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Inside this issueMonthly Celebration .....................................2Upcoming Events........................................2-4Movies, Senior Info.........................................4Director’s Corner, Directory.........................5 Ongoing Programs ........................................6Cards and Games, Library ............................6Groups & Services ..........................................7Special Elders ...................................................7Weekly Classes ................................................8 Calendars ......................................................8-9 Travel...........................................................10-15Remaining Spring Classes.........................16Summer Classes......................................17-21Advertisements ......................................22-23 Opening Day Party.......................................24

Mar - Apr 2020

MENTOR SENIOR CENTER 8484 Munson Road, Mentor, OH 44060

Phone: 440-974-5725 440-255-1100 Fax: 440-974-5716 www.cityofmentor.com

Annual Garage Sale at Mentor Senior CenterAnnual Garage Sale at Mentor Senior CenterApr 25 Sat 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Apr 25 Sat 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. See page 4 for detailsSee page 4 for details

The Jersey BeatThe Jersey Beat Band is a Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons Vegas Style Tribute. Take a step back into the past listening and singing along to the sounds of one of the best vocal groups of its time.....Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. The music, lead vocal and harmonies will definitely have you wanting for more. The 9 piece band will play greatest hits from the 1960s and 1970s and mix in some light humor to provide an evening of great entertainment.Location: Great Room Apr 17 Fri 7 – 9 p.m. Resident/Nonresident: $14

Summer Class Registration is April 6 for Mentor residents and April 9 nonresidents

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Entertainment, details and sign up dates for these future lunches will be listed in the next newsletter.

Mother’s Day LunchChicken salad croissant, broccoli salad and lemon bars for dessert. Entertainment: ElvisLocation: Great RoomMay 8 Fri 11:30 a.m. Resident/Nonresident: $8

May CelebrationTurkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, stuffing and pumpkin cake for des-sert. Location: Great RoomMay 29 Fri 11:30 a.m. Resident/Nonresident: $8

Family LunchSpaghetti and meatballs, salad, gar-lic bread and ice cream for dessert. Entertainment: Jungle TerryLocation: Great RoomJun 12 Fri 11:30 a.m. Resident/Nonresident: $8

June CelebrationCabbage rolls, mashed potatoes, applesauce, chocolate eclair cake for dessert. Entertainment: Tom Todd Location: Great RoomJun 26 Fri 11:30 a.m. Resident/Nonresident: $8

4th of July LunchHot Dog or Hamburger, choice of summer salads, iced tea or lemon-ade and strawberry pretzel jello for dessert. Location: Great RoomJul 2 Thu 11:30 a.m. Resident/Nonresident: $8 July CelebrationPork roast with scalloped potatoes and dessert. Entertainment: Julie Slattery Location: Great RoomJul 31 Fri 11:30 a.m. Resident/Nonresident: $8 90+ CelebrationSalisbury steak with mashed potatoes and gravy, vegetable medley and cake for dessert. Location: Great RoomAug 14 Fri 11:30 a.m. Resident/Nonresident: $8

August CelebrationChicken paprikash over egg noodles and dessert. Location: Great RoomAug 31 Fri 11:30 a.m. Resident/Nonresident: $8

These monthly events are open to everyone. No other food will be served. Reservations are required.

St. Patrick’s Day CelebrationIt wouldn’t be St. Patty’s Day without a traditional meal of corned beef and cabbage, new potatoes, carrots, and a cupcake for dessert. Entertain-ment is No Strangers Here, a popu-lar Irish Folk Band. Call 974-5725 to register over the phone or visit the reception desk to make reservations by Mar 9.

Location: Great RoomMar 16 Mon 11:30 a.m. Resident/Nonresident: $8

March CelebrationOur special luncheon menu is homemade pierogies with onions and cheddar cheese and peanut butter cookies for dessert. Enjoy the smooth velvety sounds of singer Bill Newman, the Cleveland Crooner, at today’s lunch. Please call 974-5725 with your credit card or visit the reception desk to make reservations by Mar 20.Location: Great RoomMar 27 Fri 11:30 a.m.Resident/Nonresident: $8

April CelebrationThis monthly celebration features meat lasagna, california medley of veggies and a homemade brownie for dessert.Chuck Tamblyn entertains us with a variety of music and mixes in a few jokes to keep us entertained. Call 974-5725 with your credit card or visit the reception desk to make reservations by Apr 17. Location: Great Room Apr 24 Fri 11:30 a.m. Resident/Nonresident: $8

Tech HelpMentor High School students are on hand to help with your tablet, iPad, and smart phone questions. Bring your questions and a willingness to tackle these powerful gadgets. Please register in advance. Location: Great RoomMar 4, Apr 1, May 6 Wed 9-10 a.m.Mar 11, Apr 8 Wed 3-4 p.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

Mentor Fire EducationMar 4: Paramedics have arrived, what to expect nextApr 1: Fire Escape PlanningLocation: Cardinal RoomWed 12:15 – 12:40 pmSpeaker: Jerry Craddock, MFD

Advisory Board Monthly MeetingsLocation: Conf Room 1Mar 9 Mon 12:30 – 2 p.m. Apr 13 Mon 12:30 – 2 p.m.

How to Mat a Photo Hands-on lesson on how to mat a photo. Bring your photo, a mat, and glass photo frame.

Location: Cultural Arts RoomMar 5 Thu 12 – 1 p.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

Photo ContestAll are welcome to enter their best photographs in our first photo con-test. Photos must be a minimum of 8” x 10” and a maximum of 24” x 28”. Categories include black and white, sunset/sunrise, people, animals, and digitally enhanced photos. Photos must be matted, framed, and wired to hang. 5 entries max per person. Ribbons to the top 3 in each cat-egory plus Best of Show. Photo take-in is Tue, Mar 10 from 1-4pm. Winners to be announced on Mar 16 at 11 a.m. Registration forms with complete details are available in the rounders at the front desk.

Lake County Council on Aging Mar 23 Overview of Agency services Apr 6 Lawn Care ProvidersLocation: Cardinal Room 12:15 Mon Great Room 12:45 MonResident/Nonresident: Free

Monthly Celebrations and Special Lunches

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REGISTRATION REQUIRED TO ATTEND THESE EVENTSNortheast Ohio Mind ChallengeThe Mind Challenge is back for its 2nd year. It’s bigger and better than 2019. Our senior center has multiple teams representing us. If you plan to be a spectator at the regional competitions, please register in advance.Bagels, donuts and coffee provided.Location: Cardinal Room Mar 10 Tue 10 a.m. RegionalsApr 14 Tue 10 a.m. RegionalsMay 6 Wed 11 a.m. Semis/FinalsResident/Nonresident: Free Lunch and Learn – Retirement by DesignThinking about retirement can bring some questions to mind: What will I do when I retire? Am I saving enough? Will I even be able to retire? We’ll discuss how you can translate your vision for retirement into tangible goals. Whether you are 10 or 20 years from retirement, you’ll learn investment strategies you can use now to help design the retirement you want tomorrow. Presentation and lunch provided by Edward Jones.Location: Cardinal RoomMar 12 Thu 10 a.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free Denny Carleton has been a long lasting figure in the Cleveland music

scene, having played with notable ‘60s bands such as The Choir and the Lost Souls. He has continued writing, performing and recording through all of his musical genres. As a gifted guitarist, he is also a singer and pro-lific songwriter. Location Great RoomMar 20 Fri 12:30 p.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

Senior Produce MarketThe Mentor Senior Center teams up with the Greater Cleveland Food-bank to provide fresh, nutritious pro-duce and other items to Lake County seniors. The Senior Market is sched-uled the fourth Monday in March, otherwise it is held the third of every

month. Please bring ID and bags for produce. Participants must certify an-nual gross household income is at or below $24,119 for household of 1 or $32,479 for a household of 2. Income is self-declared; preregistration/verifi-cation is not required. Location: Great RoomMar 23 Apr 20 Mon 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

Cognivue - Are you Optimizing Your CognitionCognivue is the world’s first FDA cleared computerized test of cognitive function. Cognivue objectively, quantitatively and reliably identifies changes in cognitive function that could be indicative of an impairment that you may optimally treat or manage. Early detection and proper cognitive health management are key to overall brain health and quality of life. Schedule your 15 minute appointment by calling 974-5725. Provided by Kemper House. Location: Cardinal RoomMar 24 Tue 9 a.m. – 12p.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

Cycling ClubTraveling by bike presentation by Mike and Nancy Fortney from Medina who will talk about their travel adventures by bicycle across the USA. Meet and greet over lunch afterwards at the Senior Center. Reg-ister at front desk or by phone.Location: Cardinal RoomWed Mar 25 10 a.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

Huffers n Puffers Softball Organizational Meeting Men aged 60 and older interested in playing on a softball team are invited to attend this spring meeting. Dick Honkala, Coordinator. (354-4587) Call to register if you plan to attend this meeting. Location: Stage Mar 25 Wed 1 – 2 p.m.

Lunch and Learn – Preparing for the UnexpectedLife is full of surprises. A job loss, prolonged illness or unexpected loss of a family member can have a big impact on your family and your financial situation. Join us for Ready or Not? Prepare for the unexpected and discover how to put yourself in a

better position to keep your financial strategy from veering off course. You’ll learn the risks you may not be aware of and how to address them. Presentation and lunch provided by Edward Jones.Location: Cardinal RoomApr 2 Thu 10 a.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

AARP Driver Safety CourseLicensed drivers 50 or older can take this class designed to refine existing skills as well as develop new, safe de-fensive driving techniques. You may earn a certificate and possibly qual-ify for a lower auto insurance rate (check with your agent). Bring your driver’s license and AARP card to the class. Cost: $15 for AARP members, $20 for non-AARP members. Check or money orders are made payable to AARP. Bring a lunch or money to purchase lunch at the center. Location: Cultural Arts RoomApr 13 Mon 10:30 a.m. – 3p.m.

Elder Law and Real Estate Plan-ning Seminar ...Back by popular demand“Don’t stress! We will review key points to help you plan and prepare for downsizing, moving or relocat-ing”. Join us for a delicious free break-fast. Debbie Ribinskas, Stuart Kahn, Real Estate Agents, Keller Williams. Karen Brehm, Regional Account Manager, Northstar Title LLC. Susan Priest Richlak, Esq., Law offices of Susan Priest Richlak, Hillary Mason King, CEO, Creative Moves, LLCLocation: Cardinal RoomThu Apr 16 8:30 – 10:30 a.m. Reg deadline April 9Resident/Nonresident: Free

Physical Therapy for Chronic Pain ManagementIn a world full of surgery, shots, and/or medications, physical therapists have the skills to blend science with inspiration to formulate the best treatment plan to motivate you during your treatment and man-age your health condition. Come and learn why physical therapy can not only help manage or resolve your pain, but keep you healthy longer, save you money, and help you achieve more in life as a whole. Presentation by Synergy Welness Services Inc.Location: Cardinal RoomApr 23 Thu 10 a.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free


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How Do I Download the Latest Newsletter:* Type in www.cityofmentor.com. On the right, select Mentor Senior Center. On the Senior Center page, click on Mentor Senior Center Newsletter. Click on the latest PDF version of the newsletter. It’s that easy!!ENewsIf you are not receiving our monthly Enews we must not have your correct email. Call us with your email and we will be able to keep you “in the know” on a monthly basis.

Ride Laketran Dial-a-Ride to any Senior Center in Lake County free!Laketran and the Lake County Board of Commissioners partner to provide Lake County Senior Citizens free Laketran Dial-a-Ride transportation to any Senior Center in Lake County. The trips will be paid for by funds from the Lake County Senior Services Levy. You simply need to reside in Lake County and be 60 or older. Call Laketran at 440-354-6100 for more information!

SENIOR INFORMATION

Garage SaleJoin us for this HUGE annual garage sale where you may find some wonderful treasures. The cost is $25 for a 6 foot ta-ble or $20 for a round table. Beginning Mar 1, table space will be available to non seniors. Register for a table by calling 974-5725.Apr 25 Sat 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Line Dance Party Our instructors lead line dances in a party atmosphere. Punch and snacks are provided.Location: Mentor Ice Arena Community RoomApr 27 Mon 6:30 – 9 p.m.Resident/Nonresident: $6 Senior Day at The Mall: Make Your Mark SAVE THE DATE for this annual event filled with vendors, activity stations, lots of senior specific information.There will be great entertainment and presenta-tion of the 2020 Seniors of the Year. Location: Great Lakes MallMay 12 Tue 8:30 am – 2 pm

Ear-resistible Trivia ChallengeWith over 25 questions, The Ear-resist-ible Trivia Challenge is a fun and engag-ing program that addresses the topic of hearing loss with an overview of the CapTel telephone. The game competi-tion is friendly and lighthearted, prizes are awarded through bonus questions

with a grand prize at the program’s end, and everyone comes away a winner.Location: Cardinal RoomMay 12 Tue 10 a.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

Konversation with KenJoin City Manager, Ken Filipiak, for an update on what’s happening at the City of Mentor. There will be a Question and Answer time following the presentation.Jun 10 Wed 12–1 p.m. Resident/Nonresident: Free

Movies in Apr __ Thu, Apr 2, 12:30 p.m. Mon, Apr 6, 6:30 p.m. Once Upon A Time in Hollywood Rated R Comedy/DramaThu, Apr 9, 12:30 p.m. Mon, Apr 13, 6:30 p.m. Official Secrets Rated R Romance/DramaThu, Apr 16, 12:30 p.m. Mon, Apr 20, 6:30 p.m. Brian BanksRated PG Drama/SportThu, Apr 23, 12:30 p.m. Mon, Apr 27, 6:30 p.m. Good Boys Rated R Adventure/DramaThu, Apr 30, 12:30 p.m. Forever My GirlRated PG Drama/Romance

Movies in Mar Mon, Mar 2, 6:30 p.m. Thu, Mar 5, 12:30 p.m. Racing in the RainRated PG Comedy/DramaMon, Mar 9, 6:30 p.m. Thu, Mar 12, 12:30 p.m. Red JoanRated R Biography/DramaMon, Mar 16, 6:30 p.m. Thu, Mar 19, 12:30 p.m.Lady and the TrampRated PG Comedy/DramaMon, Mar 23, 6:30 p.m. After the WeddingRated PG-13 DramaMon, Mar 30, 6:30 p.m. HarrietRated PG-13 Action/Drama

Home Maintenance, Modification, Repair Program for SeniorsIf you live in Lake County and are 60 or older, you may be eligible for assistance. The Western Reserve Community Development Corporation (WRCDC) has received funding from the Lake County Senior Services Levy. This program may assist with critical emergency repairs and accessibility modifications such as handrails, grab bars, carpentry, elec-trical, heating systems, hot water tanks, plumbing issues and kitchen and bathroom accessibility modifications. Please contact WRCDC at 440-357-4400 to see if you are eligible.

Census2020 is a census year. The Mentor Senior Center wants to make sure that Lake County’s older adults understand the importance of the Census and are accurately counted. Participating in the census determines how much federal funding comes into our community and how congres-sional representation is determined. Between March 12th and 20th, the majority of Lake County households will receive a postcard invitation to respond online to the 2020 census. Those who don’t answer will then receive the traditional paper form in the mail. If a household still does not respond, the bureau will send a census taker to knock on that door to collect the household’s data.

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We have some amazing overnight trips scheduled for this year including Wildwood, NJ, Virginia Beach, Rhode Island, Montreal/Quebec/Ottawa, Michigan, Hudson Valley, Vermont and NYC. Set sail for a sightseeing cruise, enjoy fine dining at the Culinary Institute of America, journey to colonial times in Williamsburg or enjoy splendid fall colors in Vermont. Trips are filling up fast, so check out the details on our travel wall and register soon.

Program registration dates and fees are changing for the summer session that starts May 1. While resident registration will remain on Monday, April 6, non-resident registration will now start Thursday, April 9. This will allow Mentor residents additional time to register for programs before non-residents. Fees for many of our programs will increase beginning with the summer session. All new fees are in the newsletter, brochure and website. This is the first fee increase since 2017. Please remember we do offer financial assistance, forms are available at the front desk.

Office Hours:Mon– Thu 8 am-7:30 pm, Fri – 8 am-4:30 pmBuilding Hours:Mentor Senior Center opens at 8 a.m. Monday through Friday. (Fitness equipment is available at 7 a.m. with entry at the Main Entrance doors only). The building closes at 9:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 5 p.m. on Friday.

Frequently used numbers:Social Security - 1-800-772-1213 Painesville 1-877-692-3143LC Gen Health District - 440-918-2500LC Council On Aging - 440-205-8111website info www.lccoa.orgLaketran (Call before 3 pm) - 440-354-6100. Two business days required for reservationsMedicare - 1-800-633-4227

Senior Center Website information can be found at cityofmentor.com

For emergencies at home, please dial 9-1-1. To report police matters, call the Mentor Police Department non-emergency number 255-1234. To report a power outage call the First Energy outage reporting line at 888-544-4877 or Customer Service 800-589-3101.

“2-1-1 First Call For Help Program”This is a 24-hour free and confidential service, providing access to information and services regarding healthcare and human service agencies.

Lake County Commissioners websitehttp://www.lakecountyohio.gov/commissioners/SeniorServices.aspx

Administered by the City of Mentor Department of Parks, Recreation, & Public Facilities

Council PresidentCouncilman Ward 4John Krueger

Council Vice PresidentCouncilman Ward 3Bruce Landeg

Council at LargeRay KirchnerScott J. MarnSean Blake-Ward 1Matthew Donovan-Ward 2 Janet Dowling

City ManagerKen Filipiak

Assistant City ManagerTony Zampedro

Director of Parks, Recreation, & Public FacilitiesKenneth Kaminski

Superintendent of Recreation Nita Justice

MSC STAFF Recreation ManagerRenee Ochaya

Recreation CoordinatorDave Duricky

Recreation ProgrammerKaren Mitchell

Office AssistantsSharon Benner, Sub.Sue KostrencicBrenda MorrisLisa NicholsKathleen RobertiKathy Schonauer

MaintenanceTom AquilaArt CoxRich RossiCheri ShriverDan Tomko

KitchenMolly Sebring

Special Elders StaffVivian GraysonCarol Burhenne

Travel EscortsRena EllwangerBill KomyatiFrank KrupaKaren Mitchell

Mentor Follies Dancers Director Rena Ellwanger

Mentor Music Makers DirectorMaria VoljinWorkshop StaffPages 17—21

Remarks from Renee Senior Center Information

Senior Center Staff

Dave Discusses

Income Tax Assistance with AARP VolunteersWe are FULL, call to be put on a wait list

•Bring a voided check if you are expecting a refund. Location: Stage Feb 6 - Apr 9 Thu 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Class Registration is April 6 for Mentor residents and April 9 nonresidents. Mentor residents will have 3 day priority registration since they pay taxes that subsidize our programs.


Chair VolleyballSeated participants use a beach ball and low net to enjoy a senior version of volleyball played weekly. Leader: Carol Snively Location: Fitness StudioMon Wed Fri 1- 2:30 p.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

Footloose OWLS (Older Wiser Livelier Seniors)The club is for single seniors who are 60 years or older. All are invited to join, get together to laugh, have fun, and share similar ideas and interests. Our motto is “Life is Better with Friends”. Please call Alice at 255-7965 or [email protected]

Needlecraft Program Bring any crochet, knitting, cross-stitch, etc., to work on.Location: Cultural Arts RoomMon 10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

Rug Hooking Bring your rug hooking project to work on.Location: Cultural Arts RoomMon 10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

Secret PalsWe meet at a local restaurant the second Wednesday of each month at 1 pm. You order off the menu and pay for your meal. We meet the last Thursday of the month at the Senior Center for an informal coffee club. Location: Auburn Room 8140 Auburn Rd, Concord Mar 11 Wed 12-2 p.m.Location: Ridgewood Kitchen 9853 Johnnycake Ridge, Concord Apr 8 Wed 1 – 3 p.m.Coffee Club Location: Great RoomMar 26 and Apr 30 10 – 11:30 am Looking Ahead to Summer:May 13 Tuscan Italian Restaurant 30601 Lakeshore Blvd, Willowick Jun 10 Redhawk Patio7481 Auburn Rd, Concord Jul 8 Pettis Pizza 29303 Euclid Ave, Wickliffe Aug 12 Austin’s Grill 8748 Mentor Ave

Veterans GroupReceive updates on current veterans affairs and watch a movie.Leader: Dennis Brandt

Location: Cardinal RoomMar 9 Apr 13 Mon 9:30 a.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

Veterans Services Commission of Lake CountyAssistance is available to the Men and Women who have honorably served their countryOur Veteran members AND their eligi-ble surviving spouses seeking guid-ance and assistance navigating health coverage, home care, transportation, and discounts available, call 440-350-2904.

Voice Your ViewsFacilitated by Debbie Muzik. Come listen, learn, and discuss a wide variety of topics. Visitors and guests are always welcome. Mar 6 Open Forum/Select next topics13 Women Who Inspire(d) us20 Food Safety27 OutingApr 3 Open Forum/Select next topics10 Issues regarding recycling17 Guest Speaker from PUCO24 OutingLocation: Conference Room 1 Fri 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. Resident/Nonresident: Free **Topics are subject to change***

The Happy Bookers meet @ 2:45 to 3:45 p.m.Voicing your views on books, this is a once a month addition to the Voice Your Views Discussion group. We will discuss a book chosen by the group (immediately following regular Voice Your Views).Mar 6 – Saints for All Occasions by Courtney Sullivan Apr 3 – Searching for Sylvie Lee by Jean KwokResident/Nonresident: Free

Woodcarving Beginner or experienced carvers. Patterns and tools available. The first project kit is available for $5, payable to the instructor. Remaining projects and wood are at your expense.Instructor: Ken KotheraLocation: Cultural Arts RoomMar, Apr Tue 2 p.m. Resident/Nonresident: Free

ONGOING PROGRAMSBingoLocation: Cardinal RoomMon and Wed 1 - 2 p.m.

Chess ClubLooking for players.Wed 1 - 3 p.m.

Corn Hole/Bocce Location: Cardinal Room or OutsideWed 6:30 p.m.

Evening Tournament Pinochle All players must be experienced. Location: Cardinal RoomTue 6:30 - 9 p.m.

Duplicate Bridge For more info, or need assistance contact Donna Waggle at 951-5389 or [email protected]: Cardinal RoomFri 12:30 p.m.Location: Cardinal RoomTue 1 p.m.Resident/Nonresident: $1 at the door

Informal Open PlayHand And Foot Card Games(Looking for experienced players)Location: Great RoomWed 10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Mah Jongg Location: LobbyMon 12:30 p.m.

Ping Pong Open play is available 2:45 - 4:45 pm Fri

Rummikub (Looking for players) Location: Great RoomTue 1 p.m.

Euchre (Looking for players) Location: Great RoomTue 12:30 p.m.

Sympathy cards were mailed to the family of members: Sally Bohn, Wayne Reese, Chet Karchefsky, Patricia Oster, Jean Soboslay, Albin Stavar, Georgia Torchik, Ralph Bush, Theresa Herczog, Richard Libby, Rose O’Neil and Frank Reynolds. Make your card requests in the white book at the Front Desk for deceased or ill members.

Cards & Games

ONGOING PROGRAMS, LIBRARY,CARDS & GAMES, IN MEMORIUM

In Memorium


SPECIAL ELDERS, HEALTH & ADVISORY, GROUPS

Do you need some assistance to participate at the Senior Center? The Special Elders Staff gives seniors the support and assistance they need to more fully participate in activities. See Vivian or Carol for info. We have staff members dedicated to working with the Special Elders from 10:30 a.m. - 2 p.m., Mon - Fri.

Activities Tue at 12:30 p.m. Mar 3 - Scratch ArtMar 10 - BeadingMar 17 - St Patrick’s CraftMar 24 - Bird FeedersMar 31 - PaintingApr 7 - Egg ColoringApr 14 - Seed PlantingApr 21 - Pom Pom ArtApr 28 - Flower CraftMovies Thu at 12:30 p.m.Mar 5 - 26 MoviesApr 2 - 30 Movies See page 4 for Movie titlesActivities/Lunch Trips Fri at 11:30 a.m.Mar 13 - Skye BistroApr 17 - Kirtland TavernMar 27 - Monthly CelebrationApr 24 - Monthly Celebration

We are only accepting NEW and CURRENT magazines and books.Book Discussion GroupSponsored by the Mentor Public Library at MSC. For questions and to pick up the book, call: Cailey Williams 255-8811 X 204 Mar 18 Wed 1 p.m. A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor TowlesApr 15 Wed 1 p.m. The Woman Who Smashed Codes by Jason Fagone

Attorney – Gary Rosenthal Location: Conference Room 2Mar 11 Apr 15 Wed 1 - 2 p.m.Resident/Nonresident: FreeCall for appointment.

Hearing Services Hearing Screening - Maryann’s Family Hearing Location: Conf Room 2 Mar 4 Wed 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.Hearing Screening - BeltoneLocation: Conf Room 2Apr 1 Wed 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Resident/Nonresident: FreeCall for appointment.

Alzheimer’s Association Caregiver Support Group Discuss signs, symptoms, resources available, caregiving help and other topics for those touched by Alzheimer’s and dementia. Location: Cultural Arts RoomMar 12, 26 Apr 9, 30 Thu 1–2:30 p.m. Resident/Nonresident: Free

Parkinson’s Support GroupPatients, caregivers, family and friends – all are welcome! Come share and learn from each other the first Tuesday of each month. Find support and encouragement.Leader: Phyllis Hinkel (440) 773-9678Location: Cultural Arts RoomMar 3, Apr 7 Tue 4:15 – 5:15 p.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

Podiatrist Wednesdays Location: Health Service RoomDr SpivackMar 4, 18 Apr 1, 15, 29 Dr Del PrinceMar 11, 25 Apr 8, 22Resident/Nonresident: $25 paid directly to Doctor. Call for appointment.

NEW**Reflexology 20-minute foot reflexology, in a chair, based on the premise that there are reflex areas in the feet and hands which correspond to all systems of the body. Applying pressure to these reflex areas stimulates neural pathways creating relaxation, reducing stress and aiding in the body’s own natural healing process.Location: Conference Room 2Therapist: Denise Brown Jun 4, July 2, Aug 6

Thurs 12:30 - 3 p.m. Resident/Nonresident: $16 paid directly to the therapist. Call for appointment.

Visionaries Support GroupIf you suffer from vision impairment, plan to attend these free meetings. Facilitator: Licensed Optician Debbie Kogler. No registration.Location: Cultural Arts RoomMar 25 Apr 22Wed 2-4 p.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

Vitality Massage 20-minute Chair Massage treatment. Location: Conference Room 2Therapist: David Hansen Mar 17 Apr 21 Tue 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Resident/Nonresident: $16 Note* Payment is now paid directly to the therapist. Call for appointment.

German Culture GroupContact Mike Bauer at 352-6495 or Heidi 209-0363 for information. Location: Cardinal Room Mar 2 Apr 6 Mon 10 a.m. Location: Great Room

Hungarian/Italian Cultural Group Contact Elaine Spondike for information at 440-354-2423.Location: Cardinal Room Apr 9 Thu 10:30

Our performing groups are available for outside performances.

Mentor Follies DancersJoin us for great exercise, dance and fun. Director: Rena EllwangerLocation: StageWed 7 p.m.

Mentor Music Makers Do you love to sing? We practice every Wednsday at MSC and have several performances a year.Director: Marija VoljinLocation: StageWed 10 a.m.

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REGULAR SCHEDULED ACTIVITIESMONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

8:00 Water Ex Heisley9:00 Low Impact Aerobics10:00 SilverSneakers Classic10:30 Needlecrafters10:30 Rug Hooking11:00 Country Heat12:00 SilverSneakers Boom Muscle12:30 Mah Jongg 1:00 Chair Volleyball1:00 Bingo3:00 Yoga 5, 6:15, 7:30 Line Dance

9:00 Low Impact Aerobics9:00 Tuesday Quilters10:00 Weight Training10:00 Harmonica10:30 Water Exercise Heisley11:00 Stretch & Balance12:00 SilverSneakers Classic 12:00 American Sign Language1:00 Duplicate Bridge2:00 Woodcarving2:15 Water Exercise Heisley6:00 Tuesday Quilters6:15 SilverSneakers Boom Move 6:30 Tournament Pinochle7:15 SilverSneakers Boom Muscle

8:00 Water Ex Heisley8:00 SilverSneakers Yoga 8:30 Podiatrist9:00 Cardio, Stretch and Strength10:00 SilverSneakers Classic10:00 Hand & Foot Cards 10:00 Mentor Music Makers 10:00 Creative Ceramics10:00 Cycling begins Apr 111:00 SilverSneakers Circuit12:00 SilverSneakers Stability12:30 Wii Bowling 1:00 Chair Volleyball 1:00 Bingo3:00 Enerchi4:00 SilverSneakers Boom Mind5:00, 6:15 Line Dance6:00 Creative Ceramics 6:30 Corn Hole7:00 Follies Dancers

8:00 SilverSneakers Boom Mind9:00 Low Impact Aerobics10:00 Weight Training10:00 All Media Painting10:00 Hiking 10:30 Water Exercise Heisley 11:00 Stretch & Balance12:00 SilverSneakers Classic12:15 Wii Bowling 1:00 SilverSneakers Circuit2:00 Water Exercise Heisley 3:30 Yoga6:15 SilverSneakers Boom Move 7:15 SilverSneakers Boom Muscle

9:00 Low Impact Aerobics 9 - 12 Piano10:00 SilverSneakers Classic11:00 Low Impact Aerobics12:00 Stretch & Balance12:15 Wii Bowling 12:30 Duplicate Bridge 12:30 3-Handed Pinochle1:00 Voice Your Views1:00 Chair Volleyball2:45 Ping Pong

9:00 Yoga12:00 Water Exercise at Heisley

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Cycling ClubApr 1 Season opener ride. 8th year celebration.MSC to Veterans Park, Mentor Lagoons & nearby bikeways.Apr 8 North Chagrin Reservation/Willoughby. Meet at Strawberry lane parking lot. Park entrance off Rte 6.Apr 15 Maple Highlands Trail Mountain Run/Chardon. Take Rte 44 south to Chardon Square. Take Rte. 6 east. At bottom of hill, right on Grant St. Left on South Hambden Rd. Moun-tain Station Run entrance is on the right side.Apr 22 Greenway Trail/Painesville. Parking lot located cor-ner of Johnny Cake Ridge & Ravenna Rd.Apr 29 Chalet Toboggan Run parking lot,16200 Valley Park-way, Strongsville. Ride the Metro Parks trail, north towards.Cedar Point Rd.

All rides are weather permitting and ride cancellations will be via e-mail. There will be a ride make-up on Friday, of the same week, if Wednesday’s ride is cancelled. Optional lunch after riding. All events and rides start at 10 am, unless otherwise noted.Bicycle Helmets are required on all rides.New bicycle riders are welcome.Contact Arnie Zvejnieks at 440-525-0294, for further information.

Outdoor activities

MSC Hiking Club Mar - Apr MorningsHikes begin at 10 am Thursdays at designated loca-tionsMar 5 Chapin Forest, 10381 Hobart Rd, KirtlandMar 12 Riverview Park, 4895 Bailey Rd, MadisonMar 19 Hogback Ridge Park, 4885 Emerson Rd, MadisonMar 26 Acacia Reservation, Cedar and Richmond Rds, LyndhurstApr 2 Big Creek Park, 9160 Robinson Rd, ChardonApr 9 Walter Best Park, North Parking Lot Rt 44, ChardonApr 16 Canal Way Center, 4524 E 49th St, Cuyahoga HtsApr 23 Hidden Lake, 7024 Kniffen Rd, LeroyApr 30 Beartown Lakes Reservation, Auburn/BainbridgeIf you have any questions about the Thursday hiking club, call Ron Howard at 440-442-2489

Hiking Club – MondaysHikes begin at 6 p.m. on Mondays at designated locations.Apr 6 Veteran’s Park, 5730 Hopkins Rd, Mentor Apr 13 Chagrin River Park, 3100 Reeves Rd, WilloughbyApr 20 Lakeshore Reservation, 4765 Lockwood Rd, PerryApr 27 Chapin Forest, 10381 Hobart Rd, KirtlandIf you have any questions, call the Senior Center at 440-974-5725.

Class Registration is April 6 for Mentor residents and April 9 nonresidents


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APRIL CALENDAR - LUNCH SERVED 11:30 AM - 12:30 PMMONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

9:00 Tech Help10:00 Hearing Screening11:30 OTL-Cedar Creek12:15 Fire Education Talk Special: Chicken Parmesan

9-3 AARP Income Tax10:00 Lunch and Learn12:30 Movie 12:30 Arts & Crafts StampingSpecial: Spaghetti and Meatballs

9:30 A Matter of Balance11:30 Mind Games 2:45 VYV Book ReviewSpecial: Macaroni & Cheese

12:15 LCCA Talk10:00 German Group 6:30 MovieSpecial: Roast Turkey

9:00 Laptop Help4:15 Parkinsons Support Special: Roast Pork

1:00 Secret Pals 3:00 Tech Help Special: Meatloaf

9-3 AARP Income Tax 9:00 Geneaology 10:00 Laptop Help10:30 Hungarian/Italian Group12:30 Movie 1:00 Alzheimers Support Spe-cial: Bacon and Cheese Quiche

11:30 Mind GamesSpecial: Tuna Noodle Casserole

9:30 Veteran’s Group10:30 AARP Driving12:30 Board Meeting 6:30 MovieSpecial: Mushroom Swiss Burger

9:00 Laptop Help10:00 Mind ChallengeSpecial: Chicken Vegetable Stir Fry

1:00 Attorney 1:00 Book Group Special: Stuffed Cabbage

8:30 Elder Law 9:00 Geneaology 12:30 Movie Special: Lasagna

9:30 A Matter of Balance 11:30 Mind Games11:30 Kirtland Tavern Lunch Trip 7:00 Jersey BeatSpecial: Taco Salad

11:00 Senior Produce Market 6:30 Movie Special: Pasta with Meat Sauce

11:00 Vitality MassageSpecial: Chicken Tenders

11:15 Market Garden Brewery 2:00 Visionaries Special: Breaded Pork Chop

9:00 Geneaology12:30 Movie Special: Swedish Meatballs

9:30 A Matter of Balance11:30 Mind GamesSpecial Event* Monthly Celebration

6:30 Line Dance Party at Civic Arena6:30 Movie Special: Chicken Paprikash

11:30 OTL - Hudson’sSpecial: Chef Salad

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10:00 Secret Pals Coffee Club 12:30 Movie 1:00 Alzheimers Support Special: Shepherd’s Pie

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Sign Ups for Small Bus Trips Begins10:00 German Group 6:30 MovieSpecial: Kielbasa and Sauerkraut

9:00 Laptop Help4:15 Parkinsons Support Special: Roasted Pork Loin

9:00 Tech Help 10:00 Hearing Screening12:15 Fire Education TalkSpecial: Stuffed Peppers

9-3 AARP Income Tax12:00 How to Mat a Photo12:30 Arts & Crafts Stamping 12:30 Movie Special: Shepherd’s Pie

9:30 A Matter of Balance2:45 VYV Book Review Special: Talapia

9:30 Veterans Group12:30 Board Meeting 6:30 MovieSpecial: Meatloaf

9:00 Laptop Help10:00 Mind Challenge 1-4 Photo Contest CollectionSpecial: Parmesan Chicken

1:00 Attorney 12:00 Secret Pals 3:00 Tech HelpSpecial: Salisbury Steak

9-3 AARP Income Tax 9:00 Geneaology10:00 Laptop Help10:00 Lunch and Learn12:30 Movie 1:00 Alzheimers Support Special: Chicken Rice Cas-serole

9:30 A Matter of Balance 11:30 Skye Bistro Lunch TripSpecial: Homemade Pierogies

11:00 Photo Contest Winners 6:30 MovieSpecial Event* St Pat’s Day

Luncheon

11:00 Vitality Massage Special: Pork Chop

1:00 Book Group Special: Chicken Paprikash

9-3 AARP Income Tax 9:00 Geneaology 12:30 MovieSpecial: Spaghetti and Meatballs

9:30 A Matter of Balance12:30 Denny Carlton Performs Special: Quiche

11:00 Senior Produce Market12:15 LCCA Talk 6:30 Movie Special: Meatball Hoagie

9:00 CognivueSpecial: Chicken Salad Wrap

8:15 Historic Houses of Worship10:00 Cycling Club 1:00 Huffers and Puffers Mtg 2:00 Visionaries Special: Stuffed Cabbage

9-3 AARP Income Tax 9:00 Geneaology 10:00 Sec Pals Coffee Club12:30 Indians Opening Day 1:00 Alzheimers SupportSpecial: Italian Sausage with Pasta

9:30 A Matter of Balance Special Event* Monthly

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6:30 Movie Special: BBQ Chicken

11:30 OTL-Cedar CreekSpecial: Beef and Noodle Casserole

11:30 OTL-Burntwood Special: Salisbury Steak

10:00 Sec Pals Coffee Club12:30 Movie 1:00 Alzheimers Support

Special: Italian Sausage with Pasta

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Geauga TheaterSun, Mar 22 11:30am-5pm

Blue Man GroupSat, Apr 18 11am-3pmFlorida Trip Mar 15-21

Garage Sale Apr 25 9am-3pm

Lost and FoundMembers lost, misplaced, and forgotten items will be on display and

ready to be re-claimed in the Lobby March 2-6.


Geauga Lyric Theater: The Great Gatsby, Chardon Sun Mar 22 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Registration/refund/trans-fer deadline: Thu Mar 12 Resident/Nonresident: $19

Blue Man Group, Playhouse Square Sat Apr 18 11 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Registration/refund/trans-fer deadline: Thu, Mar 12 Resident/Nonresident $48

Market Garden Brewery and West Side Market Wed Apr 22 11:15 a.m.-4 p.m. Registration/refund/trans-fer deadline: Wed Apr 8 Resident/Nonresident: $5

Registration for Spring/Sum-mer Small Bus trips begins on March 2.Progressive Field Tour plus League Park and Museum Calling all baseball fans! This August join us for a tour of Progressive Field, lunch and a visit to League Park and museum. The trip date/cost and reg-istration will be available Mar 2.

Cleveland Indians Games We wil be cheering on the Cleveland Indians at Progressive Field (food is on your own unless noted); Registration starts Mar 2 for all games:

Wed May 20 11:30 a.m.-5p.m. (Cincinnati) in Section 131 - $36 Registration/Refund deadline is Apr 22Wed Jun 3 11:30 a.m.-5p.m. (Boston) in Section 131 - $49 Registration/Refund deadline is May 6Wed Jul 1 5:15 -11p.m. (Houston) in Section 332 - $96 (Club seats, food, soft drinks included) Registration/Refund deadline is Jun 3Wed Aug 12 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. (San Diego) in Section 131 - $42 Registration/Refund deadline is Jul 15Wed Sep 9 4:15-10 p.m. (Minnesota) in Section 332 - $96 (Club seats, food, soft drinks included) Registration/Refund deadline is Aug 12

MGM Casino, Northfield Mon May 4 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Enjoy the day at MGM Casino at Northfield. You are welcome to attend one session of free musical bingo with prizes. Choose from 10 am or noon. Also enjoy a free buffet lunch between 11am – 2pm. Your free play money totals $25 (with at least 20 people attending). Please bring your Photo ID and, if you have one, your MGM card. The free play money is loaded on an MGM card. Registration Start Date: Mon Mar 2 Registration/Refund deadline: Mon Apr 20 Resident/Nonresident $5

Music Box Supper Club, Cleveland Flats Thur May 7 5:45 - 9:30 p.m. The Music Box Supper Club is locat-ed on the West Bank of the flats in downtown Cleveland. It is a unique two-story concert venue and restau-rant, voted Cleveland Magazine’s Best Live Music Venue three years in a row. With waterfront views, a rooftop deck overlooking downtown, they strive to excel in customer service, music, dining, drinks and facilities. Their goal is “to deliver one of the most unique entertainment experiences in North-east Ohio.” Our live entertainment will be performing music from the 60’s and 70’s. Dinner choices are seared salmon-with a wild rice blend, and asparagus;

Mentor Senior Center offers nearly 80 trips annually; from local afternoon excursions to weeklong trips to far off destinations.ACTIVITY LEVELSMild - May require some leisurely walking with minimal steps or uneven surfaces and standing. Moderate - May require moderate walking and extended standing, possible steps or uneven surfaces.Strenuous - May require extended periods of walking and standing, possible numerous steps or uneven terrain.Travel Insurance is available for ALL Trips. Get more details at the front desk.

TRIP REFUND POLICY• PLEASE CHOOSE YOUR TRIPS CAREFULLY• FULL REFUNDS WILL ONLY BE GRANTED IF A TRIP IS CANCELLED BY THE SENIOR CENTER• AN ADMINISTRATIVE FEE OF $10 PER TRIP FOR DAY TRIPS AND $25 PER TRIP FOR OVERNIGHT TRIPS WILL BE ASSESSED PER PERSON PER TRIP FOR ANY REFUND REQUESTS, TRANSFERS OR CHANGES• PARTICIPANTS ASSUME RISK OF CHANGE IN PERSONAL CIRCUMSTANCES OR HEALTH• TRAVEL INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE AND RECOMMENDED FOR ALL OVERNIGHT TRIPSNO CHANGES WILL BE GRANTED AFTER THE ADVERTISED DEADLINE.

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braised short rib with port wine reduction, mashed potatoes, and asparagus; or chicken parmigiana with angel hair pasta tossed in garlic, olive oil and herbs. The price includes entertainment, your dinner choice, beverage, side salad, dessert, tax and gratuity. Registration Start Date: Mon Mar 2 Registration/Refund deadline: Thu Apr 23 Resident/Nonresident: $54

Erie Station Dinner Theater, Erie PASun May 31 12:30 -7 p.m.In the spirit of “The Old Folks” sketches from the Carol Burnett Show, the sta-tion players bring you “Golden Senior Moments”. This is a hysterical collection of short comedy sketches and song parodies in a good-humored look at the “Golden Years”. A comical salute to the senior citizen in all of us. A sure hit, which includes song parodies like “I Remember it Well”, “I am Woman”, and “The Way We Were”. Dinner is served family style and includes soup, salad, 2 meats, 2 sides, and dessert. Don’t be surprised if you recognize the perform-ers who double as the waiters!Registration Start Date: Mon Mar 2Registration/Refund Deadline: Thu Apr 16Resident/Nonresident $47

Cats, Cleveland Playhouse SquareTue Jun 9 6:15 -10:30 p.m.Audiences and critics alike are redis-covering this beloved musical with breath-taking music, including one of the most treasured songs in musical theater – “Memory”. Winner of 7 Tony Awards® including BEST MUSICAL, CATS tells the story of one magical night when an extraordinary tribe of cats gathers for its annual ball to rejoice and decide which cat will be reborn. CATS, the record-breaking musical spectacu-lar by Andrew Lloyd Webber has cap-tivated audiences in over 30 countries and 15 languages.Registration Start Date: Mon Mar 2Registration/Refund Deadline: Thu May 7Resident/Nonresident $72

Cleveland Public Library Tour and Walnut ClevelandWed Jun 24 10 a.m.-1:45 p.m.The Cleveland Public Library has a lot to offer. We will take a general tour with focus on the architecture and the

current special exhibit. Before depart-ing for home, lunch is on your own at Walnut Wednesday, a collection of food trucks offering a variety of delicious lunch options.Registration Start Date: Mon Mar 2Registration/Refund deadline: Wed Jun 10Resident/Nonresident $5

Victorian Princess, Erie, PAFri Jul 17 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.The Victorian Princess is a unique and premier event for Erie locals and trav-elers alike. The Victorian Princess was built in La Crosse, Wisconsin in 1986. Take in the beautiful scenery of Presque Isle Bay as you sail along and enjoy a delicious buffet meal!Registration Start Date: Mon Mar 2Registration/Refund deadline: Wed Jul 1Resident/Nonresident $39

Grand River Cellars, MadisonThu Aug 20 11:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.Common interests-Grapes and Wine-motivated the purchase of Grand River Cellars in 2005. Restoring it and returning it back to the winery it once was in 1976 with some additions was the goal. The wines boast a remarkable list of international awards and the business itself has been chosen as Busi-ness of the Year and Best of the East. Enjoy 3 wine tastings (included). Next, lunch (on your own) followed with 1 hour of Bingo. Bingo prizes come straight from the gift shop!Registration Start Date: Mon Mar 2Registration/Refund Deadline: Thu Aug 6Resident/Nonresident $16

Flats Festival of the Arts, Cleveland FlatsSun Aug 23 10:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.Consistently ranked among the top art shows in the country, Howard Alan Events shares the unique creations of hundreds of award-winning artists with thousands of art enthusiasts every weekend. The festival also features many of the region’s talented musicians and dancers. A wide selection of food and beverages will be available in-cluding Flats East Bank’s onsite dining. Lunch is on your own.Registration Start Date: Mon, Mar 2Registration/Refund Deadline: Thu Aug 6Resident/Nonresident $5

Out to Lunch BunchJoin us for scrumptious dining at great area restaurants. You can register 2 months ahead of the lunch bunch dates listed below, and you may reg-ister for one other person. Departure time varies from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. A second bus will be added as needed, based on registration.

See individual OTL Trips for sign up start dates. Cedar Creek Grill, LyndhurstTue Mar 31/Wed Apr 1 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.Cedar Creek Grille is a classic American grill specializing in straightforward cuisine made from the highest-quality ingredients. Warm and inviting, the setting evokes the classic grills of the 1950s and 1960s, with cherry wood ceilings and wainscoting, old barn-wood floors, and a spectacular butch-er-block bar top made of reclaimed wood from a former Cleveland factory. Your lunch begins with a chopped salad. Choose one of three entrees: chicken piccata (lemon caper sauce); sirloin steak (demi glaze); or cedar plank roasted salmon (lemon citrus butter). All are served with mashed potatoes and green beans. Dessert is a mini hot fudge sundae.Registration Startdate: Tue Jan 28 Registration/refund/transfer deadline: Wed Mar 25 Resident/Nonresident $30

Hudson’s, HudsonTue Apr 28/Wed Apr 29 11:15 a.m. – 2:45 p.m.A visit to Hudson’s historic downtown Main Street walking district is like wrapping up in a warm blanket of charm, surrounded by a thriving busi-ness community. Our location offers a unique blend of New England-style elegance and small-town hospitality. Lunch begins with a side salad and the main course choices are: “Better than Mama’s” meatloaf w/onion rings and one side; lemon basil chicken breast served with one side; cauliflower crust-ed Lake Erie walleye w/cheddar grits and roasted tomatoes; or shrimp pasta. Lunch includes a choice of coffee, tea or soft drink. Dessert is a brownie with whip cream and a strawberry.Registration Startdate: Tue Feb 25Registration/refund/transfer deadline: Thu Apr 23 Resident/Nonresident $30

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Bonefish Grill, Crocker Park, WestlakeTue May 26/Wed May 27 11 a.m.-3 p.m.Step into Bonefish Grill and you’re stepping into a truly unique experience with a mix of big city vibe and a touch of nature. Meal choices are: blackened Baja fish tacos (Alaskan cod with warm tortillas, mango salsa, lime crema and shredded lettuce) served with crispy french fries; half-pound American Kobe beef burger on a toasted brioche bun, fully dressed with sharp cheddar and special sauce and served with crispy french fries; Alaskan cod fish & chips served tempura-style with tartar, french fries and malt vinegar; or classic chicken Caesar salad with house-made garlic croutons. Choice of coffee, tea or soft drinks and cookies for dessert.Registration Startdate: Tue Mar 31Registration/refund/transfer deadline: Thu May 21Resident/Nonresident $30

100th Bomb Group, ClevelandTue Jun 30/Wed Jul111 a.m.-3p.m.Escape from the big city to the French chateau setting of the 100th Bomb Group, nestled next to the runways of the Cleveland Hopkins International Air-port. 100th Bomb Group is a lively and charming restaurant saluting World War II heroes while serving up contempo-rary twists on America’s favorite dishes. Lunch choices are: chicken piccata; pot roast; or fish & chips. Price includes a side salad, your choice of coffee, tea or lemonade, and chocolate cake for dessert.Registration Startdate: Tue Apr 28Registration/refund/transfer deadline: Thu Jun 11 (2 weeks earlier than normal)Resident/Nonresident $30

A. Smith’s & Shopping, BurtonTue Jul 28/Wed Jul 2911:15 a.m.-3:45 p.m.Located in Burton, Ohio, A Smith’s is a modern American smokehouse serving fresh, local comfort food made with your handcrafted methods. Lunch choices are pulled pork sandwich with coleslaw and mac and cheese; cheese-burger with coleslaw and french fries; or honey dijon chicken breast with green beans and mac and cheese. Lunch includes soft drinks, coffee, and dessert. After lunch you will have an hour to browse the quaint shops or enjoy a cup of coffee with your friends.Registration Startdate: Tues May 26

Registration/refund/transfer deadline: Thu Jul 23Resident/Nonresident $30

Matteo’s Casual Italian & Shopping, Olmsted FallsTue Aug 25/Wed Aug 26 11 a.m.-4 p.m.Grandma Matteo’s original recipes have been enriched to create an exclusive variety of dishes. Matteo’s presents a little bit of home in every bite! Your lunch will begin with a plated salad. Entrée choices include: lemon chicken with linguini; eggplant parmesan with spaghetti; lasagna; or fettuccini alfredo. Dessert choices are cannoli or gelato. Non-alcoholic beverages are includ-ed. You will have an hour after lunch to browse the quaint shops at Grand Junction or enjoy a cup of coffee with your friends.Registration Startdate: Tue Jun 30Registration/refund/transfer deadline: Thu Aug 20Resident/Nonresident $30

The Mentor Senior Center now offers “Local Lunches” on our senior center bus. We visit local eateries once a month on a scheduled Friday. Mem-bers will order off the menu. These lunches are distinct from the “Out to Lunch Bunch” outings in that “Local Lunches” will be held in establishments that are within ½ hour of the senior center, while the “Out to Lunch Bunch” travels to more distant restaurants.Register NOW for these Local Lunches.

Skye Bistro, MentorFri Mar 13 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.Skye Bistro is a casual dining restaurant with a cozy atmosphere and friendly service. Skye’s menu caters to many gluten free options which the friendly staff is knowledgeable about.Registration/Transfer Deadine: Fri Mar 6Resident/Nonresident: $5

Kirtland City Tavern, KirtlandFri Apr 17 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.Founded in 1998, the Kirtland City Tavern has served the community great food, good times, and quality memo-ries over the years. They are known for their savory burgers.Registration/Transfer Deadline: Fri Apr 10Resident/Nonresident: $5

Registration begins March 2 for the following tripsVittorio’s, WickliffeFri May 15 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.When Angie Salotto first dreamed of sharing her love and hospitality with others, in a place “where friends meet to eat,” she never knew how far reach-ing and successful her dream would become. What started as a small one room café, has blossomed into a beau-tiful Italian Bistro and Wine Bar. Registration/Transfer Deadline: Thu May 7Resident/Nonresident $5

Local Tavern, PainesvilleFri Jun 19 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.Local Tavern was founded on simple principles; fresh food, quality cocktails, genuine service and reasonable prices. Our chefs and mixologists strive to cre-ate crave-able recipes with great flavor profiles.Registration/Transfer Deadline: Thu Jun 11Resident/Nonresident $5

Mamma Santa’s, Little ItalyFri July 10 11:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.Mamma Santa’s is a family owned restaurant focused on pleasing every guest with a genuine Italian dining experience. After lunch (on your own), visit the local bakeries on Murray Hill for some delicious treats.Registration/Transfer Deadline: Thu Jul 2Resident/Nonresident $5

Ridgewood Kitchen & Spirits, Con-cordFri Aug 7 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.At first glance, you would not expect behind the façade is an esthetically pleasing environment to dine. This locally owned business provides good service, consistency, quality and a wide variety of entrees. Registration/Transfer Deadline: Thu Jul 30Resident/Nonresident $5

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Historic Houses of WorshipMar 25 Wed 8:15 a.m. – 5 p.m. We’ll enjoy a fabulous home-cooked lunch at SOKOLOWSKI’S University Inn. Registration/refund/transfer deadline is Feb 25.Activity Level: ModerateResident/Nonresident: $69

Ain’t Misbehavin’ at the Hanna May 6 Wed 8:45 a.m. – 3 p.m.After our morning matinee show, we’ll have lunch at Windows on the River. Registration/refund/transfer deadline is Mar 6.Activity Level: ModerateResident/Nonresident: $85

The International Tattoo – Pipe and Drum Gathering in ClevelandMay 16 Sat 3:45 p.m. – 10:15 p.m. This family friendly and immensely patriotic event is in the time-honored tradition of the Military Tattoo, where the Pipes & Drums of numerous police departments throughout the United States and Canada, as well as local groups, combine their talents in a truly spectacular display of pageantry and music. Come join in the remembrance, fellowship and celebration to salute our safety forces, our military and our coun-try and have your breath taken away by this patriotic show. Prior to the show at Public Auditorium, we’ll have dinner at Windows on the River. The Registration/refund/transfer deadline is Apr 23.Activity Level: ModerateResident/Nonresident: $73

Ohio’s Amish Country with lunch in an Amish HomeJun 5 Fri 7:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.Registration/refund/transfer deadline is May 5.Activity Level: ModerateResident/Nonresident: $76

Kiss Me Kate at Rabbit Run Theater with Dinner at Steele MansionJun 11 Thu 4 – 10:45 p.m.The dinner and the show are at-tractions in themselves. Dinner is at the Steele Mansion which has been restored to its 1870’s grandeur where you can take a self-guided tour through this spectacular French Sec-ond Empire mansion. Then we travel to Rabbit Run Theater for the show “Kiss Me Kate”. See the tale of two di-vorced musical theater actors who are now performing opposite each other in a Broadway-bound musical. In clas-sical musical comedy fashion, slapstick

madness ensues before everything is resolved. Registration/refund/transfer deadline is May 11.Activity Level: MildResident/Nonresident: $92

Historic and Ethnic Cleveland – Part 5Jun 17 Wed 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.This edition of our history series ex-plores the Glenville area that started as a separate, rural farming communi-ty, before it was a hot bed for Cleve-landers seeking Victorian-era gaming action! We’ll visit the Superman house; see many Jewish Temples that became Church Alley for the array of churches of different denominations; and the area of Cultural Gardens be-fore we enjoy the Rockefeller Green-house. We’ll ride the RTA Waterfront Trolley as it snakes its way through the Flats, arriving deep underneath the Terminal Tower, providing us a rail experience similar to the way so many immigrants would have arrived in Cleveland! Take a walking tour of Terminal Tower City before our bus takes us to Hofbrauhaus for lunch. Af-ter lunch, we continue sightseeing the historical mini-mansions along Upper Prospect before we visit Peterson’s Nuts. We’ll stop in to see the luxurious Metropolitan Hotel, and visit Heinen’s at Cleveland Trust then head home. Registration/refund/transfer deadline is May 17. Activity Level: ModerateResident/Nonresident: $79

Summer Mystery Surprise #4Jul 1 Wed 8 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Sold out

Jul 10 Fri 8 a.m.–5:30 p.m.Registration/refund/transfer deadline is Jun 1. Activity Level: ModerateResident/Nonresident: $83

Rivers Casino with River CruiseJul 14 Tue 7:15 a.m. – 8 p.m. The gaming bonus (provided by the casino) is $20. Registration/refund/transfer deadline is Jun 14.Activity Level: MildResident/Nonresident: $68

Sauder Farm TourAug 12 Wed 7 a.m. – 8:15 p.m.Experience history up close as the costumed staff lead many activities and demonstrations of daily rural life in the 19th century. Depending on the day and season, your visit may include hymn singing, demonstrations of old printing techniques, samples of a 19th century recipe or a chance to taste a homemade pickle or help with food preparation. Visit craft buildings, enjoy

lunch at the Barn Restaurant in Sauder Village (included) and learn how we developed into the nation we are today. Then travel to Toledo and board the MV Sandpiper for a cruise on the Maumee River, seeing the sights of the Toledo area. Registration/refund/transfer deadline is Jul 12.Activity Level: MildResident/Nonresident: $84

World’s Longest Garage SaleAug 14 Fri 7:45 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.Calling all yard and garage sale enthu-siasts! Come “saleing” with us as we bargain hunt along the historic Lincoln Highway-Rte. 30. (This yard sale is pat-terned after the World’s Largest Garage Sale that travels from Alabama to Mich-igan!) We’ll depart early and work our way searching sales in community park-ing lots, church basements, people’s yards, county fairgrounds and more. We’ll meander from one sale to the next, enjoying beautiful rural areas with scenic vistas throughout central Ohio. We stop for lunch on your own near Wooster. This trip is best for people who are really flexible in a group setting.Registration/refund/transfer deadline is Jul 14.Activity Level: StrenuousResident/Nonresident: $41

Mystery Trip #12Aug 18 Tue 7:45 a.m.– 7p.m. Aug 25 Tue 7:45 a.m.– 7p.m.You need a sense of adventure, a good sense of humor and very comfortable walking shoes. Registration/refund/transfer deadline is Jul 18. Activity Level: ModerateResident/Nonresident: $86

Jaws with Paws, Vineyards and Hors-in’ AroundSept 17 Thu 8:15 a.m. – 6:15 p.m.This tour includes a variety of stops. Begin with the Jaws with Paws, Enforcing Laws Experience where you learn how amazing K-9 dogs are

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and see how they are trained for law enforcement and the military. A “farm fresh” lunch is included in a beautiful barn setting. Then visit a horse farm and tour the barn and get to see many beautiful Belgian Horses. The train-er will explain how they raise, train and show these beauties at fairs and festivals. Finish the day at a beautiful countryside winery (with samples) while listening to the owners tell their personal stories of the winery business. Registration/refund/transfer deadline is Aug 17.Activity Level: MildResident/Nonresident: $87

Chocolate and Wine – an Autumn AdventureOct 1 Thu 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.Registration/refund/transfer deadline is Sep 1.Activity Level: ModerateResident/Nonresident: $86

Lunch with a President TourOct 6 Tue 8:30 a.m. – 5:45 p.m.The luncheon experience is one-of-a-kind as you are joined by a Presiden-tial Historian and a First Lady Histo-rian. These living historians are more than impersonators or re-enactors, they are serious portrayers of the U.S. Presidents and First Ladies. While you are enjoying your luncheon at Yours Truly Restaurant in Hudson, they go table to table and talk with each of you. Following lunch, they will answer questions from the group. In keep-ing with the theme of the tour, we will also visit the National First Ladies Library & Museum. We will also visit the McKinley Presidential Library & Museum which chronicles the life and career of the 25th President from his birth to his death at the hands of an assassin. Finish the day with an ice cream cone at Rosati’s Frozen Custard. Registration/refund/transfer deadline is Sep 6.Activity Level: MildResident/Nonresident: $93

Detroit, the Comeback CityOct 14 Wed 7:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.We’ll start with a guided tour seeing spectacular and historic buildings in the downtown area that have been saved and combined with new devel-opment. We’ll see areas like Comerica Park, the historic Fox Theatre and more on our whirlwind adventure. We’ll see real American history where Henry Ford had his original office in 1903, along with the Fisher Brothers Bodyworks, who created a major

division of General Motors! We’ll have a quick photo stop in front of Hitsville, USA, where Berry Gordy founded leg-endary Motown Records and created the sound that changed America, and not only the music industry. We’ll enjoy lunch at Sinbad’s Restaurant on the waterfront, before we take in more Detroit attractions in the afternoon to complete this very surprising day.Registration/refund/transfer deadline is Sep 14.Activity Level: ModerateResident/Nonresident: $99

Murder at the Mansion – A Brush with Death!Oct 22 Thu 3 – 10:30 p.m.Join us on a Murder Mystery Adven-ture at Stan Hywet Mansion in Akron. Just in time for Halloween, we’ll start with dinner at the famous Tangier’s Restaurant. Next, we’ll travel to the stately Stan Hywet Mansion in Akron. This palatial, castle-like home of the Sieberling family from the early 1900’s will lend itself to a fun Murder Mystery Adventure. We’ll start our investiga-tion into this mystery, by gathering in the Great Hall to learn about the hap-penings of “A Brush with Death,” a very artistic crime! Next, we’ll be placed into smaller groups of 15 and invited to explore the 60 room Tudor Revival Mansion searching for clues with a chance to interview the suspects and investigate the surroundings to try and figure out “who dunnit?” The win-ning team will be announced before everyone gets to enjoy a final refresh-ment. We will have our own prizes for the best CSI Costumes, so come ready to play! Registration/refund/transfer deadline is Aug 22.Activity Level: ModerateResident/Nonresident: $99

Christmas Spectacular Show at Can-ton’s Palace TheaterNov 14 Sat 8:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.This holiday tour package takes you to the beautifully restored Canton Palace Theatre. It originally opened in 1926 as a million dollar “jewel in the crown”. The day will begin with some holiday shopping at Hartville Collectibles and lunch at Hartville Kitchen. Then we’re off to the Christmas Spectacular Show at the Canton Palace Theater. This two-hour musical showcase features choral groups, comedy skits and lots of great holiday cheer. This show will bring back memories of the variety holiday shows of Bob Hope, Perry Como and Carol Burnett.

Registration/refund/transfer deadline is Oct 14.Activity Level: MildResident/Nonresident: $99

A Very Merry PopsNov 29 Sun 12:30 – 7 p.m.Registration/refund/transfer deadline is Oct 15.Activity Level: ModerateResident/Nonresident: $89

Amelia Island, St. Augustine and Jacksonville, FLMar 15 - 21 Sun – SatResident/Nonresident: $639 per person double, $893 per person sin-gle, $619 per person triple, quad not availableWildwood, NJMay 17 - 20 Sun – WedFantastic beach getaway to the Jersey Shore. See Victorian Cape May, the doo-wop lights of Wildwood, and try your luck in exciting Atlantic City, NJ. You will visit Historic Smithville, NJ, enjoy the patriotic flag ceremony at Sunset Beach, see lots of lighthouses, and enjoy fine meals overlooking the water. Deposit of $150 due by Feb 15 and is required upon registration. Final payment is due Mar 25.Registration/refund/transfer deadline is Apr 14. Activity Level: ModerateResident/Nonresident: $470 per per-son double, $560 per person single, triple and quad not available

OVERNIGHT TRIPS When booking a triple or quad room

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Virginia BeachJun 1 - 6 Mon – SatEnjoy the Virginia Beach Boardwalk. Journey to Colonial Williamsburg and become citizens of the Revolutionary City. Take a guided tour, then pay a visit to Merchant Square. Travel to the Yankee Candle Village Store, and Nau-ticus, a marine themed science center. Also included is the experience of Bat-tleship Wisconsin and the Hampton Roads Naval Museum. Cruise in style aboard Spirit of Norfolk for a delicious dinner, dancing and sightseeing. The final stop of the trip is the Virginia Beach Aquarium & Marine Science Center. 5 breakfasts and 3 dinners are included. Deposit of $150 due by Jan 17 and is required upon registration. Final payment and registration/re-fund/transfer deadline is Mar 24. Activity Level: StrenuousResident/Nonresident: $725 per person double, $992 per person sin-gle, $705 per person triple, quad not available

Rhode Island – Indulge in the Ele-gance!!Jun 15 - 19 Mon - FriTour the Beautiful State of Rhode Island. See the historic capital city of Providence, tour the mansions of Newport, ride the rails on the Nar-ragansett Bay Railroad, set sail for a sightseeing cruise and visit the famed Brick marketplace.Deposit of $150 due by Mar 15 and is required upon registration. Final payment and registration/transfer deadline is Apr 15. Refund deadline is May 15.Activity Level: StrenuousResident/Nonresident: $710 per person double, $950 per person sin-gle, $683 per person triple, quad not available

Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa and the Thousand Islands Passport required! Jul 26 – Aug 1 Sun – SatFour great cities in one tour. Ottawa includes one nights lodging and a guided tour including a visit to the Parliament Building. Montreal fea-tures two nights lodging, a guided tour of the downtown area and Old Montreal, a stop at the Notre Dame Basilica, time in Underground City Montreal, plus Montreal’s Botanical Gardens. Quebec features two nights lodging, a guided tour of Quebec City

and the Quebec area plus a special dinner at the historic Le Chateau Frontenac. Thousand Islands includes a guided tour of the area and a dinner cruise. This package includes eleven total meals. Deposit of $150 due by Mar 26 and is required upon registra-tion. Final payment and registration/refund/transfer deadline is May 26. Activity Level: ModerateResident/Nonresident: $1570 per per-son double, $2226 per person single, $1427 per person triple, $1338 per person quad

Magnificent MichiganSep 9 – 11 Wed – FriWe start our morning with a visit to Cabela’s store of Dundee. Next, arrive at the SOARING EAGLE Resort, where everyone will receive a $40 food credit and a $60 casino bonus. On Thurs-day, we ferry over to Mackinac Island. Horse-drawn carriages will klip-klop us to the fabulous Grand Hotel, where we will enjoy a buffet lunch. After lunch, we visit the sea-side village, shops and boutiques. In early eve-ning, return to our resort. On Friday morning, we will visit the unique and famous Cops and Donuts bakery. En-route home, we’ll have a guided tour of the Bavarian town of Frankenmuth followed by lunch at the Bavarian Inn. Deposit of $150 due by Jun 30 and is required upon registration. Final pay-ment and registration/refund/transfer deadline is Jul 31. Activity Level: ModerateResident/Nonresident: $479 per per-son double, $629 per person single, $429 per person triple/quad

Hudson Valley TourSep 21 - 25 Mon – FriThis package features a Tour of the US Military Academy in West Point, cruise on the Hudson River, tour of the Culinary Institute of America with an upscale dinner in one of their restau-rants, tour the Vanderbilt Mansion and view the Hudson River. We also spend one day at the Roosevelt National His-toric Site. This package includes nine total meals. Deposit of $150 due by May 21 and is required upon registra-tion. Final payment and registration/refund/transfer deadline is Jul 21. Activity Level: ModerateResident/Nonresident: $923 per person double, $1207 per person sin-gle, $808 per person triple, $724 per person quadBeautiful VermontOct 12 - 17 Mon – SatVisit the Shelburne Museum, an out-

door museum of 45 acres, 39 antique buildings and over 150,000 items. En-joy a dinner cruise with entertainment and dancing on beautiful Lake Cham-plain. See the world’s largest granite quarry and watch talented sculptors transform granite into lifelike stat-uary. There is a tour of Montpelier, the state capital of Vermont, a visit to Morse Farm Sugar Works and Cold Hollow Cider Mill. No trip to Vermont is complete without a stop at Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Factory. We make a stop at downtown Burlington’s Church Street Marketplace, with over 100 places to shop and dine. 5 breakfasts and 3 dinners are included. Deposit of $150 due by May 29 and is required upon registration. Final payment and registration/refund/transfer deadline is Jul 24. Activity Level: ModerateResident/Nonresident: $709 per person double, $1054 per person single, $689 per person triple, quad not available

New York City Autumn Adventure!Oct 20 - 23 Tue – FriDay one, arrive at Carmine’s Upper West Side Italian Feast, for dinner, then check in to The Quality All-Suite Hotel in North Bergen, NJ., where there is a shuttle from the city.. On day two, we start at the 9/11 World Trade Center site 101st Floor Observatory. We’ll have a walking tour of the Histor-ic Tenement Museum, then meet at our Times Square restaurant for dinner (included) before we see “Jersey Boys” at the Dodger Theatre. On Thursday we take a Tram Ride over the East River. Our Island guide will show us Roosevelt Island. Next, we’ll visit the United Nations complex for lunch at the UN Delegate Dining Room and tour the United Nations. We take a subway to explore Chinatown and, Little Italy, for dinner on your own. Head back to our hotel, or stay in the city to soak up the nightlife and take the hotel shuttle on your own. We’ll try to get on the Today Show, explore Rockefeller Center or go around the corner to St. Patrick’s Cathedral. We’ll take in the NBC Studio Tour and learn the history of this iconic media giant. Deposit of $150 due by Jun 30 and is required upon registration. Final payment is due Aug 31.Registration/refund/transfer deadline is Aug 20. Activity Level: Moderate Resident/Nonresident: $879 per per-son double, $1079 per person single, $839 per person triple/quad

OVERNIGHT TRIPS Continued


SilverSneakers BOOM™ MUSCLE Location: StudioMar 2 - Apr 27* Mon 12:00 - 12:45 *Makeup Mar 3 - Apr 21 Tue 7:15 - 8:00 p.m. Mar 5 - Apr 23 Thu 7:15 - 8:00 p.m. Resident: $17/Nonresident: $21 Silver Sneakers Member: Free SilverSneakers BOOM™ MIND Location: StudioMar 4 - Apr 22 Wed 4:00 - 4:45 p.m.Mar 5 - Apr 23 Thu 8:00 - 8:45 a.m. Resident: $17/Nonresident: $21 Silver Sneakers Member: Free SilverSneakers BOOM™ MOVE Location: StudioMar 3 - April 21 Tue 6:15 - 7:00 p.m. Mar 5 - Apr 23 Thu 6:15 - 7:00 p.m. Resident: $17/Nonresident: $21 Silver Sneakers Member: Free SilverSneakers BOOM™ MOVE Location: StudioMar 6 - May 1 Tue 6:15 - 7:00 p.m. Resident:/Nonresident: Free

All Media Painting Location: Cultural Arts RoomMar 5 - Apr 23 Thu 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Resident: $39/Nonresident: $49 Arts & Crafts Stamping Location: Cultural Arts RoomMar 5 and Apr 2 Thu 12:30 p.m. Resident/Nonresident: $2 per class Creative Ceramics Location: Cultural Arts Room Mar 4 - Apr 22 Wed 10 a.m.-12 p.m.Mar 4 - Apr 22 Wed 6–8 p.m. Resident: $47/Nonresident: $57Tuesday Quilters Location: Cultural Arts RoomMar 3 - Apr 21 Tue 9-11 a.m. Mar 3 - Apr 21 Tue 6-8 p.m.Resident: $39/Nonresident: $49Genealogy 1 Location: Conference Room 1Mar 12, 19, and 26 Thu 9– 11 a.m. Resident: $30/Nonresident: $38 Crazy about Genealogy - Location: Conference Room 1Apr 9, 16, and 23 Thu 9– 11 a.m. Resident: $30/Nonresident: $38 Piano Lessons Location: StageMar 6 - Apr 17 Fri 9–11:30 a.m.Resident: $52/Nonresident: $62 Harmonica Location: StageMar 3 - 31 Apr 7 - 28 Tue 10 – 11 a.m.Resident/Nonresident: $6/month

Laptop Help Location: Great RoomMar 3, 10 Apr 7, 14 Tue 9 – 11 a.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

Laptop Help Location: Great RoomMar 12, Apr 9 Thu 10 – 11 a.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

American Sign Language Club Location: LobbyMar - Apr Tue 12–1 p.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

Memory Fitness Location: Conference Room 1Mar 6, 13, 20, 27 Fri 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.Resident $20 /Nonresident $25Mind GamesApr 3, 10, 17, 24 Fri 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Resident $20/Nonresident $25A Matter of Balance Location: Senior Center Cardinal Room Mar 6–May 1 (no class Good Friday Apr 10) 9:30 – 11:30 a.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

Country Heat Location: StudioMar 2 - Apr 27* Mon 11–11:45 a.m. *MakeupResident: $17/Nonresident: $21Cardio/Strength/Stretch Location: StudioMar 4 - Apr 22 Wed 9–9:45 a.m. Resident: $17/Nonresident: $21 Low Impact Aerobics Location: StudioMar 2 - Apr 20 Mon 9–9:45 a.m. Mar 3 - Apr 21 Tue 9–9:45 a.m.Mar 5 - Apr 23 Thu 9–9:45 a.m. Mar 6 - Apr 17 Fri 9–9:45 a.m. Mar 6 - Apr 17 Fri 11–11:45 a.m.Resident: $17/Nonresident: $21 Stretch and Balance Location: StudioMar 3 - Apr 21 Tue 11–11:45 a.m. Mar 5 - Apr 23 Thu 11–11:45 a.m.Mar 6 - Apr 17 Fri 12–12:45 p.m.Resident: $17 /Nonresident: $21Water Exercise at HeisleyMar 2 - Apr 27 Mon 8–8:45 a.m.Mar 3 - Apr 28 Tue 10:30–11:15 a.m. Mar 3 - Apr 28 Tue 2:15–3 p.m. Mar 4 - Apr 29 Wed 8–8:45 a.m.Mar 5 - Apr 30 Thu 10:30–11:15 a.m. Mar 5 - Apr 30 Thu 2 - 3 p.m. Mar 7 - Apr 25 Sat 12–12:45 p.m.Resident: $34 /Nonresident: $43Weight Training Location: StudioMar 3 - Apr 21 Tue 10–10:45 a.m.Mar 5 - Apr 23 Thu 10–10:45 a.m. Resident: $17 /Nonresident: $21 Line Dancing Location: StudioMar 2 - Apr 20 Mon 5 p.m.–InterMar 2 - Apr 20 Mon 6:15 p.m.–BegMar 2 - Apr 20 Mon 7:30 p.m.–InterMar 4 - Apr 22 Wed 5 p.m.- InterMar 4 - Apr 22 Wed 6:15 p.m.- Adv BegResident: $18/Nonresident: $23 Yoga Location: StudioMar 2 - Apr 20 Mon 3–4:15 p.m.Mar 5 - Apr 23 Thu 3:30–4:45 p.m.Mar 7 - Apr 18 Sat 9–10:15 a.m.Resident: $40/Nonresident: $50

SilverSneakers® Circuit Location: StudioMar 4 - Apr 22 Wed 11:00 -11:45 a.m. Mar 5 - Apr 23 Thu 1:00 -1:45 p.m. Resident: $17/Nonresident: $21 Silver Sneakers Member: Free SilverSneakers® Classic Location: Studio Mar 2- Apr 20 Mon 10:00 - 10:45 a.m. Mar 3 - Apr 21 Tue 12–12:45 p.m.Mar 4 - Apr 22 Wed 10:00 - 10:45 a.m. Mar 5 - Apr 13 Thu 12–12:45 p.m.Mar 6 - Apr 17 Fri 10:00 - 10:45 a.m. Resident: $17/Nonresident: $21Silver Sneakers Member: FreeSilverSneakers® Yoga Location: StudioMar 4 - Apr 22 Wed 8:00 - 8:45 a.m. Resident: $34/Nonresident: $43 Silver Sneakers Member: Free SilverSneakers Stability Location: StudioMar 4- Apr 22 Wed 12 – 12:45 a.m. Resident: $17/Nonresident: $21 SilverSneakers Member: FreeSilverSneakers Enerchi Location: StudioMar 4 - Apr 22 Tue 3–3:45 p.m. Resident: $17/Nonresident: $21

FALL CLASSES REMAINING SPRING CLASSES (see registration & refund guidelines on pg 17)


There is no class May 25 and Jul 3SilverSneakers Classes are free for SilverSneakers members. Advanced registration required.

SummerSilverSneakers Classes

**NEW**Silver Sneakers Enerchi ClassEnerchi combines flowing Tai Chi movements and Qigong exercises. Join us for this meditiation in motion exercise. Instructor: Denise MoleschMay 6 - Jun 17 Wed 3 - 3:45 p.m. Jul 1 - Aug 19 Wed 3 - 3:45 p.m.Resident: $19/Nonresident: $24 Silver Sneakers Members: Free

SilverSneakers® CircuitExperience standing, low-impact choreography alternated with standing upper-body strength work. This class is suitable for nearly every fitness level, and your instructor can adapt the exercises depending on your skill. (A chair is used for support.) May 6 - Jun 17 Wed 11 -11:45 a.m. Jul 1 - Aug 19 Wed 11 -11:45 a.m. Instructor: Kathy BrownMay 7 - Jun 18 Thu 1 -1:45 p.m. Jul 2 - Aug 20 Thu 1 -1:45 p.m. Instructor: Pat TalladinoResident: $19/Nonresident: $24 Silver Sneakers Members: Free

SilverSneakers® Classic Increase muscle strength and range of movement and improve activities for daily living. You’ll have a chair for seated exercises and standing support. Your instructor can modify the exercises for your fitness level.May 4 - Jun 22 Mon 10 - 10:45 a.m. Jul 6 - Aug 24 Mon 10 - 10:45 a.m. May 5- Jun 23 Tue 12 - 12:45 p.m.Jul 7 - Aug 18 Tue 12 - 12:45 p.m.May 6 - Jun 17 Thu 12 - 12:45 p.m.Jul 1 - Aug 19 Thu 12 - 12:45 p.m.May 7 - Jun 18 Fri 10 - 10:45 a.m.Jul 10 - Aug 20 Fri 10 - 10:45 a.m. Instructor: Sharon BennerMay 1 - Jun 19 Wed 10 - 10:45 a.m. Jul 10 - Aug 21 Wed 10 - 10:45 a.m. Instructor: Pat TalladinoResident: $19/Nonresident: $24 Silver Sneakers Member: Free

SilverSneakers® YogaMove through seated and standing yoga poses designed to increase flexibility, balance, and range of movement. Finish with restorative breathing exercises and final relaxation to promote reduced stress and mental clarity.May 6 - Jun 17 Wed 8 - 8:45 a.m.Jul 1 - Aug 19 Wed 8 - 8:45 a.m. Instructor: Pat Talladino

Resident: $38/Nonresident: $48Silver Sneakers Member: Free

SilverSneakers StabilityGet stronger and improve your balance through exercises that strengthen the ankle, knee and hip joints, all in a fun and social setting. This class is designed specifically to help prevent falls.Instructor: Kathy Brown May 6 - Jun 17 Wed 12 – 12:45 p.m. Jul 1 - Aug 19 Wed 12 – 12:45 a.m. Resident: $19/Nonresident: $24SilverSneakers Member: Free

SilverSneakers BOOM™ MUSCLE This class incorporates athletic exercises that boost your overall fitness. Move through muscle-conditioning blocks and activity-specific drills to improve strength and functional skill. For intermediate to advanced. May 4- Jun 22 Mon 12 - 12:45 p.m.Jul 6 - Aug 24 Mon 12 - 12:45 p.m. Instructor: Pam BenkoMay 5 - Jun 23 Tue 7:15 - 8 p.m. Jul 7 - Aug 18 Tue 7:15 - 8 p.m. May 7 - Jun 18 Thu 7:15 - 8 p.m.Jul 2 - Aug 20 Thu 7:15 - 8 p.m. Instructor: Barb BensiResident: $19/Nonresident: $24Silver Sneakers Member: Free

SilverSneakers BOOM™ MINDThe best from yoga and Pilates are combined into onefusion class designed to relax your body and mind. The focus is on core muscles, lower-body strength and balance. For intermediate to advanced. Bring a mat. May 6 - Jun 17 Wed 4 - 4:45 p.m.Jul 1 - Aug 19 Wed 4 - 4:45 p.m.May 7 - Jun 18 Thu 8 - 8:45 a.m. Jul 2 - Aug 20 Thu 8 - 8:45 a.m. Instructor: Denise MoleschResident: $19/Nonresident: $24Silver Sneakers Member: Free

SilverSneakers BOOM™ MOVE This fun, dance-inspired workout improves your cardio fitness with easy-to-follow moves set to energizing music. For intermediate to advanced. May 5 - Jun 23 Tue 6:15 - 7 p.m.Jul 7 - Aug 18 Tue 6:15 - 7 p.m. May 7 - Jun 18 Thu 6:15 - 7 p.m. Jul 2 - Aug 20 Thu 6:15 - 7 p.m. Instructor: Barb Bensi Resident: $19/Nonresident: $24 Silver Sneakers Member: Free


Mentor Senior Center | 8484 Munson Road, Mentor, Ohio 44060

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FITNESS PROGRAMSCardio/Strength/StretchThis fun, energetic class will incorporate dance/boxing moves, a variety of strength training exercises each week and stretching for a complete work out.Instructor: Pat TalladinoLocation: Studio May 6 - Jun 17 Wed 9–9:45 a.m. July 2 - Aug 19 Wed 9–9:45 a.m. Resident: $19/Nonresident: $24

Country HeatStep right in to this easy-to-follow, completely exhilarating, country dance-inspired workout! No complicated moves. No memorizing routines. Just simply follow along to enjoy the low-impact, high-energy dance class set to the hottest country hits. You’ll have so much fun moving, stepping, clapping, stomping, and laughing, you’ll forget you’re burning mega calories and toning your body from head to toe!Instructor: Pam BenkoLocation: Fitness Studio No class May 25 May 4- Jun 22 Mon 11 – 11:45 a.m.Jul 6 - Aug 24 Mon 11 – 11:45 a.m.Resident: $19/Nonresident: $24

Line Dancing Basic BeginnerThis class is to teach you the basics of line dancing. You will learn the steps and terminology, along with different dance rhythms. We will use different genres of music to make this a fun filled class. All you need is a comfy pairof shoes that have a slick bottom and cannot be kicked off while dancing. Please “no slip-on sandals/flip flops” or “high heels” for your safety.Advanced BeginnerThis is for those ready to take line dancing to the nextlevel. You should have completed at least 6 months of a Basic Beginner class, be an experienced dancer that

wants to have a refresher course or just like to keep it nice and easy. This class will move along a little faster, as most steps were learned in the Basic Beginner class.IntermediateThis class is for those who wish to challenge their dance skills with more dancing and less learning time.

Instructors: Sharen McDivitt & Tina Foster – Mon and WedLocation: Senior Center Studio No class May 25May 4 - Jun 22 Mon 5 p.m. – IntermediateJul 6 - Aug 24 Mon 5 p.m. – IntermediateMay 4 - Jun 22 Mon 6:15 p.m. - Basic BeginnerJul 6 - Aug 24 Mon 6:15 p.m. - Basic BeginnerMay 4 - Jun 22 Mon 7:30 p.m. – IntermediateJul 6 - Aug 24 Mon 7:30 p.m. – IntermediateMay 6 - Jun 17 Wed 5 p.m. – Intermediate Jul 1 - Aug 19 Wed 5 p.m. – IntermediateMay 6 - Jun 17 Wed 6:15 p.m. – Advanced BegJul 1 - Aug 19 Wed 6:15 p.m. – Advanced BegResident: $19/Nonresident: $24

Low Impact AerobicsThis energetic class is designed for able-bodied seniors, with a small amount of resistance bands and weights. Instructors: Sharon Benner - Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri; 9 a.m.Kathy Brown - Fri 11a.m.

*Summer Classes *Registration is April 6 for Mentor residents and April 9 nonresidents.Senior Center membership is required to participate in activities including classes, trips and programs. Please register and pay at least one week before the beginning date of each class. The City of Mentor accepts Cash, Check, Visa, Discover and Mastercard. When registering online American Express may also be used.

No Class May 25 and July 3,4Water Exercise Classes at Heisley do not follow our Fitness break week schedule.

PROGRAM/ACTIVITY REFUND GUIDELINES

Please choose your classes carefully. Full refunds will only be granted if a class is cancelled by the City of Mentor. There is a $10 administrative fee for classes can-celled or changed by the customer. Refunds will only be granted for medical reasons and will require a doctor’s note. No refunds will be granted less than 1 week prior to the start of the program. Participants assume risk of change in personal affairs or health.All classes listed are part of the Summer session.

440-974-5725 or 440-255-1100 ext. 7500 | www.cityofmentor.com

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Location: Studio No class May 25 and Jul 3May 4 - Jun 24 Mon 9–9:45 a.m. Jul 6 - Aug 24 Mon 9–9:45 a.m. May 5 - Jun 23 Tue 9–9:45 a.m. Jul 7 - Aug 18 Tue 9–9:45 a.m. May 7 - Jun 18 Thu 9–9:45 a.m. Jul 12 - Aug 20 Thu 9–9:45 a.m. May 1 - Jun 19 Fri 9–9:45 a.m. Jul 10 - Aug 21 Fri 9–9:45 a.m. May 1 - Jun 19 Fri 11–11:45 a.m. Jul 10 - Aug 21 Fri 11–11:45 a.m. Resident: $19/Nonresident: $24

Stretch and BalanceSeated and standing exercises focus on isolating muscles to improve balance, flexibility, and to increase mobility. Instructor: Sharon BennerLocation: Studio No class Jul 3May 5 - Jun 23 Tue 11-11:45 a.m.Jul 6 - Aug 18 Tue 11-11:45 a.m. May 7 - Jun 18 Thu 11-11:45 a.m.Jul 2 - Aug 20 Thu 11-11:45 a.m.May 7 - Jun 19 Fri 12-12:45 p.m. Jul 10 - Aug 21 Fri 12-12:45 p.m. Resident: $19/Nonresident: $24

Water Exercise at HeisleyClass is designed especially for those 55 and older. This class includes a warm up and shallow water exercises, including cardio, toning and strength. Location: Heisley Racquet and Fitness Club Pool May 4 - Jun 29 Mon 8–8:45 a.m. Jul 6 - Aug 31 Mon 8–8:45 a.m. May 5 - Jun 30 Tue 10:30–11:15 a.m.Jul 7 - Aug 25 Tue 10:30–11:15 a.m.May 5 - Jun 30 Tue 2:15–3 p.m. Jul 1- Aug 25 Tue 2:15–3 p.m. May 6 - Jun 24 Wed 8–8:45 a.m.Jul 1 - Aug 26 Wed 8–8:45 a.m. May 7 - Jun 26 Thu 10:30–11:15 a.m.Jul 2 - Aug 25 Thu 10:30–11:15 a.m. May 7 - Jun 27 Thu 2–2:45 p.m. Jul 2 - Aug 25 Thu 2–2:45 p.m. May 2 - Jun 27 Sat 12–12:45 p.m. Jul 11 - Aug 29 Sat 12–12:45 p.m. Do not arrive more than 20 minutes before class.Resident: $38/Nonresident: $48Water Exercise classes do not follow our break schedule.

Weight Training This strength class is designed to build muscle strength and bone density. Resistance bands and weights will be used while standing and while seated. Instructor: Sharon Benner Location: Studio

May 5 - Jun 23 Tue 10 - 10:45 a.m.Jul 7- Aug 18 Tue 10 - 10:45 a.m.May 7 - Jun 18 Thu 10 - 10:45 a.m. Jul 2 - Aug 20 Thu 10 - 10:45 a.m. Resident: $19/Nonresident: $24

Wii Bowling - Start times vary each week Registration starts Mar 2Location: Cardinal Room Thu 12:15 - 4 p.m. Apr 16 - Jun 18Location: Cultural Arts Room Fri 12:15 - 4 p.m. Apr 3 - Jun 5 Resident/Nonresident: $6

YogaEnhance your well being by easing muscle and mental tension, and increasing your strength and balance. Bring a yoga mat and a firm cushion or blanket and wear loose comfortable clothes. Instructor: Judy Churchill - Mon, Thu Denise Brown – SatLocation: Studio/Stage No class May 25 and Jul 3Multilevel Yoga - beginner and continuing studentsMay 4 - Jun 22 Mon 3 - 4:15 p.m.Jul 6 - Aug 24 Mon 3 - 4:15 p.m.Intermediate Yoga for more advanced students; prerequisite Multilevel Yoga or previous yoga experienceMay 7 - Jun 18 Thu 3:30–4:45 p.m.Jul 2 - Aug 20 Thu 3:30–4:45 p.m. Multilevel Yoga for beginners and continuing studentsMay 2 - Jun 20 Sat 9–10:15 a.m.Jul 11 - Aug 22 Sat 9–10:15 a.m.Resident: $40/Nonresident: $50

Important Info, Please ReadClass Registration is April 6 for Mentor residents and April 9 nonresidents. Mentor residents will have 3 day priority registration since they pay taxes that subsidize our programs.

Fees for many of our programs will increase beginning with the summer session. All new fees are in the newsletter, brochure and website. This is the first fee increase since 2017. Please remember we do offer financial assistance, forms are available at the front desk.

Mentor Senior Center | 8484 Munson Road, Mentor, Ohio 44060

SUMMER CLASSES (see registration & refund guidelines on pg 18)Fitness CenterLearn how to use the fitness center equipment to improve your health and ability to remain independent. Senior Center members who are interested in using our equipment are required to take one of the following courses: Fitness Orientation – Cardio TrainingFitness Orientation – Strength TrainingCertified Personal Fitness TrainingDuring the course, participants will be instructed on gym policies, and given a workout card that will be kept in the exercise room and available to use as needed. After completion of a fitness course, participants will be given full access to the fitness center during the hours the center is open. Fitness Center Hours are Monday – Thursday 7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., and Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.(It is MANDATORY for members to take one of these sessions below before using Fitness Center)

Fitness Orientation - Cardio Training This 60-minute class will allow participants to practice basic equipment functions on the treadmill, elliptical, arc trainer, seated ellipticals, or seated bikes. Participants will learn how to operate machines, adjust settings, use heart rate functions, and learn proper form when using the equipment. While on the machines, participants will receive assistance in determining necessary seat or equipment adjustments, and be given a personalized target heart rate goal. Location: Fitness Center Resident: $12.50/Nonresident: $15 (effective 5/1) Silver Sneakers Members: Free

Fitness Orientation - Strength Training This 60-minute class is designed for individuals who would like to receive basic hands-on assistance with our strength training equipment. Learn how to operate fundamental strength training machines focused on large muscle groups (such as chest, upper back, and hamstrings/quadriceps leg muscles) while using correct form and proper breathing techniques. Participants will receive assistance in determining their specific equipment adjustments and weight settings, and learn how to modify strength training exercises based on individual health needs. Location: Fitness Center Resident: $12.50/Nonresident: $15 (effective 5/1)

Certified Personal Fitness TrainingImprove your fitness by working privately with one of our amazing Certified Personal Trainers who will ensure safe and effective progress! Every step of the way you’ll be driven by a passionate personal trainer committed to both your safety and helping you achieve your specific fitness goals. Private one-on-one sessions are offered, along with semi-private instruction if you would prefer to exercise alongside a friend or loved one.Location: Fitness Center Resident/Nonresident: 30 min - $20 / 60 min - $40

The Arts All Media PaintingAll the fundamentals of art will be covered:

composition, design, and color. Please bring the media of your choice, paper, and reference materials.Instructor: Jennifer TheilLocation: Cultural Arts Room May 7- Jun 18 Thu 10 a.m.-12 p.m.Resident: $41/Nonresident: $51Arts & Crafts - Stamping Instructor: Ann Fairchild Preregistration is requiredLocation: Cultural Arts RoomMay 7, Jun 4 Thu 12:30 p.m. Jul 2, Aug 6 Thu 12:30 p.m. Resident/Nonresident: $4 per class

Creative CeramicsJoin us for Sommer projects. Class includes instruction and firing. An $8 supply fee is included with your registration and includes use of brushes and paints. Greenware fee is payable to the instructor. All levels of students are welcome. Instructor: Sharon Williams Location: Cultural Arts Room May 6 - Jun 17 Wed 10 a.m.-12 p.m. or 6-8 p.m. Jul 1 - Aug 19 Wed 10 a.m.-12 p.m. or 6-8 p.m. Resident: $49/Nonresident: $59

Tuesday QuiltersExplore new projects using modern time-saving methods in a friendly, self-paced atmosphere. Focus will be on learning color, value, and construction techniques to advance your quilting knowledge. Students should bring material (based upon provided project supply list), sewing machine in good condition, sewing notions, and miscellaneous supplies (rulers, rotary cutters, scissors). An iron and ironing board is provided for your convenience. Morning class is for the confident beginner to intermediate/advanced and the evening class is for the beginner to confident beginner.

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SUMMER CLASSES AND FACILITATED GROUPS (see registration & refund guidelines on pg 18)Instructor: Teri BittnerLocation: Cultural Arts Room May 5 - Jun 23 Tue 9-11 a.m. or 6-8 p.m.Jul 7- Aug 18 Tue 9-11 a.m. or 6-8 p.m.Resident: $41/Nonresident: $51Technology/ComputersAndroid Device Help Mother’s Day EditionVolunteer available to assist you with your tablet and smart phone questions. You must have an Android device. Schedule your free 30 minute session today. Instructor: Ed KenreighLocation: Great Room Fri May 8 9 – 11:30 a.m. and 1 - 3 p.m. Resident/Nonresident: Free

iPad/iPhone HelpA patient volunteer is available to assist you with your questions. Schedule your free 30 minute session today. Limit 2 sessions per month. You must have an Apple Device.Instructor: Carol AmeenLocation: Cardinal RoomWed 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. TBA Resident/Nonresident: Free

Laptop Help (Now on Tuesdays)A volunteer is available to help you with your laptop questions. Whether you have a Mac or Microsoft com-puter, you will get valuable one-on-one help. Sched-ule your free 30 minute session today. Instructor: Nick Ajdinovich Location: Great RoomMay 5, 12 Jun 3, 10 Jul 7, 14 Aug 4, 11 Tue 9 – 11 a.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

NEW***Laptop HelpA volunteer is here to help you with your Microsoft laptop questions. Microsoft word, email, internet and Facebook are just a few of the things she can help you with. Don’t forget to bring your questions.Instructor: Linda ZahnLocation: Great RoomMar 12 Thu 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Apr 9 Thu 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Resident/Nonresident: Free

Continuing Education American Sign Language Club Join the American Sign Language Club. Expand on what you already know. Learn sentence structure and more about deaf culture. Challenge yourself and continue learning!Volunteer Instructor: Sharon House Location: LobbyMay - Jun and Jul - Aug Tue 12 – 1 p.m.Resident/Nonresident: Free

Crazy About GenealogyAre you new to the hobby of genealogy? Has it been a few years since you took a genealogy class or worked on your research? Do you need some encouragement to continue your family history quest? Then this class isperfect for you. Individual instruction in a small group setting will give you the opportunity to work on what interests you and guidance to help you accomplish your goals. Bring your laptop or use one of the classroom computers for your online research.Instructor: Loretta SchmuckerLocation: Conference Room 1Thu May 7 – May 21 9 – 11 a.m.Resident: $32/Nonresident: $40

Harmonica Beginner lessons. No experience needed. Music provided.Location: StageInstructor: Harold Lavelle/Lou OlszewskiMar 3 - 31 Apr 7 - 28 May 5 - 26 Jun 2 - 23 Tue 10 – 11 a.m.Resident/Nonresident: $6/month

Piano Lessons We offer private 30 minute beginner and continuing piano lessons. The lesson plans include a balance of theory, sight reading and repertoire appropriate to the student’s level and musical ability. Instructor: Marge SyroneyLocation: Stage No class Jul 3May 1 - Jun 19 Fri 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.Jul 10 - Aug 21 Fri 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.Resident: $52/Nonresident: $65

Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging ClassesChronic Disease Self-Management (CDSM) workshop. Take charge of your long lasting health concerns – and your life. You’ll learn how to do more of what YOU want to do, find practical ways to deal with symptoms and challenges, set your own weekly goals, make a step-by-step plan to improve your health, make better eating and exercise choices, understand new treatment options, and discover better ways to talk to your doctor and family about

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Indians Opening Day PartyCan’t get to the ballpark on Opening Day? Come to our 9th annual Opening Day Party and watch the Tribe take on the Detroit Ti-gers. During the game, enjoy complimentary ballpark snacks including ice cream, popcorn, peanuts, Cracker Jacks and more. Snacks and give-aways provided by local senior services agencies. Game time is 1:10 p.m.Concessions are open from 12:30-1:45pm. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED, THIS EVENT ALWAYS SELLS OUT EARLY!Location: Great Room Mar 26 Thu 12:30 p.m. Doors OpenResident/Nonresident: Item for food bank Together, we FEED Lake County!We are collecting food for the United Way Feed Lake County food drive. For FREE admission to the Opening Day event bring a food item: Canned veggies, canned fruits, canned meats, peanut butter and jelly, breakfast foods, boxed meals, soups and stews, pasta and sauce. Please check expiration dates.

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