Mentor Senior Center - City of Mentor, Ohio

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Mentor Senior Center
8484 Munson Road Mentor OH
440.974.5725 or 440.255.1100 ext 2470
www.cityofmentor.com
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Special Events and Parties
Programs, Membership, Movies
Support Groups, Services, Special Elders
Ongoing Programs, Culture Groups, Library
Travel
Calendar
Winter Class Schedule
Advertisements
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Retirement Luncheon
For Laura Christian Imbornoni
Too quickly the time has passed us by,
now it’s time for us to say good-bye,
please join us to wish her the very best,
as she starts her long and well deserved rest.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Back-To-School Dinner Dance
Friday, December 3, 5-7:30 p.m.
Featuring the Billy Kaye Band
For your listening and dancing pleasure.
At Mentor High School
Courtesy of Mentor Future Leaders of America,
the National Honor Society, & Mentor School Board
and Administrators assisting Mentor High Cafeteria.
Mentor High Principal Joe Spiccia coordinates this
event. The menu is stuffed chicken breast and gravy,
mixed vegetables, tossed salad, roll, a surprise dessert,
and choice of beverage. The program starts at 5 p.m.
Dinner is served at 5:15 p.m. Sorry, meals cannot be
carried out of the school due to health regulations.
Parking – Park in the south parking lot. Enter through
the ‘A’ wing door. The cost is $7. Please make reservations now through November 24. # 13227
Tuesday, December 21, 2010, 11:30 a.m.
at Mentor Senior Center
“Hallelujah”
8484 Munson Rd Mentor, Oh 44060
(440) 974-5725
presented by the Hillcrest Concert Band
Come and celebrate Laura’s thirty year career at Mentor
Senior Center. As Recreation Manager, Laura Imbornoni has
touched the hearts of thousands, while
coordinating many activities, planning
great parties and events, and creating
numerous fine programs, as well as
managing one of the finest Senior Centers in our area.
To honor Laura, the Board of Trustees will supplement the cost of lunch.
Jozefina will create a wonderful meal
including a boneless skinless chicken
breast with cranberry sauce on the
side, squash casserole, rice pilaf, roll
and butter. Homemade coconut maple
cake will finish off the meal. We will only serve the lunch special, which will be available to purchase at a discounted cost
of $3, or you can call to register for dessert and beverage at
no cost, compliments of the Board. Please make reservations by December 13. # 13582
The Hillcrest Concert Band will present "Hallelujah!"
The excitement of Christmas in music. In addition to
instrumental numbers, the
Hillcrest Concert Chorale will
sing Hadel's "Hallelujah Chorus" with the concert
band. The Christmas Festival and Sleigh Ride by Leroy
Anderson will also be performed. Light refreshments
will follow.
Reservations are available until November 24.
Reservations cost $5.
#12245
December
2010
If you are sick with the
flu, please wait until
you are well and not
contagious before returning to participate at the
center.
Take care
of yourself.
Thank You.
Friday, December 3, 7:30 p.m.
December
Celebration
DECEMBER HOLIDAY
CELEBRATION
Friday, December 17, 11:45 a.m.
This extra special holiday meal will be glazed ham
with asparagus wrapped in bacon, scalloped potatoes, fruited salad and a special cake for dessert.
This monthly event is open to everyone.
Entertainment will be the Mentor Music Makers,
one of our own performing groups.
Make reservations by December 14.
Cost $5.50
Thank you to Emeritus Senior Living
for co-sponsoring this event. # 13024
SPECIAL EVENTS
HOLIDAY
PARTIES
Touched By Love
With Producer Tom Pattison
Holiday Magic
At Mentor Senior Center
Tuesday, November 30, 7-9 p.m.
The world famous 'Singing Angels'
In their spectacular Holiday Concert!
From the famous House of Blues,
The fantastic national recording stars, 'Heart & Soul'
The Mentor Music Makers
Mentor’s Act One
The Savelli Dancers — Award-winning act seen on TV
Reservations cost $8 after November 23,
until capacity is reached. #12770
Secret Pals At Hellriegel’s Restaurant
1840 Mentor Ave., Painesville OH 44077
(440-354-9530)
Wednesday, December 15, 1 p.m.
Order from the lunch menu. The mystery of your pal's
identity will be solved! Bring a small gift (range of $5
to $10 value) for your pal. Put her name on the outside of the package and a card with your name inside
the package. If you can't make it, please bring your
gift to the office by December 10 so your pal will not
be left out. Call now through December 10 to register.
Mentor Follies Dancers Holiday Party
At the Home of Rena Ellwanger
Wednesday, December 15,
5:30 p.m.
Rena Ellwanger will organize this party. Contact her
now through December 8 to let her know if you would
like to attend.
Holiday Bingo Party
Cost $3. Includes finger foods, cookies,
soft drink and one bingo card. Please make
reservations and pay by December 3.
Wii Bowling Holiday Party
Thursday, December 9, 1 pm
Calling all Wii bowlers. Join us for our potluck holiday
celebration. We will enjoy good food, friends and some
lively games. Please RSVP to Dean or Evelyn ASAP.
WATER EXERCISE HOLIDAY PARTIES
Tues/Thurs 10:30 a.m. Water Exercise Class
Holiday Party at Mentor Senior Center
Thursday, December 16, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Cost is $3. Please bring a side dish or party snack. The
$3 fee will supplement meatball sandwiches, drinks,
and paper products. Make your paid reservations at
Mentor Senior Center by
December 10.
All Media Painting Holiday Potluck Party
Punch Embroidery
Holiday Party
Monday, December 13, 1:00 pm
The Holiday party is at TJ’s on the Avenue.
Order off the menu. Please make reservations
with Richard Victor.
Line Dance Holiday Party 2010
Monday, December 13, 7-9:30 p.m.
Line dances led
in a party atmosphere.
We'll serve light refreshments.
The cost is $5 per person through December 8.
The cost is $7 per person after December 8.
#13199
Mentor’s Act One Holiday Party
Wednesday, December 15, 11:30 a.m.
The location will be announced at a later time.
Please call to register now through December 8.
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Thursday, December 16, 10 a.m. – 12:15 pm
Potluck in Activity Room 2.
Anyone who has participated in class this year is
invited to join us for this fun and festive party.
Please bring a dish to share and a $5 -$10 gift
for the exchange.
Mentor Music Makers Holiday Party
At the Olive Garden Restaurant
7740 Mentor Ave, Mentor 44060
Wednesday, December 22, 1:30 p.m.
Maria Voljin will organize this party. Contact her now
through December 15 to let her know if you would like
to attend. Also let her know if you are bringing a
guest.
ART AND CRAFTS
CHRISTMAS PARTY POTLUCK
Thursday, December 30 12:30 – 4:30 pm
Bring a wrapped gift for the gift exchange and your
favorite potluck dish to feed 12. Please register at the
desk. Please call Cathy May Krebs at 440-255-9345
with any questions.
Mentor Senior Center 440.974.5725 or 440.255.1100, ext 2470
Programs
Singing Through The Decades with the Re-Educ
ation Choir. Wednesday, December 1, 11:30 a.m.
The Re-Education Choir will be performing songs from the
1910's, 20's & 30's as well as a few holiday favorites. The choir is made up of students grades K - 12 with
emotional disabilities and autism spectrum disorders. For
more information on the school, visit www.re-edserv.com.
Arts & Crafts. Thursdays, 12:30 p.m. December 2
stamping with Ann Fairchild. December 9, 16, 23 and 30
is crafts with Cathy May Krebs. Reservations for these
classes start the first of each month, limit 12 participants.
You may register for the current month only.
Voice Your Views. Fridays in December, 1-2:30 p.m.
Facilitated by Debbie Muzik. Come to listen, to learn, to
discuss a wide variety of topics selected by the group
each month. Visitors to the group are welcome.
▪ December 3–Open forum & January topic selection
▪ December 10–Holiday Lunch at Cruisin 50’s Diner on
Mentor Ave. RSVP by 12/3
▪ December 17–In the News
Men’s Breakfast. Saturday, December 11, 9 a.m. The
menu is scrambled eggs, ham and juice and coffee. The
cost is $2. Jim Spicer, Coordinator. Purchase tickets now
through December 8.
Theater Group Mentor’s Act One Planning Meeting.
Wednesday, December 15, 11 a.m. New participants welcome to join our fun group.
Medicare Check-Up Days. Tuesdays. Do you need accurate, unbiased information about Medicare and the Medicare
Part D prescription drug benefit? Ohio Senior Health Insurance Information Program (OSHIIP) volunteers for the Lake
County Council on Aging, will be available here on Tuesdays
November 16 - December 21 to assist seniors in checking
out current Medicare selections. Call for appointments.
Roses to Retail: An Afternoon with Local Author Barbara Snell Davis. Wednesday, January 12, 11 a.m.
Come and enjoy an account of growing up with Mentor as
Barbara Snell Davis so aptly shares her July publication,
Roses to Retail. The author tells of her childhood among the
acres of roses which enriched her village. In her book she
relates her role as a benefactor of Mentor, as she and the
city literally grew up together. Registration is required. Free
#13381
Movies
Monday, December 20, 6:30 p.m. The American
starring George Clooney. Rated PG. Purchase $1
refreshment tickets prior to movie night.
Monday, December 27, 12:30 p.m. Cats and Dogs.
With the voices of James Marsden and Bette Midler.
Rated PG 13.
SENIOR CENTER INFORMATION, MEMBERSHIP
SENIOR CENTER STAFF
Recreation Manager
Laura Christian Imbornoni
Recreation Coordinator
Renee Ochaya
Office Assistants
Sue Kostrencic
Michelle Lohr
Julie Moyers
Lisa Nichols
Kathy Schonauer
Maintenances
Tom Acquilla
Stanley Braid
Jim Meadows
John Shields
Jimmy Spicer
Kitchen Program
Coordinators
Camille Germano
Jozefina Duvjnak
Special Elders Coordinators
Diane Maresco
Debbie Muzik
Betsy Parke
Angie Varketta
Marita Burke, Sub
Travel Escorts
Rena Ellwanger
Joan Evans
Bill Komyati
Frank Krupa
Julie Moyers
Men’s Program
Jimmy Spicer
Mentor Follies Dancers
Director
Rena Ellwanger
Mentor Music Makers Director
Maria Voljin
Workshop Staff Members
Included Pages 10—13
Office Hours:
Monday– Thursday 8 am-7:30 pm,
Friday – 8 am-4:30 pm
Building Hours:
Mentor Senior Center opens at 8 a.m.
Monday through Friday. (Fitness equipment is available at 7 a.m. with entry at
the Main Entrance doors only).
The building closes at 9:30 p.m. Monday
through Thursday, and at 5 p.m. on Friday.
Frequently used numbers:
Social Security 1-800-772-1213
LC Gen Health District 440-918-2500
LC Council On Aging 440-205-8111
Laketran (Call before 3 pm) 440-3546100
Medicare 1-800-633-4227
Senior Center Website information can be
found at www.cityofmentor.com/play
For emergencies at home, please dial
9-1-1. To report police matters, call the Mentor Police Department non-emergency number
255-1234. To report a power outage call the
First Energy outage reporting line at 888-5444877 or Customer Service 800-589-3101.
“2-1-1 First Call For Help Program”
This is a 24-hour free and confidential service, providing access to information and services regarding
healthcare and human service
Administered by the
CITY OF MENTOR
MENTOR SENIORS, LLC
Board of Trustees
Department of Parks, Recreation, & Public Facilities
President
Pat Rigsby
Vice President
Dean Trombley
Treasurer
Seba Pletcher
Recording Secretary
Dean Trombley
Corresponding Sect’y
Betty Reed
Decorations Chair
Connie Karchefsky
Historian Frank Krupa
Hospitality Chair
Lois Shaffer
Library Chair Lyn Hil
Past President
Florence Williams
Council President
Ward 1— Robert M. Shiner
Council Members at Large
Ray Kirchner
Scott J. Marn
Ronald L. Micchia
Ward 4—Lou Aliberti
Ward 2 – Carolyn P. Bucey
Ward 3— Edward R. Walsh
City Manager
Ken Filipiak
Director of Parks, Recreation, & Public Facilities
Bob Martin
Superintendent of Recreation - Paul Hegreness
Congratulations New Board Officers 2011-2012!
On October 27, Ron Ivory was elected President of
the Board of Trustees of Mentor Seniors LLC. Sadly,
he passed away on November 9. Dean Trombley has
been appointed to fill his current position as Vice
President immediately. We are grateful to Dean,
elected Vice President for 2011-2012, for taking on
the position of President beginning January 2011.
Seba Pletcher was elected as Treasurer and Lois
Shaffer as Corresponding Secretary. Cheryl Lamont
has been appointed to serve as Vice President 20112012, and Sara Shaner has been appointed to serve
as Recording Secretary for a couple months until the
position can be filled permanently. The person
elected as Recording Secretary will not be able to
serve due to unforeseen circumstances.
The Board of Trustees is seeking a Recording Secretary, Hostess Coordinator and Decorations Chair to
serve for 2011-2012. For the Decorating Chair position, the Board seeks someone experienced and creative in the decoration/craft arena. Meetings are the
second Monday each month at 12:30 p.m. For information please contact Board President Pat Rigsby.
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Support Groups and Services, Special Elders
Hearing Screenings
Wednesday, December 8,
10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Belltone Hearing Aid
Center will be available
to offer hearing screenings. Register for a 10
minute time slot at the
desk. Walk-ups are welcome as
space is available.
Visionaries
Wednesday, December 15, 2-4 p.m.
If you or someone you know
suffer from vision impairment—you’re not alone. The
monthly meetings are not
only informative but a lot of
fun! There is no fee, but
please call the Senior Center
to register. The Low Vision Support
group is facilitated by Licensed Optician, Debbie Kogler. Laketran is
available by calling (440) 354-6100
to schedule.
READING MACHINE for just about any
type of Low Vision is available for
your use. The machine
is located in the Library.
Health and Advisory Services
PODIATRIST. Wednesdays.
December 1 and 15-Dr. Spivak, December 8 and 29-Dr. Coppers.
Cost:$15, by appointment only. (Dr
Coppers would like cash only).
Marge Bodkin, Doctors Receptionist.
Please schedule your appointments
at the front desk.
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING.
Wednesday, December 1, 11:30-1
p.m. Mentor Way Nursing and Rehab Center will be here to offer the
blood pressure screening. Call to
register now through November 29.
VITALITY MASSAGE. Tuesday,
December 21, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Therapist David Hansen is owner and
practitioner at Lake Massotherapy in
Mentor. A 20-minute treatment in a
specially designed chair costs $11.
Hand or feet costs $6. Full, call to be
put on a wait list.
ATTORNEY – Gary Rosenthal,
No fee, register in advance.
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Memory Boosting Strategies
Memory Care Support Group
Betsy Parke, Facilitator
Learn new techniques and effective
strategies to help to boost and maintain your memory. This class is for
you if you want to exercise your brain
and support your memory functioning. The class includes stimulating
exercises, discussion and support to
help you or someone you know to
enhance memory skills. Betsy Parke
has been an instructor and coach for
40 years. She developed and coordinated a program for the City of Mentor to help developmentally challenged people reach goals which are
difficult for them to attain. Betsy
works at the Mentor Senior Center in
the Special Elders program and has
a special interest in memory fitness.
Thursday, December 9, 1-2p.m.
For those touched by Alzheimers, dementia and other memory impairments. Come join others to discuss
signs & symptoms, resources available, caregiving help and other topics
the group would like to address. Lynn
Hermensky, Facilitator.
Please register now through January 25.
Tuesday, 1 – 2 p.m. # 11841
Stage Sessions: 4
February 1-February 22
Senior Resident: $15
Senior Nonresident: $19
Non-Senior Resident: $20
Non-Senior Nonresident: $25
Living With Loss
An education and short-term
support group for those
suffering the loss of a loved one
Facilitator: Debbie Muzik, Ph. D.
Four sessions to help you learn the
grief process; acquiring coping skills,
and to share your experience with
others who are also grieving.
Facilitated by Debbie Muzik, an educator and Professional Counselor.
Participants in previous groups
found it easier in a group with others
experiencing similar challenges, and
to have useful hand-outs to take
with them for future reference. The
group is open to adults of all ages.
Please register now through March 17.
Thursday, 6-8 p.m.
Library
Sessions: 4
# 13229
March 24-April 14
Senior Resident: $20
Senior Nonresident: $25
Non-Senior Resident: $27
Non-Senior Nonresident: $34
MEMORY SCREENING
Please call to schedule your
10 minute appointment for
Memory Screening.
Thursday, December 9,
11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Special Elders
SPECIAL ELDERS EVENTS.
Tuesdays at Noon.
December 7 – Finish Christmas Service Project for the USO. Drop off
your donations at the Senior
Center front office. (Travel size
personal items and small
canned goods/snacks).
December 9 – Special Elders Christmas Bingo Party
December 14-Holiday Tree Crafts
December 21-Candy Cane Craft
December 28-Bring in the New Year
SHOPPING TRIPS
Thursdays, Seating is limited,
please pre-register.
December 2 – 9 a.m.—2 p.m. Great
Lakes Mall. Plan your Laketran pickup and drop-off times accordingly.
December 9 – Target
December 16 – Big Lots/Gabe’s
December 23 – K-Mart
December 30 – Wal-Mart
This program is primarily geared towards senior citizens who are 85
and older or those who may need
assistance to participate.
RoundTown Transportation – Volunteer Drivers Needed.
Wednesday, January 12, 12 noon. Dave Owens will be here to talk
with us about the need in Lake County for volunteer drivers to
assist those with special needs to get to work. Please call
now through January 5 if you would like to attend this
presentation.
ONGOING PROGRAMS, culture groups, LIBRARY
Ongoing Programs
WOODCARVING
Tuesdays from 2-4 p.m.
Beginners OR Experienced carvers.
Patterns, tools and wood are available. Bill Callaghan, instructor-No fee.
MENTOR MUSIC MAKERS
Wednesday at 10 a.m.
Maria Voljin, Director.
MENTOR FOLLIES DANCERS
Wednesday at 7 p.m.
The group will not meet December 22
or 29. Rena Ellwanger, Director. Join
us for great exercise, dance and fun.
MENTOR POST OFFICE Friday,
December 3, 10:30 a.m. – noon.
Avoid long lines at the Post Office and
purchase stamps and mail small
packages.
Wii Bowling League is Back!
This league has 2 person teams.
Please register at the same time
with your partner, or register as a
single and you will be paired up. No
bowling or Wii experience necessary. Join us for great fun and a bit
of exercise. Instructions and rules
will be provided on the first day.
Registration is available August 23
for Mentor residents and August 26
for nonresidents.
Thursday, 12:30 – 4:30
Activity Room 2
# 13599
Sessions: 10 January 6 – March 10
Friday, 12:15 – 4:15 Activity
Room 2
# 13600
Sessions: 10 February 11 – April 15
Fee: $6
Happy Hands Corner
NEEDLECRAFT PROGRAM
Mondays, 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Bring any unfinished projects, needlework, crochet, knitting, cross-stitch,
etc. to work on. No fee.
PUNCH EMBROIDERY
Monday, December 13 & 27, 1 p.m.
Richard and Annette Victor Instructors. Patterns and supplies can be
purchased through the Victors.
Cards and Games
The following games have a group
leader and are offered each week.
BINGO
Monday and Wednesday,
1 – 2 p. m. Activity Room 4
DUPLICATE BRIDGE
Tuesdays,
1 - 4 p.m. $1 paid at the door.
FRIDAY BRIDGE
Fridays, 12:30-3 p.m.
Activity Room 4
3-HANDED PINOCHLE
Lois Shaffer, Leader
Join us for 3-handed pinochle.
All players must be experienced.
Fridays, 12:30-3 p.m.
Activity Room 4. $1, at the door
no registration required.
EVENING TOURNAMENT
PINOCHLE Tuesday, 6:30 – 9 p.m.
Activity Room 4.
All players must be experienced.
Informal open play
SPADES
Beginners or experienced players
can join this fun group.
Thursday, 12:30
Activity Room 4
CRIBBAGE
Join us for a fun game. No experience necessary, we can teach you
the game.
Wednesday 1:00 – 3:00
Main Hall
CHESS
Wednesday, 1 p.m.
Activity Room 2.
HAND AND FOOT CARD GAME
Wednesday, 10 a.m. Main Hall
MAH JONGG
Monday at 12:30 p.m.
SCRABBLE/CARDS
Monday, 12:30-3 p.m. Main Hall
SENIOR BOWLING
at Scores Fun Center
Tuesday. 12:30 p.m. Mixed League,
men & women 50+. Call Helen
Hayes at 257-3277.
In Memoriam
Sympathy cards were mailed to the
family of members Peggy Osborn,
Marguerite Caton, Mike Storozum,
Richard Sanders, Ron Ivory, and
Ernie Whitworth. Make your card requests in the blue book at the Front
Desk. To maintain accurate records,
please keep us informed of the passing of our members. Thank You.
Culture Groups Holiday Parties
GERMAN CULTURE GROUP Holiday Party for Members. Monday,
December 6, 2 p.m. Our Annual Holiday Party will be held in the Main
Hall. Please be generous and bring a
dish to share plus your own
place setting and utensils. Ham and
beverages will be provided. Come
and enjoy the season with other
members.
SLOVENIAN CULTURE GROUP. NO
regular monthly meeting in December. The Christmas Luncheon will be
on Tuesday, December 14 at 1 p.m.
at Dino’s Restaurant, 4145 SR 306,
Willoughby. Transportation is on
your own. Please make lunch reservations with Jo Leufkens at 440 255
-3933 by December 8.
ITALIAN CULTURE GROUP Holiday
Party. Tuesday December 7 at
11:30. Our annual Christmas party
will be a potluck in Activity Room 2,
so bring your favorite dish to share.
All are welcome. We will take a
break in January and February.
Meetings will resume in March.
HUNGARIAN CULTURAL GROUP
Holiday Party. December 9th the
group will have it’s annual holiday
party at a member’s home. Please
contact Elaine Spondike at 3542423 for more information.
Library
Book Review
December 8, 1:30 p.m.
Sponsored by Mentor Public Library.
Those who have received the book
are welcome to come and enjoy this
monthly book review of The Necklace, by Cheryl Jarvis. This novel
tells how protagonist Jonell McLain
and other women contrived to share
what they most desire. On December 8, you can pick up your book for
the meeting January 12, 2011,
Small Island, by Andrea Levy.
Three near-strangers find
themselves in a single
house. Follow their journeys as they face post-war
challenges in the shabby
remnants of post-blitz London. Barbara Hauer from
Mentor Public Library leads
the discussion. Call to register now through December 15 if you
would like to participate in the January 12, 2011 book review.
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Refunds will be available until the date specified, minus a $10 administrative fee. Prevent the $10 administrative fee by transferring the full
amount to another trip/class/program within the same season. Pick up
detailed Trip Fliers found at the front desk or log on to
www.cityofmentor.com/play/senior trips.
Pancakes and Snowflakes
at the Pine Lodge Ski Center in
Chapin Park
Hot Air Balloon Festival
Canton, OH
Friday, July 29
We’ll take in the lift off almost 50 balloons, with
time to visit their food festival (on own). We’ll
Enjoy pancakes and coffee next to a fireside.
stay for the “Nightglow” before heading home.
Snowshoeing, skiing or a sled ride to see wildlife Registration/refund deadline is June 29.
and scenic trails, deadline is February 10.
Activity Level: Moderate.
Activity Level: Mild to Moderate
Cost $ 30
# 13596
Cost $8
# 13597
Thursday, February 17
Historic and Ethnic
Cleveland
PART 1
Friday, March 2
Tour historic, ethnic and international Cleveland
and lots more. Lunch is included at Sterle’s.
Registration/Refund deadline is February 25.
Activity Level: Moderate
Cost $60
# 13598
“Social Security”
Mystery Trip #3
Friday, August 12
If you went on Mystery Trip #1 & #2, you’ll enjoy
the fun and surprises of this trip. Lunch will be in
an amazing spot and is included. Registration/
refund deadline is July 25.
Cost $72
# 13591
Erie Canal and Niagara Falls
Wednesday, September 7
Join us on a two hour historic cruise through Erie
Canal in Lockport, New York. Enjoy a buffet
Wednesday, April 13
lunch and complete our day with a visit to Goat
Island for one of the best vistas of Niagara Falls.
Join us for an almost-tax day getaway seeing
deadline is September 3 and refund
the comedy “Social Security”. Lunch is included Registration
deadline is August 7. Activity Level: Mild
on site and we’ll visit Campbell Pottery enroute .
#13228
Refund deadline is March 14. Activity Level: Mild Cost $87
Cost $75
# 13597
The Geritol Follies
at the Riverside Inn
Mystery Dinner Train
Tuesday, April 19
The murder mystery luncheon train in Blissfield,
Michigan is a 2 1/2 hour upscale dining and entertaining experience aboard a moving train.
They perform a comical interactive murder mystery where you may be involved in the show.
Refund deadline is March 19. Activity Level: Mild
Cost $94
#13285
Raven’s Glenn Winery
& Canal Boat
Stranahan Theatre in Toledo
Wednesday, September 21
Sixty seniors over sixty put on a vaudeville/
singing/comedy and dancing show that is fun
and inspirational for seniors of all ages. Preshow lunch is included. Registration/Refund
deadline is August 19. Activity Level: Mild.
Cost $82
# 13593
Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad
Friday, October 7
Travel through the Cuyahoga Valley National
Recreational area. Lunch will be at the area’s
Friday, June 3
only authentic WW II restaurant. Tour and shop
We will begin at the Holmes County Flea Market at Harry London Chocolates, the MAPS Air Museum which acquires, restores, preserves and
then on to the winery for a tour and enjoy wine
tasting and lunch. We will take a 45 minute horse exhibits a collection of vintage military and sig-drawn cruise on the Ohio and Erie canal aboard nificant civilian aircraft. Activity Level: Moderate.
the Monticello III. Refund deadline is
Cost $65
# 13261
May 3. Activity Level: Moderate.
Cost $64
#13284
The Lake Erie
Old England Style in Ohio
Monday, June 20
We head to Stone Gate Manor in East Rochester, Ohio for a guided tour and to Hanoverton for
a walking tour. Lunch will be at Ricky’s English
Pub and then a guided bus tour of the Famous
Grand South Lincoln Ave. Registration deadline
is June 6 and refund deadline is May 20.
Activity Level: Strenuous.
Cost $70
#13385
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Wine Trail Tour
(Sandusky Area)
Friday, October 14
The wineries we visit along
Lake Erie, grow a tremendous variety of wines:
Firelands Winery, D & D Winery (here we enjoy a
catered lunch), Quarry Hill Winery and Paper
Moon Winery. Registration/Refund deadline is
September 16. Activity Level: Moderate.
Cost $66
# 13595
Casino Day Trips
Presque Isle Casino
Erie, PA
Wednesday, January 19
9:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Casino Incentive: $25 in slot play. Registration
deadline is January 5. Refund deadline is
December 19. Activity Level: Moderate
Cost: $25
#13286
The Rivers Casino
Pittsburgh, PA
Friday, March 11
9 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Casino Incentive: $15 in slot play and $5 food.
Registration/Refund deadline is February 25.
Cost: $24
#13226
Mountaineer Casino
Chester, W. VA
Monday, June 27
9:00 a.m.- 7:00 p.m.
Casino Incentive: $25 in slot play. Registration/
Refund deadline is October 26.
Activity Level: Moderate Cost: $23
#13201
#13383
GREEKTOWN CASINO
Detroit, MI
Tuesday, July 19
8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Refund deadline is July 5.
Cost: $28
#13216
Seneca Allegany Casino
Salamanca, NY
Monday, October 17
9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Cost: $28
#13197
The Meadows Casino
Washington, PA
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
8:45 a.m. - 8:15 p.m.
Cost: $25
#13383
A complete brochure and fliers with details on all the
exciting destinations is available at the front desk.
Branson, Missouri
Tuesday, April 5 - Friday, April 8
This tour includes extravagant shows and musical productions featuring
pop, country and a touch of classical and Broadway.
Trip includes round trip air from Cleveland, 3 nights lodging, Branson and
St Louis city tours, 8 meals and admission to 7 shows.
Deposit of $400 is due by January 31. Final Payment is due March 5.
Registration/Refunds available until January 31.
Cost: $1010 per person double occupancy
$1130 per person single occupancy
#13287
Lancaster, PA
Monday, May 9 - Tuesday, May 10
We head to Lancaster, PA where we will see “Joseph” in the Sight and
Sound Theater and a family style dinner after the show. The next day we
will venture to the Kitchen Kettle Village where you can explore the unique
shops. After shopping we will head to Hershey, PA to the Hershey’s
Chocolate World. Activity Level: Moderate.
Trip includes 1 night lodging, a ticket to the Sight and Sound theater,
and meals. Registration/Refunds available until April 9.
$255 per person triple occupancy
$246 per person quad occupancy
#13288
Chicago
Tuesday, June 14 - Friday, June 17
We’ll see the Oprah Store, Tommy gun’s Garage Dinner Theatre, a guided
tour including downtown and neighborhoods, a Broadway show at the
Drury Dinner Theatre, Chicago River cruise, Shedd Aquarium and a walking tour of Notre Dame en route home.
Deposit of $150 is due by April 13. Final payments are due by May 13.
Registration/Refunds available until May 13
#
Mackinac Island & Frankenmuth
Wednesday, September 14 - Saturday 17
Enjoy a horse drawn carriage tour of the island followed by a beautiful
luncheon at the Grand Hotel. Shop at the many unique shops finish your
vacation with an overnight visit to Michigan’s little Bavaria, Frankenmuth.
We will be visiting during “OKTOBERFEST”, admission is included. We
will stay at the Kewadin Casino and Hotel in St. Ignace for two nights and
one night at the Bavarian Lodge in Frankenmuth. Activity Level: Moderate
Deposit of $150 is due by August 1. Registration/Refunds available until
August 1
#13260
Great Trains &Grand Canyons
Sunday, October 13—Friday, October 21
This tour features two memorable scenic train excursions to the Grand
Canyon and one through the Verde Canyon. A trolley tour through Sedona, and visits to the historic mining town of Jerome and to Montezuma
Castle National Monument are also included. Activity Level: Moderate
Trip includes round trip air from Cleveland, 5 nights lodging, 8 meals and
tour tickets included.
Deposit of $300 per person, plus optional trip insurance of $160.
Early booking discount of $50 per person if booked and deposit paid
by March 31. Final payment due August 1.
#13386
California
Rails Trip
2010
OUT TO LUNCH BUNCH
KEN STEWART’S TRE BELLA
Tuesday, December 14, 11:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Join us for great Italian food. Tre Belle chopped salad, rigatoni with bolognese, and chicken parmesan with vegetables
will be served family style. Individual panacotta wll be served
for dessert. All meals are served with coffee, tea or soda.
Server's gratuity and transportation from the Center are included. Registration begins October 26. Registration/refund
deadline is December 10. Cost: $35
# 13516
LOCKKEEPERS IN VALLEYVIEW. Tuesday, January
25, 11:15 – 2:45 pm. Join us for excellent service, great
food and a beautiful scenic view. Starter is a cup of soup
(Tomato, Basil, Artichoke), or a house salad. Entrée choices
include Lasagna Bolognese, (Four Cheese lasagna, topped
with a Meaty Tomato Sauce), Roasted Atlantic Salmon, with
Polenta Cake, and Seasonal Vegetables, or Chicken Scalopinni Picatta, with Potato and Seasonal Vegetable. Save
room for cheesecake for dessert. Servers gratuity and transportation from the center are included. Registration begins
November 17. Registration/refund deadline is January 18.
Cost: $35.
#13606
Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort
Tuesday, May 17 - Thursday, May 19
Enjoy 2 great casinos on this 3 day trip. Firekeepers Casino is a new
casino located in Battle Creek, MI. It has 2680 slot machines along
with table games. Enjoy 2 nights accommodations at the Soaring
Eagle Casino and Resort, one of the largest in the area with over 3700
slot machines plus table games. You can play Bingo on Wednesday.
Enjoy the indoor pool, outdoor Jacuzzi, spa and bingo.
Casino Incentive: $20 slot play and $5 food at Firekeepers Casino;
$60 slot play and $40 food at Soaring Eagle Casino.
Registration/Refund deadline is April 17.
#13217
The Rivers Casino and
the Meadows Casino
Sunday, September 25 - Monday, September 26
We will head to the Rivers Casino where you will enjoy 5 hours of
gambling, eating or just relaxing by the river. Head to the Hampton
Inn for check in and then off to The Meadows Casino where you will
end the evening. The next day we head back to The Meadows Casino. Activity Level: Moderate.
Casino Incentive: $15 slot play and $5 food from The Rivers Casino;
$20 slot play per day from The Meadows Casino (total of $40).
Registration/Refund deadline is August 25.
#13202
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Class Signup Form: WINTER Registration
Mentor Senior Center 440-974-5725
MENTOR SENIOR CENTER REGISTRATION PROCESS
Registration for WINTER classes for Mentor residents begins at 8:30 a.m. on Monday, December 6 for all classes. Nonresident registration begins for all classes on Thursday, December 9 at 8:30 a.m. You may register for one other person
only. Additional forms will be available at the Mentor Senior Center. Call if you have questions about completing the form.
If you don’t come to in-person registration, please register at least one week before the beginning date of each class.
Visa and Mastercard may be used for in-person or phone-in registration. When registering online, Discover and American
Express may also be used.
Name: __________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address : ________________________________________________________________________________________________
City: ________________________________________________________Zip: ________________________________________
Phone: _________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Creative Ceramics at MSC - 6 Sessions
All Media Painting at MSC - 6 Sessions
Mark
Choice
Day
Time
Barcode
Program
Start Date
End Date
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
TH
10:00 13266
DAY
1/6/11
2/10/11
28.00
35.00
TH
10:00 13267
DAY
2/24/11
3/31/11
28.00
35.00
$5 supply fee due at time of registration.
Mark
Choice
Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program at HRC
2 month Sessions
Mark
Choice
Day
Time
Barcode
Program
Start Date
End Date
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
TH
1:15
13017
DAY
1/6/11
2/24/11
28.00
35.00
Day
Time
Barcode
T & TH 11:30 12978
Program
Start Date
End Date
DAY
1/4/11
2/17/11
Non Resident
Resident Fee
Fee
28.00
35.00
Basic Excel at MSC - 3 Classes
Mark
Choice
Day
Time
Barcode
Program
Start Date
End Date
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
F
3:00
12438
DAY
1/14/11
1/28/11
FREE
FREE
Time
Barcode
Program
End Date
Resident Fee
W
7:00
13268
NIGHT
1/5/11
2/9/11
21.00
26.00
W
7:00
13269
NIGHT
2/23/11
3/30/11
21.00
26.00
Line Dance at MSC - 6 Sessions
Mark
Choice
Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program at MSC
2 month Sessions
Mark
Choice
Start Date
Non Resident
Fee
Day
Day
Time
Barcode
Program
Start Date
End Date
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
M
4:00
13204
Level 2
1/10/11
2/28/11
13.00
16.00
M
5:00
13205
Level 1
1/10/11
2/28/11
13.00
16.00
M
6:30
13214
V Beg
1/10/11
2/28/11
17.00
21.00
M
7:30
13206
Level 2
1/10/11
2/28/11
13.00
16.00
W
6:00
13212
Level 2
1/12/11
2/16/11
13.00
16.00
W
7:30
13211
Level 3
1/12/11
2/16/11
13.00
16.00
Low Impact Aerobics at MSC - 2 months Sessions
Delay the Disease at MSC - 2 months Sessions
Mark
Choice
Mark
Choice
Barcode
Program
Start Date
End Date
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
M
9:00
12944
DAY
1/3/11
2/28/11
14.00
18.00
M
10:35 12958
DAY
1/3/11
2/28/11
14.00
18.00
T
9:00
12945
DAY
1/4/11
2/15/11
14.00
18.00
T
6:15
12951
NIGHT
1/4/11
2/15/11
14.00
18.00
Time
Barcode
Program
Start Date
End Date
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
T
3:00
12997
DAY
1/4/11
2/22/11
25.00
31.00
Day
Time
Barcode
Program
Start Date
End Date
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
F
9:15
13262
Basics
1/7/11
2/11/11
14.00
18.00
F
9:15
13263
Basics
2/25/11
4/1/11
14.00
18.00
TH
9:00
12946
DAY
1/6/11
2/17/11
14.00
18.00
F
10:15 13264
Intermediate
1/7/11
2/11/11
28.00
35.00
TH
6:15
12954
NIGHT
1/6/11
2/17/11
14.00
18.00
F
10:15 13265 Intermediate 2/25/11
4/1/11
28.00
35.00
F
9:00
12955
DAY
1//7/11
2/18/11
14.00
18.00
F
10:35 12956
DAY
1//7/11
2/18/11
14.00
18.00
Core Fusion at MSC - 2 month Sessions
Mark
Choice
Time
Day
Drawing at MSC - 6 Sessions
Mark
Choice
Day
Day
S
Time
Barcode
10:00 12981
Program
Start Date
End Date
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
DAY
1/8/11
2/19/11
28.00
35.00
Pinochle Instruction at MSC - 4 Sessions
Mark
Choice
Day
Time
Barcode
Program
Start Date
End Date
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
M
2:15
13214
DAY
1/24/10
2/14/10
8.00
10.00
Registration is available online at www.cityofmentor.com/play/seniors
Class Signup Form - WINTER 2011 Registration
Mentor Senior Center 440-974-5725
Yoga at MSC - 6 Sessions
Senior Shape-Up in Chairs at MSC - 2 month Sessions
Mark
Choice
Day
Time
Barcode
Program
Start Date
End Date
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
M
10:00 12960
DAY
1/3/11
2/28/11
10.00
13.00
W
10:00 12961
DAY
1/5/11
2/16/11
10.00
13.00
F
10:00 12962
DAY
1/7/11
2/18/11
10.00
13.00
Mark
Choice
Stretch and Balance at MSC - 2 month Sessions
Mark
Choice
Day
Time
Barcode
Program
Start Date
End Date
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
T
10:40 12984
DAY
1/4/11
2/15/11
10.00
13.00
TH
10:40 12985
DAY
1/6/11
2/24/11
10.00
13.00
Day
Time
Barcode
TH
2:00
13224
Program
DAY
Start Date
End Date
1/13/11 2/17/11
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
28.00
35.00
Tuesday Morning Quilters at MSC - 6 Sessions
Mark
Choice
Program
Start Date
End Date
Time
Barcode
T
9:00
13270
DAY
1/11/11 2/15/11 20.00
25.00
T
9:00
13271
DAY
3/1/11
25.00
20.00
Water Exercise at HRC - 2 month Sessions
Mark
Choice
Barcode
Program
Start Date
End Date
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
M
2:00
13220
Multilevel
1/10/11
2/28/11
28.00
35.00
TH
3:30
13218
Intermediate
1/13/11
2/17/11
28.00
35.00
S
9:00
13222
Multilevel
1/8/11
2/12/11
28.00
35.00
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
1/4/11 2/15/11
28.00
35.00
DAY
1/5/11 2/16/11
28.00
35.00
NIGHT
1/6/11 2/17/11
28.00
35.00
Day
Time
Barcode
Program
Start Date
T
5:15
12986
NIGHT
W
9:00
12990
TH
5:15
12988
End Date
MSC = Mentor Senior Center, 8484 Munson Rd, Mentor
HRC = Heisley Racquet Club, 6000 Heisley Rd, Mentor
Non Resident
Fee
Day
4/5/11
Resident Fee
Time
Zumba Gold at MSC - 2 month Sessions
Mark
Choice
Tai Chi at MSC - 6 Sessions
Mark
Choice
Day
Day
Time
Barcode
Program
Start Date
End Date
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
M
8:00
13006
DAY
1/3/11
2/28/11
28.00
35.00
T
10:30 13008
DAY
1/4/11
2/22/11
28.00
35.00
T
2:15
13010
DAY
1/4/11
2/22/11
28.00
35.00
W
8:00
13012
DAY
1/5/11
2/23/11
28.00
35.00
TH
10:30 13014
DAY
1/6/11
2/24/11
28.00
35.00
TH
2:15
13016
DAY
1/6/11
2/24/11
28.00
35.00
S
12:00 13020
DAY
1/8/11
2/26/11
28.00
35.00
Signup NOWfor 2011 membership.
Current membership is required to participate in
Senior Center activities including classes.
Mark
Choice
Program
Mentor Senior Center Membership
Start Date
End Date
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
1/1/11
12/31/11
5.00
7.00
Please let us know if any of your information has changed.
Weight Training at MSC - 2 month Sessions
Mark
Choice
Day
Time
Barcode
Program
Start Date
End Date
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
T & TH
9:50
12969
DAY
1/4/11
2/17/11
28.00
35.00
T & TH
7:05
12971 NIGHT 1/4/11
2/17/11
28.00
35.00
S
9:00
12970
1/8/11
2/19/11
14.00
18.00
DAY
Wii Bowling League at MSC - 10 Sessions
Mark
Choice
Day
Time
Barcode
Program
Start Date
End Date
Resident Fee
Non Resident
Fee
TH
12:30 13599
DAY
1/6/10 3/10/10
6.00
6.00
F
12:15 13600
DAY 2/11/10 4/15/10
6.00
6.00
Registration is available online at
www.cityofmentor.com/play/seniors.
You must be a 2011 member
to register online.
MENTOR SENIOR CENTER REFUND POLICY
Please choose your activities carefully. There will be no full refunds unless the Senior Center cancels the class. Participants assume
risk of change in personal circumstances or health. An administrative charge of $10 will be assessed on cancellations. Prevent the $10
administrative fee by transferring the full amount to another trip/class/program within the same season. Unless otherwise indicated,
transfers can be made with full credit prior to the first class.
Winter Class Registration, Refund Guidelines and Fitness
Senior Center membership is required to participate in Senior Center activities including classes, activities and programs. This registration process refers to winter classes described on this page and the next two pages. Registration
for winter classes for Mentor residents begins at 8:30 a.m. on Monday December 6 FOR ALL CLASSES. Nonresident
registration begins on Thursday, December 9 at 8:30 a.m. You may register for one other person only. If you don't
come to in-person registration, please register at least one week before the beginning date of each class. The City of
Mentor accepts Visa and Mastercard. When registering online, Discover and American Express may also be used.
PROGRAM/ACTIVITY REFUND GUIDELINES PLEASE READ CAREFULLY.
1. Full refund or transfer if Mentor Senior Center cancels the program/activity.
2. An administrative charge of $10 will be assessed if the participant cancels out of the program/activity. Prevent the
$10 fee by transferring the full amount to another program/activity within the same season. Students assume risk of
change in personal affairs and health.
3. Transfers can be made with full credit, up to the first day of the program. Transfers must be within the same season
and year of programs (spring to spring, or fall to fall) and into a program that has available space.
Weight Training
Low Impact Aerobics
Morning Instructors: Diane Schefft – Monday & Friday;
Sharon Benner – Tuesday & Thursday;
Evening Instructor: Barb Bensi – Tuesday & Thursday
This energetic aerobics class is designed
for able-bodied seniors, with a small
amount of resistance bands and
weights. There is a class break from February 22 - 26, but video classes will be
available.
Monday, 9 a.m.
#12944
January – February*
* No class January 17 or February 21
Monday, 10:35 a.m.
#12958
January - February*
Tuesday , 9 a.m.
#12945
January - February
Tuesday , 6:15 p.m.
#12951
January - February
Thursday, 9 a.m.
#12946
January - February
Thursday, 6:15 p.m.
#12954
January - February
Friday, 9 a.m.
#12955
January - February
Friday, 10:35 a.m.
#12956
January - February
Sessions: 2 months
Activity Room 1
Resident: $14
Nonresident: $18
Senior Shape-Up in Chairs
Instructors: Diane Schefft – Monday & Friday;
Angie Varketta – Wednesday
This class includes seated and standing exercise for increased
flexibility and strength. A variety of tools are used including
resistance bands, weights, balls and plates. A small amount of
low impact aerobics is included to increase mobility. There is a
class break from February 22 - 26, but video classes will be
available.
Monday, 10 a.m.
#12960
Wednesday, 10 a.m.
#12961
Friday, 10 a.m.
#12962
Arthritis Foundation
Exercise Program
Instructor: Deedy Wilbraham
Gain mobility, strength, and endurance as you do
gentle land exercises with others. This recreational exercise program was developed specifically for people with arthritis. There is a class
break from February 22 – 26.
Tuesday & Thursday, 11:30 a.m.
#12978 January - February
Sessions: 2 months
Activity Room 1
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
Core Fusion Instructor: Ray Smith
Core Fusion is based on traditional Pilates mat work. This class
will incorporate the use of small hand weights, stretch bands/
tubes and small balls to challenge your core in a whole new
way. Bring your mat. There is a class break on February 26.
Saturday, 10 a.m.
#12981
January - February
Sessions: 2 months
Activity Room 1
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
January - February*
January - February
January - February
Sessions: 2
months
Activity Room 1
Resident: $10
Nonresident: $13
10
Instructors: A.M.: Sharon Benner; P.M.: Barb Bensi
This strength class is designed to build muscle strength and
bone density. Resistance bands and weights will be used while
standing, while seated, and with mats on the floor. There is a
class break from February 22 - 26, but video classes will be
available for the Tuesday and Thursday classes.
Tuesday & Thursday, 9:50 a.m. #12969 January - February
Tuesday & Thursday, 7:05 p.m. #12971 January - February
Sessions: 2 months
Activity Room 1
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
Weight Training Instructor: Ray Smith
This strength class is designed to build muscle strength and
bone density. Resistance bands and weights will be used while
standing, while seated, and with mats on the floor. There is a
class break on February 26.
Saturday 9 am #12970
January - February
Sessions: 2 months
Activity Room 1
Resident: $14
Nonresident: $18
WINTER Classes
Registration and Refund Guidelines on Page 10
NEW CLASS!!! BASIC EXCEL
Friday, January 14, 21, and 28 10 a.m.
Stretch and Balance
NEW!! (2 Days per week)
Instructor: Sharon Benner
Jean McPherson-Nicastro, Instructor
This 45 minute class will incorporate both balance training and stretching to increase
flexibility.
We will use a rope and a mat
to stretch all the major muscle groups. Please bring your
own mat for Thursday class.
There is a class break from
February 22 – 26.
Tuesday-Chair 10:40 am
Thursday-Mat 10:40 am
Sessions: 2 months
Resident: $10
#12984
#12985
January - February
January - February
Activity Room 1
Nonresident: $13
Delay the Disease:
Exercise to Fight Parkinson’s Symptoms
Instructor: Ben Rossi
Learn the basics of creating a spreadsheet and
navigating excel. No Fee. #12438 The class is
free, but you must pre-register.
Zumba Gold
Instructor: Annette Santoro
Join us for this great new class. The
Zumba® program fuses hypnotic Latin
rhythms and easy-to-follow moves to create
a one-of-a-kind fitness program. The routines feature interval training sessions
where fast and slow rhythms and resistance training are combined to tone and
sculpt your body while burning fat. Add
some Latin flavor and international zest
into the mix and you've got a Zumba®
class! This class tailors the Zumba class to
the active older adult. Come check it out. There is a class break
from February 22 – 26.
Tuesday, 5:15 – 6 p.m.
#12986
January - February
Wednesday, 9 – 9:45 a.m. #12990
January - February
Thursday, 5:15 – 6 p.m.
#12988
January - February
Sessions: 2 months
Resident: $28
Activity Room 1
Nonresident: $35
“Delay the Disease” is a fitness program designed to empower people with Parkinson’s Disease (PD), by optimizing
their physical function and helping delay the progression of
symptoms. The classes focus on Parkinson’s specific exercises that help fight the symptom’s of the disease. No
equipment or expertise is necessary; just participate at
your own level of ability. Caregivers are encouraged to join
us, too!
Tuesday, 3 – 4 pm
#12997
January – February
Sessions: 2 months
Activity Room 1
Resident: $25
Nonresident: $31
Delay the Disease
Personal Fitness Training, and Exercise Equipment Training
A certified personal trainer will work with you to
develop personalized training targeted toward specific fitness goals. You can choose from private,
one on one instruction, or schedule with a friend
for semi-private instruction.
Tuesday and Thursday, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Sharon Benner
Tuesday and Thursday, 7:50 - 9:20 p.m.
Barb Bensi
Wednesday, 6-9 p.m.
Ray Smith
Private Instruction 50 minutes: $35
Private Instruction 25 minutes: $18
Semi-Private Instruction 50 minutes: $50
Semi-Private Instruction 25 minutes: $30
Services are available by appointment only. The
first session must be a 50 minute session. Call the
Mentor Senior Center to
register. Checks will be
made payable to the instructor at the beginning of the session.
EXERCISE EQUIPMENT TRAINING
Learn to use the cardiovascular equipment (including the treadmill, bikes,
chair elliptical and standing elliptical) and the Tuff Stuff strength equipment
safely. Class includes instruction on proper form, seat settings, and weight
settings. You will get a workout card to track your progress and practice assignments between the sessions to help retain what you learn. Classes are
limited to 4 participants, taught by Certified Personal Fitness instructors.
Wednesday, 7 - 8 p.m.
#12922
Dec 1 and 8
Thursday, 12 - 1 p.m.
#11855
Dec 9 and 16
Thursday, 7:50 – 8:50 pm
#11856
Dec 16 and 23
Tuesday, 12 - 1 .pm.
#12923
Jan 4 and 11
#12924
Jan 12 and 19
Tuesday, 7:50 - 8:50 p.m.
#12925
Jan 4 and 11
Tuesday, 7:50 - 8:50 p.m.
#12926
Jan 18 and 25
Tuesday, 12 - 1 p.m.
#12927
Feb 1 and Feb 8
#12928
Feb 2 and 9
Thursday, 12 - 1 p.m.
#12929
Feb 10 and 17
#12930
Feb 16 and 23
Tuesday, 7:50 - 8:50 p.m.
#12931
Feb 8 and 15
Sessions: 2
Resident: $19
Activity Room 3
Nonresident: $24
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WINTER Classes Registration and Refund Guidelines on Page 10
Tai Chi Paul Wallace, Instructor
Tai Chi is an especially effective
exercise modality for older adults.
It is a meditative and energetic
form, one of the national treasures of China. Paul teaches the
Wu style of Tai Chi.
Thursday, 2 p.m.
Activity Room 1
Sessions: 6
# 13224
January 13-February 17
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
Yoga
Three Days A Week
The yoga classes are a mixture of gentle stretches combined with traditional yoga
postures. The sense of wellness acquired through practice is caused by easing muscle tension, massaging internal organs, and improving flexibility
of the joints. The challenge of this practice lies
in the coordination of breath with movement,
which encourages quieting and relaxing the mind, focus and
balance. Please bring a yoga mat and a firm cushion; wear
loose or stretchy clothes for yoga classes. Multilevel and Intermediate levels are available.
Multilevel Yoga is suitable for Beginners and Continuing
Students.
Intermediate Yoga is suitable for a range of abilities; prerequisite: Multilevel Yoga or previous Yoga experience.
Certified Yoga Instructor: Judy Churchill
Multilevel Yoga - Monday, 2 p.m.
Activity Room 1
Sessions: 6
# 13220 January 10-February 28 *
* No classes January 17 or February 21
Water Exercise at Heisley
This 45 minute water exercise class is designed especially for those 55 and older.
The certified instructor provides clear instruction from the pool deck. Class includes
a warm up and shallow water exercises including cardio, toning and strength.
Monday, 8 a.m.
Tuesday , 10:30 a.m.
Tuesday, 2:15 p.m.
Wednesday, 8 a.m.
Thursday, 10:30 a.m.
Thursday, 2:15 p.m.
Saturday, 12 p.m.
* No class January 1
#13006
#13008
#13010
#13012
#13014
#13016
#13020
Sessions: 2 months
Resident: $28
January - February
January - February
January - February
January - February
January - February
January - February
January –February*
Heisley Pool
Nonresident: $35
Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program
Energizing classes are held in heated pools. Knowing how to
swim isn’t necessary because the gentle, easy-to-do movements are done in chest-deep water.
Thursday, 1:15 – 2 p.m. #13017 January - February
* No class January 1
Sessions: 2 months
Resident: $28
Heisley Pool
Nonresident: $35
Line Dancing
Instructors: Polly Dubeansky - Monday
Sharen McDivitt - Wednesday
Intermediate Yoga - Thursday, 3:30 p.m. Activity Room 1
Sessions: 6
# 13218 January 13-February 17
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
Enjoy a variety of music and dances, including popular wedding dances. These classes are a great way to have fun with
others. Line dancing helps us stay physically fit and mentally alert.
Certified Yoga Instructor: Toni Rogers
Multilevel Yoga - Saturday, 9 a.m.
Stage
Sessions: 6
# 13222 January 8-February 12
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
Monday
4 p.m. – Level 2
5 p.m. – Level 1
7:30 p.m. – Level 2
Wednesday
Activity Room 1
Sessions: 6
6 p.m. – Level 2
# 13212
7:30 p.m. – Level 3
# 13211
Resident: $13 Nonresident: $16
Pinochle Instruction
Instructors: Ken and Carol Kothera
Learn the basics about pinochle, or brush up on
your skills. You'll learn single deck, double deck,
scoring and have an opportunity to play. Class
will meet for 2 hours per session for four
weeks. Each lesson will feature a lecture and
hands-on discussion of the assigned topic followed by play
of appropriate hands.
Monday, 2:15 – 4:15 Activity Room 4
Sessions: 4
#13603 January 24 – February 14
Resident: $8
Nonresident: $10
12
Line Dancing for ‘Very’ Beginners
Polly Dubeansky
This ‘Very’ Beginners Class is for participants who have
never done Line Dance. The most basic steps will be broken
down so you can join ongoing classes at a later date.
6:30 p.m.
Resident: $17
Nonresident: $21
WINTER CLASSEs Registration and Refund Guidelines on Page 10
Intro to Basic Drawing
Instructor: Diane Carswell
Do you want to learn how
to draw but were afraid
to try? Believe it or not
there are rules to drawing correctly, and anybody can learn them!
Just ask the experienced
folks who've taken only
six lessons with Diane
Carswell. They've
grasped the basics of
drawing shapes and shading them so well, they are now onto
Intermediate Drawing. Art supplies needed: an 11”x14” or
16”x20” sketch pad, ebony pencil, any variety you may wish to
purchase. Friday, 9:15-10 a.m.
Activity Room 2
Sessions: 6
#13263 February 25 – April 1
Resident: $14 Nonresident: $18
Intermediate Drawing
Instructor: Diane Carswell
Once you have the ABC's of drawing down, you'll be prepared
to continue into the intermediate level. In this class we'll continue to apply the knowledge of shapes to portraiture, figure, still life, and landscape drawing. Prerequisite: Intro to basic drawing. Recommended art supplies: drawing pad and
pencil, 3/4" flat brush, #10 brush & #4 watercolor paint
brushes, one tube each of student watercolor paints: cadmium medium red, cadmium medium yellow, Thalo or Prussian blue.
Friday, 10:15 - 11:45 a.m.
Activity Room 2
Sessions: 6
#13265 February 25 – April 1
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
December Birthdays
Tuesday Morning Quilters
Instructor: Dorothy Ticel
Join Dorothy and our Tuesday morning
quilters as you complete the scrappy
friendship quilt. Students should bring
material, sewing machine, sewing supplies, ruler, and notions of your choice.
Tuesday, 9-11:30 a.m. Activity Room 2
Sessions: 6
#13271 March 1 – April 5
Resident: $20
Nonresident: $25
Creative Ceramics
Instructor: Lynne Sestak
Join us for fall and winter projects. A $5 supply
fee is payable at time of registration and includes the use of brushes and paints. Class
includes firing and instruction. Greenware fee
is payable to instructor. All levels of students
are welcome.
Wednesday, 7-9 p.m. Activity Room 2
Sessions: 6
#13268
January 5 – February 9
Sessions: 6
#13269
February 23 – March 30
Resident: $21
Nonresident: $26
All Media Painting
Instructor: Jennifer Kosarko
All the fundamentals of art will be covered: composition, design, and color. Please bring the
media of your choice, paper and reference materials.
Thursday, 10 – 12 p.m.
Activity Room 2
Sessions: 6
#13266
January 6 – February 10
#13267
February 24 - March 31
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
We apologize if we miss any birthdays, please let us know so that we may update our records.
1-Alice Bonness, Rekha Chatterjee, Raymond Hettlinger, Buz McMannes, Ray Miller, Judi Milner, Harriet Percynski, Sara Schlayer, Sandra Tramte, Rosemary Wynne,
2-David E. Amann, Daniel Cmarik, Judy A Globokar, Ray Gulzeth, Joseph Irwin, Mary Jasper, Evelyn Kiffmeyer, Ilse Kuhn, Joan Nolan, Katherine Rich, Connie Smith,
Toni Swisher, Frank Zigman, Ed Zunic, 3-Anthony Calabrese, Carol Cross, Betty Idle, Leah Krupa, Kate Leonard, Catherine McHugh, Roger Shipley 4-James Castille,
Dianne Crompton, Mary Dinardo, Dorothy Dudash, Patricia Milavec, Helen Munroe, Barbara Nared, Gayle O’Neil, Roger Remec, Loren (Bud) Shaw 5– Germaine
Bolden, Judy Brown, William Coughlin, Ginny DeCapua, Jeanne Nesta, Noreen Shields, Richard Toman, Lillian Vidmar, Carol Zunic, 6-Margaret Briggs, Peg Egan,
Marie Fiorvante, Louise Hall, Myron Hudak, Robert Kuver, Virginia McVey, Maureen Russo, Wesley Sayer, Frank Szeker, 7-Lewis Andrews, Patricia Bencin, Patricia
Davis, James Holtz Jr, Darlene Jupp, Hannah Leutz, Camilla Rice, Bonnie Semenik, Violet Shea, Joan Smith, Mary Spaw, Leo Wood 8–Dorothy Badger, Rose Capadona, James Gostomski, Beatrice Hettinger, Marlene Murton, Patricia Porter, Paul Reynolds, Darlene Schroll, Peter Shaw, Retta Sippola, Anna Mae Wilson, 9-Barbara
Bennett, Eileen Bradley, Kathleen Dust, Margaret Hallenburg, Betty Hudson, Stephen Jasper, Jennifer Krenisky, Betty Latona, Sandra Liptak, Joseph Mahovlic, Pat
Mlensek, Donald McDiffett, Linda Mclaughlin, Betty Nimmo, Geraldine Pokelsek, John Pokelsek, Carl Sell, Andrea Ziemak 10-Jeanne Coode, Donna Gutekunst, Rosemary Mack, Mary Matthews, Glen Miller, Maureen Podlogar, William Pokersnik Jr., Joan Rodriguez, George Stohlmann, Isla Strader, Diane Szoradi, Donna Timko 11–
Cheryl J Derevjanik, Morris Everett, Gerald J Hammerhofer, Stephen Hurtack, Chuck Kalinsky, Rose Kerr, Corrine Klinker, Carol Lualdi, Ann Oravecz, Donald Shaffer,
Shirley Sweitzer, 12Richard Libby, Tom Mackar, Lucille Nolan, Patricia Novak, Arlene O’Neal, Josephine Parr, James Sakal, Roger Sauer, Ann Smith, 13-Lois Berndt,
Sheila Caine, Elizabeth Cotton, Ruth Deike, Arville DUgger, Sally Klock, Mary Olack 14-Marilyn Fabec, Joan Goodrich, John Hudson, Jeanine Keary, William KOvac,
Ann Kunst, Maryann Kuzmiak, Richard Milavec, Marilyn Schwenner, Pat Walton, Tom Welo15-Barbara Johnson, Jo Leufkens, Carol Maloney, Kevin Middaugh, Judy
Smolka, Anne Vivarronda, Della Woyma, 16-William Harris, Jackie Irwin, Janet May, Katherine McGiffin, David Updike, Timothy Woleben 17-Terry Ann Argie, Helen
Brown, Arthur Gasparelli, Pavel Intihar, Carolyn Lunder, Edna Naumann, Jack Tindall, Carol Ungrady, 18-William Barbis, Mary ellen Benchine, Richard Bliss, Marie
Caputo, Beatrice Clish, Maggie Gruss, Jack Hager, Deborah Henry, Jacqueline Lowy, Donna Madge, John Perz, Dave Powell, Linda Ratica, Coleen Robinette, Mary
Shust, Zita Stungys, 19-Patricia Baffer, Kathryn Bea, Richard Bergan, Valerie Feczko, Bruce Fulmer, Thomas Gubitosi, Joy Lundblad, Birdie Lunney, Roger McKain,
James Schertzer 20-Dolores Bastulli, Marilyn Costich, Herman Crnkovic, Ann Dus,, Edward Fisler, Tamara Greive, Beth Lopez, Joyce O’Keefe Nita Olech, Carol Parkhurst-Ondo, Lillian Pierce, Sue Yoshikawa, 21-Jean Link, Eva Magyari, Donna Ney, Michele Pokelsek, Louis Somrak, Beverly Taipale, 22-Mary Lou Boka, Carole
Clement, Shirley Drobnick, Carl George, Joseph Hancin, Joe Hrusovsky, Dave Hutchens, Patricia Kobetitsch, John Novak, Ida Mae Rodgers, Johanna Ryant, Gayle
Santavicca, Lee Skully, Berttha Stanich, Caryle Stark, 23-Steven Ambrochowicz, Lily Boughan, Helen Franko, Rebecca Frazier, Stephanie Anne Hale, Henry Kmet,
Ted Lasky, Marjorie Libby, Linda Martin, Lori Santoro, Roy Tottle, Marion Wylie, 24-Wayne Beidle, Thomas Fink, Betty Fisher, Barbara Lescar, Elizabeth Miller, Mary
Paulin, Patricia Seitz, Sandra Wilson 25–Gelorma Gandee, Carol Garnons, Alice Jaksa, Betty Murray, Carolyn Podbesek, James Richardson, Clara Shallies, Sandra
Sonnie, Bill Stoerkel 26-M. James Brennan, Michael HUelsman, Veronice Janezic, Thelma McDermid, Danny McDonald, Eilaan Smith 27-Diane Harris, Robert Metcalf,
James Miller, Phillip Misch, Dorothy Pechac, Sue Preto, Peter Quattrochi, Rose Sweeney, Judi Thompson, Michael L. Ulmann, Richard Wagner, James Williams, 28Lois Dickard, Mary England, Jack Horrigan, Kathleen Long, Faye Manross, Frank Marsiglio, Betty McRainey, Charles Richards, Cheryl Riddle, Julia Tecson, Dorothy
Ticel, 29-Fed Bohnenstengal, George Bunner, William Burke, Mary Ann Buynacek, James Douglas, Robert Facemeyer, TMildred Felice, LeRoy Hale, herese Harris,
Margaret Pace, Rose Ann Pedaci, Barbara Rankin, Louise Rittenhouse, Loren Swedenborg, Clara Swiger, Elizabeth Szeker, 30-Marilyn Branem, Margaret Bures, Kathy
Cipo, Lorraine Fisler, Lewis Foster, Adrienne Hausman, Christine Hogan, Helen Kubik, Maureen Larson, Barbara Wheeler 31– Margaret Advey, Helen Ashmus, James
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