Geauga SENIOR NEWS AUGUST 2010
JOIN US FOR SENIOR HOSPITALITY DAY AT THE GREAT GEAUGA COUNTY FAIR
Remember to visit our hospitality area at the Great Geauga County Fair on Senior Day, Friday, September 3rd. We will be at our usual “spot” outside Merchants Hall #2 which is located on Midway 1. Cookies and coffee will be served as usual.
Entertainment will take place throughout the day, and the 2009 Senior Awards will be presented at 12:30 by the Midway stage. Don’t be surprised if you see folks you haven’t seen for awhile. You may renew a friendship and rekindle memories.
Free transit will be provided by the Geauga County Department on Aging. Reservations for transit must be made by August 18th. Call 285-2222 Ext. 2130.
Remember, seniors 65+ enter the fairgrounds FREE of charge on Friday, September 3rd, Senior Day.
Please complete the following form if you need transportation to the fair.
Geauga Dept on Aging 12555 Ravenwood Drive, Chardon, Ohio 44024 NAME______Name______Phone______PHONE ______ADDRESS______Address______City______CITY ______, Zip______ZIP______
Transportation is Available. Will you require transit from home Yes No Are you registered this year? Y N If yes, which center?______Board of County Commissioners, Geauga County, Ohio Tracy A. Jemison Mary E. Samide William S. Young Department On Aging Administrative Staff Sally Bell – Director Kathy Petrella – Assistant Director Chris Anspach – Fiscal Officer Bill Phillips – Public Information Officer & Volunteer Coordinator Karen Stone - Administrative Secretary Joey Tomsick - Senior Centers Supervisor
Deadline for news and information items is the 8th of the month prior to publication. Please let us know when you move or change your address from a post office box to a house number. The post office charges the Dept. On Aging for every newsletter that is returned. The Geauga Senior News is the official publication of the Geauga County Dept. on Aging, 12555 Ravenwood Drive, Chardon, Ohio 44024. Published monthly, it has a circulation of approximately 6000 Senior households throughout Geauga County. PRINTING If you are not receiving this newsletter, and you are past 60 years of age, call 285-2222; 834-1856; 564-7131- Ext. 2130 • COLOR PRINTING • BROCHURES• IMAGE EDITING Editor ...... Bill• PhillipsFORMS AND INVOICES• GRAPHIC DESIGN • BUSINESS CARDSPrinting • PC & MACprovided COMPATIBLE by: EditorCo-Editor ...... Bill Phillips Nancy Battenfield • B&W & COLOR COPIES Co-Editor/TypistTypist ...... Nancy Battenfield Nancy Battenfield www.kmiprinting.com Proofreaders ...... Nancy Battenfield & Marjorie Tinge E mail: [email protected] Proofreaders ...... Nancy Battenfield & Marjorie Tinge 440-285-0774 Addressing and Mailing Supervisior ...... Emile Esmonde FX:www.kmiprinting.com440-285-8487 Addressing and Mailing Supervisor ...... Emilie Esmonde112 Parker Court, Chardon, OH 44024
The Senior Board of Trustees Presents SUMMER DANCE
AUGUST 27, 7:00-10:00 P.M. MULTI-PURPOSE SENIOR CENTER, 12555 RAVENWOOD DR., CHARDON The Brian Door Band Hosts: Janet Resnick – Nancy Battenfield Refreshments & Door Prizes, ALL for the same price, $6.00 PPllaattiinnuumm PPaattrroonn Barbara Strauss, In Memory of Morton Strauss Michael Roth, In Memory of Marie Roth Jane Sobonya Andrew Bushman Emma Kallage Betty Scholz, In Memory of Werner Scholz Betty Boroush Rug Hook Class, In Memory of Rose Lombardo Rita Nichols, In Memory of Jack W. Nichols Margaret Clause Jimmy Beauchamp, In Memory of Nancy Beauchamp Evelyn and Vince Lisi Donald Mitchell, In Memory of Edith Kelly Loretta Mae Holmes Nancy Speck Roger Emmons Don and Peg Schutt, In Memory of Milton and Adaline Clifford Charles Kralik, In Memory of Lenore Kralik Don and Peg Schutt, In Memory of Frank and Hattie Schutt Diane Lombardo and Susan Hunter, In Memory of Rose Lombardo Marguerite Jereb, In Memory of Helen and Joseph Melda and Ivana and Joseph Jereb To become a Platinum Patron $100/year, Gold Patron $55/year, Silver Patron $35/year. Please make checks payable to the Geauga County Department on Aging. 2 WHAWHAT'ST’S NEW NEW IN INTHIS THIS ISSUE? ISSUE? The May 2010 newsletter was brought to you by: SENIOR DAY AT THE FAIR ...... 1 SENIOR DANCE ...... 2 SENIOR DANCE ...... 2 BROOKS HOUSE LEARNING FOR A LIFETIME ...... 4,5 CHAIR VOLLEYBALL ...... 4 ASSISTED LIVING WWMO VIEII VETERANS MADNESS ...... 6.4 COMMUNITY WADINETER A AEROBICSROUND GEAUGA ...... 7.4 “LARGE ENOUGH TO AS BIGENIOR THANK CELEBRATION YOU ...... 7.4 PEACH JAMBOREE ...... 5 MATTER, SMALL ENOUGH CHAGRIN CALENDAR ...... 8-9 TO CARE” POLKA FEST ...... 5 WEST GEAUGA CALENDAR ...... 10-11 DINE AROUND GEAUGA ...... 6 18144 Claridon Troy Road Burton/ Troy Township FGABEAUGA FOUR MPSC ...... 12-14...... 6 Phone#: 440-834-0260 The Novemberwww.brookshouse-assistedliving.com 2009 newsletter was brought to you by: SCHOOLLILAC LUNCHEON SUPPLY DRIVE...... 14. .7 inquire about day, respite and permanent care ______VATHOMPSON HEALTH BENEFITSSENIOR CENTER ...... 15. .7 The November 2009 newsletter was brought to you by: CHAGRIN CALENDAR ...... 8-9 MIDDLEFIELD SENIOR CENTER ...... 16-17 WEST GEAUGA CALENDAR ...... 10-11 SENIOR PLANNING CALENDAR ...... 18 GEAUGA MPSC ...... 12-13 SUPPORT GROUPS ...... 19 MPSC HAPPENINGS ...... 14 THOMPSONSENIOR DAY SENIOR@ THE M CENTERAPLE FESTIVAL ...... 19. . .15 MIDDLEFIELDCLUBS...... SENIOR CENTER . . . . .16-17 20
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Please join us in bidding Barbara Turell farewell and best wishes as she retires from the Department on P R Aging.I N T IBarbara N G will welcome her friends on 112 PARKERAugust COURT. 23, 24 and 25 from 9:00 until 2:30 CHARDON, OHIO 44024 PH (440) 285-0774 •atFAX the (440) Multi-Purpose285-8487 Senior Center. 8:00 AM-5:00If PMyou Monday-Friday should have any questions feel free www.kmiprinting.comto call the center at (440) 279-2130. [email protected] 3 World War II Veterans... Thank You to all 350 who turned out for the Geauga Department on Aging Volunteer WANT TO SHARE IN A ONCE Appreciation and Senior Health Fair Event in June! IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE? Special appreciation to all of the Participants & Sponsors: Honor Flight Cleveland is looking for a few good University Hospitals, Geauga County Sheriff’s men and women from World War II to go to Office, Geauga County Master Gardeners, Washington DC to see their Memorial at NO Cost Bainbridge Township Fire Department, Chardon to the World War II veteran. Fire & Rescue, Cleveland Sight Center, Brooks For an application contact Jan at (440) 639-9368 House, Kemper House, Home Instead Senior Care, or for further information go to Hospice of the Western Reserve, The Hills, www.HonorFlightCleveland.com Chardon Healthcare Center, Independence Village of Aurora, UH Extended Care Campus, Hamlet Water Aerobics Classes Village, Vista Hearing. with Pat Davis will begin in September. This Congratulations to all year we plan to offer back-to-back classes at the Prize Winners: Punderson. Classes will be held on Tuesday HD Television: Skip Ference; Raintree Certificates: mornings at 10:30am and 11:30am. A 6- Barb Reise, Trudy Templeton; Souvenir Mug: Helen Koritansky; Bob Evans Certificate: Marcia Sutcliffe; week session will cost $30.00. Class sizes Floral Arrangement: Olga Weinert; AH will be limited. Please call Becky for the Christianson Certificate: Dinah MacRaild; exact starting date. Prepaid registrations are Souvenir Mug: Janet Daunch; Crisis Cards: Ben required to hold your place in the class. Shumen; Fruit Baskets: Doreen Sedlak, Annette Checks, made payable to Pat Davis, should Victor; Gas Card: Diane Fonticella; Gift Card: Joan be mailed to the MPSC, Attn: Water Kvoriak Aerobics, 12555 Ravenwood Dr., Chardon. Michael Prots Chair Volleyball League
OLLEYBALL T CHAIR V OURNAM 2010 ENT Friday, August 20, 2010 10 AM – 2 PM Any senior centers, senior communities or seniors friends with a team made up of players who are 60 years of age and older are welcome to play. Teams can be from Geauga or other counties!
Last year over 10 teams registered for the event, with the Middlefield Chair Volleyball team winning the Gold Medal!
The Tournament will be held at the Chagrin Falls Senior Center, located 7060 Woodland Avenue, in Bainbridge. Hamlet Village Provides lunch free for all registered players. To register your team for the annual tournament, call the Middlefield Senior Center Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, or Friday at (440) 632-0611. 4 “1st Annual” PEACH JAMBOREE
Chagrin Falls Senior Ctr, Thurs, August 26, 2010 Entertainment, Food, Games & Fun… Door Prizes too! You’re sure to have a “PEACH OF A TIME”. We’re Located at 7060 Woodland Avenue 10:00AM – 1:30 PM
Return the form below with your check for $10 per person ($20 Non-Registered Seniors) to: Geauga Department on Aging, ATTN: Joey 12555 Ravenwood Drive Chardon, OH 44024 Transportation is available but additional costs may be incurred.
PEACH JAMBOREE - August 26, 2010 I am enclosing my check for $______($10 per person) as reservation for the PEACH JAMBOREE.
NAME:______Today’s Date:______
ADDRESS:______CITY/ZIP:______
Phone:______I Need Geauga Transit from Home: [ ] YES [ ] NO
SAVE THE DATE Halloween Polka Fest! Wednesday, October 27th: Family Life Center in Bainbridge
Polka Fest is Back – with a twist! We’re combining it with our Annual HALLOWEEN PARTY! So dress up in your favorite costume to enter our contest! Enjoy food, music, dancing and games! Polka Music for dancing & listening by Geauga’s Bob Kravos Band 10:30AM – 1:30 PM
Cost: Only $10 per Registered Senior Halloween Polka Fest. Complete the following and mail it, along with your check made payable to “GEAUGA DEPT. ON AGING”, 12555 Ravenwood Drive, Chardon OH 44024.
I have Enclosed a check in the amount of $______Phone:______
NAME(s)______Today‘s Date: ______
Address:______
City/Zip:______Do You Require Transit From Home? [ ] YES [ ] NO
Are You Registered this Year? ______Which Senior Center? ______
5 Wednesday Evening Meals
Every other Wednesday night, Geauga Seniors have the opportunity to try out restaurants in Geauga County, hosted by your Senior Center Site Coordinators. The cost of the meals is only $10 plus tip!
Wednesday, August 4: Cleats In Chesterland
Contact: Contact: Barbara Turell at (440) 279-2137
Wednesday, August 18: Vinny’s Italian Restaurant in Middlefield Contact: Joey Tomsick at (440) 247-8510
Checks will be made directly to the restaurants, and payment must accompany your reservation. Make reservations directly to the above contact personnel no later than one week prior to the restaurant date.
B FOUR FA Monday, September 13, 2010 THE Bus Trip, Lunch & Show! Join your friends from the Geauga Senior Centers on this afternoon bus trip to the American Croatian Lodge. We’ll enjoy all transportation, a delicious lunch and a musical show featuring the original FOUR COINS FOUR LADS The Drifters with Ronnie Love
Depart 11:00 AM from Multi-Purpose Senior Center Return: @4:30 PM 12555 Ravenwood Drive Chardon, Ohio
Please return the Reservation Coupon below as soon as possible! We are limited to only 50 seniors. Please make your check payable to: Geauga Dept. on Aging, ATTN: Joey, 12555 Ravenwood Drive, Chardon, Ohio 44024
NOTE: For those not driving to meet the bus, Geauga Transit is only available in the morning to bring you to the Multi Purpose Senior Center. You will have to make your own arrangements to get home after the trip. THE FAB FOUR – LUNCH SHOW $59 for Registered Seniors Enclosed is my check for $______as payment for ($74 for non-registered seniors) “The FAB FOUR” Lunch / Show on Mon. Sept. 13, 2010. Name(s)______Includes All This: ______x Roundtrip Motorcoach from the Multi- Address:______Purpose Senior Center City/Zip______x Admission to the American Croatian Phone:______[ ] I will drive to the Multi Purpose Senior Center Lodge in Eastlake for Lunch & Show [ ] I will take Transit for the morning drive to the center and x 2 hour Performance by the “FAB FOUR”: I understand that Transit is not available for the return trip including the Four Coins, Four Lads, and home. I must make my own arrangements to get home from the Sounds of the Drifters the Multi-Purpose Senior Center. x Completely Escorted by Geauga Senior [ ] I am registered at the ______Snr. Ctr. 6 Geauga County Department on Aging 2010 School Supplies Drive August 1 – 13.
The Geauga County Department on Aging is sponsoring a school supply drive from August 1st thru August 13th. Please join us in collecting new school supplies for the Geauga Count y kids!
You can donate during business hours at any of the Geauga County Senior Centers: Chardon (12555 Ravenwood Drive); Chagrin Falls (7060 Woodland Avenue); West Geauga (11414 Caves Road); Middlefield (15820 Ridgewood); Thompson (8091 Plank Road)
Here are some ideas of what we are collecting: Backpacks, Glue sticks, Crayola crayons, Crayola water color paints, White glue bottles, #2 pencils, Wide ruled spiral notebooks, Pink erasers, Wide ruled loose-leaf paper, Pocket folders, 12” ruler (inches and metric). Zip-loc bags, Index cards etc.
Do you ride Transit to your Favorite Senior Center???
We want to see your smiling faces at our Senior Centers. Here are some reminders that may help to ensure your transportation goes as smoothly as possible:
- Be sure to sign up at the senior center by the Monday of the week before you will be attending.
- Be sure to call transit the evening before your scheduled day to find out what time they will be picking you up. Transit may be at your house 15 minutes before or after that scheduled time.
- Please be ready. Transit will only wait 5 minutes for you. If you are not ready, they will leave without you.
- Special Event Days - be sure to call the evening before as times may vary greatly on these days!
Daniel Clark John and Gertrude Beclay Mildred Bodlak, In Memory of Husband Louis Bodlak Geauga Senior Traveling Entertainers Vera Riha Everett and Vivian Wilt Patricia Fagan Helen Havlina, In Memory of Joe Havlina Joyce Miller GOLD PATRON James Borcicky, In Memory of Eileen P. Borcicky Melvin Cruthers Barbara Goff, In Memory of Karl G. Goff Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fisco Janice Beck, In Memory of Charlie Beck Dale and Anne Slater, In Memory of Donovan Robinson Maria Gademar Steve and Linda Horvath, In Memory of Roger Smoor Slovenian Club Jeanne Wenzel, In Memory of Eddie Wenzel, my Husband Virginia and Dale Harsh Eleanor Werman, In Memory of Walter Werman Gilberta Town, In Memory of Wilton K. Town Fred and Georgia Dreyer Alice and Eugene Malliski To become a Platinum Patron $100/year, Gold Patron $55/year, Silver Patron $35/year. Please make checks payable to the Geauga County Department on Aging. 7 CHAGRIN FALLS PARK SENIOR CENTER Bainbridge: 7060 Woodland Avenue. Call (440) 247-8510 to Register MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 23TAI CHI 4 8:00 Morning Coffee & Pastries 8:00 Morning Coffee & Pastries 8:00 Morning Coffee & Pastries 9:00 Walkers Club / Puzzle Work 9:00 Walkers Club / Puzzle Work 9:00 Walkers Club / Puzzle Work 9:30 Pinochle 9:00 Current Affairs Discussion 9:30 Pinochle 10:00 Chair Exercise with Kathy 10:00 Rummikubb 10:30 Line-Dancing 11:00 Bunco Roundtable 11:00 Tai Chi with Sandy! 11:00 YOGA for Seniors 11:00 Corn Hole Try out this Relaxing Exercise! Yoga every Wednesday Pls Call! 12:00 Lunch: Pasta & Meatballs 12:00 Lunch: Chicken Salad 12:00 Lunch: BBQ Pork 12:30 Wii Bowling 12:30 Dominoes 12:30 Wii Bowling 12:45 Dominoes 12:30 Wii Bowling 12:45 Dominoes 9 10 11 YOGA at 11AM 8:00 Morning Coffee & Pastries 8:00 Morning Coffee & Pastries 8:00 Morning Coffee & Pastries 9:00 Current Affairs Discussion 9:00 Current Affairs Discussion 9:00 Current Affairs Discussion 9:00 Walkers Club / Puzzle Work 9:00 Walkers Club / Puzzle Work 9:30 Pinochle 9:30 Pinochle 10:00 Rummikubb 10:30 Line-Dancing 10:00 Chair Exercise with Kathy 11:00 Tai Chi with Sandy! 11:00 YOGA for Seniors 11:00 Corn Hole 12:00 Lunch: Ham Slice Yoga every Wednesday Pls Call! 12:00 Lunch: BBQ Beef 12:30 Dominoes 12:00 Lunch: Sliced Turkey 12:30 Wii Bowling 12:30 Wii Bowling 12:30 Wii Bowling 12:45 Dominoes 12:45 Dominoes 16 17 MANICURES/PEDICURES 18 DINE AROUND TONIGHT 8:00 Morning Coffee & Pastries 8:00 Morning Coffee & Pastries 8:00 Morning Coffee & Pastries 9:00 Walkers Club / Puzzle Work 9:00 Walkers Club / Puzzle Work 9:00 Puzzle Work 9:30 Pinochle 9:00 Manicures & Pedicures 9:30 Pinochle 10:00 Chair Exercise with Kathy (By appointment only) 10:30 Line-Dancing 11:00 Corn Hole 11:00 Tai Chi with Sandy! 11:00 YOGA - Please Call Us! 12:00 Lunch: Chicken Fingers 11:00 Chagrin Derby 12:00 Lunch: Steak Burger 12:30 Wii Bowling 12:00 Lunch: Stuffed Peppers 12:30 Wii Bowling 12:45 Dominoes 12:30 Dominoes Dine Around Geauga Tonight 12:30 Wii Bowling At Vinny's in Middlefield 23 24 AUGUST PICNIC 25 8:00 Morning Coffee & Pastries 8:00 Morning Coffee & Pastries 8:00 Morning Coffee & Pastries 9:00 Walkers Club / Puzzle Work 9:00 Walkers Club / Puzzle Work 9:00 Puzzle Work 9:30 Pinochle 10:00 Rummikubb 9:30 Pinochle 10:00 Chair Exercise with Kathy 11:00 Tai Chi with Sandy! 10:30 Line-Dancing 11:00 Corn Hole 12:00 Picnic Lunch! RSVP $5 11:00 YOGA - Please Call Us! 12:00 Lunch: Beef Stew Hamburgers & Hot Dogs 12:00 Lunch: Meatball Sandwich 12:30 Wii Bowling 12:30 Corn Hole 12:30 Wii Bowling 12:45 Dominoes 12:30 Wii Bowling 12:45 Dominoes
30 31 9:00 Walkers Club / Puzzle Work 8:00 Morning Coffee & Pastries 9:30 Pinochle 9:00 Current Affairs Discussion 10:00 Chair Exercise with Kathy 9:00 Walkers Club / Puzzle Work 11:00 Corn Hole 10:00 Rummikubb 11:00 Word Pictures 11:00 Tai Chi with Sandy! 12:00 Lunch: Vegetable Lasagna New Session Starts Next Week 12:30 Wii Bowling 12:00 Lunch: Italian Sausage Sand. 12:45 Dominoes 12:30 Dominoes 12:30 Wii Bowling 8 AUGUST, 2010 AAUGUSTUGUST 20102010 CHAIR VOLLEYBALL THURSDAY FRIDAY 5 6 TOURNAMENT 8:00 Morning Coffee & Pastries 8:00 Morning Coffee & Pastries Cheer on your favorite Senior 9:00 Puzzle work! 9:00 Walkers Club Center Team at the 2010 9:00 Walkers Club 9:00 Puzzle Work Michael Prots Chair Volleyball 25 Laps around our air-conditioned 9:00 FRIDAY MORNING BRIDGE Tournament. The event takes Gym is 1 mile! Join us everyday Building our Bridge Group - place on Friday, August 20th at 10:00 Chair Exercise with Kathy Please Join us today! 11:00 Sewing/Quilting 11:00 Chair Volleyball the Chagrin Falls Gym. 12:00 Lunch: Cincinnati Chili 12:00 Lunch: Fish Squares ------12:30 Wii Bowling 12:30 Wii Bowling 12 13 BREAKFAST YOGA CLASS for 8:00 Morning Coffee & Pastries 9:00 SENIOR'S BREAKFAST 9:00 Current Affairs Discussion SIGN UP: Call 247-8510 SENIORS 9:00 Walkers Club/Puzzle work Cost of Breakfast is just $3 per 11:00 on Wednesdays 10:00 Chair Exercise with Kathy Registered Senior. Pls Call Ahead! Start your day with this 11:00 Sewing/Quilting 9:00 FRIDAY MORNING BRIDGE 12:00 Lunch: SW Meatloaf 11:00 Chair Volleyball refreshing class! 12:30 Wii Bowling Cheer Us On In the Gym! ------12:45 Dominoes 12:00 Lunch: Johnny Marzetti 12:30 BINGO After Lunch SENIORS BREAKFAST: 19 KAYAKING 20 PROTS TOURNAMENT Try Canoe / Kayaking with Friday August 13 Joey - limited to 10 seniors SPECIAL EVENT TODAY Please Sign Up for 9:00 Current Affairs Discussion Michael Prots Chair our August Breakfast / Bingo 10:00 Chair Exercise with Kathy ------10:00 Blood Pressure Checks Volleyball Tournament by Home Instead, Solon FRIDAY BRIDGE 11:00 Sewing/Quilting Teams Welcome 12:00 Lunch: Grilled Chicken Call 440/632-0611 9am - 12N Fridays 12:30 Dominoes and Bunco ------26 PEACH JAMBOREE 27 8:00 Morning Coffee & Pastries RETURNING IN 1st ANNUAL 9:00 Walkers Club Chagrin Falls Seniors 9:00 FRIDAY MORNING BRIDGE SEPTEMBER: PEACH 11:00 Chair Volleyball 12:00 Lunch: Macaroni & Cheese Movin' to the Beat! JAMBOREE 12:30 Dominoes Exercise Class with Lori starts 12:30 Wii Bowling Complete Res. form in this Wed. Sept. 8 issue of newsletter. DANCE at CHARDON MPSC TONIGHT! 7PM Ceramics Begins September 13 NOTE: Next FRIDAY, SEPT. 3rd Senior Day at the Geauga County Fair
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9 WEST GEAUGA SENIOR CENTER 11414WEST Caves Road, GEAUGA Chesterland, GeaugaSENIOR County. Call CENTER (440) 729-2782 to Register Located In Chesterland - Geauga County. Call (440) 729-2782 to Register MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 2 MASSAGES 343 4 CHESTER CHIEF/ POLICE Massage Therapist here on Mondays call for 9:00 Floor Exercise 10:00 Arthritis Exercise Class an appointment! 10:00 Strength & Weight Training 11:00 Chief of Police 9:00 Walking Group 10:00 Pinochle 11:45 Lunch 10:00 Strength & Weight Class 11:00 Brain Teezers 12:00 Lunch time Laughs 11:00 Line Dancing 11:45 Lunch 12:30 Kings In the Corner 11:45 Lunch 12:15 Bridge 12:30 Watercolor Class 12:30 Word Search & Puzzle No Yoga the month of August 12:30 Reminisce 1:00 Oil Painting Classes will resume Sept 1 9 LINE DANCING CLASS10 BLOOOD PRESSURE 11 5MONTHS WITH JFK Computer Classes 9:00 Floor Exercise 10:00 Arthritis Exercise Class Call Shelby 440-669-9601 10:00 Strength & Weight Training 11:00 John Miser will be here 9:00 Walking Group 10:00 Pinochle sharing his experience as 10:00 Strength & Weight Class 11:00 Blood Pressure Screening a co- pilot with John 11:00 Line Dancing 11:00 Brain Teezers F Kennedy- stories/artifact 11:00 Pay It Forward 11:45 Lunch 11:45 Lunch 11:45 Lunch 12:15 Bridge 12:30 Watercolor Class 12:30 Word Search & Puzzle No Yoga the month of August 1:00 Kings In the Corner 1:00 Oil Painting Classes will resume Sept 1 16 COSTCO TOUR 17 EAT PRAY LOVE MOVIE 18 GEAUGA PARKS Massage Therapist 9:00 Floor Exercise here on Mondays call for 10:00 Strength & Weight Training 10:00 Arthritis Exercise Class an appointment! 10:00 Pinochle 11:00 Astronomy Program 9:00 Walking Group 11:00 Girls afternoon out to the provided by Geauga Parks 10:00 Strength & Weight Class movies and lunch at Olive 11:45 Lunch 11:00 Line Dancing Garden 12:00 Aug Birthday Celebration 11:45 Lunch 11:45 Lunch 12:30 Watercolor Class 12:30 Word Search & Puzzle 12:15 Bridge 1:00 Kings In the Corner 1:00 Oil Painting No Yoga the month of August 23 LINE DANCING 24 25 CRAFT CLASS Computer Classes Call Shelby 440-669-9601 9:00 Floor Exercise 10:00 Arthritis Exercise Class 9:00 Walking Group 10:00 Strength & Weight Training 11:00 Craft class with Teddi 10:00 Strength & Weight Class 10:00 Pinochle YOYO Flower Bouquet 11:00 Line Dancing 11:00 Brain Teezers 11:45 Lunch 11:45 Lunch 11:45 Lunch 12:15 Reminisce 12:30 Word Search & Puzzle 12:15 Bridge 12:30 Watercolor Class 1:00 Oil Painting No Yoga the month of August 1:00 Kings In the Corner Classes will resume Sept 1 30 LINE DANCING 31 Computer Classes 9:00 Floor Exercise Call Shelby 440-669-9601 10:00 Strength & Weight Training 9:00 Walking Group 10:00 Pinochle 10:00 Strength & Weight Class 11:00 Brain Teezers 11:00 Line Dancing 11:45 Lunch 11:45 Lunch 12:15 Bridge 12:30 Word Search & Puzzle No Yoga the month of August 1:00 Oil Painting Classes will resume Sept 7 10 AuAAUGUSTgUGUSTust 201020102010
THURSDAY FRIDAY 5 6 BLOOD PRESSURE 9:00 Walking Group West 9:00 Floor Exercise 10:00 Arthritis Exercise 10:00 Strength & Weight Training 11:00 Blood Pressure Screening 10:00 Pinochle 11:00 Bingo Geauga 11:00 Games 11:45 Lunch 11:45 Lunch 12:30 Mental Aerobics Upcoming 12:00 Lunch time Laughs 12:30 Kings In the Corner 12:30 Mental Aerobics 12:30 Sing a long Events 12 13 WEILS TOUR & LUNCH 9:00 Walking Group 9:00 Floor Exercise 10:00 Arthritis Exercise Class 5 Months with JFK 10:00 Strength & Weight Training 11:00 Widows & Widowers 5A Monthsug 11 with JFK 10:00 Pinochle going to visit the 11:00 Games Weils for lunch & tour Aug 11 11:45 Lunch 11:45 Lunch Costco 11:50 Bookmobile 12:30 Mental Aerobics Costco 12:30 Mental Aerobics 12:30 Kings In the Corner Shopping & lunch Shopping & Lunch Aug 16 19 DODD CAMERA 20 CHAIR VOLLEY BALL Aug 16 9:00 Floor Exercise CVB Tournament at CFP 10:00 Strength & Weight Training Eat Pray Love 10:00 Pinochle 9:00 Walking Group Eat Pray and Love 11:00 Flower Show 10:00 Arthritis Exercise MovieMovie & & Lunchlunch 11:45 Lunch 11:00 Baggo Aug 17 1:00 Digital Photography Class 11:45 Lunch Aug 17 by Dodd Camera 12:30 Mental Aerobics 11:50 Bookmobile 12:30 Kings In the Corner FlowerFlower Show Show 12:30 Mental Aerobics 1:00 Wii Bowling Open to the public 26 ATTORNEY 27 FARM MARKET DAY Open to public 9:00 Walking Group Aug 19 9:00 Floor Exercise 10:00 Arthritis Exercise Class 11:00Aug 19- -2:00 10:00 Strength & Weight Training 10:00 We will be going to a few 11:00-2:00 10:00 Pinochle farm markets & lunch Dodd Camera Class 11:00 Games 11:45 Lunch 11:45 Lunch 12:30 Mental Aerobics AugDodd 19 Camera 11:50 Bookmobile 12:30 Kings In the Corner Class 12:30 Mental Aerobics 1:00 Wii Bowling UHHS Wonder Aug 19 Series AUGUST IS NATIONAL “The Latest in FRIENDSHIP MONTH SENIOR DAY AT THE Diabetes”UHHS Wonder BRING A FRIEND TO THE GREAT GEAUGA FLOWER SHOW & STAY FOR COUNTY FAIR SeptSeries 29 A SPECIAL SNACK SHOP "The Latest in LUNCH FOR $5.00 ALL SENIOR CENTERS CALL FOR RESERVATIONS WILL BE CLOSED Dibt " SHOW IS FREE 11 Multi-Purpose Senior Center - August 2010 MULTI-PURPOSE12555 Ravenwood Dr.SENIOR • Chardon CENTE• Geauga CountyR Call (440) 279-2130 to Register 12555 Ravenwood Dr., Chardon MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 23SEWING PROJECT 4 SLOVENIAN CLUB 9:30 Rollercoaster's 9:30 Knitting and Crocheting 10:00 SLOVENIANS - pavilion 9:30 Pinochle 10:00 Group Conversation 10:00 Crafty Creations 10:00 Rug Hooking 10:00 GCHS Sewing Project! 10:00 Movie and popcorn 10:30 Quilting Group 11:00 Exercise with Edna 10:00 Woodcarving/ Tai Chi 11:00 Bingo 12:45 Wii Bowling! 10:00 Culinary Cooking Class 11:00 Strength Training 1:00 Dulcimer Group 11:00 Strength Training 1:00 Line Dancing 1:00 Geauga Walkers (off site) 12:30 Chair Volleyball 1:00 Ceramics 1:00 Mah Jongg 1:30 Conversational Spanish 9 LOW VISION SUPPORT 10 DULCIMER PROGRAM 11 BOOK CLUB & KARAOKE 9:30 Rollercoaster's 9:30 Punch Embroidery -on break 10:00 Crafty Creations 9:30 Pinochle 9:30 Knitting and Crocheting 10:00 Movie and popcorn 10:00 Rug Hooking 10:00 Group Conversation 10:00 Woodcarving 10:00 Low Vision Support Group 11:00 Exercise with Edna 10:00 Tai Chi 10:00 Arthritis Foundation Exercise 12:45 Geauga's SweetStrings! 10:00 BOOK CLUB 10:30 Quilting Group 1:00 Geauga Walkers (off site) 11:00 Strength Training 11:00 Bingo 12:45 Let's Try Karaoke! 11:00 Strength Training 1:00 Mah Jongg 1:00 Line Dancing / Ceramics 1:30 Conversational Spanish 16 GRIEF SUPPORT 17 18 POLISH GROUP 9:30 Rollercoaster's Diet & Health 9:30 Knitting and Crocheting 10:00 Crafty Creations 9:30 Pinochle 10:00 Group Conversation 10:00 Movie and popcorn 10:00 Rug Hooking 11:00 Exercise with Edna 10:00 Woodcarving 10:00 Arthritis Foundation Exercise 12:45 Wii Bowling! 10:00 Tai Chi 10:30 Quilting Group 1:00 Dulcimer Group 11:00 Strength Training 11:00 Bingo 1:00 Geauga Walkers (off site) 1:00 POLISH GROUP 11:00 Strength Training 1:00 Mah Jongg 12:30 GRIEF SUPPORT 1:30 Conversational Spanish 1:00 Line Dancing 1:00 Ceramics 23 JEWELRY MAKING 24 GEAUGA PARKS 25 ORDER OUT - EAT IN 9:30 Rollercoaster's Diet & Health 9:30 Punch Embroidery -on break 10:00 Crafty Creations 9:30 Pinochle 9:30 Knitting and Crocheting 10:00 Movie and popcorn 10:00 Rug Hooking 10:00 Group Conversation 10:00 Woodcarving 10:00 Arthritis Foundation Exercise 11:00 Exercise with Edna 10:00 Tai Chi 10:30 Quilting Group 12:45 "Cosmic Constellations" 11:00 Strength Training 11:00 Strength Training/ Bingo 1:00 Dulcimer Group 12:00 Order Out - Eat In 12:30 Jewelry Making! 1:00 Geauga Walkers (off site) 1:00 Mah Jongg 1:00 Line Dancing 1:30 Conversational Spanish 1:00 Ceramics 30 31 1 9:30 Rollercoaster's Diet & Health 9:30 Punch Embroidery -on break 10:00 Crafty Creations 9:30 Pinochle 9:30 Knitting and Crocheting 10:00 Movie and popcorn 10:00 Rug Hooking 10:00 Group Conversation 10:00 Woodcarving 10:00 Arthritis Foundation Exercise 11:00 Exercise with Edna 10:00 Tai Chi 10:30 Quilting Group 12:45 Wii Bowling! 11:00 Strength Training 11:00 Bingo 1:00 Dulcimer Group 1:00 Mah Jongg 11:00 Strength Training 1:00 Geauga Walkers (off site) 1:30 Conversational Spanish 1:00 Line Dancing 1:00 Ceramics 12 Multi-Purpose Senior Center - August 2010 12555 RavenwoodAUGUST, Dr. • Chardon 2010 • Geauga County Call (440) 279-2130 to Register SCHEDULED THURSDAY FRIDAY 5 CZECH GROUP 6 BLOOD DRIVE APPOINTMENTS 9:00 Blood Pressure Checks 9:30 Stained Glass (Call ext. 2130 for these) 9:00 Advanced Harmonica 9:30 Knit & Crochet BEAUTICIAN 9:30 Knitting and Crocheting 10:30 Mental Aerobics 10:30 Choral Group 10:30 Yoga in the Pavilion NAIL TECHNICIAN 11:00 Arthritis Foundation Exercise 11:00 Arthritis Foundation Exercise 12:00 Duplicate Bridge 12:30 Table Tennis Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 1:00 CZECH GROUP 12:40 BOOKMOBILE 1:00 Woodcarving - on break 1:00 Bridge 1:00 Water Media in the Pavilion 12 MIND GAMES 13 JEWELRY & BINGO 9:00 Blood Pressure Checks 9:30 Stained Glass (Call ext. 2131 or 2137 for these) 9:00 Advanced Harmonica 9:30 Knit & Crochet PODIATRIST 9:30 Knitting and Crocheting 10:00 Jewelry Making! 10:30 Choral Group 10:30 Mental Aerobics Dr. Ritz - Thurs., Aug. 26 11:00 Arthritis Foundation Exercise 10:30 Yoga in the Pavilion 12:00 Duplicate Bridge 11:00 Arthritis Foundation Exercise THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE 12:30 Mind Games 12:30 Bingo w/Anna Maria 1:00 Woodcarving - on break 12:40 BOOKMOBILE AND REIKI 1:00 Water Media in the Pavilion 1:00 Bridge 19 MONTHLY BREAKFAST 20 VOLLEYBALL @ CHAGRIN Barbara Tisi - Thursdays 8:30 Monthly Breakfast 9:30 Stained Glass 9:00 Blood Pressure Check 9:30 Knit & Crochet Sherrie D'Anne - Fridays 9:00 Advanced Harmonicas 10:30 Mental Aerobics 10:30 Choral Group 10:30 Yoga in the Pavilion 11:00 Arthritis Foundation Exercise 11:00 Arthritis Foundation Exercise REFLEXOLOGIST 12:00 Duplicate Bridge 12:40 BOOKMOBILE 12:45 Senior Harps perform! 1:00 Bridge Debbie Craven 1:00 Woodcarving - on break 1:00 Water Media in the Pavilion Fridays - Aug. 6 & 20
26 DINNER THEATER 27 SING ALONG WITH BOB Rates for Geauga County seniors 9:00 Blood Pressure Checks 9:30 Stained Glass (aged 60 and over.) 9:00 Advanced Harmonica 9:30 Knit & Crochet $12/ 15 min., $22/ 30 min. 10:30 Choral Group 10:30 Mental Aerobics $40.00/ 1 hour 11:00 Arthritis Foundation Exercise 10:30 Yoga in the Pavilion 12:00 Duplicate Bridge 11:00 Arthritis Foundation Exercise Rates for all other clients 1:00 Woodcarving - on break 12:30 Sing along with Bob $20/ 15 min., $30/ 30 min., 1:00 Water Media in the Pavilion 12:40 BOOKMOBILE $55.00/ 1 hour 4:00 Dinner & Theater Outing 1:00 Bridge (for massage, reiki & reflexology) 23GEAUGA COUNTY FAIR 9:00 Blood Pressure Checks 9:00 Advanced Harmonica SENIOR DAY AT THE 9:30 Knitting and Crocheting 10:30 Choral Group GEAUGA COUNTY 11:00 Arthritis Foundation Exercise 12:00 Duplicate Bridge FAIR 1:00 Woodcarving - on break 1:00 Water Media in the Pavilion All Sites are Closed Today.
13 Geauga Multi Purpose Center Monday thru Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm 12555 Ravenwood Dr., Chardon 44024 - 440-285-2222 - 564-7131 - 834-1856 - Ext 2130 Lunch & Transportation reservations must be made by the Thursday prior to your visit Barbara Turell - Site Coordinator, Becky Samardge, Assistant These programs are made possible by a Title III Older Americans Act Grant through the Western Reserve Area on Aging, the Geauga Board of Commissioners and the Geauga Senior Services Levy.
THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES! After serving as the MPSC site coordinator for nearly 14 years, Barbara Turell is retiring. Barbara’s warm smile and compassion for others will truly be missed. Please express your good wishes and share special memories by dropping a line, giving her a call or stopping by the center. Barbara’s last day here will be Wednesday, August 25.
TIME FOR REFLECTION – Our beautiful CRAFTY CREATIONS –Every Wednesday patio beckons you to spend some quiet time morning at 10:00 you’ll have the opportunity alone to reflect and refresh. What a to let your creative juices flow. All supplies wonderful way to start your day! will be provided. No special talent or experience is required.
Geauga’s SweetStrings - Tues, Aug. 10 at 12:45pm. Our dulcimer group will perform a KARAOKE, ANYONE? On Wed., Aug.11 at variety of songs. What other surprises 12:45pm, we’ll sing some familiar songs as might be in store for us? Come and find out! the words appear on the television screen. Whether you choose to go it alone or sing MIND GAMES WITH HOME INSTEAD with a group of friends, you’re sure to have a Thurs., Aug. 12 at 12:30 pm. You’ll give lot of fun! your mind a real workout as you race to be the first to answer the trivia questions. JEWELRY-MAKING CLASSES will be held on Fri., Aug. 13 from 10:00am – 11:3011:30amam B-I-N-G-O! – Everyone will love playing and Mon., Aug. 23 from 12:30pm – 2:00pm. BINGO with Anna Maria In-Home Care on During your first class, Merry Knuckles will Fri., Aug. 13 at 12:30pm. Make plans to teach you how to make earrings and stretch have lunch with us and stay for the fun. bracelets using a variety of natural stones, Lunch reservations are due by Mon., Aug. 2. glass beads, pearls and other materials. No experience is needed. The cost of a project ($5.00 or less) will be determined by the SENIOR HARPS – Thurs., Aug. 19 at supplies you use. Classes will be held twice 12:30pm We’ll enjoy the sounds of each month. (Come when you can.) Please harmonica music as the talented Senior call Becky to reserve a space in this class. Harps perform for us.
A naturalist from the Geauga Park District ORDER OUT, EAT IN – Wed., Aug. 25 will present a fascinating program, “Cosmic As an alternative to the day’s congregate 15Constellations” on Tues., Aug. 24 at lunch, we’ll order food from Vinny’s Pizza in 12:45pm. Please plan to join us for lunch and Middlefield. Please see Becky for menu stay for the program. Lunch reservations choices. Prepaid orders must be received must be made by Mon., Aug. 16. by Monday, Aug. 23.
14 Thompson Senior Center - August 2010 THOMPSON8091 SENIOR Plank Rd., CENTERThompson - AUGUSTGeauga County. 2010 Call (440) 298-3822 to Register Located In Thompson- Geauga County. Call (440)298-3822 to Register THURSDAY Join us for our Monthly Breakfast - Aug 19th at 9:00a.m. 5 N'nal Underwear Day Thursday, Aug 3rd Traditional breakfast - eggs, meat, sausage gravy and more! 9:15 Pinochle Group(play til lunch) Following breakfast stay for the program: 9:45 Word Yahtzee 5 Months with JFK - presented by John Miser. 10:45 Arthritis Exercise Class John was co pilot for JFK's campaign plane and 11:45 Lunch - Cincinnati Chili will offer stories as well as artifacts. 11:45 Site Mtg/Birthday Recognition RSVP by Aug 9th. 12:00 The History of Underwear Free BP checks by Chardon Healthcare. a fun look into this fashion WELCOME GEAUGA COUNTY SENIOR ADVISORY BOARD! The advisory board will have their August meeting at 12 Join the card class the ThompsonREQU Senior Center beginning at 1p.m. 9:15 Pinochle Group(play til lunch) We encourage you to stop by and meet your advisory board and 9:45 Card Making Class see how you can take an active role in the decisions made Cards for upcoming shop affecting Geauga County seniors. 10:45 Arthritis Exercise Class 11:45 Lunch - Southwest Meatloaf 12:15 Reminisce Circle….. THOMPSON'S CARD MAKING CLASS/EVENTS My trip to the county fair Aug 12th - Stamp til' U Cramp Day Card kits and stamping supplies will be available 19 Breakfast - $3/person kits can be purchased for .50/kit 9:15 Pinochle Group(play til lunch) Aug 19th - New card shop opens 9:15 Breakfast - farmer's style Thompson Senior Center will host a monthly card shop on the JFK speaker 3rd Thursday of every month. 9:45 BP check - Chardon H.C. Proceeds will go to the Thompson Senior Center. 10:00 Rummikub Aug.July 22nd26th - We will start our fall season cards 10:45 Arthritis Exercise Class 11:45 Lunch - Grilled Chicken SAVE THE DATE - 1:00 Shop the new card shop! Sept. 23rd Pat Catan's outing 1:00 Welcome Senior Board Bus transportation available to Pat Catan's monthly mtg held here today Stock up on all your supplies for the holiday season Lunch at Perkin's Restaurant 26 Speaker today 9:15 Pinochle Group(play til lunch) 9:45 Card Making Class DON'T MISS THIS EVENT IN SEPTEMBER : start our fall season cards Western Day! , Thursday, September 16th at 10a.m. 10:30 Geauga Health District Enjoy a Western style lunch, entertainment, horses and more! Portion Distortion $10/person - RSVP and money must be in 11:45 Lunch - Stuffed Cabbage by Sept 2nd 12:15 National Dog Day make a fun treat!
EVERYERY THURSDAY WE OFFER : CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST - STARTING AT 8:00A.M. CURRENT EVENTS/TABLE DISCUSSION - 8:30A.M. WORD PUZZLES AND OPEN READING - ALL DAY 15 Middlefield Senior Center - August 2010 MIDDLEFIELD15820 Ridgewood Dr.,SENIOR Middlefield CENTER - Geauga County Call (440) 632-0611 to Register Located In Middlefield - Geauga County. Call (440) 632-0611 to Register MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 2 Play Day 3 Holden Trip 4 Join us for the site mtg 9:00 Pinochle Group - play til noon Middlefield Senior Center 9:00 Pinochle Group - play til noon 10:30 Table Top Gameswill be closed today 10:30 Cooking Corner play a variety of board gamesfor a trip to Holden Arboretum. Something with Blueberries 11:30 Test Your BrainBus transportation and car 12:00 Lunch - BBQ Pork play a variety of trivia games 12:30 Senior Center Board Mtg pooling available. 12:00 Lunch - Penne Pasta 12:45 Site Mtg/Bday Celebration $10/person includes lunch and 1:00 Reminisce Circle….. 1:00 Chair Volleyball guided tram tour. My trip to the county fair 1:00 Chocolate Chip Cookie Bingo 9 Help us celebrate 10 Blue Zone Tuesday 11 Celebrate Elvis Week 9:00 Pinochle Group - play til noon 9:45 Weigh In (if wanted) 9:00 Pinochle Group - play til noon 10:30 Happy Bday Smokey Bear 10:00 Discussion Group 10:30 Craft Corner Bear fun! New info on a blue zone life Memo Holder - Elvis Style Games and More 10:30 Chair Volleyball or RSVP by 8/6 12:00 Lunch - BBQ Beef Park Walk 12:00 Lunch - Sliced Turkey 1:00 Enjoy cake and ice cream 12:00 Soup and Salad Luncheon 1:00 Dr. Wieland - Podiatrist in honor of Smokey Bear 1:00 Trip to local farm markets 1:00 Chair Volleyball RSVP for lunch and trip required 1:00 Elvis Trivia Bingo 16 Morning Spa Time 17 Blue Zone Tuesday 18 Speaker today 9:00 Pinochle Group - play til noon 9:45 Weigh In (if wanted) 9:00 Pinochle Group - play til noon 10:00 Discussion Group 10:30 Cooking Corner Spend the day with us and relax! New info on a "blue zone" life Kiwifruit Lemonade Reflexology and foot therapy. 10:30 Chair Volleyball or 12:00 Lunch - Steak Burger B enefits of healthy Chocolate! Park Walk 12:00 Quest for Health Speaker 12:00 Lunch - Chicken Fingers 12:00 Soup and Salad Luncheon Boosting your Immunity 1:00 Kings in the Corner 1:00 Trip to local farm markets 1:00 Chair Volleyball RSVP for lunch and trip required 1:00 Revolving Bingo 23 Get a massage today 24 Blue Zone Tuesday 25 Ceramics and more Massage Services Available 9:45 Weigh In (if wanted) 9:00 Pinochle Group - play til noon Discounted rates for seniors 10:00 Discussion Group 9:45 Craft Corner 9:00 Pinochle Group - play til noon New info on a blue zone life Ceramics with Carolyn 10:30 Imponderable Questions 10:30 Ch Volleyball or Park Walk 10:30 Geauga Health District Lets figure it out! 12:00 Soup and Salad Luncheon Portion Distortion 12:00 Lunch - Beef Stew 1:00 Trip to local farm markets 12:00 Lunch - Meatball Splash 1:00 Scrabble RSVP for lunch and trip required 1:00 Chair Volleyball 1:00 Wizard of Oz Trivia Bingo 30 Breakfast & Speaker 31 Blue Zone Tuesday Get up and move 9:00 Pinochle Group - play til noon 9:45 Weigh In (if wanted) 9:00 Monthly Breakfast - $3 10:00 Discussion Group ARTHRITIS EXERCISES 9:30 5 months with JFK New info on a blue zone life OFFERED TWICE A DAY, John Miser, co pilot during 10:30 Ch Volleyball or Park Walk EVERYDAY! JFK's campaign will speak 12:00 Soup and Salad Luncheon 10:45 Make Indoor Smores 1:00 Trip to local farm markets 9:30AM AND 1:30PM 12:00 Lunch - Veggie Lasagna RSVP for lunch and trip required CALL OR STOP BY FOR 1:00 Movie and a Snack MORE INFORMATION! The Tooth Fairy 16 Middlefield Senior Center - August 2010 15820 Ridgewood Dr., Middlefield - Geauga County August,Call 2010 (440) 632-0611 MIDDLEFIELD to Register FRIDAY ANNUALANNU MICHAELAL MICHAEL PROTS PROTS CHAIR CHAIR VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT FRIDAY, FRIDAY,AUGUST AUGUST 20TH 20TH AT CHAGRIN AT CHAGRIN FALLS FALLS CENTER. CENTER 6 Rootbeer Float Day LUNCH LUNCH PROVIDE PROVIDED BY BY HAMLET HAMLET HILL HILL TOTO THOSETHOSE THAT RSVP.RSVP. 9:00 Cards, Games and Wii RESERVATIONSRESERVATIONS MUST MUST BE BE IN BYIN AUGUSTBY AUG 9TH9TH. 10:30 Chair Volleyball DON’TDON'T NEED TOTO PLAYPLAY COMECOME ROOTROOT YOURYOUR TEAMTEAM ON!ON! Always looking for new people 12:00 Lunch - Fish Square Crafts & More in August Are you living the 1:00 Rootbeer Float Party! Aug 4th-Cooking Corner Blue Zone Way? $1.00 per float Fun with Blueberries. Join us every Tuesday for RSVP by August 2nd a special series consisting Aug 11th-Craft Corner of exercise, socialization, 13 Driving Class Memo Holder - Elvis Style nutrition and more. 9:00 Cards, Games and Wii To reserve your spot or for 10:30 Chair Volleyball Aug 18th-Kiwifruit Lemonade more information call the 12:00 Lunch - Johnny Marzetti Enjoy a summer treat senior center. Get on your way to AARP Safe Driving Course being 100! 11:30-3:30 (RSVP by 8/6) Aug 25th-Ceramics w/ Carolyn $14 for non members Call for project and cost $12 for members
20 Middlefield Closed SPA DAY - AUG 16TH Monthly Breakfast & Speaker 2010 MICHAEL PROTS CHAIR We'll discuss the health Breakfast - $3 per person VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT benefits of chocolate. Farmer's Breakfast - eggs, meat, Held at Chagrin Falls SC toast and more! Samples will be provided. Bracket style gaming ! Refreshments, Lunch and more Following breakfast we welcome provided to those in attendance We will also pamper our feet John Miser, co pilot for JFK RSVP by Aug 9th with foot treatments. during his campaign run. John will present stories and artifacts. 27 Out to Lunch Bunch RSVP by Aug 11th Don't need to eat breakfast to 9:00 Cards, Games and Wii Also available that day- hearhear thethe talk talk - -RSVP RSVPby b y8/23 8/23 10:30 Chair Volleyball Always looking for new people Reflexology! Let Debbie work out your Senior Driving Class The Center will close at 11:45 for in conjunction with AARP our out to lunch aches and pains as she works Friday, August 13th at 11:30. Mangia Mangia and a stop at Re- out your feet. This 4 hour class will cover found Treasures in Newbury Discounted rates for seniors - aspects of driving to make you call for info. a more informed , defensive driver. Cost is $12 for AARP memo. Don't forget to check out these daily activities at the center: $14 for non members. Coffee Talk -8:30a.m. (light refreshments & current events) RSVP and money due by 8/3 Music Reminisce - 9:00a.m. (all our favorites from the 40s & 50s) Cost covers book, teacher fees, certificate Leisure Reading - all day (take advantage of our Library Corner) and refreshments. Word/Jigsaw Puzzles - all day (available to anyone) Computer Corner/Wii Games - all day (available to any Senior 60+) 17 slice
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18 SUPPORT GROUPS CLEVELAND AREA ALZHEIMER’S BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP – Please join ASSOCIATION: us at Care Corporation for an on-going weekly If you are caring for someone who has Alzheimer’s Bereavement Support Group for those who have Disease (or other dementia), please join one of our experienced the death of a loved one. Grief is hard support groups. All meetings are open to the public, work. No one should go through it alone. Meetings free of charge, and maintained in a confidential, are held on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 7:30 stress-free environment. The meetings are small and p.m. at Care Corporation Office, 831 South Street, have proven to be a benefit to those who have a loved Chardon. one at any stage of the disease. To register contact Donna Nedrow, R.N., BSN, Bereavement Support Coordinator, at (440) 286- Bainbridge Support Group meets the 2nd Tuesday of CARE or (888) 227-3811. every month at 6:30 p.m. at the Lord of Life Lutheran Church, 17989 Chillicothe Road in Bainbridge. CHARDON SENIOR CENTER GRIEF AND LOSS Chardon Support Group meets on the 3rd Wednesday SUPPORT GROUP – Led by Marty Ballish, meets on of every month at 7:00 p.m. at St. Mary’s Church, the 3rd Monday of each month at 12:30 p.m. 401 North St. in Chardon. LOW VISION SUPPORT GROUP – meets on the Chagrin Falls Support Group meets on the 4th 2nd Monday of the month at 10:00 a.m. at the Geauga Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m. at Arden Multi-Purpose Senior Center. All are welcome to Courts, 8100 East Washington St. in Chagrin Falls. attend. For more information about our support groups or For further information phone Barbara Turell at the other services, call our Helpline at (440) 942-7651. Senior Center, (440) 285-2222, (440) 834-1856 or (440) 564-7131, Ext 2130. Western Day! at the Thompson Senior Center
Thursday, September 16, 2010 10 AM - 2 PM
Thompson Senior Center, 8091 Plank Rd. (Rte 86), Thompson
Dust off your cowboy hat and boots and get ready to kick up your heels with: Morning Pastries, Coffee, Games, Music and Square Dancing Demonstrations, ҏWestern style pulled pork luncheon, ҏPicture taking in Western attire with a local horse.
Transportation is available, but additional costs may be incurred
Cost: Only $10 per Registered Senior
Reservation & payment in Advance Required By Thursday, Sept 2nd th Western Day Sept. 16 2010. Complete the following and mail it, along with your check made payable to “GEAUGA DEPT. ON AGING”, 12555 Ravenwood Drive, Chardon OH 44024.
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BAINBRIDGE BROWN BAGGERS to Das Dutch Village for our shuffleboard, bingo, swimming, The Bainbridge Brown Baggers Christmas dinner and program at bowling, golf, and much more. Also meet every Thursday from 10:00 this meeting. The price for members included is one day in New York City a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the Burns- is $30 and $45 for non-members. for a tour and shopping. The cost for Lindow Building, 8465 Bainbridge Well, the outdoors are calling me this all-inclusive trip is only $676 pp Rd. Stop in with your brown bag as I gotta pick some weeds. Weeds ($691 non-members). For more lunch to socialize and maybe play a are always in the flower gardens, information on these two trips, few hands of cards. For more darn it! And I better get busy contact Nancy Battenfield at 440- information please call Rolene because meals in this house arrive in 729-9684. Murphy, 440-543-4343. a box and are zapped in a We will be going to the Station Bainbridge/Chagrin AARP Chapter microwave, which is my idea of made Dinner Theatre in Erie on Tuesday, 4527 from scratch! See how smart I am! September 14 to see The Rat Pack. The AARP Bainbridge/Chagrin Call me if you need any information Hear the songs and comedy of Frank Chapter 4527 at 440-834-4663. Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, will meet at the Bainbridge Town ST. ANSELM YOUNG OF HEART Jr., and Joey Bishop. After the show Hall on August 3 at 1:00 p.m. we will go to Presque Isle Casino The Young of Heart meet on the with a $20 bonus. Cost is $54 ($57 ETHNIC CLUBS 1st and 3rd Friday of the month at Ethnic Clubs meet at the non-members). For reservations call noon at St. Anselm’s parish center in Jeri Fisco at 440-729-2239. Multi-Purpose Senior Center, 12555 Chesterland. Bring your brown bag Ravenwood Dr., Chardon: lunch. Dessert and beverage are St. Mary’s 50 Plus Club •Czech - First Thursday @ 1pm provided. ANNUAL PICNIC – Come join •Polish - Third Wednesday @ 1pm On August 6 we will be us for our annual picnic at The •Slovenian- First Wednesday @ 1pm entertained by a quartet from the Rookery on August 16 at 12:00 Transportation and lunch are Maple Mountain Chorus of Sweet noon. Jose’ will cater our tasty picnic available. For more information call Adelines. The August 20 meeting lunch. Reserve your spot by August Barbara Turell or Becky Samardge at will be our annual Potluck Picnic, 1. Cost is $10 per person. A fabulous 440-285-2222, 564-7131 or 834- which will be held at the new program, All About Astronomy, will 1856, ext. 2130, Monday-Friday, Sunnybrook Preserve on Heath Rd., be put on by The Geauga Park 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. .6 of a mile north of Mayfield Rd. District. Come join in on the FUN! PARKMAN 55 PLUS CLUB Bring your favorite dish to share. Send checks to Shirley Osmond Yes, it’s me again! I don’t know Table service and beverages will be made out to St. Mary’s 50 Plus Club how all of you feel about summer so provided. (address below). far this year, but I’m really enjoying On August 24 & 25 we will be BUS TRIP – Our Annual Bus it. Yes, we have had a couple of hot going to Grand Victoria Casino in Pilgrimage is scheduled for Monday, days, but it could be worse. July is Rising Sun, IN. The package Sept. 20. Fr. Gilles has planned a trip upon us and August (as per usual) includes one night of rooms, buffet to the west side. We will visit St. could be very hot. If so, then I will dinner and buffet breakfast. On the Theresa’s Church in Sheffield and hibernate with some iced tea. way home we will stop in Newport, St. Mary Immaculate Conception in Our program for August will be KY to Ride the Ducks and have Avon, before we stop at Tom’s Place presented by Connie Luhta. Connie dinner at the Hofbrauhaus Newport. for lunch. We will finish our tour at is a pilot and will tell us about all her Cost is $127 pp ($133 non- Holy Trinity. Cost is only $29 per flying experiences over the years. I members). person. Deadline is August 23. Send am not certain, but I think she has A great trip has been planned to checks made out to St. Mary’s 50 flown during WWII. If so, I give her Villa Roma Resort in the Catskills on Plus Club to Shirley Osmond, 114 a great deal of credit. October 4 to 8. Included are three Downing Dr. #106, Chardon, OH Don’t forget that I will be meals daily, nightly entertainment, 44024. collecting ticket money for our trip and daily activities, such as bocce,
20 You’re invited to attend an evening of Dinner and Theater Thursday, August 26 - Cost $50.00 Motor coach will depart for Madison from the MPSC, 12555 Ravenwood Dr., Chardon at 4:00pm. Dinner at Grand River Cellars Winery will feature: * Mixed green garden salad with olives, mild pepper rings, roasted red peppers, mozzarella cheese and balsamic dressing * Marinated chicken half (or chicken & rib combo) served with roasted garlic mashed potatoes, vegetable and roll. * A seasonal dessert After dinner, we’ll travel to Rabbit Run Theater for “My Way”, A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra. This musical revue will feature no less than 57 of the melodies made famous by old blue eyes himself. Bus returns to the MPSC by 11:00pm. Dinner and Theater Reservation Form Prepaid reservations must be received by August 5. Mail this form and a check, made payable to: The Senior Travel Fund, to the MPSC Attn: Becky 12555 Ravenwood Dr. Chardon, OH 44024 Name(s) ______Phone ______Please indicate your dinner selection: _____ Chicken _____ Chicken/Rib Combo
Robert Sott Donald and Elma Blair Loretta Higgins Ella Kieselstein, In Memory of Mike Kieselstein Doris Coffey Melvin and Marian Lalich Catherine Myers Gabe Hays Ann Marie Soltis Pauline Bitonta Stanley and Connie Wells Elaine Ryder, In Memory of George H. Ryder Robert and Anita Huntley Helen Flick Joanne Speidel Helen Stewart Charles Spencer Esther Johnson Czech Club Olga Biggam Mary Toth SSiillvveerr PPaattrroonn Nancy Wilson Mary Yaecker Walter Tuini Betty Jrososky Gloria Shiffler, In Memory of Bill Shiffler Lynn Anderson Morton Joseph Hahn Richard and Gail Sabo Lee and Betty Kunz William Hun Grace Phipps, In Memory of Paul Phipps Bernard Campbell Virginia Natron, In Memory of Ernie Natron Viola Gore, In Honor of Bonnie Heath, 65th Birthday Catherine Pulitzer, In Memory of Lawrence Pulitzer Linda White William Dunlap Ann Fecko Betty Mohney Betty Wilson, In Loving Memory of Lewis M. Wilson Sigmund and Rae Peck Bruce and Ruth Mahler Barbara Eyring Arvilla Holcomb
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Seniors, we are in need of your help! We are in search of specific issues of the Geauga County Department on Aging Senior News. The only issues we are in search of are:August 1978, February & September 1980, January & March 1982,January, April, June, & July 1983, September 1984 If you have one of the above listed Senior News and would like to donate it to the Geauga Department on Aging call us at (440) 279-2130. Thank you for your help in the GEAUGA WALKERS AUGUST 3 * Affelder House, West Woods Route 306, Novelty AUGUST 10 Penitentiary Glen Nature Center, Kirtland-Chardon Rd., Kirtland AUGUST 17 * Big Creek, Bridle Trail Woodin Road, Chardon AUGUST 24 Hach Otis Skyline Dr., off River Rd., N. of Rt. 6 AUGUST 31 * Frohring Meadows Savage Road, Bainbridge
All walks begin promptly at 1:00 p.m. * A naturalist will accompany us on these walks. Any questions, call Jane Hall-Nemeth at 440-338-8523 or Mary Ellen Jones at 440-543-4736
Donation: GOLFGOLF GOLF, CART & LUNCH - $24 Payment due by Wednesday, August 18, 2010 at Wednesday, ST. DENIS GOLF COURSE August 11 10660 Chardon Rd., Chardon Sign up your group, or I will pair you with others. Make 8:00 a.m. Registration check payable to Geauga Senior Center and send to Geauga Senior Center, 12555 Ravenwood Dr., Chardon, 8:30 a.m. Shotgun Start OH 44024 (mark envelope GOLF) or leave check with 12:00 Noon Lunch Barb Turell at the Senior Center. Any questions? Call Ginny Huxel, 440-286-3878
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