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Join Us In June!

Senior Advisory Committee Game Night

Join us on Thursday, June 14 for a Game Night at the senior center sponsored by the Senior Advisory Committee. Come play Wii Bowling, Cribbage, Setback, board games and more! Doors open at 4:30PM. Drinks and snacks will be served. This event is FREE! Please sign up in the front office ahead of time. Come and enjoy a wonderful evening of fun and friends!

Newcomers Meeting

The next Newcomer’s meeting, open to those 60+ and

Members will be held on Wednesday, June 20th

at 11 a.m.

in the Library. New members will receive introductions to

our programs and tour our facility. You must REGISTER with

the front office by calling (860) 647-3211 ahead of time so

we may properly prepare for your visit. If you would like to

have lunch with us, please register for lunch on Monday,

June 18th

or Tuesday, June 19th

by 12:00 Noon. We look

forward to your visit!

Eileen Faust, Director

JUNE ~ 2018 N E W S L E T T E R

City of Manchester

Department of Human Services

www.townofmanchesterct.org

Senior Center

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Manchester Senior Center

549 Middle Turnpike East

Manchester, CT 06040

Open: Mon-Fri 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Ph: 860-647-3211 Fax: 860-647-3240

We now accept CASH, CHECKS &

MC/Visa Credit/Debit Cards

Payable to: The Town of Manchester

We are handicap accessible

S T A F F :

Eileen Faust

Senior Center Director

Melissa Rankin

Recreation Supervisor

Kathy Nohmy

Sr. Administrative Secretary

Amy Judd/Zenaida Reckert

PT Clerical Assistants

Adrian “AJ” Jackson

Custodian/Bus Driver

Mark Balkan

Bob Mazzoni

PT Bus Drivers

Nancy Hobby

Debbie Keehner

Kitchen Assistants

Elizabeth Smith

Therapeutic Prog Assistant

Lillian Krukas

PT Program Assistant

Kitty Dudley

Social Worker

Cathy Drouin Health Department Nurse

CONTACT INFORMATION

For the Director, Social Workers, Sr. Advisory

Committee or General Information

860-647-3211

For Senior, Adult and Family Services

860-647-3096

For the Health Department – 860-647-3173

For Silk City Travelers, Missy Rankin 860-647-3210

SENIOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE

DONNA WILSON – Chair MAELENE WILLIAMS – Co-Chair

KARL REICHELT – Secretary MARILYN LANDON – Treasurer

MEMBERS : Barbara Armentano, Grace Carlson, Lee McCray, Marie Munson,

Cathy Rose, Toni Sterne, Ellen Wilde

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H E A L T H S E R V I C E S Blood Pressure – Drop In Cathy Drouin, RN, BSN, Sr Ctr Nurse Wed, June 06, 2018 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 Noon Wed, June 13, 2018 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 Noon Wed, June 20, 2018 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 Noon Wed, June 27, 2018 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 Noon If you have any questions, please contact the Health Department at 860-647-3173 or go online at http://humanservice.townofmanchester.org/health

*Foot Care–Appointment Only Friday, June 1 st & June 15 th The cost of foot care is now $29 due to substantial increases in insurance and supply costs as well as maintaining a professional nursing staff. As always, if anyone has a problem with the increase we will adjust accordingly. This is a valuable service we offer, so give the Health Department a call at 860-647-3173 and make that important appointment today! This service is not billed to Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance. THIS CLINIC IS NOT FOR DIABETICS. If you have diabetes, diabetic neuropathy and loss of protection in your foot, MEDICARE PART B covers One (1) diabetic foot exam every SIX (6) months by a Podiatrist.

It's all about “ME” The initials M & E stand for mobility and endurance. Mobility is simply being able to move your body and all functional directions. Endurance can be divided into two areas: Cardiovascular Endurance and Muscular Endurance. On Tuesday, June 26 th, from 10:00-11:00am at the Manchester Senior Center. Please come and take part in this FREE, fun educational seminar that will teach you simple exercises that have been proven to increase mobility and endurance. Wear clothes that you can comfortably exercise in. To REGISTER, please call the Manchester Health Department at 860-647-3173.

Operation: Stop Scams, Tuesday, June 12 th @ 1 p.m. – Senior Center Cafeteria - Join the AARP Fraud Watch Network, The US Postal Inspection Service, State Senator Steve Cassano and other experts for a session packed with information about how you can protect yourself from the never-ending parade of scams designed to take your money! Dessert and Coffee will be served. Please sign up at the Front Office.

Mass Training CPR The Manchester Health Department, Fire-Rescue-EMS, Manchester CPR Program, Ambulance Services of Manchester and HeartSafe/AED committee are committed to raising awareness of the value of CPR & AED use in Manchester. Therefore, during the upcoming CPR & AED Awareness Week, June 1–7 , a reduced cost American Heart Association Heartsaver CPR for adult and child & proper use of AED is being offered on Thursday, June 7 th from 6:00-9:00pm at Mahoney Recreation Center located at 110 Cedar Street . Space is limited so call 860-647-3164 now. The cost is $15.00 for Manchester residents and $25.00 for non-residents . You must REGISTER at RecOnLine.townofmanchester.org or in person or by p hone at the Community Y (860) 647-3164.

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H E A L T H S E R V I C E S

Learn to Control Your Destiny and Live Your Best Life Please join Patty Albrecht, RN and Allison McDonald, RN from Vernon Visiting Nurse and Health Services of Ct as they present “Learn to Control Your Destiny and Live Your Best Life ” for a lively conversation about how to advocate for yourself and how to ensure your medical care choices are honored. This program is being held at the Manchester Senior Center on June 7 th from 11:00am-12:00noon. Please call the Manchester Health Department at (860)647-3173 to RE GISTER.

Concerned About Hearing Loss? Hearing Loss is one of the most common conditions affecting older and elderly adults. The Manchester Health Department is sponsoring FREE hearing screenings at the Manchester Senior Center on Wednesday, June 6 th from 9:00am-12:00noon . John Caswell of Discount Hearing will be performing the screening. Please call the Manchester Health Department to Schedule an Appoint ment at (860) 647-3173 . Memory Improvement Tips and Tricks On Tuesday, June 19 th, Alison Billings, a nurse from Senior Moments, LLC will present “Memory Improvement Tips & Tricks” from 10:00a.m. – 11:a.m. at the Manchester Senior Center. She will also provide samples of foods that help improve memory. Please Call The Manchester Health Department to REGISTER at 860-647-3173. Volunteers NEEDED to fight Scammers! The Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) program is looking for Volunteers. Volunteers are trained and work in their own communities and hours are flexible. Thursday, June 7 th from 10:00a.m. – 3:00p.m. at North Central Area Age ncy on Aging (NCAAA), 151 Park Ave., Hartford, Ct (Near the West Hartford line). Contact Carol Walsh, Senior Medicare Patrol Volunteer Coordinator, [email protected] or 860-724-6443 ext 271 . To learn more, visit www.smpresource.org and www.ncaaa.org.

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SOCIAL WORK SERVICES

Quote of the Month: “So much wasted time” - David Cassidy on his death bed IMPORTANT: Your new Medicare Card is inside Why am I getting a new Medicare Card? By law Medicare no longer needs SSN on cards. Your new card has a new number that is unique to you and used only for your Medicare coverage. What do I need to do? • Securely destroy your old Medicare card . Protect yourself by making sure no one can get your

personal information from your old card. • Start using new Medicare card. Start using right away and in the same way as old card. Your

coverage and benefits remain the same. Doctors and health care providers and Medicare approved plans will accept your new cards the next time you need care.

Have other coverage like a Medicare Advantage Plan, Prescription Drug Plan, or Medicaid? You’ll still use your existing plan card when you get care or prescriptions. You will need this new Medicare card if you want to join, leave, or switch to a different plan. You may be asked to show your new Medicare card if you need hospital services. Where can I get more information? To get more information about your new Medicare card or if you have questions about Medicare, visit Medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227). TTY users can call 1-877-486-2048. You have the right to get Medicare information in an accessible format, like large print, Braille, or audio. You also have the right to file a complaint if you feel you have been discriminated against. Visit CMS.gov/about-cms/agency-information/aboutwebsite/cmsnondiscriminationnotice.html, or call 1-800-633-4227 for more information. TTY use can call 1-877-486-2048.

WE SHARE THE AIR To prevent HARM to people who suffer from respiratory difficulties,

PLEASE AVOID OVER USING STRONGLY SCENTED

PERFUMED/COLOGNE PRODUCTS

TThhaannkk YYoouu!!

For respecting other peoples

RRiigghhtt ttoo BBRREEAATTHHEE!!

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P R O G R A M N O T E S

AARP Drivers Safety Program (card rm) If you have any questions about the information outlined, you are encouraged to contact a volunteer in your area or contact 1-800-569-1658 or [email protected]. Classes for FALL 2018 are scheduled as follows: SEPT 27th, OCT 25th, NOV 29th, DEC 27th. You may SAVE at least 5% on your Auto Insurance. The class is limited to 25 participants. Class time begins at 8:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. (Feel free to bring a coffee or tea and a snack with you. There is a break around 11a.m.) AARP does not accept walk-ins the day of the class. You may sign up at the Front Desk in person to REGISTER. $15.00 for AARP members or $20.00 non-AARP members. Payments made by Check only, made payable to AARP . Advisory Committee Meeting YOUR Advisory Committee will be meeting on Friday, June 1 st and July 6 th at 9:00 a.m . in the Library to discuss issues of concern to members! Attending meetings is your chance to see the committee in action and to let them know that you support them 100%. All Senior Center and New Members are encouraged to attend. Book Group The Book Group will meet on Tuesday, June 19 th at 10:30 in the Library . “Orphan Train” By Christina Baker Kline. A captivating story of two very different women who build an unexpected friendship: a 91-year-old woman with a hidden past as an orphan-train rider and the teenage girl whose own troubled adolescence leads her to seek answers to questions no one has ever thought to ask.

Computer Room The Computer Lab will be open from 8:30a.m. – 4:15p.m . *Hours are subject to change. Jim Lessard may be available as a courtesy to answer your questions in the computer room Monday and Thursday (9:00 – 11:00a.m.). Biking Mondays 1:00- 3:30p.m . - Length of ride varies from approximately 10 to 15 miles on either paved or hard-pack surfaces that are fairly flat or with gentle hills. Our pace is relaxed, stopping for water breaks or things of interest. **Please be aware that the rides in more distant locations will likely run until 4 or 4:30 by the time we are back in Manchester so please plan accordingly. In the event of rain, bikers will be notified by e-mail the day before a scheduled ride and the ride will be re-scheduled to Monday of the next week.

June 11 - Airline Trail South (East Hampton to Colchester) Directions: Rte 384 W to 84 W to Rte 2 E. Take Exit 13. Rte 66 W to Rte 196 S, then left on Lakeview, left on Flanders and right on Smith St. to Pkg/Trail Head. June 25 - Southwick Rail Trail (Granby to Westfield, MA) Directions: 91 N to Bradley exit (#40). Follow Rte. 20 W about 7 miles and turn right onto Newgate Rd. (toward Old New-Gate Prison), then left onto Copper Hill Rd. and proceed a short distance to the pkg area.

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P R O G R A M N O T E S

Hiking A) 1 – 3pm – Local areas B) 12:30 - 3:30pm – More distant areas/Carpooling *All carpooling will only be from the Big Y pkg lot (far end near the Asian restaurant) at the corner of Oakland St. and Tolland Turnpike (Rtes 83 and 30). You will be notified by Jim by email of any changes or cancellations.

June 14 – Shafran Conservation Area, Tolland – B

Picnic possibly on June 21 or 28 Newcomers Meeting The next Newcomer’s meeting, open to those 60+ and Members will be held on Wednesday, June 20 th (and July 18 th) at 11:00 a.m. in the Library . New members will receive introductions to our programs and tour our facility. You must REGISTER with the front office by calling (860) 647-3211 ahead of time so we may properly prepare for your visit. If you would like to have lunch with us, please register for lunch on Monday, June 18 th (July 16 th) or Tues, June 19 th (July 17 th) by 12:00 Noon . We look forward to your visit!

Red Hat Society The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 5 th (July 3 rd) at 1:00 pm in the Senior Center Library. You should be signing up at the front desk three (3x) per year every year (January, May, September) New members always WELCOME! Bring a friend. If you’re interested in joining the Royal Scarlet Gadabouts Red Hat Chapter, please contact Queen Maelene Williams at (860) 644-1747. Please make sure you sign up for the Red Hat Society at the Front Desk so we may formulate an attendance sheet for each meeting that is conducted here at the Senior Center for our records. Senior Advisory Committee – Game Night! Join us on Thursday, June 14 th for a Game Night at the Senior Center sponsored by the Senior Advisory Committee. Come play Wii Bowling, Cribbage, Setback, board games and more! Doors open at 4:30p.m . Drink and snacks will be served. This event is FREE! Please sign up at the Front Office ahead of time. Come and enjoy a wonderful evening of fun and friends! We are looking for volunteers to help with the evening, if you are interested, please call Missy Rankin, Recreation Supervisor at 860-647-3210. Travel Committee Meeting The next travel meeting will be held on Thursday, June 21 st at 11:00 a.m. in the Library . Please call the front office at 860-647-3211 to REGISTER , everyone is welcome.

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IN THE LOOP

1. Manchester Matters E-mail Stay informed about the Town of Manchester, by receiving periodic emails. Residents and those who work in town can sign up online at www.townofmanchester.org or call 860-647-5235. 2. Foodshare If you are interested in participating as a single volunteer, with your family or as part of a service group project, please contact Krista Ostaszewski at Foodshare: 860-286-9999 ext. 104 or e-mail: [email protected]. 3. S.eniors H.elp O.ur P.antry Our MACC contribution box is located in the Senior Center Lobby as you enter the building. With everyone’s help we can keep our MACC box full. To make a monetary contribution to MACC, you can pick up a donation form from the front office and send a check directly to MACC indicating our S.H.O.P. program. The address is 466 Main St, Manchester, CT 06040 . 4. MACC Food Pantry – Donations Monetary Donations to the food pantry can be mailed to P.O. Box 3804, Manchester, Ct 06045-3804. Food Donations can be dropped off at Manchester Area Conference of Churches, 856 Main St. 9-5pm M-TH, Fri 9-2pm, Saturday @ Kitchen 9-2pm . Special arrangements for food donations can be arranged by calling Dale Doll at 860-647-0800 or Beth Stafford, Executive Director/CEO at 860-647-8003 X17. Please visit www.maccct.org. Items needed for the food pantry at this time: Ketchup, Mayo, Pasta Sause, Pasta, Cereal, Oatmeal, Grape Jelly, Tuna, Chef Boyardee, Beef Stew, Red Kidney Beans, Chicken Noodle/Cream Soups. 5. Support our Troops & Honor our Veterans! Please take a moment to express your gratitude and thank a soldier. Further details are available online at http://uwc.211ct.org/u-s-troops-how-to-support/ . Small, individual donations can be dropped off at Town Hall Customer Service & Information Center, 41 Center Street, 860-647-5235.

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Silk City Travelers • Sign-up for all trips ongoing * Please make all checks payable to the Tour Company listed. *

Include your name, address and telephone number on the check. * Checks not filled out properly or received after the deadline will not be accepted. * All Trips depart from the Senior Center Parking lot unless stated otherwise.

“America through Song” Ft. Jimmy Mazz

Musical tribute to many of the great states that Jimmy has

visited and performed in over the years. This is sure to bring

back memories and create a new memory with an upbeat

selection of songs. Lobster bake Lunch includes: Clam

Chowder, Rolls and Butter and a choice of Twin Lobsters

with drawn butter or Prime Rib. Please make your selection

with reservation.

Date: Tuesday, July 24

Cost: $96/pp. Includes: round trip transportation, lunch,

show, tour director, and all taxes and gratuities.

Checks to: Post Road Tours

Deadline: June 29 Departs: 10:30 AM Approximate Return:

4:00 PM

Block Island Block Island with an Island Tour, which takes us along sandy

beaches and up on hilltops with beautiful vistas. Our guide

will entertain us with “tales and tidbits” of island residents,

both present and past. Enjoy lunch at The National Hotel,

which is applauded for its magnificent views of the harbor

and Atlantic Ocean. Meal choices: Baked Scrod, Pan Seared

Chicken Breast, or Fresh Seafood Cake. All entrees served

with salad, bread, rice, vegetable, dessert, coffee, and tea.

After lunch you will have time to explore the island on your

own.

Date: Tuesday, September 18

Cost: $102/pp. Includes: round trip transportation, island

tour, lunch, tour director, and all taxes and gratuities.

Checks to: Landmark Tours & Cruises

Deadline: August 17 Departs: 7:45 AM Approximate

Return: 8:00 PM

Turkey Train & Winnipesaukee Railroad Enjoy a nostalgic train ride along the shores of Lake.

Relax on board and watch the beautiful New Hampshire

scenery. Enjoy a home style turkey dinner with

potatoes, gravy, stuffing, cranberry sauce, rolls,

vegetables, dessert and drinks. Afterwards visit

Kellerhaus for delicious ice cream, handmade

chocolates, gifts and collectables. Please bring money to

spend at Kellerhaus.

Date: Thursday, September 27

Cost: $109/pp. Includes: round trip transportation, train

ride, lunch, tour director, and all taxes and gratuities.

Checks to: Friendship Tours

Deadline: August 17 Departs: 7:00 AM Approximate

Return: 8:00 PM

Mystery Trip

Enjoy a day full of mystery as you travel to an unknown

location! This trip is enjoyable by men and woman alike,

and there is not a lot of walking involved. Bribes will not

be accepted to find out the destination, so don’t even

try ☺ Grab a flyer for more information, and to see if

you can figure out the location.

Date: Tuesday, October 9

Cost: $101/pp. Includes: Round trip transportation,

day’s activities, tour director, and all taxes and

gratuities.

Checks to: Tours of Distinction

Deadline: September 7 Departs: 8:45 AM Approximate

Return: 7:30 PM

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MANCHESTER - Silk City Travelers (continued) The Williams Inn Germanfest

Participate in stories of German heritage with the Stratton

Mountain Boys Trio with Austrian and Bavarian music on

traditional instruments. Take part in their games, or just sit

back and enjoy. Delight in a vast buffet of traditional

German dishes! There will be time for an afternoon stroll on

Main Street where you can stop at the Red Lion Inn, or

browse the many shops.

Date: Wednesday, October 24

Cost: $105/pp. Includes: Round trip transportation,

Germanfest, German Buffet, tour director, and all taxes and

gratuities.

Checks to: Friendship Tours

Deadline: September 14 Departs: 8:45 AM Approximate

Return: 7:15 PM

Boston Duck Tour

Experience Boston aboard a unique WWII amphibious Duck

for a fully narrated tour of Boston. Drive past the State

House, Boston Common, Quincy Market and more. Then it’s

time for “splashdown” as our conDucktor drives the Duck

into the Charles River. Before tour lunch will be at the

Neighborhood Club of Quincy.

Date: Wednesday, August 29

Cost: $100/pp. Includes: Transportation, lunch, duck tour,

Tour Director, and all taxes and gratuities.

Checks to: Landmark Tours and Cruises

Deadline: July 27

Departs 9:00 AM Approximate Return: 6:00 PM

Washington D.C.

Join us on a trip that takes us into the Nation’s Capital,

Washington D.C.! Tour Highlights include: Arlington

National Cemetery, Changing of the Guard at the Tomb

of the Unknown Soldier, President John F. Kennedy’s

gravesite, WWII Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, The

Vietnam Wall, FDR Memorial, MLK Jr Memorial, Mount

Vernon, the Smithsonian Museum with new African

American History & Culture Museum. Tour Includes:

Roundtrip Motor-coach, 2 nights accommodations

(Holiday Inn Capitol), 4 meals (2 breakfasts, 2 dinners),

Admission/Tour Arlington National Cemetery, Guided

tour of city, Guided Illumination Tour of Monuments,

Admission Mount Vernon, Visit Smithsonian Museum,

Tour Director, Baggage Handling, all taxes and

gratuities.

Date: November 16 – 18, 2018

Cost: $ 539 pp/double, $689 pp/single, $485 pp/triple

Deposit: $50 due at time of registration.

Trip Protection: is available for an additional cost, and

should be purchased at the time of registration. $34

pp/double or triple, $44 pp/single

Checks to: Tours of Distinction

Deadline: October 1

Departs: 11/16 at 7:30 AM

Approximate Return: 11/18 at 8:30

Trip Policies:

• Sign up for new trips does not begin until the stated date on the new trip page

• You do not have to sign up for new trips on the first day of sign-ups, you can sign up on that day and any day thereafter

• You can sign up any time for trips that have been previously advertised

• You do not have a secured spot on the trip until payment has been made

• If a trip is full your name will be placed on a waitlist, open spots will be filled in order from the wait list

• If a person cancels a trip for any reason, no refunds will be given once payment is received unless we are able to fill your spot on

the trip. We will call our waitlist, if any, and make every effort to fill your spot in order to be refunded.

See Trip Flyers for More Details. Questions? Call Missy Rankin at 860-647-3210

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Senior Center – In General . . .

Lunch Program** – Meals are served from 12:00 to 12:30 p.m. each weekday. Per MACC Chefs Community Catering, the suggested donation of $2.50 is for those 60+ years of age and older. Under 60 years old you must pay the required cost of $5.00 per meal. ** Reservations can be made up to two days ahead of time and no later than the day before by 12:30 p.m. by calling 860-647-3211. You do not have to be a Senior Center Member to eat lunch here. MACC lunch/menu/service questions can be directed to Eileen Faust, Director, Manchester Senior Center, 860-647-3211.

Senior Center Transportation – Bus rides to and from the Senior Center or for grocery/retail shopping can be scheduled up to 3:00 p.m. on the day before your ride is needed. Call the Senior Center at 860-647-3211 to schedule your ride with us. If you find that you need to cancel your ride with us, please call the office as soon as possible. We appreciate as much advance notice as possible.

Grocery Shopping – Tuesdays* The bus grocery shops on the 1st & 3rd Tuesday at Shop Rite and the 2nd & 4th Tuesday at Stop & Shop - Reminder: Shoppers are limited to only three (3) bags each and 25 lbs/ea bag. Make sure to reserve your bus ride the day before 3:00 p.m. *Schedule subject to change – weather pending January through April. Retail Shopping – Wednesdays – locations HAVE changed * Reserve your bus ride the day before 3:00 p.m. The bus shops on the following schedule: 1st Wednesday – Walmart, 2nd Wednesday – Walmart/Mall, 3rd Wednesday – Kohls/Vernon Circle, 4th Wednesday – Walmart/Xmas Tree. (If there is a 5th Wednesday – Walmart) *Schedule is subject to change – weather pending January through April.

TOWN OF MANCHESTER – Dial-A-Ride Services

DIAL-A-RIDE is a separate service from the Manchester Senior Center Transportation (see above) To Register for Dial-A-Ride for the first time , call 860-870-7940 between 2:30-4:00 p.m. To Reserve a ride thereafter with DIAL-A-RIDE, call 860-870-7940 between 8:30 a.m. -2:00 p.m. Please direct questions or comments to Senior, Adult & Family Services 860-647-3096 if you need more information.

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A C T I V I T I E S & P R O G R A M S MAY/JUNE 2018 28 MAY 29 SHOP RITE 30 WALMART 31 DRIVERS ED 845-1245 JUNE 1

SENIOR CENTER Comp Lab 830-415 Comp Lab 830-415 Comp Lab 830-415 Comp Lab 830-415

CLOSED FOR Billiards 830-415 Billiards 830-415 Billiards 830-415 Billiards 830-415

MEMORIAL DAY Ping Pong 830-415 Ping Pong 830-415 Ping Pong 830-415 Ping Pong 830-415

Mahjong 1230-200 Friendship Circle 830-1120 Scrabble 930-1130 Walking Grp 845-11

NO ACTIVITIES Water Color & Oil 1-3 Walking Grp 845-11 LINE DANCE 10-11 SAC MTG 9-10

NO CLASSES TAI CHI ADV 130-230 BLOOD PRESSURE 9-12 Wii Bowling 10-1130 CERAMICS 930-1130

NO PROGRAMS TAI CHI BEG 230-330 STRONGER SRS 915-10 DUPLICATE BRIDGE 1230-4 Bingo 10-12

NO LUNCH STRENGTH & FLEX 10-11 Hiking 1230-330 STRENGTH & FLEX 10-11

NO BUS STRENGTH & FLEX 11-12 Quilting 1-4 LIGHT N LIVELY 11-12

GUIDED MED 1115-1145 Hand & Foot cards 1-415 Setback 1245-3

BODY SCULPT 1230-115 ZUMBA 2-3 Cribbage 1245-3

Social Bridge 1230-4

Dominoes 1245-3 FOOTCARE BY APPOINTMENT

LIGHT N LIVELY 120-215

YOGA 220-315

YOGA 320-415

NUTRITION ED 230-430

Westhill Congregate

5/28 ENDS

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A C T I V I T I E S & P R O G R A M S JUNE 2018 4 5 SHOP RITE 6 WALMART 7 8

Comp Lab 830-415 Comp Lab 830-415 Comp Lab 830-415 Comp Lab 830-415 Comp Lab 830-415

Billiards 830-415 Billiards 830-415 Billiards 830-415 Billiards 830-415 Billiards 830-415

Ping Pong 830-415 Ping Pong 830-415 Ping Pong 830-415 Ping Pong 830-415 Ping Pong 830-415

Digital Photo 930-1130 Mahjong 1230-200 Friendship Circle 830-1120 Scrabble 930-1130 Walking Grp 845-11

CERAMICS 930-1130 RED HATS 1-4 Walking Grp 845-11 LINE DANCE 10-11 CERAMICS 930-1130

STRENGTH & FLEX 10-11 Water Color & Oil 1-3 HEARING LOSS Screening Wii Bowling 10-1130 Bingo 10-12

Bingo 10-12 TAI CHI ADV 130-230 9-12 BY APPOINTMENT STRENGTH & FLEX 10-11

MENS GROUP 1045-1145 TAI CHI BEG 230-330 BLOOD PRESSURE 9-12 DESTINY 11-12 LIGHT N LIVELY 11-12

BODY SCULPT 1230-115 STRONGER SRS 915-10 REGISTRATION REQUIRED Setback 1245-3

Pinochle 1230-230 STRENGTH & FLEX 10-11 DUPLICATE BRIDGE 1230-4 Cribbage 1245-3

Poker 1245-230 STRENGTH & FLEX 11-12 Quilting 1-4

LIGHT N LIVELY 120-215 GUIDED MED 1115-1145 Hand & Foot cards 1-415

YOGA 220-315 BODY SCULPT 1230-115 ZUMBA 2-3

YOGA 320-415 Social Bridge 1230-4

Dominoes 1245-3 CPR AED TRAINING

LIGHT N LIVELY 120-215 6p-9p MAHONEY REC CTR

YOGA 220-315 REGISTRATION REQUIRED

YOGA 320-415

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A C T I V I T I E S & P R O G R A M S JUNE 2018 11 12 STOP N SHOP 13 WALMART/MALL 14 15




Digital Photo 930-1130 Mahjong 1230-200 Friendship Circle 830-1120 Scrabble 930-1130 Walking Grp 845-11

CERAMICS 930-1130 Water Color & Oil 1-3 Walking Grp 845-11 LINE DANCE 10-11 CERAMICS 930-1130

STRENGTH & FLEX 10-11 TAI CHI ADV 130-230 BLOOD PRESSURE 9-12 Wii Bowling 10-1130 Bingo 10-12

Bingo 10-12 STOP SCAMS 1-2 Cafeteria STRONGER SRS 915-10 DUPLICATE BRIDGE 1230-4 STRENGTH & FLEX 10-11

MENS GROUP 1045-1145 TAI CHI BEG 230-330 STRENGTH & FLEX 10-11 Hiking 1230-330 LIGHT N LIVELY 11-12

BODY SCULPT 1230-115 STRENGTH & FLEX 11-12 Quilting 1-4 Setback 1245-3

Pinochle 1230-230 GUIDED MED 1115-1145 Hand & Foot cards 1-415 Cribbage 1245-3

Poker 1245-230 BODY SCULPT 1230-115 ZUMBA 2-3

Biking 100-330 Social Bridge 1230-4 FOOTCARE BY APPOINTMENT

LIGHT N LIVELY 120-215 Dominoes 1245-3

YOGA 220-315 LIGHT N LIVELY 120-215 SAC GAME NIGHT 4:30 pm

YOGA 320-415 YOGA 220-315

YOGA 320-415

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A C T I V I T I E S & P R O G R A M S JUNE 2018 18 19 SHOP RITE 20 KOHLS/Vernon Circle 21 22




Digital Photo 930-1130 MEMORY 10-11 Friendship Circle 830-1120 Scrabble 930-1130 Walking Grp 845-11

CERAMICS 930-1130 BOOK GROUP 1030 Walking Grp 845-11 LINE DANCE 10-11 CERAMICS 930-1130

STRENGTH & FLEX 10-11 Mahjong 1230-200 BLOOD PRESSURE 9-12 Wii Bowling 10-1130 Bingo 10-12

Bingo 10-12 Water Color & Oil 1-3 STRONGER SRS 915-10 DUPLICATE BRIDGE 1230-4 STRENGTH & FLEX 10-11

MENS GROUP 1045-1145 TAI CHI ADV 130-230 STRENGTH & FLEX 10-11 Quilting 1-4 LIGHT N LIVELY 11-12

BODY SCULPT 1230-115 TAI CHI BEG 230-330 NEWCOMERS 11-12 Hand & Foot cards 1-415 Setback 1245-3

Pinochle 1230-230 STRENGTH & FLEX 11-12 ZUMBA 2-3 Cribbage 1245-3

Poker 1245-230 GUIDED MED 1115-1145

BODY SCULPT 1230-115 TRAVEL MTG 11-12

LIGHT N LIVELY 120-215 Social Bridge 1230-4

YOGA 220-315 Dominoes 1245-3

YOGA 320-415 LIGHT N LIVELY 120-215

YOGA 220-315

YOGA 320-415

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A C T I V I T I E S & P R O G R A M S JUNE 2018 25 26 STOP N SHOP 27 WALMART/XMAS TREE 28 29




Digital Photo 930-1130 M.E. 10-11 Friendship Circle 830-1120 Scrabble 930-1130 Walking Grp 845-11

CERAMICS 930-1130 Mahjong 1230-200 Walking Grp 845-11 LINE DANCE 10-11 CERAMICS 930-1130

STRENGTH & FLEX 10-11 Water Color & Oil 1-3 BLOOD PRESSURE 9-12 Wii Bowling 10-1130 Bingo 10-12

Bingo 10-12 TAI CHI ADV 130-230 STRONGER SRS 915-10 DUPLICATE BRIDGE 1230-4 STRENGTH & FLEX 10-11

MENS GROUP 1045-1145 TAI CHI BEG 230-330 STRENGTH & FLEX 10-11 Quilting 1-4 LIGHT N LIVELY 11-12

BODY SCULPT 1230-115 STRENGTH & FLEX 11-12 Hand & Foot cards 1-415 Setback 1245-3

Pinochle 1230-230 GUIDED MED 1115-1145 ZUMBA 2-3 Cribbage 1245-3

Poker 1245-230 BODY SCULPT 1230-115

Biking 1-330 Social Bridge 1230-4

LIGHT N LIVELY 120-215 Dominoes 1245-3

YOGA 220-315 LIGHT N LIVELY 120-215

YOGA 320-415 YOGA 220-315

YOGA 320-415

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MONDAY TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

FRIDAY

Week 1 6/1

Catch of the Day Chef’s Choice Starch Seasonal Veg/Salad

Fresh Fruit TGIF Dessert

Week 2 6/4 to 6/8

Veggie Lover’s Pizza Chicken Wings Potato Wedges House Salad Croissants Fresh Fruit

Sloppy Joes Roasted Sweet Potatos

Summer Corn House Salad Fresh Fruit

Ham & Swiss Ciabatta Nana’s Potato Salad

House Salad Soup du Jour Fresh Fruit

Caprese Salad w/Pesto Chicken Macaroni Salad Soup du Jour

Rolls & Butter Fresh Fruit



Week 3 6/11 to 6/15

Quiche Lorraine Hash Browns House Salad Croissants Fresh Fruit

Chicken Cacciatore Steamed Rice

Seasonal Veggie House Salad Fresh Fruit

Cheese Ravioli Seasonal Veggie

Garlic Bread Italian Wedding Soup

Fresh Fruit

Cheesy Sausage & Potatoes

Seasonal Veggie House Salad

Rolls & Butter Fresh Fruit



Week 4 6/18 to 6/22

Patty Melt w/Pickles Potato Chips House Salad Soup du Jour Fresh Fruit

Turkey Dinner Casserole topped w/ Stuffing, Homestyle Veggies, Cornbread

Chef Choice Side Salad Fresh Fruit

Stuffed Cabbage Seasonal Veggie

House Salad Rolls & Butter

Fresh Fruit

Cheeseburger Goulash w/Bacon

Cole Slaw Seasonal Veggie

Fresh Fruit



Week 5 6/25 to 6/29

Philly Cheesestk Skillet Hash Browns


Poppy Seed Chicken Casserole


Cobb Salad Side Salad

Soup du Jour Rolls & Butter

Fresh Fruit

Pasta Bolognese Seasonal Veggie

Caesar Salad Garlic Bread Fresh Fruit



SENIOR CAFÉ MENU JUNE 2018 860-647-3211

Manchester Senior Center 549 East Middle Turnpike Manchester, CT 06040

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