Grandma and Me for Tea A Day in the Life of a TV Meteorologist

May/June 2014
Letter
Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department
Published for Members of the Lathrem Senior Center
Spring Dance
Thursday, May 1
from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
What more fitting day
for our spring dance —
May Day! There may not
be a Maypole to dance
around, but there will
be a dance floor, great
music, and an evening
of fun! Jim Robinson and
DoublePlay will return to
play our dance favorites.
All are invited - singles
and couples - dancers
and listeners! Light hors
d'oeuvres will be provided.
The cost is $8/CIL member;
$10/resident; $12/nonresident. (221312 A/AA)
Grandma and Me for Tea
Saturday May 10 at 2 p.m.
Calling all Grandmas, Nanas, Grammies (or what other distinguished
title you go by). You are cordially invited to a special Grandma and Me
Tea. Bring your grandchild ages 4 – 10 years old for a special afternoon
of fun. Dress for the occasion. The event will include snacks, teas and
together we will make a few crafts and fun memories. Register in
advance by May 5. Cost per couple: $15/CIL member; $20/resident;
$25/non-resident. Additional child $3. (221523 A/AA/AX)
A Day in the Life of a TV Meteorologist
Friday, June 20 at 10:30 a.m.
The forecast is for a fun, interesting and enlightening morning as we
learn about a day in the life of a TV Meteorologist. Join Jamie Jarosik,
the meteorologist for 2 NEWS and member of Storm Team 2, the
largest team of meteorologists in the Miami Valley, as she shares the
details of a typical day. You will learn about the crazy hours, how they
prepare forecasts, graphics and track severe weather. Join us for Danish
and coffee and learn about what goes on behind the scenes. Register
in advance by June 16. Cost: $2/CIL member; $4/resident; $6/nonresident. (321524 A/AA)
Cooking with Karen
Inside this Issue
Information.................. 2
Social Programs......... 3-5
Wellness Programs........ 5-7
Calendar................... 8-9
Enrichment Programs...10 - 11
Travel........................12
Sports........................13
On-going Activities.......14
Outreach....................15
Contact the Staff..........16
Ice Cream and Sorbet
Saturday, June 21 from 10 a.m. to Noon
Karen Harmon, a classically French-trained chef and owner of Karen’s
Culinary Creations, will be offering some fun and educational cooking
classes. What better time to enjoy ice cream than in the heat of summer.
On the first day of summer, learn how to make the base for vanilla bean
ice cream. From this base you can make just about any flavor and we
will make a few to sample: honey pistachio ice cream, cinnamon toast
ice cream, and on the lighter side, apple cider sorbet. Cost: $30/CIL
member: $35/resident; $40/non-member. (321553 A/AA)
EXCELLENCE — INNOVATION — POSITIVE EXPERIENCES
I n f o r m at i o n
Anna’s Angle
My oldest son studied Albert
Einstein this year in school
and has enjoyed sharing
the many facts that he has
learned. Fortunately, he
didn’t just retain the fact
that Dr. Einstein did not
wear socks, but also shared
this gem of a quote, “Life
is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance
you must keep moving.” The staff at Lathrem
works really hard to provide you with that
balance and even that gentle nudge to keep
you moving.
These pages are filled with new things to learn:
broom making, ice cream and sorbet creations,
cabbage rolls and the list goes on. There are
also places to explore: Edith Mae’s Tea Room,
Valley Vineyards, and food-filled adventures
on our Tasty Tours. Of course, we shouldn’t
leave out the many ways to keep you active:
exercise classes, golf leagues, shuffleboard and
the cycling group.
I encourage you to keep your life balance and
keep moving!
Pondview Open House
Wednesday, May 21 from 8 a.m. to Noon
Spring is a
great time to
experience all
of Kettering’s
parks. Did you
know Pondview
Park is an
accessible park?
We welcome you
to come out for
a morning of exploring the park in conjunction
with some fun activities! You can fish for free and
without a license at Pondview, so we encourage you
to bring your fishing gear and a chair! Registration
is highly suggested! Rain date is Wednesday, May
28 from 8 a.m. to noon. (250501 A)
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Lots of laughs
with ventriloquist
Gary Lare.
Lathrem Senior Center will be closed
Monday, May 26
in observance of Memorial Day.
Kettering Mayor & Council
Don Patterson, Mayor
[email protected] .................299.5512
Bruce E. Duke, Vice Mayor, District 4
[email protected] .....................299.2259
Bill Lautar, At Large
[email protected] ........................689.2205
Amy Schrimpf, At Large
[email protected] .................429.3896
Robert Scott, District 1
[email protected] ........................776.2315
Joseph D. Wanamaker, District 2
[email protected] ...............296.1712
Tony Klepacz, District 3
[email protected] ..................435.9830
Mark Schwieterman, City Manager
[email protected] ........296.2412
Albert Fullenkamp, Assistant City Manager
[email protected] .................296.2412
Council Office Phone Number: 296.2416
Council E-Mail: [email protected]
Kettering Home Page: www.ketteringoh.org
Social
Out & About
May Tasty Tour Lunch:
Edith Mae’s Tea Room
Tuesday, May 27
Leave Lathrem at 11:30 a.m., return approx. 2:30 p.m.
Deadline to register is May 18. Edith Mae’s, in Xenia,
is one of Ohio’s most popular Victorian themed
tea rooms. The tea room has a beautiful ambience
and is set in an old 1800’s mansion. The menu
will reflect a delicious traditional tea experience
with teas, sandwiches, soup, and desserts. During lunch, they will also tell us about some of the
rich history of this historic home. The gift shop
contains some very unique treasures, so plan on
doing some browsing! The house is a historical site
and does not have handicap accessible entrances.
Please note there are about seven steps to get
into the house. The cost includes transportation,
tea/lunch including tax and gratuity, and trip
escort: $35/CIL member; $37/resident; $39/
non-resident. (221318 B/BB)
May Tasty Tour Dinner:
The Florentine
Thursday, May 8
Leave Lathrem at 4 p.m., return approx. 7 p.m.
The Florentine Restaurant in the heart of
Germantown, is known for their delicious food and
quaint atmosphere. The Florentine has a 200 year
history, and the brick section of the restaurant is
still in tact from when it opened as an Inn in 1816.
Enjoy your choice of steaks, chicken, seafood, or
one of their delicious sandwiches. Cost includes
transportation and escort: $12/CIL member;
$14/resident; $16/non-resident. (221317 B/BB)
June Tasty Tour Lunch: Sunrise Café
Tuesday, June 24
Leave Lathrem at 11 a.m., return approx. 2 p.m.
Cozy little Sunrise Café in Yellow Springs believes
in good people and good food, especially locally
produced and organic food prepared from scratch.
They offer a variety of unique sandwiches, soups,
and salads. They also offer their breakfast menu
through lunch. Cost includes transportation and
escort: $11/CIL member; $13/resident; $15/
non-resident. (321312 A/AA)
June Tasty Tour Dinner:
Chappy’s Tap Room & Grille
Thursday, June 12
Leave Lathrem at 4 p.m., return approx. 7 p.m.
Chappy’s, located in Moraine, is known for
their delicious appetizers and entrees. The
owner named the restaurant after his beloved
grandfather, Chappy, who loved good times
and good friends — that is the spirit they try to
capture at Chappy’s. Cost includes transportation
and escort: $10/CIL member; $12/resident; $14/
non-resident. (321311 A/AA)
Dragons Game
Monday, May 19
Leave Lathrem at 5:45 p.m.; return approx. 10 p.m.
Waitlist only.
Cincinnati Reds Game
Wednesday, July 30
Leave Lathrem at 10:30 a.m., return approx. 5 p.m.
Deadline to register is June 23. Here’s to hoping for
another great Reds season! Take us out to the
ballgame to watch the Cincinnati Reds take on
the Arizona Diamondbacks at this afternoon game
(12:35 p.m.). Our reserved seats are infield under
a cover. Cost includes transportation, escort, and
game ticket: $65/CIL member; $70/resident;
$75/non-resident. (521151 C/CC)
Valley Vineyards
Thursday, June 19
Leave Lathrem at 1 p.m., return approx. 5 p.m.
Deadline to register is June 9. Valley Vineyards has
been producing internationally award-winning
wines for nearly 40 years and they love to showcase
them for groups. While enjoying their beautiful
surroundings, you’ll get to sample six of their wines,
enjoy cheese and crackers for palate cleansing,
receive a souvenir wine glass, listen to a presentation
by an expert on wine making and the dynamics
of wine tasting, and also tour their wine making
facility. On the way home, we’ll make a browsing
stop at Grandma’s Gardens in Waynesville provided
with refreshments and a Grandma’s coupon. Cost
includes transportation, admission for the group
tasting, and tour escort: $28/CIL member; $33/
resident; $38/non-resident. (521151 D/DD)
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Social
Out & About (continued)
Mel Tillis in Concert
Monday, September 15
Leave Lathrem at 10 a.m., return approx. 5 p.m.
Country legend, Mel Tillis, has written over
1,000 songs (approximately 600 have been
recorded by major artists such as Kenny
Rogers and Brenda Lee) and has had 60
albums and 36 Top Ten Singles. Mel has
appeared in numerous feature films including
“Every Which Way But Loose” and “Cannonball
Run I and II.” He’s been honored with several
awards, including induction into The Grand
Ole Opry and Country Music Hall of Fame. Mel
and his band, the Statesiders, have toured all
over the world, and we have an opportunity
to see him at the Aladdin Shrine Center in
Columbus. Lunch is included before the show.
Menu: beef brisket, mashed potatoes, corn,
salad, rolls and butter, dessert, and coffee or
tea. Cost includes motorcoach transportation,
lunch and concert, and tour escort: $94/CIL
member; $99/resident; $104/non-resident.
(521151 E/EE).
Garden Club
Wednesdays, May 21 and June 18
During the summer months, the Lathrem Garden
Club enjoys field trips to local gardens. This group
welcomes anyone who enjoys talking gardening.
You don’t have to be a seasoned gardener to be
part of this fun friendly group.
May 21 at 1 p.m.: Meet at the Lathrem Senior
Center at 1 p.m. to tour one of the member’s
home gardens. Light refreshments will be served.
The group will meet in the Lathrem lobby and
then car pool to the Kettering resident’s home.
In case of rain, this event will be canceled.
June 18 at 1 p.m.: The Lathrem Garden Club will
be traveling again this month. Again, we will meet
at the Lathrem Senior Center and then carpool
to “Rosemary Eisenhauer’s Garden” located on
Stutsman Road. The produce is naturally grown
and sold at local Farmer’s Markets. $5 admission
fee paid at the garden. In case of rain, this event
will be canceled.
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Pool Trick Shot Show
Thursday, June 26 from 6 to 8 p.m.
We’re excited to welcome Brian “Superman”
Pauley who will entertain us with his pool trick
shot talent. He does a show of 16 – 20 shots
combined with some humorous commentary and
audience participation. He will also raffle a free cue
stick valued at $250 and sponsored by McDermott
Cues! Cost for this event is $1/CIL member; $2/
resident; $3/non-resident. (321331 A/AA)
Coffee Concerts
Plan a late morning interlude with friends. Enjoy a cup
of coffee or tea, and then sit back and be entertained.
Raggedy Edge – Americana Music
Thursday, May 8 at 11 a.m.
Raggedy Edge performs vocally and with guitar
and mandolin. They do a variety of music and
cover a variety of well-known songs and artists,
even Great American Songbook standards from
the 1920’s through the 1950’s. Upon registration,
let staff know if you plan to stay for the daily
lunch program (suggested donation for lunch is
$2). Please register by Tuesday, May 6. Cost is
$2/CIL member; $3/resident; $4/non-resident.
(221319 B/BB)
Riverest Trio
Thursday, June 5
Riverest is a trio that plays music from the Big
Band era. Wear your dancing shoes—their music is
both danceable and listenable! Upon registration,
let staff know if you plan to stay for the daily
lunch program (suggested donation for lunch is
$2). Please register by Tuesday, June 3. Cost is
$2/CIL member; $3/resident; $4/non-resident.
(321319 A/AA)
Mic and Gloria Murphy
Thursday, July 3
Mic and Gloria return with both light-hearted
and inspirational favorites. This year, in honor of
the holiday, they’ll perform a variety of patriotic
favorites as well. Upon registration, let staff know
if you plan to stay for the daily lunch program
(suggested donation for lunch is $2). Please register
by Tuesday, July 1. Cost is $2/CIL member; $3/
resident; $4/non-resident. (321319 B/BB)
Social
CIL Artist Display
Check out our Lathrem hallways—Wanda
Cisneros is displaying her paintings during May
and June. She says the following about her
work: “I taught myself to paint by watching
TV. In 1981 I was watching Bill Alexander paint
the wet-in-wet painting technique. I made my
own palette knife and used old paints I had
played around with over the years. In 1984 Bob
Ross had the show called the “Joy of Painting”
which I watched every Saturday. My husband
encouraged me to go to the Bob Ross “Joy of
Painting” classes, which I did for over 20 years.
I became a certified Bob Ross instructor in 1992
and started teaching two weeks after I got my
first certificate. Now I am a certified instructor
in the Bob Ross method of oil painting. I have
taught Landscapes for over 20 years. Florals and
wildlife came in early 2000. My dream was to
paint but I never thought I would teach classes
also. I was just too shy and bashful. Since those
days, I have also taught myself to paint with
acrylics and watercolors. I was featured on
the news with Bucher’s Beat. Jim Bucher from
Channel 2 came to my studio and we painted an
entire painting together. I also wrote a children’s
book which includes six stories.”
Lathrem Craft News
Use Your Talents – Benefit the Kettering Parks Foundation!
Lady Crafters: The Crafters last group meeting
for the summer will be May 23 due to Summer
Camps meeting at the Recreation Complex. They
will return August 22 (Fridays, 9:30 to 11:30
a.m.) with a concentration on handmade crafts
for the annual November Arts & Crafts Show.
Use your quilting, knitting, crocheting, and craft
talent to make items for the show and the CIL
craft case. Please continue to remember donations
throughout the summer. Your donations in 2013
made for a record year—thank you! Donations can
be dropped off at the Lathrem front desk between
now and November.
Crooked Hookers: The group is called the
Crooked Hookers, because the crochet hook
is, well, crooked! They crochet, knit and loom;
anyone who is interested is welcome to join. Very
active in giving to worthy causes, in the past few
months the group has donated over 200 items,
from lapghans to chemo caps. You can do your
own thing or participate in donating. Beginners
can get help and advice. For more information,
call Sue Metres, 426-8255. They meet the second
and the fourth Thursdays of the month in the
Lathrem Library from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
W e l l n e ss
Drop-in Exercise Classes at Lathrem Senior Center
Title
Day & Time
Who Can Attend?Cost
A.M. Exercise M/W/F 9 - 9:55 a.m.
Lathrem pass holders
Aerobic conditioning, flexibility and strength exercises; medium fitness level.
$1 Lathrem member
$2/resident and $4/non-resident
Stretch & Move (Chair)
M/W/Th 10 - 10:50 a.m. 45+ years old
Good for beginners; low to medium fitness level; focus is strength and flexibility.
$1 Lathrem member
$2/resident and $4/non-resident
Lengthen & Strengthen
M/Th 11 - 11:50 a.m.
45+ years old
Advanced class on strength and flexibility using weights, bands, chair and floor.
$1 Lathrem member
$2/resident and $4/non-resident
Strength Training
M/W/Th 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. 45+ years old
Strength exercises using weights and bands; medium fitness level.
$1 Lathrem member
$2/resident and $4/non-resident
P.M. Exercise
M/W/Th 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. 45+ years old
Aerobic conditioning, flexibility and strength exercises; medium fitness level.
$1 Lathrem member
$2/resident and $4/non-resident
Payment Option: If you have a current Lathrem Membership pass, you are eligible to purchase a Lathrem Exercise
pass. The Lathrem Exercise pass costs $44 and allows you to attend the above classes at no additional fee.
Note: Please consult your physician before beginning any exercise program.
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W e l l n e ss
Medical Massage by Michelle
Licensed Massage Therapist Michelle Petzold
Mondays, May 5 & 19 and June 16
from 10 a.m. to Noon
Enjoy the benefits of massage: relaxation,
stimulation of nervous system, increased
circulation and softening of muscles. Chair,
foot and table massage for neck pain
and sciatic back pain are available.
Michelle also offers a tabletop
massage that allows you to sit in
a regular chair. Massages are
offered in 10-minute sessions
for $12. Fee is required at
the time of registration. To
register, call 296-2480.
Are all magnifiers created equally?
Traditional Magnifiers versus Electronic Magnifiers
Cleveland Sight Center
Tuesday, May 6 from 11 a.m. to Noon
Join us for a talk on the differences of Traditional
Magnifiers and Electronic Magnifiers. Tom Sawyer,
the Cleveland Sight Center’s representative,
will talk about the different types of magnifiers
and how to use them properly. Along with a
demonstration of the magnifiers, other products
used for individuals with vision loss will also be
discussed. Call 296-2480 to register. Free for
CIL members; $2/resident; $4/non-resident.
(221705 A/AA).
Healing Touch
Wednesday, May 7 and June 4
from 3:15 to 5 p.m.
Healing Touch is a holistic energy therapy that
emphasizes compassionate, heart-centered care in
which the Healing Touch provider and client are
equal partners in facilitating health and healing.
Healing Touch is non-invasive and utilizes the
hands to restore balance and harmony to the
energy system, thereby placing one in a position
to self-heal. Healing Touch is not a substitute for
traditional therapies but rather a complement to
them. Healing Touch 1:1 sessions are performed
by a Certified Healing Touch Practitioner. Cost:
$28/20 minutes; $14/10 minutes. To register,
call 296-2480.
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Communicating with your Physician
Thursday, May 8 from 11 a.m. to Noon
The days of going to the doctor and listening
only to what they have to say are over! This
presentation will help give you pointers on how
you can have a more active role in your own health
care by planning your doctor visit before you go.
Call 296-2480 to register. Free for CIL members;
$2/resident; $4/non-resident. (221707 A/B)
Healthy Arteries Screening
What is your vascular age?
Find out in less than 30 minutes!
Wednesday, May 14 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Kettering Health Network’s Center for Heart and
Vascular Services will be conducting Healthy Arteries
Screenings to help the individual learn if there is
plaque in the neck arteries for stroke prevention,
if there is narrowing in the arteries in the lower
extremities and to determine his/her vascular age.
Registration is required by calling 558-3988.
1. Carotid Intima Media Thickness (CIMT): Noninvasive Ultrasound is used to measure the
layers of the carotid artery wall in the neck.
A thickened CIMT is associated with increased
vascular age and risk for heart attack and stroke.
This measurement can determine when early
treatments are needed.
2. Carotid Artery Plaque Screening: Carotid Artery
Ultrasound detects plaque build-up in the
arteries in the neck most commonly associated
with stroke. A highly accurate method for
detecting the accumulation of plaque and blood
flow abnormalities in the carotid arteries.
3.Peripheral Artery Disease Screening: Ankle
Brachial Index detects the presence of Peripheral
Artery Disease (PAD) which occurs when there
is build-up of plaque in the arteries of the legs.
Persons with PAD are at increased risk for
coronary artery disease, heart attack, and stroke.
4.Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Scan: Ultrasound
imaging visualizes the abdominal aorta, and
is a highly accurate method for detecting and
measuring the presence and size of an aneurysm.
Package 1: 4 exams (Carotid/CIMT/ABI/AAA) $139
Package 2: 3 exams (Carotid/CIMT, Aorta Scan OR ABI) $129
Package 3: 2 exams (Carotid/CIMT OR Carotid/AAA) $90
Package 4: Carotid OR Aorta only $60
W e l l n e ss
Blood Pressure Screenings
Health Screenings
Date
Cholesterol, blood pressure, body mass index, and
take home colon test screenings. Must be 60 years
of age. Cost: Nominal donation based on income.
Call Unified Health Solutions for an appointment
at 220-6605.
Stop by the Lathrem Senior Center lobby for
complimentary blood pressure screenings on
the following dates:
Time
Fri., May 2
10 a.m. – Noon
& Fri., June 6
Provider
Kettering Health
Network
Blood Sugar/Blood Pressure Screenings
Date
Time
Provider
Tues., May 20 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Walnut Creek Nursing
& Tues., June 17
& Rehabilitation
Wed., May 28 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Lincoln Park Manor/
& Wed. June 25
Senior Independence
Thurs., May 8 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Forest View Center
& Thurs., June 12
Healthy Outlook: How Mood Affects
your Health
Tuesday, May 13 from 10 to 11 a.m.
Kettering Community Outreach
Taking care of your mood is as important to
overall health as checking your blood pressure and
trying to eat healthy foods! This presentation will
give you the chance to learn about depression's
signs and effects, and how you can take charge
of preventing depression from getting in the way
of living your life. Call 296-2480 to register. Free
for CIL members; $2/resident; $4/non-resident.
(221706 A/AA)
Managing Falls
Lunch and Discussion
Friday, May 23 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Brookdale Senior Living is sponsoring a free
lunch and discussion about managing falls. For
those who experience a fall, injuries can range
from minor bruises to broken bones; resultant
hip injuries make it difficult to return home after
treatment. Secondary complications from falls
include ranges of depression to pneumonia. Many
will suffer from secondary complications ranging
from depression to pneumonia. Learn how to
stay safe! Join us as we discuss these prevention
strategies to help with falls in the home and
beyond. Free for CIL members. Space is limited,
so please register early 296-2480. (221715 A)
Thursday, May 15 and June 19
from 9 a.m. to Noon at Lathrem
Hearing Screening
Friday, July 11 from 1 to 3 p.m.
Take advantage of this free hearing screening
offered by Avada Audiology and Hearing Care. Call
296-2480 to schedule your 15-minute screening.
A1c Checks
Wednesday, June 4 from 9 a.m. to Noon
The A1c is a finger stick blood test that averages
blood sugar levels over the past 2 to 3 months.
Testing is especially important because early in the
disease diabetes may have no symptoms. Identifying
elevated blood sugars early can delay or prevent the
diagnosis of diabetes. This screening will be provided
by Kettering Health Network, Community Outreach
and your results are immediate. Cost: $10/person.
Registration is required. Please call Kettering Health
Network Community Outreach at (937) 558-3988
to schedule your appointment. The screening will
take place at Lathrem.
Glaucoma and Cataracts
Thursday, June 5 from 1 to 2 p.m.
Both glaucoma and cataract conditions affect the
eye and can cause changes in your vision, which can
lead to blindness. This presentation will help you to
understand what both of these conditions are, who
is at risk, the treatments for these conditions, and
what may be happening to your eyesight if you have
one of these conditions. Free for CIL members; $2/
residents; $4/non-resident. (321705 A/AA)
Gentle Stretch Yoga
Tues., June 10 – July 15, 8:30 – 9:45 a.m. (311329 C/CC)
Thurs., June 12 – July 17, 8:30 – 9:45 a.m. (311329 D/DD)
Take a yoga class designed for the senior adult
and beginning yoga participant. Instructor Kim
Zehnder has developed a combination yoga and
gentle stretch class, providing many benefits such
as stress reduction, relaxation, improvement in
balance and flexibility. Deadline for registration
is six days prior to the start date. Cost: $35/CIL
member; $40/resident; $45/non-resident.
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M ay / J u n e 2 0
Activities listed below occur weekly unless otherwise noted. Items in bold are registered progra
M o n d ay
T u e sd ay
W e d n e sd ay
8:30 a.m. Drop-in Short Tennis*
7:30 a.m. Golf Rollandia
8:30 a.m. Drop-in Short Tennis*
8:30 a.m. Drop-in Basketball*
8:30 a.m. Gentle Stretch Yoga
(6/10–7/15)
8:30 a.m. Drop-in Basketball*
8:30 a.m. Drop-in Volleyball*
8:30 a.m. Drop-in Pickleball*
9 a.m. Kettering Heart Screens
(5/14)
9 a.m. Duplicate Bridge
9 a.m. AM Exercise
10 a.m. Healthy Outlook (5/13)
9:15 a.m. Bowling (Woodman
Lanes)
8:30 a.m. Drop-in Shuffleboard*
9 a.m. AM Exercise
9 a.m. Bridge
9:30 a.m. Quilting (Polen Farm)
10 a.m. Stretch & Move
10 a.m. Medical Massage
(5/5, 5/19, 6/16)
11 a.m. to 1 p.m. BP/BS
Screenings (5/20, 6/17)
8:30 a.m. Drop-in Shuffleboard*
10 a.m. Stretch & Move (Chair)
11 a.m. Cleveland Sight Center
(5/6)
11 a.m. to 1 p.m. BP/BS
Screenings (5/28, 6/25)
11 a.m. Tasty Tour Lunch
(6/24)
Noon Daily Luncheon
1 p.m. Cribbage
11:30 a.m. Tasty Tour Lunch
(5/27)
1 p.m. Euchre
Noon Daily Luncheon
1 p.m. Garden Club (5/21,
6/18)
5:30 p.m. Strength Training
1 p.m. Brooms (5/13)
5:30 p.m. Canadian Bid Euchre
1 p.m. Organizing Your
Paperwork (6/17)
11 a.m. Lengthen & Strengthen
Noon Daily Luncheon
1 p.m. Cornhole*
1 p.m. Bid Euchre
5:45 p.m. Depart Dayton
Dragons (5/19)
6:30 p.m. PM Exercise
1 p.m. Computer Help
1 p.m. 500
1 p.m. First Mothers (5/7)
1 p.m. Cornhole*
1 p.m. Bingo
1 p.m. Cribbage
1 p.m. Hand and Foot
1 p.m. Scrabble
1 p.m. Tax-Free Investing
(5/14)
1 p.m. Bridge
1 p.m. Canasta
2 p.m. Financial Exploitation
Panel Discussion (5/20)
6 p.m. Wild Pinochle
2 p.m. Computer Classes (Page 10)
3:15 to 5 p.m. Healing Touch
(5/7, 6/4)
5:30 p.m. Strength Training
5:30 p.m. Canadian Bid Euchre
6 p.m. Computer Classes (Page 10)
*Not playing the summer months.
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6:30 p.m. PM Exercise
Weekday use of the gym ends on May 25.
Will not resume until September
due to camps and floor project.
The gym is available to seniors
Monday through Friday from 8:30 to 11 a.m.
and Saturday from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.
Saturday use of the gym runs from the
beginning of May through August 8.
Seniors are required to show their I.D. card
prior to attending drop-in gym time.
Gym floor is tentatively scheduled to be
refinished August 9 through August 24.
Items in bold are registered programs.
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8 a.m. Golf Community
8:30 a.m. Drop-in Short Tennis*
8:30 a.m. Drop-in Volleyball*
8:30 a.m. Drop-in Basketball*
d* 8:30 a.m. Gentle Stretch Yoga
(6/12–7/17)
ns 9 a.m. Health Screens (5/15, 6/19)
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9:15 a.m. Cycling
8:30 a.m. Drop-in Shuffleboard*
9 a.m. Shuffleboard Senior
Olympics (5/30)
9 a.m. AM Exercise
10 a.m. Stretch & Move (Chair)
11 a.m. Coffee Concert (5/8, 6/5)
11 a.m. BP/BS Screenings (5/8, 6/12)
11 a.m. Communicating with your
Physician (5/8)
11 a.m. Vacation on a Tank (5/15)
11 a.m. Lengthen & Strengthen
9:30 a.m. Lady Crafters
(summer break after May 23)
9:30 a.m. Show Choir (Christ UM)
10 a.m. to Noon BP Screening
(5/2, 6/6)
8:30 a.m. Drop-in Volleyball
(KRC)
10 a.m. Ice Cream & Sorbet
(6/21)
2 p.m. Grandma & Me Tea
(5/10)
S u n d ay
1 p.m. Double Deck Pinochle
1 p.m. Euchre
10:30 a.m. Day in Life of
Meteorologist (6/20)
Noon Daily Luncheon
11 a.m. Your Legacy Lunch &
Learn (5/16)
1 p.m. Glaucoma and Cataracts
1 p.m. Bridge
11 a.m. Managing Falls/
Brookdale (5/23)
1 p.m. Double Deck Pinochle
1 p.m. Pinochle
1 p.m. Line Dancing (5/19–8/10)
1 p.m. Depart Valley Vineyards (6/19)
4 p.m. Tasty Tour Dinner (5/8, 6/12)
11 a.m. Hospice Myth & Reality
(6/6)
Noon Daily Luncheon
5:30 p.m. Strength Training
1 p.m. Bridge
6 p.m. Pool Trick Shot Show (6/26)
1 p.m. Double Deck Pinochle
6 p.m. Spring Dance (5/1)
6 p.m. Euchre
Lathrem Senior Center will be closed
Monday, May 26
in observance of Memorial Day.
6:30 p.m. PM Exercise
6:30 p.m. Crochet Group (2nd &
4th Thursdays)
7 p.m. Cabbage Rolls (5/15)
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Enrichment
First Mothers
Wednesday, May 7 at 1 p.m.
May is a special month for mothers. Join Debe
Dockins from Washington-Centerville Library as
we explore the lives of 11 women who raised their
sons to achieve the greatest office in the land,
the Presidency of the United States. Deadline
to register is May 5. Cost: $2/CIL member; $4/
resident; $6/non-resident. (221504 A/AA)
The Art of Broom
Making
Tuesday, May 13 at 1 p.m.
Cheryl Love learned the art of
broom making in the early 1990’s
and ran a small broom factory for
several years. Although not an
active broom maker at this time,
she still has an assortment of brooms for display
and enjoys sharing the story of this unusual skill
of broom making. Her brooms are all hand made
from the decorative handles to the finish sewing
on the outside of the broom. You’ll be swept away
with all the interesting facts you’ll learn about
broom making. Deadline to register is May 9.
Cost: $5/CIL member; $7/resident; $10/nonresident. (221522 A/AA)
Computer Classes
Computer Gnome is offering a wide variety of
computer classes for beginners as well as more
advanced classes to enhance your computer
skills. Classes will meet for two weeks, two
hours each session, unless otherwise stated. You
can bring your
own laptop or
computers will
be provided.
Class size is
limited, so
sign up early.
For
more
details on each
class, contact
Lathrem at
296-2480.
Reg. # Title
Class Meets
Day Classes meet on Wednesdays from 2–4 p.m.
221546 Skype*
Wed., May 14 (One part only)
221543 iPhone Basics
Wed., May 21 & 28
321526 iPad Basics
Wed., June 4 & 11
321527 iPad Beyond Basics
Wed., June 18 & 25
Evening Classes meet on Wednesdays from 6–8 p.m.
221547 Microsoft Word Basics
Wed., May 14 & 21
221548 Microsoft Excel Basics Wed., May 28 & June 4
321531 Mail Merge: Labels Made Easy* Wed., June 11
(One part only)
321533 Microsoft PowerPoint Basics Wed., June 18 & 25
Tax-free Investing:
It’s Not What You Make;
It’s What You Keep
Cost: $50/CIL member; $55/resident; $60/nonresident. *One day classes: 30/CIL member; $35/
resident; 40/non-resident.
Presented by Ron Solada from
Edward Jones, this seminar is
designed to help participants
determine if tax-free investing
is one way to help them reduce their tax
burden. Other topics will include: tax-advantage
investments and their features, three ways to
purchase municipal bonds and more. Learn how
tax-free investing can help you achieve your goals.
Register by May 12. Cost: Free/CIL member; $2/
resident; $4/non-resident. (221513 A/AA)
AAA presents Trips on a Tank
Wednesday, May 14 at 1 p.m.
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Thursday, May 15 at 11 a.m.
Looking for some fun and interesting activities
close to home. Trips on a Tank will highlight some
fuel efficient journeys in one of four directions
from the central hub of the Dayton area. Not all
trips can be accomplished with one tank or even
one day; however, you will learn about some closeto-home destinations for all to enjoy. Deadline to
register is May 12. Cost: $2/CIL member; $4/
resident; $6/non-resident. (221507 A/AA)
Enrichment
Preventing Financial Exploitation
Cabbage Rolls
Tuesday, May 20 at 2 p.m.
Thursday, May 15 from
7 to 8:30 p.m.
Have you ever thought of
making traditional cabbage
rolls but were afraid to try
because you thought they
were too hard to make? Join Chef Dominic and
learn how to make this hearty dish. Register by
May 12. Cost: $15/CIL member; $20/resident;
$25/non-member. (221528A/AA)
Your Life…
Your Legacy
Lunch and Learn
Friday, May 16,
at 11 a.m.
Join the Family
Service Manager
from Tobias Funeral Home for an educational
and informational lunch and learn seminar about
having an easier conversation with loved ones,
reflecting on what’s important in your life and
recording your wishes so that your family knows
how you want to be remembered. The afternoon
will include lunch, games, door prizes and helpful
advice. There is no obligation or sales presentation.
Seating is limited and you must register by May
12 or until full. Cost: Free/CIL member; $4/
resident; $6/non-resident. (221515 A/AA)
Sinclair Lifelong Learning –
Summer Session
Line Dancing
Thursdays, May 19 – August 10 from 1 to 3 p.m.
Beginners and experienced dancers welcome!
Sinclair instructor Pat Burger specializes in
working with seniors and will help you feel
at ease. The beginner class starts at 1 p.m.
followed by the more advanced class at 2
p.m. Many students opt to stay for both.
Registration required. Must be a CIL Member
and over the age of 60 to participate.
It is estimated that $2.9 billion a year is being
lost annually to financial exploitation and that
for every one instance reported as many as 43
instances go unreported. Presenters will share
their perspective and stories regarding the ever
growing problem of financial exploitation and Q
& A session. Presenters include:
• Gary J. Weston, Senior Attorney, Legal Aid of
Western Ohio, Inc.
• Lai Bryant-White, Supervisor Unit 21 – Adult
Protective Services, Montgomery County Job
and Family Services
• Bettina Buscemi, CCUFC Business Development
Manager, Day Air Credit Union
Cost: Free/CIL Member; $2/resident; $4/nonresident. (221500 A/AA)
Top Ten Hospice Myths & Realities
Friday, June 6 at 11 a.m.
Join the professionals from Crossroads Hospice as
they share the top most common misconceptions
in hospice. You will come away with an increased
understanding of what hospice is today. Learn
what hospice has to offer for you and your loved
ones. Cost: Free/CIL member; $2/resident; $4/
non-resident. (321520 A/AA)
Organizing Your Paperwork
Tuesday, June 17 from 1 to 2:30 p.m.
Paper can overwhelm your desk and counter
space, creating mental stress and chaos. Lori
Firsdon from Forte Organizers will teach you how
to streamline your filing system and strategies to
reduce paperwork. You will learn how to create
a manageable working system so you keep and
other people can find papers they need in time of
an emergency. Deadline for registration is June
13. Cost: $30/CIL member; $35/resident; $40/
non-resident. (321514 A/AA)
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T r av e l
Questions about a trip?
One of your JOY TOUR & TRAVEL representatives
will be at Lathrem Senior Center to assist
you with trip selection and answer questions
between the hours of 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., on
the days listed below:
Thursday, May 1 • Wednesday, May 14
Thursday, May 29 • Thursday, June 12
Thursday, June 26
You can always reach JOY TOUR & TRAVEL at
800-875-4569 or 513-777-8221. All prices are
double occupancy.
Outer Banks & Light Houses of
North Carolina
June 15 – 21, 2014 from $1,259
You will enjoy a beachfront hotel in Kill Devil Hills,
near where the Wright Brothers made the first
powered flight. Stroll the Elizabethan Gardens; see
Ft. Raleigh National Historic site; Roanoke Island
Freedman’s Colony; Chicamacomico Life Saving
Station; and four lighthouses: Bodie Island, Cape
Hatteras, Oracoke and Currituck Beach. Other
sites include the Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum
and the Wright Brothers National Memorial. Tour
includes: motor coach transportation, 6 nights’
accommodations, 12 meals, sites as listed, taxes
and gratuities on meals and hotels, baggage
handling and a JOY TOUR Director.
Bardstown, Kentucky Experience
June 17 – 18, 2014 from $319
Tour the Bluegrass State and enjoy the southern
hospitality, music and spirits as you depart for
Bardstown, Kentucky. Experience lunch at the
oldest Western Stagecoach stop in America, The
Old Talbot Tavern. After lunch, visit the oldest
operating jail complex in Kentucky, The Jailer’s
Inn, formally known as The Nelson County Jail.
Next, visit the first cathedral built west of the
Allegheny Mountains, Basilica of St. Joseph Proto
Cathedral. Afterwards, you will be off to My Old
Kentucky Home. Enjoy an outdoor drama at the
Stephen Foster Amphitheater. Enjoy a sample of
Kentucky’s fine bourbon while you visit Heaven Hill
Distillery. While you are in the spirit, make a stop at
Springhill Winery for tasting. Tour includes: motor
coach transportation, 1 night’s accommodations,
1 breakfast, 1 lunch, 1 dinner, tour of Abbey at
Gethsemane, riding tour of Bernheim Arboretum,
luggage handling, JOY TOUR Director.
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West Virginia’s Beginning
& The Queen Crown Jewel
July 21 – 22, 2014 from $329
Get ready for a great get-away as you make
your way to Oglebay Resort. Take a journey into
the past as you tour the Mansion Museum, once
the home of Colonel Oglebay and family. Enjoy
a tour of Wheeling and visit the Eckhart House,
“The Victorian Wheeling’s Crown Jewel.” Visit
the birthplace of West Virginia, Independence
Hall. Make your way to the Glass Museum which
features over 3,500 examples of historic glass
and china. A train ride through the Good Zoo is
the perfect way to end the day. Tour includes:
1 night’s accommodations, 2 meals (1 breakfast,
1 dinner), motor coach transportation, Tour of
Mansion Museum, Hill Top Shops & Gardens, Glass
Museum, Wheeling City tour, Train ride through
the Good Zoo, taxes on hotel, taxes and gratuities
on meals, baggage handling, JOY TOUR Director.
Celebration Belle River Cruise
August 18 – 21, 2014 from $679
Depart for a wonderful experience as your motor
coach whisks you away for an excursion adventure
on the Mississippi River. Try your luck at a hand of
poker once you have checked into the Isle Hotel and
Casino in Bettendorf, Iowa. Relax and enjoy your
all-day cruise to Dubuque, Iowa while listening to
the narratives from the captain of the Celebration
Belle. Admire one of the five finest Religious
Tiffany collections of stained glass windows during
your visit to St. Luke's United Methodist Church.
Tour includes: motor coach transportation, 3
nights’ accommodations, 3 breakfasts, 2 lunches,
2 dinners, tour and tasting at Stone Cliff Winery,
Big Band entertainment, baggage handling, taxes
and gratuities on accommodations and included
meals and JOY TOUR Director.
GET AWAY FOR THE DAY!
Register now for these great day trips!
Registration forms available at Lathrem or by
calling JOY TOUR & TRAVEL at 800-875-4569.
Thursday, May 15 – Crystal Elegance
Tuesday, June 10 – Antiques & Ambiance
Thursday, July 17 – Undulata Saddlebred Horse Farm
Tuesday, August 12 – Come to the Cabaret
Sports
Myths about Exercise and Aging
Myth: Exercise puts me at risk of falling down.
Fact: Regular exercise, by building strength and
stamina, prevents loss of bone mass and improves
balance, actually reducing your risk of falling.
Billiards Champions
Congratulations to Jim Choates, first place and Tom
Ruebosch, second place winners in the February
Billiards Tournaments. March tournament winners
are Tom Ruebosch in first place and Jim Choate
in second place. Tournaments are held every
Monday at 12:30 p.m. with the final playoff game
on the last Monday of each month. To participate
you must sign up in advance. All members are
welcome to participate at no cost and nonmembers may participate for a $2 fee.
Senior Softball League
Senior Softball is played at Kennedy Park every
Monday morning at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Contact
Jim Peterson, Jr. for additional information at
(937) 434-4543.
Cycle Paths
The CIL cycling group meets every Thursday at
9:15 a.m. Locations change weekly; pick up a
cycling schedule and guidelines packet at the
CIL front desk. All CIL members are welcome to
attend. For further information, call 296-2480.
CIL Golf Leagues
Golf is a great way to exercise and meet some new
people. We have two mixed golf leagues for our
CIL members.
Schedules and league details are available at the
CIL front desk. Must be a member of Lathrem.
Rollandia League: Tuesday mornings from April
22 – September 9. League Fee is $30. To register,
please call 296-2480. (221700 A)
Community Golf League: Thursday mornings from
April 24 – September 11. League fee is $36. To
register, please call 296-2480. (221714 A)
MB Senior Solutions is the sponsor of our
2014 Community Golf League.
Drop-in Schedule
Basketball (KRC Gym)
(Not available in June)
Short Tennis (KRC Gym)
(Not available in June)
Billiards (CIL Billiards Rm)
Shuffleboard (Multipurpose Rm)
Shuffleboard (Outdoor Courts)
Pickleball (KRC Gym)
(Not available in June)
Bowling (Woodman Lanes)
M/W/F 8:30 – 11 a.m.
M/W/F 8:30 – 11 a.m.
Anytime Lathrem is open.
M/W/F 8:30 – 11 a.m.
Tu 6 p.m. – Dark
Sat. 9 a.m.
Tu 8:30 – 11 a.m.
W 9:15 a.m.
$7 for 3 games
Volleyball (KRC Gym)
T/Th 8:30 – 11 a.m.
(June location:
Sat 8:30 –10:30 a.m.
Van Buren Middle School)
Cornhole/Table Tennis
M/W 1 – 2:30 p.m.
(Multipurpose Rm)
Outdoor Tennis
Drop-in Tennis plays at Ernst Park on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays from 8:30 to 11 a.m.
Shuffle Board Senior Olympics 2014
Friday, May 30 at 9 a.m.
CIL will be hosting the Senior Olympics
Shuffleboard Tournament on Friday, May 30 at
9 a.m. The 2014 Senior Olympics schedule and
application is available at the CIL front desk.
For more information, go to the web site at
www.daytonmiamivalleyseniorolympics.com
or contact David Pence at (937) 409-6734. A
special thank you to Paul Dunlap, our tournament
volunteer coordinator.
Drop-In Volleyball
The Tuesday and Thursday senior drop-in
volleyball will move to the Van Buren Middle
School gym, 8:30 to 11 a.m. for the months
of June and July. The Saturday senior drop-in
volleyball will remain at the KRC gym 8:30 to
10:30 a.m. during the summer. The KRC gym
will be closed for repairs from August 9 through
August 25.
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O n -G o i n g A c t i v i t i e s
Cards & Games
Weekly Activities
Activity
Day Time
Daily Luncheon M-F Noon
Sign up 10 a.m. to noon the day before. Provided by Senior Resource Connection
Location
Lathrem
$2 donation
Performing Group Practice
Joyful Musicians Th
10:30 a.m. – Noon Lathrem
A stringed array of players performing and singing a variety of music from
the 40's, 50's, and more. This group welcomes anyone who plays a soft sound
instrument or just enjoys singing.
Show Choir
F
9:30 – 11 a.m.
Christ UM Church
A dazzling vocal ensemble for anyone who enjoys singing.
Arts & Crafts
Quilting Group M
9:45 – 11:30 a.m. Polen Farm
Lady Crafters
9:30 – 11:30 a.m. Lathrem
Create beautiful heirlooms. New seamstresses welcome.
F
Create homemade items for the Annual Arts & Crafts Show or enjoy working on
personal items in a creative social environment. Donations of craft supplies are
appreciated. Summer break: Last group meeting is May 23; returning August 22.
Please bring any craft donations to the Lathrem front desk.
Education
Computer Help T
1 – 3 p.m.
Lathrem Library
Volunteer-led individual instruction for computer and digital cameras. Members
only, no cost.
Monthly Activities
Creative Writing Group — Meets the third Tuesday of the month,
1 to 3 p.m. at Lathrem Senior Center. Professor Joe Law of Wright
State University mentors this group. This is a drop-in program; no
advance sign-up required.
Crochet Group “Crooked Hookers” — Meets the second and fourth
Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m. in the Lathrem Library.
Garden Club — Meets the third Wednesday of the month at 1 p.m.
This group welcomes anyone interested in gardening.
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Tues.
1 – 4 p.m.
Bid Euchre
Mon.
1 – 4 p.m.
Bingo Wed.
1 – 3:30 p.m.
Bridge Mon.
T/Th/F
9 a.m. – Noon
1 – 4 p.m.
Canadian Bid Euchre
Mon./Wed. 5:30 – 8 p.m.
Canasta
Tues.
1 – 4 p.m.
Cribbage
Mon./Wed. 1 – 4 p.m.
Double Deck Pinochle
Sun./Th/F
1 – 4 p.m.
Duplicate Bridge
Tues.
9 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.
Euchre Mon.
Thurs.
1 – 4 p.m.
6 – 8:30 p.m.
Hand & Foot
Wed.
1 – 4 p.m.
Pinochle
Thurs.
1 – 4 p.m.
Scrabble
Wed.
1 – 4 p.m.
Wild Pinochle
Tues.
6 – 8:30 p.m.
Outreach Programs
Located at Town & Country Shopping Center
One Stop Shopping for Senior Services
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
A Partnership of the City of Kettering, Kettering Medical
Center, Unified Health Solutions and Oaks of West Kettering
Phone: 937-296-3330
Open Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
City of Kettering’s Senior Service Coordinator, Vickie Carraher
City of Kettering’s Senior Service Coordinator, Vickie Carraher
Medicare professional from Unified Health Solutions.
Make appointments by calling 220-6600, ext. 6644.
Blood Pressure Check 9 – 11 a.m., Oaks of West Kettering
City of Kettering’s Senior Service Coordinator, Vickie Carraher
The coffee is
always on,
thanks to
Home Instead
Senior Care,
who provides
non-medical
home care.
Senior Transportation Program
(All fees are each way.)
Appointments (medical or professional)
Local – $3
Out of town – $5
(within Kettering limits) (certain limitations apply)
Group Shopping Trips
Local grocery stores and special trips – $2
Lathrem Senior Center
(Mon. – Fri. daytime) All senior activities – $2
Monthly Special Trips – $2 (min. 4 riders)
Wednesday, May 28
Wednesday, June 25
11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Marion's Pizza
Applebee's
Special Dayton Mall Trip
Wednesday, June 11, 9 to 11:30 a.m.
Program is open to Kettering residents age 60 and
older. A $10 yearly registration fee is required to
utilize the service, and a rider’s card of $10, $20 or
$40 must be purchased to pay for rides. Contact
Lathrem Senior Center at 296-2480 to register
and receive a rider’s packet with program details.
Ask Vickie?
(about Senior Services)
Need information about caring
for a loved one or assistance
picking a Medicare plan? Then
ask Vickie Carraher, City
of Kettering Senior Service
Coordinator. Vickie is available to meet at
Lathrem Senior Center by appointment only;
please call 296-3356.
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U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
DAYTON, OHIO
PERMIT No. 563
Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department
3600 Shroyer Road • Kettering, Ohio • 45429-2799
937.296.2400 • Fax 937.296.3242
www.ketteringoh.org
Save the Date!
Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Staff
Director.................................................... Mary Beth Thaman
Lathrem Senior Center Staff
Facility Manager.................................................... Sonja Rom
Program Supervisor..................................... Anna Breidenbach
Facility Coordinator..............................................Maria Wegh
Program Coordinator........................................ Melissa Romer
Program Coordinator.................................... Kathy Schommer
Program Coordinator........................................ Jena Bosworth
Lathrem Senior Advisory Board
Karen Schmitt, Chair; Edna Manaugh, Vice-Chair; Barbara Redenbo,
Secretary; Maria O’Connell; Peter Venditto; Lisa Fields; Cec Hill;
Harold Matlack
Lathrem Senior Center
Facility & Office Hours
Summer Dance
with
Jim Robinson’s
DoublePlay
Thursday, July 24
6 to 8:30 p.m.
(321315 A/AA)
Check the Facility Bulletin Board for Holiday Hours
Monday – Thursday
Facility:
Office:
8 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
8 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Friday
Facility:
Office:
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Saturday
Facility:
Office:
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
9 – 11:30 a.m.
Sunday
Facility:
Office:
12:30 – 4:30 p.m.
1 – 4 p.m.
It is the policy of the City of Kettering not to discriminate against the
disabled in employment or the provision of services.
For Further Information
Lathrem Senior Center............................................ 296-2480
2900 Glengarry Drive, Kettering, Ohio 45420
Transportation Reservations..................................... 296-2483
Nutrition Reservations............................................ 296-3268
Fax Line............................................................... 296-3297
Lathrem Website ........................www.ketteringoh.org then click Play
Email.....................................................lathrem@ketteringoh.org
Kettering Connection............................................. 296-3330
Senior Service Coord. (Vickie Carraher)................... 296-3356
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