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BEDFORD Senior BEDFORD Senior BB edford edford SeniorSenior COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY CENTERCENTER NEWSLETTERNEWSLETTER OCTOBER OCTOBER 2018 2015 - NOVEMBER• NOVEMBER 2018 2015 1653 SAMARIA TEMPERANCE, MI 48182 Phone: 734-856-3330 VETERANS DAY PROGRAM Fax: 734-856-1202 FRIDAY NOVEMBER 9, 2018 CENTER HOURS: BEDFORD SENIOR CENTER Monday through Friday: DINING ROOM 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. PROGRAM STARTS AT INSIDE THIS ISSUE: 11:00AM Please join us to welcome the HONOR Advisory Board 2 GUARD from Lambertville VFW Post Birthdays 3 9656. Watch their program, share their stories and visit with them as they enjoy Roast Beef Dinner 4 lunch with us. October Activities 5 Thank a Veteran today! November Activities 6 Diabetes Prevention Program 7 Tai Chi Classes 10 Enhance® Fitness Classes Roast Beef Dinner Visit our Website Friday - October 19th At Little River Casino Trip Flyer 12 See page 4 for details www.bedfordseniorcenter.com Travel Information 13 October Menu 14 LUNCH SERVED CALL IN YOUR 11:30 - 12:30 RESERVATION BY 10:30am November Menu 15 MONDAY - FRIDAY 734-856-3330 BEDFORD SENIOR COMMUNITY CENTER Benefits of Membership 2018-2019 Advisory Board Noontime meal program Home delivered meal program Alternates for shut-ins Advisory Board Legal services Members Mickey Alexander Information & referral John Binder Speakers bureau Helen Bowers Newsletter Rick Ellison Educational presentations Carol Frederick Agency Volunteer opportunities Phil Logan Representatives Lending library Grace Peitz Health screenings including blood pressure screen- Harriet Rochowiak Nancy Crandell ings/flu shots Rose Mary Schroeder Bedford Public Schools Bible study Patricia Webber Line Dancing Roberta Wesolowski Dee Janney Bunco, and Bridge BPS School Board Pool Tables Crafts, knitting and crocheting Quilting Travel Program Euchre tournaments BEDFORD SENIOR Fundraisers (i.e. Dinners & festivals) Card Party COMMUNITY CENTER Intergenerational programming GENERAL MEMBERSHIP Enhanced Fitness Classes “Fitness after 55” aerobic and stretching class MEETING Bingo Wii Internet access Monday - December 10, 2018 Monroe County Library in Motion ( once a month) 11:00 a.m. In the Dining Room Welcome New Members Please join us. This is your chance to Cheri Bonk Beverly Nevers share your ideas and make suggestions on Joy Baker Rochelle Liberios how we can schedule programs to fit your Gary Counterman Janis Kohler needs. If you have any idea’s for fund- Charlotte Bradeen Shirley Carey raisers we would like to hear them. Millie Eddinger ALL ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND The Bedford Senior Community Center With Sympathy to the families of our Is Sponsored by Bedford Public Schools dearly departed members Community Education Charles Wagner 2 OCTOBER 2018 - NOVEMBER 2018 NOVEMBER: 1. Ted Beck, Ruth Schick, Lynn Snyder, JoAnn Kunich 2. Gary Hines, Mariana Cleary, Phillip Logan, Joann Howell, Vernon Chesney 3. Steve Braunfels, Patricia Hovey 4. Trudy Kurtz, Gary LaMunyon, 5. Doris Brinkley 6. Virginia Houck, Lois Dix HAPPY BIRTHDAY to all our members who are 7. Margaret Dumkow, Phyllis Hinkelman, celebrating a birthday these two months. You Sharon Stacy, Ruth VanKlingeren will receive a flower (donated by Shinkles) and 8. Sue Payment, Tina Welch, cake and ice cream will be served at lunch. Larry Hampton, Penny Mohler OCTOBER: 9. Frank Brunson, Arnold Knaggs, Marie Webster 2. Erna Bramberger, Kay Chigott, 10. Norbert Abel, Tim Janney Jennifer Sollenne, Wess Hyter 3. Dan Sadoski, Sally Fye, Kathleen Torony 11. Penny Howard 4. Aileen Pyle, Madeline Blanchard, 12. Martha Williams, Karen Hatfield, Jane Wexler, Sharon Smith Anita Miller 5. Judy Grodi, Sandra Hardin 13. Ralph Wenski, Jack Dobric 6. John Waltbillig 14. Warren Cooper, Sherry Kleinert, 7. Dale Gill 8. Karen Sauppe, Sherry McCloud, Pam Shreve Mickey Alexander 10. Ed Lee, Donna Bottles, Delores Thorn 15. Ruth Dazell 11. Nancy Wisniewski, Linda McDowell, 16. Margery Cousino, Nancy Hamman, Carol VanDusen Joanne Miller 12. Chuck Imo, Sandra Russell 18. Lucille Matzinger 13. Joe Sobczak, Patricia Leonard, Belinda Wexler 14. Delbert Moreland 19. Thomas Eisenmann 15. Sandy Keesee, Vernie Landry, 20. Larry McCabe, Eloise Waldron, Dorothy Henderson Sharon Schmidt 16. Ruth Drudge, Marilyn McClain 22. Dorothy Black, Margarete Fiesel, 17. Shirley Chitwood, Bobby Drudge, Phil Gregory, EL Weathers Gerry Mockensturm, Sharon Schweickert, Betty Jane Wicichowski, Alice Hendrickson 23. Anita Bydlowski, Fred Zelling 18. Shirley Mesteller 24. Dorothy Galdeen, John Kreuchauf, 19. Theresa Bartkiewicz, Edward Tabbert, Lola Santure, Sharon Williams Brenda Rantanen 25. Richard Stamper, Linda Conner 21. JoAnn Callanan, Margie Stone 26. Rickie Ellison, Barb Zuchowski 22. Dean Jacobs, Wallace Perry 23. Pat Fulwider, Bill VanKlingeren, Sharon Moore 27. Cathy Hilkens, Helene Woda Jo Anne Hendrickson, Janet Reed 28. Phyllis Adams, Mary Knaggs, 24. Gerald Heidelberg, Lana Scharer, Debra DuPont Carol Hunt, Barb Mitchell, 25. Lamar Frederick, Dolores Mitchell Larry Brewer 26. James Fay, Marti Stewart 29. Rita Fay, LaDena Jefferson 27. Candace Everett, Richard Hofmeister, John Wiesolek 30. Jill Hendrickson 29. Kathleen Kelsey, Joe Caraballo 31. Donna Heidelberg, Beverly Nevers, Membership Dues: Barbara Postal, Jean Sargent Michigan $15.00 per person Ohio $18.00 per person 3 BEDFORD SENIOR COMMUNITY CENTER ANNUAL ROAST BEEF DINNER Bedford Senior Center 1653 Samaria Road Temperance, MI 48182 734-856-3330 FRIDAY - OCTOBER 19, 2018 4:30pm - 6:30pm TICKETS ON SALE NOW Adults - $9.00 IN ADVANCE OR Adults - $11.00 AT THE DOOR (Advance sales preferred) Children under 10 years of age $5.00 DINE IN OR CARRY OUT 4 OCTOBER 2018 - NOVEMBER 2018 BEDFORD SENIOR COMMUNITY CENTER SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES OCTOBER 2018 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Enhance Fitness 8:15am Bridge 9:00am Enhance Fitness 8:15am Quilters 9:00 - Noon Enhance Fitness 8:15am Exercise Class 9:00am Wii Bowling 12:30pm Exercise Class 9:00am Tai Chi Bible Study Bingo @ 12:30 Christmas Card Class 1:00pm - 2:00pm 10:30am - 11:30am 10:00am - 11:30am Euchre 12:30-3:30 Blood Pressure 11:00 - Noon Bunco 12:30 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Enhance Fitness 8:15am Bridge 9:00am Enhance Fitness 8:15am Quilters 9:00 - Noon Enhance Fitness 8:15am Exercise Class 9:00am Wii Bowling 12:30pm Exercise Class 9:00am Tai Chi Bible Study Advisory Board Greeting Card Class 1:00pm - 2:00pm 10:30am - 11:30am Meeting 10:00am 10:00am - 11:30am Euchre 12:30-3:30 Bingo 12:30 Blood Pressure 11:00 - Noon Bunco 12:30 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. Enhance Fitness 8:15am Bridge 9:00am Enhance Fitness 8:15am Quilters 9:00 - Noon Enhance Fitness 8:15am Exercise Class 9:00am Wii Bowling 12:30pm Exercise Class 9:00am Tai Chi Bible Study Bingo @ 12:30 Library 11:00am 1:00pm - 2:00pm 10:30am - 11:30am Blood Pressure Euchre 12:30-3:30 11:00 - Noon Bunco 12:30 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. Enhance Fitness 8:15am Bridge 9:00am Enhance Fitness 8:15am Quilters 9:00 - Noon Enhance Fitness 8:15am Exercise Class 9:00am Wii Bowling 12:30pm Exercise Class 9:00am Tai Chi Bible Study Bingo @ 12:30 Blood Pressure 1:00pm - 2:00pm 10:30am - 11:30am 11:00 - Noon Euchre 12:30-3:30 Bunco 12:30 Roast Beef Dinner Friday - Oct. 19th 29. 30. 31. 4:30pm - 6:30pm Enhance Fitness 8:15am Bridge 9:00am Enhance Fitness 8:15am Exercise Class 9:00am Wii Bowling 12:30pm Exercise Class 9:00am Bingo @ 12:30 Blood Pressure Buy your ticket in 11:00 - Noon advance and save! Bunco 12:30 See Ad on page 4 5 BEDFORD SENIOR COMMUNITY CENTER BEDFORD SENIOR COMMUNITY CENTER SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES NOVEMBER 2018 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 1. 2. Quilters 9:00 - Noon Enhance Fitness 8:15am Tai Chi Bible Study 1:00pm - 2:00pm 10:30am - 11:30am Euchre 12:30-3:30 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Enhance Fitness 8:15am Bridge 9:00am Enhance Fitness 8:15am Quilters 9:00 - Noon Enhance Fitness 8:15am Exercise Class 9:00am Wii Bowling 12:30pm Exercise Class 9:00am Tai Chi Bible Study Bingo @ 12:30 Blood Pressure 1:00pm - 2:00pm 10:30am - 11:30am 11:00 - Noon Euchre 12:30-3:30 Bunco 12:30 Veterans Day Program starts at 11:00am 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Enhance Fitness 8:15am Bridge 9:00am Enhance Fitness 8:15am Quilters 9:00 - Noon Enhance Fitness 8:15am Advisory Board Wii Bowling 12:30pm Exercise Class 9:00am Tai Chi Bible Study Meeting 10:00am Greeting Card Class 1:00pm - 2:00pm 10:30am - 11:30am Exercise Class 9:00am 10:00am - 11:30am Euchre 12:30-3:30 Bingo @ 12:30 Blood Pressure Thanksgiving 11:00 - Noon Meal Bunco 12:30 11:30 - 12:30 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. Enhance Fitness 8:15am Bridge 9:00am Enhance Fitness 8:15am CLOSED Exercise Class 9:00am Wii Bowling 12:30pm Exercise Class 9:00am THANKSGIVING CLOSED Bingo @ 12:30 Library 11:00am HOLIDAY THANKSGIVING Bunco 12:30 HOLIDAY 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. Enhance Fitness 8:15am Bridge 9:00am Enhance Fitness 8:15am Quilters 9:00 - Noon Enhance Fitness 8:15am Exercise Class 9:00am Wii Bowling 12:30pm Exercise Class 9:00am Tai Chi Bible Study Bingo @ 12:30 Blood Pressure 1:00pm - 2:00pm 10:30am - 11:30am 11:00 - Noon Euchre 12:30-3:30 Bunco 12:30 6 OCTOBER 2018 - NOVEMBER 2018 7 BEDFORD SENIOR COMMUNITY CENTER Enhance® Fitness Seniors, do you want to: Have a great time? Make new friends? Grow stronger? Improve your balance? To our members who are Veterans: Become limber? Boost your activity levels? Please join us for lunch on THIS PROGRAM CAN HELP YOU! Friday - November 9, 2018 11:30am - 12:30pm A FREE EXERCISE PROGRAM for a FREE lunch. OFFERED AT THE BEDFORD SENIOR CENTER Our Veterans Day Program Classes every Monday, Wednesday, & Friday Starts at 11:00am with 8:15am - 9:15am The Honor Guard (No class on Friday, November 23, 2018) (Call in your lunch reservation by 10:30am - 734-856-3330) Tai Chi For Health At The Bedford Senior Center Every Thursday beginning on September 27, 2018 1:00pm - 2:00pm Cost $2.00 per class You can sit or stand for these classes Wear Comfortable clothing and shoes Please sign up in the office if you are interested in the Tai Chi Classes.
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