April and May Newsletter 2016

Waterford Board of Education
Heather Halls
John Himmelspach
Robert Petrusha, Jr.
Bob Piggott
Robert Seeterlin
Joan Sutherland
John Paul Torres
3621 PONTIAC LAKE RO AD, W ATERFORD 48328
PHONE: 248.682.9450
FAX: 248.738.4710
W W W .W A T E R F O R D . K 1 2 . M I . U S / S E N I O R C E N T E R
MONDAY-FRIDAY 8:30 A.M.—4:00 P.M.
Keith Wunderlich, Superintendent
Waterford Township Board of Trustees
Anthony Bartoloota
Trustee
Margaret Birch
Treasurer
Julie Brown
Trustee
Sue Camilleri
Clerk
Karen Joliat
Trustee
Donna F. Kelley
Trustee
Gary Wall
Supervisor
Senior Center
ADDRESSING THE NEEDS OF ALL SENIORS
W ITHIN THE COMMUNITY
Enchanted Evening
April/ Ma y 2016
Mother’s Day Luncheon and
“Legendary Females” Musical Show
Thursday, May 5
12:00 Noon
“A Time to Celebrate”
Thursday, April 21, 2016
5:00 pm
Betty Jones and Barb
Sementkowski will
perform songs from
legendary females such
as the Andrew Sisters,
Dolly Parton, Ella Fitzgerald, Doris Day and the
McGuire Sisters.
Join us at the Waterford Senior Center as we celebrate
friendship, service, community and aging beautifully!
Silent Auction and Appetizers
Catered Gourmet Dinner
Musical Show by the Dave Bennett Quartet
Tickets- $65.00 p/p
Waterford Senior Center Members- $60.00 p/p
Limited Number of Tickets AvailablePlease call 248-682-9450
R.S.V.P by April 29
Members- $8.00 / Non-members-$12.00
Annual Flea Market
June 2,3,4 from 9:00-3:00
*One of a Kind Treasures
*Antique Appraisals
*Unique Vendors
*Bake Sale
*Lunch Served Daily
*Free Admission
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Enjoy the benefits of membership at the
Waterford Senior Center!
Enjoy the benefits of membership:
* Bi-monthly newsletter
* Discounts on selected events and travel
* Show your support for the Center
WATERFORD RESIDENT
NON-RESIDENT
ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERSHIP*
$ 20.00
$ 25.00
LIFE MEMBERSHIP
$200.00
$250.00
10-YEAR MEMBERSHIP
$125.00
$175.00
5-YEAR MEMBERSHIP
$ 85.00
$ 110.00
*Annual Household Membership - One fee per household address-valid for one (1) year
from date of sign up or renewal.
Note: Life Members also receive recognition with a nameplate displayed at the Center.
Please return this portion with your check to:
Waterford Senior Center, 3621 Pontiac Lake Rd., Waterford, MI 48328
Please Circle (one):
NEW
RENEWAL
Name(s) __________________________________/_____________________________________
Address _______________________________________________________________________
Phone _____________________ Birthdate(s) _____________________/ __________________
Emergency Contact Name _____________________________ Phone _____________________
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Special Interest
Spring Has Sprung at the
Senior Center Gift Shop
A Matter of Balance: Falls
Prevention Class
Stop in and see our Spring
selection of gifts. Jewelry, Baby
Items, Clothing and Accessories, Blankets, Paintings, Wood
Crafts, Toys, and more!
Monday–Friday from 10:00-3:00
Begins May 5, 2016 from 12:30-2:30. This program will reduce the fear of falling and demonstrate exercises that improve flexibility, range of
motion and strength. Enjoy group discussion,
problem solving, skill building, and assertiveness training. Workshop runs 2 hours per week
for 8 weeks. Cost: $15. Receive a $15 gift card
when you complete the program! For more information or to register, call the Area Agency on Aging 1-B at 800-852-7795 or visit
AAA1B.com.
Waterford Garden Club
Plant Sale
June 2, June 3, June 4
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Thursday, May 19
&
Friday, May 20
10 a.m.– 5 p.m.
Free Admission
Flea Market Treasures
Delicious Baked Goodies
Antique Appraisals
Select Crafters and Vendors
Daily Lunch
Something for Everyone.
100% of the proceeds from the Flea Market
and Bake Sale benefit your
Waterford Senior Center!
Lunch will be served daily
during the Plant Sale!
Visit the Senior Center Bistro
11:00-1:00
The Senior Center will be closed on
Monday, May 30 in observance of
Memorial Day.
“Remember our fallen hero's,
They are the reason that we are free.”
Wanted: Flea Market Donations
We welcome all home goods, furniture,
electronics, crafts, collectables, holiday décor,
toys, books, and anything else you don’t use
anymore.
*We are unable to take clothing or shoes.
Please bring in items after May 5th.
*We need donations of newspaper and
shopping bags.
Save the Dates
Volunteer Appreciation Party
Thursday, August 11
Bakers Wanted
If you are able to bake for the bake
sale, please call Vicki at
248-682-9450.
25th Annual
Walk and Roll for Meals on Wheels
Saturday, September 24
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Special Interest
13th Annual Seniors’ Law Day
Tuesday May 10th 9:45am - 2:00pm
This Free event is made possible by the Oakland County Bar Association
Legal seminar topics include:
Wills & Trusts
Guardianships/Conservatorships
Medicaid Planning
Michigan Estate Recovery
Powers of Attorney
“Ask a Lawyer”
**Box lunch provided for attendees by Oakland County Bar Foundation
Please call to register for this FREE event at (248) 334-3400
NEW TO MEDICARE
INFORMATIONAL PRESENTATION
MONDAY MAY 23RD 10:00 - 11:00 AM

Are you approaching age 65?

Do you have questions about Medicare?
If you are nearing retirement age or in a situation where you are providing care or advice
to a senior or disabled adult, one of the biggest issues you will face is health care.
Whether you are on a fixed budget or a millionaire, it is important that you understand
your Medicare benefits, options and restrictions.
Please reserve your seat by calling 248-682-9450
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Special Interest
Attention All Readers...
Dinner and Bunco
Hot Summer Nights
The Waterford Senior Center Book Club will
meet at 1:00 p.m. Please call the Center to find
out what book we are currently reading. Facilitator Barbara Lively.
Dinner and Bunco will resume
this summer! Enjoy dinner and a
fun night out with friends. Bunco is
a fun, social dice game involving
mostly luck and little skill. It’s easy
to learn and play. Pizza, salad, dessert, and
cash prizes are included. Please sign up 1
week prior to reserve your spot. 248-682-9450
May 12, June 9, July 14, August 18
$8.00 per person
Monday, April 11 & May 9
$1 Drop in Fee
Transportation
Did you know that we offer:
 Wheelchair transportation.
 Van service available from 8:30 a.m. – 3:00
p.m. Monday – Friday.
 Curb-to-curb service (passengers must be
mobile) to destinations anywhere within
Waterford Twp. or Waterford School District.
 We request at least a 5-day notice for van
service. (The more notice the better!)
 Weekly trips to Meijer & Wal-Mart: (please
choose one store per week as demands
have increased for this service.)
 Service to NOMC, POH, St. Joseph Mercy
Hospital on Thursdays by appointment.
 Courteous, friendly & qualified drivers.
Clean, reliable vehicles.
Waterford Garden Club
Attention all “Green Thumbs”!
Join us the first Thursday of each month at
10:00 a.m.
Our next meetings are
Thursday, April 17
Thursday, May 5
Visit the Plant Sale
Thursday, May 19 & Friday, May 20
10:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m.
The cost is $3.00 each way. Call Mary Donnelly
at 248.682.9450.
Adult Bible Fellowship Class
Waterford Senior Center Gift Shop
White Elephant Sale
April 14 & May 12
9:00 a.m.– 3:00 p.m.
Come and See! Come and Buy!
The study is held in Room 2 at 12:30PM
every Wednesday. Linda Bellehumeur is the
facilitator of this study.
$1 Drop in fee.
12:30-1:30 pm
Room 2
Ask the Attorney
Attorney Gary L Berg is available on
Tuesday, April 5 & 26 and May 3 & 31 to answer legal questions or give advice. Call for an
appointment at 248.682.9450.
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Special Interest
S.A.Y.
Seniors And You!
Video Group
Media Network of Waterford/
WTV10 is forming this new group
We are looking for those interested in
learning how to:
Host a Show
Produce a Program
Learning to Direct
Running Cameras and Lights
Learning Graphics
Running an Audio Board
Sign up by calling 248-682-0401
Ask for Denise
Classes and Tapings will be held at the
Senior Center two Mondays a month
Sign Up Now!
What’s new for Waterford’s Seniors?
Media Network of Waterford Presents:
Waterford Senior Focus
Wednesday’s @3:30 p.m.
Sunday’s @8:00 p.m.
Watch on:
Waterford Comcast TV 10 or ATT Uverse
Channel 99
Watch live on website:
Medianetworkof waterford.org
Or visit the website and watch “On Demand”
District Representative Visits
Nick Kennedy, our District Representative
from U.S Congressman Dave Trott’s office will
visit the Senior Center the first Monday of each
month. This is your chance to ask questions,
and get informed.
Monday, April 4
Monday, May 2
1:00-2:00pm
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Arts & Crafts
Art Exploration
Wood Shop
with Ed Haley
Are you interested in learning how to craft
wood items? Now is the time to give it a try!
Wood shop program meets Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 9:00 a.m.—noon. Wood
Shop fees are $20 bi-annual. Call 248.682.9450
for more information. $1 Drop in fee.
Come learn about lines, form, shading, value, tints, and breaking things down to their basic
form. Drawing is the key to everything else in
art. All levels invited. Ed Haley, Masters in Fine
Arts, with 35 years experience teaching in Waterford School District will be the instructor.
Classes will be held on Mondays 10am-noon.
There is a $5 donation for class supplies.
$1 Drop in Fee
Wood Carvers Apprentice
Our Wood Carvers are looking for a few new
people to meet on Wednesday mornings at 9:00
a.m. in activity room #2. If you are interested in
learning something new, or you are a carver
already, come in and join the group! Wood
carvers meet Wednesdays at 9:00 a.m.
Fees are $1 per day
Quilting Anyone?
These clever crafters make beautiful quilts
for our raffles. Beginners, novices, or experienced seamstresses are welcome to join the
group. They also finish quilt tops for a fee. Quilters meet Mondays at Noon and Fridays at 9:00
a.m. $1 Drop in fee
If You’ve Got It We Want It!
Please consider donating gently used or
unwanted gifts. We use these “treasures” for
raffles, prizes & many other things.
Project Linus
Thank you to everyone that has participated
in Project Linus. Since 2012 we have donated
82 home-made fleece blankets to local
charities. Thank you Janie McGee for facilitating the program for us! Donations of fleece are
now being received at the Center.
Fridays 9-11am
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Recreation
Play Euchre, Pinochle, & Poker
We invite all who are interested to join in on the fun.
$1 Drop in Fee
Pinochle: Thursdays at 9:00 a.m.
Euchre: Wednesdays & Fridays at 9:00 a.m.
Poker: Mondays & Thursdays at 9:00 a.m.
Jam Session — Join Us!
The Senior Jam Session invites all seniors who play , or have
played some kind of instrument… even if you might be a bit rusty
or out of practice. The group has a range from beginners to advanced, but everyone has a purpose, and that is to have fun making music together. The group currently consists of musicians
playing guitars, harmonica, mandolin, piano, sax, ukulele , and a
fiddle but are always looking for new people to join in on the fun!
The group sometimes performs at nearby nursing and daycare
centers to bring smiles and happiness to others. So look around
in the attic, under the bed, or in the basement for that old instrument that you would like to bring back to life.
Thursday’s at 1:00 p.m.
$1.00 Drop in Fee
Meet in the Bistro
Have you ever wanted to learn to play the guitar?
We are looking to see who is interested in basic beginning guitar
lessons. This is not a class for the experienced player.
Please call Donielle @ 248-682-9450 if you are interested in
learning more about this fun new class.
Hand and Foot Card Game
Try something new! Hand and Foot is similar to Canasta and
easy to learn. Wednesday’s at 12:30. $1.00 Drop in Fee
Calling all FUN loving ladies
Join the Red Hat Divas!
We have card parties, craft parties, potlucks, special event
gatherings and fun outings. Come and make new friends while
creating lasting memories.
Call Queen Mum Peggy Thornton for details 248-674-1467
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Recreation Room
& Billiards
Come in and have some
fun in our recreation room
which features two billiard tables, two dartboards and lots
of other great activities. The
room is open every day but we
have designated times set
aside for people to play and
compete. The times are as
follows:
Billiards
Tuesday, 12:30 — 4:00 p.m.
Friday, 12:30 — 4:00 p.m.
$1 Drop in Fee
Reminiscing Club
Enjoy an afternoon of conversation between friends on
the 4th Wednesday of each
month. Take a walk down
memory lane recalling life’s
special moments and silly adventures. When sharing stories in a group setting, you often realize that people have
more in common than you
could ever imagine! Enjoy tea
and coffee while reminiscing.
All are invited and welcome to
participate in this good time!
Join us next on April 27 & May
25 at 1:00. p.m.
$1 Drop in Fee
Board Games
Join us for some good old
fashioned fun and games each
Wednesday, 1:00 p.m. We
meet in the Recreation Room.
Bring your friends! Come early
for lunch. Ladies & Gentlemen
welcome.
$1.00 Drop in Fee
Recreation
Tai Chi
Wii Bowling Great Fun!
Do you want to improve your movement and
balance? Do you want to do something healthy
for your body and mind? Try our Tai Chi class.
Wear comfortable clothes, and meet us in the
gym. All levels from beginner’s to continuing are
welcome.
Join our Wii Bowling Team!
Wii is an interactive video game, that with the
help of our projector and large screen, will
make you feel like you are in a bowling alley!
Tuesday’s at 1:00 pm: Practice
$1 Drop in Fee
Friday’s at 1:00 pm: Competition with
prizes!
Thursday’s– 10:00-11:00am
April 14—May 26
Members $21 / Non-members $35
April 14-May 26
Landscape Painting
Facilitators: Gary Truhn, Jerry Cleland,
Carrie Cempura
If you have ever considered painting we
have the class for you! Mr. Steve Wood’s unique
ability to blend humor and encouragement results in a very enjoyable and relaxing experience! At the end of each two hour session you
will have a complete painting! Please sign up
one week prior to class.
Friday, April 22 & May 27
1:00-3:00 p.m. Members $25 / Non-members
$30
Line Dancing
Lets kick up our heels and have a little fun! Facilitator Candy Turner.
Friday’s-1-4
$4.00 per person
Facilitator– Candy Turner
1:00-2:00– Beginner’s and review of basic
steps
2:00-4:00– Progression to more advanced
and complex dances
Sales
Service
Residential
Commercial
Heating & Cooling
Comfortmaker
LICENSED & INSURED
Will Folsom - 248-310-7768
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Health
Body Management Exercise
Senior Fit
Movement is a must for all and allows the body to revive. Nonmovement hastens disintegration. Join us in recalling or maintaining your flexibility, mobility, range of motion, strength, muscle
tone, balance, and circulation. Experience for yourself this life
supporting program. It has been recognized by AARP as “an exemplary contribution to healthy aging”.
Monday and Friday
9:20-10:10 a.m.
Facilitator- Anne Swanson
This FREE class is provided by St. Joseph Mercy Oakland and will help seniors build
strength and flexibility as well
as improve cardiovascular fitness. Classes run Monday,
Wednesday, & Friday, 1:002:00 p.m. ALL participants
must register (or re-register)
for the session by calling
248.858.2545. A limited number of spots are available and
will be filled on a first call, first
served basis.
Water Aerobics Classes
Get in shape for spring! Visit the Waterford Pool & Fitness
Centers! Try a new fitness class today. For those who like the
water, exercise at the indoor pools. Exercise with friends with our
Senior Special morning rate Mon. – Thurs or try a water aerobics
class. Register for a class, use a water aerobic punch pass or a
daily class drop-in fee. We offer Deep Water Aerobics, Water Aerobics, Aqua Zumba, Arthritis Water Exercise classes and Aqua
Tone & Balance class. Schedules and times vary; contact the pool
and fitness center for the class schedules at: Mott 248.674.6360
or Kettering 248.673.9969.
Drop in rates for classes are:
Members Residents Non Residents
$5.50
$6.50
$7.50
$4.00
$5.00
$6.00 (Arthritis classes)
Punch passes: (Punch includes 11 classes)
Members Residents Non Residents
$55
$65
$75
$40
$50
$60 (Arthritis classes)
Take Off Pounds
Sensibly—TOPS
“TOPS” is a weight loss
support program that understands the challenges of losing
weight. Receive encouragement from new friends while
using the diet that works for
you. No special foods to purchase and reasonable rates;
$32 annual membership and
$1 a week at meeting.
Tuesdays, 9 a.m. weigh-in,
meeting at 9:45 a.m.
$1 Drop in fee
FREE Visit!
First Visit Free!
Your first visit is free for drop-in use at the
pool & fitness centers
wsc
Limit one per customer only
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Try your first visit at the
Waterford Pool & Fitness Center for free! Just clip the coupon and you can use the pool
or fitness equipment, good for
your first visit only. Seniors
can also use the pool or fitness center for only $2.50,
Monday—Thursday from
8:00 a.m.—Noon.
Health
Deaf & Hearing Impaired
Hearing Screenings
Deaf and Hearing Impaired Services, Inc.
(DHIS) uses American Sign Language to communicate. Educational, social, and recreational
programs are offered every Monday from 10:00
a.m.—4:00 p.m. and are open to all hearing impaired older adults. If you would like to learn
more call the DHIS at 248.473.1888. Also, every
third Monday the group has a great potluck. Join
us! $1 Drop in fee
Free Hearing Screenings are available
2nd & 4th Tuesday
Oakland Audiology will provide screenings on:
Tuesday, April 12 & 26 and May 10 & 24
10:00am-Noon
You must call to make an appointment.
Low Income Hearing Aid
Program
Information on the Hearing Aid Program for
those who have a limited income can call Betty
Bucsek, Executive Secretary of Lions Club, at
586.336.4949 or bb6446@gmail.com. Applications are reviewed weekly by the Board of Directors of the Lions District Hearing Aid Program. If
approved, you will be notified of an appointment
date for testing.
Health Screenings Offered
“Ask the Nurse”
Health Screening are held the first Tuesday
of the month. You can have your blood pressure, weight and pulse, and blood glucose level
checked. The nurse will answer questions.
Please do not wear sweatshirts or sweaters –it’s
too difficult to get an accurate reading.
April 5 & May 3
10:00am–Noon
Equipment Loan Closet
Are you a Waterford resident or a member of
the Senior Center and need temporary use of a
wheelchair, walker, cane, crutches, tub bench,
or commode? The Loan Closet will allow you to
use the item for up to three months. There is a
fee of $10 for each item borrowed. Donations
are always welcome when items are returned.
Call the Center for more information at
248.682.9450.
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Health
Help with Medicare Coverage
Used Glasses and Hearing
Extra Help is a federal program administered by the Social Security Administration. This
program is meant for those on a limited income.
To qualify, you must meet income and asset
guidelines that are determined by the federal
government each year. If you are single your
monthly income must be below $1,471 ($1,991
for couples), and your assets must be $13,640
or less ($27,250 for couples) in order to qualify
The Lions Club is collecting used eyeglasses and hearing aids. You can drop them off at
the Waterford Senior Center. These items are
used for low-income people who cannot afford
to get eyeglasses or hearing aids. Help one another by dropping off your old eyeglasses and
hearing aids.
Being Kneaded Massage
Dr. Bruce Tabak, Physician and Surgeon of
the foot and ankle. Dr. Tabak will be coming to
the Waterford Senior Center for appointments
on May 31. Services offered will include
diabetic foot care, nail trimming, wart treatment and
callous trimming. Appointments will begin at
10:00am and can be made by calling the Senior
Center at 248-682-9450. Insurances accepted
are Medicare and Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO
plans. HMO plans are NOT accepted. If you
have any questions on insurance you may call
his office @ 248-628-1880.
Foot and Ankle Care
What is it? A focus on health and well being
How long does it take? 15 minutes for hands
or neck & shoulders. 30 minute appointments
are available for a more extensive massage.
How does it help? Your body will calm & relax
What do I have to do? Just sit in a chair &
enjoy
What does the therapist do? Gently knead
and soothe muscles
How do I sign up? Call 248-682-9450 to make
an appointment.**All Clients Remain Fully
Clothed** Tuesdays 10am-1pm
15 Minute Massages: $10 Members/$12 Non-
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Technology
Computer Lab Use
Computers
Hours are Monday—Friday, 8:30 a.m.—
4:00 p.m. Lab is maintained and operated by
the Waterford School District. Please bring your
own paper if you want to use the printer.
$1 Drop in fee
The computer lab will be closed during income tax season from February 1 to April 15
“What Do I Do With All My Digital Pictures?”
Digital Photo 101 Class
Do you have a bunch of pictures on your computer, phone, or wireless device that you don’t
know what to do with? Join us as we navigate
thru some popular photo programs and learn to
store and create with those treasures photos.
You will need to bring some photos with you that
are on a wireless device, flash drive, or memory
card. Please see Donielle if you have questions.
W.S.C. Computer Club
This friendly group of computer users meet
in a relaxed setting to share information, offer
support, and also find solutions for a variety of
computer related issues. Everyone welcome.
Meetings are the second Tuesday of each
month 10:00 a.m.-noon. $1.00 Drop in fee
Tuesday, April 12 & May 10
Wednesday, May 25
1:00-3:00
$15.00 for 2 hour session
(Non-members $20.00)
Please pre-register @ 248-682-9450
You Asked For It,
We Got It!
Our Bistro is now
a Wi Fi Spot!
Bring in your wireless
gadgets (Smart Phones, Lap-Tops, Net Books, I
-Pods, etc…) and use our Wi Fi while enjoying a
cup of coffee, or having lunch with your friends!
Get Connected!
Stay Connected!
If you would like updates sent to your email
or phone about happenings going on at the
Senior Center please stop in the office and sign
up for Blackboard Connect! Check out the
Senior Center Website and Blog!
WWW.WATERFORD.K12.MI.US/SENIORCENTER
Like Us on Facebook
Waterford Senior Center
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Travel
Zehnder’s of Frankenmuth
Presents Tom Sadge
as Neil Diamond, the Solitary Man
Broadway Grand Rapids Presents
“The Phantom of the Opera”
At DeVos Performance Hall
Tour includes modern motorcoach transportation, Zehnder’s Famous Chicken Luncheon, Neil
Diamond tribute show and time to shop in town.
Friday, April 8, 2016
9:00 a.m.– 5:00 p.m.
$80.00 members / $85.00 non-members
Limited Seating– Small number of tickets
still available.
Tour includes deluxe motor coach transportation, and a visit to DeVos Performance Hall to
see Cameron Mackintosh’s spectacular new
production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s phenomenal musical success, “The Phantom of the
Opera”. We will be stopping at Cracker Barrel
for brunch on your own.
Thursday, May 19 | 9:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.
$100.00 members / $110.00 non-members
Limited Seating– Sign up by April 22
Saganing Eagles Landing Casino
Roundtrip deluxe motor coach transportation,
$10.00 in Premium Play, and $5.00 Food Coupon. Bonus Incentive-earn 100 points on your
visit and receive a bonus $10.00 in Premium
Play.
Wednesday, April 13
9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
$45.00 members / $50.00 non-members
Detroit Tiger’s Baseball
Roundtrip deluxe motorcoach transportation to
Comerica Park to see our Detroit Tigers take on
the Minnesota Twins.
Wednesday, July 20
*See Vicki for more information or to reserve
your tickets.
Recycled Rockettes’
Christmas In July
Greektown Casino
Roundtrip motor coach transportation, and
$20.00 Bonus Play.
Wednesday, May 11
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
$25.00 members / $30.00 non-members
Roundtrip deluxe motor coach transportation,
and tickets to Hartland’s Performing Arts Center for a show by the Hartland Senior Center.
Friday, July 29
12:00 p.m.-4:00
$35.00 members / $45.00 non-members
Sign up by July 15
Please Note– no meal stop included
“Hello Dolly”
At the Gross Pointe Theatre
Tour Includes motor coach transportation, and a
visit to Gross Pointe Theatre to see “Hello Dolly”. Before the performance we will be stopping
at Pat O’Brien’s in St. Clair Shores for lunch.
(Bring money for your meal– lunch is not included in the price)
Sunday, May 15 | 10:45 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
$45.00 members / $50.00 non-members
Limited Seating– Sign up by May 1
Soaring Eagle Casino
Plus Free Beatles Tribute Show
Starring “1964”
Roundtrip deluxe motor coach transportation,
$10.00 in Premium Play, and $5.00 Food Coupon. “1964”...The Tribute takes their audience
on a musical journey to an era in rock history
that will live in all of our hearts forever. They are
hailed by critics and fans alike as the most authentic and endearing Beatles tribute in the
world.
Monday, August 22 | 9:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
$45.00 members / $50.00 non-members
Limited Seating
Sign up by Wednesday, August 16
Greektown Casino
Roundtrip deluxe motor coach transportation,
and $20.00 Bonus Play.
Wednesday, July 6
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
$30.00 members / $35.00 non-members
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Travel
Historic Cities of the East
Great Canadian West
Vancouver, Victoria & Whistler
Pennsylvania Amish Country, Sight & Sound
Theatre, Baltimore, Gettysburg &
Philadelphia
Tour includes modern motorcoach transportation, 5 Nights lodging in Lancaster, PA, 5 breakfasts, 3 dinners, Pennsylvania Amish Country
Tour, Samson @ Sight and Sound Theatre,
sightseeing tour of Baltimore, Baltimore Harbor
Cruise, leisure time on inner harbor, sightseeing
tour of Philadephia, Independence Hall and Liberty Bell Center, sightseeing tour of Gettysburg,
Shoreline Tour Director, luggage handling, tax
and Ttps on included meals.
May 15-20, 2016
$1049.00 p/p (based on double occupancy)
Non-members add $10
Tour includes roundtrip air, 1st class touring motor coach, 3 nights in Vancouver, 2 nights in Victoria, 1 night in Whistler, 6 breakfasts, 4 dinners,
sightseeing tours of Victoria and Vancouver,
Butchart Gardens roundtrip ferry crossings,
horse carriage through Stanley park, Capilano
Canyon and Suspension Bridge, leisure time in
Whistler mountain Village, Sea to Sky Gondola,
Vancouver Harbor Dinner Cruise, luggage handling, all airline baggage fees.
August 14-20, 2016
$3118.00 Members p/p (based on double occupancy)
Non-member add $10.00
Coast of Maine
Mackinac Island Lilac Festival
Tour includes modern motor coach transportation, 6 nights lodging (including 4 nights @
Boothbay Harbor Inn), 6 breakfasts, 3 dinners,
Museum of Old York, Kennebunkport Trolley
tour, sightseeing tour of Portland, day trip to
Camden, Maine State Prison Craft Shop, Camden Hills State Park, Captain Fish Scenic Harbor Cruise, leisure time in Boothbay Harbor,
Boothbay Railway Village, luggage handling, tax
and tips on included meals.
September 17-23, 2016
$1485.00 p/p (based on double occupancy)
Non-members add $10
Tour includes modern motor coach transportation, 1 night at the Lake View Hotel on Mackinac Island’s Main Street, 1 continental breakfast, 1 dinner, Shepler’s Ferry to Mackinac Island, Mackinac Island Lilac Festival, Mackinac
Island Carriage Tour, free time on Mackinac Island.
June 5-6
$340.00 Members / $345.00 Non-members
(p/p– based on double occupancy)
Colorado
Rocky Mountain Spectacular
New York City
Tour includes modern motor coach transportation, 2 nights-Colorado, 3 nights-Westminster, 2
nights-Colorado Springs, 2 nights-en route
home, 9 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 4 dinners, tour of
Boys Town USA, Great Plate River Road Archway, Rocky Mountain National park, visit to Estes Park, sightseeing tour of Denver, Coors
Brewery, Garden of the Gods, Pikes Peak Cog
Railway, U.S Air force Academy, Royal Gorge
Bridge, sightseeing tour of St. Louis, the Gateway Arch– St. Louis, luggage handling, tax and
tips on included meals.
July 24– August 2
$1999.00 Members p/p (based on double occupancy)
Non-member add $10.00
Tour includes modern motor coach transportation, 5 nights lodging at the Novotel-Times
Square, 5 breakfasts, 1 dinner, 9/11 Museum &
Memorial, all day sightseeing tour, Apollo Theatre, Statue of Liberty Pedestal Pass, Ellis Island,
Saturday Night Live Museum/Exhibition, luggage handling, tax and tip on included meals.
October 9-14, 2016
$1659.00 p/p (based on double occupancy)
Non-members add $10
Visit the “Travel Board”
at the Center to get detailed flyers about
each of the trips. Itineraries for all extended
trips are also available.
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Extended Travel
Nashville, Tennessee
Niagara Falls
Festival of Lights
Tour includes modern motor coach transportation, 3 nights lodging-Hampton Inn, 3 breakfasts, 2 dinners, sightseeing tour of Nashville,
Country Music Hall of Fame, Nashville Nightlife
Dinner Theatre, Historic RCA Studio B with Recording, Tour of Ryman Auditorium, Leisure
time Downtown Nashville, Grand Ole Opry, luggage handling, tax and tips on included meals.
October 30-November 2, 2016
$999.00 p/p (based on double occupancy)
Non-members add $10
Tour includes modern motorcoach transportation, 1 night @Fallsview Hilton, 1 breakfast, 1
dinner, tour of Niagara Falls, Festival of Lights,
luggage handling, tax and tips on included
meals.
Highlight Dinner
At 775 feet above the Falls, the Skylon Tower’s
Revolving Dining Room offers a magnificent
view of Niagara Falls and the spectacular Festival of Lights.
December 5-6, 2016
$269.00 p/p (based on double occupancy)
Non-member add $10.00
Branson
Ozark Mountain Christmas
Premium Show Package
Nothing kills a good program or trip faster than
everyone waiting until the last minute to
register. Registration deadlines are very
important for planning purposes, for the
Senior Center staff, and for travel companies.
If there aren’t enough registered participants by
the deadline, we have to cancel trips and
programs.
So please…Register Early!
Featuring 5 Top Shows: Presleys Country Jubilee-Daniel O’Donnell-The Brett Family-”Moses
”@Sight & Sound- Andy Williams Starring the
Osmonds & Lennon Sisters
Tour includes modern motor coach transportation, 5 nights lodging, 5 breakfasts, 3 dinners, 5
Branson shows, sightseeing tour of the Ozarks,
leisure time in Branson, National Tiger Sanctuary, luggage handling, tax and tips on included
meals.
November 16-21, 2016
$1220.00 p/p (based on double occupancy)
Non-members add $10
Trip Parking Information!
Trips leave from the Central United Methodist
Church, 3882 Highland Road (M59). Please park on
the west end of the parking lot near the home. You
should arrive 15 minutes prior to your departure
time. Thanks to Central United Methodist Church for
supporting us by allowing our travelers to use their
convenient parking lot.
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Support
Encore/ Affordable Adult Day Services
Who are adult day services designed for?
 Older adults with memory impairments and/or physical
disabilities who are unable to initiate their own activities
 People with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s disease, dementia patients or stroke victims
 Families and caregivers
Benefits of adult day care:
 Reduces social isolation
 Restores & maintains the highest level of individual
function
 Enriches quality of life
 Helps prevent nursing home placements
 Gives family & caregiver peace of mind
Services & Activities:
 Professional care & supervision
 Comfortable & safe environment
 Nutritious meals & snacks
 Structured recreational activities
 Transportation within Waterford Township
 Support Groups
Encore Activities
April
April Foolishness
Tiger’s Opening Day
Taxman Party
Spring Fling
Green Thumb Fun
May
Come What May Day
Cinco de Mayo Fiesta
Celebrating Mother’s
Kentucky Derby
Senior Health & Fitness Day
NEW! Tomorrow’s
Grief Support
Program by
McLaren Hospice
We will meet on Wednesday
from 1:00pm - 2:30pm on the
following dates: March 2 & 16;
April 6 & 20; May 4th & 18th;
June 1 at the Senior Center.
Discussion topics will
include the grief process,
emotional pain, guilt, anger,
depression, stress, worry,
holidays & support.
The goal of a grief support
group is to provide a safe and
supportive environment for participants to express their feelings and better understand their
grief experience. Many people
find relief in talking with others
who have also experienced the
death of someone close to
them.
Everyone is welcome to
attend. This group is offered at
no charge to any member of
the community mourning the
loss of a loved one.
The group will be facilitated
by Mary Hyde, licensed social
worker at the Waterford Senior
Center. Mary has both professional and personal experience
with hospice and bereavement.
Caregiver Support
Are you caring for a loved one who is frail, dependent or
suffering from memory loss or Alzheimer’s disease? Many
caregivers find it helpful to share their concerns with other
caregivers.
Enchanted Evening
“A Time to Celebrate”
Thursday, April 21, 2016
Tickets available while
they last!
April 12 & May 17 | Noon-1:00 p.m.
April 18 & May 16 | 7:00—8:00 p.m.
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Nutrition
Daily Lunch & Homebound Menu
Lunch is served at the Center Monday - Friday at Noon.
Requested : $3.00 for persons 60 & over. $3.75 for persons
under 60. Menus are subject to change.
April
Entrees
1 Friday
Stuffed Pepper
4
5
6
7
8
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Cheese Stuffed Shells
Italian Marinated Chicken Breast
Potato Crusted Fish Sticks
Salisbury Steak
Hot Dog
11
12
13
14
15
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Double Cheeseburger
BBQ Pork Sandwich
Chicken Parmesan
Sausage & Egg
Meat Lasagna
18
19
20
21
22
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Potato Crusted Cod
Pizza Calzone
Breakfast Burrito
Southwest Lasagna
Chicken Patty Sandwich
25
26
27
28
29
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Polish Sausage
Chicken Nacho
Fish
Double Hamburger
Ham
May
Entrees
2
3
4
5
6
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Beef Stuffed Cabbage
Turkey Tettrazzini
Chicken Nuggets
BBQ Riblet
Mostaccioli
9
10
11
12
13
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Meatballs
Fish Sandwich
Turkey & Gravy
Chili w/Cheese
Chicken Leg
16
17
18
19
20
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Beef Stuffed Pepper
Pork Chop
Chicken Fajita
Sloppy Joe
Creamed Vegetarian Lasagna
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24
25
26
27
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Salisbury Steak w/Gravy
Macaroni & Cheese
Breaded Cod
Polish Sausage
Chicken Chunks in Gravy
30 Monday
31 Tuesday
Meals on Wheels Can
Help you!
Closed for Memorial Day
Turkey Burger
Monthly Birthday Celebration
NO WAITING LIST!
Hot, Nutritious noon meal! Delivered daily,
Monday though Friday! Friendly, caring drivers!
Requested $3 per day.
Help us help you!
Cake & ice cream will be served with lunch
to celebrate our monthly birthdays. You are
invited to join the celebration, regardless of your
birth date. Members will receive a FREE lunch
on their actual BIRTHDAY!
Contact Donielle at 248.682.9450
April 28 & May 26
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Nutrition
Bistro Snack Bar
Open
11:00 am—12:30 pm
Detroit Tigers Opening Day
Lunch
Friday, April 8 at Noon
A La Carte`
Wear your favorite Tigers ball cap and t-shirt
and join us in the Bistro for hot dogs, fresh
popped popcorn, and fun with friends.
Soup…………………$1.50
Sandwich w/chips……$2.50
Hot dog lunch
60 and over $3.00
Under 60 $3.75
Salad……………….$2.50
Chips………..$.50
Fruit……….$.50
“Lunch is better when we dine together”
Join us!
Milk, Juice, Ice Tea,
Lemonade..$.25
New Members as of
Rosemary Alvarez
Margaret Bishop
Alice Bodell
Stephen Bradshaw
Dewey & Sherry Brake
Joan Burton
Clem & Lyn Condon
Chuck & Linda Cueny
Connie Davis
John & Angela Dew
Bonnie Drennen
Bruce Emerson
Bill & Sharon Fairbrother
James & Pamela Fox
Pat & Rick Freeman
Sherrie Gilboe
Lynn Gilmour
Darrell & Kristine Hammond
Dennis & Susan Holland
Douglas & Janet LaBelle
Charlene Lee
Kelly Mattoon
Richard Parrott
Nancy Price
2/19/16
Darlene Ross
Marshall & Naomi Schwartzman
Elmira Scott
Kenneth & Mary Shore
Barry & Rhonda Siegers
Betty Smith
Linda & Wayne Spears
Char & Martin Stoops
Amira & Omar Tame
Bill Vaughn
Lucy Vandagriff
Mary Ann Weber
In Memory of...
Our thoughts and sympathies
for the families and friends of
Eileen Day
Robert Johns
Thomas Lauinger
Albert Martin
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Focus Hope Food
Seniors Program
Thursday, April 21 & May 19
The Focus Hope Food for
Seniors program provides free
monthly food to individuals 60
years of age and older who
reside in Wayne, Oakland &
Macomb Counties. Eligibility is
determined by income. The
income of single persons should
not exceed $1,265 per month;
that of married couples should
not exceed $1,705 per month.
Call 248.682.9450. For new individuals please call Carylsue at
248.682.9450 to set up an appointment to
register for
the program.
April Birthdays
1- Robert Liechty
Steve Redfern
Martha Shoopman
2- Rita Milner
Peggy Thornton
3- Chris Ericksen
Ruth Henke
Bonnie Rodgers
Carroll Rogers
Hugo Santa-Maria
Barbara Wolf
4- Jack Avery
Elvin Burnette
Mayme Kavouras
Jane Scott
Betty Smith
5- Donald Arsen
Karen Densmore
Lorraine Hotchkiss
Betty Lemire
Carolyn Leonard
Joe Reid
Betty Scantland
Gary Truhn
Sunny Young
6- Hope Dowdy
Janice Ogles
Patricia Robinson
7- Nona Bos
Ronald Guiseppe
Tom Hunter
Dorothy Pass
Deanna Pearce
Elizabeth Yake
8- Lynn Davies
Patricia Dearing
William Malley
Norah Reid
Glenn Reynolds
Phyllis Young
9- David Braden
Isabel Gugyela
Douglas Moffat
Laura Petar
Glenda Sheets
Tammy Tallenger
10- Michaelina Basch
Dolores Campbell
Thomas Melhus
Joseph Moore
11- Alice Bodell
Maxine Boehmer
Delores Condon
12- Gay Currin
13- Suzanne Ball
Eddie Cloutier
Ralph Diaz
13- Marilyn Henderson 28Steve McCready
29Howard Moshier
Barry Siegers
14- Jayne Fischer
Caroline Wiley
3015- Evelyn Edwards
Evelyn McCarthy
Floyd Powers
Linda Seegraves
Maria Wilson
16- Jane Bussard
17- Joe Cusumano
Juanita Johnson
Glen Morningstar
18- John Dew
Roy Trevino
19- Lucille Brown
Joan Carry
Jack Hedrick
20- William Foster
Donald McMillen
Dennis Obee
Linda Thompson
Robert VanAcker
Julia Winter
21- Bonnie Beanblossom
Alex Gabriel
Valentina Skibicki
22- Frances Gregory
Kristine Hammond
Robert Herrada
Carl Horner
Carolyn Newton
Dennis Sands
23- Helen Haywald
Joana Jackson
24- Cass Glodek
Patricia Stephenson
Ronald Vaughn
Carl West
25- Kirk Webber
James Yoder
26- Patricia Allan
Bonnie Barker
Virginia Johnson
Richard Parrrott
Peter Pelaez
Pam Rooney
Romaine Shackelford
Audrey Streefkerk
27- Sandra O’Malley
28- Owen Ahern
Jeremiah Fisher
Larry Kelly
Charles Richards
Roger Tate
John Timney
Lora Baker
Joseph Filka
Phyllis Kuenzel
Robert Wollard
Carylsue Evanoff
John Eyman
Sue Gavette
Dolores Holland
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May Birthdays
1-
2-
3-
4-
5-
6-
789-
10-
111213-
141516-
Joyce Berry
16- Kiki Paramo
28Nancy Butler
Sushida Stone
Robert Charboneau 17- Bill Dabbs
29Jack Frederick
Felix Elpedes
Janet McFarland
Julie McGee
George Johnson
18- Donna Angeli
Joyce Johnston
Lois Hooper
Mary Nestell
Sylvia Ozga
30Star Steward
William Schaefer
Don Burns
19- Janice Burgdorf
Easter Liphford
Wilma Cerre
Wanda Neely
Archie Housepian
31Norman Nelson
Stanley Malek
Harriett Anderson
Carol Nichols
Gene Downie
20- Chuck Cueny
Patricia Keith
Tom Fowler
Ernestine Kline
Frank Hardenburgh
William McNamara
Pat Jackson
Jeannie Nelson
Daniel Jenks
Eleanor Pinner
Frances Pretto
James Richardson
Mary Seppala
Raymond Smiecinski
Steve Veresh
Beatrice Halsema
21- Rosemarie Fincannon
Michael Fitzgerald
Betty Pietrzak
Janice Lilliard
Janet Schloff
Nancy McNamara
22- Joyce Harner
Patti Schedlbower
Carolyn Viles
Donna Lansky
Thomas Walters
Alice Ruple
23- Lloyd Fournier
Christine Emmick
James Fox
Edward Geer
Juanita Lopez
Gary Berry
Gerald Savoie
John Cobb
Jane Vogel
Bonnie Lance
24- Arthur Daniels
Donna Rothe
Diana Millard
Linda Smith
25- Louis Essiambre
Richard Anderson
Ed Olson
Ruth Gearhart
Bea Stephenson
Karen Monte
26- Sharon Anglim
Charlene Pace
Linda Bellehumeur
Marjorie Setter
Jerry Bellows
Kittie Fairbrother
Kathleen Kapla
Fran Heiple
Marshall Rose
Theresa Orrick
27- Dan Allen
Jadwiga Bora
David Caine
Connie Callahan
Charlotte Charter
Marilyn Konkle
Robert Fields
Janet Percival
Nancy Kordus
Tom Romein
Virginia Schons
Thomas Livingston
Bill Streefkerk
Leo Voelke
Conrad Surdu
Joan Rathbun
28- Patricia Bentley
Wayne Spears
Sharen Fillinger
Ruth Tompkins
Ray Kozlowski
Georgeanne Kittridge
Larie Miracle
Wilma McKnight
Mike Rooney
Saly Tewilliager
Karen Thompson
Joyce Cotter
Claudia Gooden
Judy Hickson
Robert Matsura
Luann Page
Carole Burrell
Edna Burt
Lawrence Wilkie
Robert Ziembowicz
David Dutton
Sally Kubani
Stephen Lash
Natalie Zuehlke
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Volunteers
Senior Center Advisory
Friendly Visitor Program
The Advisory Board is a group of senior volunteers who are dedicated to assisting in the
future direction of the Center. The group’s input
and ideas are valued by staff when considering
changes, additions or deletions of programs that
are offered at the Center.
All Senior Center members are welcome &
encouraged to participate! The Committee Chair
is Dennis Griffin. New members and visitors are
always welcome! The next meeting is scheduled
for Wednesday, April 13, 10:00 a.m.
The Friendly Visitor Program needs a few
good volunteers to
socialize with homebound seniors in their
home. Isolated seniors love to spend
time with a friendly
visitor reading, helping write letters, playing games or just
talking. The pay is
fantastic – smiles
and hugs! Call Marilyn Hauger at
248.682.9450.
Cleaning Services Needed
The Outreach Department is
looking for people who can provide
free or low cost cleaning services to
seniors in our community. Please
call Mary Hyde at 248-682-9450.
Newsletter Volunteers
The next mailing date will be Wednesday,
May 18. Please join us at 8:30 a.m. Donuts &
coffee provided.
Meals on Wheels
Meals on Wheels is in need of a few new
volunteers to help deliver meals to Waterford’s
homebound seniors.
For more information call
Donielle Fidler at 248-682-9450
Waterford Youth Assistance
Bucket of Love Program
Needed: Caring volunteers who have an hour to
spare for an elementary school child who needs
a little extra tender loving care. All it requires of
you is to spend just 1 hour once a week at one
of the Waterford elementary schools engaging
in activities such as crafts, playing games,
puzzles or just talking with a child in need. The
program runs from September through May.
The Bucket of Love program is sponsored by
the Waterford Youth Assistance program, Waterford Senior Center and the Waterford School
District. For more information Call (248) 6187383. The office is located in the CAI Building.
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Waterford Senior Center
3621 Pontiac Lake Road
Waterford, MI 48328
PRESORTED
STANDARD
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Permit # 2
Waterford, MI
Waterford Senior Center Staff
Erin Asdell
Coordinator
Adult Day Service Supervisor
Mary Donnelly
Customer Service/
Transportation Supervisor
Donielle Fidler
Auxiliary Services Supervisor
Mary Hyde
Outreach Services Supervisor
Adult Day Service Supervisor
Donna Shoemaker
Office Assistant
Vicki Jonescue
Finance/Travel
Mike Fitzgerald, Kathy Katchka,
Denny Miller, & Laura Wisniewski
Van Drivers
Marilyn Hauger
Outreach Assistant
Cindy Collias
Cook
Encore Adult Day Service
Sara Eisenhart, Mary Flynn,
Amber Hoskins, Michelle
Mueller, & Janet Proctor
Encore Aides
Time to Renew Your
Membership?
Check the date on your address
label to see if your membership
is up to date. Thank you for your
support!
Meet & Greet for
New Members
Take a tour, ask questions, and
meet other new members on
Monday, May 23, 1:30-2:30 p.m.
Refreshments served. RSVP at
248.682.9450.
The Senior Center will be closed when the
Waterford School District closes due to inclement weather.
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The Waterford Senior Center
Newsletter is published bi-monthly.