princetonsenior.org Newsletter December 2015
You’re invited… to
DECEMBER 1, 2015 Princeton Senior Resource Center’s
Annual Holiday Party We have a day for giving thanks. We have two for getting deals. Your gift on Giving Tuesday will help support PSRC's mission to be the Wednesday, December 9th Princeton area's go-to place for older adults and their families to find support, 1:00 - 3:30 p.m. guidance, educational programs and social services to help navigate life transitions and continue to be active, healthy, and engaged in the community.
On Tuesday, December 1, 2015 go to princetonsenior.org Come enjoy the fun, food, music, and merry-making! to make your gift to PSRC. Tickets are just $5.00 per person, and include THANK YOU! a fabulous meal from the chef at Acorn Glen, and music with the Princeton Boy Choir! Transportation will be available from A VERY SPECIAL Spruce Circle, Redding Circle, Holly House, Elm Court and Harriet Bryan House, for those who reserve by December 1. STUDENT ART Tickets are available at the Suzanne Patterson Building, EXHIBIT Spruce Circle and Elm Court. FOR THE HOLIDAYS! Please call 609. 924. 7108 to make a reservation.
Kindergarteners from the Riverside Elementary School in Princeton will honor their GrandPals with works of art on display at PSRC from NOTICE: December 1—18. For the next year, parking is available at Morven Stop in and have a look! ONLY on Monday and Tuesdays, and ONLY in the last three rows. We are trying to find additional parking and will keep you advised.
Thanks for helping us respect our neighbors!
princetonsenior.org DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE ~ GRATITUDE
t this time of thanks giv- PSRC could not be what it is without our fabu- ing, we want to express lous volunteers and partners. Evergreen Forum A how grateful we at PSRC classes and many of our groups are facilitated by are for YOU! You are the skilled volunteers. Others help in the office, com- reason we are here. You share puter lab and with events as well as on the board. your ideas, talents and support We had a fascinating array of special speakers this of each other. You are our par- year giving their time and expertise. You are often ticipants, instructors, volunteers, the source of new program ideas. Professionals partners, sponsors, and donors! from dozens of local businesses present at the Your friendship, support and participation are our Health Fair, Lunch and Learn programs and the an- raison d’etre. nual Fall Conference. Collaborations with more than 30 organizations have enabled us to expand We’d like to thank: programming into new spaces and investigate new Individual donors --Your support provided topics, or they’ve offered refreshments. For a list 14% of our operating budget in 2014-15. This goes of our community partners, please see page 10 or directly into supporting the programs and services visit our website: www.princetonsenior.org. you love.
Foundations provided 11% of our support. Each individual contribution may not seem like We received grants last year from Bloomberg, much, but look what we can do together! We have Nordson Corporation, Bristol Myers Squibb, PNC made PSRC a dynamic organization, the go-to place Foundation, Curtis W. McGraw Foundation, David where older adults and families find support, guid- Mathey Foundation, J. Seward Johnson, Sr. ance, educational and social programs to help navi- Charitable 1963 Trust, Otsuka America Pharmaceuti- gate life transitions and continue to be active, cal, Fred C. Rummell Foundation, AARP, Gordon & healthy and engaged in the community. Llura Gund Foundation, Horizon Foundation of NJ, Allergan Foundation, Janssen Pharmaceutical. Your support made possible: Sponsors and attendees at events provided 1300 people attending weekly programs 32% of the budget. We hope you enjoyed our 40th 60 older adults or families receiving weekly sup- Anniversary and Family & Community Galas, our port and assistance Fall Conferences, Brunch at Home and the June 50 Evergreen Forum lifelong learning classes BBQ. For a full list of sponsors, please see p.9 or go 20 computer classes to our website princetonsenior.org. 16 ongoing support and social groups Contracts with the Municipality of Princeton 110 GrandPals reading to young students and Princeton Housing Authority provide 20% of 20 HomeFriend volunteers helping home-based the budget as well as the buildings where we pro- older adults vide many of our programs. 30 educational programs on health, wellness Program revenue adds another 13% toward and other topics the cost of program materials, staff and instructors. Special speakers on a range of topics The rest (10%) is derived from an assortment New programs on healthcare decision making, of sources including McCaffrey’s (thanks to your re- brain health, retirement. ceipts), building rentals, and interest. Everywhere we turn people are helping others, Where it goes: making connections, learning new things, keeping 70% of the operating budget supports staff com- fit and having fun. pensation. PSRC is a non-profit multi-service or- ganization which provides services that require a We are so grateful for all that you give. high level of personal interaction. We provide our Thank you. own compensation and benefits to employees. The remainder supports instructors, infrastructure Susan W. Hoskins, LCSW (database, website, computers), supplies, bulletin Executive Director mailings, insurance, event expenses and other busi- ness costs. 2 princetonsenior.org DECEMBER PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS FIRST FRIDAY FILM Friday, December 4 at 1:00 p.m. GET YOUR HOLIDAY ON! “From Mao to Mozart” In 1979, Ukrainian- A DAY OF BEAUTY AT PSRC American violinist Isaac Stern made an unprecedent- Wednesday, December 16 at 10:30 a.m. ed tour of China, the first such tour by a Western musician in a country still reeling from the effects of HOLIDAY MAKEOVERS the Cultural Revolution. On hand to document the with Laura Guberer, a trained aesthetician historic event was filmmaker Murray Lerner, who with 20 years experience with leading gathered footage of Stern's encounters with both cosmetics and fragrance firms. traditional Chinese musicians and conservatory stu- LACE SILHOUETTES dents versed in Brahms and Mozart -- encounters Lingerie Fittings that, only a few years prior, would have been politi- The popular Palmer Square Boutique will help cally controversial. (1 hour 54 minutes) pull together the best holiday looks with
proper and discreet undergarment fittings and WINDOWS 10 CLASS recommendations. Monday, December 7 at 1:30 p.m. Learn how to download it, review new features ORIGINS® and see how it differs from Windows 7 and 8. also of Palmer Square, will be on site to give Instructor: Barbara Lundy. No fee; donations are mini-facials and describe skincare regimens always welcome. Please call to reserve a space: for different skin types
609.924.7108. GREAT LOOKS HAIR Complimentary on-the-spot styling by PSRC’S HOLIDAY PARTY professionals from Great Looks Hair, Wednesday, December 9, 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. Mercerville! Join us for fantastic food and friendship, NO FEE and for the music—the Princeton Boy Choir will bring their magic again this year! Some Light refreshments will be served; please transportation is available; for information, tickets call 609.924.7108 to make a reservation. and reservations please call 609.924.7108.
TRANSPORTATION “OLD MASTERS” EXHIBIT
PSRC’S Art with Hannah artists CROSSTOWN AT THOMAS SWEET IN SKILLMAN Door-to-door car service within Princeton for peo- December 1 - 31st ple over 65 who don’t drive. Call 609.252.2362 to sign up for the first time and 609.452.5144 to PENING ECEPTION FOR THE RTISTS O R A schedule a ride. $3 each way; free to UMCPP (the Thursday, December 10th, hospital). Call as early as possible to reserve your 4:00 TO 6:00 P.M. ride.
Works by Carol Barkann Ji Fang Cao, DAYTIME FREE- B BUS Roslyn Dayan, Gunilla Knutson, The Free-B bus runs a daytime 70-minute loop Carol Marsland, Judy Miller, around town, 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday Carla Olsen, Naomi Reich, through Saturday. Carol Schonfeld, and Joan Widner
will be on view the whole For a map of Princeton public transit lines, go to: month of December. http://www.princetonnj.gov/public- All are welcome! transportation.html
3 princetonsenior.org DECEMBER PROGRAMS TED TALKS LUNCH AND LEARN Tuesdays, 10:30 - 11:45 a.m. Friday, December 11 at 12 noon Drop in for a lively discussion! “IT COULD BE POISON” with Barbara Vaning, MHA, For the first 15 minutes we watch EMT Instructor and Coordinator of Princeton a TED Talk, then we discuss it. HealthCare System’s Community Education and Discussions are facilitated by Outreach Program. Helen Burton. No fee. Every year, between 2 and 4 million poisonings occur in the United States, according to the New This month’s topics: Jersey Poison Control Center. Unintentional poison- December 1 ~ Robin Morgan: 4 powerful poems ing can be caused by over-the-counter, prescribed or about Parkinson's and growing older illegally obtained pain medications and sedatives; (Recommended by Susan M. Friedman, PSRC) antidepressants and other medications prescribed for December 8 ~ Michael Green: How we can make various health conditions; drug and alcohol interac- the world a better place by 2030 tions; and even household cleaning products. December 15 ~ Siddhartha Mukherjee: Soon we'll Join us to learn more about: cure diseases with a cell, not a pill • Identifying poisons; December 29 ~ Margaret Heffernan: Dare to • How poisons can enter the body; disagree • Dos and don’ts of using medications and house- For more background, visit www.TED.com. hold cleaners; • What to do if you suspect poisoning. iPAD CLASSES
INTRO TO IPAD LUNCH AND LEARN Thursday, December 3, 10:00 a.m. to 12 noon Friday, December 18 at 12:00 noon Bring your iPad and learn how to use it! “PLANNING YOUR FUNERAL” with Laurie Powsner of Handouts will be provided for you to take with you. the Funeral Consumers Alliance (a not-for-profit, all Instructor: Barbara Essig. volunteer organization).
One of the best gifts a person can give his or her MORE ABOUT IPAD loved ones is to make funeral plans before they’re Thursday, December 10, 10:00 a.m. to 12 noon needed. When faced with planning a funeral, few Get really comfortable with your iPad! people do the research and comparison shopping Handouts will be provided for you to take with you. they would do for any other expensive purchase. Instructor: Barbara Essig. Entering a funeral home emotionally drained, with time urgency and insufficient knowledge of your Both classes are held in the Suzanne Patterson Build- options and rights leaves you vulnerable and less ing. There is no fee; donations are always welcome. able to make practical decisions. Please call to register: 609.924.7108. Don’t be scared! Talking about sex doesn't make you EVERGREEN DATES pregnant and talking about funerals won’t make you dead. Join us for this informative and fun presenta- December 17 - Course descriptions on the website tion. You’ll learn about your options, how to choose a funeral home, your legal rights and how to save December 22 - Spring brochure mailed money.
January 5 - Registration begins Our Lunch and Learn programs are always free. Bring a brown bag lunch; dessert and beverage February 1 - Lottery for over-subscribed courses will be provided. Please call to reserve a space. February 29 - Classes begin 609.924.7108.
Please call to register or reserve a space for any class, program and/or event offered at PSRC609.924.7108. We ask for pre-registration so we can plan room set-ups or contact you in the event a program is cancelled.
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MEN WOMEN TRANSITION IN RETIREMENT IN RETIREMENT TO RETIREMENT Friday, December 4 Friday, December 18 Friday, December 18 at 2:00 p.m. at 10:30 a.m. at 3:00 p.m.
Come and meet other men Meet interesting people, make This monthly group deals who are making or have made new friendships, enjoy conversa- with issues related to making the transition into retirement. tion, share experiences and join in the adjustment to retirement. For information call 924-7108. engaging activities that stimulate All are welcome. The group is Group is facilitated by Rob personal growth. Group meets on facilitated by Dr. John George, Hegstrom and Bruce Wallman. the third Friday of every month. Licensed Psychologist. No fee. No fee. Monument Hall Main No fee.
EXERCISE AND FITNESS CLASSES
SUZANNE PATTERSON BUILDING SUZANNE PATTERSON BUILDING
Early Bird Aerobics - Every weekday morning Drawing with Pencil: Mondays at 10:30 a.m. at 8:00 a.m. 40 minutes of cardio & toning. $72 residents, $96/non-residents per quarter. $55/month, or $5 daily drop-in rate. Word Play (poetry group): Mondays at 1:30 p.m. $5/quarter for copying costs. Aerobics: Monday, Wednesday, Friday Memoir Writing II: Mondays at 10:30 a.m. at 9:15 a.m. $47/session/residents; $93/non- $5.00 per quarter for copying costs residents. Register through Princeton Recreation Memoir Writing: Wednesdays at 3:30 p.m. Department: 609.921.9480. $5/quarter for copying costs
Yoga: Thursdays at 10:00 a.m. Painting with Christina: Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m. $72/residents, $96/non-residents per quarter. Painting with watercolor and acrylics. $72/residents, $96/non-residents per quarter. Table Tennis: Monday, Wednesday, Friday Art with Hannah: Thursdays at 1:00 p.m. $72/residents, $96/non-residents per quarter. at 10:30 a.m. Drop-in; no charge.
Cosmology: Thursdays at 9:45 a.m. SPRUCE CIRCLE $5/quarter. Peer-led science discussion group. Chair Exercise: Mondays at 11:30 a.m., Contact Bruce Wallman for info: Fridays at 12:00 noon. [email protected]. $48 per quarter.
GAMES SUZANNE PATTERSON BUILDING For the following bridge events please register with Bill Miller Social Bridge: Tuesdays, 908.872.7927 or 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. Free. [email protected] Mah Jongg: Tuesdays, Duplicate Bridge 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. Thursdays at 12:30 p.m. Drop-in. Free. Bridge Lessons Intermediate Bridge Lessons BYO cards & set. Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. Scrabble: Tuesdays at 12:00 Free. Please contact Bill to sign up.
5 princetonsenior.org DID YOU KNOW... ABOUT CREDIT SCORE OFFERS Have you received email offers for a free credit score? This could be a scam to get your personal infor- mation. A good alert is if you are asked for a credit card number.
You should be checking your credit history report annually by going to annualcreditreport.com. This would enable you to review any activity that could reveal fraud. To be thorough, check all three companies.
If you want to know your credit score because you want to ask for credit, go to your bank, credit card pro- vider, or a reliable website such as bankrate.com.
It is also a good practice to seek out your own information, rather than responding to an offer coming to you unsolicited. When you search for a site, make sure when you find it that the URL (address at the top) is the address you are seeking. For example, make sure it says pncbank.com rather than joescreditsservice.lie when you land on the site!
COMPUTER GURU ~ Don Benjamin
WINDOWS 10 Several PSRC computer lab visitors have asked us about Windows 10. “Should I upgrade?” “Should I wait until the “bugs” are worked out?” “Will it change how my computer works?” The short answers are “yes,” “no,” and “somewhat, but mostly for the better.” A bit of background: A few years ago, Microsoft developed Windows 8 and 8.1 to work on tablets with touch screens and computers with traditional mouse pointers. The result was a new “start screen” with large icons for tablets and the traditional desktop screen for computers. The Start button’s traditional functionality was replaced by a list of system commands and settings. However, many users found themselves on the wrong screen. Windows 10 solved this by returning the Start button to its previous function, and by being aware if you’re using a tablet or traditional computer, thus taming its frustrating “dual” personality.
SHOULD I UPGRADE? Yes. If you use Windows 7, you’ll find Windows 10 similar. Even though the Start button menu looks differ- ent, it’s not difficult to navigate. Besides, if you keep your most-used program icons on the task bar at the bot- tom of the screen (which I do), you seldom need to refer to the Start menu. If you use Windows 8 or 8.1, Windows 10 will provide welcome relief by staying on the traditional desk- top where you want to be. More good news: Windows 10 updates occur automatically when your computer isn’t being used so you won’t be interrupted while you’re doing your work. Nice.
SHOULD I WAIT UNTIL THEY WORK OUT THE “BUGS”
No. Microsoft (as well as Apple) now sends preliminary (“beta”) versions of their software to millions of volunteers many months before its released to the general public. Windows 10 has proven to be very reliable.
WILL IT CHANGE HOW MY COMPUTER WORKS?
Your programs, like Microsoft Office, will work as they always have. Some of the Windows operating sys- tem settings menus are different (though the control panel is still available). Windows 10 also uses a new browser called “Edge” that many folks (including me) don’t care for. But Internet Explorer is still available (it’s still an industry standard). On the other hand, finding files—or just about anything on the Internet—is a cinch with the Windows 10 new search tab on the bottom of the screen. Or you can ask Cortana (Microsoft’s an- swer to Apple’s Siri) to find stuff for you.
PSRC CLASS ON WINDOWS 10
We’ve upgraded two PC’s in the PSRC computer lab to Windows 10, and will be glad to help you do the same on your laptop. And, we’re holding a Windows 10 class on December 7th . Call 609.924.7108 to sign up.
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GROUPS PARTNERS IN CARING
LETS TALK ENGLISH PSRC is your go-to place to find resources for all Mondays at Spruce Circle at 1:00 p.m. and kinds of information. If you need help finding a Fridays at Redding Circle at 9:30 a.m. service, reviewing options, or making a plan, our
care coordinators can help you. Whether it’s a LET’S TALK single question we can answer in a phone call, or Wednesdays at 2:45 p.m. ongoing support, we will partner with you and Spruce Circle your family to help you find what you need to Please call 609.252.2362 to register meet the goals you set. for Let’s Talk groups
Information and Referrals WIDOW SUPPORT Counseling and Consultations Thursday, December 3 and Thursday, December 17 Benefit Application Assistance at 11:30 a.m. (First and third Thursdays of each Caregiver Resources and Support month.) Please call 609.252.2362 to register for Support & Wellness Groups Widow’s Group. Princeton Public Library Transitions – support with the inevitable
transitions throughout the life span MEN IN RETIREMENT Volunteer Visitors Friday, December 4 at 2:00 p.m. (First Friday of each month.) Monument Hall Please feel free to call for more information:
609.924.7108 or 609.252.2362. CAREGIVERS Monday, December 14 at 1:30 p.m. (Usually second Monday of each month.) QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE Corner House 19
TO AREA RESOURCES CHILDREN OF AGING PARENTS Access Princeton: 609.924.4141 Wednesday, December 9 at 4:30 p.m. (Second Arts Council of Princeton: 609.924.8777 Wednesday of each month.) Community Without Walls: 609.921.2050 Suzanne Patterson Building Cornerstone Community Kitchen: 609.924.2613
BEREAVEMENT Crisis Ministry: 609.921.2135 Monday, December 21 at 1:00 p.m. (Third Mon- Funeral Consumers Alliance: 609.924.3320 day of each month.) Call Sherri Goldstein Mercer County Legal Services: 609.695.6249 609.497.4900 to attend. Corner House ~ 19 Mercer County Nutrition Program: 609.921.1104
Mercer County Office on Aging: 609.989.6661 GRANDPARENTING or 877.222.3737 Tuesday, December 15 at 1:00 p.m. (Third Tuesday NJ Consumer Affairs: 973.504.6200 of each month.) Suzanne Patterson Building NJ Health & Senior Services: 800.792.8820
One Table Café: 609.924.2277 WOMEN IN RETIREMENT Friday, December 18 at 10:30 a.m. (Third Friday PAAD: 800.792.9745 of each month) Princeton Human Services: 609.688.2055 Suzanne Patterson Building Princeton Police (non-emergency): 609.921.2100
Princeton Public Library: 609.924.9529
TRANSITION TO RETIREMENT Reassurance Contact: 609.883.2880 Friday, December 18 at 3:00 p.m. (Third Friday Ride Provide: 609.452.5144 of each month.) Suzanne Patterson Building Senior Care Ministry: 609.921.8888
Senior Citizen Club: 609.921.0973 KNIT WITS Social Security: 800.772.1213 Fridays at 1:00 p.m. Drop-in for knitting and conversation. Spruce Circle State Health Insurance Program: 609.924.2098 Sustainable Princeton: 609.454.4757 There are no fees associated with any of these groups.
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We are very pleased to welcome & A NEW COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP!
HOLIDAY POPS! Saturday, December 19th at 4:00 p.m.
The spirit of the season comes alive with the & beautiful tradition of our holiday concert with the Princeton High School Choir, musicians from the Trenton Music School, and a joyous carol sing along! Purchase your tickets early because this special concert sells out every year! Get a $5.00 discount by calling the PSO office at 609.497.0020 and mentioning Princeton Senior Resource Center. Princeton Garden Theatre Information can be found Films and Simulcasts at the Garden Theatre at princetonsymphony.org. Princeton Garden Theatre
Mention "Princeton Senior Resource Center" to receive the Member Discount. ($6 Admission to Main Films or reduced admission to Special Events) &
UPCOMING SPECIAL EVENTS: SPECIAL $50 OFFER!* Celebrate McCarter’s critically-acclaimed produc- IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE tion of A Christmas Carol before we welcome a Thursday, December 10 at 7:30 p.m. reimagined version in 2016. Now’s the time— National Theatre Live: don’t miss this chance to embrace the magic of JANE EYRE the holiday season and bring your family to Sunday, December 13 at 12:30 p.m. join Ebenezer Scrooge on his transformative journey as he discovers the true meaning FAMILY EVENTS SERIES of Christmas. Mention PSRC when you Take the Grandkids! Discount applies! call 609.258.9652 to relive the magic! Every Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. Also, there are three plays left in the Call 269.279.1999 with questions DRIVEN TO EXCELLENCE SERIES or, for tickets and more information visit August Wilson’s THE PIANO LESSON PrincetonGardenTheatre.org Wednesday, February 3, 2016 Agatha Christie’s THE MOUSETRAP Thursday, March 24, 2016 Sharyn Rothstein’s ALL THE DAYS Wednesday, May 25, 2016
Call 609.258.2787 for tickets and information. *restrictions may apply
8 princetonsenior.org THANK YOU! ANNUAL SPONSORS Main Street Catering EVENT AND PROGRAM SPONSORS Acorn Glen Marcia and Caesar Primus Always Best Care Senior Services Atrium at Princeton Marriott Princeton at Forrestal AmRamp Bear Creek Assisted Living Marvin Cheiten Andrew and Carol Golden Fund/PACF Buckingham Place Adult Day Care & Mary Furey and Paul Gerard Archer Law Home Massage Envy of Montgomery Atrium at Princeton LIFE St. Francis McCaffrey’s Food Markets AW Martin Construction Memory Care Living McCarter Theater Bank of America Charitable Foundation Oasis Senior Advisors Melanie Clarke Black Rock Financial Management, Inc. Progression Physical Therapy Mercer County Park Commission Bloomberg Metro North Grill Borden Perlman Salisbury & Kelly IN-KIND DONATIONS Marylou and Michael Kenny Brandywine Senior Living Anna Lustenberg Michael's Family Restaurant & Diner Callaway Henderson Sotheby's Arlene and Henry Opatut Mistral Restaurant Capital Health System AW Martin, Inc. Monday Morning Flowers Cyndi Shattuck Archiving Bagel Barn Nancy and Norman Klath Community Without Walls, Inc. BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Nassau Inn Copperwood Benefit Cosmetics North End Bistro Costanza Builders Inc. Benihana Olives Caterers CWW, House V Bradley Bartolino One 53 Dave Saltzman Insurance Brandywine Senior Living Pia de Jong Drinker Biddle & Reath Cafe Vienna Paul Steinhardt Edward Jones Associates Carter & Cavero Peony Pavilion EKS Associates CG Gallery, LTD Philadelphia Flyers Ellen and Albert Stark Foundation Fund/PACF Chauncey Conference Center Philadelphia Museum of Art Friends of John Cimino for Freeholder Chez Alice PJ's Pancake House Fulton Bank of New Jersey Christina Stadelmeier Princeton Airport Goodwill Industries Conte's Princeton Care Center Gordon and Llura Fund Dahlia Florals Princeton Jazz Nights Greenwood House David and Claire Jacobus Princeton Nails Haldeman Lexus Donald Benjamin Princeton Symphony Orchestra Hamilton Jewelers Dunkin Donuts Princeton Tour Company Health Trends Enzo's La Piccola Cucina Pro Bono Partnership Hill Wallack Garden State Discovery Museum Rachel Holland Hilton Realty Co. Gelavino Gelato Rago Arts & Auction Center Home Heart Beats Gennaro's Robinson’s Homewatch Care Givers George Street Theater Rosedale Mills Independent Domain George's Roasters Ruth and Richard Besser Investors Bank Golden Blossom Honey Sallie Meade Jefferson Bath and Kitchen Greenwood House Salon 54 Jewish Family & Children Services Gretalia Hospitality Group Salt Creek Grille Julius Gross Grounds for Sculpture Shari Powell Knox Grove Financial Halo Farm Springdale Country Club Lear & Pannepacker Hamilton Jewelers Sun National Bank Center Lenox, Socey, Formidoni, Giordano, Cooley, Hamilton Grille Teresa Azario Momo Lang & Casey Hand & Stone Massage & Facial Spa The Daily Show with Trevor Noah LIFE St. Francis Harriet Pakula-Teweles The Home Depot Maida Mackler Heidi Joseph and Dave Saltzman The Keswick Theater Mason, Griffin & Pierson Helen Burton The Nassau Club McCaffrey's Market Institute for Advanced Study The Peacock Inn McNeely, McGuigan & Esmi James Floyd The Ridge at Back Brook Mercadien Consulting Jimmy Duffy Catering The Spice Shop Mercedes-Benz of Princeton Joan and Robert Levitt The Whitney Museum Merwick Care and Rehabilitation Center Joel Tenenbaum Thomas Sweet Chocolate Morris Hall Meadows Judith Adler Tiger's Tale Bar & Grill Morven Karen's Kreations Times of Trenton Nesting Egg Home Care Katherine and Kevin McLaughlin Tina and Anthony LaPlaca New England Financial Katherine Klotzberger Trader Joe's New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Kitchen Kapers Tre Piani Organize and Maintain Kramer Photography Two Divas and a Party Payam Hanina, D.M.D. Landon Jones Viburnum Pidgeon & Pidgeon, P.C. Lauren Davis Victoria Chu Moy PNC Bank Leonardo's Il Restaurant Victoria Leyton Princeton Care Center Lindt Wawa Community Care Princeton Dentistry
Lucy's Kitchen and Market Winberie's Restaurant & Bar Princeton Design Guild
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THANK YOU! ~ continued Princeton Eye Group Jill Schwartz-Chevlin, MD Whence the $ comes: Princeton Fitness & Wellness Center Secure at Home Princeton Global Asset Management Silver Century Foundation Events 32% Princeton HealthCare Systems Sourland Cycles Government 20% Princeton Home Care Services Stark & Stark Individual 14% Princeton Marriott at Forrestal State Assemblyman Jack Citarelli Program 13% Princeton Portfolio Strategies Group Fdn. & Corp. 11% Stifel Nicolaus Princeton Public Library Other 10% Princeton Radiology Szaferman, Leikind, Blumstein & Blader Princeton Symphony Orchestra Team Toyota Princeton Theological Seminary The Bank of Princeton Private Wealth Management Group The Financial Planning Answerplace Professional Paperwork Services The Jewish Center Robert Hillier The Yedlin Group Robert Wood Johnson University Hospi- Van Dyck Law tal W. Bryce Thompson Foundation Sally Steinberg, Attorney Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Saul Ewing
LOOKING AHEAD COMMUNITY PARTNERS New Book Discussion Group: TAMING YOUR INNER GREMLIN by Rick Carson Acorn Glen Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. beginning January 6 Bear Creek Assisted Living Facilitated by Helen Burton. Bloomberg Buckingham Place JANUARY OPERA FESTIVAL Clare Bridge Hamilton Every Wednesday in January at 12:30 p.m. D&R Greenway Look for a program list in the next edition Greater Mercer Ride Provide of the PSRC Newsletter. McCarter Theater Mercer County Nutrition Program SPECIAL PROGRAM Morven Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. Princeton Adult School STRATEGIES FOR YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE Princeton Community Housing A Panel Discussion led by Princeton Friends of Opera Jane Gore, MBA, Insight Financial Services Princeton HealthCare Systems
LUNCH and LEARN Princeton Health Department Friday, January 15 Princeton Housing Authority “HAPPILY AT HOME: WHAT DOES AGING IN PLACE LOOK Princeton Municipality LIKE?” WITH ANN KING-MUSZA OF AKIN CARE SERVICES Princeton Public Library Princeton Public Schools LUNCH AND LEARN Princeton Recreation Department Friday, February 12 Princeton Rotary “IT’S OK TO DIE” FILM FOLLOWED BY A DISCUSSION. Princeton University SPECIAL SPEAKER SERIES Princeton University Concerts WHYY’s DR. DAN GOTTLIEB Rutgers School of Social Work TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23 AT 1:00 P.M. RWJ Wellness Center (Snow Date Friday, February 26) Stark & Stark “CULTIVATING COMPASSION FOR Stony Brook Garden Club OUR AGING FAMILY MEMBERS AND OUR AGING SELVES” Stony Brook School Dr. Dan, as is he is known to WHYY listeners Ying Hua International School throughout the region, is the popular and insightful host of “Voices in the Family.”
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45 Stockton Street Princeton, New Jersey 08540
PSRC will be CLOSED for floor resealing TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22 through FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25
JOIN US FOR Suzanne Patterson Building A SPECIAL PROGRAM 45 Stockton Street Princeton, NJ 08540 Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. (behind Monument Hall) STRATEGIES FOR YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE Phone: 609.924.7108 Fax: 609.497.1977 A PANEL DISCUSSION LED BY Spruce Circle Office 179 Spruce Circle JANE GORE, MBA, INSIGHT FINANCIAL SERVICES Jane (off Harrison St.) has been in the financial services industry for 25 years. She has Phone: 609.252.2362 focused her career on providing solutions to all aspects Fax: 609.924.9305 of her clients' financial lives including asset allocation, [email protected] www.princetonsenior.org retirement planning and college planning.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES TOPICS AND PANELISTS: Bradley Bartolino Norman R. Klath Donald Benjamin Jay Kuris BANKING: LUCIA STEGAU, PNC Bank Richard Bianchetti Robert Levitt PLANNING: ELEANOR “ELLY” SZYMANSKI, CFP Hendricks S. Davis Stephanie Lewis ANNUITIES: JAY LA MALFA, Insight Financial Rebecca Esmi Anna Lustenberg TRUSTS: FIONA VAN DYCK, Van Dyck Law Paul Gerard Dave Saltzman INSURANCE: DAVE SALTZMAN, DAVE Saltzman Insurance Jane Gore Nakia Smith Kate Hall Albert Stark Look for more details and registration information Audrey Hallowell Margaret Van Dagens in the December PSRC Newsletter and on our website:
Allen Jacobi Fiona Van Dyck princetonsenior.org Edith Jeffrey Kevin Wilkes Suzanne Patterson Building Michael Kenny This program is co-sponsored by the Princeton Public Library
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