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A Newsletter for Reynoldsburg’s Senior Community JAN & FEB, 2020

1520 Davidson Drive, Member of the Month for Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 January is Bob Abbott. 614-866-5890 Bob is a long time member www.ci.reynoldsburg.oh.us of SCOR. He plays Euchre and travels with us, but SCOR STAFF most of you know him from Judy Doran Bingo. Bob keeps the Bin- [email protected] go equipment up to date

Lydia Bellknap “Cookie” and is an Expert Caller of [email protected] those letters and numbers. Della Dresbach Thanks for making the [email protected] Bingo games fun!

RSCA OFFICERS Member of the Month for President – Mary Theodoras February is Suzie Bell. Vice President – Rita Syrkin Suzie began line dancing Treasurer – Ed Slattery 16 years ago when her Secretary – Shirley Witwer mother, Doris Bell wanted to learn to dance but did MONDAY 8:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. not want to come to SCOR TUESDAY 8:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. alone. She now encour- WEDNESDAY 8:00 a.m.- 9:00 p.m. ages beginner line dancers THURSDAY 8:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. and teaches all levels of FRIDAY 8:00 a.m.- 9:00 p.m. dance. She even has ven- tured into choreography of SATURDAY 8:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. the dances. Thanks, Suzie! SUNDAY - closed HOLIDAYS - closed CENTER INFORMATION

MANAGER’S CORNER Oh, the weather outside is frightful, but inside SCOR is so delightful. Happy New Year to all our members! We are looking forward to a busy 2020. Why not come in and take one of the many classes being offered this time of year. It’s fun to learn something new with friends!

January kicks off the scheduling for AARP Tax Aide. We begin taking appointments January 2 for February-April tax preparation. If you have simple taxes and need some help filing, call the office to schedule your 90 minute appointment. Please have your calendar in hand when you call so not to overlap any other appointments. It’s free!

Don’t forget to check-in at the kiosk near the office at SCOR. And, when you check-in always touch the “Monthly Prize Drawing” tab for your chance to win a gift from the Inn at Summit Trail. This will be the last newsletter you will receive until your 2020 dues have been paid. You don’t want to miss a newsletter so hope to see you all soon! Judy

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Members of the Month ...... 1

Center Information ...... 2

Announcements ...... 2/3

Special Events ...... 4

Arts and Crafts ...... 5

Educations and Services ...... 6

Calendar………………………………………..7/8 Exercise and Wellness ...... 9 Inclement Weather Policy Games and Entertainment ...... 10 In the event of inclement weather and

Spotlight ...... 11 the Reynoldsburg City Schools are delayed and/or closed SCOR will open Trips, On the Road Again Day Trips ...... 12 at 10:00 a.m. IF, at 10:00 a.m. the Trips, On the Road Again Multi-Day Trips….13 weather is still hazardous, please

Advertising Sponsors ...... 14/15 consider staying safe and warm at home. Advertising Mailing page ...... 16

2 | Senior Citizens of Reynoldsburg ANNOUNCEMENTS

BOARD MEETING every other 1st Monday 2:00 p.m. Warschauer and Paul Whisman. Condolences The Reynoldsburg Senior Citizens Association go out to Mary Theodoras on the loss of her (RSCA) meets on Monday, January 6 at 2:00 pm. son and Nancy Spangler on the loss of her All are welcome to attend and have their voices mother. heard. THANK YOU GET WELL /THINKING OF YOU We hope you feel better to Bob Abbott, Nick Thanks to the many businesses/vendors that Burgess, Bill Harvey, Barb Hughes, Brenda make SCOR a fun place to grow and learn. Mason, Charlene Morris, Pat Morrison, Pat Poole,  AARP Tax Preparers Pat Pratt, Don Schaefer, Joyce Shivener, Cheryl  Cherry Blossom Senior Living Taylor, Janice Popovich, Sandra Ross, Janice  COAAA Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging Thursby, Don Williams, Sue Yates and others not  Gail Cohill in memory of donations feeling well. If you know of anyone that needs some sunshine, please call the office.  Dedicated Senior Medical Center  Everyday Divinity Foot Care Clinic HELPING HANDS DONATIONS  Inn at Summit Trail We are collecting items for our Reynoldsburg  Jim Hardgrove, Attorney Helping Hands Food Bank. For January we will  Ohio Senior Health Insurance Information be collecting breakfast cereal. For February we are collecting toilet paper and toiletries. All items Program (OSHIIP) go to Reynoldsburg residents. Thanks for your  Violet Springs Communities help!  The Wesley Communities

MEMBERSHIP We are now accepting dues for the 2020 calendar year (January through December). Dues are $15.00 for Reynoldsburg residents and $20.00 if you live elsewhere. If you would like your membership card mailed, send a self-addressed stamped envelope along with your check payable to City of Reynoldsburg.

NEWSLETTER MAILING every other 3rd Friday 11:00 a.m. (note date change) Newsletter mailing is Friday, February 21. Pick up your newsletter early and help us get the newsletters out to the other members!

SYMPATHY SCOR extends our sympathy to the families of Gail Cohill, Bob Joseph, Donna Launder, Mary Lou Mansfield, Linda Munn, Jerry Robey, Jerry Robinson, John Runyon, Kurt Spiegler, Judy

www.ci.reynoldsburg.oh.us |3 SPECIAL EVENTS

BURG BOOKIES! Thurs, Jan 2 & Feb 6 at 2:00 pm TAX PREPARATION BY AARP Open to all members. Read the monthly book and Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning February 4 come on in to discuss the current month’s choice. through April 11, 2019 from 9-2:00 January’s book will be All Creatures Great and AARP Volunteers will once again be at SCOR in Small, by James Herriot. February’s selection is Lost 2020 to prepare your 2019 federal/state/local tax Roses, by Marth Hall Kelly. Read the book and returns. They will be here on Tuesdays and come on in for some stimulating conversation! Thursdays beginning in February and continue FARMER’S MARKET until mid-April. To schedule your free 90 minute Thursday, Jan 16 and Feb 20 from 4-7:00 pm appointment, please call us at 614-866-5890. The The indoor Farmer’s Market is back this year for just phone lines will be open beginning January 2 at a couple of dates. Stop in to get some unique items 8:00 a.m. Please have your calendar in hand to share with friends and family. when you call so not to overlap any other appointments. LAWYER SERIES Friday, January 17 and February 21 at 9:00 am James Hardgrove, Esq. will be presenting in January, “Can I protest assets against beneficiary’s fail Marriage, creditors and immaturity?”. In February his topic will be, “Importance of organizing docu- ments, assets and other information.” Everyone is welcome!

REFLECTIONS—BOOK PRESENTATION Thursday, February 13 at 11:30 am Reflections, by Barbara Dowell, is a book of original poetry about love, family, and friendship. Poems chronicle the author’s NEW MEMBER MEETING journey and experiences as an educator, choir Wednesday, February 5 at 2:00 pm director, and family member. While the book If you are one of our new members and would like speaks about her life experiences, readers will to get more information about SCOR, please sign identify, finding themselves within the pages. up for this meeting. We’ll go over all the wonderful Please call to reserve your spot. programs that we offer and you can ask all the questions you want to the staff. Let us know you EAR-RESISTIBLE TRIVIA CHALLENGE are coming by calling the office at 614-866-5890. Thursday, Jan 9 at 1:00 pm This program was created to be a fun and HEALTHY U PAIN PROGRAM BY COAAA engaging program that gently addresses Tuesdays Feb 18 through March 24 from 1-3:30 function, safety and statistical facts about Do you have a chronic pain that affects your hearing loss, along with an overview of why the everyday life? Healthy U is a free, six week CapTel telephone is an important workshop that has been proven to help people communication and safety device for qualified manage their symptoms better every day. users. Let us know if you are coming and we’ll Participants learn to communicate with their save you a seat. doctors about their condition, become more physically active, eat better, deal with negative emotions and set achievable goals. Registration is required in the office.

4 | Senior Citizens of Reynoldsburg ARTS & CRAFTS

ART Wednesdays 2-4:00 p.m. GLASS CLASS Mondays 9:30-11:30 a.m., Fee: $8 plus materials 1-3:00 pm and 4:30-6:30 p.m. Fee: $10 +materials Open format art class: work on in-progress Learn with Brenda Mason to hot glass and projects from Glass glass, wire, and/or apply layering techniques to make jewelry or other watercolor classes. Brenda Mason will be unique projects. And/or learn cold glass cut and available to facilitate. grind techniques for window panels or sun catchers. Also open to work on an ongoing glass BEADING CLASS project. 2nd and 4th Fridays at 11:30-1:30 Fee: Varies by project HOOKS & NEEDLES Mondays 1-3:00 p.m. Brenda Mason is offering some beautiful We do crochet, knitting, needlepoint, cross-stitch projects for the beading lovers. Check the office and any other type of hook or needle work. This to see a samples and pick your color group will keep you in stitches. combination (if necessary). Sign up and pay in the office. QUILT CLASS every other Tuesday at 9:30 am September thru May Fee: $5/class CARD CRAFT 2nd & 4th Wednesdays 9-11:00 Nancy Ockay leads the instruction for the lecture/ a.m. (August-June) Fee: $5.00 for supplies demo format class with plenty of time to for sharing Make your own greeting cards with Ruth. The and questions. class is usually full, so please call SCOR to get on the waiting list. WATERCOLOR Fridays 9-11:00 a.m. Fee: $8.00 plus supplies CHERRY BLOSSOM PROJECTS Learn techniques for painting your choice of Wednesday, Jan 22 at 11:00 candle project source material (could be transparent, watercolor, Thursday, Feb 6 at 1:00 Valentine card project mixed media, or collage). Representatives from Cherry Blossom Communities will be here at SCOR to teach us WIRE WRAP 1st and 3rd Fridays 11:30 a.m. how to make candles and a Valentine greeting Fee: $8 plus supplies card. See above for dates and give us a call to Apply wire skills to a variety of wrapping projects let us know you are coming. with Brenda Mason. Learn proper tool usage and techniques in wire working. CHORUS Tuesdays from 1-3:00 p.m. The Golden Clefs welcomes all members to bring WOODCARVING music and harmony into their lives and joy to the life Thursdays from 9-11:00 a.m. of those in assisted living facilities. If you are no Everyone is welcome to come and learn to carve. longer attending chorus, check if you still have one of our vests. Please return to SCOR so that we can give to one of our new members.

CRAFTING WITH COOKIE! Thursday, February 20 at noon $12 Back by popular demand, make your own hand dyed 100% silk scarf. It’s just in time for sprucing up your Spring wardrobe. Space is limited (12) so sign up early to save your spot.

www.ci.reynoldsburg.oh.us |5 EDUCATION & SERVICES

CELL PHONE RECYCYLE OSHIIP (Ohio Senior Health Insurance Information Instead of throwing your old cell phones in the trash, Program) bring them in and drop them in the recycle box. We’ll Saturday 11-1:00 p.m. Check the calendar or call send them to the National Institute of Senior Centers Volunteer, Allan Meisterman will be at SCOR on and receive 90% of the scrap value back to SCOR! scheduled Saturdays to answer Medicare and supplemental health insurance questions/concerns. COUPON EXCHANGE Call 614-866-5890 to make an appointment. Bring in your unused coupons and take some coupons to the store to get some great deals. The basket is on the back counter.

DVD LIBRARY In addition to the book library, SCOR has a lending DVD library. You can donate your DVD’s and/or SERVICES/FORMS borrow our DVD’s. We have Living Will forms, handicapped parking applications, Homestead applications and Golden FOOT CARE Buckeye applications on the information wall near the 4th Tuesdays 9-2:00 p.m. (check calendar) offices. Fee: $35/half hour appointment (new price) Heather Wilson, RN,CFCN of Everyday Divinity will be at SCOR to care for your feet. Call the office to SUGGESTIONS schedule your appointment. We now have gift We do have a suggestion certificates available. Call 614-524-6804 to place box in the reception area. If your order. you have any ideas or requests for SCOR please GLASSES RECYCLE drop us a note. SCOR collects old eye glasses to donate to The Lions Club Sight Program.

INK CARTRIDGE RECYCLE Donate your spent ink cartridges to SCOR and we turn them into office supplies for the center. WOW WIDOWS OR WIDOWERS LIBRARY 2nd Saturdays 1:00 p.m. We have a lending library at SCOR being organized Come join this support group to make some new by volunteers. You can donate or borrow books at friends. Everyone is welcome! your convenience. We also have a magazine rack drop. We try to keep relatively current magazine only.

NOTARY PUBLIC Please call to check when Judy Doran or Lydia Bellknap, our Notary’s, are available.

6 | Senior Citizens of Reynoldsburg Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 9 Trip Lottery 2 9 Trip Lottery 3 9 SS Cardio & Strength 1 9 Wood Carving 2 9 Tai Chi 3 9 Line Dance 4 9:30 Glass Class 10 Total Fitness 10 SS Cardio & Strength 10 Total Fitness 9:00 Watercolor 10 Adv Line Dance 10 SS Cardio & Strength 1 Chorus 11 Arthritis Exercise 12 Tripoley 10:10 Zumba Gold 11:30 Chair 11 ArthritisJANUARY Exercise 1:15 Euchre 11 SS Mind Mobility 12 Bridge 11:30 Wire Wrap Volleyball 12 Pinochle 12:30 Mahjongg 2 Current Events 11:50 Yoga 12:15 Euchre 11:50 Yoga 12 Euchre 1 Glass Cl/Hooks & Needles 12 Bid Euchre 1 Dominoes 12 Texas Hold’em 1 Pickle Ball 2 2 Bd Meeting 12 Texas Hold’em 2 Art 1 Rummikub 12 Bridge 4 Line Dance 4:302020 Glass Cl 5 Tai Chi 7 Pickle B 2 Burg Bookies 1 5 Ballroom Dance 6 Euchre 9 Trip Lottery 6 9:30 Quilt Class 7 9 SS Cardio & Strength 8 9 Wood Carving 9 9 Tai Chi/Watercolor 10 9 Line Dance 11 9:30 Glass Class 10 Total Fitness 9 Card Crafts 10 Total Fitness 10:10 Zumba Gold 10 Adv Line Dance 10 SS Cardio & Strength 1 Chorus 10 SS Cardio & Strength 12 Tripoley/ Bridge 11:30 Beading Class 11-1 OSHIIP 11 Arthritis Exercise 1:15 Euchre 11 Arthritis Exercise 12:15 Euchre 11:50 Yoga 11:30 Chair 12 Pinochle 12:30 Mahjongg 11 Kirtan Kriya Meditation 1 Ear-Resistible 12 Texas Hold’em Volleyball 1 Glass Cl/Hooks & Needles 11:50 Yoga Trivia Challenge 12 Bridge 12 Euchre 2 Cribbage 2 Bd Meeting 12 Bid Euchre & Texas Hold’em 1 Dominoes 1 Canasta 1 Pickle Ball 4 Line Dance 4:30 Glass Cl 2 Art 1 Rummikub 6 Bingo 1 WOW 5 Ballroom Dance 5 Tai Chi 7 Pickle Ball 9 SS Cardio & Strength 13 10 Total Fitness 14 9 SS Cardio & Strength 15 9 Wood Carving 16 9 Tai Chi/Watercolor 17 9 Line Dance 18 9:30 Glass Class 1 Chorus 9:30 Violet Springs Brunch 10 Total Fitness 9 Coffee Shop Hop 10 Adv Line Dance 10 SS Cardio & Strength 1:15 Euchre and Tour 12 Tripoley 9 Lawyer Series 11:30 Chair 11 Arthritis Exercise 10 SS Cardio & Strength 12 Bridge 10:10 Zumba Gold Volleyball 12 Pinochle 12:30 Mahjongg 11 Arthritis Exercise 12:15Euchre 11:30 Wire 11:50 Yoga 12 Euchre 1 Glass Cl/Hooks & Needles 11:50 Yoga 1 Dominoes/Rummikub 12 Texas Hold’em 1 Pickle Ball 2 Cribbage 4 Line Dance 12 Bid Euchre 2 Heart of TX presents 12 Bridge 4:30 Glass Class 12 Texas Hold’em 2 Art 4-7 Farmer’s Market 1 Canasta 5 Ballroom Dance 5 Tai Chi 7 Pickle Ball 6 Euchre 12 Thanksgiving Luncheon 20 9:30 Quilt Class 21 9 SS Cardio & Strength 22 9 Wood Carving 23 9 Tai Chi/Watercolor 24 9 Line Dance 25 10 Total Fitness 9 Card Crafts 10 Total Fitness 10:10 Zumba Gold 10 Adv Line Dance 1 Chorus 10 SS Cardio & Strength 12 Tripoley/ Bridge 11:30 Beading Class 11:30 Chair 1:15 Euchre 11 Arthritis Exercise 12:15 Euchre 11:50 Yoga Volleyball 11 Candle Making project 1 Dominoes 12 Texas Hold’em 12 Euchre 11:50 Yoga 12 Bid Euchre 1 Rummikub 12 Bridge 1 Pickle Ball 12 Texas Hold’em 2 Art 1 Canasta 2 Cribbage 4 Line Dance 5 Tai Chi 7 Pickle Ball 6 Bingo 4:30 Glass 6 Ballroom Danc 9 SS Cardio & Strength 27 9-2 Foot Care 28 9 SS Cardio & Strength 29 9 Wood Carving 30 9 Tai Chi/Watercolor 31 9:30 Glass Class Clinic 10 SS Cardio & Strength 9:30 Franklin Park 10:10 Zumba Gold 10 SS Cardio & Strength 10 Total Fitness 11 Arthritis Exercise Conservatory 11:30 Wire Wrap 11 Arthritis Exercise 10:30 Mystery Ln 11:50 Yoga 12 Texas Hold’em 10 Total Fitness 11:50 Yoga 12 Pinochle 12:30 Mahjongg 1 Chorus 12 Bid Euchre 12 Bridge 12 Texas Hold’em 1 Glass Cl/Hooks & Needles 1:15 Euchre 2 Art 12:15 Euchre 12 Bridge 2 Cribbage 4 Line Dance 5 Tai Chi 12 Tripoley 1 Canasta 4:30 Glass Class 7 Pickle Ball 1 Dominoes 6 Euchre 5 Ballroom Dance 1 Rummikub Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 9:30 Glass Class 2 8:30 Silver Tappers 3 9 SS Cardio & Strength 4 8 LaComedia Elf 5 9 Tai Chi 6 9 Line Dance 1 10 SS Cardio & Strength 10 Total Fitness 10 SS Cardio & Strength 8:30 Silver Tappers 9 Watercolor 10 Adv Line Dance 11 Arthritis Exercise 1 Chorus 11 Arthritis Exercise 9 Wood Carving 10:10 Zumba Gold 11:30 Chair 12 Pinochle 12:30 Mahjongg 1:15 Euchre 11 SS Mind Mobility 10 Total Fitness 11:30 Wire Wrap Volleyball 1 Glass Cl/Hooks & Needles 11:50 Yoga 12 Tripoley/Bridge 11:50 Yoga 12 Euchre 2 Cribbage 4 Line Dance 12 Texas Hold’em 12:15 Euchre 12 Vaud-Villities 1 Pickle Ball 4:30 Glass Class FEBRUARY,12 Bid Euchre 2 Art 12020 Dominoes 12 Texas Hold’em 5 Ballroom Dance 5 Tai Chi 7 Pickle Ball 1 Rummikub 12 Bridge 1 Canasta 2 Burg Bookies 6 Euchre 9 SS Cardio & Strength 3 8:30 Silver Tappers 4 9 SS Cardio & Strength 5 8:30 Silver Tappers 6 9 Tai chi 7 9 Line Dance 8 9:30 Glass Class 9:30 Quilt Class 10 SS Cardio & Strength 9 Wood Carving 9 Watercolor 10 Adv Line Dance 10 SS Cardio & Strength 10 Total Fitness 11 Kirtan Kriya Meditation 10 Total Fitness 10:10 Zumba Gold 11:30 Chair 11 Arthritis Exercise 1 Chorus 11 Arthritis Exercise 12 Bridge/Tripoley 11:30 Wire Wrap Volleyball 12 Pinochle 12:30 Mahjongg 1:15 Euchre 11:50 Yoga 12:15 Euchre 11:50 Yoga 12 Euchre 1 Glass Cl/Hooks & Needles 12 Texas Hold’em 1 Valentine Card 12 Texas Hold’em 1 Pickle Ball 2 Cribbage Tax appointments 12 Bid Euchre 2 Art 1Dominoes 12 Bridge 1 WOW 4 Line Dance 4:30 Glass Class begin! 2 New Member Meeting 1 Rummikub 1 Canasta 6 Bingo 5 Ballroom Dance 5 Tai Chi 7 Pickle Ball 2 Burg Bookies 9 SS Cardio & Strength 10 8:30 Silver Tappers 11 9 SS Cardio & Strength 12 8:30 Silver Tappers 13 9 Tai Chi/Watercolor 14 9 Line Dance 15 9:30 Glass Class 10 Total Fitness 9 Card Crafts 9 Wood Carving 10:10 Zumba Gold 10 Adv Line Dance 10 SS Cardio & Strength 1 Chorus 9:30 Columbus Museum of Art 10 Total Fitness 11:30 Beading Class 11-1 OSHIIP 11 Arthritis Exercise 1:15 Euchre 10 SS Cardio & Strength 11:30 Reflections 11:50 Yoga 11:30 Chair 12 Pinochle 12:30 Mahjongg 11 Arthritis Exercise 11:50 Yoga 12 Tripoley 12 Texas Hold’em Volleyball 1 Glass Cl/Hooks & Needles 12 Texas Hold’em 12 Bridge 12 Bridge 12 Euchre 2 Cribbage 4 Line Dance 12 Bid Euchre 2 Art 12:15 Euchre 1 Canasta 1 Pickle Ball 4:30 Glass Class 6 Ballroom 5 Tai Chi 7 Pickle Ball 1 Dominoes 6 Euchre 1 Rummikub 17 8:30 Silver Tappers 18 9 SS Cardio & Strength 19 8:30 Silver Tappers 20 9 Coffee Shop Hop 21 9 Line Dance 22 9:30 Quilt Class 10 SS Cardio & Strength 9 Wood Carving 9 Lawyer Series 10 Adv Line Dance 10 Total Fitness 11 Arthritis Exercise 10 Total Fitness 9 Tai Chi/ Watercolor 11:30 Chair 1 Chorus 11:50 Yoga 12 Texas Hold’em 12 Crafting w/ Cookie 10:10 Zumba Gold Volleyball 1 Healthy U Pain 12 Bid Euchre 2 Art 12 Tripoley 11 Newsletter Mailing 12 Euchre 1:15 Euchre 2 Heart of TX presents 12 Bridge 11:30 Wire Wrap 1 Pickle Ball 2:30 Christmas in Nashville 12:15 Euchre 11:50 Yoga 5 Tai Chi 1 Dominoes/Rummikub 12 Bridge/TX Hold’em 7 Pickle Ball 4-7 Farmer’s Mkt 1 Canasta 6 Bingo 9 SS Cardio & Strength 24 8:30 Silver Tappers 25 9 SS Cardio & Strength 26 8:30 Silver Tappers 27 9 Tai Chi/ Watercolor 28 9 Line Dance 29 9:30 Glass Class 9-2 Foot Care 9 Card Crafts 9 Wood Carving 10:10 Zumba Gold 10 Adv Line Dance 10 SS Cardio & Strength Clinic 10 SS Cardio & Strength 10 Total Fitness 11:30 Beading Class 11:30 Chair 11 Arthritis Exercise 10 Total Fitness 11 Arthritis Exercise 10:30 Mystery Ln 11:50 Yoga Volleyball 12 Pinochle 12:30 Mahjongg 1 Chorus 11:50 Yoga 12 Bridge 12 Texas Hold’em 12 Euchre 1 Glass C./Hooks & Needles 1 Healthy U Pain 12 Texas Hold’em/ Bid Euchre 12 Tripoley 12 Bridge 1 Pickle Ball 2 Cribbage 4 Line Dance 1:15 Euchre 2 Art 12:15 Euchre 1 Canasta 4:30 Glass Class 5 Tai Chi 1 Dominoes 6 Euchre 5 Ballroom Dance 7 Pickle Ball 1 Rummikub EXERCISE & WELLNESS

ARTHRITIS EXERCISE Mondays and KIRTAN KRIYA MEDITATION Wednesdays at 11:00 a.m. First Wednesday of each month at 11:00 a.m. Arthritis Foundation Range of Motion Fee: Free exercises are performed in a chair. Leah Siefert will lead this meditation commonly This class is a great way to start back known as Saa-Taa-Naa-Maa. A proven way to into exercising and keep your joints increase your brain power and de-stress your supple. life. Spend 12 minutes a day to improve your

mental and physical health. BALLROOM DANCE

Mondays 5:00 beginner and 6:00 Advanced SILVER TAPPERS Fee: $5 Tuesdays & Thursdays Stan Campbell-Place will be teaching most 8:30 a.m. American & Latin Dances. Join Mary Ann Green for

some fun tap lessons. CHAIR VOLLEYBALL She’ll have your toes Saturdays at 11:30 a.m. tapping all day! Mary There’s a fun new game going on at SCOR, it’s Ann will begin classes in chair volleyball. No experience necessary, no February for this year! equipment necessary, just be ready for some fun.

Come on in and give it a try. T’AI CHI Wednesday 5:00 pm and Fridays 9:00 am

Fee: $20 Tai Chi registration fee for all participants, LINE DANCING Mondays 4:00 p.m. advanced $30/month, $79 for 3 months, Saturdays 9:00 a.m. beginner $149 for 6 months, or $300 annually. Saturdays 10:00 a.m. advanced New sessions begin in January & July. See Fee: $1 donation instructor if you have any questions. Get in line with Barbara Carlson, Instructor. Try out some of the newest steps in line dance! TOTAL FITNESS Tuesdays & Thursdays 10:00 am

Join Judy Doran as we work with Physical Therapy PICKLE BALL Wednesdays 7:00-9:00 p.m. bands to help build strong muscles and increase Saturdays 1:00-3:00 p.m. bone density. A little aerobics and stretching, too! Get in on the fun! SCOR will have all the equipment to play this team sport. You do not need YOGA Wednesdays & Fridays 11:50 a.m. a partner, just come to play round robin! Fee: 4 sessions $20 or walk-in fee $7.50

Get your zen on with SILVERSNEAKERS® CARDIO & STRENGTH Lynn Spichiger for some stretching and bending designed for those over 55.

ZUMBA GOLD Fridays 10:10 a.m. Fee: $5/class or 10 Mondays & Wednesdays 9:00 a.m. or 10:00 a.m. classes for $40 Fee: Free for SilverSneakers® Members Join Carolyn Strayer for $4 for non-SilverSneakers® members this fun dance/exercise Join Leah Siefert for a standing low-impact cardio class. No experience class with upper-body strength work. Bring water, necessary and levels your hand held weights and your SilverSneakers® are designed for card, we’ll share our SilverSneakers® balls. seniors.

www.ci.reynoldsburg.oh.us |9 GAMES & ENTERTAINMENT

BID EUCHRE Wednesdays at noon mornings to those interested in learning to play. If you We are looking for some new players! Come join the are interested, please call the office to for times and fun and we’ll teach you to play! availability.

BINGO Every other Friday at 6:00 p.m. PINOCHLE Mondays at noon Fee: 50¢ a card Double Deck version of the game is played. Check your calendar for dates. Good Luck! POOL TABLES BOCCE The pool room with 2 tables, is open to all when We have a bocce court outside SCOR. Come brush SCOR is open. up your bocce skills or learn to play a new game. PUZZLES BRIDGE We always have a jigsaw puzzle out for you to work. Thursdays and Fridays at noon Shannon Gallegos is keeping the puzzles organized. Contract bridge, or simply bridge, is a trick-taking You can borrow/donate puzzles to our library. using a standard 52-card deck. We are always looking for some new members to jump in RUMMIKUB and challenge your bridge skills. Thursdays at 1:00 p.m. Come on in to play this numbers game played with CANASTA Fridays at 1:00 p.m. tiles. It’s a great game to add a little challenge to your Canasta is a card game of the family of day! games believed to be a variant of 500 Rum. Although many variations exist for two, three, five or six TABLE TENNIS players, it is most commonly played by four in two We have a table tennis top ready to be set up in the partnerships. We play Hand ‘n Foot style! pool room. Come in anytime during regular hours to play! CRIBBAGE Mondays at 2:00 p.m. Cribbage is a card game commonly played with TEXAS HOLD’EM Wednesdays and Fridays at noon three, four, or more, that involves playing and Fee: $10 buy in Wednesday, $5 buy in Friday grouping cards in combinations which gain points. Feeling lucky? All members are encouraged to come try your poker skills with Texas Hold’em. DOMINOES (MEXICAN TRAIN STYLE) Thursdays at 1:00 p.m. TRIPOLEY Thursdays at noon If you love to play Dominoes or would like to learn to Come join this group for lots of fun! Don’t forget your play, come on in and learn this tile game. pennies.

EUCHRE Tuesdays at 1:15 p.m., Thursdays at 12:15 p.m., every other Friday at 6:00 p.m. and Saturdays at noon Fee: $2.25 Euchre is played progressive style. You do not need a partner, just come on in and join the fun!

HORSE SHOES We have all the equipment needed at SCOR to pitch some shoes! Available any time we are open. We have all the equipment ready to play!

MAHJONGG Mondays at 12:30 p.m. Fee: $4 pie Come play this ancient tile game. Game is provided but you should bring your own card. Member, Craig Kidwell would like to teach mahjongg on Monday 10 | Senior Citizens of Reynoldsburg

SPOTLIGHT ON EVENTS

Texas Texas Hold’em

Although little is known about the invention of The game is divided into a series of hands Texas hold'em, the Texas Legislature officially (deals); at the conclusion of each hand, the pot recognizes Robstown, Texas, as the game's is typically awarded to one player. The highest birthplace, dating it to the early 1900s. After the hand is awarded the pot. The objective of game spread throughout Texas, hold'em was winning players is not to win every individual introduced to Las Vegas in 1963. Interest in hold hand, but rather to make mathematically and 'em outside of Nevada began to grow in the psychologically better decisions regarding when 1980s. Texas hold 'em is now one of the most and how much to bet, raise, call—or fold. One's popular forms of poker. Texas hold'em's pattern of betting may encourage opponents to popularity surged in the 2000s due to exposure bet or to fold (bluffing). It’s a very simple game on television, the Internet and popular literature. with lots of intricacies in the play. During this time hold'em replaced seven-card stud as the most common game in U.S. casinos. But, you don’t have to go to Las Vegas or be a “card shark” to play Texas Hold’em, just come In Texas hold'em, as in all variants of poker, on in to SCOR and we’ll teach you the game. Of individuals compete for an amount of money or course, our games are not high stake or chips contributed by the players themselves intense, they are just fun and sometimes (called the pot). Because the cards are dealt challenging. We offer Texas Hold’em on randomly and outside the control of the players, Wednesdays and Fridays at noon. There is a each player attempts to control the amount of $5/$10 buy in and all the money all stays in the money in the pot based either on the hand they winning pot. You must be a paid up member to are holding, or on their prediction as to what participate. their opponents may be holding and how they might behave.

www.ci.reynoldsburg.oh.us |11 TRAVEL, ON THE ROAD AGAIN! (DAY TRIPS)

Trip Lottery Guidelines—Bring your membership card to drop in the container. You may sign up for yourself and one other companion member. All trips that require payment must be paid at time of sign-up. We do maintain waiting lists to try and accommodate everyone. Some trips are “already signed up for” (ASUF); payment is “on your own” (OYO); or (*) no need to sign up at lottery.

TRIP LOTTERY Monday, Jan. 6 at 9:00 am *Coffee Shop Hop

Friday, February 21 at 9:00 a.m. Violet Springs Tour and Brunch Wednesday, January 15 at 9:30 a.m. Let’s load up the van and try out a new coffee Violet Springs is one of the newest Pickerington establishment OYO. All are welcome! housing facilities for older adults. They have invited us to come tour their facility and stay for Mystery Lunch Thursday, February 27 at 10:30 a.m. brunch. We’ll take the bus over to check it out! You never know where you are going, but you *Coffee Shop Hop know it will be fun. Jump on the bus! Friday, January 17 at 9:00 a.m. Let’s load up the van and try out a new coffee At this time of the year, the weather shop OYO. Everyone is welcome. can be fickle so we do not plan too

Mystery Lunch many trips. On the day of a trip stay Tuesday, January 28 at 10:30 a.m. You never know where you are going, but you close to your phone if you think a know it will be fun. Jump on the bus! trip could be cancelled. We will call

Franklin Park Conservatory everyone signed up for the trip if Thursday, January 30 at 9:30 a.m. $13 there is a problem. The voice mes- This time of the year is a great time to go to the Conservatory into the desert area for some sage will come from a telephone warm dry air. The orchids will be in bloom in other parts of the Park. You can have lunch at number with a Massachusetts area the Garden Café or you can order a boxed code. lunch from the Park for an extra $15. We’ll take the orders at sign up.

Columbus Museum of Art Wednesday, February 12 at 9:30 a.m. Let’s explore the Columbus Museum of Art with a docent led tour. Ivy Atoms and James Thurber special exhibits will be part of the tour as well as all the wonderful pieces that are on permanent display. We’ll have a relaxing lunch in the Schokko Café OYO at the end of the tour.

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NEW YORK, NEW YORK A MUSICAL NASHVILLE CHRISTMAS July 3-7, 2020 starting at $1999/double December 1-4, 2020 starting at $1399/double Highlights for this trip include Hudson River On this 4-day/3-night journey, enjoy the sights Valley Cruise, West Point Military Academy, and lights of a Country Christmas in the Music New York City Harbor Cruise, Broadway Show, City. By combining holiday traditions with once- 911 Memorial, Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks in-a-lifetime concert experiences, there is not Display, Times Square, Manhattan, Rockefeller better way to celebrate in Christmas season in Plaza and St. Patrick Cathedral. Trip Nashville. Check the office for the new presentation is Wed,, March 4 at 10:00 am. brochures for the trip. Trip presentation will be Wednesday, February 19 at 2:30 pm.

HEART OF TEXAS (including Magnolia Market and HGTV Fixer Upper Tour) September 21-25, 2020 starting at $1699/ double (note date change) Ten Wonderful Benefits to We’ll have time to enjoy Dallas, Fort Worth and Waco with city tours and stops at points of Traveling! interest like George Bush Library, Southfork 1. Improves communication and Ranch, AT&T Stadium, Historic Fort Worth social skills Stockyard, Dr. Pepper Museum, Magnolia Market at the Silos and HGTV Tour. Stop by the 2. Ensures peace of mind office for brochures. Trip presentation will be 3. Helps you get creative and Thursday, January 16 at 2:00 pm and original thoughts Wednesday, February 19 at 2:00 pm. 4. Broadens your horizons 5. Enhances your tolerance for uncertainty 6. Boasts your confidence 7. Gets you real-life education 8. Creates memories for a lifetime 9. Helps you have fun 10.Aides you to get to know yourself

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