June 2016 - Town of Plainville

Plainville Senior Center , 200 East Street, Plainville CT 06062
Sun
5
Monday
6
*9:00 Nurse
9:00 Walking GR
9:30 Zumba Tone GR
10:00 Current Events OS
10:00 Acrylic Painting CR
12:30 Mahjong GA
12:30 Questions for the
Social Worker
1:00 All Around FitnessDEMO BR
1:00 Setback GR
1:00 Blood Pressure
Tuesday
7.
*9:00 Nurse
9:00 The Not So Empty
Nest Conference
9:30 Italian (Library)
9:30 Rails to Trails Avon
10:00 Cribbage GA
12:00 Pinochle GA
12:30 Open Circle
1:00 Bridge OS
CAFÉ CLOSED
NO CW LUNCH
NO WALKING
NO WII BOWLING
NO MORNING
BILLIARDS
Wednesday
Phone 860-747-5728
Thursday
Friday
Sat
1 FREE SIGN-UP
9:00 Walking GR
9:00 Walk at Ragged
Mountain
9:30 Quilting CR
10:30 Zumba Gold BR
1:00 iPad Basics GA
1:00 Bingo GR
1:00 Open Painting CR
1:15 Charlemagne C
3:00 Coloring Club GR
3:00 Power Burst BR
2 MEGA SIGN-UP
*9:00 Nurse
9:00 Walking GR
9:00 Begin Yoga L
9:30 Ceramics CR
10:00 Mexican Train GA
10:30 Beg. Fargo Fit BR
12:00 Pool Tournament
12:30 Pinochle GA
1:00 Scrabble C
1:00 Bridge OS
1:00 Int Fargo Fit BR
1:00 Knit & Crochet GR
2:30 Band/Dancing BR
3
4
9:00 Walking GR
9:00 Int Yoga L
9:15 Choral Group BR
9:30 Mahjong GA
10:00 Canasta CR
10:30 Cardio Step & Abs
GR
12:00 Pinochle L
8
9:00 Walking GR
9:00 Walk at Walnut Hill
Park
9:30 Quilting CR
10:30 Zumba Gold BR
1:00 iPad Basics GA
1:00 Bingo GR
1:00 Open Painting CR
1:15 Charlemagne C
3:00 Coloring Club GR
3:00 Power Burst BR
9
9:00 Walking GR
9:00 Begin Yoga L
9:30 Ceramics CR
10:00 Am I In The Hospital or
Not GR
10:00 Mexican Train GA
10:30 Beg. Fargo Fit BR
12:00 Pool Tournament
12:30 Pinochle GA
1:00 Scrabble C
1:00 Bridge OS
1:00 Int Fargo Fit BR
1:00 Knit & Crochet GR
1:00 Blood Pressure
2:30 Band / Dancing BR
10
11
9:00 Walking BR
9:00 Mystic
9:00 Mahjong GA
Tour
9:00 Ador-a-Bowl GR
9:00 Int Yoga L
9:15 Shopping Bus
10:00 COA
10:00 Canasta CR
10:30 Cardio Step & Abs
GR
12:00 Pinochle L
12
13
9:00 Griswold *9:00 Nurse
Museum
9:00 Walking GR
9:30 Zumba Tone GR
10:00 Current Events OS
10:00 Acrylic Painting CR
12:30 Mahjong GA
1:00 All Around Fitness
BR
1:00 Setback GR
14
*9:00 Nurse
9:00 Walking GR
9:30 Beg Wii Bowling GR
10:00 Ladies Billiards
10:00 Cribbage GA
12:00 Pinochle GA
12:30 Open Circle
1:00 Bridge OS
1:00 Up-Right and
Balanced GR
15
9:00 Walking GR
9:00 Walk at Will Warrens
Den
9:30 Quilting CR
10:30 Zumba Gold BR
11:00 Blood Pressure
1:00 iPad Basics GA
1:00 Bingo GR
1:00 Open Painting CR
1:15 Charlemagne C
3:00 Coloring Club GR
3:00 Power Burst BR
5:30 Cancer Support
Group
16
*9:00 Nurse
9:00 Walking GR
9:00 Begin Yoga L
9:30 Ceramics CR
10:00 Snappy Seniors L
10:00 Mexican Train OS
10:00 Advanced Directives
GR
10:00 Brighter Focus GR
10:30 Beg. Fargo Fit BR
12:00 Pool Tournament
12:30 Pinochle GA
1:00 Scrabble C
1:00 Int Fargo Fit BR
1:00 Knit & Crochet GR
1:00 Bridge OS
2:30 Band / Dancing BR
17
18
9:00 Walking GR
8:15 Swan
9:00 Mahjong GA
Lake
9:00 Int Yoga L
10:00 Canasta CR
10:00 Kayak Collinsville
10:30 Cardio Step & Abs
GR
11:30 Friends Helping
Friends
12:00 Pinochle L
19
20
*9:00 Nurse
9:00 Walking GR
9:30 Zumba Tone GR
10:00 Current Events OS
10:00 Acrylic Painting CR
12:30 Questions for the
Social Worker
12:30 Mahjong GA
1:00 All Around Fitness
BR
1:00 Setback GR
2:30 Chair Yoga BR
21
*9:00 Nurse
9:00 Walking GR
9:30 AARP Driving GR
9:30 Rails to Trails
Southington
10:00 Caregiving
Connections CR
10:00 Ladies Billiards
10:00 Cribbage GA
12:00 Pinochle GA
12:30 Open Circle
1:00 Bridge OS
1:00 Up-Right and
Balanced GR
3:00 LGBT Batting Cages
and Mini Golf
NO BEG WII BOWLING
22
9:00 Walking GR
9:00 Walk in West
Hartford
9:30 Quilting CR
10:30 Zumba Gold BR
1:00 Bingo GR
1:00 Open Painting CR
1:15 Charlemagne
2:30 Healthy Eating on a
Budget (Big Y)
3:00 Coloring Club GR
3:00 Power Burst BR
23
9:00 Walking GR
9:00 Begin Yoga L
9:30 Ceramics CR
10:00 Mexican Train GA
10:30 Medicare Savings
Program
10:30 Beg. Fargo Fit BR
12:00 Pool Tournament
12:30 Pinochle GA
1:00 Scrabble C
1:00 Bridge OS
1:00 Int Fargo Fit BR
1:00 Knit & Crochet GR
2:30 Band / Dancing BR
24
9:00 Walking GR
9:00 Mahjong GA
9:00 Int Yoga L
9:15 Shopping Bus
9:30 Big Trips Meeting
CR
10:00 Bluff Point Park
10:00 Canasta OS
10:30 Cardio Step & Abs
GR
12:00 Pinochle L
26
27
9:00 Stageloft *9:00 Nurse
“Spamalot”
9:00 Walking GR
9:30 Zumba Tone GR
10:00 Current Events OS
10:00 Mystic 10:00 Acrylic Painting CR
Express
12:30 Mahjong GA
1:00 All Around Fitness
BR
1:00 Setback GR
1:00 Blood Pressure
2:30 Chair Yoga BR
28
*9:00 Nurse
9:00Walking GR
9:30 Beg Wii Bowling GR
10:00 Ladies Billiards
10:00 Cribbage GA
12:00 Pinochle GA
12:00 Summer Picnic BR
12:30 Open Circle
1:00 Bridge OS
1:00 Up-Right and
Balanced GR
29
9:00 Walking GR
9:15 Urban Adventure
9:30 Quilting CR
10:30 Zumba Gold BR
1:00 Bingo GR
1:00 Open Painting CR
1:15 Charlemagne C
3:00 Coloring Club GR
3:00 Power Burst BR
30
*9:00 Nurse
9:00 Walking GR
9:00 Begin Yoga L
9:30 Ceramics CR
10:00 Mexican Train GA
10:30 Beg. Fargo Fit BR
11:00 Henri Martin Visit
12:00 Pool Tournament
12:30 Pinochle GA
1:00 Scrabble C
1:00 Bridge OS
1:00 Int Fargo Fit BR
1:00 Knit & Crochet GR
2:30 Band / Dancing BR
CAFÉ CLOSED
NO CW LUNCH
KEY:
GR: Green Room,
BR: Blue Room
GA: Game Room
CR: Craft Room
C: Café
CL: Computer Lab
OS: Old Store
L: Library
LSS: Linden Street
School
*: By Appointment
25
9:30
Corbin’s
Corner
10:00- Current Events: Friendly, lively discussion
of current events. Does not meet in July or August!
12:30- Mahjong
1:00- Setback: Pre-register at the weekly
tournament.
1:15- Charlemagne Card Game
1:00- Bingo
1:00- Open Painting
3:00– Coloring Club
10:00- Mexican Train
12:00- Pool Tournament
12:30- Pinochle
1:00- Scrabble
2:30- Band and Dancing: Enjoy dancing and
socializing with a live band.
9:30- Beginners Wii Bowling
10:00- Ladies Billiards
10:00- Cribbage
12:00- Pinochle
12:30- Open Circle
1:00- Advanced Wii Bowling
1:00- Bridge
9:30- Mahjong
10:00- Canasta
12:00- Pinochle (at the Library)
Blood Pressure Clinics
Cholesterol Testing
With a ten-minute appointment and a few drops
of blood from a fingertip, you can know your
numbers for total cholesterol, good (HDL) and
bad (LDL) cholesterol, triglycerides and
glucose. This form of testing does not require
fasting. These numbers, along with a few other
risk factors, can help your provider determine
your personal cardiovascular risk. The cost is
$10.00, payable at the appointment. Call the
Senior Center to make an appointment to
have your cholesterol tested.
Foot Care
Regular Foot Care and Diabetic Foot Care
The Senior Center offers appointments for
regular and diabetic foot care. Foot care is
provided by an APRN and includes a foot
inspection and nail cutting. Cost is $15.00 and
must be paid with exact change or by check only
(made out to the Plainville Senior Center)
neither the Nurse nor the Senior Center can
make change. Please call the Senior Center to
make an appointment. Foot care is for Senior
Center members only.
Monday, June 6, 1:00 - 2:00 (The Pines of Bristol)
Thursday, June 9, 1:00 - 2:00 (Hartford Healthcare Senior Services)
Wednesday, June 15, 11:00 - 12:00 (The Summit in Plantsville)
Monday, June 27, 1:00 - 1:30 (Georgia, Senior Center APRN)
Monday, July 11, 1:00 - 2:00 (The Pines of Bristol)
Wednesday, July 20, 11:00 - 12:00 (The Summit in Plantsville)
Blood Pressure Clinics are for Senior Center members only.
Ear Wax Removal
Call the Senior Center to make your ear wax removal
appointment. At least one week prior to your appointment, you must
come into the Senior Center for an instruction sheet explaining the
prep procedure and at the same time, pick up the paperwork that must
be filled out and brought in at the time of your appointment.
At least five days prior to your appointment, you will need to
purchase Debrox wax remover or hydrogen peroxide. You will need
to lie on your side with your ear up, place 5-10 drops of Debrox wax
remover, or fill ear with hydrogen peroxide, and let sit for five
minutes. After five minutes, allow to drain out and repeat with other
ear. This must be done daily for the five days before your
appointment. (Do not count the day of your appointment. So if your
appointment is on Wednesday, start with the ear wax prep on Friday.)
Do not poke ears with Q-tips! Call the Senior Center for more
information.
Recycle Your Old Cell Phones!
Do you have old cellular phones that you don’t know how to properly dispose
of? Keep them out of landfills by donating them to The Plainville Senior
Center. The NCOA (National Council on Aging) has partnered with Cellular
Recycler to help raise money for Senior Centers all around the USA. The
Donation will go directly to benefit our Dial-A-Ride program here at the Senior
Center. The donation box is located in the hallway between the main office and
billiards room on the table. Please drop ONLY cellular phones in the box!
Please no phone chargers or any other type of electronic device. Thank you to
all who have donated. The money received from these cellular phones goes
to support Dial-a-Ride! Every phone helps, tell your friends and family!
Please see Lindsay with any questions.
Be on the look out!
A member is missing
their Easy Spirit, black
stretchy sneakers, size
7 1/2 wide. They were
last seen in the Peak
Center in a white plastic
bag with white and pink
socks. Missing
sometime between
May 18 - May 23.
S.E.N.I.O.R. June 2016
Plainville Senior Center
Dynamic Past * Vibrant Future
Shawn Cohen, Director
Ronda Guberman, Assistant Director
200 East Street, Plainville CT 06062
Phone 860-747-5728
Email newsletter inquiries to plainvilleseniorctr@yahoo.com
Hours: Monday 9:00 - 6:00 p.m., Tuesday-Thursday 9:00 – 5:00 p.m., Friday 9:00 - 1:00 p.m.
Senior Center Annual Summer Picnic
Co-sponsored by the Plainville Lions Club
Tuesday, June 28, 2016, 12:00 Noon
Cost: $5.00 members; $10.00 non-members. Sign-up between 9:15 - 12:00. Must register by Thursday, June 23.
Hot dogs, hamburgers, baked beans, green salad, macaroni & potato salad, coleslaw, chips, ice cream sundaes.
Entertainment by The Elderly Brothers!
Long-time popular solo artists, T-Bone Stankus and Brian Gillie have teamed up as the Elderly Brothers, serving up
mint-condition “oldies” rock ‘n’ roll with a little lip curl and snake-bite, pushing the envelope of sweet surprise
with pitch-perfect harmonies and soulful improvisations as fresh as the originals.
Please join us in wishing Ida Dlugolenski
a very happy 100th birthday!!
Am I In The Hospital or Not? What’s Covered by
Insurance?
Thursday, June, 9, 10:00am.
See page 10 for details. Call the Senior Center to register
Medicare Savings Program
Thursday, June 23, 10:30 am.
Find out how you may be able to add $121.80 back into
your Social Security check each month!
See page 12 for details. Call the Senior Center to register
Living with Spinal Stenosis
Thursday, July 14, 10:00 a.m.
Learn about the disease, diagnosis and treatment.
Sign up begins June 1st. More details in July newsletter.
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We’ve Added New Fitness Classes !!!
(Please see page 3)
All Around Fitness
Chair Yoga
Up-Right and Balanced
Bring It Back
LGBT Adults & Allies:
Miniature Golf & Batting Cages
June 21, 2016 - Sponsored by Moveable Senior
Center see page 12 for details!
Subsidized Housing Openings
2017 “Big Trips” Meeting
Friday, June 24, 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Check out
page 8 for details about some amazing upcoming
trips!!
Seniors and Generations (Grand Families) subsidized
housing in Hartford has openings, which is very rare. Please
contact Julie Cossette at 860-478-8426 or 860-560-5444 for
more information. An information packet is available at the
Senior Center.
Senator Henri Martin Visit
Thursday, June 30, 11:00 a.m.
Learn about the issues being debated at the State
Capitol. Bring your questions and concerns.
Advanced Directives: Living Will, Health Care Directives, Power of Attorney
Thursday, June 16, 10:00 a.m.
Attorney Marilyn Denny, Greater Hartford Legal Aid will review and explain Advance Directives which are
simple legal papers that help you control decisions made on your behalf should you become ill or incapacitated. She
will take questions during the presentation and will provide documents needed for the preparation and execution of
these documents. Once all documents are received and prepared by Greater Hartford Legal Aid, Attorney Denny
will schedule appointments (at the Senior Center) at a later date to have documents signed and notarized.
Advance Directives include a living will, health care directives and power of attorney. A living will is a
declaration of your wish to use or refuse life support systems such as respirators and feeding tubes when you are
terminally ill or in a coma. A living will becomes effective only when you are no longer able to communicate your
wishes yourself.
A health care representative is someone you appoint to make most healthcare decisions on your behalf,
including whether to use, withhold, or withdraw life support systems. Your representative can speak to doctors for
you only if you are unable to make or communicate decisions yourself. Your representative is supposed to tell the
doctor what medical treatment you would have wanted, not what your representative thinks would be best for you.
Power of Attorney can help you with your business and personal matters when you become incapacitated.
There are two types of Power of Attorney: Durable Power of Attorney which becomes effective immediately and
continues after you become incapacitated and Springing Power of Attorney which becomes effective only if and
when you become incapacitated. The Program is free and open to the public; please call the Senior Center to
register beginning June 1.
Special Events
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June 2016
AARP Smart Driver Course
Tuesday, June 21, 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. at the Plainville Senior Center
This course covers the effects of aging and medications on driving, local hazards, accident prevention measures
and more. No written or on-the-road test required. Upon completion of the course, your insurance company must
give you a discount of at least 5% on your auto insurance. The cost to take the class is $15.00 for AARP
members providing a membership number and $20.00 for all other attendees. Please bring a bag lunch if
you wish. The class will be held at the Plainville Senior Center. Sign-up has begun.
“Ador-a-Bowl” Basket Making Class
Friday, June 10, 9:00 a.m.
Debbie, the daughter of one of our members, Bonnie Carilli, will be teaching a small basketry class. Learn to make an
“Ador-a-Bowl” Basket in one day! If you’ve ever wanted to try your hand at basket making, this is the class for
you! The bowl is made with a 5" wood base, using a basic over under weave technique, it is perfect for
beginners! The class is limited to 10 people, and the cost is $25.00 per person and it includes all supplies. Sign-up
has begun.
Dental Clinic
July 11, 2016 - July 15, 2016 by appointment
NEW DATES: August 24 - August 26, 2016 by appointment
Community Health Center, Inc. will provide a dental clinic at the Plainville Senior Center. A registered
dental hygienist will provide a dental hygiene exam; dental cleaning, and sealants and x-rays when appropriate. The
cost is $30.00 for individuals without insurance. Help in paying for the dental clinic (scholarships) may be available
for Plainville individuals over age 60, with a monthly income below $1,429 (single) or $1,928 (married). For
scholarship information contact Stephanie or Ronda at the Senior Center. For appointments and information
please call Melissa at Community Health Center, 860-983-2990.
Funding for scholarships is made possible in part by a grant through the Older Americans Act through the North
Central Area Agency on Aging.
Norton Park 2016 Summer Concerts
6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, June 7, Plainville Wind Ensemble
Tuesday, June 14, Center Stage Jazz
Tuesday, June 21, Ken Moor/Original American Folk
Rock
Tuesday, June 28, Magic Moments 50’s/60’s Music
Tuesday, July 5, Nzinga Daughters/Rhythm & Blues
Tuesday, July 12, Riverboat Ramblers/Dixieland Jazz
Tuesday, July 19, Simply Swing/10 piece Swing
Orchestra
Tuesday, July 26, 102nd Army Band Connecticut
Military
Tuesday, August 2, Old Tyme Fiddles
Plainville Senior Center At Risk List
The Senior Center maintains a list of folks who depend on electricity to maintain optimum health. We
refresh this list throughout the year so we can be certain that such folks will be safe during a power outage/weather
event.
It is everyone's personal responsibility to have a plan in the event of a power outage. We share our At-Risk
list with the Plainville Fire and Police Departments to ensure that no one's health is in jeopardy during a weather
emergency.
Please call the Center at 860-747-5728, if you wish to have your name added to the At-Risk List. Bette and
Stephanie are available to help you develop a plan for power outages/ weather emergencies.
Billiards Winners
April 21: 1st: Tony Lusitani & John Clancy
2nd: Stan Funk & Rich Nordgren
April 28: 1st: Stan Funk & Ellen Couture
2nd: Joe Beaudin & Wilson Belanger
May 5:
1st: Mike Hermanowski & Tony Lusitani
2nd: Mitch Ziolkowski & Ellen Couture
May 12: 1st: Joe St. Pierre & Wilson Belanger
2nd: Ed Zarek & Don Carlson
May 16:
Setback Winners
1st: Joan Noyes & Adele Mancini
2nd Place Tie: Evelyn Case & Joan Caron;
Barbara Cichon & Barbara Kidwell
Peaches and the Pit
Wii Bowling Winners
April 12: 1st: Barb Cichon 2nd: Anne Theriault
3rd: Pat Burris
April 19: Plainville (4656) vs. Middlewoods (4037)
1st: Roseanna Garcia 2nd: Donna Lundy
3rd: Barb Cichon
April 26: 1st: Roseanna Garcia 2nd: Sally Miller
3rd: Carol Perry
May 3:
1st: Roseanna Garcia 2nd: Pat Burris
3rd: Donna Lundy
May 11: State Tournament - 7th Place (4565)
1st: Barb Cichon
2nd Tie: Roseanna Garcia & Sally Miller
3rd: Bev Heslin
Classes
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Please Note: You can always register for a class, even if the session has begun. We are able to pro-rate classes.
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Members may sign-up for new classes beginning on Mega Sign-up Day, June 2, between 9:15 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. or
between 9:15 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. on any day following. You may also sign-up on Mondays, between 5:00-5:30 p.m.
If there is room in a class, non-members may sign-up for classes that allow non-members one-week after
member sign-up begins.
The Drop-in rate for any of the classes (that allow drop-ins) is $5.00 for Senior Center members and $8.00 for
non-members.
Financial assistance is available to Plainville Residents (60+) who have difficulty paying for classes. Please see
Shawn or Ronda for details.
ZUMBA TONE: 9:30 - 10:30 The Zumba Toning Program offers the best of both worlds; the exhilarating experience of
Zumba with the benefits of safe and effective strength training. Through dynamic lightweight resistance training and
exciting international rhythms, Zumba Toning classes help participants build muscle strength, increase bone density,
improve mobility, posture and coordination. Instructor: Amy Gray. 8 Weeks, June 6 - August 1 (no class 7/4) $24.00
members, $48.00 non-members. Sign-up has begun.
ACRYLIC PAINTING (BEGINNER & INTERMEDIATE): 10:00 – 12:00 You will learn methods to overcome the
challenges of the medium, plus some special techniques. A supply list will be given to you at registration. If you’re not sure
if this class is for you, we provide beginner kits which include some paints, canvas’ and drawing pads. Scholarships are also
available through the generosity of the Plainville Amateur Art Group, call Ronda for information. Instructor: Abbe Wade.
May 2 – July 11 (no class 7/4) $24.00 members; $48.00 non-members. Sign-up has begun.
NEW CLASS!! ALL AROUND FITNESS: FREE DEMO: Monday, June 6, 1:00 p.m. Sign up for the Demo June 1.
Class will be held from 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Great ALL AROUND workout targeting the cardiovascular and muscular system.
The low impact aerobics segment will be 25 minutes in a circuit fashion (led by the instructor), followed by a 15 minutes
muscular conditioning segment which will work all the major muscle groups with light weights and or Dyna bands and end
up with 10 minutes of abdominal and back exercises in a chair. All levels of fitness are welcomed. NEW SESSION: 6Weeks, June 13 - July 25 (no class 7/4), $18.00 members; $36.00 non-members. Sign-up begins June 2. Instructor:
Eileen Cyr.
Chair Yoga: 2:30 - 3:30 Each class includes stretching to improve flexibility, simple exercises to improve balance and
strength, and breathing and mindfulness techniques to reduce stress and improve concentration. Classes will focus on
decreasing the risks of falls and injury and encouraging physical activity outside of class. 6-Weeks, June 20 – August 1
(no class 7/4) , Free, limited to 15 participants. Instructor: Elizabeth Hill. Sign-up has begun.
ITALIAN: 9:30 – 10:30 Current Session ends June 7.
UP-RIGHT AND BALANCED: 1:00 - 2:00 This class is ideal for individuals who want to improve strength, balance,
coordination and agility! If you’ve had a joint replacement, have arthritis, fear of falling, dizziness, or are unsteady, then
this class is perfect for you! Each class participant will receive a pre and post balance screening to determine your level of
balance and a graduation gift at the end of the session! 7-Weeks, June 14 - August 2 (no class 7/5). No fee, limited to
12 students. Sign-up has begun.
BRING IT BACK: 10:00 - 11:00 Does your back hurt when you stand in line at a retail or grocery store? Do you know
your posture could be better but you don’t know what to do to improve it? Then this class is for you. Learn specific back
stretches and unique complementary strengthening exercises developed by a well-known Physical Therapist that will put a
little bit more “space” in your spine and strength in your Core (no it is not just your abdomen). Learn strategies for
protecting your back during Activities of Daily Living. This class is taught by Janice Freeman, an experienced and
Certified Group Exercise Instructor and Personal Trainer, who holds an Advanced Certificate in Back Health. This class
is appropriate for all levels of fitness, but you must be able to get onto a mat without assistance. The class is limited to 10
participants and available on a first come, first serve basis. NEW SESSION: 8 Weeks, July 12 – August 30, $24.00
members only. Sign-up begins June 2.
QUILTING: 9:30 – 11:30 Beginners are always welcome to the class. Beginners will learn proper rotary cutting and
sewing techniques. Class participants also work on the annual Senior Center quilt that is raffled during the Holiday
Fair, if they wish, or they may work on their own projects. Classes are on-going, $2.00 per class when attendees are
not working on the quilt. Instructor: Karen Kebinger. Call the Senior Center if you would like to join the class.
ZUMBA GOLD: 10:30 - 11:30 This is a series of fitness programs specifically designed to take the exciting Latin and
International dance rhythms created in the original ZUMBA and adjust it to accommodate participants of all ages and
fitness levels. Instructor: Amy Gray. 8 Weeks, June 1 - July 20. Members $24.00 Non –Members $48.00. Sign-up has
begun.
Classes, Computer Classes
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POWER BURST: 3:00 - 3:45 (Current session ends June 29) This circuit training exercise program, made up of 6
-10 “stations”, is a great way to improve mobility, strength and stamina. At each station a special exercise is done for
1-2 minutes, followed by 2 minutes of walking or marching in place. Instructor: Ann Fargo. NEW SESSION: 4
weeks, July 13 - August 3 , $8.00 members only. Sign-up begins June 2.
CERAMICS: 9:30 - 11:30 Members only. Current session ends June 30. Instructor: Gloria Cerniglia. Learn how
to choose a piece of green ware, clean it, paint it and glaze it. Beginners welcome! Students are responsible for their
own green ware, brushes and specialty supplies. Class fee includes instruction, glazes and firing. NEW SESSION:
8-Weeks, July 7 - August 25, $32.00 Members only. Sign-up begins June 2.
BEGINNER’S YOGA FOR EVERY BODY: This class is held at the Plainville Public Library at 9:00 a.m. and
is designed for individuals who are new to yoga. Through yoga, we will improve the health of our bodies and also
cultivate an inner peace. Tim Molnar, our certified yoga instructor, has practiced yoga since 2003 and has shared his
passion for yoga since 2011. 8 -Weeks, May 12 - June 30. $24.00 members only. Sign-up has begun.
BEGINNERS FARGO’S FUNCTIONAL FITNESS: 10:30 – 11:30 Instructor Ann Fargo teaches this popular
exercise class designed to build fitness for everyday life. Gentle exercises in these classes are designed to improve
muscle strength, muscle endurance, body balance, flexibility, agility and vitality. 6-Weeks, May 26 - June 30,
$12.00 members only. Sign-up has begun.
INTERMEDIATE FARGO’S FUNCTIONAL FITNESS: 1:00 – 2:00 Instructor Ann Fargo teaches this popular
exercise class designed to build fitness for everyday life. Gentle exercises in these classes are designed to improve
muscle strength, muscle endurance, body balance, flexibility, agility and vitality. 6-Weeks, May 26 - June 30,
$12.00 members only. Sign-up has begun.
KNITTING & CROCHET: 1:00 – 3:00 Instructor Evelyn Morin. Finish an old project that’s been hanging around
in your closet or start something new! 8-Weeks, May 26 - July 14, $16.00 members, $32.00 non-members. Signup has begun.
INTERMEDIATE YOGA FOR EVERY BODY: This class is held at the Plainville Public Library at 9:00 a.m.
and is designed for individuals who have been practicing yoga for one year or more. Through yoga, we will
improve the health of our bodies and also cultivate an inner peace. Tim Molnar, our certified yoga instructor, has
practiced yoga since 2003 and has shared his passion for yoga since 2011. 8-Weeks, May 27 - July 15, $24.00
members only. Sign-up has begun.
CARDIO STEP & ABS: 10:30 - 11:30 Instructor: Eileen Cyr. Step up your work-out with a 45 minute step/low
impact aerobic interval workout to the oldies. Intervals of 3 minutes of low impact aerobics and 2 minutes of step
(total of 5 intervals). You can do the step portion without a step if you prefer. Includes 15 minutes of abdominal
exercise at the end of each class (standing, sitting or on a mat). Current Session Ends June 3. 8-Weeks, June 10 July 29, $24.00 members, $48.00 non-members. Sign-up has begun.
iPad Basics
Wednesdays, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Instructor: Evelyn Morin. Learn all the basics of your
new IPad in this fun and informative class. Learn its main
components including the keyboard, internet, camera and
basic apps and its intermediate functions such as sending emails, music and using social media sites like Facebook.
Limited to 8 participants. You must own or borrow an
IPad and bring it to class with you. 5-Weeks, May 18 June 15, cost is $25.00 for members and non-members,
plus the cost of a textbook. Sign-up has begun.
Healthy Eating on a Budget
Wednesday, June 22 at 2:30pm
Presented by : Kittie Spedding, MS, RD, CDN. In-store Consulting Dietitian Big Y Foods
Nutritionist. Healthy eating doesn't have to cost
more. Learn tips to keep your food bill down
while planning out nutritious meals. This class
will be held at the Plainville Big Y and
transportation will be available. Please call the
Senior Center to register and to let us know if
you need a ride. This is a free event and space
is limited to 10 people. Sign up begins June 1.
(There will be no trip in July)
Tuesday, June 14 at Foxwoods.
Depart OLM at 8:00 a.m., return to Plainville approximately 5:15 p.m. Cost is $25.00, promo package included.
Wednesday, July 6, 2016 - Coins and Claws - Abbott’s Lobster in the Rough, Noank, CT. Cost is $63.00.
Wednesday, August 10, 2016 - Friday, August 12, 2016 - Saratoga & Lake George Getaway.
Prices for the 2016 up-coming trips will be determined at a later date, unless already stated. PLEASE NOTE: AARP
Trips are NOT sponsored by the Plainville Senior Center, therefore, you cannot sign-up or pay for them at the
Center. You must call Sally for more information and to sign-up at 860-747-1732.
Outdoor Adventure, AARP Trips
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Please Note: All participants of any Outdoor Adventure activity must register in advance (by calling or stopping
by the Center) even if payment is not due until the day of the event. Programs may get cancelled if we do not have
enough participants registered in advance. We also need to give an accurate roster to the group leader.
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Tuesday, June 7, 9:30 a.m. Avon, CT to Peachberry Yogurt Meet at trail head in Avon, CT at the intersection of
Rt. 202 and 44, bring money for frozen yogurt
♦ Tuesday, June 21, 9:30 a.m. Southington, CT to Cheshire, CT Meet at Southington trail head on Mill Street
♦ Tuesday, July 19, 9:30 a.m. Collinsville, CT to Canton, CT Meet at Depot Parking lot in Collinsville
Instructor: Ann Fargo: All bicycle rides are on paved rails to trails paths. Directions to trail heads will be provided.
Dress for the weather, have bike in good working conditions, helmets required. Bring water bottles and light snacks. We
ride for approximately 1 - 1 1/2 hours at a comfortable pace. Cost is $3.00 per ride, due to Ann on the day of the trip.
Sign-up begins June 1.
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Wednesday, June 1, 9:00 a.m. Ragged Mountain
Adventurous walk in the woods. Recommended only for members who exercise regularly and are familiar with the
challenges of rigorous walks in the woods. View panoramic views of Central Connecticut. Sign-up has begun.
Sign-up for the following walks begins June 1!
♦ Wednesday, June 8, 9:00 a.m. Walnut Hill Park, New Britain, CT 45-minute - 1 hour walk over gently paved
trail, great for beginners
♦ Wednesday, June 15, 9:00 a.m. Will Warrens Den 1 1/2 hour, 3 mile, moderate walk with a couple of challenges
along the way
♦ Wednesday, June 22, 9:00 a.m. West Hartford Reservoir, CT 1 hour walk, over gently paved and forest trails
Instructor: Ann Fargo: All Wednesday walks are a great way to enjoy outdoors in Connecticut. Please read each
description carefully as they are graded by difficulty level. Directions to trails will be available at sign-up. Dress for the
weather and wear good shoes/boots. Please bring a water bottle, bug spray, and sun protection. Homemade treats are
provided by the leader. Cost is $3.00 per walk due to Ann on the day of the trip. Sign-up begins June 1.
Kayak Farmington River, Collinsville, CT
Friday, June 17, 10:00 a.m.
Instructor: Ann Fargo. Meet at Collinsville Canoe and Kayak in Collinsville, CT at 10:00 a.m. Rentals start at 10:15
a.m. and include Kayak, Paddle and Life Jacket. Please wear clothes that can get wet. Changing rooms and bathroom
facilities are available. Sun protection and water bottles are highly recommended. Homemade snacks will be provided
by the leader. Beginners are welcome! Rental rates due on the day of the event are: $20.00 for Kayak, $25.00 for Stand
up Paddle Boards; please indicate preference at registration. Cost is $3.00 due to Ann on the day of the trip. Sign-up
begins June 1.
Bluff Point State Park in Groton, CT
Friday, June 24, Bus leaves from Senior Center at 10:00 a.m. Returns approximately 4:00pm.
Instructor: Ann Fargo Enjoy a coastal walk for 1 1/2 miles on gravel roads to the shore. We will picnic on the
rocks (bring your own lunch), then explore and swim for about an hour. We will walk 1 1/2 miles back to the bus
and on to Dairy Queen before heading home. Cost: $12.00 due at the time of registration. Sign-up begins June 2.
Celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Outdoor Adventure Club with the Ultimate Outdoor Adventure!
Something for EVERYONE!!
Date: Wednesday, July 13th Cost: $5.00 + $20.00 for kayak rental or $25.00 SUP (Stand Up Paddle Board) rental.
Pay rental fee at Collinsville Canoe & Kayak. Sign up begins: June 2
Choose your adventure and let us know your preference when you register:
Bike-Kayak-Lunch-Bike: Meet at 9:00 a.m. at the Depot Station parking lot in Unionville and bike on the rails to
trails to Collinsville Canoe and Kayak. Rent a kayak and paddle the Farmington River for 1 hour and bicycle back
to Collinsville. The bike ride is about 45 – 60 minutes EACH way. Bike trip led by Ann Fargo.
Walk-Kayak-Lunch-Walk: Meet at 9:00 a.m. at the parking lot of Collinsville Canoe and Kayak and walk a total
of 1 hour (roundtrip) along the rails to trails. When you return to Collinsville, you’ll hop into a kayak and paddle
the Farmington River for 1 hour. Walk led by Eileen Cyr.
Or … if you prefer to just bike or walk with the group into Collinsville and relax along the river (without going
kayaking), you can do that! Please meet at the designated parking areas listed above.
Or … if you prefer to drive your car and meet at Collinsville Canoe and Kayak and paddle along the Farmington
River for an hour with the group, you can do that!!
Everyone should bring a lunch in a light back pack along with plenty of water or have lunch at LaSalle Market &
Deli in the Center of Collinsville. Dress for the weather, sunscreen and bug spray recommended.
See Urban Adventure Page 6
Quick Trips & Saturday Shopping Bus
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Urban Adventure:
Ride the CT FastTrak Bus to Hartford & Historical Walking Tour of Downtown Hartford
Wednesday, June 29, 9:15 a.m.
Leader: Eileen Cyr. Meet up at the Plainville Library Bus Stop at 9:15 a.m. and ride the new FastTrak bus to Union
Station in Hartford. View the historical landmarks in Hartford, with Hartford Historian, Wendy Pawlak. Riverfront
Plaza and more. Lunch (on your own) at the Kitchen Café located in the Hartford Public Library. Cost is $5.00 due at
registration. Bus transportation will be $1.50 due at the time you get onto the bus (please use exact change in the form
of dollar bills and U.S. Coins for the bus only - $0.75 each way) The bus will depart the library bus stop at exactly
9:30 a.m. so get there early! Return to Plainville at approximately 4:00 p.m. Please park at the Plainville Library
side parking lot and walk to the Bus Stop. Sign-up begins June 2.
These trips are curb-to-curb services. Plainville residents who do not drive can be picked-up and dropped-off at home.
Those who drive will be picked up at the Senior Center or OLM, depending on the day/time of the trip. We use our
Dial-A-Ride Bus or school buses that can be handicapped accessible with wheelchair lifts, but passengers must be able
to get to and from the bus on their own. If a wheelchair lift is needed, let us know at sign-up.
Trip Guidelines
1. After signing up, if you cancel please be aware that we do not offer refunds for trips costing $5.00 or less, due to the
high cost of processing checks and accounting. We will process refunds if we cancel the trip.
2. If you are ill and unable to attend, please call the Senior Center (860-747-5728) when it is open or call Ceal
DiFrancesco after hours (860-747-1927).
3. You should be at the departure point at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled leaving time. The bus will not wait
for late comers.
4. We need at least ten participants in order to run a trip. If there are not enough people, we will have to
cancel...so, please encourage your friends to join you. (Non-members may sign up one week after members
sign-up, if space is available.)
Historic Harbor Tour of Mystic aboard The Mystic Express
Saturday, June 11 2016, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
The trip is full, please sign the waiting list. See itinerary and new trip below, June 26.
A Celebration of the Gardens: Blooms with a View, Florence Griswold Museum, Old Lyme
Sunday, June 12, 2016, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
This is the perfect time to view the beautiful spring gardens, as well as stunning flower arrangements by 15 floral artists
interpreting works of art in the exhibition The Artist’s Garden: American Impressionism and the Garden Movement.
You will spend the day walking through both the Museum and the gardens, as well as time to enjoy lunch at Café Flo,
located on the veranda overlooking the Lieutenant River. $5.00 for transportation is due at registration. Admission
to the Museum is $8 payable when you arrive. Cost of lunch is on your own. Senior Center pick-up first at 9:00 a.m.,
then home pick-ups for those who do not drive. The bus will leave the Museum at 3:00 p.m. Sign-up has begun.
Corbin’s Corner Shopping Center
Lunch at Olive Garden, West Hartford
Saturday, June 25
9:30 a.m.—3:00 p.m.
Enjoy a day shopping at Corbin’s Corner Shopping Center, followed by lunch on your own, at the Olive Garden. $5.00
for transportation should be given to Jean Kelly the day of the trip. Bus will pick up first at the Senior Center at 9:30
a.m., followed by home pick-ups for those who do not drive. Return to Plainville at about 3:00 p.m. Call the Senior
Center to sign up beginning June 1.
Historic Harbor Tour of Mystic aboard The Mystic Express
Sunday, June 26, 2016, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
All aboard the Mystic Express, a U.S. Coast Guard inspected sight-seeing boat for a 40-minute narrated tour! You’ll see
and hear all about historic Mystic. This trip is accessible for people with canes or walkers. The special pre-season cost of
the narrated boat tour is $15 payable when you board. The cost of lunch is on your own. Senior Center pick-up first at
10:00 a.m., then home pick-ups for those who do not drive. Following the boat tour, our DAR bus will drop you off
either in downtown Mystic or take you to Olde Mistick Village for shopping and lunch. The bus will leave for Plainville
by 4:00 p.m. $5.00 for transportation is due at registration. Sign-up has begun.
In order to ride the Friday Shopping Bus you must be a member of the Plainville Senior Center or a
Plainville resident over 60 or a Plainville resident of any age who is disabled.
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June 10
ShopRite, Southington
9:15 a.m.—12:15 p.m.
June 24
Price Chopper, Southington
9:15 a.m.—12:15 p.m.
Sign-up begins on June 1. Call the Senior Center before 11:00 a.m. on the Wednesday before the
Shopping Bus date to add your name to the pick-up list.
Current Trips
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►►Important Trip Information:◄◄
• Sign-up: Trip sign-ups take place Monday – Friday, between 9:15 a.m.—12:00 noon and Mondays from 5:00-5:30 p.m. One day a month we also offer
Mega Sign-up Day. This month it is June 2, and we will accept sign-ups all day between 9:15 a.m.—4:00 p.m. Payment is due at the time of sign up. If
you wish to line up before the Senior Center opens, line up at the back door with the ramp. (Not on the Stillwell Drive side.)
• Open to the public: Trips are open to the public 7 days after member sign-up unless otherwise stated.
• Cancellations: Call the Senior Center immediately so we can try and find a replacement for you from our waiting list. If you must cancel the night before
or the morning of the trip, please call Ceal DiFrancesco at (860) 747-1927 that evening or before 9:00 a.m. the day of the trip. Ceal will have the waiting list
and will try to fill your seat, but she should only be called if the Center is closed. You may also call the Center after 9:00 a.m. and alert us so we can try to
get a refund for you. We must pay for any number that we guarantee to the tour companies. We will always attempt to get a refund, and whatever we are
refunded, it will be passed on to you. If trip insurance is included in the trip cost, please refer to the specific coverage offered. Most cover all costs if the
cancellation is due to illness, but others may cover a variety of additional reasons.
• Overnight parking: Overnight parking is allowed at Our Lady of Mercy Church at your own risk, but is not recommended. There is no overnight parking at
the Senior Center. We suggest that you have someone drop you off and pick you up or have someone come and get your car after the trip has left and
bring it back on the day of return.
• Medical ID cards: Medical ID Cards must be shown to the bus captain. If you don’t have a card or you need a new one, please stop by the Senior Center
or get one from the bus captain.
• Disclaimer: The Plainville Senior Center is not responsible in whole or in part to the trip participants for any loss, damage, injury or financial loss
whatsoever, to persons or property however caused during or in connection with any trip. Parking is at your own risk.
• Before boarding the bus, get your seat assignment from the bus captain.
*****Remember, be at your departure location 15 minutes prior to our departure time in order to board the bus. We will not wait for late comers.*****
Leaving on a Trip this month?!
Make sure to check your departure
time and location below!
American Ballet Theatre - “Swan Lake” at the Lincoln Center, Saturday, June 18, 2016, 8:15 a.m. Depart the
Plainville Senior Center at 8:15 a.m., return approximately 8:30 p.m. When printed, there were two seats available.
Stageloft Theater Sturbridge, MA Presents “Spamalot” ~ Sunday, June 26, 2016, 9:00 a.m.
Enjoy a Sunday Matinee! Lovingly ripped off from the classic film comedy MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY
GRAIL, SPAMALOT retells the legend of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. Enjoy a delicious lunch at the
Salem Cross Inn with your choice of Old-Fashion Chicken Pot Pie or Fresh Baked Boston Scrod. Depart the Plainville
Senior Center at 9:00 a.m., and return at approximately 6:30 p.m. Space is limited to 25 people. $80.00 per person.
Please include your meal selection at registration. Sign-up has begun and is open to the public.
Nova Scotia & Prince Edward Island – July 2 – 9, 2016
Fully escorted tour of Nova Scotia & Prince Edward Island! 7-Nights Hotel Accommodations, 11 meals, 2 lobster
dinners, DeMillo’s floating restaurant, and tickets to the 2016 Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo. Tour the Citadel
Fortress Museums, FDR’s summer cottage, Anne of Green Gables, Halifax City, Saint John, New Brunswick, Boothbay
Harbor, Digby, Campobello Island, Magnetic Hill and the ferry port of Caribou. $1,667.00 double, $2,292.00 single,
$1,617.00 triple. Insurance is available. Itineraries are available, there was space at the time of printing. Please
call Tours of Distinction to register, 860-627-0199. Open to the public.
All You Can Eat Lobster and Entertainment Show - Tuesday, July 12
Depart from Our Lady of Mercy (OLM) at 10:15 a.m. for The Delaney House, Holyoke, MA. Return at approximately
4:30 p.m. The cost is $94.00 per person. The trip is full, please sign the waiting list.
Thomaston Opera House - “Billy Elliot” The Musical, Sunday, July 17, 2016, 10:00 a.m.
Depart the Senior Center at 10:00 a.m. for the Thomaston Opera House. Enjoy reserved orchestra seats for a musical
about the life of 11-year-old Billy Elliot and how it is forever changed one day when he stumbles upon a ballet class
during his weekly boxing lesson. Enjoy a pre-show lunch at Black Rock Tavern, Thomaston, CT of Chicken Francais or
Baked Scrod. Return to Plainville at approximately 5:30 p.m. The cost is $80.00 per person. Please provide meal
choice when registering. Sign-up has begun and is open to the public, invite your friends.
Long Island Sound Lighthouse Cruise, Sunday, August 14, 2016, 10:00 a.m.
Depart the Senior Center at 10:00 a.m. Enjoy a two hour narrated tour aboard a comfortable high-speed Sea Jet
catamaran. You will be able to view 8 lighthouses, 2 forts and more. Feel free to bring lunch or a snack with you, or you
may also purchase from the onboard snack bar. After the cruise, enjoy an early bird dinner at Go Fish. Choose one of the
following entrees: Baked Atlantic Cod, Grilled Fillet of Salmon or Pan Roasted Breast of Chicken. After dinner, spend
some free-time in Mystic Village. Return at approximately 8:30 p.m. Please include your meal selection at
registration. The cost is $97.00 per person. Sign-up has begun and is open to the public, invite your friends.
Montreal and Quebec, August 28—31, 2016, 6:30 a.m.
A four-day, three-night journey through the St. Lawrence River Valley and the cities of Montreal & Quebec City, Canada.
Return to Plainville at approximately 8:00 p.m. Each person going to Canada must have a valid Passport. The trip is
full, please sign the waiting list.
Strawberry Fields: The Beatles Tribute Show, The Aqua Turf Club
Tuesday, September 13, 2016, 11:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Enjoy a Magical Mystery Tour as they play songs off the Beatles first four albums from the 60’s. In 2005, this Band
played at Shea Stadium for a 40th Anniversary of The Fab Four’s historic concert!! Space is limited to 25 people for this
drive on your own event. Enjoy donuts and coffee, a glass of beer or wine, Baked Ham, Chicken Francais and all the
trimmings. The cost is $42.00 per person. Sign-up has begun and is open to the public, invite your friends.
Trips, Announcements
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FYI: Reserve Lists for all trips including Quick Trips.
When you sign a Reserve List for a trip that is filled, we will ask whether or not you are a member. If there is a
cancellation, we will always sign-up members from the reserve list first! Members who sign the reserve list and want
to bring a non-member friend should be aware that since we will always sign-up members first, we will skip over the nonmembers until all members have been contacted.
Long Island & The Hamptons - September 15 - 16, 2016
Depart from OLM at 7:15 a.m. for a beautiful 2-day, 1-night motor-coach trip to ‘The Hamptons’! Tour Old
Westbury Gardens to visit the former home of John S. Phipps and his family. Enjoy some free time in Greenport,
followed by dinner over-looking Long Island Sound. Following breakfast the next morning, meet the local historian
and hear history, stories, sights and gossip of ‘The Hamptons’. The trip wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the
eastern end of Long Island, Montauk Point. Return at approximately 8:30 p.m. $349.00 double, $469.00 single,
and $315.00 triple. A $50.00 deposit is due at registration. Sign-up has begun and is open to the public.
Myrtle Beach, S.C., Charleston - October 16 - 22, 2016
Depart OLM at 7:00 a.m. for the Holiday Inn of Fredericksburg, Virginia then on to Myrtle Beach the next day.
Relax during a four-night stay at The Sea Watch Resort. Enjoy 6 breakfasts, 4 dinners and 2 shows! Take a history
tour, a walking tour, a Creek Cruise on a Pontoon Boat, play golf, tour The Battery, Marion Square, the College of
the Citadel and many Ante Bellum homes. On the last day enjoy lunch (on your own) at popular Mastoris
Restaurant in New Jersey, you will return home at approximately 7:00 p.m. $1,115.00 double, $1,415.00 single,
and $1,045.00 triple. Insurance is available. A $100.00 deposit is due at registration. Sign-up has begun and
is open to the public.
Lake George Luncheon Cruise
Saturday, August 20, 7:00 a.m.
Depart the Senior Center at 7:00 a.m. and enjoy a 2-hour luncheon cruise aboard the Lac du Saint Sacrement, the
largest cruise ship on Lake George. Our Captain will share information on the lake’s geology, ecology, environment
and history. While cruising we’ll have a lunch buffet in the elegant dining room. While onboard there is live
entertainment for your listening and dancing pleasure. Following the cruise, spend time in Lake George Village, the
heart of this resort area. Return to Plainville approximately 8:00 p.m. The cost is $90.00 per person, space is
limited to 20 participants. Sign-up begins June 2.
Green Mountain Flyer Railroad - Fall Foliage Tour
Thursday, September 29, 9:15 a.m.
Depart OLM at 9:15 a.m. for the Green Mountain Flyer! All aboard for a delightful 2-hour roundtrip ride along the
Connecticut and Williams Rivers between Chester Depot and Ludlow, Vermont. Relax and experience a narrated
journey into Vermont’s rich history and scenic splendor on fully restored vintage passenger trains. Enjoy a classic
New England feast of Roast Turkey Dinner and New England Clam Chowder at Chandler’s Tavern located at
Yankee Candle in Deerfield, MA. Return to Plainville approximately 8:00 p.m. The cost is $95.00 per person,
space is limited to 25 participants. Sign-up begins June 2.
The Plainville Senior Center Invites you to Attend the 2017 “Big Trips” Meeting
2017 “Big Trips” meeting on June 24 at 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Three fully escorted trips we will be offering in 2017 are:
• Canadian Rockies and Vancouver, BC by Train and Bus - September 2 - 8, 2017 - $200.00 Early Bird
discount if you sign up by September 30.
• Cuba Cruise with shore excursions included - March 17 - 24, 2017: “See Cuba before there is a Starbucks
on every corner.” Fly to Jamaica, cruise from Jamaica to Cuba - $100.00 Early Bird discount if you
sign up by August 15.
• Wonders of Italy including Rome, Sorrento, Capri, Amalfi Coast, Tuscany, Florence, Chianti, Pisa, San
Gimignano - April 25, 2017 - May 5, 2017 - $100.00 Early Bird discount if you sign up by August 15.
The trips and trip meeting are open to the public, invite your friends to join you. Complete itineraries are
available at the Senior Center. More details will be available at the meeting. In addition, if you attend the “Big
Trips” meeting on June 24, you are eligible for an additional $50.00 per person discount when you sign up! Call the
Plainville Senior Center to sign-up for the “Big Trips” meeting so we can plan for treats.
November 12: Intrepid
November 16: Saturday Night Fever - Westchester
December 4: Holiday Sparkle in the Big Apple
Mega Sign-Up, Announcements, PEAK
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On Mega Sign-up Day, June 2, you can sign up for paid trips, classes and activities from 9:15 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.
On all other days, paid sign-ups take place from 9:15 a.m.-12:00 noon and Monday evenings, 5:00-5:30 p.m.
Please make arrangements to be here during the hours that we offer sign-ups. We will not take money any other
time. If you cannot be here yourself, you may send money in with someone else. If you have any questions about
our policy, please feel free to ask.
THE SUGGESTION BOX
Drop your suggestions in our box either signed or unsigned. If
you need an answer to a question, please leave a name or
number. The box is located at the giveaway area, near the
public computers.
Meals on Wheels Volunteers Needed!
Call the Senior Center, 860-747-5728
if you are interested in volunteering.
As we mentioned, we will have larger print copies available.
If anyone would like one, please let us know if you want it
mailed or if you will pick it up at the center.
We will also try to space the newsletter differently in July for
easier reading. Let us know if you like it!
The Senior Center Needs Sympathy, Get Well and
Thinking of You Cards
We send cheer, get well and sympathy cards to our members who could
use a lift of their spirits. If you are interested in donating these cards,
please bring them to the Senior Center’s front desk. We would really
appreciate it. At this time we cannot use blank cards, holiday cards, etc.
A special thank you to Carol Perry who is in charge of this program. If
you know someone who needs a card, please let us know! Thank you
for helping bring sunshine to someone in need!
SENIOR CENTER DISPLAY
CASE
Stop by and check out the beautiful
displays this month! We’ve got Jeanne
Raducha displaying her Rag Dolls and
Janice Czerepuszko displaying her
porcelain dolls.
Do you have a collection, hobby or
artwork you would like to put on display
for all Senior Center members to see, for
example; teapots, figurines? If so, make
a reservation for our display case. Stop
by the front desk to sign up or see Ronda
with any questions you may have.
Calling All Plainville Senior Center Idols
Are you a closet singer and would like to express yourself with other people? Well, we have a program for
you!!! FLASH MOB singing! A FLASH MOB is a group of people that meet in a public place for the purpose of
entertaining others for a short period of time. It is a surprise and puts smiles on the faces of people that are there.
Go to YouTube and type in Flash Mob Vocals. You’ll see a variety of them.
We have been rehearsing at the Bristol Senior Center on Thursdays from 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. The song we are
rehearsing for the mall is, “We Are The World” by Michael Jackson. Everyone gets a CD of the song so you can
practice at home or play it in your car. At the local venues, we sing songs like God Bless America, My Country Tis
of Thee, Yankee Doodle Dandy and When Johnny Comes Marking Home to name a few. It was so much fun to see
the smiles when we sang.
There are 10 other senior centers involved in this, and we will be performing at a mall around Connecticut
sometime in the fall or winter. For more information, you can contact Eileen Cyr at 860-329-1825.
Hours
Are you a member? Did you receive your
new PEAK Center Scan Card? If not, please Monday - Thursday: 9:00 a.m. - 4:45 p.m.
Fridays: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
check at Front Desk or see Ronda.
Cardiovascular Equipment
Nustep: This is our most popular piece of equipment. The NuStep is a seated “stair stepper” which offers a
complete upper and lower body cardiovascular workout.
Treadmills: You can walk at your own pace. The incline can be adjusted for a more resistant workout, as
though you are walking up and down hills.
Recumbent Bicycle: Ride in comfort … there is a back to the seat for full support!
Elliptical Cross trainer: Low-impact total body workout.
Weight Training - Seven pieces of upper and lower body strength training equipment including:
* Chest Press * Leg Press * Tricep Press * Row * Seated Leg Curl * Leg Extension * Abdominal
Stop by the front desk for a membership packet that includes a medical approval form
Membership rates: $9.00 for 1 month, $40.00 for 6 months and $60.00 for one year. A one-time registration
fee of $25.00 (cardio & weights), or $8.00 (cardio only), $17.00 (weights only), is charged at the time of your
initial training.
Donations /New Members
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When you bring donations into the Senior Center, our volunteer receptionist needs to know your name and what you
are donating so that we may list your name in the Newsletter. (If you wish to have your donation remain
anonymous, please tell that to the receptionist). We do our best not to leave any donor’s name off the list, but if we
do, please let us know so we can include it in the next Newsletter.
GENERAL DONATIONS: April 20 - May 18
Ann Aliano, Jeannine Ball, Leona Bisson, Kathleen Bott, Pat Cancelli, Beverly Case, Evelyn Case, Sally Cobrain,
Circle Group, Linda Hill, Lois & Ron Jablonski, Betty Kirch, Carol Loiselle, Marlene Maglio, Ann Maltais,
Methodist Church, Ann Moore, New Britain Symphony, Joan Osak, Marie Ragaglia, Lois Schmidt, Sandy Therrien,
Toffolon School (Miss Limberger’s Class), Diane Voitkevics, Helen Webb, Cindi Whitham, Several Anonymous
Donations
MEMORIAL DONATIONS:
The Senior Center has a Memorial Fund for people wishing to make a donation in memory of a friend or relative.
Checks may be made out to the Plainville Senior Center. The deceased person’s name will be listed in the Memorial
Book displayed in our lounge, along with the donor’s name. Memorial donations are used to enhance the operation
of the Senior Center.
In Memory of John A. Martin: Fran Martin
Dial-A-Ride:
Lee Ann Korus, Fran Martin, Anonymous donation
DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO COULD USE SOME CHEER?
Please let us know if someone is hospitalized, sick, convalescing or has lost a loved one. We have no other way
of knowing. The cheer cards mean SO much to our members and it also helps us to keep our files updated. Contact
the Senior Center at 860-747-5728. When you give a name, please let us know if the person should receive a cheer
card or a sympathy card. A special thank you to Carol Perry for handling our cheer report.
CHEER REPORT: April 1 - May 12
CHEER CARDS: Morris Brousseau, Jack Cassidy, Marcia Chapman, Beatrice & Roland Dumont, William Johnson,
John Lanzl, George Moxley, Mary Needham, Sharon Simpson, Andrew Soltis, Helen Webb, Anita Willequer
SYMPATHY CARDS: Alcide Ayotte, Family of Douglas Blankenship, Family of Polly Camerato, Shirley
Cavaliere, Family of Lincoln Charette, Family of Dorothy Grant, Family of John Lanzl, Family of Ira Lockhart,
Family of Angie Montanile, Gertrude Ouellette, Family of Jan Pekala, Howard Philbrick, Rose & Joe Plourde,
Family of Elsie Rinheart, Winthop Thurlow, Family of Joseph Truszkowski, Family of Christie Wall
NEW MEMBERS: April 1 - April 30
Judith Anderson, Richard Boccia, Emily DiBenedetto, Valerie Liistro, Ronald Manyak, Barbara Martin, Shirley
Pomoranski, Joseph Robar, Marianne Rose, Ellen Thomas, Richard Thomas, Barbara Westerberg
Try Transit Week
June 6 - 10, 2016
Learning how to use public transportation can be a vital asset to become more independent and also have the
availability to connect with activities in the community. This June 6-10, 2016, Greater Hartford Transit District (the
“District”) will be hosting “Try Transit Week” to give our ADA riders an opportunity to experience the fixed route
public transit service (CTtransit) under the direction of a professional travel trainer. “Try Transit Week” will begin
with a free “Public Transportation 101” class which will be offered on June 6 from 9:00 a.m. at One Union Place,
Hartford. “Try Transit Week” will also take place at the New Britain Senior Center at 55 Pearl Street, New Britain
(Specific dates and times to be announced). To register, please contact Ms. Mary Rosenbaur, The Kennedy Center’s
ADA Transit Coordinator, at (203) 365-8522, ext. 322.
Am I In The Hospital or Not?
Thursday, June 9, 10:00 a.m.
Chris Babina, RN, BSN, ACM, Director of Medical Management at Bristol Hospital will be presenting a free presentation
on hospital stays at the Plainville Senior Center on June 9. The presentation will attempt to reduce any confusion
surrounding what it means to be in the hospital as an outpatient or as an outpatient with observation services, or as an
inpatient. Ms. Babina will also provide a general overview of what various insurances do and do not cover, such as
hospital services, nursing home and home health care. Participants will also learn about their rights as a hospital patient.
To register for this free presentation, please call the Plainville Senior Center at (860) 747-5728.
Support Groups, Tip of the Month
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CAREGIVING CONNECTIONS
Tuesday, June 21st, 10:00 a.m.
“Life is the balance of holding on and letting go.” Rumi
Join your fellow caregivers before the summer
recess! We have journeyed together since September
learning about one another’s challenges and successes…
sharing both tears and laughter! Come share tips and
ideas as we continue to provide care while not neglecting
ourselves!
Caregivers from area towns are welcome. Call
Bette at the Center with any questions or concerns.
QUESTIONS FOR THE SOCIAL
WORKER
Mondays, June 6 and June 20
12:30-1:30 p.m.
Do you have questions about Medicare, Medicaid,
Medicare Part D, Medicare Savings Program or
Housing Options? Maybe you have questions about
where to find Alzheimer’s help in the community,
Caregiving, Homecare, etc. Just stop by Stephanie’s
office to have an individual chat with her. Please note:
this program is for Plainville residents only. No preregistration necessary. No question is too small!
SNAPPY SENIORS
Thursday, June 16, 2016, 10:00 a.m. at
the Plainville Public Library
This is the last meeting of the season. Be
prepared to share some of your photos with the group.
We will decide the direction to go for next
season. Meetings will resume in September on the
third Thursday of the month. Have a great summer and
take lots of pictures!
THE ART OF AGING
Five members of the Snappy Seniors Camera Club have
entered their artwork in the "Art of Aging" contest being
held at the Agency on Aging of South Central
Connecticut in New Haven. The entrants are John
Clancy, Peggy Clancy, Judy Humphrey, Gene Kelsey,
and Fred Peterson who entered two paintings besides his
photography. Together the Snappy Seniors entered a
total of 18 works of art which will be on display at
AOASCC, 1 Long Wharf Drive in New Haven until the
end of June. For more information contact Sue Hamilton
at 203-785-8533 Ext 3166 or visit the
website: www.aoascc.org.
PLAINVILLE VETERANS’ COMMISSION
The Plainville Veterans’ Commission invites all
veterans to visit its facilities at the Plainville Town Hall,
to determine eligibility for assistance. The Commission
meets every Monday evening in the employees’ lounge,
third floor of the Municipal Center for one hour
beginning at 6:30 p.m. Please bring your discharge
(DD 214) or active duty documents, that will enable the
commission to determine eligibility.
All information is maintained in strict confidentiality.
For additional information or questions, please call David
Dudek, 860-747-8947.
BRIGHTER FOCUS
Thursday, June 16th, 10:00 a.m.
“Set your life on fire. Seek those who fan your
flames”. Rumi
Come join your friends as we gather for the
final meeting before our summer recess. We will
continue to explore and share opportunities to enrich
our lives as we embrace our journeys!
Call Bette at the Center with any questions or
concerns.
FRIENDS HELPING FRIENDS
Third Friday of Every Month at 11:30 a.m.
Friday, June 17, at Great Taste
597 West Main Street, New Britain
The Plainville Senior Center has the perfect solution
for those who like to eat out at a restaurant, but do not
like to eat alone. The Friends Helping Friends group is
made up of single, divorced and widowed seniors.
They meet for lunch at a local restaurant on the third
Friday of each month at 11:30 a.m. Sign-up at the
front desk begins June 1.
The “Not So” Empty Nest
Tuesday, June 7, 9:00 a.m.
This annual conference provides a unique
opportunity to provide information and resources for
grandparents as well as to celebrate and recognize the
struggles, joys and commitment that is made. Listen to
representatives from Wheeler Clinic about challenges
involved with raising healthy children in today’s
demanding world; gather important information on
helpful resources during “Resource Boulevard” before
lunch; and listen to reflections from grandchildren.
Please call the Senior Center to register by June 1.
*Funding for this program is made possible in part by the
Older Americans Act through the North Central Area
Agency on Aging.
Living with Cancer Support Group
Every 3rd Wednesday of the Month
5:30—7:00 p.m.
Sponsored by the Hospital of Central
Connecticut at New Britain General.
This support group is a free service open to
anyone living with cancer and their loved
ones and friends. The Living with Cancer
Support Group is facilitated by Sarah Beham
and Reverend William Baumgartner (a
member of our Committee on Aging for
many years). The meeting is held at the New
Cancer Center on 183 North Mountain Rd in
New Britain, just past the Department of
Motor Vehicles. For more information
please call Sarah Beham at 860-696-4891.
Community Events, What Don’t You Hear
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Plainville Senior Center Hosts - LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) Adults & Allies
Miniature Golf and Batting Cages, June 21, 2016 (Rain date: June 27)
3:00 p.m. - Meet at Plainville Senior Center for refreshments and meeting new friends or;
4:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. - Meet at Hidden Valley Miniature Golf & Batting Cages, 2060 West Street, Southington,
CT (almost across the street from ESPN).
You are invited to join LGBT Adults and Allies from around the state to a Moveable Senior Center recreational
event at Hidden Valley Miniature Golf & Batting Cages in Southington. Each person can play 18 holes of mini
golf and two rounds of batting practice (protective head gear and bats are provided, but bring your own if you
wish). Also included: your choice of burger, cheeseburger, grilled cheese, hot dog or chicken nuggets with fries
and a soft drink. Cookies will be served at 6:00 p.m., feel free to bring other desserts to share. Hidden Valley has
a lovely picnic area with a waterfall and pond to just sit, enjoy the view, play cards and socialize. Although it is
not handicapped accessible for wheelchairs, those with canes can enter at the level of the cages and should be
able to navigate the steps at each mini golf hole and access the picnic area. A moderate amount of walking is
required.
Sign-up by calling the Senior Center at 860-747-5728 so that we can reserve a space, and plan for food. Last
minute attendees will be accommodated, if possible. **If anyone prefers, there are a number of restaurants in the
area or continue the fun at Lake Compounce (on your own).
LGBT Event - Avon Senior Center on Thursday, June 9. Flyers available at the Senior Center.
These events are sponsored by CCCI as part of “Getting it Right: creating an LGBT responsive Organization” a project
funded by the John H. & Ethel G. Noble Charitable Trust.
Renters Rebate Program
The Town of Plainville Assessor’s Office has announced that it will begin to make appointments to take
applications for the Renters Rebate Program for the elderly and disabled renters beginning May 25, 2016. Income
requirements for the Renters Rebate: are for single people $35,200 and married couples $42,900. One qualification
for the above renter’s benefits is: Applicants must have been 65 years old prior to December 31, 2015, or have a
100 percent disability rating from the Social Security Administration, and must have been a resident of Connecticut
for any one year. A complete list of requirements, and list of items needed for an appointment are available at
Senior Center front desk. You must call the Assessor’s Office for an appointment at 860-793-0221, ext. 244.
New 2016 Income Limits for Medicare Savings Program (MSP)
The new income limits for the Medicare Savings Program have been announced.
• QMB (Q01)
Single $2,088.90/mo.
Couples $2,816.85/mo.
• SLMB (Q03)
Single $2,286.90/mo.
Couples $3,083.85/mo.
• ALMB (Q04)
Single $2,435.40/mo.
Couples $3,284.10/mo.
There is no asset limit. There is no charge for any of the benefits provided by this program. You may also qualify
for additional benefits under this program. Income includes Social Security, pensions, disability benefits, wages,
alimony, rental income, and interest and dividends. Call Stephanie or Bette for an appointment to discuss your
eligibility.
The Medicare Savings Programs
Thursday, June 23, 10:30 a.m.
The State Department on Aging, Access Independence and State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP), have
partnered together to benefit Connecticut’s Seniors! On June 23, Shayla Del Giudice, Independent Living
Advocate will be at the Plainville Senior Center to discuss Medicare Improvements for Patients and Providers Act
(MIPPA). Under the Medicare Improvements for Patients and Providers Act of 2008, states received funding to
help Medicare beneficiaries apply for Medicare Part D Extra Help/Low-Income Subsidy (LIS) and the Medicare
Savings Programs (MSPs). This could add $121.80 back into your Social Security check each month; help pay
Medicare Part “D” premium and deductible; as well as help pay doctor and lab co-pays. The presentation is free.
To register please call the Plainville Senior Center at (860) 747-5728.
The Art of Experience - 9th Annual Connecticut Senior Juried Art Show
It’s time again for seniors ages 70 plus to participate in the Annual Connecticut Senior Juried Art Show. The
show will be held at the Pomperaug Woods in Southbury, Connecticut in September. Pomperaug Woods is
accepting entrants for this exhibit, which will include categories in: Painting, Drawing, Photography and Sculpture.
The Award winning artwork will be on exhibit at the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury, Connecticut from
October 2 through November 6. Not only is the Mattatuck Museum committed to fostering strong relationships with
our community, it is also a vibrant destination inspiring visitors from New England and beyond.
To enter, artists will need to send a photograph of their work along with an entry for each submission by
Friday, June 24. Entry forms are available at the Senior Center Front Desk, or they can be downloaded from the
Pomperaug Woods website: www.pomperaugwoods.com.
Food Network, Transportation Info
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Check Out Our June Café Specials
The Café will be closed June 7th and June 28th.
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June 8 - Grilled Cheese: Ham and cheddar cheese with red pepper jelly
June 14 & 15 - Power Salad: baby kale, spinach, strawberries, sunflower seeds, blue cheese
June 21 & 22 - Grilled chicken, pesto and provolone Panini
June 29 - Hot Dogs
Check out our Center Café, open Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m., featuring a variety of
made-to-order fresh salads, grilled Panini, sandwiches and weekly specials. The Center Café is open to the public.
Invite your friends and family to enjoy our selection of wholesome, handcrafted foods that are sure to wow your
taste buds!
DIAL-A-RIDE, (860) 589-6968
Monday
9:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Tuesday-Thursday
9:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Friday
9:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Dial-a-Ride can provide transportation to medical and social service appointments, and to visit loved ones in
nursing homes in Plainville, Bristol, New Britain, Southington, Farmington and the Newington VA Hospital. It will
also take you to any destination in Plainville.
The Dial-a-Ride drivers cannot assist passengers in or out of their homes or into the building at their destination. In
addition, the drivers cannot help with groceries or packages or help you walk. However, the bus is wheelchair
equipped.
Reservations should be made one week ahead for medical or social service appointments and two days in advance
for all other errands. A donation of $1.00 for each way is suggested, but not required.
Need a Ride? Americans with Disability Act (ADA) Paratransit Service Adds More Hours and
Service on Sunday!
The ADA Paratransit ride service travels anywhere for any reason to Avon, Berlin, Bloomfield, Bristol,
Cromwell, East Hartford, Ellington, Farmington, Glastonbury, Hartford, Manchester, Meriden, Middletown, New
Britain, Newington, Plainville, Rocky Hill, South Windsor, Tolland, Vernon/Rockville, West Hartford, Wethersfield, Windsor and Windsor Locks.
Plainville hours, except for major holidays, Monday-Friday, 5:45 a.m. -midnight, Saturdays, 6:15 a.m.midnight and Sundays, 7:40 a.m.-7:00p.m. Some of these hours may change, dependent on ridership usage of the
CT Transit buses. ADA can transport you to many more towns and many more hours than our Dial-A-Ride service.
Each ride is just $3 and discount ticket books can be purchased at Stop and Shop. A driver can assist you door-todoor. There is a wheelchair lift if needed. Reservations may be made a week before and up until a day ahead of
time. A personal care assistant can accompany you for free if approved. There is a phone reminder service and a
Smartphone mobile app if you would like to use this.
How to Apply:
The application process is now part of the Greater Hartford Transit District. You can also call the Senior
Center (860-747-5728) for an appointment with one of our social workers who can assist with the online application
process. We also have copies of the application here at the Center. An application can be sent to you by calling
860-247-5329 x3086 or x3100. The same number can be called to get an updated ID number if you are already an
ADA Paratransit rider.
After the online or paper application is submitted, the next step is to call 860-247-5329 ext. 3086 or ext.
3100 for a face-to-face interview. A medical form will be sent to your doctor if needed. The entire process generally
takes 4 weeks. Even if you don’t see a need now, it is good to get an application approved for the future. For any
complaints or issues, please call Customer Service at 860-724-5340 ext. 9.
Rides are reserved by calling 860-724-5340 x1, 7 days a week, 8:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m.
So give it a try, broaden your horizons, go shopping, visit a friend. Sunday’s service can take you to
church or schedule a medical appointment to a destination not covered by Dial-A-Ride.
If you have any questions or problems with ADA service, please call Margaret at (860-247-5329 ext 3043).
Still have Questions about our transportation services? Call Bette or Stephanie at 860-747-5728.
S.E.N.I.O.R.
INDEX
AARP Smart Driver
2
AARP Trips
4
ADA Transportation
13
Ador-A-Bowl Basket Making 2
Advanced Directives
1
Am I In The Hospital or Not? 1, 10
Art of Experience
12
At Risk List
2
Billiards Winners/Tournaments 2
Bi-Lingual Volunteers
14
Blood Pressure
*BC
Bowling League
14
Brighter Focus
11
Café Schedule
13
Calling All Plainville Idols
9
Caregiving Connections
11
Cheer Report
10
Cholesterol
*BC
Choral Group
14
Computer Classes
4
Congregate Meal Program
14
Craft Classes
3, 4
Daily Activities
BC
Dial-A-Ride
13
Dental Clinic
2
Donations
10
Ear Wax Removal
*BC
Fitness Classes
3, 4
Foot Care
*BC
Friday Shopping Bus
6
Friends Helping Friends
11
General Volunteer Meeting
14
Greeting Cards Needed
9
Happy Birthday Greeting
1
Healthy Eating
4
Italian Class
3
LGBT Event
12
Lions Club Picnic
1
Living with Spinal Stenosis
1
Living with Cancer Support
11
Meals on Wheels Volunteers
9
Medicare Savings Program
1, 12
Mega Sign-Up Day
9
New Members
10
Norton Park Concerts
2
“Not So” Empty Nest
11
Nurse Information
*BC
Outdoor Adventure
5
PEAK Fitness Center
9
Plainville Library News
14
Plainville Veterans’ Comm.
11
Questions for the Social Worker 11
Quick Trips
6
Recycle Cell Phones
*BC
Renters Rebate Program
12
Reserve Lists
8
Saturday Shopping Bus
6
Senator Henri Martin Visit
1
Senior Center Display Case
9
Setback Winners
2
Snappy Seniors
11
Subsidized Housing Openings 1
Suggestion Box
9
Transportation
13
Trips
7, 8
Try Transit Week
10
Ultimate Adventure
5
Upcoming Trips
8
Urban Adventure
6
Vietnam Traveling Wall
14
Watercolor Raffle
14
Wii Tournament/Winners
2
*BC = Back of Calendar.
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June 2016
Choral Group
Please note the Choral Group’s next rehearsal date is:
June 3, 2016 at 9:15 a.m.
Watercolor Painting Raffle
Beautiful watercolor painting by Ellen Couture, entitled “Sunset at the Beach”
will be raffled at the Summer Picnic on June 28th. The painting is on display
at the Senior Center. All proceeds benefit Dial-a-Ride.
General Volunteer Meeting
There will be no meeting in June.
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Volunteers Needed!! Contact Toni, Volunteer Coordinator, if interested.
Café: Looking for someone to run the dishwasher for the Center Café or to be
a café volunteer floater.
Foreign Language Instructor and/or Interpreter: Are you fluent in French,
Polish or Spanish etc?? If so, please let us know if you could help teach a class
or with interpreting.
Plainville Library News ~ June 2016
Adult Coloring: Drop-in at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 16. Colored
pencils, markers and coloring pages will be provided. Coloring will be
held in the Peter F. Chase Auditorium.
June Movies: The June monthly movie will be shown on Thursday, June
9th at 1:00 p.m. and Saturday, June 25th at 1:30 p.m. in the Peter F. Chase
Auditorium at the Plainville Library. Joy staring Jennifer Lawrence,
Bradley Cooper, Robert DeNiro, and Isabella Rossellini. The movie is a
story of a family across four generations, centered on the girl who becomes
the woman (Jennifer Lawrence) who founds a business dynasty and
becomes a matriarch in her own right. Facing betrayal, treachery, the loss
of innocence and the scars of love, Joy becomes a true boss of family and
enterprise. It is rated PG-13 and runs 2 hours and 4 minutes.
The Great Movies Roadshow: Michael Hill will be hosting a film
screening and Q&A of Citizen Kane in the Peter F. Chase Auditorium at
the Plainville Library on June 1, 6:30 p.m. It is rated PG and runs 119
minutes.
Volunteer Opportunities: The Children’s Department is looking for
volunteers to come to help keep the room looking it’s best by tidying items
on the shelves and in the room; reading book labels on shelves to make sure
they’re in the proper order; and to help pass out free lunches to children
from June 20 - August 19, 11:30 - 1:00. Please stop by the Children’s
Department for more information.
Vietnam Traveling Wall of Honor
In honor of the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War, the city of Bristol and
area Veterans groups are hosting the Vietnam Traveling Wall of Honor at
Memorial Boulevard in Bristol. The Wall will be available for viewing June 9
through June 12, 24 hours a day with guards posted. Maps and event schedules
are available at the Senior Center.
CONGREGATE MEAL PROGRAM: June 2016
Please stop by the kitchen to pick up the June calendar. Reservations for a
meal must be made at least one day ahead by calling the kitchen at
860-747-5728 between 10:15 a.m. and 12:00 noon. A suggested donation is
$2.50.