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September 2020 VOLUME 45 • NUMBER 1

A Monthly Publication of Rocky River Senior Center A State and Nationally Accredited Senior Center

Attention Everyone!

Rocky River Senior Center is pleased to announce that we will be Friday, September 4 re-opening on Monday, September 11:30 am 21st. Class size will be limited, at first, to 9 students and 1 instructor. We will continue Harmony and hilarity– just flat out fun! You won’t want to Zoom options when available. Please plan on miss this Doo-Woop Band! FREE! wearing a facemask and respect GeezeCats (geez kats)n. Slang (1.) Some cool old guys. (2.) social distancing rules. Please arrive Aging hipster hepcats. (3.) A topnotch premium quality show no earlier than 5 minutes before band from Cleveland, Ohio. Here’s a quartet of veteran musi- your class begins. cians– seasoned with uncommon capabilities. Featuring the classic songs of the pre-Beatles days of the late ‘50s and early ‘60s– the Golden Age of Rock ‘n’ Roll– along with the improv Rocky River Senior Players Presents: style comedy which includes sight gags, one-liners, skits, bits and costumes. Join Rocky River Senior Players for a Drive-In Outdoor Larry will make his famous ribs for lunch, Gail will add cole- Performance of: slaw, and baked potato with a side of sour cream, butter, slice of cornbread, beverage and a cookie for $10. A vegetarian Feeble Fables pasta lunch is available for $8. Please indicate choice when by Bob Naquin registering.

A contest for the best dressed 50’s or 60’s themed participant Wednesday, October 14 or car will be judged by Mayor Pam Bobst! Thursday, October 15 Friday, October 16 Upon registration, you will receive a designated time to pull 1 pm Please call to reserve your parking or lawn spot your vehicle into the east parking lot. Please be prompt and Feeble Fables retells some of our favorite fables and fairy patient as parking lot attendants direct you to your space. tales with a twist for the New Majority– our wonderful senior Lawn chair spaces will be spaced 6 feet apart and designated population. Join us as we take a new look at Little Red Riding with an “X”. You MUST pre-register by September 2 to reserve Hood, The Three Pigs, Jack and the Beanstalk, and the Bremer your parking space. Limited spaces available. You may also Town Musicians as the would have been written had all char- bring a lawn chair. Again, limited spaces are available and you acters had AARP cards. There may also be a surprise (or two) MUST pre-register to reserve your spot. The band will be set up our sleeves. Come and join us to find out! up by the flagpole. Parking and chair spots will be desig- FREE POPCORN! nated in the EAST parking lot. Those with chairs should Rain date Saturday, October 17 for all shows. park in the west parking lot.

Rocky River Senior Center Hours 21014 Hilliard Blvd, Rocky River, OH 44116 Monday—Friday 8:30– 4:30 www.rrcity.com/seniors.html

Candice Miele, LISW-S 333-6664 Senior Transportation 333-6665 Are you a resident who needs transportation? Candice is happy to assist you with We are so excited to announce that we have life’s transitions, home health care, resumed transportation services. We have affordable housing, Social Security, made some changes to the program to help and Medicare to name a few. If you keep passengers and drivers as safe as would like to contact Social Services, possible. Registered riders may call Michelle at please call Candice at 440-333-6664. 440-333-6665 to schedule rides.

Candice Miele, LISW-S Panic Attacks! By Candice Milele, LISW-S Conversations with Candy A new group will be offered twice monthly beginning on Fri- day, September 18th from 1-2 pm. RRSC Social Services Co- ordinator Candice Miele (Candy) will facilitate the virtual group. Her specialty is Mental Health and Aging with a posi- tive focus.

The first session (Zoom only) will be introductory in nature. Participants may also use this session to suggest future topics. Expect to receive a warm welcome while you mingle online with neighbors whom you may or may not know. We will have a positive experience together, and hopefully everyone will learn something interesting! If you have ever suddenly experienced an intense sensation  Childhood Matters FREE that seems to overwhelm you for no apparent reason, it may Friday, October 2 Zoom or in person 1-2 pm be a panic attack. Those who suffer from panic disorders may Focus on the impact of childhood memories on personality. suddenly start sweating profusely and feel their heart pound-

 Who Do I Want to Be? FREE ing, with or without chest pain. One may feel weak, dizzy, and Friday, October 16 Zoom or in person 1-2 pm nauseated as well. To make matters worse, the episode is It’s not too late to set and accomplish new goals. usually accompanied by a sense of fear, paranoia or even a feeling of impending doom. Although having a panic attack is Please call 440-333-6660 to register for sessions or MyActive a traumatic experience, a lot of people immediately assume Center online. they are having a heart attack or stroke while the panic attack persists. Fortunately, the average duration of a panic attack is Medicare Counseling only about 10 to 15 minutes. It is rare to have an episode that lasts longer, but those who suffer from this disorder often Jim Langan, our Medicare counselor from the report they thought it would “never end.” Ohio Senior Health Information Program (OSHIIP) has cancelled his face to face counseling sessions in Panic attacks sometimes may occur even during sleep, which September. He is available through phone and email assis- can be triggered by an unpleasant dream, excess anxiety, or tance. Please contact our, social worker, at 440-333-6664 with certain medical conditions. Panic Disorder is less prevalent in your name, phone number and email (if you have one). She people over age 55. Often, seniors who are experiencing this will then arrange to have him contact you. Jim is happy to type of anxiety may insist their family, spouse, or caregivers share information about Open Enrollment which begins Octo- do not leave them alone. Dementia and depression often co- ber 15. Jim will be giving a Welcome to Medicare Presentation exist with panic attacks as well. on Thursday, September 24 @1pm in person and via ZOOM. If you think you may be suffering from panic attacks, speak to The presentation will provide information to help people un- your doctor, who will most likely refer you to a professional derstand how Medicare works, what benefits it provides, and counselor or psychiatrist for an appropriate diagnosis and what options are available for Medicare as well as information treatment. There is help for panic disorder, which may include about Open Enrollment which begins October 15. Please call a mild medication and a form of cognitive behavioral therapy. 440-333-6660 to register. Chamomile tea is commonly used to help alleviate anxiety, as is deep-breathing and mindfulness/meditation/prayer. Exer- Meals on Wheels 333-6298 cise is helpful; especially a yoga or walking program. Are you a resident of Rocky River or Lakewood who needs Please talk to your doctor first before using any of these meals? Call 333-6298 to schedule your home delivered meals for a reasonable fee. popular remedies.

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History & Philosophy Class Limit 9 Upcoming History & Philosophy Classes

 NATURE OF REALITY Zoom to in Person 7 Weeks  MAMIE AND IKE ZOOM or In Person 1 Session Thursday, September 10-October 22 New Time 1 pm Monday, October 5 1:15 pm $35 residents, $40 non-residents; pay by 9/8 $5 residents, $6 non-residents; pay by 10/1 Science, religion and philosophy have all tried to define reali- Two opposites attracted! Mamie, a pretty, spoiled, rich girl ty; none convincingly. Let’s move beyond the dualities (male/ and a handsome, dedicated soldier met and fell in love. She female, light/dark) and surface paradoxes (matter and energy, was sure that she could stand military life! Ike knew his mili- body and soul) to grasp beyond typical perception and the tary career duty. How did this pair forge a good marriage? true nature of reality and our place within it. Who did the cooking? Who won the fights? Let’s learn about Instructor: Ted Smith their struggles, successes and joys. You will be surprised! Instructor: Alice Wills  PETTICOAT POLITICS In Person 6 Weeks Tuesdays, September 22– October 26 10:30 or 11:45 am  HISTORY OF LONDON– PART 1 ZOOM or In Person 6 Weeks $30 residents, $35 non-residents; pay by 9/18 Tuesdays, October 6– November 10 1 pm For centuries, the role of women in Russian History was a lim- $30 residents, $35 non-residents; pay by 10/2 ited one as their society and church demanded that they re- London has been a major settlement for more than two mil- main behind the curtain: the terem. This regulated even the lennia. Delve into prehistory– the geology affecting develop- role of the wives of the Tsar himself. However, one woman ment and the original Stone Age inhabitants. Then follow the changed all of that. Sophia, half sister to Peter the Great. history– a major Roman center the changes made by the Sax- From the latter half of the 17th century to the end of the Em- ons, deprivations of the Vikings and why William the Conquer- pire, Russia saw four empresses and two regents. The last or was afraid of London. This first part will end with the hor- seven Romanovs would have wives that played a large rile in rors of the Great Plague. Instructor: Beryl Prusinoski. the history of their adopted country. We will examine the I’m a new instructor! Beryl Prusinoski received her Bachelor lives of these women, focusing on the last two, Marie and of Science degree in Mathematics from Case Western Reserve Alexandra Feodorovna. Instructor: Craig Schermer University and a Master of Science in Sta-  LIFE IN THE MIDDLE AGES ZOOM or In Person 6 Weeks tistics from Purdue University. Beryl Mondays, September 28-November 2 10 am worked in the chemical industry for more $30 Residents, $35 non-residents; pay by 9/25 than 40 years. Upon retirement, Beryl de- Castles, brave knights, fair ladies, tournaments and banquets. cided to take her extensive collection of Is this the Middle Ages? Or is it constant wars, church oppres- history books to form the basis for adult sion, diseases and death? The reality is neither extreme. Do learning classes. London is her particular you think you would have liked to lived back then? Come and interest, since that is where her parents explore life in The Middle Ages. Better hope you won’t need met during the war. to go to the dentist! Instructor: Bob Wills  WILLIAM MCKINLEY: CIVIL WAR HERO & PRESIDENT 1 Session Monday, November 2 ZOOM or In Person 1:15 pm  NEW ACTIVE LIVING WITH CHRONIC CONDITIONS $5 residents, $6 non-residents; pay by 10/29 Mondays, October 12– November 16 FREE Bill was small and yet he had big dreams. He rose to the occa- Introducing new self-study “Active Living” workshops proven sion while in the army and surprised his superiors. Life was to get results. Participate by phone, from the comfort of your often hard on the McKinelys, but Bill kept overcoming and home. Weekly conference calls with trained leaders and 3-4 impressed people. In his marriage and in his presidency, he fellow participants offer support, as you learn proven skills to was loyal and determined to serve well. What was his wife’s improve your health. Stay active and do more of what YOU hobby? What was their pet? Was McKinely to trusting? We want to do. You’ll find practical ways to deal with symptoms will be up close and personal with a fine Ohioan. Let’s wave and challenges, set your own weekly goals, make a step-by- the flag and be proud! Instructor: Alice Wills step plan to improve your health, make better eating and ex- ercise choices, understand new treatment options, and dis- cover better ways to talk to your doctor and family about your Walking Group health. You’ll receive a self-study tool kit: Living Healthy Life book, Relaxation CD, Exercise CD, Self-Test, and Tip Sheets to The walking group continues to meet to walk and socialize guide your progress. this summer. Walking is a CDC approved exercise and it is

great to be outdoors! Dates are subject to change based on enrollment. New work- shops are scheduled on an ongoing basis call 216-421-1350 The walking group meets at 9 am Mondays and Fridays in x 184 or email [email protected] front of the Senior Center.

Register now for fall workshops. In partnership with Fairhill Partners, Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging and Encore Are you ready to get walking? Join us! Cleveland.

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Eric Dull, B.F.A. via ZOOM * Paul Passano, B.F.A. Class Limit 9

 NATURE THROUGH WATERCOLOR ZOOM only 6 Weeks  WATERCOLOR PAINTING 6 Weeks Mondays, September 28– November 2 10 am-12 Mondays, September 28– Nov. 2 In Person Only 1-3 pm $45 residents, $50 non-residents; pay by 9/24 Zoom Evening-5-7 pm Enjoy exploring nature through watercolor with Eric as he $45 residents, $50 non-residents; pay by 9/24 guides you through painting scenes of birds, animals, Watercolor instruction for intermediate skill levels. Instructor Paul landscapes and flowers. This class is open to all levels with Passano is an artist and teacher with 30 years watercolor experience. demonstrations on the use of watercolors through live Students bring own reference material. Supply list available. demonstrations and individual instruction of a variety of techniques and how to apply them to paintings. More Felicia Zavarella Stadelman via ZOOM* advanced students will get a chance to brush up on their basic skills and expand them with more challenging subjects. Supply  THROUGH THE EYES OF THE ARTIST $5 per lecture list available. Wednesdays ZOOM 11 am– 12 pm “Through the Eyes of the Artist” is an artistic biography lecture series Ceramics with Danielle Dore in Person only created by Felicia Zavarella Stadelman. The series offers an exclusive view into the remarkable lives and times of our favorite artists. You’ll  SUMMER CERAMICS WORKSHOP 4 Weeks have the opportunity to learn about artists you may not know now, Tuesdays, September 8– September 29 10 am– 12 pm but will never forget. Each presentation is enhanced with music, $30 residents, $35 non-residents; pay by 9/4 print and images to help tell the artist’s story. Handouts include an If you are a beginner, try your hand at pottery in this outdoor overview of the artist and a notecard memento. ceramics workshop. This is a great chance to get a taste of working September 16– Suzanne Valadon transformed herself from with clay and see if this creative outlet is for you. If you have some an artist’s model into a successful artist observing and learn- experience, then join us to keep the artistic flow going. We will be ing their techniques before becoming a noted painter herself. doing 2-3 projects and glazing on the last day of class. Clay supplies Known as the “mistress of Montmartre”, living by the phrase included. This class will take place on the Senior Center’s back patio “Vive l’amour”, she created powerful and controversial figure until September 22 The last two classes will be held in the center. paintings. Her version of Adam and Eve was the first piece by Entrance to the west side of the building. Masks are required by state order and social distancing rules in place. Class limit 9 a female artist to show a nude man and woman together.

 BEGINNER CERAMICS 8 Weeks Tuesdays, Oct. 6– Dec. 1 (omit 11/24) 10 am-12 pm Judy Montgomery, Certified Zentangle® Teacher $40 residents, $45 non-residents, pay one week ahead  BEGINNING ZENTANGLE ART ZOOM only 6 Weeks Students of all levels are welcome to develop new skills or expand upon their knowledge with individual instruction. Students new to Mondays, Oct. 5– Nov. 16 (omit 11/9) 9:30 -11:30 am working with clay will develop hand-building skills such as pinch pot $42 residents, $47 non-residents; pay by 10/1 method, slab building and coiling through fun and interesting If you’ve ever doodled while on the phone, you will love projects. Students will continue to refine skills by creating new forms Zentangle®. You will be astounded by what you can create. and using surface design and glazing techniques. Clay and basic Anyone can be successful! Optional supplies available for a supplies included. Class limit 9. small fee, payable to the instructor.  INT./ADVANCED CERAMICS Tuesdays, Oct. 8– Dec. 3 (omit 11/26) 1-3 pm  MORE ZENTANGLE ® ART ZOOM only 6 Weeks $40 residents, $45 non-residents, pay one week ahead Wednesdays, Oct. 7– Nov. 8 (omit 11/11) 9:30 -11:30 am Experienced students will expand upon their knowledge of ceramics $42 residents, $47 non-residents; pay by 10/5 and will receive individualized instruction to create new projects. Zentangle® continues with new projects. Clay and basic supplies included. Class limit 9. Douglas Laubacher, Cartoonist & Art Educator

Clela Neale, Watercolor Artist  OF MICE & MEN: In Person and ZOOM 1 Session  EXPLORE WATERCOLOR ZOOM 1 Session Each THE LIFE OF WALT DISNEY Friday, September 4 10 am- 12 pm Tuesday, September 29 1-3 pm Friday, September 11 10 am- 12 pm $5 residents, $6 non-residents; pay by 9/25 Friday, September 18 10 am- 12 pm Learn how an 18 year old boy and his brother went on to cre- Friday, October 9 In Person 10 am– 12 pm ZOOM 1 pm ate some of the most beloved characters in cinema history. Friday, October 23 In Person 10 am– 12 pm ZOOM 1 pm Their company would grow into one of the largest media con- Friday, October 30 In Person 10 am– 12 pm ZOOM 1 pm glomerates of the 20th century. In this three part $11 residents, $12 non-residents; pay one week ahead lecture series, explore the life of Walt Disney, his Learn to paint watercolor by following a step-by-step movies, theme parks, private life and subsequent demonstration by watercolor artist Clela Neale. influence on our world today.

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RRSC will open September 21st. Fitness Classes via ZOOM/In-Person with Pat Andler, C.P.T. Classes will begin in person at the center that Monday. Class size will  FALLPROOF RETURNS 8 Weeks initially be limited to 9. We will Thursdays, September 3– October 22 9:45 am continue with a zoom option, $24 residents, $29 non-residents; pay by 9/1 when possible, for those who are A comprehensive balance and mobility training program. not able to participate in person. Activities are specifically designed to address the multiple dimensions that contribute to balance and mobility. Dance Classes with Leslie Jones in Person! Enjoy a 30-minute workout to increase strength and tone your body. Leslie’s classes will resume starting September 21st. Open  WEIGHTS WORKOUT for BUILDING BONE STRENGTH 8 Wks Line Dance, Get Fit and Country Line Dance will be running Tuesday, September 8-October 27 12 pm one month at a time. You must register in advance for these $24 residents, $29 non-residents; pay by 9/3 classes.  WEIGHTS WORKOUT for BUILDING BONE STRENGTH 8 Wks Monday Wednesday, September 9– October 28 3:20 pm  BEGINNER LINE DANCE from Scratch 8 Weeks $24 residents, $29 non-residents; pay by 9/4 September 21-November 16 (omit 11/2) 9 am  CHAIR EXERCISE (Especially beneficial for arthritis) 8 Wks $40 residents, $45 non-residents; pay by 9/17 Wednesday, September 9– October 28 1:30-2:30 pm For those with no previous line dance experience $34 residents, $39 non-residents; pay by 9/4

 OPEN LINE DANCE from Scratch A proper balance of exercise can relieve stiffness and maintain September 21, 28; $8 10 am or improve muscle strength and joint mobility. This program October 5, 12, 19, 26; $16 includes range of motion, flexibility, strength and endurance exercises and relaxation techniques.  TAP INTERMEDIATE II 8 Weeks September 21-November 16 (omit 11/2) 1:15 pm  SUN-STYLE TAI CHI 8 Weeks $40 residents, $45 non-residents; pay by 9/17 Wednesday, September 9– October 28 2:40-3:10 pm $24 residents, $29 non-residents; pay by 9/4  TAP BEGINNERS II 8 Weeks Learn the Tai Chi practice, Sun-Style. Increases joint mobility, September 21-November 16 (omit 11/2) 2:30 pm improves balance and coordination. A recommended exercise $40 residents, $45 non-residents; pay by 9/17 routine for arthritis. Due to its agile steps, it is easy to learn Tuesday and practice.  GET FIT September 22, 29; $8 10:15 am  STRETCHES FOR HIPS AND BACK 8 Weeks October 6, 13, 20, 27; $16 Thursdays, September 17– November 5 10:30-11:30 am $34 residents, $39 non-residents; pay by 9/15  COUNTRY WESTERN LINE DANCE When the hip and back muscles are tight, it affects your gait, September 22, 29; $8 1 pm posture, spinal stability and movement patterns often October 6, 13, 20, 27; $16 producing pain and restrictions in your hips, back, knees and Latin, Big Band, Country, Popular Music even your shoulders.  TAP ADVANCED 8 Weeks September 22– November 17 (omit 11/3) 2:15 pm $40 residents, $45 non-residents; pay by 9/18

 TAP INTERMEDIATE 1 8 Weeks September 22– November 17 (omit 11/3) 3:15 pm $40 residents, $45 non-residents; pay by 9/18 Running late to happy hour does not count as a workout! Wednesday  Theater Dance will be discontinued until social distancing rules are no longer in place. It will resume at such time that it is no longer recommended to stay 6 feet apart.

 CLOGGING II 8 Weeks Silver Sneakers Yoga with Josh Holder in Person September 23– November 25 (omit 11/4, 11/11) 2:15 pm Begins Friday September 25 $4 pay as you go $40 residents, $45 non-residents; pay by 9/21 9:45 am Each class is 50 minutes.  CLOGGING from Scratch 8 Weeks 10:45 am Class limit 9. September 23– November 18 (omit 11/4, 11/11) 3:15 pm 11:45 am Must register in advance. $40 residents, $45 non-residents; pay by 9/21 12:45 am Arrive no sooner that 5 min. prior to class.

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Literary FREE Drive - In Concert  MEET THE AUTHORS: FRAN GOLDEN & DAVID G. Evelyn Wright Quartet Via ZOOM MOLYNEAUX Thursday, September 3 1 pm People on the Move Meet the authors of Unique Eats and Eateries of Cleveland. A cultural melting pot of residents from all over the world, Cleveland is a city full of distinct dishes just waiting to be Friday, September 25 tasted. Learn the real reason why Cleveland gets credit for 11:30 am “Polish Boys”, how the Slymans from Lebanon make corned beef sandwiches good enough for a president, and how Sokolowskis built a cafeteria for construction workers that is A professional vocalist for over 30 years, Evelyn has been en- still filling bellies 3 generations later! Please use MyActive tertaining like no other in the styles of jazz, R&B and pop. She Center to register or call 440-333-6660 has opened for Mel Torme, Joan Rivers, Harry Belafonte, Bob James, Freddie Jackson and Regina Bell. She performs at the  BOOK CLUB in the Garden (Inside if rain) FREE Tri-C Jazzfest annually. A native of Cleveland and graduate of Friday, September 25 1:15 pm John F. Kennedy high school, she was voted Best Female Vo- Join retired librarian, John Lonsak, in a lively calist in 1985 in conjunction with WCPN. She won the 1993 discussion of Heartland by Sarah Smarsh. award for Most Promising Female Artist and Favorite Female Coming October 23 is Where the Crawdad’s Sing by R&B singer from Midwest Urban Music. Wright is renowned Delia Owens. for her expertise and warmth. Her recordings include a live performance with the Cleveland Jazz Orchestra at the Bop Stop. Wright has toured throughout the United States and Canada, performing in top hotels, nightclubs and concert Trivia Call 440-333-6660 to register halls. She also performed for First Lady Rosalyn Carter. For- mer Mayor Michael White officially recognized her for the en-  GARDEN TRIVIA $2 per player tertainment she has given to the City of Cleveland. Friday, September 11 1:30 pm

Grab your friends and come play a fun game of trivia on the Larry will make a pork tenderloin for lunch, Gail back garden patio. Complimentary popcorn. Please bring your will add carrots and red skin potatoes. Enjoy a own lawn chairs, social distance rules are in place. Advanced slice of homemade pumpkin cake registration required. Call Laurie Schaefer at 440-331-1114 with freshly whipped topping for with questions. dessert and a beverage for $10 or  VIRTUAL TRIVIA ZOOM $1 per player enjoy a Cindi’s homemade vegetar- Wednesday, September 2 6 pm ian lasagna for $8. Please indicate Wednesday, September 16 6 pm choice when registering.

Wednesday, September 23 6 pm Wednesday, September 30 6 pm Upon registration, you will receive a designated time to pull your vehicle into the east parking lot. Please be prompt and patient as parking lot attendants direct you to your space.

Face Mask Fundraiser Lawn chair spaces will be spaced 6 feet apart and designated Well friends, it looks like we with an “X”. You MUST pre-register by September 23 to re- serve your parking space. Limited spaces available. are going to be wearing facemasks for some time to come. Rocky River Seniors You may also bring a lawn chair. Again, limited spaces are Council, Inc. has purchased available and you MUST pre-register to reserve your spot. The Senior Center facemasks band will be set up by the flagpole. Parking and chair spots which they are selling for $10 will be designated in the EAST parking lot. Those with chairs each. While it’s true, you can should park in the west parking lot. pick up a facemask for free, what better way to show your support for our senior center by purchasing and wearing I was born with music inside me. It was a force a Rocky River Senior Center mask? These masks are durable, already within me when I arrived on the scene. It comfortable, washable and will be a great conversation starter. Proceeds to benefit Rocky River Senior Center. Get was a necessity for me like food or water. yours today! ~Ray Charles

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Mission SAVE THE DATES! The mission of Rocky River Senior Center is to positively impact our community by creating opportunities for healthy aging through social engagement, physical well-being, civic involvement and September 4 GeezeCats, Grillin’ N Chillin’ with Larry lifelong learning. September 12 Junk In The Trunk, rescheduled September 25 Evelyn Wright– The Jazz Singer Rocky River Senior Center October 14 Senior Theater Performance 21014 Hilliard Blvd., Rocky River, OH 44116 October 15 Senior Theater Performance Phone: 440-333-6660 October 16 Senior Theater Performance October 17 Rain Date Senior Theater Hours of Operation TBD Halloween Party Monday–Friday 8:30 am-4:30 pm

Senior Center Staff January 4 Deli Lunch Re-opens (tentative)

Deborah Huff, Director [email protected] Cindi Williams, Administrative Assistant [email protected] Laurie Schaefer, Program Coordinator [email protected] Candice Miele, Social Service [email protected] Michelle Soneson, Transportation/Gift Shop msoneson @rrcity.com It’s time to start collecting quilts for our upcoming Quilt Show Larry Goebelt, Facility Manager [email protected] on October 5-November 10. If you have a quilt(s) or quilted Gail Hine, Food Service [email protected] Jody Soneson, Kitchen item you’d like to have considered for entry in the show, you Bob Monroe, Custodial/Kitchen Dianne Hamm, Reception/Trip Escort [email protected] can either download an entry form from our website or con- Laura Breitenbach, Reception/Trip Escort [email protected] tact the front desk at 440-333-6660. If you have questions or would like to talk with the Quilt Show Co- Rocky River Seniors Council, Inc. ordinator, please call Shirley at 216-409- Fran Andrews Dottie O’Neill Joyce Flynn Wally Pattison, President 2732. The senior center will be open, and Jerry McCabe, Assist. Treasurer Eileen Seppelt visitors for the Quilt Show may make an Marilyn Mize Yvonne Tarase, Secretary Moe O’Malley, Vice President Mimi Verdone appointment to come view the quilts by

Jim Evans, Treasurer calling 440-333-6660. Facemasks required.

Silver Linings Café

When the Senior Center re-opens, we will have a new Café where you can enjoy coffee, muffins, and pastries. Equipped with computers and internet access for your convenience.

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