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Council on Aging Newsletter November 2011 TOWN OF BROOKLINE SENIOR NEWS AND EVENTS Council on Aging Published with help from the Brookline Multi‐Service Senior Centers Corporation Brookline Senior Center 93 Winchester Street Brookline, Massachusetts 02446 NOVEMBER 2011 Council on Aging Information Hotline 617 730 2777 617 730 2778 NATIONAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE Senior Center Van AWARENESS MONTH 617 730 2770 617 730 2750 www.brooklinema.gov With the advent of the first of the Baby Boomers to sen‐ iorhood, there is a rapidly growing menace—Alzheimer’s HIGHLIGHTS Disease (AD). “Every 69 seconds, someone in the United Honor Frank Caro—Unsung Hero on States develops AD, and by 2050, the time line is expected November 2. See p. 24 to accelerate to every 33 seconds. Over the coming dec‐ ades, the Baby Boom population is projected to add 10 Come to the 27th ANNUAL million people to these numbers.” So that “in 2050, the HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR on Friday, incidence of AD is expected to approach nearly a million November 4, and Saturday, Novem‐ people per year, with a total estimated prevalence of 11 to ber 5. See p. 3 16 million people.” (quotes from “2011 Alzheimer’s disease Learn Job Search Skills on November facts and figures.” From Alzheimer’s & Dementia: The Journal 9. See p. 10 of the Alzheimer’s Association, vol. 7, no. 2, pp. 208‐244, March 2011.) Attend the Piatigorsky Foundation Grim statistics indeed, but worth presenting here to Concert on November 9. See p. 6 demonstrate the urgency of supporting more and more See a screening of the one‐act play research aimed at developing a cure for this “progressive Talking with Dolores on November 14. brain disorder that damages and eventually destroys See p. 7 brain cells, leading to loss of memory, thinking, and other Hear the Senior Center Chorus at brain functions. It is not a part of normal aging, but First Light on November 17. See p. 24 results from a complex pattern of abnormal changes. It usually develops slowly and gradually gets worse as more brain cells wither and die. Ultimately, Alzheimerʹs is On Sunday, November 6, Daylight fatal, and currently, there is no cure.” (quote from the Alz‐ Savings Time ends, so set your heimer’s Association Research Center web site [alz.org]) clocks back 1 hour before you go to Let’s all raise our voices and let our government know bed on Saturday night. that this major killer, this destroyer of minds, this virtual epidemic needs to be given top research priority NOW! 1 INDEX Aging But Never Old ........................................... 15 Movies for Film Lovers ....................................... 20 Alzheimer’s Caregivers Support Groups ........... 9 Ongoing Senior Center Events........................... 19 Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month, Parkinson Disease Support Group ...................... 9 National ............................................................. 1 Piatigorsky Foundation Concert (Richard At a Glance, November ................................. 18‐19 Dowling, pianist) ............................................. 6 Beading Workshop, Modern ............................. 25 Quilt Raffle ............................................................ 23 Board President, From the .................................. 30 Red Tape Cutters .................................................. 28 Book Discussion Group, Public Issues Renewal form ....................................................... 31 Nonfiction ....................................................... 11 24 Book Discussion Group, Putterham ................. 26 Senior Chorus ....................................................... 28 Bowling .................................................................. 23 Senior Services (BETS, BLAB, File of Life, HELP, Brookline Recreation—It’s What We Do! .......... 28 JOBS, SNAP, SHINE, Social Security) ........... 8 BrooklineCAN News (Frank Caro—Unsung SHOP Program ....................................................... 9 Hero, Senior Scene) ........................................ 24 Social Security ........................................................ 9 Cell Phones, iPods, Glasses ................................. 25 Solemates .............................................................. 24 Chorus at First Light Computer Courses for Spanish Immersion .............................................. 12 Fall, Senior Center ......................................... 11 Springwell Nutrition Program (menus) ...... 16‐17 Computer Sessions, One‐on‐One ....................... 28 Stringham, A Letter from Jean ............................. 6 Council on Aging Meeting .................................. 12 Swing Band ............................................................. 7 Decorators, Senior Center ..................................... 7 Talking with Dolores ................................................ 7 Director, From the ................................................ 13 Thank You from the Flower People................... 30 Equipment Loan Fund ........................................ 26 Thank You ............................................................. 30 Fitness Center ....................................................... 22 Theater Club ......................................................... 29 Food Distribution Site ......................................... 22 Travel, Easy ............................................................. 3 French Conversation ............................................ 11 Trees: Spare Change Fund .................................. 22 Fuel Assistance ....................................................... 5 Women’s Bar Foundation ..................................... 9 Gallery, At the (Paintings by Catherine Zumba ................................................................... 22 Zimmerman) ..................................................... 7 Geriatrician, Ask a ................................................ 15 The Town of Brookline Senior News & Events Handicapped Access ............................................ 21 BROOKLINE COUNCIL ON AGING (COA) Health Page, The (Podiatry Clinic, Low Ruthann Dobek Vision Group, Blood Pressure Screenings, Director, Council on Aging/Senior Center Health Clinic, Flu Clinic)................................. 4 Julie Washburn Holiday Craft Fair .................................................. 3 Program Manager, Council on Aging/Senior Center Holidays, November ............................................. 3 Job Search Help .................................................... 10 Judith Gimple Living Our Values ................................................ 25 Newsletter Editor and Publisher Loss and Bereavement Support Group ............. 12 The Town of Brookline Senior News and Events is Luncheon Specials for November ...................... 17 published monthly by the Brookline Council on MBTA Senior Access Passes ................................ 23 Aging, 93 Winchester Street, Brookline, MA 02446. Medicare Open Enrollment .................................. 5 Subscription fee: $10.00/year. See page 31 for Medication Awareness Program, subscription/renewal form. Massachusetts ................................................. 14 2 NOVEMBER HOLIDAYS HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR On Friday, November 11, the Senior Center will Come to the 27th annual Holiday Craft Fair on close for observance of Veterans Friday, November 4, and Saturday, November Day, and of course, on Thursday, 5, from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm at the Senior Center November 24, we will be closed for Find holiday gifts and goodies for your own use Thanksgiving Day. among the wealth of handmade crafts — Thanksgiving is probably the most clothing, jewelry, giftware, and photography. American holiday there is. We watch Satisfy your whims and football (which is, according to the latest express your fantasies at the research, the most popular of all spectator white elephant tables. sports in America), eat ourselves silly, and begin Indulge in the home‐baked to celebrate the “holiday season” in earnest. yummies. There will also be What could be more American than that? food and fun for young and old alike. For more EASY TRAVEL information about the fair, call Julie Wash‐ On Thursday, November 3, at burn at 617‐730‐2760 1:30 pm let John Brodacki take or Sharon Devine at you on a tour of 617‐730‐2769. Paris, City of Light, Love, Fashion, Dreams— and so much more. Photos from the And after a holiday break in 26th Annual Holiday December, the late winter has an exciting Craft Fair in 2010 by lineup. In January, Ruthann Dobek, our COA/ Mimi Katz Senior Center director, will take you on her recent vacation in Spain. In February, your erst‐ while Senior News and Events editor will explore the Arnold Arboretum as it surprises and pleases the eye at every season. And in March, Program Director Julie Washburn will guide you through San Francisco. Would you like to lead a tour of one of your favorite places? It can be a far‐flung discovery or somewhere nearby, even somewhere in the Boston metropolitan area, that you love to visit. If you have a photographic tour you would like to share with the Brookline senior community, contact Julie Washburn at 617‐730‐2760. Remember that you need to have pictures, pref‐ erably slides or digital pictures on a CD. ctÜ|á? }x àËt|Åx 3 Podiatry Clinic Routine foot care with Dr. John blood pressure screenings at the Senior Center McLaughlin is available on Mondays, Novem‐ on Monday, November 28, during the Chinese ber 7and 21, from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon. Ses‐ programs—from 12:30 to 2:00 pm. sions, which last
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