Current Newsletter - Claymore Senior Center

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Current Newsletter - Claymore Senior Center
Claymore Active Adult Center
5 0 4 S. C l a y t o n S t re e t
Wilmington, DE. 19805 -4211
www.claymoresc.org
(302) 428-3170
Fax: 254-4431
e-mail: theclaymoresc@msn.com
August, September & October 2016
The Claymore Center
is moving forward!
We are progressive, innovative and
dedicated to changing the way senior
centers are perceived. We have become
a dynamic community center that draws
in multiple generations of older adults by
offering multifaceted programs. The
Claymore Senior Center Inc. has served
the Wilmington and surrounding New
Castle County population for over 30
years. Our center has become a
one-stop information hub linking
community members to resources for
housing, transportation and other needed
services. By being a hub and bringing
people together in one place, we
promote, encourage and inspire the
health, education, creativity and
well-being of the mature community. We
offer an abundance of social gatherings
to minimize isolation, Shuffleboard, Indoor Bocci, Computer Lab, Traditional
Line & Zumba Gold Dancing, Wii Bowling, Bridge and Pinochle, a Bowling
League, Yoga & Healthy Lifestyles Classes, Quilting and Monthly Craft classes,
ongoing Diabetes Education & Support,
on site medical services and continuing
education classes. Most important, our
leader's role is the creation of focused
priorities to maximize limited resources in
order to meet the increasingly diverse
community needs. Our efforts to address
the challenges presented by a growing
older population are rooted in the
deepest principle of our aging services
philosophy: to promote the independence
of seniors by providing services, where
they want to be served and where it is
most cost-effective to serve them in our
center and communities.
Summer is wrapping up and Fall is right around the
corner! We have new Classes, Events and
Fundraising activities lined up just for YOU!
“Get Informed”
“Get Fit”
“Get Restored”
“Give Back”
It’s all here @ Claymore!
We are always looking to add new things to our calendar.
Do you have a hobby you would like to share? A game you
would like to play? Stop in the office and speak to Beverly.
Any one interested in a Texas Hold’em Poker
Group, Pilates, Belly Dancing, Mahjong,
Weight Loss Class?????
MISSION STATEMENT
Claymore Senior Center, Inc. is dedicated to providing a wide range
of programs to meet social, recreational, physical wellness and the
educational needs of our members. We strive to maintain an environment that enhances quality of life,
encourages personal development and promotes mutual respect for all.
We extend a cordial invitation to everyone over 50+ years without regard to race, color,
handicap or national origin to join us at Claymore Center, Inc.
Board of Directors
STAFF
Catherine (Kay) Bramble
Executive Director/
Facilities Manager
Bernie Brittingham
Treasurer
Donna J. McPoland
Paul F. Dolan
Assistant Director/
Program
Coordinator
Bonita Gale
James Mundy
Co-Chair
Phyllis Pini
Secretary
Jerry Smith
Chairman
Beverly J. McCool
Administrative
Assistant/
Trip Coordinator
Nicole M. Schmid
City Fare
Site Manager
Thelma Marshall
Floor
Maintenance
Sam Baez
Title V
Janitorial &
Housekeeping
David Jester
Denyse Porter
HOLIDAY CLOSING
Monday, September 5th
(Labor Day)
Wednesday, November 23rd
(Closed at noon),
No City Fare Lunch
Thursday & Friday,
November 24th & 25th
(Thanksgiving)
Friday, December 23rd &
Monday December 26th
(Christmas Holiday)
Friday, December 30th
(New Years Day)
Bernard Szymanski
Inside This Issue:
Mark your Calendar:
Page 1
Claymore Wellness Programs Page 2-8
Programs & Events
Page 9-19
Fundraiser Information
Page 20-22
Center
Page 23-24
Trips
Page 25-28
Claymore has 2 Facebook pages:
CLAYMORE CENTER & CLAYMORE TRIPS
Check us out and stay informed about the latest new & trips.
Don’t forget to LIKE our pages and share them with your friends
and family. Remember that all of
Claymore’s Trips are open to the Public!
CLAYMORE SENIOR CENTER IS A UNITED WAY DONOR DESIGNEE #
Claymore Senior Center
9329
Non-Profit Tax ID #51-0173569
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 Monday, August 1st: Basket Bonanza Tickets go on sale $20pp (Sat. Oct. 22nd)
 Thursday, August 4th: “I LOVE TO READ”
Claymore Book Club @ 12:30
 Friday, August 5th: Basket Bonanza Meeting 9:00am
 Wednesday, August 10th: “Luau Party” $6.00 9:30am Advanced sign-ups required.
 Friday, August 12th: Harrington Casino Cost: $20 Departs 8:30am
 Monday, August 22nd: Wii Bowling Meeting: 10:00am
 Wednesday, August 24th: Shuffleboard Tournament Claymore vs Weston 9:00am
@ Weston Senior Center.
 Wednesday, August 31st: Bocce Meeting 9:00am, Shuffleboard Meeting 10:00am
 Friday, September 9th: Sands Casino Cost: $30 Departs 9:00am
 Tuesday, September 13th: Claymore is a polling site for this years Elections.
 Wednesday, September 21st: Toby’s Dinner Theater: “Sister Act” $84.00 Departs 9:00am
 Tuesday, September 27th: Breakfast Bingo 9:00am Cost: $ 6.00
 Wednesday, September 28th: Flu Shots & Screening Day (No Cost) 9:00-11:30am
 Thursday, September 29th: Your invited to an “Evening of Wanderlust!” 6-7:30pm RSVP
 Wednesday, October 5th: Media Theater, “Bridges of Madison County” $80.00
Departs 10:30am
 Friday, October 14th-Sunday 16th: “Fabulous 50’s Weekend” $325.00pp
 Saturday, October 22nd: “BASKET BONANZA” 12:noon-2:30pm Doors open @ 11:30
 Wednesday, October 26th: Medicare Open Enrolment: 9:00-2:00pm
(302) 674-7364 schedule an appointment to review
 Wednesday, December 14th: Claymores Annual Holiday Party! $6.00
call DMAB 1-800-336-9500 or
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FITNESS CENTER
GETTING STARTED...
Registration Procedures Main Office/First Floor
OPERATIONAL HOURS
Monday - Friday
6:30am – 2:00pm
Waiver & Release:
I understand that the Claymore Senior Center
Exercise Program is designed to permit
participating members to exercise within their
physical limits as determined by:
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Claymore’s Signed Waiver and Release
Note: If this is your First Time in an Exercise
Program, we will gladly set you up with a
Personal Trainer for an initial work out
program instruction.
WE ARE AN AMERICAN
SPECIALTY HEALTH FITNESS, INC.
CONTRACTED FACILITY
Check Your Supplemental Health
Current Rehabilitation Release with
Insurance and see if you qualify for
instructions (Need Copy)
Exercise Classes/Fitness Center
Written Acknowledgement of Participation in
Reimbursements
another Current Fitness Center
Also understand that I may only use the
Center’s Exercise Equipment according to said
limits as stated above. I agree to be solely and
fully responsible for any injury or physical
condition that I may incur as a result of my
participation in the exercise program.
Fitness Fee: 3 Months @ $30
New payment options:
For your convenience, we gladly accept Credit payment for:
Fitness Membership Dues
*Please be advised that a 3% surcharge will be added to
your credit transaction to cover bank fees.
Cash and check are always accepted with no extra fees.
THANK YOU!
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WELLNESS CLASSES, JOIN THE FUN!
MONDAY’S: $ 14.00/8 weeks
MONDAY’S: FREE CLASS
ARTHRITIS CHAIR
LINE DANCING w/ MARY LOU
Location: Main Hall
EXERCISE CLASS
Location: 2nd floor
DAY: MONDAY TIME: 9:00am
Instructors:
Mary Ellen Luise & Vivian Adams
DAY: MONDAY TIME: 10:30am
Class will resume on Monday, Sept. 12th
Instructor: Mary Lou Ruggiero
Join other dancers and learn some fun Line Dances or just come for
the great exercise. Our Line Dance classes are not just "Country
Line Dances". We just call it "Line Dancing" for a reason. We play
Great Music of all the Genres like Ballroom, Country, Top 40, Blues,
The Arthritis Foundation developed land
exercises that help relieve the pain and
Funky, Latin, Irish, Swing and probably more. You never need a
stiffness for those who suffer from arthritis
(over 100 forms including fibromyalgia).
partner but you can bring all your friends and have a lot of fun
and good exercise without knowing it.
The pain may interfere with one’s ability to do
many simple tasks, enjoy life, as well as affect
your emotional well-being. Exercises are
TUESDAY’S: FREE CLASS
improving range of motion (ROM), flexibility/
LOW IMPACT CARDIO
Location: Main Hall
stretching, and other items that are necessary
DAY: TUESDAY TIME: 9:00am
gentle, simple to follow, and concentrate on
Arthritis Support Group Meeting
Monday, Sept. 12th, Oct. 3rd
& Nov. 7th
Time: 10:00am
STARTING
BACK UP
SEPT. 6TH
Instructor: Mary Ellen Luise
Get Up & Go with an aerobics class for you
safe, heart-healthy and gentle on the joints. The workout includes easy
-to-follow low-impact movement, and upper-body strength,
abdominal conditioning, stretching and relaxation exercises designed
to energize your active lifestyle.
Punch Card required: Zumba FUN!!
ZUMBA GOLD
Location: Main Hall DAY: THURSDAY TIME: 11:00
Instructor: Mary Ellen Luise & Gale Jones
Zumba Gold is designed to be approachable by all populations, regardless of fitness level. Experience with dance is
not required. Moves in class are broken down in a slow and manageable manner. As we age, exercise continues to
be of critical importance to weight management, heart health, balance and injury prevention. Zumba Gold falls
under the category of endurance training, which keeps the heart healthy and the circulatory system strong. Zumba
Gold develops coordination and burns calories to stave off the weight gain that often accompanies aging.
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THURSDAY’S: FREE CLASS
CHAIR YOGA
Location: Main Hall
DAY: THURSDAY TIME: 9:00am
Instructor: Alice Davis
Yoga will move your whole body through a complete
series of seated and standing yoga poses.
Chair support is offered to safely perform a variety of
postures designed to increase flexibility, balance and
range of movement. Restorative breathing exercises
and final relaxation will promote stress reduction and
mental clarity.
HEALTH SERVICES!
“Foot Care”
Advanced sign-ups in the office.
Kathleen McDuffie R.N. BScN.,CFCN
NCC Mobile Foot Care
First Thursday & 2nd Wednesday
Thursday, August 4th,
September 1st & October 6th
Wednesday, August 10th,
September 14th, & October12th
Cost: $30.00
HIGHMARK BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELD
Tuesdays,
August 23rd, September 20th & October 4th
9:00am - Noon
Thursdays,
August 11th, September 1st & October 20th
Noon – 3:00pm
Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield of Delaware (BCBSD) has a roaming
Customer Service program in New Castle County. A BCBSD Customer
Service representative is on hand during the listed times at the Claymore
Senior Center to answer BCBSD members’ questions on a routine basis.
Updated schedules can be found at bcbsde.com or by calling BCBSD’s
Customer Service at (302)429-0260. Additionally, BCBSD has set up a secure drop box at its new 800 Delaware Avenue location for claims and payment. drop-off.
BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK
Please welcome: “Bayada Nurses” They have agreed to
do monthly Blood Pressure Screenings on the
1st. Wed. of the month
Wednesday: Time: 9:30 am
August 3rd, September7th
& October 5th
“Maintaining your blood pressure is an essential part of maintaining your
well being. Diet, exercise and other healthy lifestyle choices can impact
your blood pressure and should be discussed with your doctor.”
Time: Appointments will begin @ 9:00am Foot
care is NOT covered by Medicare so payment
will be required at the time of service.
Paid to Kathleen check or cash.
AUDIOLOGIST APPOINTMENTS
Michael Piscotty, Audiologist:
Superior Products, Exceptional Warranty,
Outstanding Service.
Complete Hearing Exam @ $20.00
Free Services include:
Wax check, discussion and
minimum hearing aid repair.
Wednesday 10:30 am-1:30 pm
August 3rd, September7th
& October 5th
ADVANCED SIGN-UP’S REQUIRED
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HEALTHY LIFESTYLES CLASS
THURSDAY’S 10:00-11:00
August 4 Long Term Care Ombudsman Program
August 11 Lieutenant Amy Rausch
Uniformed Services Division, Wilm. Police
Senior Scams and how to avoid them.
August 18 Genevieve Kaczmarczyk
Health Care Connector Henrietta
Johnson
August 25 Life Program Bingo
September 1 Delaware Hospice
September 8th
Delaware Cooperative Extension
Food Program w/ Betsy Morris #1
September 15th #2
September 22
#3
September 29th #4
October 6th City Fare, Food Labels
October 13 Levinson Lawyers #1
October 20th #2
October 27th #3
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Moving for better balance
24-week class
Tuesday & Thursday 9:30-10:30
September 13th –Dec. 29th
No classes on Tuesday, Nov. 8th & Thurs. 24th
This is a FREE class and open to the public!
Advanced sign-ups required
Class size limited to 12
Program Objectives
To improve strength, balance, mobility and daily functioning, and prevent falls in older adults.
Tai Ji Quan: Moving for Better Balance™ (TJQMBB) is an evidence-based fall prevention program for
older adults. The program is delivered in two 1-hour sessions each week for 24 weeks. Each session
consists of warm-up exercises; core practices, which include a mix of practice of forms, variations of forms,
and mini-therapeutic movements; and brief cool-down exercises.
Program Description
Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance is designed to improve the strength, balance, and physical functioning of
older adults. The focus of the program is Tai Chi, a nontraditional form of exercise, which is used to help participants improve postural stability, control of body positioning, gait initiation and locomotion, movement symmetry,
and coordination; increase the range of motion around ankle joints; and build strength in lower extremities.
Tai Chi also can be used to enhance mental health, improve sleep quality, and reduce blood pressure.
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Chronic disease management
6-week class
Friday, September 2nd-October 7th
Time: 9:00-11:30am
This is a FREE class and open to the public!
Advanced sign-ups required
Description:
The Chronic Disease Self-Management Program (CDSMP) is a workshop for people with chronic health
problems. The program is presented by trained non-health professionals with chronic diseases in community
settings over the course of six weeks. Individuals with heart disease, lung disease, stroke, or arthritis attend
group sessions where interactive programming and support help them gain confidence in their ability to
manage their health. Workshop programming includes the following subjects: 1) techniques to deal with
frustration, fatigue, pain, and isolation, 2) appropriate exercises, 3) use of medications, 4) communicating
effectively with family, friends, and health professionals, 5) nutrition,
and 6) how to evaluate new treatments.
Subjects Covered Include:
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Techniques to deal with the symptoms of chronic disease, fatigue, pain, depression, and stress (the DSMP is specifically
for diabetes self-management)
 Appropriate exercise for maintaining and improving strength and endurance
 Healthy eating
 Appropriate use of medication
 Making action plans
 Working effectively with health care providers
 Problem solving
Participants make weekly action plans, share experiences, and help each other solve problems they encounter in creating
and carrying out their self-management program. Physicians and other health professionals at Stanford University and in
Delaware have reviewed all materials in the course.
Each participant in the workshop receives a copy of the companion book, Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions and
a relaxation CD.
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All screening & Inoculations will be done on a
first come first served bases.
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Flu Shots/Pneumonia Shots/Tetanus

Blood Pressure Screenings

Balance Screenings
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Bone Density Screenings

Glaucoma Screenings
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Vein Screenings
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Chair & Foot Massage
(Availability of screening subject to change)
All screenings are FREE,
Flu & Pneumonia shots are covered by
Medicare & other health insurances.
This event is open to the public.
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2016 AARP Defensive Driving
4-Hour Refresher Course
(Must have Previously taken the 6 or 8 hour class)
Date:
Friday, August 12th
Friday, October 14th
Time: 8:00 am-12:00 Noon
COST:
$ 15.00 for AARP Members
$ 20.00 for Non-Members
Please bring a check made out to: AARP
Advanced registration required
For more information call 428-3170
ALL CLASSES ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
18 YEARS OR OLDER.
CHECKS ONLY PLEASE!
The Old Rascals
Monday September 12th
9:00am
Open to all Men
interested in
hanging out and
having fun!
Have you done your Yearly
Medicare Prescription Drug
Enrollment Review?
Wednesday,
October 26th
9 a.m. - 3 pm.
Claymore Senior Center, 504 S.
Clayton Street,
Wilmington
Each year, Medicare plans make
changes to their coverage, benefits,
and cost. Every fall, all people with
Medicare should review their current
health and prescription drug coverage. info will provide accurate, unbiased information about Medicare
and the Medicare
Part D prescription drug benefit at
community outreach events
throughout the State of
Delaware. call DMAB
1-800-336-9500 or (302) 674-7364
schedule an appointment to review
your drug information for 2016.
On-site enrollment is
available at this event.
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VISIT CLAYMORE’S
LIBRARY!
“Joan Dolan”
NEW THIS FALL!!
Book Club for Book Lovers!!
Join the NEW
Thank you for
all you do!
Due to limited space in
your Library, we will
no longer be accepting
books printed BEFORE
the year 2000.
Thank you for your
continued support!
“I LOVE TO READ”
Claymore Book Club
First meeting will be
Thursday, August 4th @ 12:30
Coffee & Cake will be served!
Once a month participants will meet to talk about
books, authors and their reading experiences.
Bring a copy of a book you have read or are currently
reading. Be prepared to share your feelings on the book
or author. You will be introduced to new reads,
new authors and thoughtful conversation.
Meetings will be held on the
1st Thursday of each month
from 12:30-1:30pm in the library.
that he gave his only begotten Son, that
whosoever believeth in him should not
perish, but have everlasting life.
Bible Study
Dee’s Crafty Corner!
w/ Barbara Petrucci
Monthly Craft Class
Fridays 10:30 to 11:30
Tuesday, September 13th, October 18th,
Time: 9:00am
Cost: $5.00
All materials will be
supplied!
Here I am! I stand at
the door and knock.
If anyone hears my
voice and opens the
door, I will come in and
eat with that person,
and they with me.
“Seasonal Tree”.
Our thanks to
Fran Casarino
our “Tree Lady”
for making our tree look
amazing.
She works very hard so
please let her know how
much she is appreciated.
Thank you to our ladies,
Helene Stanek & Nonnie Bartkowski
for the wonderful job
they do keeping our
“Home” decorated so
beautifully!!
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“COOL SPRINGS”
“FARMERS MARKET TRUCK”
August & September
EVERY WEDNESDAY 9:00-11:00am
Just think, FARM FRESH
vegetables and fruits right
here in our parking lot.
504 South Clayton St.
Wilmington, DE 19805
Claymore
Quilting Club
This wonderful group of
ladies meets
Wednesday
Mornings
8:30-10:00am
They are all very
talented quilters and
enjoy sharing the
knowledge with others.
They are a self help
group meaning there is
no instructor per-se,
just a group of ladies
Claymore has a Band!! The “Music Masters”
The Music Masters Orchestra is 17 piece
dance band with an accompanying vocalist,
Ann Morris The band plays ballroom style
dance music consisting of Ballads, Waltzes,
Rumbas, Cha-Cha’s Tangos and Jitterbugs.
The bands extensive repertoire includes the
music of Glen Miller, Harry James, Les Brown
and Tommy Dorsey as well as current
arrangements of old and loved standards.
The Band members are all retirees from
diverse professional fields, including
Accountants, Chemists, Lawyers, Teachers,
Salesmen, and Research Scientists. Over the
years some members have performed with
well known bands worldwide.
Scheduled Band Dates:
who work well together.
If you have some
quilting skills they are
always looking for
Monday,
Aug. 1st, 15th & 29th
additions to their group.
Sept. 12th & 26th
what they are up too!
Stop by and check out
Oct. 10th & 24th
These are tentative dates,
subject to change
The Music Masters will be
playing at Claymore
ever other Monday from 9:30-12:00
for your listening and dancing pleasure. The
Band would like to cordially invite
everyone to join them and bring a friend.
Quilter Donation for our
2015 Basket Bonanza
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MOVIE DAY!
Tuesday, August 23rd
10:00am
Tuesday, September 6th
10:00am
Tuesday, October 11th
10:00am
“My Big Fat Greek
“Mother’s Day ”
“”The Jungle Book”
Wedding 2”
Plot Summary
Plot Summary
Plot Summary
Toula and Ian were married in a
lavish Greek ceremony several
years ago, and many colorful characters came together to celebrate
their nuptials. Now, another major
wedding is in the works, and Toula
and Ian are on the guest list. They
have a lot of other things on their
minds, however. Their teenage
daughter is constantly stirring up
trouble, and the two of them have
been fighting a lot lately. With so
much angst in their own marriage,
will they be able to celebrate another wedding with joy, or will their
marital problems create a disturbance on this happy day?
Sandy, a divorcee with two
young children, has trouble accepting her ex-husband's new,
much younger wife Tina. Miranda placed her daughter up for
adoption at birth, but now an
adult and engaged, Kristen sets
out to meet her mother after
some urging from her friend Jesse. Meanwhile, Jesse is surprised
to receive a visit from her own
mother and father. As Mother's
Day draws near, all of these
lives will intertwine as these
women evaluate the relationships with their mothers.
2016's The Jungle Book is a modern
retelling of the Disney classic, featuring updated computer animation and
stunning new effects. The story centers
on a young boy named Mowgli and
his life being raised in the jungle by
various jungle animals, including a
bear, panther, and wolves. With a
star-studded cast and the latest in
graphics effects, The Jungle Book is a
coming of age story telling the trials
and tribulations that young Mowgli
goes through as he learns his place in
the world, among animals who look
very different from him and act very
differently from how he acts as well.
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PINOCHLE HIGH
BRIDGE HIGH SCORES
SCORES
April 2016
April 2016
Clint Norvell
2332
Doris Whitcoe
2308
Rose Dailey
2083
May 2016
Mary Fenimore
1872
Tony Cubeti
1800
Terry Outten
1736
June 2016
Marcia Walters
3260
Lou Twardowski
3120
Calling all Card
Players!
PINOCHLE GROUP
Lee Czatynski
2960
Dave Eppler
2880
Friday’s start time:
May 2016
12:00noon
PARTY BRIDGE
Tuesday’s start time:
Don Gerwig
3950
Marcia Walters
3610
Elvira Sarnecky
3450
Lou Twardowski
3150
June 2016
Clint Norvell
1967
Don Gerwig
3170
Fred Jones
1560
Elvira Sarnecky
2430
Joanne Kautz
1531
Lou Twardowski
2140
Marcia Walters
1640
Claymore Bowling League
Where: Price Lanes, Kirkwood Highway
When: Wednesday 1:00 pm
Claymore’s “Rock~n~Rollers”
begin their 2016-2017 season on Wednesday, September 7th 2016
If you are interested in bowling this Fall please contact
Lil Bratton @ 994-4315 or Larry Boyer @ 528-4921
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Wii Bowling League Update:
Meeting Mon. Aug. 22nd @10:00am
It’s that time again, dust off your bowling shoes and loosen up your wrist!!
The Wii Bowling League of Northern Delaware will be starting back up this September.
You don’t need to know how to play, we will teach you!
You don’t need to have a team, we will build one.
If you have a pre-existing team you can stay on that team.
If you are interested in playing Wii Bowling this year join us for our first team meeting.
Meeting Mon. Aug. 22nd @ 10:00am
We will assign teams, go over fees, set up bowling schedules and go over this years rules!
WII BOWLING BEGINS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th!
Bocce League: Wednesday 9:30 am
It’s time to get ready for our 2016-17 season!! Anyone interested in playing in the coming season,
please come to the meeting on Wed. August 31st @ 9:00am. We will assign teams and go
over the rules to make changes. If you can not make this meeting but would like to play please see
Kay Bramble or stop in the office and leave your name with Beverly.
First day of play will be on Wed. September 7th @ 9:30.
Bunco: Tuesday, 10:00-12:00 noon
Tuesday’s August 16th, September 20th & October 4th
Time: 10am-12noon
Cost: $3.00
Advanced sign-ups required
As it is played today, bunco is a social dice game involving
100% luck and no skill
(there are no decisions to be made), scoring and a simple set of rules.
Thank you to Karen & Sam
Lattanzio for agreeing to
run our Bunco group!
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The Women's Club of
Delaware is looking for
new members to join
them.
WOMEN’S CLUB FALL 2016
SCHEDULE
SEPTEMBER:

7th: Opening day 9:30 Meeting @ 10:00
14th: Class 9:30 to 11:30
21th: Trip to Toby’s departs @ 9:00
28th: Class 9:30 to 11:30
The club meets every Wed. from 9:30
am-11:30
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Membership fee is
$ 25.00 a year

Activities available:
Bingo, Quilting,
Crafts,
Special Speakers,
Yearly Card Party
OCTOBER:
5th: Trip to Media Theater departs @10:30
12th: Meeting @ 9:30 Movie @10:00
19th: Class 9:30 to 11:30
21th: Basket Bonanza set up
22th: Basket Bonanza
26th: Class 9:30 to 11:30
NOVEMBER
2th: Meeting @9:30 Movie @ 10:00
Lunch to follow movie
9th: Class 9:30 to 11:30
16th: Class 9:30 to 11:30
23th: Closed for Thanksgiving
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Monthly Club
Meetings
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Trips
The Delaware Diamond Dancers travel and
perform locally. They call the Claymore Senior
Center home, where they rehearse on
Tuesdays & Thursdays
from 2:00-5:00 pm.
If you would like more information please call
Mary Ellen Luise @ 302-762-6179
Mary Lou Addair
Karen Baker
Ginny Behan
Phyllis Boyer
Virgina Boyer
Elga Holmes
Marcie Knox
Mary Ellen Luise
Beverly Schmitt
Doris Shaner
Eugene “Smitty” Smith
Lydia Turner
Virgina Wolf
ATTENTION ALL
MEMBERS:
“BASKET BONANZA”
We are starting to
collect NEW Items,
Gift Cards, Wine &
Liquor donations for
our annual Fundraiser
”Basket Bonanza”.
Every year it gets
better and better so
keep us in mind when
you are cleaning out
your closets!
Does your son/
daughter/friend/
husband/wife own a
business? Ask them if
they would make a
donation.
All donations are
tax deductible.
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Jewelry Making Class
Bracelet & Earrings Set
Date: Wednesday,
November 2nd
Time: 10:30am
Cost: $15.00
Stop in the office to see a sample!
(Advanced sign-ups required)
My name is Mitzi. I am a Jewelry Designer and I am also a
Certified Activity Professional. I would like to offer you a
jewelry class. In my jewelry class, you will get a chance to
learn the art of beading and make
and take a beautifully handcrafted
piece of jewelry. All of the classes are
supervised and supplies are included
in the price package.
There will also be finished pieces for sale.
Great time to shop for Christmas presents!
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Wed. August 10th
Time:9:30am
(Continental Breakfast)
Cost: $6.00
(Advanced sign-ups required by Wednesday, Aug. 3rd)
Wear a bright shirt, a grass skirt or lei, we’re going to
celebrate the tropical way! We’ll drink mai-tais and coladas and feast on Tropical Food (11:00am) Once you see
the spread you’ll surely get in the mood.
(Food will be provided by Regal Heights)
Menu:
Pulled Pork Sliders w/ Mango Salsa
Beef Teriyaki Skewers
Shrimp & Pineapple Kababs
Hawaiian Rice & Chocolate Lava Cake
Mai Tai & Piña Colada’s
Sponsored in part by:
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Sign-up for an
Appointment in Office!
Tuesday, September 20th
Time: 8:30-2:00pm
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TUESDAY,
September 27th
COST:
$ 6.00
TUESDAY,
November 29th
Cheese Omelets
w/ spinach &
Mushrooms,
Red Skin
Potato's,
Cooked Apples,
Milk Assorted
Juice, Tea and
DeCaf-Coffee
SPACE IS
LIMITED SO
SIGN-UP SOON!
Creamed
Chipped Beef
on Toast, Red
Skin Potato's,
Tropical Fruit,
Milk
Assorted Juice,
Tea and
DeCaf-Coffee
Claymore Center
504 South Clayton St.
Wilmington, DE 19805
302-428-3170
www.claymoresc.org
BREAKFAST SERVED AT 9:00am BINGO BEGINS AT 9:45am
CASH PRIZES AND DOOR PRIZES . TICKETS ON SALE NOW!
CUT OFF DATES ARE:
THURSDAY, September 22nd & THURSDAY, November 24th
Menu is subject to change!
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It’s that time again.
Time for us to start preparing, gathering and
brain storming for our annual BASKET BONANZA!!
Join us for our 2nd meeting for this event on
Friday, August 5th @ 9:00am
EVERYONE is welcome to attend.
We need all the helping hand we can get!!
FYI: Basket Bonanza
Saturday, October 22, 2016
Tickets will be $20.00
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On Sale
Aug. 1st.
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Memorial Plaques
Our Memorial wall
located in the main
greeting area is a way
to honor our friends
and family members.
Anyone who would like
to purchase a
plaque can see Nicole
in the office.
Cost: $20.00
COFFEE
BUY A POT OF COFFEE
for $3.00
for
ALL MEMBERS:
"Free" Coffee/Tea & Breads
w/
Peanut Butter & Jelly
Celebrate your Birthday,
A Friend’s Birthday,
Anniversary, or a New
Grandchild, etc. We will
gladly make up a Sign to
Spread your Intention to
Celebrate!
“OUR SUNSHINE FRIENDS”
BRINGING A RAY OF SUNSHINE
TO OUR MEMBERS
Do you know of a member who is
sick, hospitalized, recovering or just
needs a little“Pick-me-up?” Please
stop by the office and let Nicole
know and our “Sunshine Friends” will
send them out a card letting them
know we are thinking about them.
SEE NICOLE IN THE OFFICE!
20 FOR $ 9.40
50/50 WINNERS:
50/50 Tickets are sold in the
office and by several
members. If you would like to
help by selling tickets, stop in
the office and see Nicole.
Thank you to all who help!
to support our center!
April: Jeff Neville
$83.50
Seller: Kay Bramble
May: Tony Eoppolo
$150.00
Seller: Kay Bramble
NEW PAYMENT POLICY
The office will no longer be able
to accept $50.00 or $100.00 bills.
Please be aware of this new policy when
making payments or
needing change . Thank you!
FOREVER STAMPS
ARE AVAILABLE
FOR SALE IN THE
OFFICE
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR
June: Darron Lasako
$147.50
Seller: Eileen Matarese
For your convenience, we gladly accept the following:
Credit payment only accepted for:
Fitness Membership Dues
Trips priced at $50 or above
*Please be advised that a 3% surcharge will be
added to your credit transaction to cover bank fees.
Cash and check are always accepted with no extra
fees. *No fees added to Collette Vacations or
Premier World Discovery Trips
or Festive Holidays Trips
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AVAILABLE IN OFFICE

Applications and guidelines for
“Para-transits” are available in the
office.

Applications for “Handicapped Parking”
permits are available in the office.

Vial of Life

Advanced Health Care Directive

Copies of “Guide to Services for Older
Delawareans & Persons w/ Disabilities
NOTARY
SERVICES AT
CLAYMORE
If you or your
family/friends are in need of this
service to authorize a document
(s), please stop by the office,
call 428-3170 x:101
or e-mail:
theclaymoresc@msn.com
FREE SERVICE
ADVANCE HEALTH CARE DIRECTIVE
Do you have an “Advance Health Care Directive, more
commonly referred to as a “living will”? If you have never completed a “living will’, now is the time to do so. For
those who already have a living will, you may want to
review it periodically to see that it still does what you
want. Copies are available in the office.
Sheila Larson, LCSW,LLC
My mission is to help my clients
to cope with their most difficult
emotions so that they may live
their lives to the fullest. I am
especially interested in assisting
older adults who are dealing
with chronic illness or pain,
depression, anxiety, isolation
and loss. Nowadays people are
more mobile and family
members are often far away
from their parents and
grandparents. My experience
also includes work with in home
or long-distance family caregivers and the problems that often
arise between siblings who don't agree on the best way to care
for an aging parent. Though I specialize in working with older
adults, I also enjoy working with younger people who are facing
difficult situations. I focus on identifying my client's strengths and
exploring options with them so that they are able to find their own
solutions. It is very rewarding for me to help people learn, grow
and change. Everyone is the ultimate expert of their own lives and
I see my role as helping them to navigate the many forks in the
road to find their unique and most satisfying path in life.
Location
504 S Clayton St
Wilmington, Delaware 19805
(302) 364-0966
“VIAL OF LIFE”
The Vial of Life program is offered to those residents
that suffer from medical disease and take
medications on a daily basis. A form is provided on
which the participant can list their medical history,
medications taken on a daily basis, and all
medication or other significant allergies. Other information can include the family doctor, cardiologist, or
other specialist and the hospital of choice. The form
is placed in a small medication sized container
labeled "Vial of Life" and is stored in the refrigerator.
A magnetic card is provided to attach to the outside
of the refrigerator to indicate that the vial is inside.
Although the vial does not require refrigeration, this
location was chosen as it is a nearly universal
appliance within the home.
WE HAVE ALL THE INFORMATION YOU NEED IN
THE OFFICE! Stop by!
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Day Trips:
 Harrington Casino
(Trip is FULL, Wait List only)
Friday, August 12th Bus leaves @ 8:30am
Cost: $20.00pp
Package: $15 slot money & $7.00 Buffet Credit
 “Sands Casino & Outlets”
Friday, September 9th Bus Leaves@ 9:00am
Cost: $30.00
Package: $30.00 Slot Play & $5.00 Lunch Voucher
 “Sister Act” @ Toby’s Dinner Theater
Wednesday, September 21st
Bus Leaves @ 9:00am Cost: $84.00pp
Package: Luncheon Buffet, Show, Taxes & Tips &
Transportation.
(Trip is FULL, Wait List only)
 “Bridges of Madison County” @ Media Theater
Wednesday, October 5th
Bus Leaves @ 10:30am Cost: $80.00pp
Package: Luncheon Buffet, Show, Taxes & Tips &
Transportation.
(Only 9 opening available)
ALL TRIP FLYERS ARE
AVAILABLE IN OUR
MAIN LOBBY!
Extended Trips:
 Mackinac Island, MI
Sunday, September 11thFriday, September 16th 2016
Cost: $759.00pp
(Double Occupancy)
(Only 10 spaces available)
 Wildwood ,NJ “Fabulous 50’s”
Friday, October 14thSunday, October 16th 2016
Cost: $325.00pp
(Double Occupancy)
(Trip is FULL, Wait List only)
 Virginia Beach, VA New Year’s Eve
Thursday, December 29thJanuary 1st 2017
Cost: $470.00pp
(Double Occupancy)
Limited space, don’t wait!
 Virginia International “Tattoo”
Friday, April 28thMonday, May 1st, 2017
Cost: $695.00pp
(Double Occupancy)
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 Albuquerque Balloon Festival
Sunday, October 1st-Thursday, October 6th 2016
Cost: $2,599pp (Double Occupancy)
6Days/8Meals
Price includes Air Fare, Taxes & Surcharges
 Southern Caribbean Cruise on the Grandeur of The Seas
Monday, January 23rd-Saturday, February 4th 2017
Leaving from Baltimore, MD
Cost, Double Occupancy:
Inside Cabin, $1,341pp
Outside Cabin: $1,541pp
Balcony Cabin $2,441pp
 Canadian Rockies by Train
Thursday, April 6th-Friday, April 14th 2017
Cost: Double: $3,999pp Single:$4,499pp
(If booked by Oct. 6, 2016)
Price includes Air Fare, Taxes & Surcharges
 Spotlight on New Orleans
Sunday, April 23rd-Thurs. April 27th
Cost: Double: $1,999pp Single: $2,399pp
(If booked by Nov. 23, 2016)
Price includes Air Fare, Taxes & Surcharges
Special Presentation Monday, Aug.1, 2016 10:00am
 Cowboy Country
Friday, September 8th-Friday, September 15th
Cost: Double: $3,249pp Single: $4,099pp
(If booked by March 8, 2016)
Price includes Air Fare
Special Presentation Tuesday, Oct. 4th, 2016 10:00am
 Don’t forget to join us for an “Evening of Wanderlust”
Presentation. (See Page 26 and RSVP soon!)
 Germany to Hungary
Classic Danube
Includes a 7 Night River Cruise
Wednesday, September 27th–
Sunday, October 7th
Cost: Double $4,299pp
(If booked Oct. 27, 2016)
Price includes Air Fare
Special Presentation Tuesday,
Oct. 4th ,2016 10:00am
For more information pick-up a
flyer in the main greeting area.
Contact Nicole for more details
call 302-428-3170
or email
n.schmid@claymoresc.org
9/17/2016