City of Mentor, Ohio

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November
2011
Mentor
Senior Center
www.cityofmentor.com
8484 Munson Road Mentor OH
Veterans
Appreciation
Breakfast
Thanksgiving Holiday Celebration
at LaMalfa Party Center
Friday, November 18, 11:30 a.m.
Please join us for a special Thanksgiving luncheon at
LaMalfa. The luncheon includes Sliced Turkey Breast with
Gravy, Italian Salad, Stuffing, Mashed Potatoes, Vegetable,
Cranberry Sauce, Roll and Butter, Pumpkin Pie, Coffee and
Tea. The Lenny Russo Band will fill our afternoon with an array of wonderful song and music.
The Senior Center Advisory Board will supplement
Thank you to
this event for the first 250 Senior Center members. All
Emeritus Senior
reservations MUST be made by November 10. ReservaLiving for
tions will not be available the day of the event. There
Co-sponsoring
this event
will be no transportation from the Senior Center. Please
request Laketran if needed, when making your reservation. All riders with standing appointments will be canceled to the Center for this day.
#17359 Senior Center member: $12
Non-Senior Center member: $15
Saturday, November 12,
9:30 a.m.
Calling all soldiers to the mess hall
at the Mentor Senior Center
for a pancake, eggs and
sausage breakfast.
Free to Veterans,
$4 for guests
Color Guard, Musical Entertainment
by Tom Todd and Guest Speakers
Please register by November 8.
#17970
Co-Sponsored with
Perkins Pancake House.
If you have any war
memorabilia to add to
our display please contact
Lisa Nichols at
440-974-5725.
Special Events, Movies
Director‘s Corner, Presentations and
Seminars, Library
Support Groups, Services, Special Elders
Ongoing Programs, Culture Groups,
Clubs, Cards and Games
Travel
Calendar
Fall Class Schedule
Advertisements
Scholarship, Registration Info
440.974.5725 or 440.255.1100 ext 2470
Arts And Crafts Sale
Saturday, November 19, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Just in time to pick one-of-a-kind gifts for the
upcoming holidays. You will have the opportunity to purchase from a myriad of homemade
arts and crafts. Yummy baked goods will also be
available for sale. There is no admission fee,
and the sale is open to the public.
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Special events, Movies
Line Dance Holiday Party 2011
Back-To-School
Dinner Dance
Monday, December 12, 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 7.
The cost is $7 per person after December 7.
#18094
Friday, December 2, 5-7:30 p.m.
Featuring the Billy Kaye Band for your
listening and dancing pleasure at Mentor
High School. This wonderful program is
courtesy of Mentor Future Leaders of
America and the National Honor Society.
The Mentor School Board, and
Administrators assist the Mentor High
Cafeteria staff. The program starts at
5 p.m. Dinner 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.
Resident/nonresident: $7
#18502
SENIOR CENTER
Administered by the
CITY OF MENTOR
Department of Parks,
Recreation, &
Public Facilities
Council
President
Ward 1
Robert M. Shiner
Council
Members at Large
Ray Kirchner
Scott J. Marn
Janet Dowling
Ward 4
Ronald L. Micchi
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
MENTOR
SENIORS, LLC
Board of Trustees
President
Dean Trombley
Vice President
Cheryl LaMont
Treasurer
Seba Pletcher
Recording Secretary
Ken Kothera
Corresponding
Secretary
Lois Shaffer
Decorations Chair
Joan McLeod
Historian
Frank Krupa
Hospitality Chair
Marge Bodkin
Library Chair
Lyn Hil
Past President
Pat Rigsby
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Hillcrest Concert
Band
Christmas Concert
Friday, December 2,
7:30 p.m.
Celebrate the Holiday
season with the Hillcrest
Concert Band. Come enjoy all your favorite holiday classics. Light refreshments will follow. Please register by
November 28. If space is available, limited registration
will be available at the door. Resident/nonresident: $5
#17227
INFORMATION
SR. CENTER STAFF
Recreation
Manager
Renee Ochaya
Recreation
Coordinator
Nick Standering
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
Jozefina Duvjnak
Cathy Jo Kaiser
Special Elders Staff
Diane Maresco
Debbie Muzik
Betsy Parke
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 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) 440-354-6100
Medicare 1-800-633-4227
Movies
Monday Night Movies
$1 Refreshment ticket available to purchase prior to Monday Night movies.
Extraordinary Measures
November 7, 6:30 p.m. Starring Harrison Ford. Rated PG.
The Next Three Days, November
21, 6:30 p.m. Starring Russell Crowe.
Rated PG-13.
Leap Year, November 28,
6:30 p.m. Starring Amy Adams and
Matthew Goode. Rated PG.
Senior Center Website information can be
found at www.cityofmentor.com/play
Friday Afternoon Movies
For emergencies at home, please dial
Extraordinary Measures
November 4, 12:30 p.m. Starring Harrison Ford. Rated PG.
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 agencies.
Mentor Senior Center 440.974.5725 or 440.255.1100, ext 2470
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The News Herald
The Mentor Senior LLC Board
purchases a daily paper for your
enjoyment. You can enjoy it
in the library.
Director’s Corner
Remarks from Renee
Winter registration is
just around the corner, beginning on
November 28 for
residents and December 1 for nonresidents. Please
note that we are beginning registration 30 minutes earlier to coincide
with other Mentor Parks and Recreation Departments. Both in person
and online registration begins at
8:00 am. To give our members more
flexibility, we are now offering both
arthritis and weight training classes
in one day formats. Select one, two
or three days, whatever best suits
your need. We will no longer be offering half session programs. We have
found this too difficult to monitor.
Looking for something new this winter? Consider checking out the Chair
Yoga demo class or challenge a
buddy to a game of ping pong. Try
our new daytime ceramics class, join
your friends for indoor cornhole or
stop on in for a nutritious home
cooked lunch for only $3.50 served
daily from 11:30 a.m.—12:30 p.m.
Notes from Nick
Please join me in
thanking Lois Schaffer
for all her dedication
and hard work running
our Tuesday evening
and Friday afternoon
pinochle groups. Lois
has spent endless volunteer hours
making sure we have the best pinochle in the area! Lois completed
her tenure at the end of October.
We are still looking for an individual
or two to lead one or both of our Pinochle groups. We are also looking
for a few good volunteers to help
seniors with their basic computer questions. Please see
Nick or call 440-9745725 for more information.
Presentations and seminars
Lake County Council on Aging
Medicare Check-up
Tuesday, November 8-December 6,
9 a.m.—1 p.m.
Lorna and Diana, OSHIIP volunteers
from the Lake County Council on Aging, will be available every Tuesday
from 9am to 1pm to help you review
your Medicare plan. Limited slots
are available. Please sign up at the
front desk for a one-on-one appointment.
BeeKeeping. Monday, November
14, 2:30-3:30 p.m.
Have you ever wondered how that
honey ends up in your tea, or the
process in which
honey is made? Join
Ross Oriti, BeeKeeper
as he gives a talk on
beekeeping history.
He will show you the
different kinds of
equipment necessary to a bee
keeper. If you‘re lucky, you might
even taste some honey! #18491
Facebook for Seniors
Wednesday, November 9 & 16
10:30 a.m.- 12 p.m.
Staying in Touch series with Jane
Williams. Learn how to set up your
Facebook login and password. You
will learn to add
your profile,
how to
search for
ll and family,
friends
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to your account. Laplastops will
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be provided or
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Th bring your own. #18075
Music Man
Wednesday, November 30, 12:301:30 p.m.
Remember what good music used to
be? Heard any lately? Probably not!
You‘re in luck because your kind of
music is back! The Music Man brings
the portable juke box to the senior
center. Enjoy the music you grew up
with over the last half century.
Please join us as we listen and discuss music and select your favorite
tunes from hundreds in the juke box,
no nickel required! # 18492
November is Alzheimer’s
Awareness Month!
Leading a Brain Healthy
Lifestyle.
Monday, November 14, 10 - 11 a.m.
Enjoy aspects of your life in a more
fulfilling way. Feel and be well physically, mentally and socially. This
presentation gives you the 6 principles of a healthy lifestyle and
choices that give you the opportunity
to feel your best for as long as you
can. Also learn how to get started
and set realistic goals. Presented by
Linda Bliss, RN, Kemper House.
#18504
Complimentary Memory
Screenings.
Monday, November 14,
11a.m. - 1 p.m.
Memory screenings are simple: they
average ten minutes and consist of
questions and tasks to assess memory. They do not diagnose any illness, but can indicate whether
someone should follow up with a full
medical exam, which could lead to
proper detection of a memory disorder. Free and confidential, but
please register for a 10 minute appointment.
Library
Book Discussion Group
Wed., November 9, 1:30 p.m.
The Kings Speech by Mark Logue.
Crisis rocked the British monarchy in
1936, when a shy, unexpected, and
speech-impaired king was thrust
forward to pull the country together
and inspire confidence after his
older brother, Edward VIII, abdicated. A speech therapist brought
new techniques and instilled selfassurance in the new king.
Barb Hauer from the Mentor Public Library leads the
discussion.
Library News
Please Note: The Library is
not to be used as a meeting
room unless approved by
the Mentor Senior Center
Administration.
We hope you enjoy our Library. We
have had many new donations for
you to enjoy. Please do not bring
food or drink into the Library.
Thank you.
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Support groups, Services, special elders
Visionaries
Wednesday, November 16
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. 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.
Large Print Cookbooks on sale at the
front desk for $10.
Health and Advisory Services
Podiatrist. Wednesdays
November 2 and 16-Dr. Spivak,
November 9 and 23-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 7,
11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
No Blood Pressure Screening in November, see you in December.
Vitality Massage
Tuesday, November 15,
11 a.m.-1 p.m. Therapist David
Hansen is owner and practitioner at
Lake Massotherapy in Mentor. A 20minute treatment in a specially designed chair costs $12.
Attorney – Gary Rosenthal,
Wednesday, November 16, 1 p.m.
No fee, register in advance.
Hearing Screening
Advanced Audiology
November 2, 9—10 a.m.
Beltone
November 16 , 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Call 974-5725 to make an appointment for this free service.
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Memory Boosting Strategies
Facilitator: Betsy Parke
Learn new techniques and effective strategies to help 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 has developed and coordinated a program 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. #17978
Tuesday, 12:30 – 2 p.m.
Stage
Sessions: 4
October 25 – November 15
Senior Resident: $15
Senior Nonresident: $19
Non-Senior Resident: $20
Non-Senior Nonresident: $25
Memory Care Support Group
Mentor Senior Center
Veterans Group
The Veterans group meets the third
Thursday of each month at 7 p.m.
and is open to all military veterans.
We will have our regular meeting in
November. Be sure to sign up for
the Veteran‘s Breakfast on November 12. Please contact Dennis
Brandt 257-6729 or Deedy Wilbraham 942-4989 with any questions.
AARP Driving Safety Program
Wednesday, November 2,
8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Licensed drivers 50 or older can
take this class, designed to refine
existing skills as well as develop new,
safe defensive driving techniques.
You may earn a certificate, and possibly qualify for lower auto insurance
rate (check with your agent). Bring
your driver‘s license and
AARP card to the first
class. Cost: $12 for
AARP members, $14 for
non-AARP members,
check or money orders
only made payable to AARP. Advance
registration required. #18076
Thursday, November 10, 1-2 p.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.
Special Elders Events and Shopping
Tuesdays at Noon.
November 1—‖Fall Back‖ puzzle time
November 6—Veterans Day—Movie
November 15—Painting/Stamping
November 22—Thanksgiving Fun
November 29—Book marks for
United Way Service Project
Bernie‘s Book Bank.
Help us ignite a child‘s love of reading by donating new or gently used
childrens books. Special Elders will
make Book Marks and prepare them
for delivery.
In Memoriam
Sympathy cards were mailed to the
family of members William Daffner,
Calvin Glasscock, Robert DelRosa
and Bill Nisbet, former board president, Helen Kuta and retired Director, Laura Imbornoni‘s dad, William
(Bill) Christian.
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.
Shopping Trips
Thursdays, Seating is limited,
please pre-register.
November 3—Great Lakes Mall
(9 a.m.—2 p.m.)
November 10—Wal-Mart
November 17—K-Mart
This program is primarily geared towards senior citizens who are 85
and older or those who need assistance to participate.
ONGOING PROGRAMS, culture groups, LIBRARY
Ongoing Programs
Arts & Crafts. Thurs, 12:30 p.m.
November 3 stamping with Ann Fairchild.
November 10, and 17 seasonal 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.
Cordial Connections; Where single
seniors meet new people and attend
a variety of activities. November
events will feature a Night at the
Races at Northfield Park and also a
wine-tasting event at a local winery.
For more information call Gayle at
440-953-4469.
Harmonica.
Tuesday Mornings 10 - 11 a.m.
Harold Lavelle, Instructor
Tuesday Evenings 7 - 8 p.m.
Dave Ehle, Instructor
Join us for beginner harmonica lessons and enjoy time playing with others. Please bring your harmonica or
talk with instructor about purchasing
one. No musical talent or experience
is required. Music will be provided.
Free, no registration required.
Mentor Follies Dancers
Wednesday 7 p.m.
Rena Ellwanger, Director. Join us for
great exercise, dance and fun.
Mentor Music Makers
Wednesday 10 a.m.
Maria Voljin, Director.
Mentor Post Office
Friday, November 4, 10:30 a.m. –
noon. Avoid long lines at the Post Office and purchase stamps and mail
small packages.
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, November 14 & 28, 1 p.m.
Richard and Annette Victor, Instructors. Patterns and supplies can be
purchased through the Victors.
Secret Pals Luncheon. Wednesday,
November 9, 1 p.m. Join us for
lunch at Red Robin, 36565 Euclid
Ave., Willoughby. Call the Mentor
Senior Center now through November
2 to make reservations at 974-5725.
#18501
Ongoing Programs, continued
Theater Group Mentor‟s Act One
Planning Meeting. Wednesday,
November 16, 11 a.m. New members welcome. #17977
Voice Your Views. Fridays in November, 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.
▪ November 4—Open forum & December topic selection
▪ November 11—Center Closed
▪ November 18—Comparing the ―old
military‖ to the ―new military‖
▪ November 28—Center Closed
Wii Bowling
Thursdays till December 8 12:30 p.m.
Fridays till December 16 12:15 p.m.
Fee: $6
Woodcarving
Tuesday 2-4 p.m.
Beginners OR Experienced carvers.
Patterns and tools available. Wood
provided for first 2 projects, after that
wood can be purchased on your own
or from instructor. Please see instructor for information on purchasing
wood yourself.
Ken Kothera, instructor-No fee.
Registration is required.
Culture Groups
German Culture Group
Monday, November 7, 10 a.m.
John Volanski recalls the sinking of
steamer Edmund Fitzgerald on November 10, 1975. We welcome all
people interested in German culture
to attend.
Slovenian Culture Group
Tuesday, November 29 at 2 p.m.
The Christmas Luncheon will be on
Tuesday, December 6, at 1 p.m. at
Dino‘s Restaurant, 4145 S.R. 306,
Willoughby. Transportation is on
your own. Please contact Jo
Leufkens at 440-255-3933 by Tuesday, November 29 for reservations.
Italian Culture Group
Tuesday, November 1, 11:45 a.m.
Review the October Dinner Dance
and make plans for the upcoming
Holiday party. Cheryl will discuss the
Evil Eye and it‘s history with you. All
are welcome to join us.
Hungarian Cultural Group
Thursday, November 10, 9:30 a.m.
Join us for our regular meeting.
Please contact Elaine Spondike at
354-2423 for more information.
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
Tuesday, 1 - 4 p.m.
$1 paid at the door.
3-Handed Pinochle
Join us for 3-handed pinochle.
All players must be experienced.
Fridays, 12:30-3 p.m.
Activity Room 4. $1, at the door.
Registration required.
Evening Tournament
Pinochle Tuesday, 6:30 – 9 p.m.
Activity Room 4.
All players must be experienced.
Informal open play
Indoor Corn Hole.
Wednesdays. 6:30 p.m. Act. Room 4
Cribbage
Join us for a fun game. No experience necessary, we can teach you
the game. Main Hall
Spades
Beginners or experienced players
can join this fun group.
Thursday, 12:30. Activity Room 4
Friday Bridge
Fridays, 12:30-3 p.m.
Activity Room 4
Chess
Wednesday, 1 p.m. Activity Room 2.
Hand And Foot Card Games
Wednesday, 10 a.m. Main Hall
Mah Jongg
Monday , 12:30 p.m. Lobby
Scrabble/Cards
Monday, 12:30-3 p.m. Main Hall
Bowling at Scores Fun Center
Tuesday, Helen Hayes 257-3277
Fishing Club Hiking Club
Fishing Club–November 15, 10 a.m.
We will travel to the Fairport Harbor
Fisheries Research Station for a
group tour. All are welcome , please
call Nick at 440-974-5725 for more
information.
Hiking Club – Join us on Thursdays
at 9 a.m. as we hike the many
Metroparks in the area. Please call
Nick at 440-974-5725 for a current
schedule.
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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.
Mardi Gras Monday
Monday, February 20, 2012 11:15 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Celebrate FAT TUESDAY on MARDI GRAS MONDAY at Fat Fish Blue
in Cleveland for our private JKL TOURS event. Enjoy a Louisiana lunch
and a live band that will have you clapping and singing along.
$53
18064
―The Mousetrap‖ at the Hanna Theatre
Thursday, March 08, 2012
9:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
This Ultimate Murder Mystery Masterpiece is coming to The Great Lakes
Hanna Theatre. After our show, we’ll enjoy a plated lunch at the Wyndham Hotel at Playhouse Square.
$68
18065
TARA Mansion & Grove City Outlets
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
We’ll travel 2 hours east to TARA Mansion, inspired by “Gone with the
Wind.” We’ll tour and enjoy lunch at this classic country inn. After lunch
we’ll visit one of the great shopping areas, The Grove City Outlets.
(PLUS, there is no sales tax on clothing in PA.!)
$52
18066
All About Animals
Monday, April 30, 2012
8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
We will head to Lazy G. Alpaca Ranch where we will learn all about
Alpacas. Then we head to the Lynwood Kennels where we will have
lunch and Jaws with Paws Enforcing Laws Tour. You will get to see
how the dogs are trained for police work. Then we’re off to the Wildlife
Rehab Center.
$69
18484
Wright Homes
Thursday, May 24, 2012
6:45 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Come with us to the Laurel Highlands and see the award winning Frank
Lloyd Wright masterpieces, Fallingwater and Kentuck Knob. Each home
is different, although you will see “Wright-touches” throughout. Lunch is
included.
$100
18045
Summer Mystery Trip #4
Friday, June 15, 2012
7:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
On the road again, just can’t wait to get on the road again.
Goin’ places where we’ve never been or seen.
Make your plans to join us, and be sure to save the date.
Space is limited to one bus, so don’t call too late.
$73
18067
Marietta - Down By The River
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
7:00 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Marietta is the perfect combination of history and charm. We begin our
day with a guided tour and admire the beautiful heritage homes. Board
the Valley Gem Sternwheeler for a luncheon cruise on the historic Muskingum & Ohio Rivers. We will complete our stay with a visit to the Campus Martius Museum.
$88
18046
Pittsburgh River Cruise Tour plus IKEA
Thursday, July 12, 2012
8:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
We’ll see America’s most livable city from the decks of a riverboat. Enjoy the Captain’s expert narration on all things Pittsburgh. Lunch is included at the Grand Concourse restaurant. Our final stop is at IKEA.
$69
18363
Wine Tour Ohio’s Canal Country
Friday, July 27, 2012
10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Travel to some unique wineries along Ohio’s Canal Country Wine Trail.
We’ll visit Sarah’s Winery, The Maize Valley Winery for tasting and
lunch, Red Horse Winery and The Winery at Wolf Creek.
$69
18095
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Summer Wind Luncheon Cruise
Thursday, August 16, 2012
7:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.
The Summer Wind is a sleek, yacht-type cruise boat built to enjoy the
beauty of Chautauqua Lake. As we cruise, enjoy a buffet luncheon. We
will also enjoy a bit of nostalgia in the Lucy-Desi Museum where we’ll
hear about some of the antics from Lucy’s childhood.
$76
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America’s Heroes of the 21st Century—Flight 93
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
6:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
We will pay respects at the Flight 93 Memorial. We will then stop at the
Firehouse Bakery and Café to sample and purchase baked goods. Next
we will visit the Flight 93 Memorial Chapel. We will then have a smorgasbord lunch at the Oakhurst Tea Room. In the afternoon we will visit
the Quecreek Mine Rescue Site.
$89
18483
The Popcorn Festival in Marion, Ohio
Thursday, September 6, 2012
7:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Kick off autumn with a trip to Marion, Ohio and their ANNUAL POPCORN FESTIVAL. Our guide will take us under the colorful circus tent
to see the largest and most impressive collection of antique popcorn
wagons in the U.S. We’ll enjoy lunch at the restored Warehouse Restaurant. We'll see a musical performance at the Palace Theatre. Enroute home, we’ll stop at Coopers Cider Mill.
$69
18096
The Wilds - African Adventure
Monday, September 10, 2012
8:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Discover the Wilds in Cumberland, OH, one of the largest and most
innovative conservation centers in the world. Board a guided Safari
Transport for your extraordinary adventure at this 10,000 acre center.
Lunch will be included at the Wilds Café.
$104
18047
Fall Foliage Cruise on the Allegheny River
Saturday, October 13, 2012
7:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Special Fall Cruise planned for you on the Gateway Clipper. There will
be lunch and a show-stopping revue. This is a five-hour cruise, beginning and ending at the Pittsburgh Marina.
$104
18048
Holmes County Amish Tour
Friday, October 19, 2012
7:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.
This package features a family-style Amish Luncheon, Holmes County
Flea Market, Dutch Valley Market , Heini’s Cheese Factory, Bulk Food
Store and a stop at Shearer’s Potato Chip Outlet Store.
$50
18365
A Very Merry POPS
with the Cleveland POPS Orchestra
Sunday, Nov. 25, 2012
1:45 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Enjoy a wonderful holiday afternoon of classic Christmas music with
The Cleveland Pops Orchestra. We’ll enjoy a plated dinner in the ballroom of the Wyndham Hotel after the show.
$79
18362
Dickens Victorian Village Tour
Thursday, December 6, 2012
7:15 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Located in the Cambridge, Ohio area, this fascinating display has grown
since it began in 2006. Stroll amidst 185 lifelike figures representing
classic scenes from Victorian society. A local guide will board the bus
and we will take a driving tour of the displays. The package also features a holiday luncheon.
$78
18482
What more details? Pickup a trip flyer at the Senior Center or
log on to www.cityofmentor.com/play/senior trips.
CIRCLE CREEK CABIN in Rome.
Tuesday, November 15, 11:15 – 2:45 pm. Enter as strangers and leave as friends. Enjoy a fresh dinner salad,
choose from Lake Erie perch, chicken Monterey or roast
beef split. Beverages include coffee, tea, or soda. Save
room for the turtle brownie for dessert. Servers gratuity and
transportation from the center are included. Registration
begins September 27. Registration/refund deadline is November 8. Cost: $35. #18068
Out To
Lunch
Bunch
Trips
MISS MOLLY’S TEA HOUSE in Medina.
Tuesday, December, 13, 11:00 a.m.– 3:00 p.m.
Join us for lunch at this lavishly decorated Victorian Tea Room.
Enjoy choice of chicken salad puff, quiche, or tea room sampler.
Beverages include coffee, tea, or soda. Save room for dessert.
Servers gratuity and transportation from the center are included.
Registration begins October 25. Registration/refund deadline is
December 6. Cost: $32. #18503
2012 Overnight Trips
Treasures of Ireland. Monday, March 26 – Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Come visit the Emerald Isle with us. Enjoy an overnight in a Castle and a Medieval Castle Banquet.
View spectacular scenery when we visit the Cliffs of Moher and the Ring of Kerry. Will you dare to
kiss the Blarney Stone at historic Blarney Castle? Travel back to Victorian times when you take a
jaunting car ride to Muckross House and Gardens. See the highlights of vibrant Limerick, Galway
and ―My Fair City‖- Dublin. Registration/Refund deadline is January 1, $500 deposit due Dec. 1.
Activity level: Moderate. $2699 per person double, $3249 per person single. #17827
Cheat Mountain Railroad
Friday, June 8 - Saturday, June 9, 2012
Travel Promo Meeting
for 2012 Day Trips
and Overnight trips
Wednesday
November 30, 2-4 p.m.
All are welcome. Call to
register #18092
South Dakota Adventure
Wednesday, Sept. 5 – Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2012
This scenic rail tour is an exciting combination of very unique
and different train rides, all connecting seamlessly into one
single day‘s itinerary. It‘s a wild and wonderful ride through
the Cheat Mountain Wilderness, a rugged region of West Virginia consisting of deep forest, wildlife, and whitewaters. The
ingenuity of men combine with the grandeur of the Appalachian Mountains to produce one of the most exciting mountain wilderness excursion rides in the U.S. This 4 hour trip
features two separate mountain grades, a spectacular ―S‖
curve tunnel and mile after mile of unspoiled mountain wilderness. The comfortable climate-controlled streamliner twists
and climbs along the cascading Shaver‘s Fork of the Cheat
River into a deep canyon area. Registration/Refund deadline
is May 1. $150 deposit due March 1. Activity Level: Mild.
$317 per person double occupancy, $359 per person single
occupancy, $302 per person triple occupancy. #17850
This amazing trip to the Black Hills includes so much, we can‘t
list everything, so check out the flier for complete details.
Highlights include air travel and a one-hotel stay. Enjoy visits
to Mt. Rushmore both during the day and the inspirational
evening lighting ceremony. See Crazy Horse Memorial and
the historic Wild West town of Deadwood where the legends
of Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane were made. Visits to
Badlands National Park and Devil‘s Tower will captivate you.
Experience the thrill of seeing bison in their natural habitat.
Registration/Refund deadline is June 1 $300 deposit due
June 1. Activity Level: Moderate. $2049 per person double,
$2699 per person single. #17825
Mississippi River Cruise aboard the “Twilight”
Monday, July 16 – Thursday, July 19, 2012
Colonial Williamsburg is the world‘s leading living history museum – the restored 18th century capital of Britain‘s largest,
wealthiest and most populous outpost in the New World.
Colonial Williamsburg‘s 301-acre historic area stand some
500 restored, reconstructed and historically furnished public
buildings, homes, stores and taverns. Costumed interpreters
tell the stories of the men and women of the 18th century city
– black, white and Native American, slave, indentured and
free – and the challenges they faced. In this historic place,
they help the future learn from the past. Your admission pass
entitles you to complete access to explore Colonial Williamsburg‘s recreated and restored buildings, sites and exhibits. Your tour also includes historic Jamestown and the Shenandoah Museum. Registration/Refund deadline is Sept 1.
$150 deposit due July 1. Activity Level: Mild. $703 per person
double, $672 per person triple, $913 per person single.
#17965
For those who have always wanted to cruise the Mississippi
River. The Riverboat ―Twilight‖ is a richly appointed riverboat
with Victorian steamboat architecture. There are three decks
with comfortable air-conditioned dining salons, and sundecks
with lounge chairs for those who wish to sightsee or snooze.
Your Mississippi Cruise features a two-day, 166-mile roundtrip
cruise with served, plated meals, morning and afternoon
snacks, live entertainment and expert narration. We will enjoy
overnight accommodations on land, then return for a second
day on the riverboat. Other features include accommodations,
baggage handling, complimentary shuttle service to attractions in Dubuque including the National Mississippi River Museum (admissions included), three dinners, three breakfasts
and three lunches. Registration/Refund deadline is June 16,
$150 deposit due March 15. Activity Level: Mild. $703 per
person double, $854 per person single, $683 per person triple. #17851
Shaw Festival
Saturday, Aug. 11 – Sunday, Aug. 12, 2012
The Shaw Festival is the only theatre in the world that specializes in the plays of Bernard Shaw and his contemporaries
(1856-1950) – plays about the beginning of the modern
world. In 2000, the Shaw Festival expanded this mandate to
include contemporary plays set during Shaw‘s lifetime, as well
as plays written during the period. Presented in three distinctive theatres (the Festival, the Court House and the Royal
George) in the historic town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, the
Shaw‘s work engages the imagination, illuminates the past
and inspires debate about the future. Live theatre, shopping
galleries, attractions, books, fashion, gifts, specialty foods and
much more await you in this delightful town. Registration/
Refund deadline is June 1, $150 deposit due March 1. Activity
Level: Mild. $509 per person double, $588 per person single,
$509 per person triple. #17964
Colonial Williamsburg
Monday, Oct. 8 – Thursday, Oct. 11, 2012
The 1,000 Islands Autumn Splendor, including
Ottawa and Montreal
Monday, September 17 - Friday 21, 2012
Join us for a spectacular autumn adventure to visit Canada‘s
1,000 Islands, dressed in her early fall colors. We‘ll stay at
the Colonial Resort in Gananoque, Ontario, where we‘ll enjoy
4 full breakfasts and 4 dinners and evening entertainment.
We‘ll have escorted tours to OTTAWA, the Capital of Canada,
and the historic city of KINGSTON. You‘ll fall in love with the
European ambiance and French flair of Montreal. Plus, we‘ve
included a boat cruise of the scenic 1,000 Islands with time to
explore the impressive ―Boldt Castle.‖ Please note that a valid
US Passport is required for this trip. Registration/Refund
deadline is July 20. $150 deposit due April 20. $639 per person double, $609 per person triple, $799 single. #17987
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Class-Registration,
Refund
Guidelines
andGuidelines
Fitness
FALLWinter
CLASSES
Registration
and
Refund
Senior Center membership is required to participate in Senior Center activities including classes, activities
and programs.
Registration for fall classes began on Monday August 15 FOR ALL CLASSES. 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. See back page for WINTER Registration information.
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.
Arthritis Foundation
Exercise Program
Instructor: Deedy Wilbraham
Tuesday/Thursday,
Annette Santoro – Friday
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
December 26 – 31. * No class November 24.
Tues & Thurs, 11:30-12:15 p.m.
#17152
November – December*
Sessions: 2 months
Activity Room 1
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
Friday, 11:30-12:15 p.m.
#17151
Sessions: 2 months
Resident: $14
Activity Room 1
Nonresident: $18
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 December 26 - 31, but video
classes will be available. *No class November 11, 24 or 25.
Monday, 9—9:45 a.m.
Mon, 10:35-11:20a.m.
Tuesday , 9 –9:45 a.m.
Tuesday , 6:15—7 p.m.
Thursday, 9—9:45 a.m.
Thursday, 6:15—7 p.m.
Friday, 9 –9:45 a.m.
Fri, 10:35-11:20a.m.
Sessions: 2 months
Resident: $14
#17114
#17110
#17112
#17115
#17113
#17116
#17117
#17130
November - December
November - December
November - December
November - December
Activity Room 1
Nonresident: $18
Core Fusion
Instructor: Ray Smith
Challenge your core in a whole
new way with Core Fusion, which is
based on traditional Pilates mat work.
You will incorporate the use of small
hand weights, stretch bands/tubes and small balls. Bring your
mat. * No class December 24 or 31.
Saturday, 10 –10:45 a.m
#17154 November – December*
Sessions: 2 months
Activity Room 1
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
Delay the Disease:
Exercise to Fight Parkinson‘s Symptoms
Senior Shape-Up in Chairs
Instructors: Diane Schefft – Monday & Friday;
Annette Santoro – Wednesday
Increase your flexibility with seated and standing exercises using resistance bands, weights, balls and plates with a
small amount low impact aerobics.
There is a class break from December 26 - 31, but video
classes will be available. *No class November 11 or 25
Monday, 10—10:30 a.m. #17134 November - December
Wed, 10—10:30a.m.
#17135 November - December
Friday, 10-10:30 a.m.
Sessions: 2 months
Activity Room 1
Resident: $10
Nonresident: $13
Instructor: Ben Rossi
Optimizing your physical function
and help delay the progression of
Parkinson symptoms with specific
exercises that help fight the symptoms of the disease. No equipment
or expertise is necessary; just participate at your own level of ability. Caregivers are encouraged to
join us, too! There is a class break December 26–31.
Tuesday, 3 – 4 pm
#17161
November - December
Sessions: 2 months
Activity Room 1
Resident: $32
Nonresident: $40
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FALL CLASSES Registration and Refund Guidelines on Page 10
Stretch and Balance
Instructor: Sharon Benner
Improve your balance and flexibility while using a
rope and a mat to stretch all the major muscle
groups. Please bring your own mat.
There is a class break from December 26 – 31. *
No class November 24.
Tuesday 10:40—11:25 am #17158
November – December
Thursday 10:40-11:25am #17159
Sessions: 2 months
Activity Room 1
Resident: $14
Nonresident: $18
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. No class November 24.
Thursday, 2 p.m. Sessions: 6
Activity Room 1
#17176 October 27—December 8
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
Water Exercise at Heisley
Improve your flexibility, strength and cardiovascular fitness with fun and energetic shallow water
exercises. The certified instructor provides clear
instruction from the pool deck.*No class November 24 or December 24.
Monday, 8 – 8:45 a.m.
#17192
Tuesday, 10:30—11:15 a.m. #17186
Tuesday, 2:15 – 3:00 p.m.
#17187
Wednesday, 8 – 8:45 a.m.
#17188
Thursday, 10:30 – 11:15 a.m. #17189
Thursday, 2:15 – 3:00 p.m. #17191
Saturday, 12 – 12:45 p.m.
#17197
Sessions: 2 months
Resident: $28
November-December
November-December
November-December
November-December
November-December*
November-December*
November-December*
Heisley Pool
Nonresident: $35
Water Exercise
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. No class November 24.
Thursday, 1:15 – 2 p.m.
#17190
Sessions: 2 months
Resident: $28
November - December*
Heisley Pool
Nonresident: $35
Weight
Training
Instructor: Sharon Benner–AM,
Barb Bensi–PM,
Ray Smith-Saturday
Build muscle strength and
bone density using resistance
bands and weights while standing, while seated, and with mats
on the floor. There is a class
break from December 26 - 31, but video classes will be available for the Tuesday and Thursday classes. *No class November 24, or December 24 and 31.
Tuesday & Thursday, 9:50—10:35 a.m.
Tuesday & Thursday, 7:05—7:50 p.m.
Sessions: 2 months
Activity Room 1
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
Saturday 9-9:45 a.m.
Sessions: 2 months
Activity Room 1
Resident: $14
Nonresident: $18
Yoga Three Days A Week
Ease muscle tension, improve flexibility, and acquire a
sense of wellness with a combination of gentle stretches and
traditional yoga postures. Learn to coordinate
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 Yoga is suitable for
Beginners and Continuing Students.
Intermediate Yoga is suitable for a range of
abilities; prerequisite: Multilevel Yoga or previous Yoga experience.
* No class November 19, 24 or 26 or December 24.
Certified Yoga Instructor: Judy Churchill
Multilevel Yoga - Monday, 2—3:15 p.m.
Activity Room 1
Sessions: 6
#17174
November 7 – December 12
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
Intermediate Yoga - Thursday, 3:30-4:45 p.m. Activity Room 1
Sessions: 6
#17173
November 10 – December 22*
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
Certified Yoga Instructor: Denise Brown
Multilevel Yoga - Saturday, 9 –10:15 a.m.
Stage
Sessions: 6
#17172
November 5 – December 31*
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
Zumba Gold
Instructor: Annette Santoro
The Zumba® program fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy-tofollow 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 December 26 –
31. * No class November 24.
Tuesday, 5:15 – 6 p.m.
Wednesday, 9 – 9:45 a.m. #17168
November - December
Thursday, 5:15 – 6 p.m. #17166
Sessions: 2 months
Activity Room 1
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
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Yoga Demo, Personal Fitness Training, and Exercise Equipment Training
Chair Yoga Demo class
Wednesday, November 16,
or 30. 5:30 – 6:15 pm.
We are considering offering
chair yoga this winter with
instructor Ray Smith and
would like your input. Chair
yoga is designed to allow anyone to participate in a gentle
form of yoga. It works the
joints and muscles to increase flexibility, strength,
balance and circulation and
also encourages quiet reflection, relaxation and proper
breathing plus better posture.
Optional standing exercises
are provided for those participants who would like a different challenge. Register and
check it out. No fee #18091
or 18493
A certified personal trainer will
work with you to develop personalized training targeted toward specific fitness goals.
Choose from private, one on
one, or schedule with a friend
for semi-private instruction.
Sharon Benner
Tues, Thur, Fri, 11 a.m.–2 p.m.
Barb Bensi
Tues, Thur, 7:50 - 9:20 p.m.
Ray Smith
Wednesday, 6-9 p.m.
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 ses
sion must be a 50 minute session.
EXERCISE EQUIPMENT TRAINING
Learn how to use the cardiovascular equipment
(including the treadmill, bikes, chair elliptical and standing
elliptical) and the Tuff Stuff strength equipment safely in
these 2 sessions. Learn proper form, seat settings, and weight
settings and how to use a workout card to track your progress.
Practice assignments between the 2 sessions help you retain
what you learn. Classes are limited to 4 participants and are
taught by Certified Personal Fitness instructors.
Wednesday, 6 - 7 p.m.
Tuesday, 12 - 1 p.m.
Tuesday, 7:50 - 8:50 p.m.
Wednesday, 6 - 7 p.m.
#17209
#17210
#17211
#17212
Thursday, 12 - 1 p.m.
#17213
Thursday, 7:50 - 8:50 p.m. #17214
Sessions: 2
Resident: $19
Nov 2 and 9
Nov 8 and 15
Nov 22 and 29
Dec 7 and 14
Dec 8 and 15
Dec 15 and 22
Activity Room 3
Nonresident: $24
The elliptical is getting very busy. We have added a
waiting list to ensure everyone gets a turn. Simply add
your name to the list if someone else is using it. Limit
use to 30 minutes when others are waiting.
Genealogy, Computer and Line Dancing
Line Dancing
Intermediate Genealogy
Instructor: Loretta Schmucker
Now that you have learned the basics about researching your
family history, it‘s
time to move on to more complex
searches. We
will try to break through those brick
ull have encountered. Most of the class
walls you
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time will be spent doing hands-on res is
s
a
search so bring your laptop if you have one.
l
is C Classroom computers are also available for use.
h
T Bring along any family information you have compiled in
your research.
Thursday 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Activity Room 4
Sessions: 3
#17338
October 27 – November 10
Resident: $30
Nonresident $38
Computer Classes for Seniors
This 3 part computer class taught by Tech Wise will include:
Understanding your
computer, the internet and email. Once
you complete
the 3 classes you will be equipped
ll knowledge needed to improve comwith the
u
is F munication with family and friends, acs
cess health care tools, gain further educalas
C
tion,
save
time and money with online bill pay and
s
i
Th so much more. Space is limited, registration required.
Free
Tuesday, 9:30 – 11:30 a.m.
Sessions: 3
#17380
Monday, 6-8 p.m.
#17226
Sessions: 3
#17381
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Activity Room 4
November 8 – 22
November 7—21
December 5—19
Instructors
Polly Dubeansky - Monday
Sharen McDivitt - Wednesday
Enjoy a variety of music and dances,
including popular wedding dances.
These classes are a great way to have
fun with others. Line dance helps us
stay physically fit and mentally alert.
* No class November 23.
Monday
Sessions: 6
4 p.m. – Level 2
5 p.m. – Level 1
7:30 p.m. – Beg
Activity Room 1
#17354
#17355
#17356
October 31-December 5
Wednesday
Sessions: 6
6 p.m. – Level 2
#17341
7:30 p.m. – Level 3 #17358
Resident: $13
Activity Room 1
November 2-December 14 *
November 2-December 14 *
Nonresident: $16
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.
Monday, 6:30 p.m.
Sessions: 6
Resident: $17
#17357
Activity Room 1
Nonresident: $21
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! Learn to grasp the basics of drawing shapes and shading. Art supplies needed: an 11‖x14‖ or
16‖x20‖ sketch pad, ebony pencil, any variety you may wish to
purchase. *No class Friday, November 11 & 25
Friday, 9:15-10 a.m.
Activity Room 2
Sessions: 6
#17229
October 28 –December 16*
Resident: $14
Nonresident: $18
Intermediate Drawing
Instructor: Diane Carswell
Once you have the basics of drawing down, you‘ll continue to apply the knowledge of shapes to portraiture, figure, still life, and landscape drawing through pen & ink as well
as add various color mediums. Prerequisite: Intro to basic
drawing (exemption permitted after speaking to teacher explaining special circumstances). 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. *No class Friday, November 11 & 25
Friday, 10:15 - 11:45 a.m.
Activity Room 2
Sessions: 6
#17231
October 28 –December 16*
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
Tuesday Morning
Quilters
Instructor: Dorothy Ticel
Join Dorothy and our
Tuesday morning quilters. 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
#17264
November 1 – December 6
Resident: $20
Nonresident: $25
Creative Ceramics
Instructor: Joanne Kuchar
Join us for fall projects. Class includes
instruction and firing. A $5 supply fee is
payable at time of registration and includes use of brushes and paints. Greenware fee is payable to the
instructor. All levels of students are welcome.
Wednesday, 6-8 p.m. Activity Room 2
Sessions:6
#17249
October 26 – December 7
Wednesday, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Sessions: 6
#17262
October 26 – December 7
Resident: $21
Nonresident: $26
Intermediate Bridge Instruction
Instructor: Kanti Patel
Learn bridge in a friendly and relaxed environment.
Class will meet for 2 hours per session for seven weeks. Each
lesson will feature a lecture and hands-on discussion of the
assigned topic followed by play of appropriate hands. Each
student will be provided a bridge textbook. #17854
Thursday, 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Activity Room 4
Sessions: 8
September 15 – Nov. 17
Resident: $15
Nonresident: $19
November Birthdays
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.
*No class on November 24
Thursday, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Activity Room 2
#17243
October 27 – December 8*
Resident: $28
Nonresident: $35
We apologize if we miss any birthdays, please let us know so that we may update our records.
1-Tony Bechemer, Florence DeGennaro, Pauline DeSantis, Linda Fry, Russell Louis, Corbia McNeely, John Nekic, Mary Phelps, Ed Sceranka, Margaret Syroney, Ann Urban 2-Virginia Colyer, Carol
Davidson, Maryanne Formberg, Dorothy Jolly, Karen Maltbie, Margaret McCandless, Donna Morris, Dolores NIcol, Julia Parker, Sophia Sue Prijatel, Nancy Shaffer, Evelyn Sislo, Judith Smith, Ruby
Timblin, 3-Kenneth Bures, Joan Butler, Sally Gecowets, Mary Haynes, Peggy Herbert, Barbara Illner, James McAdams, Alice Monahan, Violet Robinson, Diane Toth, Christine Wichman 4-Mae
Brately, Roger Brwon, Joanne Carpinello, Dolores Cencula, John Foerst, Robert Grubb, Linda Hange, Patricia Jalovec, Bernie Kendro, Eleanore McGuckin, Joan Shah, Mary Jane Shaw, Judith Smith
5-Dennis Brandt, Angela Christopher, Barbara Clague, Dave Ehle, Margaret Filuta, Brenda Kelz, Carla Kitson, Carol Kothera, Gary Maltry, Franklin Samson, Joan Simonian, Andrew Vargo, Daniel
Ziemak 6-Diane Bencin, Donna Burger, William Chieffo, Dorothy Comella, Frank Jankowski, Emilia Kvasty, Barbara Lazorchak, Dee Martin, Richard Mook, Nancy Nilsen, Alice Ronke, Marcia Screngi,
Marie Steffancin, 7-Judith Bennett, Tina Gartland, Joseph Illner, Alice Kuivila, Karen Louda, Mary Ann McNatt, Frank Tomaselli, Mary Jane York, Harry Zingale, 8-Richard Bohn, Carol Dolgosh, Mary
Ellen Gustafson, Lois Kojan, Jim Mandelik, Michael Mervar, Elaine Miller, Salina Radolovic, Brenda Sutter 9-Cathleen Barnoski, Linda Bunner, Joan Dickey, Edward Dietz, Sherry Eckleberry, Christine
Hansen, Don Horn, Thomas E Long, Rita Lowery, Donna M. Morgan, Waylan Tenkku, Barbara Ulman, Lorna Walsh 10-Marilyn Castiglione, George Dawson, Gladys Ferrence, Jean Kalman, Garrick
Mishaga, Judith Moritz, Lee Seabeck, Margaret Sharpe 11-Karol Dratwa, Greg Gebeau, Diane Howard, Joseph Koslo, Frank Lewandowski, Nancy Marshall, Carolyn Nawalaniec, Loretta Pretzeus,
Dianne Ruppe, Mary Ann Siegel, Sophie Sleinsky, Victoria Sleinsky, Judy Somppi 12-Helen Boylan, Carol Faust, Richard Franko, Marilyn Gaston, Gerri Goines, Janet Hill, Carolyn Holtzhauser,
Charles Leja, John Petro, Alan Podbesek, Doris Samstag 13-Patricia Busch, Dee Edwards, Barbara Frank, Mildred Guernsey, Jeanne Mervar, Larry Ross, Lynn Ross, Theodore Rostocil, Dolores
Stamblesky, Louis Valenti 14-Frances Christovich, Charles Colyer, Roger Flick, Irene Hinkel, Carolyn Krieger, Warren Miller, Janko Paulic, Carmela Sielatycki, Alexander Toth, Grace Tripepi, Carol
Westfall 15-Roberta Abbey, Dian Dean, Frank DeCapua, Jo Hansbrough, Diane L Hoffart, Donald Kalman, John Kromar, Charles Kwisnek, Jack Rogers, Nancy Videtic, Thomas Weber, Steven Yeckley 16-Ruth Amburgey, Shirley Coffin, Howard Goble, Linda Guy, Sandra Hallen, Norman Krieger, Lola Luciano, Eileen Plummer, James Povejsil, Ruby Waller 17-Lorraine Ahlstrom, Beverly Baran,
Rosemary Bradt, Barbara Citraro, Julie Cudlip, Nicholas Derevjanik, Rick Kastelic, Karen MacDonald, Michael Meder, Jane Pastor, Thomas W Scanlon, John Sukup 18-Jack Cleckner, Josephine
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Presort Std.
US Postage Paid
Permit 311
Mentor Oh 44060
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Change Service Requested
Financial Assistance
&
Scholarship Program
Help When Needed
Financial assistance is available for Mentor Senior Center activities. The Mentor Senior LLC
Board of Trustees has allocated a
limited amount of funding for our
members who need assistance.
Please request an application
form at the front desk or call to
receive one in the mail.
The application deadline is
November 2 for winter
programs.
To the current resident or:
Winter Registration
Mentor Residents—November 28
Nonresidents—December 1
Please note that registration will begin at 8:00 am, a half hour earlier
than it has been in the past.
To make it more convenient for our
members, the arthritis and strength
training classes will be offered as an
individual day class. Chose one, two
or three classes per week, whatever
best fits your schedule. Half classes
will no longer be available.
Remember—When you’re
online, you’re first in line.
If you would like to register
online from the comfort of your
home, call us to get your login I.D.
and PIN #.
440.974.5725
or 440.255.1100,
MentorMentor
SeniorSenior
CenterCenter
440.974.5725
or 440.255.1100,
ext 2470ext 2470
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We will be closed
Friday, November 11
for Veteran’s Day
Thursday, November 24
and Friday, November 25
for the
Thanksgiving Holiday
Membership Renewals
now available
Current 2012 membership is required to participate
in 2012 Senior center activities including classes.

City of Mentor, Ohio

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