MARCH 2017

NEWS FOR ADULTS AGE 55 AND OVER

WELCOME SPRING LUNCHEON Friday, March 24th, 11:30 a.m.

Spring has officially arrived. Join us in a joyous Welcome Back party as we feast together on a delicious meal prepared by Chef Jim. Wear some cheerful Spring colors to help encourage the LUNCH BUNCH :Thursday, March 9th, 11:30 a.m. flowers to bloom! Listen to the musical duet “Bon Voyage” play a blend of Pop, Jazz, Latin Guitar and Broadway selections that will Luxe flourishes turn up around every bend in this beautiful pub, transport you on a journey limited only to your imagination. Sit from the hand-laid cobblestone parking lot to the hand-rubbed back, relax and we’ll handle the travel arrangements! Lunch walnut woodwork. The building was originally constructed as a Sponsored by Sprenger Towne Center, Entertainment by Rose tavern by the Leisy Brewing Company in 1912. During prohibition Senior Living- Free – RSVP 835-6565. the bar continued operation as a popular speakeasy of the time. Over time, the building deteriorated but continued its tradition as a local watering hole. The current owners spent over 3 years restor- ing and rebuilding the structure, even managing to save its origi- nal interior tin ceiling. The front bar was designed as a traditional Irish pub, while the dining room took on an Italian motif. Cost is SPECIAL ST. PATRICK’S DAY $10 for transportation. IN PERSON REGISTRATION ONLY. CARDS, GAMES & LUNCH Friday March 17 10AM-4PM JACK CASINO Thursday, March 30, 11:00 - 3:00 p.m. Join us for a wee bit of fun as we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day Party with Lunch, Cards & Games (this is in addition to the one on No matter what game you like to play, Jack March 21). Enjoy some Irish music, wear your Kelly green, try Cleveland Casino likely offers it. With more your luck with cards and games and lunch on Irish Fare. Feel free than 1,500 slot machines, 100 table games and live poker games, to do a jig if the spirit moves you! Perhaps you will find a pot of there is something for everyone. You may eat lunch (on your own) gold at the end of the rainbow with Sheila Wayne from Gold & at one of several restaurants at the Casino, including Michael Silver Events who will be at the Dwyer center from 10AM-1PM to Symon’s B Spot, Corky & Lenny’s, and Market District Buffet. Cost purchase your unwanted Gold, Silver, Platinum, earrings, chains, is $10 for transportation. IN PERSON REGISTRATION ONLY. watches, rings, class rings pocket watches, rings, charm brace- lets, pocket watches, necklaces, pendants, outdated and broken items, coffee and tea service, flatware, dinnerware, candlesticks, FREE HEALTH SCREENING accessories, coins nuggets and ingots for cash. – Lunch spon- sored by CarePatrol - Free – RSVP 835-6565. Limit 50. Monday March 27 , 9:00-11:00 a.m.

Free Health Screens by University Hospital’s A Matter of Balance Series St. John Medical Center. Stop by for several medical screens including glucose, cholesterol, bone density and Wednesdays in March - 2:00-4:00 p.m. - continues blood pressure. Fasting is not required. This is a walk-in session, for those who have signed up for the program. no appointment required.

DWYER MEMORIAL SENIOR CENTER Assistant Director, Leslie Noss Maureen Overholser Leslie Selig, Director and Meals on Wheels Coordinator Activities Manager Transportation Coordinator 300 Bryson Lane Connie Lupica, LSW 440-835-6565 440-899-3410 440-899-3409 440-899-3442 LUNCH AND LEARNS FREE HEARING SCREENING Lunch & Learn - Wednesday March 8 – Noon – New hursday March 16, 9:00-11:00a.m. Catastrophic Medicaid Rules – Sponsored by Solomon, T Steiner & Peck Attorneys At Law. Jennifer Peck Esq. a certified Hearwright will provide free hearing screens, specialist in estate planning, trust and probate law will communi- wax checks, hearing aid cleanings and will cate in plain English, not “legalese” about the new catastrophic have batteries for sale. No reservations needed. Sign in upon Medicaid eligibility rules and new Ohio rules on gifting. FREE – arrival, first come, first serve. 835-6565 COFFEE WITH A C.O.P. (Chief of Police) LUNCH, CARDS AND GAMES Wednesday, March 8 at 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, March 21, 10 am - 4 pm. Join us for an informal chat with Police Chief Mark Lunch is compliments of The Northridge Apartments. Spaetzel who welcomes the opportunity to answer Seating limited to 50. R.S.V.P. 835-6565 questions you may have, discuss issues of concern to senior residents and share current topics of GRIEF SUPPORT AND interest to be aware of. RSVP 835-6565 RECOVERY GROUP: Knitting/Needlecrafts: Every Wed. at 9:30 a.m. Fridays in March at 1:00 p.m. This group meets to work on their individual creations and discuss the topics of the day. If you have ever wanted to learn how to knit, quilt, or needlecraft the members will gladly share their knowledge. Why not start now on a special blanket for that ADULT COLORING new grandbaby or some Birthday presents for friends, family and for yourself! Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m.

Watercolor Classes with Joyce Bolte FREE! SENIOR PRODUCE MARKET! Mondays 12:30-3:00 Tuesday, March 7, 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. New 6 Session class begins Monday, March 27th. This class In partnership with the Greater Cleveland Food is for intermediate and advanced watercolor students. Students Bank and the Knickerbocker Apartments in Bay should bring their supplies to the first class. Residents $68. Non Village, we will be offering a free-of-charge residents $70. REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT DUE PRIOR Senior Produce Market starting Tuesday, TO THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS. RSVP 835-6565 March 7th. This program is specifically de- signed for ALL low-income seniors in Bay, not just the residents of the Knickerbocker, to im- Mexican Train Domino Group prove their nutrition through fresh produce. If The Mexican Train Domino group is rollin’ right your income falls within the guidelines below, you qualify for this along every Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. program. A driver’s license or state ID is all that is required to register. If you have questions, call Leslie at 899-3409.

REMINDER: Please show your support of the Dwyer Center # in Household Annual Income and use your “My Senior Center” card to check in at the front desk when you arrive to record participation in our pro- 1 $ 24,120.00 grams. It is quick, easy and allows us to accurately report how 2 $ 32,480.00 many people enjoy our activities. This supports our grant initia- tives and funding for programs that benefit you! Currently only 3 $ 40,840.00 about 50% of participants are signing in. If you don’t have a card 4 $ 49,200.00 yet please stop by the front desk to sign up. Thank you! MARCH 2017 MARCH 2017

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY L= Laverty Room, carpet area 1 Great Northern/Walmart 2 9:00-Noon Woodshop 3 Heinen’s C = Clinic 9:00-Noon Woodshop 9:00 Noon Woodshop D = Drake Room, wood floor 9:00 ATTORNEY Line Dance (D) 9:30 Wii Bowling BL-Bay Lodge 9:30 Knitting/Needlecrafts (L) 10:00 Easy Does It 10:30- Noon Short Form Tai Chi (CR) CH= Community House 10:00 Adult Coloring Group 11:00 Challenging CR= Police Dept. Community 2:00 A MATTER OF BALANCE SERIES 11:00 MUSIC BINGO!! Room 1:00 Canasta 12:30 Duplicate Bridge (L) 1:00 Grief Recovery Group LIB= Bay Village Library 5:30 Zumba (D) 8:00-9:15 Line Dance (D 4 SATURDAY 7:00 Ballroom Dance Practice 6 Giant Eagle/Promenade 7 8:30 Men’s Pinochle (L) 8 Great Northern/Walmart 9 9:00-Noon Woodshop 10 Heinen’s 9:00-Noon Woodshop 9:00-Noon Woodshop 9:00-Noon Woodshop 9:00 Noon Woodshop 9-11:00 Health Screening (C) 9:00 Ladies Pinochle (L) 9:00 NO Computer Lessons (L) 11:30 LUNCH BUNCH – STONE MAD 9:30 Wii Bowling 10:00-11:30 Wu Style Tai Chi (CR) 9:00. Strength & Balance (D) 9:00 COFFEE WITH A COP (L) PUB 10:30- Noon Short Form Tai Chi (CR) 10:30 Chair Yoga Class (D) 10:00 Mexican Train Dominos 9:30 Knitting/Needlecrafts (L) 12:30 Watercolor Class (D) 10:00 Adult Coloring Group Line Dance (D) 1:00 Grief Recovery Group 1:00 Party Bridge (L) 1:00 Movie: Me Before You 10:00 Easy Does It NOON – L & L NEW MEDICAID RULES 11:00 Challenging 11 SATURDAY 5:30 Zumba (D 7:00 Evening Party Bridge 7:00 Ballroom Dance Practice 2:00 A MATTER OF BALANCE SERIES 12:30 Duplicate Bridge (L)\ 1:00 Canasta 5:30 Zumba (D) 8:00-9:15 Line Dance (D) 13 Giant Eagle/Promenade 14 8:30 Men’s Pinochle (L) 15 Great Northern/Walmart 16 9:00-Noon Woodshop 17 Heinen’s 9:00-Noon Woodshop 9:00-Noon Woodshop) 9:00-Noon Woodshop 9:00 Noon Woodshop 9-11:00 Health Screening (C) 9:00 Ladies Pinochle (L) 9:00 ATTORNEY 9:00-11:00 HEARWRIGHT HEARING 9:30 Wii Bowling 10:00-11:30 Wu Style Tai Chi (CR) 9:00 Strength & Balance. (D) 9:00 Computer Lessons (L) SCREENS 10:30 NO Chair Yoga Class (D) 10:00 Mexican Train Dominos 9:30 Knitting/Needlecrafts (L) 10:00AM-4:00PM – ST. PATRICK’S 1:00 Movie: The Girl on the Train 10:00 Adult Coloring Group Line Dance (D) DAY PARTY, LUNCH CARDS & 12:30 Watercolor Class (D) 10:00 Book Discussion (L) 10:00 Easy Does It GAMES 1:00 Party Bridge (L) 11:00 Challenging 10:00 AM -1:00PM – GOLD & SILVER 7:00 PM Evening Party Bridge 2:00 A MATTER OF BALANCE SERIES 12:30 Duplicate Bridge (L) EVENT 5:30 Zumba (D 1:00 Canasta 5:30 Zumba (D) 8:00-9:15 Line Dance (D) 10:30- Noon Short Form Tai Chi (CR) 1:00 Grief Recovery Group 18 SATURDAY 7:00 Ballroom Dance Practice 20 Giant Eagle/Promenade 21 8:30 Men’s Pinochle (L) 22 Great Northern/Walmart 23 9:00-Noon Woodshop 24 Heinen’s 9:00-Noon Woodshop 9:00-Noon Woodshop 9:00-Noon Woodshop 9:00 Noon Woodshop 9-11:00 Health Screening (C) 9:00 Ladies Pinochle (L) 9:00 Computer Lessons (L) 9:30 Wii Bowling 10:00-11:30 Wu Style Tai Chi (CR) 9:00 PODIATRIST 9:30 Knitting/Needlecrafts (L) Line Dance (D) 10:30- Noon Short Form Tai Chi (CR) 10:30 Chair Yoga Class (D) 9:00 Strength & Balance. (D) 10:00 Adult Coloring Group 10:00 Easy Does It 10:00 Mexican Train Dominos 11:00 Challenging 11:30 WELCOME SPRING 12:30 Watercolor Class (D) 10:00-4 CARDS, GAMES & LUNCH 1:00 Canasta LUNCHEON! 1:00 Party Bridge (L) (L) 12:30 Duplicate Bridge (L) 2:00 A MATTER OF BALANCE SERIES 1:00 Grief Recovery Group 5:30 Zumba (D 7:00 PM Evening Party Bridge 5:30 Zumba (D) 8:00-9:15 Line Dance (D) 25 SATURDAY 7:00 Ballroom Dance Practice 27 Giant Eagle/Promenade 28 8:30 Men’s Pinochle (L) 29 Great Northern/Walmart 30 9:00-Noon Woodshop 31 Heinen’s 9:00-Noon Woodshop 9:00-Noon Woodshop 9:00-Noon Woodshop 9:00 Noon Woodshop 9:00 Ladies Pinochle (L) 9:00 Computer Lessons (L) 11:00 Trip: JACK CLEVELAND 9:30 Wii Bowling 9-11:00 SPECIAL HEALTH 9:00 Strength & Balance. (D) 9:30 Knitting/Needlecrafts (L) CASINO 10:30- Noon Short Form Tai Chi (CR) SCREENINGS EVENT 10:00 Mexican Train Dominos 10:00 Adult Coloring Group Line Dance (D) 1:00 Grief Recovery Group 10:00-11:30 Wu Style Tai Chi (CR) 1:00 Movie: Truth 1:00 Canasta 10:00 Easy Does It 10:30 Chair YOGA 7:00 PM Evening Party Bridge 11:00 Challenging 25 SATURDAY 12:30 NEW Watercolor Class BEGINS 2:00 A MATTER OF BALANCE SERIES 12:30 Duplicate Bridge (L) 7:00 Ballroom Dance Practice 1:00 Party Bridge (L) 5:30 Zumba (D) 5:30 Zumba 8:00-9:15 Line Dance (D) NEW YORK CITY 4th of JULY SPECTACULAR - 4 days - Trip departs July 3, 2017.

There's nothing like the NYC Fourth of July Fireworks Celebration ! We do it in a civilized way - aboard a first class ship in the harbor. Highlights include Times Square, Fifth Avenue, 911 Memorial Ground Zero, Rockefeller Plaza, Broadway Theater Show, Hudson River Valley, West Point, FDR Estate and Gardens, Greenwich Village, Chinatown,Little Italy, Wall Street and more. En- joy great sightseeing,memorable meals and good company. Detailed brochures now available. Registration now in progress. All are welcome. Tour presented by Wendt Touring and the Bay Village Senior Center.

COMMUNITY SERVICES 2016 ANNUAL REPORT

Every year, each department in the city submits an annual report of their activities to the Mayor. Some of the information shared about Community Services included:

From April 1 to December 31, 2016, 455 individuals came to the Dwyer Center, for a total of 6,662 visits. These visits range from just one time to 115 times in that six month period. We also received more tan

$10,000 in programming support by working with area agencies and facilities.

6,463 rides were provided to seniors in 2016

2,677 Meals on Wheels were delivered by volunteers in 2016

+35 families and individuals were helped by Community Services in 2016. This in- cluded financial aid, counseling, APS refer- rals, trips to the ER, and arranging respite care

MONDAY MORNING YOGA STRENGTH & BALANCE! Gentle CHAIR YOGA on Mondays at Tuesday mornings at 9:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Instructor is Sheri Lugo,. Cost: Silver Sneak- Classes will be instructed by Toliza Mize. Please dress comfortably ers Members: FREE. Non-members: Single class $4, 5 class Pass and bring a yoga mat. Silver Sneakers Members: FREE. $20, 10 class Pass $40 Non-members: $48 for residents, $50 for non residents for 6 weeks of class, or $10. to drop in. FIESTA Fitness: Dance based fitness class with simple, easy to TAI CHI ~ Instructor, C. Michael Rhoades follow choreography

Wu Style (Long form-experienced) Instructor, Sheri Lugo. SILVER SNEAKERS!!

MONDAYS: 10:00-11:30am ~ Wu Style at the Police Community Mondays and/or Wednesdays at 5:30-6:15 p.m. Room. NO LONGER SILVER SNEAKERS West Door - Dwyer Center. QiGong-Simplified 24 form (beginners) Cost: Single class $4, 5 class Pass $20, 10 class Pass $40 FRIDAYS: 10:30 - Noon ~ at the Police Community Room.

Cost: Silver Sneakers Members: Free LINE DANCING Thursdays with Ronna If not Silver Sneakers, Residents $42, non- Residents - $22. Non-residents - $24 residents $44. 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. class for beginners.

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND 11:00 - noon class for intermediate/advanced dancers that want a challenge. Instructor permission required. Wii Bowling

EVENING INTERMEDIATE CLASS! 8:00—9:15 p.m. Every Friday in March, 9:30 - 10:30 a.m.

Friday March 3 , 11:00 a.m. BOOK DISCUSSION: 3rd Wednesday of each month MUSIC BINGO! 10:00 a.m. - Dwyer Center DJ Kenny returns to the Bay Senior Center to spin some fun musical tunes. Enjoy a wide variety of styles, songs and eras then answer trivia questions to complete your Date Title/Author card. Don’t be surprised if you are the one to yell BINGO March 15 To be determined and win a prize!! Free – RSVP 835-6565.

MARCH MOVIES: TUESDAYS, 1:00 p.m. Dwyer Center—Register by calling 835-6565

ME BEFORE YOU (2016) Romantic Drama - Rated PG-13 - March 7: Planning to stay just six months, Lou Clark takes on the job of looking after rich but depressed Will Traynor, who's been left a quadriplegic by an accident. Despite Will's disillusionment, Lou is deter- mined to show him that his life is worth living. Starring Emilia Clarke, Sam Claflin

THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN (2016)) - Thriller- Rated R - March 14: During her daily rail commute, divorcée Rachel Watson observes the happily married couple living in a house near the train route. One day, she witnesses a scene that enrages her -- and soon finds herself deeply entangled in the ensuing mystery. Starring Emily Blunt, Haley Bennett

TRUTH (2015) - Drama - Rated R - March 28: In this dramatic re-creation of news anchor Dan Rather's fall from grace, his stellar career comes to an abrupt end after erroneously reporting that President George W. Bush received preferential treat- ment that kept him from serving in Vietnam. Starring Cate Blanchett, Robert Redford

Dr. Coppers, DPM,LLC Podiatric Physician and Surgeon in the Dwyer Clinic

Tuesday, March 21 at 9:00 am Movie snacks O’Neil Healthcare Bay Village, Independence Call (216) 529-1800 for appt. Village, Our House Ask for Ashley

Refreshments & Supplies: Bob Goodwin, Joan Bruch, Barb Thomas, Diana Corcoran, John Peterson, Barb Spencer Legal Advice for Seniors

Cards Games & Lunch: Brighton Gardens Attorney Robert Frye will be available for appoint- Lunch & Learns: Arden Courts, Hospice of the Western ments March 1 and 15 and April 5 and 19. Call Reserve 835-6565 for an appointment.

Sponsorships: Empowering & Strengthening Ohio’s Peo- ple for providing the Smart Money series; CapTel for HistoricalValentine’s Day speaker BLOOD PRESSURE MONDAYS

Every FIRST Monday, 9:00-11:00 am. Clinic Emerald Necklace Inn for a wonderful Lunch Bunch event! . FREE BLOOD PRESSURE, The Normandy

Every SECOND Monday, 9:00-11:00am , Clinic FREE BLOOD PRESSURE, O’Neill Healthcare Bay Village

COMPUTER LESSONS WITH KAETHE: Every THIRD Monday, 9:00-11:00am, Clinic, FREE BLOOD PRESSURE, Life Care Center of Westlake Wednesdays at 9:00 and 10:00 a.m. Every FOURTH Monday, 9:00-11:00am, Clinic, FREE BLOOD PRESSURE, St. John Medical Center One hour individual lessons for $2 donation to the senior center, on March 15, 22 and 29. Call 835-6565 to schedule your Every FIFTH Monday - 9:00-11:00am Clinic, FREE BLOOD PRESSURE, Rae Ann Suburban time.

DEPT. OF COMMUNITY SERVICES 300 Bryson Lane Bay Village, OH 44140