Civic Park Senior Center 15218 Farmington Rd. Livonia, MI 48154 (734) 466-2555 Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:00pm 2020 All Programs Must End By 4:45pm The Senior Bulletin

Mayor INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE Beginning Monday, February 3rd Maureen Miller Brosnan Certified AARP Volunteer Tax Preparers will be available to com- plete simple 2019 income tax returns for low to moderate- City Council President income clients, on a first-come, first-served basis. NO APPOINTMENTS TAKEN! Assistance will be provided Kathleen E. McIntyre 9:00am-2:00pm, Monday-Thursday, February 3rd through March 19th, and Monday-Friday, March 23rd through April 15th (Closed Good Friday, April 10th). The senior center opens Council Vice President at 8:30am. Please call (734) 466-2555 for additional infor- Scott Bahr mation. Income Tax clients are required to bring the following pertinent documentation: Council Members 1. Copies of 2018 Federal and State (Michigan only) Tax Re- Rob Donovic turns 2. Government-issued photo ID (for all taxpayers to be listed on Jim Jolly return) Brandon McCullough 3. Social Security cards for all names referenced on the return, Laura M. Toy including dependents 4. Income documentation: W-2, 1099-MISC, 1099-R, 1099-B, Cathy K. White 1099-INT, 1099-DIV, W-2G, Schedule K-1 5. Medical expense documentation (if itemizing deductions): Proof of 2019 paid premiums, out-of-pocket medical receipts. 16th District Court 6. Property Tax bills: Those issued and/or paid in 2019 Sean Kavanagh 7. Amount of Rent paid (have Landlord name and address avail- able) Kathleen J. McCann 8. Proof of 2019 Home Heating costs (gas or electric): Reference City Clerk your November or December 2019 utility bills All taxpayers referenced on a return, should be Susan Nash IMPORTANT: present. Those not present, must have legal representation doc- Treasurer umentation (Power of Attorney, Guardianship) presented to the Lynda Scheel tax preparer, on their behalf.

Department Head Linda McCann KEY FOB ATTENDANCE CONTEST Do you have a key fob for the senior center? Do you scan it every time you visit? We are in need of accurate data on attendance to our many programs and activ- ities. We need you to scan your key fobs! If you need one, visit any of the front office senior center staff and we will be happy to enter your information and show you how to use it. We will be holding a drawing at the end of the month for a fabulous prize for all of those that scan their key fobs. Every day that you scan increases your chances of winning. You will automatically be entered by scanning. JANUARY’S WINNER WAS DIANE KAMINSKI! She won a $20 gift card to Meijer.

ASK A MMAP COUNSELOR First Monday of the Month 1:00pm–3:30pm No Charge Whether you are new to Medicare and/or Medicaid or a long-time partici- pant, it’s important to get the facts so that you can make informed deci- sions. A Medicare Medicaid Assistance Program (MMAP) counselor will be at the Civic Park Senior Center the first Monday of every month. They will answer your Medicare and/or Medicaid questions, help fill out forms, and assist with evaluating Medigap supplemental plans, Medicare Advantage and long-term care insurance policies. Come to your appointment prepared with information about your health insurance needs and a list of all the prescriptions you are taking. MMAP is a private, non-profit agency that is not connected with any insurance company and does not sell insurance products. Con- tact the volunteer desk at (734) 466-2555 to schedule an appointment time.

ALZHEIMER’S SUPPORT GROUP Thursday, February 6th 10:00am Facilitators from Home Instead Senior Care are available beginning at 10:00am for an open discussion for family, friends and loved ones of those living with Alzheimer’s or de- mentia related issues. No reservations are necessary. Just drop in. Refreshments will be supplied. GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP First and Third Thursdays of the Month 1:30-3:00pm Beginning in August, Residential Hospice will be hosting a grief support group at the Civic Park Senior Center meeting twice a month. This offers a safe place for adults who have experienced a significant loss to come together and talk. The goal of the group is to provide the opportunity to help understand the grieving process by sharing their story and hearing stories of others, and gain- ing coping skills, companionship, and permission to grieve. The group is led by Kayla Gaddis, Bereavement Coordinator and LLMSW. Please register for this group by calling Residential Hospice Bereavement Department at 1-866- 902-5854. The group is free and everyone is welcome.

LIVONIA TRAVEL DAY Friday, February 7th 1:30pm Livonia Travel Club and other travel companies will be at the senior center to present their upcoming trips. Cost to join the Livonia Travel Club is $3.00 for a one-year membership and covers January-December. Registration cards are available at the senior center.

LUNCH BUNCH-RED LOBSTER Monday, February 10th 11:00am Join us for our monthly lunch bunch group as we visit Red Lobster. The bus departs from the Civic Park Senior Center. There is no charge for the bus. Your lunch, taxes and gratuity are not included. Please register at the volunteer desk. Space is limited.

VALENTINE’S DAY PARTY Thursday, February 13th at 11:45am $4.00 per person It’s our annual Valentine’s Day party here at the senior center. Please join us for sweets and treats, Wayne County lunch, lots of raffles, and “share the love” drawings. Ticket are $4.00 each. Tickets will sell out quickly, so don’t wait!

ASK THE LAWYER February 14th & 28th 1:30—3:00pm The clinic will operate at the Civic Park Senior Center. The purpose of “Ask the Lawyer” legal clinics are to offer free, limited legal advice to residents of the State of Michigan on a first-come, first-served basis. Legal volunteers cannot file court papers for you or appear in court on your behalf. The do not offer legal representation. Their manner of advocacy is direct assistance, legal advice and counsel, research and scholarship, education, media outreach, policy development and public programming. Attorneys may charge up to $10.00 for performing each notarial act. Please arrive at least 30 minutes before 3:00pm.

BRUNCH & REDFORD THEATRE TRIP Casablanca Saturday, February 15th 11am departure $10.00 residents & $13.00 non-residents First we’re going to Annie’s for a bite to eat before we head to the historic Redford Theatre for the classic Warner Bros. film “Casablanca”, featuring Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Berg- man and Paul Henreid. Trip includes round-trip transportation, volunteer escort and your matinee ticket. Cost of brunch and gratuity is on your own. Bus will depart from the sen- ior center at 11am. Please register with payment at the volunteer desk. For more infor- mation please call (734) 466-2555.

LOW VISION WORKSHOP—TIPS TO MAXIMIZE FUNCTIONAL VISION Wednesday, February 19th 11:15am As we age, our vision will likely change. Some of these changes may render us unable to do the things we wish to do comfortably. Learn tips from the doctor on how to maximize your functional vision, including tips on driving at night, use of low vision devices, light- ing, and nutrition. Please register at the volunteer desk. Space is limited.

DANCING – DENNIS JAMES BAND Wednesday, February 19th 1:00-3:00pm $7.00 listen and/or dance The Dennis James Band will be at the Civic Park Senior Center playing wonderful music for you to enjoy. The cost is $7.00 whether you listen or dance. Light refreshments and coffee are included with the cost of admission. Admission payable at the door.

PEWABIC POTTERY GUIDED TOUR, HANDS-ON WORKSHOP & LUNCH AT THE RATTLESNAKE CLUB—SOLD OUT CIVIC PARK SENIOR CENTER MEMORY CAFÉ Saturday, February 22nd 11:00am–1:00pm Being held at Greenmead only for the month of February. Join us for the Civic Park Senior Center Memory Café! The Memory Café is a gathering of people living in all stages of dementia with their care partners. It creates an opportunity to spend time together in a welcoming place sharing stories and friendship with others who are living a similar journey. Participants will gather in a safe and comfortable space to so- cialize, share coffee, tea and refreshments. In addition to social time, participants of the Memory Café will enjoy a planned activity. Giving everyone a chance to try something new while connecting, creating and sharing. The café is open to those in all stages of demen- tia. Pre-registration required. For more information or to pre-register, call the Alzheimer’s Association 24/7 Helpline at 800.272.3900 or email [email protected].

OPTIMAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS PRESENTATION Tuesday, February 25th 10:30am The International Council on Active Aging identifies six dimensions of wellness and en- courages us to find balance within our lives. Did you know only 30% of our health can be attributed to our genes and 70% is determined by our lifestyle choices? Come learn the secrets to optimal health and wellness at the Civic Park Senior Center from Beaumont em- ployee Diane Beri, MS, CDP, CADDCT. Please register at the volun- teer desk. Space is limited. MARDI GRAS SOCIAL Tuesday, February 25th at 11:30am Put on your purple, green & gold it’s, Mardi Gras time! Paczki and coffee will be served in the lobby at 11:30am. Anyone wearing festive Mardi Gras attire can enter our drawing for a chance to win some awesome prizes! Draw- ing to be held at 12pm and you must be present to win! Sponsored by Oakmont Livonia.

FALL SCREENING WITH VIRTUSENSE TECHNOLOGY Wednesday, February 26th 1:00-3:00pm Free Are you at risk of falling? Come to the Civic Park Senior Center and identify and reduce your risk of falls through a quick, evidence-based, gait, and functional assessment provid- ed by VirtuSense Technologies. VirtuSense is a computer generated program using camera and different data. It will help to identify any person with risk for falls depending on their walking speed and the way they walk. It compares the result of the individual with re- search data of their age group and gives a result if they are high risk for falls or low risk for falls. It is done by physical therapists from Wellspring Lutheran Services. It also tests balance in standing persons with sensory issues on their feet from neuropathy or diabetes. Please note: Do not wear dresses, skirts or black pants. Register at the volunteer desk. Space is limited. LEARN ACRYLIC LANDSCAPE PAINTING Thursday, February 27th 9:30am $21.00 residents & $23.00 non-residents Artist Steve Wood teaches his step-by-step methods for achieving successful painting. Classes are designed for beginning and intermediate levels. Bring a table top easel to make painting easier. Please register with payment in the front office. Space is limited.

BIRTHDAY BINGO Friday, February 28th 12:45pm Join us for cake, ice cream, and of course...BINGO! Held the last Friday of every month, we celebrate birthdays each month, complete with birthday cake, candles, and singing. Be sure to join us during your birth month, and EVERY month to celebrate everyone else’s Birthday! Reservations are not necessary. You MUST play BINGO to receive cake and ice cream. Sponsored by Villa Marie Livonia, Independence Village of Plymouth and Attorney, Jack McLean.

INQUIRING MINDS CLASS Tuesday, March 10th 10:30am-12:00pm FREE Do you have an inquiring mind? Then you are invited to come share your knowledge and experiences on a variety of interesting and thought-provoking topics during this FREE ses- sion taking place at the Civic Park Senior Center. Sign up to attend at the volunteer desk or by calling (734) 466-2555. Space is limited.

ROADSIGNS AT THE PURPLE ROSE THEATRE Wednesday, March 11th at 11am $50.00 residents & $53.00 non-residents Enjoy an entertaining afternoon in downtown Chelsea for lunch and see the play, Road- signs, by Jeff Daniels. It follows Lance, a young poet, as he embarks on a journey to find the way to himself. This nostalgic tale is filled with rich characters who dwell on the out- skirts of life, each following a dream or hoping to bump into one. We will be departing from the Civic Park Senior Center at 11am, the play begins at 3pm, and we will be returning at approximately 6pm. The cost of lunch will be on your own and you are welcome to dine at any of the tasty restaurants within walking distance of the Purple Rose Theatre. Please register with payment at the Civic Park Senior Center or for more information you may call (734) 466-2555. Seating is limited.

FALL PREVENTION EXERCISE CLASSES 2nd Wednesday of the Month Starting in March at 1:00pm FREE Starting on March 11th, Wellspring Lutheran Services with host a fall prevention exercise class carried out by health care professionals/therapists. This will take place the second Wednesday of every month. The goal is to improve strength, balance and improve mobility and flexibility. The class typically runs for 45 minutes. No registration. Just show up ready to move. ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARTY Tuesday, March 17th 11:30am $5.00 residents & $7.00 non-residents Everyone is Irish on St Patrick’s Day! Please join us for a traditional corned beef and cab- bage luncheon with all the fixin’s, fun & festivities! Prizes given to the most festive, so get your green on! Tickets will be available at the volunteer desk beginning Monday, February 24th for Livonia residents only. On Wednesday, February 26th tickets will be available to all. This party is a popular one, don’t wait to buy your ticket! Please call (734) 466-2555.

DANCING – DAVE DECLARK QUARTET Wednesday, March 18th 1:00-3:00pm $7.00 listen and/or dance The Dave DeClark Quartet will be at the Civic Park Senior Center playing wonderful music for you to enjoy. The cost is $7.00 whether you listen or dance. Light refreshments and BLOOD PRESSURE SELF-MONITORING PROGRAM Tuesday, March 24th 10am-12pm FREE Take action to improve your heart health with Beaumont Health. This program, taking place at the Civic Park Senior Center, is an evidence- based program that features personalized support for developing a blood pressure self-monitoring routine. It is targeted towards adults that have hypertension or have experienced high blood pressure readings. A limited number of monitors will be available for those that qualify. Please bring your monitor to the class if you own one. For more information or to register please call 800-633-7377 or visit classes.beaumont.org. Space is limited. Registration is required.

DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS TRIP Thursday, March 26th 12:00pm The DIA is sponsoring a Senior Thursday at the Museum Film: Strangers on a Train. One of Alfred Hitchcock's most exciting American masterworks is the story of two men (Robert Walker and Farley Granger) whose chance encounter on a brief train trip leads to a night- mare of suspense, paranoia, and murder. FREE transportation in a deluxe motor coach, FREE admission into the DIA, plus a coffee & cookie reception after the film. Bus will de- part from the senior center at 12pm with an approximate return time of 3:30pm. Please register at the volunteer desk with a $5.00 deposit. This money will be returned to you on the bus ride there. If you wish to just explore the museum on your own and not attend the film, you may do so. For more information please call (734)466-2555.

TIGERS HOME OPENER Monday, March 30th 12:30pm Come cheer on your Detroit Tigers in the lobby of the senior center, spon- sored by Livonia Woods. They’ll be serving hot dogs, popcorn and pop as we watch the televised game against the Kansas City Royals. Those wearing Tiger gear will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win some awesome prizes! For more information, please call (734)466-2555.

HEALTHY DISCUSSIONS WITH ST. MARY LIVONIA HOSPITAL—BACK HEALTH Tuesday, March 31st 11am $5.00 per person deposit; Refunded day of discussion Come learn about your options with back pain at the Civic Park Senior Center. The St. Mary Mercy Spine Health Program has partnered with preferred partners to offer individu- alized solutions to back and neck pain. They understand your needs are unique so a cus- tomized holistic approach is essential. With support of a spine nurse navigator, patients are guided through non-operative approaches coupled with advanced therapy. St. Mary Mercy is equipped with the most advanced technology available in the state to address these issues if surgery is necessary. A light lunch will be provided. Space is limited. Please register with your deposit at the volunteer desk.

SENIOR CITIZEN RESOURCE FAIR Friday, April 3rd 9:30am-1:30pm No Charge Join us for an exciting and informative Senior Resource Fair. We offer plenty of senior re- sources that provide information from senior housing to life planning services. Drawings and door prizes given, as well as a hot dog sale. You do NOT want to miss this FREE event. Please call (734)466-2555 for more information.

FUSED GLASS KEEPSAKE GREETING CARD MAGNET Tuesday, April 7th 10:00am resident 1 magnet $12, 2 magnets $23 & non-res. 1 magnet $14, 2 magnets $25 Come to the Civic Park Senior Center and craft with Laurie Freeman with Kiss My Glass to make a beautiful keepsake greeting card magnet. Chose from several flower colors. Perfect for Mother's Day, birthdays or thank you cards. Everyone is welcome and no experience needed. No glass cutting is required and all the supplies will be provided. If you'd like to make more than 2 magnets, you can pay in cash or check on the day of the event. Your creations will need to be prepped for kiln firing and then set into your card. These cards have been hand embossed and will come with a cello sleeve so it will be beautifully pack- aged and protected! Your projects ill be delivered back to the center the following week. Please register with payment in the front office.

UNION STREET RESTAURANT & DETROIT HISTORICAL MUSEUM SCAVENGER HUNT Wednesday, April 8th 10:45 am departure $48.00 residents & $51.00 non-residents Join us for a fun filled afternoon with lunch at Union Street in our own private room with a choice of six entrees. Then we will venture over to the Detroit Historical Museum for a scavenger hunt experience. You can work in teams or alone to find answers to the clues provided by the museum. Docents will be located throughout the building to provide you with information on the exhibits. Please register with payment in the senior center office. Space is limited. EASTER “EGGS” TRAVAGANZA Thursday, April 9th 11:00am $4.00 per person Hippity, hoppity, Easter’s on its way! Hop on over to the senior center for an “eggs-tra” special Easter celebration. Jelly beans, chocolate bunnies, raffles, give-a-ways, punch, cookies and a delicious holiday meal provided by Wayne County Nutrition. Tickets are $4.00 each and will be available Monday, March 23rd at the volunteer desk for Livonia residents. Wednesday, March 25th tickets will be available to all. For more information please call (734) 466-2555. INQUIRING MINDS CLASSES Tuesdays, April 14th—May19th 10:30am-12:00pm $25.00 residents & $27.00 non-resident Do You Have An Inquiring Mind? Our instructor will review a variety of interesting topics and thought provoking subjects without the pres- sure of real tests. You are invited to share your knowledge and experi- ences during each session. All materials and handouts will be provided for you during each class session. Six sessions will take place at the Civic Park Senior Center on Tues- days. Register with payment in the senior center office. Space is limited.

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DOCTOR’S VAN Monday-Friday 9:00am-2:30pm Monday-Friday the Civic Park Senior Center offers a shuttle to doctors’ offices within the City of Livonia and up to one mile outside the City limits. Please contact (734) 466-2555 to make your advance reservation. There is no charge for this service (donations gratefully accepted). This service fills up quickly so please call as soon as you know the date and time of your appointment. All vehicles are wheelchair equipped. Age 62 and over. Reservations accepted up to 90 days in advance. Maximum of two (2) rides per week. You must make your appointment so that you are able to get home before/no later than 2:30pm. Our vehicles do not provide transportation to or from nursing homes or assisted living facilities. We do not transport medical emergencies!

S.C.A.N. Bus 62 + OFFICE HOURS WITH: Senior Cizen Achievement Needs Reservations (734) 466-2555 24 hours in advance! Be Ready For Pickup by 8:30am Wayne County Commissioner Terry Marecki Monday, February 3rd 10:00-11:00am Riders “North” of 5 Mile Road: Mondays: W. of Farmington Rd. Livonia Market Place, Joe’s Produce, Kroger Tuesdays: E. of Farmington Rd. Kroger, Dollar Tree, Joe’s Wayne County Commissioner Diane L. Webb Produce, Livonia Market Place Monday, February 24th 10:30-11:30am Wednesdays: W. of Farmington Rd. Kroger, Dollar Tree, Aldi * There is no guarantee that the Thursdays: Value Center, Meijer, Livonia Market Place, Aldi Representative will be available Fridays: Laurel Park Mall, Target, Costco, Meijer, Kohl’s, for office hours, but someone from their Trader Joe’s, 8 Mile & Haggerty Corridor staff will facilitate.

Riders “South” of 5 Mile Road: Mondays: Laurel Park Mall, Dollar Tree, Kroger, Value Center Tuesdays: Kroger, Busch’s, Value Center, Aldi, Goodwill, Larry’s Foodland Wednesdays: Walgreens, Huntington Bank, Bank of America, Target, Wal-Mart, Big Lot, Dollar Tree Thursdays: Kroger, Westborn, Aldi, Salvation Army, Fridays: Livonia Market Place, Meijer, Trader Joe’s, Wal- Mart or Kroger (Plymouth Rd) & Costco (April-Oct.) Your Senior Center Staff STRENGTH TRAINING WITH JEREMY Program Supervisor: Karl W. Peters Every Wednesday & Friday at 1:00pm $4.00 Drop-In Fee per class or $24.00 for (734) 466-2556 6-Week (Continuous) Classes Recreation Supervisor: Angela Arnott ARTHRITIS EXERCISE CLASS WITH Recreation Supervisor: Angela Arnott MARSHA (734) 466-2551 Every Tuesday & Thursday 1:00pm & (734) 466-2551 Recreation Supervisor: Carrie Jo Soroka Wednesdays 2:30pm Recreation Supervisor: Carrie Jo Soroka $1.00 per class $1.25 non-residents (734) 466-2557 YOGA WITH SHARON Senior Center(734) Clerk:466-2557 Kim Schendel Every Wednesday & Friday at 9:30am Every Tuesday (Beginner) 2:30pm Senior Center(734) Clerk:466-2553 Kim Schendel $3.00 per class $3.25 non-resident ZUMBA GOLD WITH TRISH (734) 466-2553 Every Monday 3:15pm $3.00 per class $3.25 non-resident facebook.com/CivicParkSeniorCenter MEDITATION WITH KATHY Every Friday 11:00am $3.00 per class $3.25 non-residents TABLE TENNIS Men’s, Women’s, & Co-Ed 8:30am Mondays, Wednesdays & B-I-N-G-O! 12:45pm MONDAYS Thursdays @ No Charge Play B-I-N-G-O Monday afternoons. Cards EXERCISE WITH MARSHA are 25 cents each, maximum of 8 cards Every Tuesday & Friday 9:00am ($2.00). All prize money is returned during $1.00 per class & $1.25 non-residents the games. No reservations required! CHAIR EXERCISE WITH MARSHA BIRTHDAY B-I-N-G-O Friday, February 28th 12:45pm Free! Every Tuesday & Friday 10:00am Come in & celebrate all February birthdays $1.00 per class & $1.25 non-residents with cake & ice cream! Prizes provided by SENIOR FIT WITH ST. MARY Independence Village of Plymouth & Villa Every Monday 3pm Marie, Livonia. Ice cream sponsored by attor- Registration Required ney Jack McLean.

MOVIE SCHEDULE AT THE SENIOR CENTER Fridays & Mondays 1:00pm Registration Ends at Noon Same Day $1.50 Early Registration & $2.50 Same Day Registration Cost for each movie includes: Movie, Choice of Beverage & Snack Yesterday (2019): PG-13 Friday, January 31st & Monday, February 3rd 116 minutes Hustlers (2019): R Friday, February 7th & Monday, February 10th 110 minutes Luce (2019): R ONLY Friday, February 14th 109 minutes The Art of Racing in the Rain (2019): PG Fri., Feb. 21st & Mon., Feb. 24th 109 mins. Once Upon A Time in Hollywood (2019): R Fri., Feb. 28th & Mon., March 2nd 161 mins. DETROIT TIGERS SENIOR GAMES 1:10pm Thursday afternoon games June 11th vs. Athletics, July 23rd vs Indians, and August 27th vs Astros $50.00 residents & $54.00 non-residents Cost includes: round trip transportation via deluxe motor coach, right field box seating, meal plan = hot dog, chips & a pop, drop off and pick up, and volunteer escort. All games depart from Ford Field (Livonia) at 11:00am for the 1:l0pm games. *Please be advised that lots of walking is involved with these trips. Register with payment in the senior center office or call (734) 466-2555 for more information. TOLEDO MUD HENS GAME Wednesday, July 1st 9:30am departure $32.00 residents & $36.00 non-residents The Toledo Mud Hens are a professional Minor League Baseball team based in Toledo, Ohio. The Mud Hens play in the International League and are affiliated with the Detroit Tigers franchise of Major League Baseball. This trip will depart from Ford Field in Livonia at 9:30am for a 12pm game against the Indian- apolis Indians. Cost is $32.00 residents and $36.00 non-residents. Please register with payment in the front office of the senior center or call (734)466-2555 for more information. Please be advised there is lots of walking involved with this trip.

WINTER WEATHER & SNOW CLOSING In the event of a major snow/ice storm, if Livonia Public Schools are closed, the Civic Park Senior Center will be closed and senior center buses will NOT run! Senior center programs, activities and nutrition services are CANCELED! Tune in to your local news or radio for closings and school closings and weather forecasts or call information line at (734) 466-2552 for closing report. We are listed as “CIVIC PARK SENIOR CENTER”.

MACKINAC ISLAND “EXTENDED GRAND EXPERIENCE” & “GRAND EXPERIENCE” Mackinac Island with luxurious accommodations and meals at the Grand Hotel The Civic Park Senior Center and mParks are offering two exciting trips to Mackinac Island and the Grand Hotel, "The Extended Grand Experience" 5 Days & 4 Nights & "The Grand Experience" 4 Days & 3 Nights. The "Extended Grand Experience" is Monday, September 21st-25th, 2020, cost is $1,115.00 (Double Occupancy), $1,030.00 (Triple Occupancy) and $1,600.00 (Single Oc- cupancy). The "Grand Experience" Tuesday, October 6th-9th, 2020, cost is $885.00 per person (Double Occupancy), $825.00 per person (Triple Occupancy) and $1,280.00 (Single Occu- pancy). Cost of the trip includes: Round-Trip transportation via deluxe motor coach, breakfast each morning (first morning breakfast at Zender's Bavarian Inn of Frankenmuth en-route), three-course breakfast each morning at the Grand Hotel, five-course dinner every evening at the Grand Hotel, Star Line Ferry crossing to and from Mackinac Island, taxi to and from the hotel, upon arrival and departure, Carriage tour, Golfing ($25.00 per day cart fee), Kitchen Tour, Chipping & Putting contest, Ballroom Dancing, Wine Tasting, Cooking Wine & Cheese reception and many other scheduled events and activities during your stay. One and one half hour dinner stop on the return trip home in Frankenmuth, Michigan (on your own). All rooms are luck of the draw. Please call Karl W Peters at (734) 466-2556 for more information or to make a reservation. Wayne County Senior Services Nutrition Program February 2020 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday **MENU SUBJECT TO CHANGE PLEASE CALL WITHOUT NOTICE** 24 Hours in Advance to Cancel Meals at Visit us at waynecounty.com/svs 734-326-5202 or Suggested Donation $3.00/Meal 1-800-851-1454 3 4 5 6 7 Potato Crusted Fish Cheese Omelet Taco Meat Meatloaf BBQ Pork Rib Patty Garden Medley Rice Stewed Tomatoes Lettuce & Tomato Brown Gravy Black-eyed Peas Harvard Beets Turkey Sausage Links Shredded Cheese Whipped Potatoes Mixed Greens Wheat Roll O'Brien Potatoes Pinto Beans Mixed Vegetables Hamburger Bun Applesauce Multi Grain Bread Fiesta Vegetable Blend Multi Grain Bread Sugar Cookie Milk Mixed Fruit Flour Tortilla Cranberry Juice Milk Margarine Milk Fresh Fruit Milk Tartar Sauce Margarine Milk Margarine 10 11 12 13 Valentine's Day Meal 14 Baked Chicken Breast Salisbury Beef Tuna Noodle Casserole Pork Roast/Onion Gravy Baked Meatballs Alfredo Sauce Brown Gravy Whole Kernel Corn Whipped Sweet Potatoes Sweet & Sour Sauce Rotini Pasta Whipped Potatoes Green Beans Green Peas Confetti Rice Broccoli Mixed Vegetables Multi Grain Bread Wheat Roll Sliced Carrots Texas Bread Cornbread Birthday Snack Cake Dessert Multi Grain Bread Applesauce Fresh Fruit Milk Beverage Fresh Fruit Milk Milk Margarine BY TICKET ONLY - $4.00 Milk Margarine Margarine Margarine 17 18 19 20 21 Swiss Steak Beef Hot Dog Turkey Breast with Gravy Chicken Strips Potato Crusted Fish Whipped Potatoes Beef Chili Whipped Potatoes Lettuce & Tomato Cheesy Potatoes Green Beans Baked Beans Spinach Shredded Cheese Green Peas Multi Grain Bread Garden Vegetable Blend Multi Grain Bread Confetti Rice Wheat Roll Fresh Pear Hot Dog Bun Fresh Fruit Coleslaw Oatmeal Creme Pie Milk Apple Juice Milk Flour Tortilla Milk Margarine Milk Margarine Scalloped Apples Margarine Milk Tartar Sauce Ranch Salad Dressing 24 25 26 Ash Wednesday 27 28 Lenten Meal Creamy Paprika Chicken Cabbage Roll Krab Mac Salad Pork with Supreme Sauce Macaroni & Cheese Spiral Pasta Tomato Sauce Coleslaw Au Gratin Potatoes Stewed Tomatoes Green Peas Whipped Potatoes Three Bean Salad Sliced Carrots Green Beans Biscuit Whole Kernel Corn Saltine Crackers Multi Grain Bread Wheat Roll Mandarin Oranges Cornbread Grape Juice Applesauce Fresh Banana Milk Fresh Fruit Milk Milk Milk Margarine Milk Margarine Margarine Margarine FEBRUARY CALENDAR 2020

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Daily Activities (Unless noted below) 8:30 Table Tennis 9:00 Exercise 8:30 Table Tennis 8:30 Table Tennis 9:00 Exercise 9:00 Stained Glass 10:00 Chair Exercise 9:00 Knitting & Crochet 9:00 Woodcarvers 9:30 Yoga 9:00 Knitting, Crocheting & 12:30 Dupl. Bridge 9:00 Wii Bowling 10:00 Backgammon 10:00 Chair Exercise Quilting 12:30 Pinochle 9:30 Yoga 12:00 Beginner Line Dancing 10:00 Writing Group 9:00 Bridge 12:30 Line Dancing - Oldies 10:30 Readers Theatre of 12:30 Euchre 11:00 Meditation 9:00 Wii Bowling but Goodies - Beginner, Livonia 1:00 Arthritis Exercise 12:30 Pinochle 9:30 Beg. Mahjong Easy Intermediate 11:00 "Hand & Foot" and 1:00 Line Dancing - 1:00 Movie 9:30 Contemporary Issues 1:00 Cribbage "Dice" Advanced Beginner 1:00 Euchre 10:00 Backgammon 1:00 Arthritis Exercise 12:30 Mahjong 2:00 Line Dancing - Inter- 1:00 Strength Training 12:30 Bridge (Party) 2:00 S.O.S. - "Seniors over 12:30 Scrabble mediate - Ongoing 12:30 Double Pinochle Sixty" 1:00 Pinochle 12:30 Mahjong 2:30 Yoga 1:00 Chess 12:45 Bingo 1:00 Strength Training 1:00 Movie 2:30 Arthritis Exercise 1:00 Lap Robes & Charity Sewing 1:00 Pinochle 3:00 Senior Fit Class 3:15 Zumba Gold

3 4 5 6 7 10:00 Wayne Co. Comm., Terry 10:00 Alzheimer's Support 1:00 "Hustlers" A. Marecki 10:30 Westland Mall 1:30 Travel Day 1:00 "Yesterday" 12:30 Double Pinochle 1:00 MMAP 1:30 Adult Grief Support

10 11 12 13 14 11:00 Lunch Bunch - Red 11:30 Angela Hospice - 1:00 "Luce" Lobster Blood Pressure Screening 1:30 Ask the Lawyer 1:00 "Hustlers" 11:45 Valentine Party - BY 1:00 NARFE TICKET ONLY - $4.00 12:30 Double Pinochlenochle NO TABLE TENNISNIS NO LINE DANCINGING

17 18 19 20 21 11:15 Low Vision Workshop 9:30 Brightstar - Blood 9:15 Depart for Pewabic Pottery PRESIDENTS DAY 1:00 Dancing - Dennis Pressure Screening 1:00 "The Art of Racing in the CITY OFFICES CLOSED James Band - $7.00 10:30 Westland Mall Rain" 12:30 Double Pinochle NO MEDITATION 1:30 Adult Grief Support NO EXERCISE NO CHAIR EXERCISE

24 25 26 27 28 10:30 Wayne Co. Comm., Diane 10:30 Optimal Health & 1:00 Fall Screening 9:30 Acrylic Landscape 9:00 Depart for DSO Webb Wellness Presentation Painting 12:45 Birthday Bingo 1:00 "The Art of Racing in the 11:30 Mardi Gras Social 12:30 Double Pinochle 1:00 "Once Upon a Time in Rain" Hollywood" 1:30 Ask the Lawyer NO MEDITATION

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