per
person.
Idaho & Montana, August 12-19, 2007
Round trip air fare, six nights lodging, Boise
Train Tour, Hells Canyon Jet Boar,
Sightseeing tour of Coeur D’Alene, Oasis
Bordello Museum and much more1 $2,099
double.
Hot Air Jubilee 2007, July 13-14, 2007
Enjoy all the events at the Jubilee as well as
one night stay at the Hampton Inn, dinner at
Win Schulers in Marshall and a tour of Ella
Sharp Museum in Jackson. $199 double.
Great Resorts of the Canadian Rockies,
August 3-12, 2007
Visit Maligne Lake,
Journey on the Rocky Mountaineer, snow
coach ride on the Columbia Icefield, guided
sightseeing gondola ride up Sulpher Mountain
and more! Prices begin at $3,764.
New York City, July 25-30, 2007 Visit
Ground Zero, ferry to Ellis Island, see the
Statue of Liberty, enjoy a horse drawn carriage ride through Central Park, visit the Empire State Building and much more! Accommodations at the Novotel Hotel in Manhattan.
$1,199 double.
Lighthouses, Elk, and an Island, August 1416, 2007 One night at Thunder Bay Resort in
Alpena and one night at the Fairfield Inn in Bay
City. Enjoy a horse drawn carriage ride, visit
several lighthouses a boat cruise to Charity
Island in Saginaw Bay for Dinner. $439
double.
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Senior Olympics/Red Hatters
Second Annual
Western Wayne County
Senior Olympics
August 20 - 24, 2007
This year’s Senior Olympics are hosted by Canton Township.
Euchre
Baking Contest
Basketball Shoot
Volleyball
Swimming
Billiards
Bowling
Football Toss
Softball Throw
Soccer Kick
Photo Contest
Ring Toss
Visual and Heritage Arts
Horseshoes
Shuffleboard
Pinochle
Frisbee Toss
Swimming
Creative Writing
Bridge
Golf
Bocce Ball
Fun Walk
Tennis
3K Run
Be sure to sign up early or attend the various events and cheer for your
favorite athletes! A schedule of events is available at the Senior
Community Center.
Upcoming Red Hat Events...
Meeting Dates: May 1, June 12, July 10. All meetings are at 10:00 am.
May 2 - Senior Prom: Hillside Middle School, Spaghetti Dinner, Jazz Band. FREE.
Pre-registration is required.
May 10 - “Respect” at the Gem Theatre: Dinner is included at the Century Grill. $70. We
will depart at 4:30 pm. This is a great night out! Pre-registration required
May 16 - Lunch at Seldom Blues: 1:30 pm. Lunch is on your own (open menu). $15.
May 20-21 - Little River Casino in Manistee: Overnight trip stopping at Soaring Eagle.
Incentives totaling $72. Cost is $139 double. Register by April 6, 2007
June 6 - Senior Fest Picnic: Waterford Bend Park, 11:00 am - 3:00 pm. $8. Lots of fun and
prizes and, of course, lunch.
June 26 - Matthaei Botanical Gardens: $20, Lunch on your own at Zingerman’s Deli. Time
to shop in the gift shop and gourmet food shop.
July 4 - Parade and Picnic: $8. Enjoy a great picnic and lots of fun. Ride in our float!
July 18 - Matter of Taste, Union Lake: Lunch on your own at 11:00 am, departure at 10:15.
$15. Join us for an enjoyable afternoon. Pre-registration required by July 11.
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Senior Services/Transportation
Telecare
Medical Equipment Loans
Do you need to borrow a wheelchair, walker,
cane or other medical equipment? If so, it’s
easy to do and it’s FREE. Just return it to us
when it is no longer needed so that it’s available for others.
Currently we are accepting donations for
wheelchairs and canes in good condition.
Call the NSCC for additional information!
(248) 349-4140.
Liquid Nutrition and Focus Hope
Pickups will be held on Friday May 25 from
9:30 am to 12:30 pm at the Northville SCC,
303 W. Main St. (next to the Fire Hall); (248)
349-4140. Pickups are normally held at the
NSCC on the 4th Friday of each month.
However, If that falls on a holiday, pickup
is the third Friday of the month.
Senior residents can receive a telephone call to
check on their well-being or to just hear a
friendly voice. This program is
run entirely by our volunteers and
there is no charge to those who
sign up for this service. To register, please call the NSCC at
(248) 349-4140.
Nutritious Meals
Hot, nutritious lunch meals are
provided Monday through Friday at
11:45 am at Allen Terrace, (248) 231-9950,
401 High Street, for a donation of $2.25.
Homebound residents can receive a meal delivered to their home through the Meals on
Wheels program. The phone number for this
service is (800) 851-1454 or (734) 727-7357
(Wayne County).
Transportation
Curb-to-curb service $3 each way. Monday through Friday, 9:00 am-4:00 pm. Medical appointments have first priority. Our bus service provides transportation for medical appointments, errands, hair appointments. Call the transportation office at (248) 449-9934 for your reservation at least two days in advance. Monday through Friday between 9:00 and 11:30 am. Requests cannot be accepted at any other time. Punch cards are available for purchase, also.
Weekly Grocery Shopping
Tuesday: Meijer
Friday: Farmer Jack &
Hiller’s on 5 Mile
Grocery shopping is available the
rest of the week also by calling transportation
at (248) 449-9934. You must make reservations at least 24 hours in advance. The
fee is $3 each way or $6 round trip. If additional stops are needed, be sure to let us
know in advance.
Shop Till You Drop!
Mall shopping is on Wednesdays.
Bus pickups begin at 9:30 am.
May 9 - Twelve Oaks Mall
May 23 - Westland Mall
ADVERTISE IN OUR BUSES!
We are now offering advertising space on the inside
of our buses! What great exposure for your business! Four buses, four 8 1/2 x 11 advertisements!
Call the NSCC for details and rates! (248) 349-4140.
DRIVERS WANTED! If you are interested in becoming a part-time bus driver for the NSCC,
please call our transportation department at (248) 449-9934.
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