NO EXERCISE - The City of Madison Heights

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New Trips….……….………… ...1-2
Services/Trips Still Available...…...3
Upcoming Trips & Events...............4
Extended Travel............…....….......5
Events..............................…...….....6
Fundraisers………………………...7
News to Know.………......…...…...8
Classes and Clubs ….….......….......9
Health & Fitness………………….10
Birthdays, Anniversaries &
Senior Dining…….................…....11
Extras, Advertising & Movies..12-13
Senior Center Staff
Jennifer Cowan, Coordinator
Johnnie Lindsey, Sr. Ctr. Assistant
Bill Gordon, Part-time Driver
Marie Murphy, Part-time Driver
Carrie Durkin, Part-time Driver
Geri Easton, Part-Time Driver
John Leuffgen, Part-Time Driver
What’s Inside.....
Senior Citizen Activity Center
29448 John R
Madison Heights, MI 48071
RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
Madison Heights
Senior Scoop $2.00 per copy
(Well, we’re almost there!!!)
May & June 2015 Senior Citizen Activity Center
May
Sun
Birthstone:
Emerald
Birth flower:
Lily
3)
Mon
Tue
Wed
4)
2015
Thu
Fri
Sat
1)
2)
9:15-MI WOMEN
SHOW
9:30-REFLEXOLOGY
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Mac & Cheese
12:45-“Hunger Games:
Mockingjay Part 1”
1:00-BUNCO
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Inc., SMART Bus, 920 on the Park, Shanbom Eye Specialist,
American House Hazel Park, Community RX, Cambridge East
Health Care Center, Coburn-Kleinfeldt Eye Clinic, Oakview
Cemetery, International Genetics and Hospice Advantage.
9:00-OAKLAND MALL
9:00-POOL TRNMNT
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00- Chicken Ala King
12:30-CARD GAMES
1:00-WII LEAGUE
5
)NOEXERCISE
6)
GRO: MEIJER
10:00-KNIT & CROCHET
10:00-TRIP SIGNUP
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Sausage & Sauerkraut
12:30-CARD GAMES
1:00-DOMINOES
1:00-TAI CHI
2:00-PING PONG
7)
9:00-KROGER
10:00-DOUBLE PINOCHLE
10:00-EXERCISE
10:00-ASK-A-LAWYER
12:00-Lemon Pepper Chicken
12:00-BIRTHDAY CAKE
1:00-BINGO
1:00-QUILT GROUP
1:30-COMPUTER CLASS
8)
9)
11)
12)
13)
10)
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Chili
12:30-CARD GAMES
1:00-80& BETTER BDAYPARTY
1:00-WII LEAGUE
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18)
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25)
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Madison Heights Senior Center
29448 John R. Rd, Madison Heights, MI 48071
248.545.3464
8:30-IKEA
9:00-VALUE CENTER
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Savory Pot Roast
12:30-CARD GAMES
1:00-WII LEAGUE
1:00-BOOK CLUB
CENTER CLOSED
8:30-WOMEN’S GOLF
9:00-STATE ELECTIONS
10:00-SCRABBLE
10:30-HEAR USA
10:30-MEN’S GOLF
10:30-CHAIR YOGA/FRT RM
11:00-CRAFT CLASS
12:00-Sloppy Joes
12:45-PRIZE BINGO
9:45-MASSAGES
10:45-MEXICANTOWN
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Roast Pork
12:45-“Night at the
Museum: Secret of
the Tomb
1:00-BUNCO
8:30-WOMEN’S GOLF
10:00-EXERCISE
10:00-SCRABBLE
10:30-CHAIR YOGA
10:30-MEN’S GOLF
11:00-MEDITATION
11:00-ONLINE SAFETY TALK
12:00-Beef Hot Dog
12:45-PRIZE BINGO
19)8:30-WOMEN’S GOLF
10:00-EXERCISE
10:00-SCRABBLE
10:30-CHAIR YOGA
10:30-MEN’S GOLF
11:00-VEG CLASS
11:00-CHIRO TALK/LUNCH
12:00-Mostacolli
12:45-PRIZE BINGO
1:00-ADVISORY BD MTG
GRO: MEIJER
10:15-MESHUGGAH NUNS
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00- Shepherd’s Pie
12:30-CARD GAMES
1:00-TAI CHI
1:00-DOMINOES
2:00-PING PONG
14)
NO EXERCISE
9:00-KROGER
9:30-MATURE DRIVER
12:00-Oven Fried Chicken
1:00-BINGO
1:00-QUILT GROUP
1:30-COMPUTER CLASS
15)
16)
20)
GRO: MEIJER
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Chicken Burrito
12:30-CARD GAMES
1:00-DOMINOES
1:00-TAI CHI
2:00-PING PONG
21)
22)
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Cheeseburger
12:45-“Annie”
1:00-BUNCO
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26)
27)
28)
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30)
8:30-WOMEN’S GOLF
10:00-EXERCISE
10:00-SCRABBLE
10:30-CHAIR YOGA
10:30-MEN’S GOLF
11:00-MEDITATION
12:00-Vegetarian Lasagna
12:45-PRIZE BINGO
GRO: MEIJER
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Meatloaf & Gravy
12:30-CARD GAMES
1:00-DOMINOES
1:00-TAI CHI
2:00-PING PONG
9:00-KROGER
10:00-EXERCISE
11:00-BLOOD PRESSURE
12:00-Fishwich
1:00-BINGO
1:00-QUILT GROUP
1:30-COMPUTER CLASS
9:00-KROGER
10:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Chef’s Selection
1:00-BINGO
1:00-QUILT GROUP
1:30-COMPUTER CLASS
NO EXERCISE
9:30-REFLEXOLOGY
9:30-MATURE DRIVER
12:00-Potato Crunch Fish
NO MOVIE
1:00-BUNCO
ADVISORY BOARD
NOMINATIONS BEGIN
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Chef’s Salad
12:45-“ Fried Green
Tomatoes
1:00-BUNCO
8-10 AM
MEMORIAL
DAY
BREAKFAST
SENIOR CENTER
OPEN HOUSE
10 AM – 1 PM
June
Sun
Mon
1)
Birthstone:
Pearl,
Moonstone or
Alexandrite
Birth flower:
Rose
9:00-OAKLAND MALL
9:00-POOL TRNMNT
9:15-CANTERBURY
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Egg Casserole
12:30-CARD GAMES
1:00-WII LEAGUE
2015
29448 John R. Rd, Madison Heights, MI 48071
248.545.3464
Tue
10:00-EXERCISE
10:30-HEAR USA
10:00-SCRABBLE
10:30-CHAIR YOGA
10:30-MEN’S GOLF
10:30-HEAR USA
11:00-CRAFT CLASS
11:00-EYE TALK /LUNCH
12:00-Lemon Chicken
12:30-DIABETES CLASS
12:45-PRIZE BINGO
8)
7)
11:00-EXERCISE
10:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Cheeseburger 10:00-SCRABBLE
12:30-CARD GAMES
10:15-ST. SABBAS
1:00-WII LEAGUE
10:30-CHAIR YOGA
10:30-MEN’S GOLF
11:00-MEDITATION
NORTHERN MI NORTH MI RETURN 12:00-BBQ Meatballs
DEPART
12:45-PRIZE BINGO
15)
14)
9:00-TARGET
10:00-EXERCISE
11:00-EXERCISE
10:00-SCRABBLE
12:00-Stuffed Cabbage 10:30-CHAIR YOGA
12:30-CARD GAMES
10:30-MEN’S GOLF
1:00-WII LEAGUE
NO VEG CLASS
12:00-Chili
12:45-PRIZE BINGO
1:00-ADVISORY BD MTG
TORONTO DEPART
22)
23)8:00-MONROE ADVNTRE
21)
9:00-VALUE CENTER 8:30-WOMEN’S GOLF
11:00-EXERCISE
10:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Sausage &
10:00-SCRABBLE
Sauerkraut
10:30-CHAIR YOGA
12:30-CARD GAMES
10:30-MEN’S GOLF
1:00-WII LEAGUE
11:00-MEDITATION
12:00-Sherpherd’s Pie
NEW YORK
RETURN
12:45-PRIZE BINGO
29)
28) FESTIVAL
9:00-OAKLAND
MALL
10:00-EXERCISE
IN THE PARK
11:00-EXERCISE
10:00-SCRABBLE
7:00 PM-10:30 PM 12:00- Chicken Ala King 10:30-CHAIR YOGA
12:30-CARD GAMES
10:30-MEN’S GOLF
12:00-Sloppy Joes
1:00-WII LEAGUE
12:45-PRIZE BINGO
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
3)GRO: MEIJER
4)
6)
10)GRO: MEIJER
ADVISORY BOARD
ELECTIONS
9:00-KROGER
10:00-EXERCISE
10:00-ASK-A-LAWYER
12:00-All Beef Hot Dog
12:00-BIRTHDAY CAKE
1:00-BINGO
1:00-QUILT GROUP
1:30-COMPUTER CLASS
5)
8:30-BALANCE CLASS
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Chicken Sandwich
12:30-CARD GAMES
1:00-DOMINOES
1:00-TAI CHI
2:00-PING PONG
11)
9:00-KROGER
10:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Savory Pot Roast
1:00-BINGO
1:00-QUILT GROUP
1:30-COMPUTER CLASS
12)
13)
17)GRO: MEIJER
18)9:00-KROGER
19)
20)
9:00-KROGER
10:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Spaghetti
1:00-BINGO
1:00-QUILT GROUP
1:30-COMPUTER CLASS
26)
27)
8:30-BALANCE CLASS
10:00-TRIP SIGNUP
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Dirty Rice
12:30-CARD GAMES
1:00-DOMINOES
1:00-TAI CHI
2:00-PING PONG
8:30-BALANCE CLASS
9:30-PURPLE ROSE 2AZ
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Kim’s Chef’s Salad
12:30-CARD GAMES
1:00-TAI CHI
1:00-DOMINOES
2:00-PING PONG
TORONTO RETURN
24)GRO: MEIJER
8:30-BALANCE CLASS
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Oven Fried
Chicken
12:30-CARD GAMES
1:00-DOMINOES
1:00-TAI CHI
2:00-PING PONG
10:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Roast Pork w/gravy
1:00-BINGO
1:00-QUILT GROUP
1:30-COMPUTER CLASS
6:30-CAMPFIRE NIGHT
NEW YORK DEPART
25)
ADVISORY BOARD
ELECTIONS
9:30-REFLEXOLOGY
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Kim’s Beef Stew
12:45-“The Imitation
Game”
1:00-BUNCO
9:45-MASSAGES
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Potato Crunch Fish
12:45-“Paddington”
1:00-BUNCO
9:30-REFLEXOLOGY
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Chicken
Alfredo
12:45-“Taken 3”
1:00-BUNCO
11:00-EXERCISE
12:00-Sizzle Steak
12:45-“Mr. Holland’s
Opus”
1:00-BUNCO
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Inc., SMART Bus, 920 on the Park, Shanbom Eye Specialist,
American House Hazel Park, Community RX, Cambridge East
Health Care Center, Coburn-Kleinfeldt Eye Clinic, Oakview
Cemetery, International Genetics and Hospice Advantage.
Open Monday – Friday ~ 9am – 4:30 pm
29448 John R, Madison Heights, MI 48071
248.545.3464
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$2.00 per copy May & June 2015 $12.00 per year
REGISTRATION DATES: WEDNESDAYS, MAY 6 & JUNE 3, 2015
Sign up numbers will be given out starting at 9:00 am. You may take a number, leave and come back at your allotted time. Residents’ registration starts at 10:00 am. We will not process any non-residents’ requests for trips until at least 10:30 am, after all
residents who have walked in and mailed in have been completely processed. Full payment is required for day trips and checks
are preferred. There is a two ticket limit per person per trip until end of registration. Please make all checks payable to the City of
Madison Heights. You may register for extended trips at any time with deposit. There is a minimum of 15-20 people per day trip. If you
mail in or leave a check with the front desk for a trip, you must also supply a self-addressed stamped envelope for your ticket
stub(s), your phone number, entree choice, age/birthdate (if applicable), and address labels for each ticket are REQUIRED or we
will not register you. If you need to cancel a trip or event after you have signed up, we will do everything we can to refund the cost
(minus a $3.00 cancellation fee) by either selling the ticket to someone else or by cancelling your reservation if possible. However, if payment has already been issued, we may not be able to obtain a refund. If a refund is possible, it will be sent through the City Treasurer’s
office and may take up to three weeks to be processed. For more info on our sign up policy, stop by or call.
*** May Registration — Wednesday, May 6, 2015 or later ***
IKEA
Monday, May 18, 2015
8:45 am – 1:45 pm
FREE!
May 6 Sign-up ***Sponsored by Dr. Shanbom-See page 13
Back by popular demand, we will be traveling to Ikea in Canton.
Their business idea is “to offer a wide range of well-designed,
functional home furnishing products at prices so low that as
many people as possible will be able to afford them”. We will
arrive before the store opens and enjoy a free mini breakfast.
After breakfast we will have the opportunity to shop for approximately three hours. If you get tired you can go back to the café to
relax until our departure at 1:00 pm.
The Royal Eagle~St. Sabbas Orthodox Monastery
Tuesday, June 9, 2015
10:30 am – 3:30 pm
Price: $37-Res/$39-Non-Res
May 6 Sign-up *LIMIT OF 28 TICKETS*
St. Sabbas Orthodox Monastery, located in
Harper Woods, was founded in 1999 as a center for liturgical arts in conjunction with traditional monastic standards. The monastery is located on six acres and is surrounded by beautiful
gardens, fountains and mosaic shrines very much in the style of
the ancient monasteries in Jerusalem, Macedonia, Bulgaria,
Greece, Serbia, Russia, Ukraine, Poland and Romania.
We will enjoy a Russian Tea Luncheon, walk the grounds and
enjoy the beautiful gardens, take a tour of the monastery and
shop in their gift shop.
Note: NO SHORTS, CAPRI PANTS, TANK TOPS, SMOKING,
GUM CHEWING OR RINGING CELL PHONES ARE ALLOWED
ON THE GROUNDS.
Campfire Night
Thursday, June 18, 2015
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
$5 per person
May 6 Sign-up
Come be a kid again! Spend a relaxing
summer evening with your friends at the Center. We will sit around
the campfire and listen to campfire stories, sing campfire songs,
roast marshmallows and even eat s’mores. *Bring your own lawn
chair if you do not want to use a chair from the Center*
Buy 1 Trip, Get the 2nd
Trip FREE!
Weds., July 1, 2015
Weds., July 29, 2015
12:30 pm –7:30 pm
$15-Res/$17-Non-Res
May 6 Sign-up
You will receive $15 in coin or food for
BOTH trips!
Passport, U.S. passcard, enhanced
license is required*
Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort
Monday, July 20, 2015
8:15 am - 9:15 pm
$41-Res/$43-Non-Res
May 6 Sign-up
Trip includes: motor coach transportation,
Frank Sinatra Tribute Show, $10 in slot play,
and a $5 food voucher.
248-545-3464
JEWELS OF DETROIT
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Thursday, July 9, 2015
8:45 am - 4:45 pm
$66-Res/$68-Non-Res
May 6 Sign-up
This day trip includes:
*Visit Historic Fort Wayne
with a 2-hour narrated tour
*Visit Maccabees at Midtown (lunch included):
5 Meal Choices: 1.) The Lone Ranger 2.) The VB Blanket 3.) Deli
Basic 4.) Cobb Salad 5.) Veggie Wrap (details of meals available
on the flyer rack by the front desk).
*Visit Belle Isle: tour includes a 30-minute tour at the aquarium
*Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream with time to check out Campus Martius
Olde World Canterbury Village
Berman Center
Thursday, July 16, 2015
6:15 pm - 10:00 pm
FREE!
June 3 Sign-up
Mozart & Vivaldi: Andre’ Cardenes,
conductor and violin; ROSSINI: Overture to La scala di seta; VIVALDI: Violin Concertos from La Stravaganza;
MOZART: Symphony No. 41
**Minimum of 25 seniors needed**
Country Smoke House/Blake’s Cider Mill
Friday, August 7, 2015
10:00 am – 4:15 pm
$29-Res/$31-Non-Res
June 3 Signup
Monday, June 1, 2015
9:30 am – 3:30 pm
$20-Res/$22-Non-Res
May 6 Sign-up
Canterbury Village, a designated historical landmark in the State
of Michigan, extends over 21 acres on what once was part of the
old Scripps Farm. The Village is host to 14 specialty shops and has
many distinctive features. The recently re-located Aldridge's Always
Christmas store is one of the largest and most unique Christmas
stores anywhere! The field stone wall that once was the foundation
of the original hay barn on the Scripps Farm, built circa 1870, is
now the backdrop for many of the displays in their new Always
Christmas store. Besides the many other stores, Yates Cider Mill’s
second location is now located inside the village. Lunch at the CPub is included in the trip. Entrée choice are: 1.) C-Pub Burger
2.) Dragon’s Chicken Sandwich 3.) Chicken Caesar Wrap 4.) Royal
Reuben 5.) Chopped Maurice Salad 6.) Soup and Salad
*** June Registration —
Wednesday, June 3, 2015 or later ***
Head north with your friends to the Country
Smoke House, a gourmet meats and specialty
store. They are a national and state award
winning business with unique gift ideas from venison salami, buffalo
jerky, elk snack stix and holiday kielbasa to jams, dips, hot sauces
and more! We will enjoy an informative talk and maybe even a chat
with the chef and then our lunch outside at their picnic tables. Lunch
choices include an entrée, two sides and a drink. Entrée choices:
#1-Pulled Pork Sandwich, #2-Southwest Chicken Wrap, #3-Smoked
Turkey Drum Stick or #4-Italian Sausage Sandwich. Sides choices
are: Creamy Cole Slaw, Red Skin Potato Salad or Baked Beans.
Pick two! You will choose your drink the day of the trip. After lunch
we will save time to shop in their store. After shopping we will head
south to Blake’s Orchard & Cider Mill. We will enjoy a train ride, a
visit to their animal land, time to shop in their stores and receive a
½ peck of apples and a cup of cider and a donut.
Tipping Point Theatre- Invasive Species
Oakland County Fair
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
10:15 am – 6 pm
$56-Res/$58-Non-Res
June 3 Sign-up
Hop on the bus as we travel to the
Oakland County Fair on the
grounds of Springfield Oaks County Park. Seniors 62 and older get
in free! There will be a midway with
carnival rides, a circus, concerts and exhibits ranging from aerospace to woodworking. Visitors can stroll through many barns to
see horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, goats, poultry, dogs, cats, rabbits
and even newborn animals in the Miracle of Birth barn. Enjoy the
free senior breakfast at 10 am, free senior bingo at 11 am, Grandparents Contest at 1 pm and then we are off to
the Ellis Barn for a 1:30 pm tour before we
head home for the day. Lunch is on your own
at the fair.
Be careful what you fish for…
Earl Hobbs doesn’t like people. He likes fish
and has been fishing Michigan’s lakes all his life. Alone with his
secrets, he continues this tradition in a little private fishing hole by
his house. Until one summer night he reels in something that
leaves him speechless. He researches what this mysterious creature in his fish tank may be, catching the attention of DNR agent,
Eden Selkirk. Will these two loners discover they have more in
common than just the fish, or will this mysterious aquatic menace
threaten her job and disrupt his fishing hole forever?
Prior to the play we will have lunch at Tiramisu in
Northville. You will choose one of three entrees at
the restaurant. Bread, soup or salad, choice of soft
drink, coffee or tea and dessert are included.
We will also have time to shop
around town between lunch and
the show. There a quite a few
shops on Main Street including
Great Harvest Bread Company, a
chocolate shop, a boutique and a garden store.
Monday, July 6, 2015
8:30 am – 3:30 pm
$5-Res/$7-Non-Res
June 3 Sign-up
Page 2 Madison Heights Senior Center
248-545-3464
Services
Bus Schedule
MON: DOCTOR APPTS
TUES: MISC/ERRANDS
WED: GROCERY SHOP
THUR: KROGER/BINGO
FRI: DOCTOR APPTS
Transportation Fees:
 Cost is $5.00 roundtrip for all doctor appointments and all
appointments going outside Madison Heights up to seven miles.
 $1.00 each way for any other transportation including daily trips
for activities and lunch at the Center.
 Ask about our monthly trips to: Oakland Mall, Value Center &
Target.
****Call at least one day in advance: 248.545.3464.
SHARP Program
Senior Home Assistance &
Repair Program
SHARP – Madison Heights has a program to
help seniors, those that are physically challenged, and deployed
servicemen and women in Madison Heights with home maintenance. The program is co-sponsored through the North Woodward
Community Foundation (of Troy).
Volunteers perform chores & simple tasks that help seniors keep
their homes safe and livable. Seniors pay only for the materials,
not the labor. If you or someone you know is interested, call the
Senior Center at 248.545.3464 for assistance.
HEAR USA
Tuesday, May 5
Tuesday, June 2
10:30 am- 11:30 am ~ FREE
Get free hearing screenings and cleaning of hearing aids.
Ask A Lawyer
Brian Hartwell,
Attorney at Law
Thursday, May 7, 2015
Thursday, June 4, 2015
10 am—12 pm
Do you need legal help? Do
you have legal questions that
need answers? Receive a
free and confidential consultation. Call the Senior Center
at 248-545-3464 to schedule
your appointment.
Medical Equipment
Loans
Our loan closet contains wheelchairs, walkers, canes,
commodes, bath benches and shower stools all available
for your use. (Call for availability.) We are currently running low and
are looking for donations of any of the above items if they are clean
and gently used. Note: Please return borrowed items when no longer needed. Someone else might be needing them.
We still have tickets available for...
Memorial Pancake Breakfast
Saturday, May 23, 2015
8-10 am
$6-Adults/$4 under 12
Sign-up Now
Purple Rose Theatre-
2AZ World Premiere by Michael Ogden
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
9:45 am – 5:30 pm
$46-Res/$48-Non-Res
Sign-up Now
***Violence and adult language***
Monroe County Adventure
8:15 am - 5:15 pm
$72-Res/$74-Non-Res
Sign-up Now
Blood Pressures
11 am—12 noon
3rd Thursday: Cambridge East Healthcare Center
4th Thursday: Cambridge East Healthcare Center
80 & Be er Birthday Party
1‐2:30 pm ~ Free!
Contact Information
Oakland County Health Division Nurse on Call: 1.800.848.5533
Senior Citizen Services Coordinator: 248.858.0213
Area Agency on Aging: 1.800.852.7795
Oakland County Sheriff’s Department
For free 911 cell phones: 1.248.975.9700
Social Security Administration: 1.800.772.1213
Legal Hotline: 1.800.347.5297
Pension Rights Hotline: 1.800.347.5297
Oakland County Parks: 1.248.858.7596
Medicare/Medicaid Assistance Program: 1.800.803.7174
State Long Term Care Ombudsman: 1.866.485.9393
MI Office of Services to the Aging: www.michigan.gov/
miseniors
AARP: www.aarp.org/statepages/mi.html
US Administration on Aging: www.aoa.dhhs.gov/default.htm
National Council on Aging: www.ncoa.org
Healthy Aging for Older Adults: www.cdc.gov/aging
OCHD Resource Directory: www.oak.gov.com/seniors/
directory
Stop by or call the Center at 248.545.3464
by May 4 to reserve your spot. Vaudevillestyled magician, a live band, good company….GOOD TIMES!!!
248-545-3464
Dream Cruise Party
Upcoming Trips & Events….
POINT EDWARD CHARITY CASINO &
DUC D’ORLEANS DINNER CRUISE
Monday, August 10, 2015
1-3 pm
$6-Res/$8-Non-Res
July Sign-up
Do you remember the old time drive-ins and restaurants
that used to dot Woodward Avenue? These locations
were the turnarounds, stopping points and social
hangouts for the cruisers of the era. Come to the Senior
Center and relive those days! Our Dream Cruise Party will have live
cruisin’ music, refreshments, prizes, and best of all- car races! If
you love the horse races at our St. Patrick’s Party you’ll be sure to
love our car races too! Don’t forget to wear your poodle skirt and
bobby socks or white t-shirt, leather jacket or blue jeans. We will
crown our best dressed King and Queen of the cruise! If you have a
classic car to show, we would love to see it! Please line your hot
rod up in the Senior Center’s parking lot on the day of the party.
Let the Good Times ROLL!!!
Franklin Cider Mill and
Governor Warner Mansion
Friday, August 21, 2015
9 am – 4:15 pm
$TBD
July Sign-up
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
9:45 am - 8:00 pm
$35-Res/$37-Non-Res
*Passport, passport card or
July Sign-up
enhanced license required*
This Bianco tour includes: Round Trip Transportation via deluxe highway motorcoach; Lunch Cruise (2 hours-Ship
sails at captains discretion.); and Point Edward Casino (4 hours);
$10.00 slot play for each passenger! See the flyer for more details.
Comerica Park~
Detroit Tigers vs. Chicago White Sox
11:30 am - 5:00 pm *based on 3 hour game
$62-Res/$64-Non-Res
July Sign-up
VS.
This Bianco tour includes: Round trip transportation via deluxe highway motorcoach; Admission to Comerica Park (tickets are located
in the Lower Baseline Box section!); A coupon good for a hotdog
and a soft drink to celebrate Senior Day at Comerica Park.
Gayle’s Chocolates
Travel with us as we head to Franklin Cider Mill. The Mill is a one-of
-a-kind living piece of history, which has been open since 1837, the
same year in which Michigan gained its statehood! You will have
time to shop for their fresh pressed cider, donuts, candy apples,
jams, baked goods and more!
After our stop at the Mill we will head to Farmington to do a little
shopping on Grand River. After shopping on our own, we will enjoy
lunch at an area restaurant. Once lunch is complete our last stop is
at the Governor Warner Mansion. The mansion is decorated to look
like a stately home would in the second half of the 19th Century and
the first decade of the 20th. On our tour, the docents will point out
items like the central staircase in the hall, the 214-year-old brass
chandelier and the Civil War-era Victorian sideboard in the drawing
room.
Hayes Presidential Trip ~ Scenic Sandusky, Ohio
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
7:45 am - 7:30 pm
$81-Res/$83-Non-Res
July Sign-up
Includes: guided tour of Sandusky County Jail; Bierkeller Pub (lunch included); Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center
(guided tour); Chateau Tebeau Winery (guided tour & wine tasting).
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
9:45 am – 3 pm
$24-Res/$26-Non-Res
August Sign-up
Thirty four years ago, Gayle's Chocolates was one saucepan on
one stove in Huntington Woods, Michigan. It all started when Gayle
wanted to find an intensely rich piece of chocolate. She couldn't
find what she was looking for in any store and decided to make
them herself. She wasn't planning on starting a business, but the
rest is history. Still made by hand in small batches today, Gayle has
taken her talents to her shop in Royal Oak, Michigan. With over
4,000 designs, if you can think of it, they can make it. We will enjoy
a chocolate demonstration, the elements of different chocolates
with wine pairing recommendations and best of all- samples!
After our taste tempting trip to Gayle’s we will travel to Blackfinn
Ameripub where we will enjoy lunch. You will choose from a limited
menu at the restaurant. Non-alcoholic beverage and a cookie for
dessert are included.
After lunch we will spend some time shopping around Royal Oak.
There are many stores nearby ranging from antiques to bakeries to
specialty artifacts.
Cornwell’s Turkeyville ~ featuring “Nunset Boulevard”
Detroit Zoo
Friday, October 16, 2015
9:15 am - 6:45 pm
$74-Res/$76-Non-Res
August Sign-up
Senior citizens residing in Macomb, Oakland and Wayne counties
are invited to enjoy a special day at the Detroit Zoo on Senior Day.
Seniors 62 and older and a caregiver receive free admission and
parking. Senior Day features live music, tractor train tours, bingo,
zookeeper talks and a senior resource area.
The Rum Runner’s Live Action Tour will tell the story of prohibition
and Windsor’s connection to gangsters like Al Capone and Detroit’s Purple Gang. See the flyer at the Center for more details.
10 am - 3 pm
FREE!
August Sign-up
Lunch Included!!!
Rum Runners~The days of the bootleggers in Windsor
Friday, October 23, 2015
9 am - 4:00 pm
$100-Res/$102-Non-Res
August Sign-up
*Passport, passport card or enhanced license required*
248-545-3464
Time to Travel!
Pick up a flyer at the Center
for more info!
Northern MI Casino Adventure ~ 4 Casino Special
June 7-8, 2015
$119 pp dbl occ
*Receive up to $122 in casino incentives!
Titanic The Musical in Toronto
June 16-17, 2015
$399 pp dbl occ
*Passport, passport card or enhanced license required*
New York City
June 18-22, 2015
$1034 pp dbl occ
VS.
Quilt Gardens Shipshewana, IN
July 6-7, 2015: 2 days/1 Night
$264 pp dbl occ
Join quilting, gardening and art into a one-of-a-kind experience!
Boston
July 22 - 27, 2015
$1,204 pp dbl occ
VS.
Featuring: National Baseball Hall of
Fame & Museum, Dinner at Cheers, New England Aquarium,
John F. Kennedy Library & Museum, Ticket to Boston Red Sox
vs. Detroit Tiger at Fenway Park, Boston Duck Tour, Skywalk
Observatory, USS Constitution Museum, Guided tour of USS
Constitution “Old Ironsides”, Turning Stone Casino Resort.
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Vermont– New Hampshire & Finger Lakes
October 10-17, 2015
$1,799 dbl occ
Tour includes: Modern Motorcoach; 7 Nights Lodging; 7 Breakfasts-4 Lunches-3 Dinners; Vermont country Store; green
Mountain Rail; Quechee Gorge “Vermont’s Grand Canyon;” the
Flume Gorge; Cruise on Lake Winnipesaukee; Castle in the
Cloudsl Mt. Washington Cog Railway; Visit North Conway; Aerial Tramway Up Cannon Mountain; Finger Lakes Region; Seneca Lake Cruise; New York Winery & Culinary Center; Belhurst
Castle; Sonnenberg Gardens; Luggage Handling. See Flyer.
A Taste of the South Pacific
October 12-24, 2015
$5,249 pp dbl occ
***$400 Early Bird Discount-$4,849 pp dbl occ***
Highlights: Cairns, Great Barrier Reef, Tjapukai Aboriginal Culture Park, Hartley’s Crocodile Farm, Sydney,
Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Cruise, Fiji.
Taste of Northern Michigan
October 12-14, 2015
$474 pp dbl occ
Visiting Michigan’s finest resort areas and
attractions this trip is sure to please!
Little River Casino Resort
October 18-19, 2015
$154 pp dbl occ
Featuring: 1 Night at the
Little River Casino in Manistee, MI (everyone receives $20 slot play
& $10 food voucher); Fun Lake Casino in Wayland, MI (everyone
receives $10 slot play & $5 food voucher).
Christmas Extravaganza
August 26-28, 2015
$424 pp dbl occ
Tour includes: 2 Nights at Fairfield
Inn & Suites in Downtown Chicago; 2 Breakfasts & 2 Dinners.
Features: Green Door of Chicago; Guided prohibition tour of Chicago; Magnificent Mile; 360 Chicago; Tommy Gun’s Garage; Narrated Chicago Lake & River Cruise; Navy Pier.
58TH ANNUAL BRIDGEWALK ~
Mackinac City & Kewadin Casinos
September 5-7, 2015
$249 pp dbl occ
Smoky Mountain Christmas/Lexington, KY/Lake Lanier GA
November 28-December 3, 2015
$1,249 pp dbl occ
Tour Includes: Modern Motorcoach Transportation; 5 Nights Lodging; 5 Breakfasts & 5 Dinners; My Old Kentucky Dinner Train; Kentucky Horse Park’s-Southern Lights; Lake Lanier’s “Magical Nights
of Lights;” CNN Studio Tour; World of Coca Cola; Callaway Gardens “Fantasy in Lights;” Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Show; Blackwoods Morning Show & Smoky Mountain Opry or Biltmore Estates.
Chicago Style ~ Christmas Shopping
Spend 2 nights at Kewadin Sault St. Marie with 2 breakfast buffets;
Soo Locks Lunch Cruise on St. Mary’s River; Visit Kewadin Casinos in St. Ignace; $70 in casino incentives; Bridgewalk.
December 5-6, 2015
$254 pp dbl occ
See the flyer at the Center for more details….
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin ~ “The Newport of the West”
Florida Vacation
September 9-11, 2015
$569 pp dbl occ
January 21– February 3, 2016
$2,399 dbl occ
Tour Includes: Lakefront lodging at Harbor Shores Resort in Downtown, Lake Geneva Ice Cream Social Cruise, Dancing Horses Dinner Show, Spinning Top Yo-Yo Museum, Fred Hermes Basement
Bayou, SC Johnson Tours.
See the flyer at the Center for more details...
Two Upcoming Cruises…
Halifax & Boston: 6 Days/5 Nights ~ July 30-August 4, 2015
Bermuda: 7 Days/6 Nights ~ October 9-15, 2015. See Flyers
248-545-3464
Got Dry Eyes? ~ Lunch & Learn Wellness Talk
EVENTS
Shanbom Eye Specialist
11:00 am-11:20 am
Topics:
 What is dry eye?
 What causes dry eye?
 What are the symptoms of  How is dry eye diagnosed?
dry eye?
 How is dry eye treated?
 What is the tear film?
Phone & Mail Scams ~ Informative Talk
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
11:00 am - 11:30 am
Free!
Please register at the front desk for this event to reserve your lunch
ticket by May 28, 2015.
Highlights: Become aware of charitable
scams; Recognize common scams initiated
over the phone or by mail/email; Reduce unwanted phone calls and junk mail; and Report
a problem or scam.
Diabetes PATH (Personal Action Toward Health) Workshop
Please reserve your spot by ticket registration at the front desk.
Living Without Pain ~ Lunch & Learn
Gregg Chiropractic Life Centers
Tuesday, May 19
11:00 am
Free!
Meet Dr. Gregg at the Center for this most meaningful and relevant-NATURAL Health and Wellness Seminar!
Highlights:
 Dr. Gregg utilizes the latest in painless and non-invasive scientific technologies and treatments.
 First practice in southeastern Michigan to implement Laser
Enhanced Decompression therapy for accelerated healing and
pain relief!
 Individual-Non-Invasive and Painless Computerized Screening
that will immediately determine the cause of your pain.
Following this presentation Gregg Chiropractic will be providing a
free lunch. Please register at the front desk to reserve your lunch
ticket.
Senior Center Open House
Saturday, May 30, 2015
10 am - 1 pm
Free!
Tuesdays: 6/2/15-7/7/15;
7/14/15-8/18/15,
9/8/15–10/13/15
This self-management program is for
those living with diabetes. Learn techniques to manage symptoms, fatigue,
pain, stress, frustration and fear. Also
learn strategies for healthy eating, exercises to improve strength and endurance
and how to work more effectively with
your doctor. Workshop runs 2/12 hours
per week for 6 weeks. Cost: $15. Receive a $15 gift card
when you complete the program! For more information or to
register, call the Area Agency on Aging 1-B at 800-852-7795
or visit AAA1B.com.
A Matter of Balance: Falls Prevention Workshop
Wednesdays-6/3/15-7/22/15; 7/29/15-9/16/15; 9/23/15-11/11/15
This program will reduce the fear of falling and demonstrate
exercises that improve flexibility, range of motion and
strength. Enjoy group discussion, problem solving, skill
building, and assertiveness training. Workshop runs 2 hours
per week for 8 weeks. Cost: $15. Receive a $15 gift card
when you complete the program! For more information or
to register, call the Area Agency on Aging 1-B at 800-8527795 or visit AAA1B.com.
Whether you are a senior yourself, a child of a senior or you know
someone who should be coming to the Center-you're invited to our
Open House! Refreshments, tours, and information will be provided. Pick up a free copy of our newsletter so you can find out everything we have to offer. Please register for this event by calling the
Center at 248.545.3464 by May 27.
Ice Cream Social
Advisory Board
Nominations & Elections
Each year the Center elects two new members to
serve a three-year term on the Advisory Board. The
election will be on June 4 & 5, 2015. Nominations are
the last ten days of May, beginning May 15.
You may nominate yourself or someone else that has an interest
in the progress of the Center. The Board meets monthly with the
staff to discuss various concerns. Please call the Center at
248.545.3464 if you have any questions. (You must be a Madison
Heights resident.)
July is National Ice Cream Month! You are
cordially invited to an ice cream social at the
Madison Heights Senior Center on Monday, July 27 at
1:00 pm. There will be ice cream sundaes served along with
toe-tapping entertainment. Celebrate with us and keep cool
in July by picking up a ticket for $2.00.
The last day to sign up is July 20.
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FUNDRAISERS
Memorial Flags Fundraiser
The Center will be selling Memorial Flags as a fundraiser for just $1.00
each. You will be able to write your name or the name of someone you wish to honor on the flag. We will hang all of
the flags in the dining room throughout the month of May and they will remain hanging for the Memorial Pancake Breakfast. Honor a loved one or just support the Center by purchasing your flag in May!
Personalized “Welcome” Door Greeting
The Senior Center is selling these wooden “welcome” signs for only $10. The signs
can be personalized with your last name or greeting of your choice.
All proceeds will benefit the Senior Center. See the front desk at the Senior Center
to place your order.
Ladybug Garden
Décor (bowling ball): $20.00
Ladybug Pot
Décor (golf ball): $5.00
All proceeds will benefit the Senior Center. See the front
desk at the Senior Center to place your order.
Christmas in
July Sale
Thursday, July 23
9 am—12 noon
Celebrate Christmas in July at the Center on July 23 from 9 am – 12 noon. We will have various items and gifts to make
your holiday sparkle at unimaginable prices. Support the Center and get an early start on your holiday shopping!
Senior Meals on Wheels (SMOW)
Bake Sale Fundraiser
Thursday, August 13, 2015
9 am – 12 noon
The Center will be holding a bake sale on Thursday, August 13 from 9 am – 12 noon to support Senior Meals on
Wheels (SMOW), our meal provider. Please help us by baking individual cookies, brownies, bars, breads and cupcakes. Bring them to the Center by August 12 so they will be ready to go on August 13.
Please let us know as soon as possible if you are able to help with this fundraiser to support
Senior Meals on Wheels. We look forward to all your delicious baked goods!
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NEWS TO KNOW
Community Round Table
Volunteer of the Year
Congratulations to Barb Pearce for being
chosen as the Madison Heights Senior
Center volunteer of the year for her contribution
to the Senior Center!
Barb will be recognized at the Community Round Table awards
ceremony on May 20. We thank her for everything she has done
for the Center and our participants. The next time you are at the
Center, stop by and thank her too!
Interested in joining the pickleball craze
that has taken Senior Centers in our
area by storm. If you think you’d be
interested in playing please call the
Recreation Department, 248-589-2294
Donations Needed!
Christmas in July Sale!!
We are planning another Christmas in July sale. Bring in any new
or gently used Christmas gift item to the Center in May and June so
that we can have the items ready for sale on July 23.
The Senior Center has a low
vision screen/machine for use in
the front room.
Are you interested in learning to play Mah Jongg?
The Center is looking to form a club starting in
July on Mondays at 10 am. If you are interested,
please call the Senior Center at 248-545-3464.
Center ClosedMonday, May 25 (for Memorial Day)
NO EXERCISE:
Tuesday, May 5; (due to elections)
Thursday, May 14 & 15 (due to Mature Driver)
NO DOCTOR
Monday, May 11 (due to 80 & Better B-day Party)
Pre‐Fourth of July
Fes val in the Park
Sunday, June 28, 2015
7‐10:30 pm
Civic Center Park
The tradition continues! This year’s Festival will be extra special as
the City of Madison Heights will be celebrating its 60th anniversary.
Thank you once again to local businesses and residents who have
donated money to help cover the cost of the festival.
To go along with the 60th anniversary theme, this year’s event
will feature bands playing 60’s music. In addition to entertainment,
there will be activities available for a nominal fee, such as face
painting, sand and spin art, inflatables, and airbrush tattoos. Food
vendors will also be on site. At 10:00 pm, a wonderful fireworks
display will top off the evening as we celebrate our independence.
Madison Heights
Animal Shelter Fundraiser
Friday, July 24, 2015 ~ 10 am - 3 pm
Saturday, July 25, 2015 ~ 9 am - 3 pm
Come and shop this yard, baked good, and T-Shirt sale and support
the Madison Heights Animal Shelter. The sale will be located at the
Madison Heights Senior Center Pavilions. Please bring your empty
returnable bottles/cans for a Shelter donation.
Adult Caregiver Relief Program
Fridays (Start date TBA)
1-3 pm
Free!
FYI: We are planning
a Fall Cook off contest.
Everyone will pay $2 ,
and vote for winners of
categories.
Game Center-
Calling all GAMERS…
We are looking to match-up interested players.
Please stop by the front desk or call to let us know
what your gaming interest are. Game possibilities:
Uno, Euchre, board games, playing card games,
Skipbo, chess, checkers, dice games, and we are
open to your suggestions.
The Senior Center is looking to start an Adult Caregiver
Program. This program will provide short term care at the
Senior Center for seniors whom the caregiver feels uncomfortable leaving at home alone. A volunteer will care for
your loved one in a safe and compassionate setting while
you play Bunco, pool, exercise or attend another program
at the Center. You must stay at the Center in case your
loved one needs to use the bathroom or has another need
beyond the scope of care. We are starting with Fridays from
1-3 pm, but if we find there is a greater need we will look to
expand to other dates and times. If you live in Madison
Heights, we can also provide roundtrip transportation for $2
for both caregiver and the loved one. You just need to let us
know if you will need a wheelchair equipped vehicle.
Caregivers: If you would like to utilize this service, call the
Center at 248.545.3464.
Feel free to stop by the pool room and play anytime.
Don’t forget about Wii Bowl Mondays at 1:00 pm
248-545-3464
Classes and Clubs Ask Bill! Computer Drop In Class
Thursdays from 1:30-2:30 pm
WHEN INSTRUCTOR AVAILABLE
Instructor: Bill Gordon
Training will be offered to get you started on using a computer. Learn
how to type a letter, print, set up an email account, surf the Internet,
read the newspaper online, use eBay, and other topics. Call
248.545.3464 for more info or to make sure instructor is available.
Book Club
Moderator: Sally Arrivee
Tuesdays at 12:45 pm FREE!
Scrabble Club
Tuesdays at 10 am
Ping Pong
Wednesday 2:00 pm
Come one, come all! Meet us in Rooms D & E and play a
game with your friends- or make some new ones!
Bingo
Thursdays 1-3 pm
Join your friends for a fun game of scrabble in the Pool Room.
Knitting & Crocheting Group
Wednesdays from 10:00 am-12:00 pm
You must be 55 or older to play. Admission cards
are $1.00. All other cards are 25 cents each. Each
week we hold a 50/50 raffle that is earmarked for the Volunteer
Appreciation and the 80 & Better Birthday Party. All funds raised from
the 50/50 raffle will go to these two events.
Card Games
Join the Oakland County R.S.V.P group as they
complete lap robes for Beaumont Hospital and local
nursing homes and dress dolls for the Goodfellows.
Every Monday & Wednesday at 12:30 pm.
Double Pinochle
Every Thursday at 10 am.
Dominoes Club
Wednesdays at 1:00 pm
Pool Tournaments
Drop in for some stimulating fun with dominoes on
Wednesday afternoons. Get together with your
friends for some friendly competition. No experience necessary.
Quilting Group
Thursdays from 1-3:30 pm
Join us for weekly quilting sessions, meaning you can
bring your own quilting projects. If you use a machine
bring it with you as well as your own extension cord.
Are you ready to have even more fun with
Erin? Erin is so crafty, and now you can be too! Come to our
monthly craft class the first Tuesday of the month at 11 am.
All supplies are included for just $2 (unless otherwise stated).
Sign up ahead to ensure your spot. There is a limit of 10
people per class, and you MUST register by the Tuesday or
1 week before the scheduled class. You must be able to attend the class to register. There are no take home projects
available.
Prize BINGO
The Madison Heights Public Library invites you to participate in our
book club. It is held once a month on Monday. You can pick up the
book at the Senior Center for your convenience! Enjoy some sweet
treats & popular books and discuss them with friends.
Play is every Friday of the month from 1-3 pm. Prizes
for six players. $1.00 pp, 3 table minimum.
Craft: Tissue Paper Flowers
Craft: Mosaic Wine Bottle Garden Decor
11 am-12 pm Price: $2.00
Nichols Bunch “The Personal History of Rachel DuPree”
by Ann Weisgarber
1:00 pm- Free!
Bunco
Aren’t You Crafty!
Monday, May 4, 2015 at 9:00 am
Monday, June 1, 2015 at 9:00 am
Small entry fee
Director: Tom Wargo
Maximum amount of players.
Join us for lots of fun and good competition.
March 2: 8-Ball Winners
1st: Cliff Alvira/
John Beauchamp
2nd: Paul Deathos/
Jim Fields
3rd: Al Kroll/Vince Lizzio
April 6: 8-Ball Winners
1st: Jim Voss/Paul Riddell
2nd: Phil Santo/Al Kroll
3rd: Vince Lizzio
Residents must pay $4 per month or $30 per year.
Non-Residents must pay $5 per month or $40 per year.
Funds are used for upkeep and purchase of new equipment.
Sharpen your shooting skills -daily practice is $0.50 for the whole
day! You can count on Tom W. being here on Mon. and Thurs!
248-545-3464
Health & Fitness
Tai Chi Class
Wednesdays: May 13, 20, 27 June 3, 2015
Wednesdays: June 10, 17, 24 July 1, 2015
$15-Res/$17-Non-Res
1:00-2:00 pm
Instructor: Sam Purdy
This four-week class will focus on exercises specially developed for seniors
from the popular art form of Tai Chi. Tai Chi is well known as a gentle form of exercise that helps to improve circulation, balance & joint
mobility. Exercises will be done standing and sitting in a chair. If
paying teacher for individual class; $5.00 per class. Come in on
Wednesday and try the first class for FREE!
WiiLeague
Mondaysfrom1‐3pm~FREE!
The Nintendo game console’s revolutionary
motion-sensitive controller and video screen format is designed for
users to play virtual fitness games and sports. Older adults in their
60’s, 70’s and 80’s most of whom never touched a video game in
their lives are becoming addicted to Wii’s therapeutic capabilities with
back problems, hand-eye coordination or challenges with balance,
dexterity, and endurance. Wii bowlers are needed!!! Join us.
Exercise Class Monday-Friday FREE!
Monday-11 am: Senior Shape-up: sitting/standing exercise
Tuesday-10 am: Strength Training: 20 minute sit down + weights
Wednesday-11 am: Chair Dancing: all sitting exercise
Thursday– 10 am: Strength Training: 20 minute sit down + weights
Friday-11 am: Silver Foxes: all standing exercise
Meditation with Erin
Tuesday, May 12 & 26
Tuesday, June 9 & 23
11:00 am ~ FREE
Join Erin in guided meditation for stress free
healthy living! Classes start at 11 am on the 2nd & 4th Tuesday of
each month. To avoid interrupting the meditation flow, late comers
will not be allowed in.
Reflexology by Roberta
Friday, May 1 & 15, 2015
Friday, June 5 & 19, 2015
9:30 am—12 noon (sign up ahead!)
Hands ~ $10 (11 minutes)/Feet ~ $20 (25 minutes)
Reflexology is the application of appropriate
pressure to specific points and areas on the feet,
hands, or ears. Reflexologists believe that these
areas and reflex points correspond to different body organs and systems, and that pressing them has a beneficial effect on the organs
and person's general health. Reflexology is beneficial for restoring
balance and harmony in the body and releasing tension. It can help
facilitate a deep state of relaxation, calm the emotions, and produce a
serene mind.
Chair Yoga
Tuesdays
10:30-11:30 am
$3 per class– paid to instructor
Chair Yoga is a gentle form of yoga that
is practiced sitting in a chair, or standing
using a chair for support. The chair replaces the yoga mat and becomes an extension of your body allowing you to take full advantage
of yoga’s amazing fitness and health potential. Participants will learn
many kinds of yoga postures, breathing techniques, meditation, and
ways of relaxation. Some benefits from yoga include more flexibility,
energy, better circulation, and improved moods. Classes are taught
by certified yoga instructors.
Vegetarian Cooking Class with Erin!
Samples and recipes provided!
Exercise Equipment
The Center has three treadmills, two recumbent bikes, two
cardio-glides, one exercise bike, one elliptical machine,
and two NuStep machines. A short training session is
required before first use.
There is a small fee to use the exercise equipmentEither $4 per month or $30 per year for residents or
$5 per month or $40 per year for nonresidents.
All fees will go towards upkeep and purchase of new equipment.
Seasonal Vegetable Meal
No Veg Class in June
11 am - 12 pm
$3-Res/$5-Non-Res per class
May 6 Sign-up
Erin is back again to cook up some fun at the Center! Come to her
class to learn how to make a delicious vegetarian meal utilizing the
freshest produce of the season. Bring your appetite!!
Massage Therapy
Friday, May 8, 2015
Friday, June 12, 2015
9:45 am - 12:45 pm
Massage Therapist- Heidi Gogate
Heidi will be at the Center doing massages on one Friday each month
from 9 am until 12:45 pm. The massages will be 30 minutes long and
cost only $25. Appointments are required and will be taken on a first
come - first serve basis.
Walking Club
The Senior Center formed a walking club at
Oakland Mall. The club meets on Tuesdays
and Thursdays at 9:30 am. If you interested in
joining the walking club please call the Center,
248-545-3464, for more details.
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May Bir
03-Jim St. Miklosi
Marilyn Kreda
05-Joe Kado
07-Dorothy Gumowski
09-Alice Rodiguez
11-Regina Ryans
13-Earline Berndt
Troy Goolsby
14-Carol Horne
Carl Patterson
15-Joseph Foster
Anita Leonard
20-Janice Mazzenga
Joann Rearick
Phyllis Hocking
22-Marion Blavatt
Linda Hersha
Barbara McAdam
23-Christel Schwedes
24-Jim Cleary
24-Deanna Drayton
25-Lynne Unger
Janey Patterson
27-Chuck Leahey
28–Thomas Yancey
June Birt
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May Anniversaries
thdays
Happy 50th Anniversary
01-Cecile & Walter Scott
Happy 56th Anniversary
02-Joan & Graham Stallsmith
06-Happy 61st Anniversary
Janey & Carl Patterson
08-Beverly & Joe Kado
13-Helen & Daniel Kinnick
20-Happy 54th Anniversary
Shirley& Edward Novak
Beverly & James Parker
23-Happy 51st Anniversary
Ann & Robert Brunk
Lottie & Richard Roeske
Helen & Mike Kapolka
Lunch
SENIOR DINING
Lunch is served at 12 noon Monday
through Friday. Meals cost $3.50, are low
in salt, and meet RDA guidelines. Please
sign up one day ahead at the Senior
Center on the sign up sheet, by 11:00 am.
Home delivered meals are also available.
For more information call Senior Meals on
Wheels at 248.689.0001. The new website
will be coming soon.
*Menus are listed on the calendars and are
subject to change.
If you know you are not coming when
you have reserved a lunch, please call
the Center to cancel your lunch as soon
as possible at 248-545-3464.
June Anniversaries
June Anniversaries
Shirley & Chuck Leahey
06-Happy 62nd Anniversary
Sally & John Hobbs
Judy & Hugh Simpson
Lillian & Michael Kalugar
Genevieve & Guisseppe Palazzola
Joan & Bagish Prasad
13-Happy 62nd Anniversary
Anna & Arthur Antosiek
Rosemarie & Dennis Tye
Rose & Charles Howell
19-Linda & Patrick Kozlowski
Earlene & Randall Carlisle
23-Cordelia & Lynn Figg
01-Janet McIntire
03-Sandy Bruss
05-Mary Lou Smith
06-Arthur Antosiek
Marie Fabrizio-Pelak
07–June Wilgus
08-Maureen Melton
Jack Redhead
09-Jessie Lopinski
Randy Shultz
10-Rita D’Haene
11-Rusty Moran
13-Judith Agazio
15-Ella Lindner
16-Jeanette Lemanski
Loretta Matschikowski
18-Ann Brunk
19-Martha Clark
20-Daniel Kinnick
21-Irene Koziol
Sue Landry
22-Elizabeth Dover
23-Patricia Mueller
24-Art Palm
Gwen Nuzzo
25-Lottie Roeske
Joan Couch
27-Inge Marchio
Nabih Khoury
Leila Bickford
Are you turning 50 this month?
Visit the Senior Center during the
month of your 50th birthday for a
free lunch/tour! Spread the word!
May/June Contest- If you know the
answer to the puzzle/riddle below, you can
come to the Senior Center’s front desk
starting at 9:00 am on Monday, May 11 and
give your answer. We will take answers
until 12 noon. All correct answers will be
put into a drawing and the winner will be
announced at lunch. Name the picture...
Boo Boo-isms...!!!
Monthly Birthday Celebration
Thursdays
May 7 & June 4
Noon Lunch
Cake will be served with lunch to celebrate birthdays this month. You are invited to join if you are celebrating your birthday this month.
March/April Contest:
Answer: “Drinks on me”
Winner: Delphine Dusza
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THANKYOUS
Senior Website of the Month:
www.pubmed.gov
PubMed comprises more than 24 million citations
for biomedical literature from MEDLINE, life science
journals, and online books. Citations may include
links to full-text content from PubMed Central and publisher web
sites. Knowledge is power!!!
Unused Greeting
Cards NeededDo you have any unused greeting cards
gathering dust at home? Donate them to the
Center. Many people enjoy shopping our card rack here at the
Center for affordable cards for friends & family.
Penny Fundraiser News
Over the last two months you have donated
a total of $40.75! Our big winner this time is
Loretta Ortbals who donated $20.00.
Thank you Loretta and everyone else including: Dorothy Lopp, Barbara Miller, Delphine
Dusza, Stefanie Olszewski, Eleanor Thornton,
Bonnie Quigley, Julie Dagastino and all the anonymous donors.
We will continue to collect pennies and the person who donates the most will win a prize. Note: Please write your name and
penny count (if you know it) on the container. We appreciate it!
Keep those pennies coming…no donation is too small! Proceeds
will go towards upkeep for our computer workstations and exercise
equipment.
Movies start at 12:45 pm sharp each Friday
***Free!!!*** Bring Your Own Snack
The last Friday of the month is an “Oldie but Goodie”
movie day.
May Movies:
01-”Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1” PG-13, Adventure/
Sci-Fi, 123 minutes
08-”Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,” PG,
Adventure/Comedy/Family, 98 minutes
15-No movie due to Mature Driving Course
22-”Annie,” PG, Drama/Comedy/Family, 118 minutes
29-”Fried Green Tomatoes,” Comedy/Drama, 130 minutes
June Movies:
05-”The Imitation Game,” PG-13, Biography/Drama/Thriller
114 minutes
12-”Paddington,” PG, Comedy/Family, 95 minutes
19-”Taken 3,” PG-13, Action/Thriller, 109 minutes
26-”Mr Holland’s Opus,” PG, Drama/Music, 143 minutes
Donations of Senior Wish List Items– As always,
thank you to our dearest “Auntie” Eva Eggersdorf!
Donations of Bingo Prizes-Bill & Kathie Weede, June Wilgus, Pat
Snchy.
The Nichols Bunch-Thank you for all your hard work at the center!
St. Patrick’s Day Fleece Raffle–Thank you Shirley Novak for the
fleece blanket donation; the Center earned $35.00 from the raffle.
St. Patrick’s Day Party-Thank you to “Auntie” Eva for the table
cloths, American House for the cupcakes, Kim Kloc/Barb Pearce for
the centerpieces/door prizes, Tim & Erin Pruitt for the trivia game,
Tim Pruitt for dressing up as St. Patrick, Carrie Durkin for the Leprechaun, and the Nichol Bunch and staff for party setup/cleanup.
Donations to the Center-Fran Strafford, Loretta Ortbals, Jacklin Ortbals, Julie Moran, Jason Miller, Carol Soulliere, Ellie Allen, Kay Teschy, Faith Ball, and June Wilgus.
Volunteer Appreciation-To everyone that made the party a success!
Thank you to the: staff, with a special thanks to Carrie (for the telescopes, gift bags, handkerchiefs, centerpieces, and the treasure
chest) and Johnnie (scavenger hunt); Nichols Bunch for decorating;
Adam for making the pirate ship; Auntie Eva for the tablecloths,
plates, napkins; Tim Pruitt for checking our maties in for the party;
Bev Parker for shopping/preparing the gift bags; Shirley Novak for
the fleece blanket gift donation; and to American House Hazel Park
for the cupcakes.
Tom Wargo-Thank you for the outside plant donations.
AARP Tax Assistance-Thank you to all of our AARP volunteers who
helped our seniors with their taxes this year. They served 350 clients!
Purse & Jewelry Sale-Barb Pearce: Thank you for organizing the
purse and jewelry sale; Barb Pearce & Chris Collom-Thank you for
being the cashiers at the sale. We raised $307.50 for the Center!
Donations of Purses/Jewelry-Jessie Giszczak, Dolores Bail, Loretta
Ortbals, Flossie Thomas, Sue Gaurnier, Barb Miller, Elaine
Vaughan, Grace Dew, Dorothy Sinagoga, June Wilgus, Helen Kapolka, Chris Colom, Carol Soulliere, Ruth Mills, Earlene Barrett, Marianne Jensen, Denise Shutter, Dorothy Lopp, Marion Blavatt.
SHREDDING STATION
The Senior Center has a paper
shredder for your use. Please
be mindful to remove all staples and paper clips. The directions indicated to
shred no more than 16 pages at one
time. The shredding station is located
near the front entrance.
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