A Galaxy Of Stars 2016 To Honor Dawson Grimsley

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July, 2016
A Galaxy Of Stars 2016 To Honor Dawson Grimsley
In April 2008 Senior Services, along with
Spangles’ Rene Steven Brand, KAKE TV’s
Susan Peters and Davis-Moore’s Dawson
Grimsley, embarked on a fresh idea for a new
fundraising event, “A Galaxy of Stars Celebrity
Roast of Dawson Grimsley.” Since the
inaugural event, it has expanded to include
tributes and has become the largest fundraiser
in Senior Services’ history. Now in its 8th year,
the event has paid homage to some of
Wichita’s most prominent people, who have all
been “roasted and toasted” to support the
work of Senior Services.
The 2016 roast/tribute has come full circle
and will honor the retirement of Dawson
Grimsley. This event will spotlight the 40 years
that Dawson and Davis-Moore Auto Group
have spent making Wichita a better place to
live. New to the roasting panel in 2016 are Jeff
Johnson, president of Flint Hills National Golf
Course, Don Hall from KEYN radio and Charlie
Stark, founder of ComfortCare Homes and The
Grumpy Old Men. Returning celebrity roasters
Susan Peters and Bucky Walters are crowd
favorites, while Rene Steven continues to reign
as Roast Master.
The event will take place on Saturday,
Aug. 20, 2016 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. A
“Red Carpet”
mingling party kicks
off the festivities at
5:30 p.m. with
complimentary wine
and appetizers.
Guests then sit down
to an elegant dinner
of beef tenderloin at
7 p.m. with the roast
commencing at 8
p.m. The appeal of “A
Galaxy of Stars” lies
in the entertainment
it provides. This gala holds only a couple live
auctions and focuses on an elegant evening
celebrating some of Wichita’s most influential
people.
Since 2008, Dawson and Davis-Moore Auto
Group have become some of the biggest
supporters and volunteers for Senior Services.
“I’m turning 60 this year and started
thinking about my wife and I getting older.
What if we need assistance one day?” Dawson
says. “I’m thankful that we have family and
resources, but what do people do when they
don’t have that? The programs of Senior
Services are crucial to their well-being. After
all – we all have the same goal – to be senior
citizens one day.”
To date, Jack DeBoer’s 2015 roast and
tribute holds the record for the largest
fundraising event for Senior Services,
generating $160,000 with 530 guests. Jack
has “challenged” Dawson to raise more money
than his event. Dawson is up for the test: “We
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Dawson Grimsley Retirement Tribute Set For August 20
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WILL beat the DeBoer roast and raise a bunch
of money!”
Several sponsorship opportunities are
available for individuals and corporations.
Individual tickets are on sale now and priced
at $115 per ticket while a table of 10 can be
purchased for $1,000. You can become an
event sponsor or purchase tickets by calling
316-267-0302 ext. 216 or visit the website at
www.seniorservicesofwichita.org. Look for “A
Galaxy of Stars 2016” under the News & Events
tab.
Senior Services is proud to celebrate an
icon in the business community whose passion
for corporate citizenship and philanthropy
goes unmatched. Please join us in “roasting
and toasting” Dawson the only way we know
how – the Galaxy way – a night filled with
laughter and love - all to support a wonderful
cause.
This event is intended for adult audiences
only.
Job Fair Rescheduled for August 16
The fall job fair will be held from 9 to 11 a.m.
Tuesday, August 16, in the multi-purpose room
of the Downtown Senior Center, 200 S.
Walnut.
More than 27 prospective employers will be
on hand. There is no cost to job fair attendees,
but they are required to pre-register by visiting
the office at 200 S. Walnut any time between
9 a.m. and 3 p.m. up until Aug. 6. Each job
fair attendee is also required to attend an
orientation prior to the fair. For more
information, contact SEP at 267-1771.
The Senior Employment Program includes
two areas. Job seekers have a choice of
traditional employment in business settings, or
in-home. These jobs include private
caregiving, handyman and lawn care services,
electricians, painters, drivers, etc.
SEP offers help with preparing a resume,
interview strategies, computer training, and
quality job leads, in addition to the weekly job
club and semi-annual job fair.
Last year’s Galaxy drew a crowd of 530 and raised
$160,000 to support the programs of Senior
Services.
Compass is published monthly by:
Senior Services, Inc. of Wichita
200 S. Walnut, Wichita, KS 67213
Senior Services Inc. of Wichita is not a
government organization. We are a not-for-profit
charity which relies on several funding sources,
including private donations, to operate our 10
programs:
In-Home Respite Care
267-1771, ext. 233
Information/Assistance on Aging
267-0122, ext. 201
Meals on Wheels
267-0122
Roving Pantry
267-4378
Senior Employment Program
267-1771
Young Moms Mentoring Program
267-0302, ext. 203
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Dance Through The Ages August 7
Save The Date!
“Dance through the Ages” will be held
on Sunday, August 7th from 6 to 9 p.m. at
Venue 3130. The dance will feature a DJ
and hors d’oeuvres. The cost is $15 per
person or $25 per couple. All proceeds will
benefit the four senior centers operated by
Senior Services.
The event is being sponsored by
Brookdale Senior Living Solutions, Life
Care Center of Wichita, Right at Home and
Senior Services. Tickets are available at the
four centers: Downtown, 200 W. Walnut,
267-0197, Linwood, 1901 S. Kansas,
263-3703, Northeast, 2121 E. 21st,
269-4444, and Orchard Park, 4808 W. 9th,
942-2293.
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Downtown Senior Center
Hello,
May I introduce myself as the new Downtown Senior Center Director.
I am Carolyn Earnest.
I have worked as the Program Development Coordinator for Senior
Services, Inc. during the past year & half and now I am transitioning into
the Center Director’s position.
First, I would like to thank Gerald for his leadership at the Downtown
Center for the past two years and for his guidance as he shares his
knowledge and expertise with me. As I learn ‘the ropes’ of running the
Center, I will have many questions, please be patient.
Meanwhile, stop by and introduce yourself. My office is located at the
front of the building, Walnut Street entrance.
Carolyn Earnest, Director
Ongoing Activities
Monday
8:00 am
9:30 am
10:00 am
11:00 am
11:00 am
12:30 pm
1:00 pm
5:00 pm
6:30 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
Competitive Pickleball
Wanda’s Exercises
Prairie Moon Book Club (1st Monday)
Lewis Street Singers
Well Rep Exercises
AARP Smart Driver Course (2nd Mon)
Grand Slam Bridge
Funtastics (1st Monday)
Clown Alley (3rd Monday)
Round Dance
Recovery
Tuesday
9:00 am
10:30 am
12:30 pm
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
Senior Employment Job Club
Single Seniors
AARP Smart Driver Course (2nd Tues.)
Dominoes
Pool Tournament
Prairie Quilt Guild (2nd Tuesday)
Bingo (except 2nd Tuesday)
Bible Study
Prairie Quilt Guild (2nd Tuesday)
MOPAR (3rd Tuesday)
Sunflower Woodworkers (4th Tuesday)
Prairie Quilt Guild Board (last Tuesday)
Wednesday
8:00 am Competitive Pickleball
9:00 am
9:30 am
11:00 am
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:30 pm
3:30 pm
Advanced Spanish
Wanda’s Exercises
Well Rep Exercises
Basic Computer Class (1st and 2nd Wed)
Recreational Pickleball (Except for the
2nd Wednesday)
Senior Legal Advisor (2nd Wednesday)
Recreational Pickleball (2nd Wed.)
Thursday
9:00 am
9:30 am
9:30 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
5:30 pm
Foster Grandparents (Last Thursday)
Foot Care
Gentle Fitness (Except last Thursday)
Quilters’ Treasures Quilting Club
Beginning Drawing (Except 1st Thurs.)
Pool Tournament
Senior Financial Advisor (3rd Thursday)
Writing Craft (1st Thursday)
Friday
8:00 am
9:30 am
11:00 am
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:30 pm
Competitive Pickleball
Wanda’s Exercises
Well Rep Exercises
Party Bridge
SECA (1st Friday)
Hand and Foot Cards
Saturday
6:00 pm
Good Time Dancers (as scheduled)
Downtown Senior Center • 200 S. Walnut, Wichita, KS 67213 • (316) 267-0197
Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. • Director: Carolyn Earnest • [email protected]
Registration Required for ALL Center Activities
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Tai Chi
Prairie Moon Book Club
The Downtown Senior Center is excited to
add Tai Chi to the schedule of regular exercise
classes.
The classes will be on Mondays and Fridays
at noon beginning, Monday, July 11th. They will
be taught by Collette Baughman.
Cost: $3 per person per class. Call 267-0197
for a reservation or more information.
The Prairie Moon Book Club will not meet in
July. Next club meeting will be on Monday,
August 1st at 10:00 am. The book being
discussed will be ‘The Rainbow Comes and
Goes: A Mother and Son on Life, Loss and
Love’ by Anderson Cooper & Gloria Vanderbilt.
Free to attend. Call Joan Morrison at 518-5106
for more information.
Eat Smart – Live Strong:
Eating Well, but Cooking Less
Gentle Fitness
You can eat well by cooking less with
Shirley Lewis of the Sedgwick County
Extension Office. The event is scheduled for
July 7th at 2:00. Call 267-0197 for a
reservation.
Each Thursday (except the last Thursday),
Jean Ladd leads our Gentle Fitness Class from
9:30 to 11:00 in the Multi-Purpose Room. Her
exercise routines enhance strength, balance
and flexibility. If you would like to have more
information, you can call Jean at 990-0965.
Newly Remodeled Short Term Rehab Wing offering PT, OT, Speech, &
IV Therapy to help you gain your independence to return to your home
Medicare & Medicaid Certified
2133 S. Elizabeth, Wichita • 316-262-4473
www.homesteadhealthcenter.org
900 N Bayshore Dr • Wichita, KS 67212
(316) 945-3344
www.vintageparkassistedliving.com
Our residents enjoy our quiet atmosphere
and beautiful lakeside view. Scheduled
activities, outings, fishing and family
get-togethers. Meals, laundry, housekeeping,
bathing & dressing assistance,
medication administration and more.
Pricing is all inclusive.
B 4C502-0994
Diabetes Self-Management Series
Set For July And August
The Downtown Senior Center, 200 S.
Walnut, will host a seven-class series on
diabetes self-management in July and August.
The classes, which will be held from 9 to 11:30
a.m. on scheduled days, are free of charge to
center members.
If you are living with an ongoing health
condition or are a caregiver for someone who
does, such as diabetes, this class is for you.
Diabetes Self-Management Education
workshops are interactive learning
opportunities that teach techniques to manage
common symptoms. Workshops are led by
trained leaders who are also living with an
ongoing health condition.
The schedule of classes is as follows:
July 7:
Introduction to Diabetes
Self-Management
July 14:
What is Diabetes? Problem Solving
& Plan Development
July 28: Healthy Eating & Low Blood Sugars
Prevention
August 4: Fitness/Exercise Techniques with
Complication Prevention
August 11: Relaxation Techniques:
Stress Management
August 18: Positive Thinking, Communication &
Medications
August 25: Working with Your Health Care
Provider & Health Care System
To register for the classes, call the DSC at
(316) 267-0197.
Blood Pressure Checks
On the first Friday of each month, you can
get a free blood pressure check at the
Downtown Senior Center. Amy will be here to
provide this service on July 1st from 10:30 to
11:30. You are encouraged to take advantage
of this opportunity.
Drawing Class
The Drawing Class meets on the 2nd, 3rd,
and 4th Thursdays of each month at 10:00.
Classes this month will be held on July 14th,
21st, & 28th. You can call Joan Morrison at
316-518-5106 for more information.
WSU Class To Focus
On The Chisholm Trail
Wichita State University will offer a
four-part series of classes on the Chisholm
Trail at the Downtown Senior Center, 200 S.
Walnut, on Fridays, October 7-28, 1-3 p.m.
Beccy Tanner will lead the classes.
Kansas is considered the crossroads for many
of the historic trails of the Old West. In its
heyday from the late 1860s through the 1880s,
the Chisholm Trail served as a cattle pipeline
from Texas ranches to the stockyards and
railroad hubs in Abilene, Newton, Wichita and
Caldwell. It was an economic lifeline for
Kansas, helping to promote the railroad and
making ranching profitable. This next year,
2017, marks the 150th anniversary of the trail.
Class topics include the history and folklore
surrounding the trail, famous characters,
locations and the long-lasting legacy the trail
still holds for the nation.
The course is free for students 60+ years of
age who enroll prior to September 16, 2016.
Pick up your registration form from one of the
Senior Centers, or visit www.wichita.edu/
LifelongLearning. Call 316-978-3731 with
questions.
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Senior Legal Advisor
Writing Craft
Jennifer Stultz is our Senior Legal Advisor.
There will not be meetings in July and August
2016. The next presentation will be September
14th at 1:30pm. Reserve your seat by calling us
at 267-0197.
Our Writing Group meets on the first
Thursday of each month from 2:30 to 4:00.
This month’s session takes place on July 7th
and continues the Basics of Writing discussion.
Covered topics include showing emotion,
using body language, understanding Point of
View, and understanding Goal, Motivation and
Conflict. Published author Starla Criser leads
this group.
AARP Safe Drivers
Kansas insurance companies will give
discounts to drivers who satisfactorily
complete the Smart Drivers Class. The A.A.R.P.
offers the class at the D.S.C. We have seats for
the July class, which will be on July 11th and
July 12th from 12:30 to 4:30 pm. Call 267-0197
to reserve your chair. Seating is limited for July.
Massage Sessions
Each Wednesday afternoon at 1:00 Ruth
Lundstedt is here to provide massages. It is a
great opportunity to do something nice for
yourself. You can call Ruth at 648-2210 to get
details and make an appointment.
Foot Care by Michelle
Join us for “Foot Care by Michelle” each
Thursday from 9:00 until 3:00. The cost is
$25.00 for DSC members, and $30.00 for
non-members. Call Michelle at 946-0722 to
schedule your appointment.
Spanish Class
Learning a second language is a great way
to stay mentally fit. Each Wednesday, Judith
Eugino-Humerez teaches Spanish Class at
9:00. Judith’s teaching style takes the stress
out of learning a new language. New students
are always welcome, so join Judith and begin
the adventure.
Quilters’ Treasures Quilting Club
Members of the Quilters’ Treasures Quilting
Club meet at the Downtown Senior Center at
10:00 am each Thursday morning. You can
join this club, but basic sewing skills are
required, and previous quilting experience is
preferred. The meeting dates for the month of
July are July 7th, 14th, 21st, & 28th. If you
would like to have more information, you can
call Diana Dobbins at 264-3974.
Goodtime Dancers
The Goodtime Dancers will host a Delano
Dance on Saturday, July 9th 6:00 pm, and
you’re invited for a “high-stepping” good time.
If you’re ready to kick up your heels, you can
call Judi Wynn at 686-4846.
Calling All Pool Players
We are always looking to expand our
ranks of pool players. In addition to daily
recreational play, there are tournaments at
1:00 each Tuesday and Thursday afternoon.
The pool room is open during DSC hours, and
you are welcome to check it out at any time.
Job Club
The Senior Employment Program Job Club
meets every Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the
multi-purpose room.
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Linwood Senior Center
“Beautiful young people are acts of nature,
but beautiful old people are works of art”
(Be beautiful, be artful and mindful!)
Dear Linwood Friends,
We hope you are having a “spectacular -FIREWORKS –filled” summer! July brings some fun
things to do. From learning how to cook spring rolls to finding great age appropriate books to
share with your grandchildren! We have everything and may even have the kitchen sink too –if you
will want it! We also have some fun games to play—some of which you may not have played
before. So make sure you find out what you can fit into your schedule, and then come and PLAY!
PS - We are offering a great trip in October, called “BONES, BOATS & BRICKTOWN” please see
page 9 for more details
Thanking God and our Veterans for our FREEDOM,
Cherise and the Linwood Crew
Ongoing Activities
Monday
9:00 Stretching
9:30 Dynabands
10:00 Bible Study
(first Monday)
10:00 Early AM Bookclub
(second Monday)
11:30
GNNP Lunch
Tuesday
9am–3pm Michelle’s Foot Care
9:00 Brain Games
9–11
Pickleball
9:30 Fit & Balance
10:30 BINGO
11:30 GNNP Lunch
12:15 WSU Well-Rep
1:30
Dime Bingo!
2:30
Writing Craft (1st Tues)
Wednesday
9:00 Arthritis Exercise
11:30 GNNP Lunch
1:00 Pinochle with Henry
Thursday
9–11
Pickleball
9-9:45 Beginning Line Dance
10:00 Line Dance
11:30 GNNP Lunch
12:15 WSU Well-Rep
1:00 Pinochle w/Henry
2:00 Games of Fame
(4th Thursday)
Friday
9:00
Stronger Seniors
10:15 Presentations
10:30 (1st Friday) Ancaire Blood
Pressure check
11:30 GNNP Lunch
12:00 Tournament 13 pt Pitch
Daily/Anytime
Walking
GNNP Lunch (for reservations
call 219-4020)
10 pt Pitch 12:30
Monthly
10:00 Advisory Council the last
Wednesday of the month
10:30 Birthday Party the third
Wednesday of the month
Linwood Senior Center • 1901 S. Kansas, Wichita, KS 67211 • (316) 263-3703
Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. • Director: Cherise Langenberg • [email protected]
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“Movie Wednesday”
“Movie Wednesday” is on the 3rd
Wednesday of the month, July 20, at 1pm.
Join us for the classic movie “True Grit”
starring “The Duke,” aka John Wayne and Glen
Campbell. This is a western in which a young
girl hires “Rooster”- John Wayne, to help her
track her father’s killer. Join us for some
classic movies, popcorn and fun!
Writing Craft
Writing Craft is Tuesday, July 5, 2016 from
2:30-4pm. This month’s topic,
“Characterization”- Using dialogue and dialect,
internalization, narration. For more
information please call Starla Criser, instructor,
at 393-8195.
Trip!!!!!!!!!
“Bones, Boats And Bricktown”
Come and join us for a fabulous getaway to
Oklahoma City on Saturday, October 1st. We
will be enjoying the Museum of Osteology
(Bones) that started from a Science Fair
project. From the tiniest shrew to a whale, you
can see how unique the various skeletons are
and how they function. This Museum is the
only NATIONAL museum of its kind, so you
really don’t want to miss this event. Then on
to a cruise on a boat through Bricktown and
find out more about the unique history of OKC
and get a little shopping done!
Cost is $60 per person. Payment needs to
be made by September 2, 2016.
PUT THOSE TRAVELLIN’
SHOES ON!
For advertising info
call: 1-800-950-9952
C 4C902-0994
Linwood Senior Center Educational Programs
July
*All classes are Fridays at 10:15
unless otherwise noted.
July 1, 2016
“Volunteering Opportunities”
Jennifer Johns of Gentiva Hospice
July 8, 2016
“Ridding Toxins From Your Life”
Kristy Schrag, Doctor
of Homeopathic Medicine
July15, 2016
“Role Models – People Who Have
Accomplished Amazing Things
At An Older Age”
Dr. Mary Corrigan, Central Plains Area
Agency on Aging
July 22, 2015
“Your Life Your Legacy”
Funeral Pre-planning
Carrie Mullinex, Dignity Funeral Services
***MONDAY, July 25, 2016
“Mastectomy Fittings and
Wheel Chair Repair”
Terry Hawkins & Rick Debrava
July 29, 2016
“Knee Osteoarthritis”
Dr. Todd Eck
Grandparenting 101 Series!!!
July 21, 2016 from 1-3pm
Have you ever wanted to get a little closer
to your grandchildren? Come and find out
about some GREAT READS (books) you can
share with your grandchildren. We will be
giving you a list of wonderful books that will
be appropriate from ages 0-18! We will also
plan a “Make it – Take it” Craft and ideas you
can build on to connect with your kiddos!
Presenters are Sara Hittle, Child Care
Specialist--aka Grandmother, and Cherise
Langenberg-- Mom with a passion for reading!
Summer Games At Linwood!
We will be having some fun games on
Wednesdays from 1-3pm at Linwood, check
these out:
July 6, 1980’s TRIVIA!!!
July 13, SEQUENCE!
July 20, BUNCO PARTY!
July 27, WII BOWLING!
Spring Roll Making Class
Come and find out how to make some
fabulous Spring Rolls. Our Own Hatsue “Sue”
Donnelly. Call 263-3703 for more info.
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Happy Birthday
Craft Time!!!!
Apple, apple, who’s got my apple? We
do! Join us July 13 for a fun project. We will
be painting apples . Cost is $5; please RSVP
by calling 263-3703..
Book Club
Early Bird Book Club will be on July 11 at
10am. We will be discussing the book, “A
New Song” by Jan Karon. Join us for some
fun!!!
Healthy Snacks, Bible Study and
Legal Corner Not Meeting In July
“Healthy Snacks Cooking Class” and
Bible Study and Legal Corner will be on hiatus due to the July 4th Holiday. Please plan
on attending these programs in August!
Linda Bennett
Bonnie Brown
James Brown
Frances Campos
Cleta Cox
Bonnie Creekmore
Sara Hittle
Jon Jenkins
Gaylene Jones
James Kelley
Janet Lively
Joyce Long
Paul Miller
Pamela Mingauw
Buddy Munn
Phyllis Neice
Maxine Parker
Paula Pearce
Diane Pope
Marie Rariden
Kelly Regan
Don Roe
Larry Romine
Gene Schutz
Reginald Thornton
Wanda Warren
Jared Young
Juanita Young
James Kerschen
Rita Roets
Barbara Buehler
Sonia Charles
Linda Pecina
Happy Belated B-Day to Walter Bilyew!
Living Well Support Group
Living Well Support Group will be
Monday, July 25 at 3pm. We will be talking
about the “Healing Power of Humor.” The
support group is for people with chronic, life
altering conditions.
Call 263-3703 for more information.
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Northeast Senior Center
Hello Everyone!!!
I hope you are making the most of this good weather. The summertime is a time of fun and
relaxation for most people. But for seniors, the heat and sun can be dangerous if the proper
precautions are not taken. Here are some great tips that seniors, as well as their caregivers, can
use to make sure they have a fun, safe summer:
1. Stay Hydrated – Seniors are more susceptible to dehydration than younger people because
they lose their ability to conserve water as they age.
2. Talk to your Doctor – Make sure any medications you are on will not be affected by higher
temperatures especially if you do not have air conditioning in your home.
3. Keep Your Cool – Even small increase in temperature can shorten the life expectancy for seniors
who are coping with chronic medical conditions.
4. Stay in Touch – High temperatures can be life-threatening. Let friends and family know if you’ll
be spending an extended period of time outdoors, even if you are only gardening.
5. Know who to call – Prepare a list of emergency phone numbers and place them in an easy to
access area.
(www.care.com)
Carnesha Tucker, Center Director
Ongoing Activities
Monday
9:30
WSU Exercise
10:30 Advisory Council
11:30 API - Friendship Meals
12:30 T.O.P.S. (Taking Off Pounds Sensibly)
1:30
Sing-Along
Thursday
9:30
Cross-Stitching
10:30 Jewelry Class
12:00 Bible Study
1:00
Spanish Class
Tuesday
9:30
Keep It Moving (Exercise)
10:30 Bingo
1:00
Spanish Class
Friday
9:30
10:00
11:30
1:00
Wednesday
9:30
WSU Exercise
10:00 Special Events Committee
1:00
Line Dance (2nd and 4th Wednesday)
2:30
Drawing 101
Special Events Committee has moved to the 3rd
Monday each month @ 10am
WSU Exercise
Crochet Class
API - Friendship Meals
Bridge
Advisory Council is every 2nd Monday each month
@10:30am
Northeast Senior Center • 2121 E. 21st, Wichita, KS 67214 • (316) 269-4444
Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. • Director: Carnesha Tucker • [email protected]
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Northeast Senior Center Educational Opportunities
July
July 1st @ 11:45am
“Signs & Symptoms That You May Need A
Caregiver”
Tia Kealy and Shalee Kinney – T and S Elder
Care
July 8th @ 11:45am
“Promoting Positive Mental Health”
Mary Corrigan – Sedgwick County Department
on Aging
July 14th @ 11:45am
“Personal Emergency Response Services”
Greg Smith – Home Technology Solutions
July 15th @ 11:45am
“Medicare 101”
Rick Drees – LTC Solutions
July 22nd @ 11:45am
“Blazing a Trail: Positive Role Models”
Mary Corrigan – Sedgwick County Department
on Aging
August
August 4th @ 11:45am
“Allergies & Sensitivities”
Hazel Shubert – Shubert Natural Health Care
and Chiropractic
“Medication Management”
Stacey Gladfelter – Golden Plains Pharmacy
Services
“Understanding Medicare”
Joe Sauer – Reserve National
Are you looking for a way to give back?
Come out and listen to see if the
Hospice Volunteer Program is a fit for you.
Jennifer Jones – Gentiva
Ways to Eat Healthy During
the Summer Months
Between barbecues and vacation getaways,
it is easy to skimp on the exercise, but pile on
the food during the warmer months. Try these
tips to make your summer months a little
healthier.
With produce at its peak during the
summer months, now is the perfect time to
indulge in nature’s finest by eating the freshest
vegetables and fruit.
1. Take advantage of Fresh Produce:
• Veggies – Tomatoes, Avocados, Green, and
Bell Peppers
• Fruits – When choosing fruits, always make
sure to buy the freshest, best quality.
2. Choose Lean Meats – Instead of going
for the traditional fare, choose leaner meats.
Healthier meat alternatives include ground
turkey and skinless chicken breast. Fish is a
very important part of a healthier diet.
3. Be Smart About Cold Treats Choices –
To satisfy your sweet tooth and not feel guilty
about it; look for some healthier alternatives to
the typical calorie-laden summer treats. Buy
low-fat versions of fat-free and sugar-free ice
cream or try a sugar-free sorbet, which is a
lower-calorie, refreshing alternative.
Experiment with different brands and
remember to control your portions!
4. Stay Quenched - With scorching hot
temperatures and outdoor activities ramping
up dehydration is a major concern. To stay
hydrated during the summer, buy a reusable
water bottle and keep it with you all the time
as a reminder to take sips regularly.
(www.trihealth.com)
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Monthly Events
Upcoming Events
Advisory Council:
Monday, July 11th, at 10:30am
Bake Sale/Garage Sale
July 7th, 8th, & 9th
Time: Thursday-Friday 10am; Saturday 8am
Special Events Committee:
Monday, July 18th, at 10am
Blood Pressure Checks:
First Tuesday of each month, at 11am
Courtesy of HealthBack Home Health
Foot Care by Michelle Steinke
Food For Thought:
First Wednesday of each month by
appointment. Michelle does nail trimming,
corns, calluses, and foot massages. Please call
946-0722 (leave a message).
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Call for a FREE Information Packet
316-721-6001
7348 W 21st St N., Suite 101 • Wichita, KS
D 4C 02-0994
Orchard Park Senior Center
Greetings Everyone!!
Now that the weather is good for crops, I would like to share some information about fruits and
vegetables. Many older adults don’t eat enough fruits and vegetables. Only 30 percent of people
65 and older eat five or more daily servings of fruits and vegetables – the minimum amount
recommended for good nutrition. While more seniors than younger people meet this suggested
allotment, the numbers still fall short.
Eating plenty of fruits and vegetables is especially important as you get older, because the
nutrients and fiber in these foods can help reduce high blood pressure, lower your risk of heart
disease, stroke, and certain cancers, stave off eye and digestive problems – and simply satisfy your
hunger.
As you get older, certain age-related changes can make it more difficult to get the fruits and
vegetables you need including: difficulty chewing, changes in taste, mobility problems, lack of
motivation to cook, and changes in appetite.
Follow these tips for increasing the amount of fruit and vegetables you eat each day: add fruit
and vegetables to every meal, try new produce, cook vegetarian, snack on produce, and find ways
to incorporate fruits and vegetables into foods you already eat. To get the most out of the fruits
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Ongoing Activities
Mondays:
8 & 9 am
9:00 am
9:15 am
9:00 am
10:30 am
12:00 pm
12:30 pm
Co-ed Low Impact Aerobics
Wii Bowling
T.O.P.S. (Taking Off Pounds Sensibly)
Pickleball (will resume Sept. 12)
Stretch & Tone Chair Exercise
Open Pool Tables
Mexican Train Dominoes
Tuesdays:
8:15 am
Ease into Fitness
9:00 am Restorative Dance
12:00 pm Pool Tournaments: 8 ball (2nd & 4th
Tuesdays) 9 ball (1st, 3rd & 5th Tuesdays)
12:00 pm Duplicate Bridge (note new time)
Wednesdays:
8 & 9 am Co-ed Low Impact Aerobics
9:45 am Wii Bowling
10:30 am Bingo for Groceries (starting at 10 until
Aug. 17)
10:30 am Computer Lab
11:00 am Spades
12:00 pm Open Pool Tables
12:30 pm Party Contract Bridge
Thursdays:
8:15 am Ease into Fitness
9:00 am Crocheting with June
9:00 am Movin and Groovin Senior Aerobics
12:00 pm Open Pool Tables
12:30 pm Mexican Train Dominoes
1:00 pm Pickleball
Fridays:
8 & 9 am
9:00 am
10:30 am
12:00 pm
Co-ed Low Impact Aerobics
Wii Bowling
Stretch & Tone Chair Exercises
Open Pool Tables
Orchard Park Senior Center • 4808 W. 9th, Wichita, KS 67212 • (316) 942-2293
Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. • Director: Diane Nutt • [email protected]
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Orchard Park Monthly Activities
Blood Pressure Checks:
First Wednesday of the month, July 6th
8:30 – 10:15 a.m., Courtesy of Sandpiper Bay
Healthcare & Rehabilitation
Advisory Council Meeting:
Monday – July 11th, 11:30 a.m.
Birthday Celebration:
The monthly birthday celebration will be
Friday, July 1st, 11:15 a.m. (Also welcome back
SCSEP employees)
Lunch Out:
Tuesday, July 12th, 11:30 a.m.
Carlos O’Kellys, 527 S Ridge Circle
Breakfast Out:
Tuesday, July 26th, 9:00 a.m. (note time change)
Village Inn, 7020 W Central Ave.
Foot Care:
Foot Care provided by Michelle Steinke on
Wednesday, June 15th. Please call 946-0722
for an appointment. Michelle does nail trimming, corns, calluses and foot massages.
Pickleball
There will be no Monday morning pickleball
starting on May 23rd through September 12th,
due to the recreation center’s summer
discovery program.
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Orchard Park Educational Opportunities
July
August
July 8th @ 11:15 a.m.
Stroke Prevention
Lucy Lavelle – Wesley Rehabilitation
August 1st @ 11:15 a.m.
Knee Pain – Lunch & Learn
Todd Eck – Eck Chiropractic
July 11th @ 11:15 a.m.
Caregiver Symptoms
Tia Kealy & Shalee Kinney – T&S Elder Care
August 5th @ 11:15 a.m.
Scams & Senior Law
Kansas Legal Services
July 15th @ 11:15 a.m.
Your Life Your Legacy
Carrie Mullinix – Dignity
Alzheimer’s and Dementia Warnings
Tabitha – Meridian Rehabilitation
& Health Care Center
July 22nd @ 11:15 a.m.
Getting Ready for Medicare and
How to Read Your Medicare Statements
Joe Sauer – Reserve National
Aging Gracefully- How to
Preserve Your Smile for the Ages
Please join us on July 14th at 4:00 p.m. at
the Downtown Senior Center, 200 S. Walnut,
to hear experts from the Wichita State
University Dental Program speak about dental
issues for seniors. RSVP to Anna at
(316) 267-0302.
Admission is $5 for members. Hors
d’oeuvres will be served.
Are Research Studies Right For You?
Donyel Pinkney – Heartland Research
The Importance Of Socialization
Stacia Reed – Angels Care Home Health
August 22nd @ 11:15 a.m.
Services That May Keep You Independent
Lamez Green – Senior Care Pharmacy
Special Occasion &
Memorial Tributes
Gifts given in honor, memory, or appreciation of someone special are a wonderful way to
express admiration and esteem. When you give a tribute gift to Orchard Park Senior Center, a
card is sent to the person you are recognizing or the family of someone being remembered.
The amount is not mentioned. Donations in any amount are appreciated.
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Orchard Park Senior Center
Happy Birthday!
Orchard Park participants enjoy a variety of
educational programs.
From The Director
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and vegetables you eat, aim for variety. Eat
many different types of fruits and vegetables
in a rainbow of colors. This will help ensure
that you get the variety of nutrients your body
needs. (www.everydayhealth.com)
Have fun exploring different fruits and
veggies!!
Diane Nutt, Center Director
Bingo
Bingo will start at 10:00 a.m. now through
August 17th, due to the recreation center’s
summer discovery program.
Closing
Orchard Park Senior Center will be closed
Monday, July 4th in observance of the Fourth
of July Holiday.
Center Hours
Beck, Mary 7/15
Brockleman, Katherine 7/3
Byram, Harold 7/17
Clark, Guy 7/3
Crawford, Margaret 7/2
Cromwell, Shirley 7/24
Denholm, Mildred 7/4
Fernandez, Ana 7/16
Gamblin, Louella 7/3
Gillett, Arianna 7/22
Goeller, Kay 7/21
Heffron, Marilyn 7/16
Hoover, Nancy 7/22
Hull, Christine 7/10
Johnson, Caroline 7/15
Kirkland, Mabelle 7/16
Kopper, David 7/1
Leiker, Irene 7/14
McFall, Robert 7/25
McIntire, Majorie 7/7
Nees, Albert 7/31
Ozbun, Harold 7/1
Purkey, Nena 7/15
Reed, Richard 7/25
Renfro, Raymond 7/26
Rider, Bette 7/27
Rutledge, Arvel 7/3
Schmiedbauer, Joe 7/3
Schneweis, Florena 7/23
Schraeder, Connie 7/10
Schulze, Ruth 7/13
Smith, Elrene 7/14
Stiner, Betty 7/7
Sullivan, Donald 7/27
Wachdorf, Michael 7/11
Watzig, Harry 7/31
Weinrick, Thomas 7/7
Wellman, Carol 7/15
Winters, Robert 7/13
Woodard, Jerry 7/26
Youngmeyer, Maureen 7/4
Yuza, Mary 7/13
Please note that the Senior Center is open
Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
We are not open on weekends and holidays.
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