St. Clair Shores Senior Center for Active Adults

Center Hours Monday - Thursday 7:00 a.m.- 7:00 p.m. Friday 7:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.

Event Highlights 2

Activity Calendar 3

Current Events 4-5

Lifelong Learning 6

Cafe Menu 7-8 Wellness Classes 9 St. Clair Shores Senior Center Movies 13-14 Travel 15 For Active Adults Social Groups 16

SCOTS/ Recycling 17

Membership 18 Find us on facebook: St. Clair Shores Senior Center (50+) Trivia & Games 19 A Note From.....

The next few months will be ones filled with many opportunities to get out socialize and try new activities. Bocce and Shuffleboard began registration for their 2014 season. The leagues have games scheduled throughout the summer. On Wednesday, May 14 Senior/Senior Sports day is set to take place. An appreciation day for volunteers has been set up to tour Eleanor and Edsel Ford House with a wonderful boxed lunch. Be sure to get your wristband for the Picnic at the Park Pavilion with a concert by “Devin Scillian with Arizona Sun” on Wednesday, June 25, at Veterans Memorial Park. The picnic is $6 (will need a wristband to participate in the BBQ). Chef Marti will be preparing the picnic feast.

During these next few months while we are enjoying these fun filled activities our team will be hard at work to present the 2nd Annual Made in Michigan Festival. This year’s event has something for everyone to enjoy. There will be a wide variety of Made in Michigan vendors, eclectic musical acts, the “Roy O’Brien Made in Michigan Festival 5K Race-Miles for Meals, a Hog Wild BBQ contest, unique children’s activities and food options to get your taste buds dancing. The event would not be complete without the senior center infamous Apple Pies (and pie packets). Mark your calendars for Friday, September 19 and 20 to ensure you will be able to head on over and take full advantage of all the exciting happenings. This event is open to all ages!!!!

Many thanks to all that work tirelessly to make our events a huge success.

If you are interested in lending us your time and talents to volunteer for this year’s Made in Michigan Market stop in and chat with me. I am always looking for talented people to volunteer.

Have an enjoyable summer.

Don’t count the moments……make the moments count! Sue JulyMay/ / August June Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday -8:40- -9:30- -8:40- -8:40- -8:40- -9:00- Walking Knitting/ Walking Walking Walking Van Service -9:40- Crochet -9:40- -9:40- -9:00- (Shop the Tape Exercise -9:40- Tape Exercise Tape Exercise Sewing Shores) -10:00- Tape Exercise -10:25- -10:25- -9:40- Blood Pressure -10:25- Walking Walking Tape Exercise Walking -10:25- -12:30- -1:45- -10:25- Walking -12:00- Card Game Line Dance Walking -12:15- Wood Carving -12:30- -12:30- Movie -1:45- Bridge Game Mahjongg Line Dance -2:45- Tai Chi Dates to Remember Scarlet O’Hatters Meeting at 1:00 p.m. Chair Yoga Begins at 12:30 p.m. SCOTS Meeting at 9:00 a.m. HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY Zumba Begins at 8:45 a.m. Tuesday Bocce Ball League begins Domino’s 4:00 p.m. Senior- Senior Sports Day *CENTER CLOSED*- Fitness Room open Compassionate Friend’s Meeting 7:00 p.m. OPAC meeting at 6:30 p.m. Chair Pilates at 12:30 p.m. - Happy Memorial Day Domino’s 4:00 p.m. Volunteer Outing Scarlet O’Hatters Meeting at 1:00 p.m. Last day of Open Swim at South Lake Domino’s 4:00 p.m. Compassionate Friend’s Meeting 7:00 p.m. Chair Yoga Begins at 12:30 p.m. OPAC meeting at 6:30 p.m. Macomb County Senior Fun Festival at Gibralter Trade Center- 10:00- 3:00 p.m. Zumba Begins at 8:45 a.m. Domino’s 4:00 p.m. Summer Picnic at Veteran’s Memorial Park from 5:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. MAY This PBS series, is about Sir Hallam Holland and his new wife, Lady Agnes. The newlyweds walk over the threshold of Grab your swimsuit and goggles and stop by 165 Eaton Place, their South Lake High School on 9 Mile between Harper new home, only to find and Great Mack. You can also purchase a punch it was left in ruins. If you are interesting in card. For watching this popular series, stop by the Carole Members the Klein Boardroom on Wednesday afternoons. punch card is $35 and covers 20 open swim sessions. For NON-Members the card is $45 and covers 10 open swim sessions.

A new season of Tuesday bocce ball is to begin on May 13th and Thursday bocce ball on May 15th. The cost to play for the season is $12 per person Spend the morning with a local High School and you must be a current member to play. If you Senior at our annual Senior-Senior Sports Day. haven’t registered yet or you would like to be a You and your High School student will pair up substitute please contact Mary Cipriano. and play various games like bean bag toss, ladder ball, Shuffle Putt, Pop Culture Trivia, Wii Bowling, Ping Pong, and Archery. If you are an active volunteer, you are cordially invited to take a tour of the Eleanor & Edsel Ford house with a complimentary boxed lunch. This outing will take place on

Kathy Lennox is planning the new season of Please stop by the office and see Sue to shuffleboard. The cost to participate is $10 per sign-up for this volunteer appreciation person and you must be a current member to outing. play. Please contact Kathy to register.

Page -4- We are taking our party on the road. Join us out at Veteran’s Memorial Park for a summer picnic and a concert with “Devin Scillian with Arizona Sun.” You can stop in office and Mike Zanoni, from Rite Aid, will be conducting annual FLU SHOTS. , and save your date. (LIMITED QUANTITY).

We will be serving Hamburgers, Hot dogs, We are happy to announce a new addition to our chips, desert and few more Center. Eva France practices Reiki, Chair picnic items. BRING YOUR Massage, and Reflexology. She has 15 OWN DRINK(S). years of experience and works in the healing arts sector of St. John’s Hospital. To make an appointment for the following services, please call Eva at 313-333-0263.

$30 for 25 minutes (Non-Members) Reiki is a Japanese healing technique that helps Grab your swimsuit and goggles and stop by South balance the body. Lake High School on 9 Mile between Harper and Great Mack. You can also purchase a punch card. For Members the punch card is $35 and covers 20 $30 for 25 minutes (Non-Members) open swim sessions. For NON-Members the card is Reflexology is a system of massage used to relieve $45 and covers 10 open swim sessions. tension and treat illness, based on the theory that there are reflex points on the feet, hands, and head.

Call the city pool at 586-445-5270 for the official $9 for 10 minutes (Non-Members) start date, times, and costs. Punch cards will be Enjoy a therapeutic massage while sitting in a available for purchase at the pool. chair. Page -5- These classes are for any dancer at Cut A Rug any dance level. Pick up your dancing shoes and head over to the center for a great time. Lifelong Learning Corner -it’s never too late-

Scarlet O’Hatters Women’s Social Club -All Are Welcome-

Can’t quite understand your computer, laptop, tablet, or digital camera? Have a 30 minute one-on-one class with an experienced technician and get all your questions answered. Hugh Moore has over 30 years of experience as a computer The meetings are the first Monday of the technician and loves to help you understand month and they are held at the Senior Center all your computer and various technologies at 1:00 p.m. The club supplies the dessert have to offer. Appointments are limited and and beverage. Bring your own sandwich. scheduled on a first come first serve basis. To schedule your appointment today, please The third Monday of each month we go out to call our office. a restaurant the members select.

Membership is $1.00 per year and dues are $1.00 per month which are collected at our business meeting.

Next two meetings are 1:00 p.m. Next regular meetings

This 5-course class will introduce you to the fundamentals of your computer. Hugh Moore, the instructor, will show you how to use various parts of the computer. You learn key terms, the Window’s startup menu, and more.

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M T W T F 1 2 3 French Toast Italian Sausage Sub

Sausage Pasta Salad Fruit Fruit O.J.

5 6 7 8 9 Tuna Salad Birthday Luncheon Chicken Cacciatore Maurice Salad Philly Steak & Croissant Porkchop Cheese Subs Applesauce Rice Fruit Gelatin Beets Potatoes Fruit Black Bean Salad Fruit Vegetable Fruit Dessert

12 13 14 15 16 Turkey/ Swiss Pasta & Meatballs Bratwurst & Chicken Salad Cranberry Wrap Senior- Senior Day Sauerkraut Salad NO lunch served Cottage Cheese Sweet Potato Fruit Potato Pancake Fruit Fruit Applesauce Fruit

19 20 21 22 23 Egg Salad Vegetable Ham & Asparagus Chicken, Pear & Sandwich Enchiladas Quiche Walnut Salad NO Lunch Bean Salad Corn Bake Salad Fruit Gelatin Served Fruit Refried Beans Fruit Fruit 26 27 28 29 30 Fish Sandwich Black Bean Burger Lemon Chicken Spinach Pie NO Lunch Served Baked Potato Couscous Salad Rice Greek Salad Happy Memorial Vegetable Fruit Broccoli Fruit Day Fruit Fruit

Bring a friend and enjoy a delicious meal prepared by Chef Marti! It is a suggested donation of $4.00 (Age 60+) and $5.00 (under 60). Our kitchen is open Monday thru Friday at 11:30 a.m. Please sign up at least one day in advance. Page -7- June

M T W T F 2 3 4 5 6 Veggie Burger with Chicken Broccoli BLT Wrap Bratwurst Grilled Vegetable Lettuce & Tomato Braid Quesadilla Pasta Salad Baked Beans Farro Salad Salad Fruit Corn Salsa & Chips Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit 9 10 11 12 13 Sloppy Joe Birthday Lunch Southwest Chicken Eggplant Parmesan Quiche Lorraine Porkchop Salad Potatoes Potatoes Salad Salad Greenbeans Vegetable Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Applesauce Dessert

16 17 18 19 20 Breakfast Sandwich Coconut Chicken Ruben Sandwich Salisbury Steak BBQ Pork Sandwich

Hashbrown Potatoes Potato Potatoes Baked Beans Yogurt Cauliflower Fruit Peas Fruit Juice Fruit Fruit

23 24 25 26 27 Ham & Swiss Hot Turkey Spinach & Cheese Baked Apple Sandwich Sandwich NO Quiche Pancake Lunch Bean Salad Potatoes Served Salad Sausage Fruit Corn Fruit Cottage Cheese Fruit Peaches

30 Chicken Sandwich with Lettuce & Tomato

Sweet Potato Fruit

Mee Rebecca Metry, the Jasmin is a certified yoga teacher and has been bone builders instructor! In practicing the discipline of this class you will Meditation since 1975. experience: Warm up She brings to her class a exercises for enhancing sense of tranquil relaxation ranges of motion, while practicing chair yoga. stretching, posture and The class helps promote a breathing. Aerobic healthy living and a healthy training exercises will frame of mind. She increase cardiovascular designs the class from the endurance. Resistance training exercises will basic beginner to the novice. increase muscular strength, balance and endurance. Cool down exercises will promote flexibility and relaxation. Her passion is to help, motivate, and encourage people to reach their goals... whatever they may be! NEW!

Gina is a certified Zumba instructor from Balance studio. Gina is very energetic and compassionate to your level of Chair pilates for seniors is a 50-55min class, ability in her classes. She keeps primarily done seated with some standing. The the class moving with fun music focus is on core stability & control, and gentle and laughter. If you are looking way to practice the pilates philosophy. Pilates for a fun time while exercising exercises are great because then look no further, this class is they can be individualized & for you. It involves exercising with modified for any limitation. dancing to some fun upbeat music. "No pain & All Gain". Over time, gravity compresses the bones of our spine. Impact from activity and long periods Arlene Wetherby, the trainer for our afternoon Tai of sitting or standing in life Chi class, instructs an ancient Chinese exercise only multiplies gravity’s effects. that focuses on moving, meditation, and aids in But Pilates works to lengthen reducing stress. This class increases muscle tone, all the connections into the spine. It enhances

NO HIDDEN FEES!!! ONLY THE COST OF A YEARLY SENIOR CENTER MEMBERSHIP flexibility, and breath control. Arlene will be back the flexibility of back muscles and focuses on this March for the continuation of her class. fluid movement.

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Every Monday beginning at 12:15 p.m.

After learning that he's fathered hundreds of children, former sperm donor David Wozniak discovers that dozens of his offspring now want to meet him. Meanwhile, David's current girlfriend is also pregnant and uncertain about their future together.

May 5th

Princess Diana, the world's most-watched woman, struggles to find herself after her painful divorce. In the two years before her death, she embarks on a vital campaign to ban landmines and on a passionate love affair with heart surgeon Hasnat Khan.

May 12th

A young girl (Sophie Nelisse) living with foster parents (Geoffrey Rush and Emily Watson) in Nazi Germany begins collecting forbidden books and sharing them with the Jewish refugee hiding in her home in this war drama adapted from Markus Zusak's book by screenwriter Michael Petroni (THE DANGEROUS LIVES OF ALTAR BOYS) and director Brian Percival (DOWNTON ABBEY).

May 19th Adam Rodgers' romantic comedy AT MIDDLETON tells the story of George (Andy Garcia) and Edith (Vera Farmiga), two people who seem to have nothing in common aside from the fact that each has a university-bound child. However, when they meet during a group campus tour, the two strangers escape from the pack and quickly form a special bond as they reminisce about their own college days, and open up about their lives.

May 26th August: Osage County tells the tale of the dysfunctional Westin clan, who all come together after the death of patriarch Beverly Weston (Sam Shepard). His wife Violet (Meryl Streep), who is fighting mouth cancer and a growing dependency on pain pills, sees her entire clan return home for the services, including her sister Mattie Fae Aiken (Margo Martindale) and her husband Charles (Chris Cooper) and their son "Little" Charles (Benedict Cumberbatch). Also arriving are Violet's three daughters: Barbara (Julia Roberts) and her husband Bill (Ewan McGregor), Ivy (Julianne Nicholson), and wild child Karen (Juliette Lewis), who brings her fiancé Steve (Dermot Mulroney). As the clan bickers and jokes, old truths come to the surface, jealousies flourish, and June 2nd eventually each of the characters confronts some past hurt or future fear. The title character of Stephen Frears' PHILOMENA is played by Judi Dench. She is an elderly Irish woman who, as a teenager, gave birth while she was working at a convent. The Catholic Church had the child adopted, and now, decades later, Philomena is introduced to Martin Sixsmith (Steve Coogan), onetime government spokesperson who is now working as a freelance journalist. Martin agrees to help Philomena look for her son, and the trail takes them to the United States, and brings them face-to-face with some long-buried secrets. All the while, the type-A Martin and the ceaselessly charming Philomena learn to trust each other. June 9th

Mike Newell (HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE) adapts Charles Dickens with this Number 9 Films production once again chronicling an orphan (Jeremy Irvine) who learns he has an unknown benefactor and sets off to London with "great expectations." Helena Bonham Carter co-stars.

June 16th

Jason Reitman's LABOR DAY, adapted from the novel of the same name by Joyce Maynard, stars Kate Winslet as Adele, an emotionally shaky single mom to Henry (Gattlin Griffith). As the twosome shop for clothes Henry will wear when he begins seventh grade after the long Labor Day weekend, the boy is accosted by Frank (Josh Brolin), an escaped convict with a bleeding wound on his stomach. Frank manipulates Adele into letting him hide out at their house, and soon the seemingly scary man shows a strong domestic side and, in just a few days, develops a deep bond with both Adele and Frank. June 23rd

A pariah playboy (Scott Speedman) falls for a sheltered beauty (Evan Rachel Wood) who charms his family while accompanying him to his brother's wedding in this romance from director Andrew Fleming (NANCY DREW, HAMLET 2).

June 30th

Inspired by actual events, writer/director Ron Krauss' GIMME SHELTER stars Vanessa Hudgens as Agnes "Apple" Bailey, a pregnant 15-year-old who struggles to make a clean break from her troubled past by checking into a shelter for homeless teens. There, with a new support system to inspire and guide her, Apple begins the arduous process of building a new life for both herself and her unborn child. Brendan Fraser, Rosario Dawson, James Earl Jones, and Ann Dowd co-star.

Page -14- July 7th Enjoy the sights and sounds of the “Cape Cod” of the Midwest in Wisconsin. This trip features a fireside dinner theater, Larson’s famous Clydesdales, a traditional Door County “fishboil”, a cruise on S.S. Badger, and much more. Nine TRAVELmeals are included; four breakfasts, one lunch, Spend an entire week touring Baltimore, and four dinners. $899 Dbl. Chesapeake Bay, and Brandywine Valley. Some attractions that you will be able to enjoy are Fort McHenry, the National Aquarium of Baltimore, a U.S. Naval Academy walking tour, Explore parts of Kentucky and Tennessee by Winterthur Museum and Country Estate, and seeing attractions like My Old Kentucky Dinner much more. This trip also includes six Train, Cumberland Gap National Historic Park, continental breakfasts, one lunch, and six Dollywood, and more. This trip includes eight dinners. $1,399 Dbl. meals; four continental breakfasts, one lunch, and three dinner. $899 Dbl.

Enjoy the world renowned musical masterpiece by Rodgers & Hammerstein at the Huron Tour through Canada and enjoy the Ottawa’s Country Playhouse. This one day trip provides Rideau Canal boat cruise, tour the city of you with great seats and lunch at the Sandwich Quebec, take a cable car ride on Montmorency Board, a local favorite. $129 p.p. Falls, see the changing of the guards, and more. This trip includes eight meals; six dinners, one lunch, and one breakfast. $1,499 Dbl. If you have any questions regarding a trip, Spend three days and two nights in Charlevoix please call the office at 586-445-0996 or and see some Michigan attractions. You will Rybicki Tours at 248-735-0558. take a tour of Jordan Valley Glass Works, visit the Friske Orchards and Farm Market, enjoy a Trip flyers are available online scsmi.org, dinner cruise in the “Keweenaw Star, and more. at our Center or upon request Five meals are included. $459 Dbl. To book a trip you can: Stop in OR Mail payment to SCS Senior Activity Center Attn: Erin Justin This trip to Wooster, Ohio features three 20000 Stephens terrific plays; Die Fledermaus, My Fair SCS, MI 48080 Lady, and Dream City and the Magic Knight. You will be spending two nights at Pay over the phone using your Mastercard the Hilton Garden Inn and you will enjoy or Visa at 586-445-0996. two continental breakfast as well as two dinners. $569 Dbl. Page -15- Social Circles Helping Hands Helpful Hints

At our Senior Activity Center we have a Helping Hands program. The Helping Hands program is designed to help people in the community, aged 50 and older, find programs that they can benefit from like snow removal, leaf pick up, grass cutting, handymen, chores, and much more. You can reach this program by calling 586-498-2339 or stop in the office and speak with Gina Vitella. Below you will find information from:

Macomb County Community Services Agency assists seniors with home maintenance and minor repairs. The program is available to persons 60 and older. Services include grass cutting, snow shoveling and odd jobs. For more information call 586-469-5228.

Are you in need of a wheelchair, bath bench, They play and various medical equipment? Macomb Pinochle and Euchre County has a loan closet. Please call ahead if you are interested in donating or borrowing equipment.

Qualified older adult participants receive coupons that are used to purchase Michigan grown produce. If you are 60 years of age and older and feel you may qualify for this program, please call to make an appointment.

Page -16- Your Paper= Money We recycle paper at our Center! All recycled paper The death of a family member or is turned into newspaper printing paper. Your friend is often an uncomfortable, paper donations help us raise funds for your as well as a sad time. An option Senior Center. Bring in your magazines, scrap paper, we offer, to remember a loved and junk mail today! one, is to have a memorial made Fundraiser’s in their honor. A memorial gift We have two large yellow and green collection bins can be given to the Senior located on the west end of the Civic Arena parking Center of the Shores, a lot. We encourage participants and all visitors of the non-profit charitable Civic Arena to drop off their newspapers, magazines, organization, and it will be catalogs, old paperback books, junk mail, and office acknowledged in writing to type papers. Newspapers and shredded paper can the person you designate. be put in plastic bags. Please do not put cardboard A memorial donation card is boxes, phone books, or clothing in the bins. available for placement at funeral homes. You can make a donation We, at the center, take ink cartridges. You may drop under the name of your loved one them off at the Senior Center for Active Adults. or even to the Senior Activities Center. You will receive conformation that your gift was received in the name of the departed.

Sue Zanoni

Marilyn McClure Judy Wendler

Bev Shanley

Mary Cipriano

Pictured from left to right, back row: Judy Wendler, Emil DePasquale, Chuck Furchak, Betty Bladdick, Maggie Smith, Gene Meyers, Susan Shanley. From left to right, bottom row: Vince Marino, Marilyn McClure, Sue Zanoni, Mary Cipriano, Bev Shanley.

Page -17- Membership Information programs and services. The Active Adult Center will operate its services, programs and activities so that they are readily The Active Adult Center accessible to, and usable, by luncheon contracts with the individuals with disabilities. Macomb County Senior Please let us know how we can Nutrition, AAA 1-B, and the serve you better. Michigan Office on Services to the Aging. In order to receive subsides per meal we are required by contract to - The Active Adult Center provide information on the Check your membership card staffing and operations receive people who participate in our for your membership renewal funding from the Community meal program. Participants date. Come to the office to Development Block Grant are asked to fill out a form register and pay your annual Funds. that will be kept on file. dues. As of January 1, 2013 Participants must also sign - The Senior and Disabled you will receive a new their legal name each time Transportation Program membership card and your they eat a meal. These sign- received its funding from membership number will up sheets are our SMART Municipal Credits, remain the same. When you documentation. SMART Community Credits, sign up you will be asked to and Michigan Department of sign the voluntary release of Transportation Specialized information form and make Services for staffing and changes to your registration operations. card to update the information. -

The Active Adult Center and the City of St. Clair Shores actively seek and support participation by all people with a variety of interests and abilities in its recreational Page -18- Team Members Senior Coordinator Sue Fickau Assistant Senior Coordinator Erin Justin Community Outreach Liaison 1 2 9 Gina Vitella 9 7 5 Dispatchers 3 7 5 4 2 Fran McCabee Bill Leto 9 3 7 Transportation Drivers 1 5 9 4 8 2 Twila Beier Bill Burke 3 7 1 Dave Ricketts 2 9 6 4 5 Frank Suma Colleen Kelly 5 8 1 Marie Sluma 1 7 2 Bob Osaer Janet Nolfo Joel McKinney 1. What day is Cinco de Mayo? 5. What is Michigan’s largest Great Mike Kerwin A. September 16th Lake? B. May 5th A. Erie Derek Stevelinck C. March 5th B. Michigan Dale Derr C. Superior Linda Tretheway 2. What country began the Steve McWilliams celebration of Mother’s day in the 6. What day is flag day? early 20th century? A. June 14th Chef A. United States B. July 14th Marti Marques B. Russia C. What’s flag day? Chef Assistant C. England Marilyn Ailes 7. What is June’s birth flower? 3. On what day is Memorial Day A. Violets Fitness Attendant celebrated? B. Daisies Ruben Ascencio A. The first Monday of September C. Roses Ron Larson B. July 4th C. The last Monday in May 8. What American zoo was the first to feature open, cageless exhibits 4. When do we celebrate Father’s for its animals to roam? 1. C, 2. A, 3. C, 4. B, 5. B, 6. C, 7. B , 8. A Day? A. San Diego A. The third Sunday of June B. Detroit B. Never C. Toledo C. The second Sunday of June

A little boy opened the big family Bible. He was fascinated as he fingered through the old pages. Suddenly, something fell out of the Bible. He picked up the object and looked at it. What he saw was an old leaf that had been pressed in between the pages.

“Mum, look what I found,” the boy called out. “What have you got there, dear?”

With astonishment in the young boy's voice, he answered, “I think it's Adam's underwear!” Festival BE A PART OF THIS EXCITING EVENT! Vendors Sponsors BBQ Teams Race Participants Beer Garden/ Patio We are also seeking Volunteers to assist in: Apple Pie Assembling/ Baking Manpower to set up/ take down event Photographer to capture festival happenings Presenting the Children’s Activity Leader Race Day Volunteers Made in Michigan Festival Also seeking: “Miles5K- for Meals”race 150 Apple Pie Partners to donate $25 each. Our pie partners are instrumental in helping to keep the cost of selling our famous apple pies at $10. Without our partners we could not do it!!! Thank you to our Premier Sponsors of the 2014 Made in Michigan Festival