SENIOR SCOOP

Jacksonville Senior Center

Address:

3605A Sweet Air Road

Phoenix MD 21131-1857

Phone: 410-887-8208

Fax: 410-887-8209 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m.- 3:30 p.m. E-Mail: jacksonvillesc@baltimorecountymd.gov Websites: www.JaxSC.com www.baltimorecountymd.gov/jacksonville Facebook Page: Jacksonville Senior Center Council

Center Director: Barbara Franke

Activities Specialist: Karen Trzcinski

Featured Art Contest Artists:

Charles Haitmane

– Photography – Color - “Nature’s Workers

Charles Haitmanek

– Photography – Color - “Structure”

Betty Elder -

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Jacksonville Senior Center Council Election in June

Vote at Center –June 1, 2, 5, 6 7 @ 9:00-12:00 for Jacksonville Council Board 2017-2018

President: Paul Johnson

Vice President (Vote for One): Harvey Betts, Ann Zinkhan

Secretary: Helen Petrich

Treasurer: Pete Blauvelt

Assistant First Treasurer: Skip Wingo

Assistant Second Treasurer: David Marshall

Board Members (Vote for Five): Mardel Knight, Ron Lalich, Howard Lintz,

Jeanne Lintz, Nancy Love, Donna Minkiewicz, Edie Wood

Picnic—Mon, Jun 5—Hamburgers/hot dogs at our back pavilion. Bring lawn chair

(Elvis performs @ 12:30 inside center) - First 60 people to sign up.

Father’s Day Breakfast—Mon, Jun 19 @ 10:00—Sign up at front desk

2017 Golf Sponsors are listed inside this newsletter. We thank each of them for their support to our center and our mission.

Suntrust-Tax Smart Retirement Strategies -Suntrust Bank/Jacksonville presents—Thurs, Jun 1 @ 10:30

Excise Tax for Failure to Plan– Attorney George Aitken presents— Wed, Jun 7 @ 1:00

Cancer Prevention/Screening: Overview—GBMC oncology- colorectal, oral & skin cancers—Thurs, Jun 8 @ 1:00

Food Trends—Paleo, Vegan, Vegetarian, Gluten Free, Organic— What’s it all mean?—Thurs, Jun 15 @ 12:30

Passionate About Life—PEERS mental health speaker presents— Fri, Jun 16 @ 1:00

Writing Workshop/Silver Pen—Learn writing tips. Taught by Silver Pen Contest staff- Tues, Jun 20 @ 10:30

Bone Density Screening-Univ of MD St. Joseph —Sign up for appointment-Thurs, Jun 22 @ 9:30

Depression & Screenings—Education then optional depression screeningsafterward—Fri, Jun 23 @ 1:00

ARTS &

CRAFTS

Ceramics – Student responsible for green ware. Wed @ 9:30

Jewelry–Fri, Jun 2 & 30 @ 1:00. Supplies provided

Knit/Crochet - Mondays @ 10:00. Make newborn baby hats for hospitals, prayer shawls/blankets/lap robes for soldiers/veterans, and female oncology caps. Knitting needles and yarn are available for our projects. Yarn donations accepted and appreciated.

Notecard-Making Workshop- Supplies provided – Thurs @ 10:00 - Jun 1, 15 & 29

Oil Painting – Bring your supplies. Independent studio. First Tues @ 10:00

Sewing/Quilting- Bring sewing machine/supplies. Wed @ 9:00

Stained Glass - Call center for dates.

Watercolor – Bring your supplies. Independent studio. Wed @ 9:00. Admire donated watercolors made by art students in our back hallway.

FITNESS/

EXERCISE

Blood Pressure Screenings – 1st & 3rd Mon @ 9:30

Fitness Monitors: Want to volunteer as a fitness monitor in our studio? Training: Sept 20 @ 10:00

Fitness Studio: Mon through Fri @ 8:30-2:30 Monitor required for studio to be open. -Must be age 60+ & center member -Complete a fitness application, get your doctor to sign the clearance form, and return paperwork to staff. -Attend mandatory equipment training with trainer in our studio. Staff schedules training. -Pay $60 & exercise in our studio for a year.

Golf on Wednesdays – Weekly golf outings May through October for men/women. Play at Greystone, Tanglewood, Wetlands, Heritage Hills, Pilgrims Oak & Royal Manchester. Become center member, provide email & inform staff to receive communications.

Line Dance—Patrick teaches. Tues @ 10:45 Jun 6-27=$20 Jul 11-25=$15 (none 7/4) Aug 1-29=$25

Pickle Ball –Mon, Tues, Thurs @ 11:00-2:30 Fri @ 11:00-2:00 in gym. Safety glasses recommended.

Strength Training– Mon @ 9:30 ($8 drop-in) Jun 5-26=$20 Jul 3-31=$25 Aug 7-28=$20

Swim– YMCA/Parkville Family Center/Waltham Woods-Jacksonville members can join YMCA with no joining fee. Pay $47/month or $69/month for Senior Family (one must be age 60, max 2 adults.) Exercise classes at senior rate. Show JSCC card. Call Marcin @YMCA 410-663-1300.

Tai Chi– Wed @ 9:30 ($8 drop-in option) Jun 7-28=$20 Jul 5-26=$20 Aug 2-30=$25

Tai Chi (Advanced)– Mon @ 10:45 ($8 drop-in option) Jun 5-26=$20 Jul 3-31=$35 Aug 7-28=$20

Walking–Walk the track at center on Mon, Wed & Fri @ 10:00. Meet in lobby.

Yoga/Pilates Mondays @ 12:15 ($8 drop-in) Bring mat. Jun 5-26=$20 Jul 3-31=$35 Aug 7-28=$20

Yoga/Pilates Thursdays @ 12:15. ($8 drop-in) Bring mat. Jun 1-29=$25 Jul 6-27=$20 Aug 3-31=$25

Zumba Gold—Fri @ 10:45 ($8 drop-in).

Jun 2-30 =$20 (no 6/9) Jul 7-28=$20 Aug 4-25=$20

EXECUTIVE BOARD 2016-2017 President: Paul Johnson Vice President: Ann Zinkhan

Treasurer: Pete Blauvelt 1st Asst. Treasurer: Edie Wood

2nd Asst. Treasurer: Ken Wingo

Secretary: Helen Petrich Past President: John Donohue

Members at Large: Almarie Ianuly, Jeanne Lintz,

David Marshall, Dottie Wheeler, Jane Zinkhan

Board Mtg (for elected members)–Mon, Jun 26 @ 9:00

Membership Council Mtg (for all members) – Mon, Jun 26 @ 10:30 Elected members will take oath and be installed into office.

JSCC Mission Statement: We will empower our senior members to live meaningful, healthy, and dignified lives by providing programs for lifelong learning, social interaction and independence in a welcoming

environment while promoting community.

BCDA Mission Statement: Baltimore County Depart-ment of Aging strengthens lives by providing services,

programs and connections to resources.

RECREATION

Airplane Flying – Fly model airplanes in the gym - Wed @ 11:00

Bingo at Center—First Wed @ 1:00 Jun 7, Jul 5, Aug 2

Bridge – Play Bridge on Fri @ 12:00

Cards – Play Pinochle cards on Mon @ 9:30

Chess –We have the games if you want to play

Chorus –Interested in singing in a chorus we are forming?

Games – Board games 1st & 3rd Thurs @ 1:00

Mah-Jongg (American)–Wed @ 12:00; 1st Wed @10:00

Mah-Jongg (Chinese) – Mon @ 10:00 -Learn as you play

Singles Group-Come help decide activities for evenings/

weekends- 3rd Thurs @11:00-Jun 15, Jul 20, Aug 17

Trains-Join the team. Fri, Jun 16, No Jul, Aug 11@10:00

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Horseshoe Casino Trip—Wed, Sept 13

Free trip for Jacksonville members-

Leave center @ 9:30; leave casino at 2:30.

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ __________________Bull Roast_

Saturday, Sept 30 @ 6:00 to 10:00pm

at Long Green Fire Upper Hall

Cost: $45 person or table of 8=$360(cash/check to JSCC)

No Refunds—21 or Older—Music: Michelle’s DJ

Menu: Pit Beef, Turkey, Smoked Ham, Oysters,

MD Crab Soup, Fried Chicken, Meatballs,

Sauerkraut & Kielbasa, Mac & Cheese,

String Beans, Zucchini/Tomatoes, Potato Salad,

Green Salad, Cole Slaw, Fruit, Cheese/Crackers,

Vegetables/Dip, Cake, Beer/Soda/Iced Tea/Coffee

Tickets sold Mon-Wed-Fri @ 9:00-11:00 until sold out. Proceeds benefits two students at Jacksonville Elementary who are battling cancer.

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CONTINUING

EDUCATION

Antiques – Learn history, research, purchase/disposal of antiques. Tues @12:30 $30 Spring semester: ends Jun 13 Fall semester: Oct 3-Nov 14=$35

Book Club - 2nd Thursday/month @ 9:30. Jun 8 —Mrs. Queen Takes the Train by William Kuhn Jul 13 —Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly Aug 10—A Man Called Ove by Frederik Backman

Computer Help—Alvin (Dell) & David (Apple products) Bring Iphone, Ipad, Laptop to sessions Mondays @ 1:00 pm—Jun 5, Jul 3, No Aug Tuesdays @ 10:00 am—Jun 13, Jul 25, Aug 8

Cooking “5 Ingredients or Less”– Fri, Oct 6, 13, 20, 27= $35 in advance (Teacher collects $20 food fee at 1st class).Theme: “5 Ingredients or Less”. Easy recipes (Stuffed Apricots, Chicken/Snow Pea Pods & Strawberry Shortcake.

Genealogy- Wed, Sept 27 @ 1:00

Languages: Chinese—Mon @ 1:00 (No June. Resumes July) English – Wed @ 9:30 French – Tues @ 1:00 (semester ends Jun 13) Russian–Wed @ 1:00 Spanish –Intermediate- Thurs @ 1:00 Spanish-Beginner - Thurs @ 2:30

Library: Visit our library of books/magazines ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

_Flea Market & Car Show_

Saturday, Sept 23, 2017 @ 9:00-1:00

Indoor/Outdoor & Rain or Shine

No Refunds (cash or check to JSCC)

Indoor (table provided) = $20

Pavilion (picnic table provided) = $20

Outside Space (bring your table) = $15

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Music/Luncheons/Parties

Elvis—Richard Harman impersonates. Grill hamburgers/hot dogs at back pavilion @ 11:00—Bring lawn

chairs—First 60 to sign up—(Elvis then performs inside center @ 12:30)—Mon, Jun 5 @ 12:30

Pet Rock Band—Band performs Top 40 hits of 50’s, 60’s, 70’s. Dance or sit/enjoy-Mon, Jun 12@12:30

Father’s Day Breakfast-Enjoy a breakfast for fathers—First 60 to sign up—Mon, Jun 19 @ 10:00

Pizza/Ice Cream -Free to first 40 members who sign up - Mon, Jun 26 (after our 10:30 council meeting)

Pizza/Ice Cream—followed by Variety Show Performed by Members– First 40 members to sign up-Mon, Jul 31

Pizza/Ice Cream & Special Lunch then Wheel of Fortune—First 40 members who sign up—Mon, Aug 28

Annual Veterans Event—For military veterans only —Details will follow– Fri, Nov 3

Eating Together Lunches—Menus posted on hallway door. Sign up/pay anonymous donation at front desk.

Coming Attractions…

Intergenerational Events-Bring grandkids (*Age 10+) -Child receives free coupon to Texas Roadhouse

Prigel Creamery-LongGreen Rd/Glen Arm-Tour ice cream facility/ice cream cone at end-$5-Tues,Jul 11 @ 10:30

*Caricature-Learn How with artist Rick Wright -Wed, Jul 12 @ 1:00

*Loom (Learn )-Fri, Jul 14 @10:00 (Bring loom/hook/yarn)-Limited seats

Trivia Bingo at Center—Hereford Library staff present-Wed, Aug 2 @ 1:00

*Draw-Learn How- Fri, Aug 4 @ 10:00—Open to all-Bring paper/pencils

Farmer Market Vouchers—Fri, Jul 7 @ 9:00 @Cockeysville Library (9833 Greenside Drive)(income based)

Clutter-Dr. Elspeth Bell -dealing with, struggles/overwhelmed, safety/strategies to dispose-Wed, Jul 26@1:00

Jacksonville Sr Ctr Council Volunteer Lunch@ Hillendale Country Club-(Invitations for 100+ hours)-Thurs, Aug 3

Gershwins & Their Music—Robert Karp presents—Wed, Aug 23 @ 1:00 Stroke Awareness—Med Star Good Samaritan Hospital presents—Thurs, Aug 24 @ 10:30 Medicare & Rx Plans—How to Choose Right Ones—Ray Der of Mutual Omaha presents—Fri, Sept 15 @ 10:30 AARP Smart Driving—$15 for AARP members; $20 others—Sign up at center-Pay at class-Fri, Sept 29 @ 9:00 Shred Truck—in back of our senior center building—goodwill donation—Sat, Oct 7 @ 10:00-1:00

Aging in Our Community (Information Seminar) Tues, Sept 19 (save date; tickets required)

Our Jacksonville Senior Center Council is excited to sponsor AGING IN OUR COMMUNITY, a seminar and panel discussion about aging in this community. Aging in place is defined as “the ability to live in one’s own home and community safely, independently, and comfortably, regard-less of age, income, or ability level.” Most adults would prefer to age in place—that is, remain in their home of choice as long as possible. A committee of JSC members has come together to seek out a variety of professionals with different backgrounds who have a passion for seniors and knowledge to share with us. We plan to explore topics including housing choices, community re-sources and technologies aimed at making our lives easier and helping us make informed choic-es. We plan to present this seminar in September 2017 at the Jacksonville Senior Center. We’ll keep you posted as we pull this event together.

OUTREACH (Collections in our Lobby) 1) Used Cell Phones for Soldiers 2) Old Eyeglasses & Hearing Aids (Lions Club) 3) Box Tops for Education (Local Schools) 4) Soda Tabs (Shriners Hospital for Children) 5) Canned food drive

MEMBERSHIP=1,081 members 7/1/16 to 4/30/17

ENHANCEMENT donations = $5,547 since 7/1/16

MEMORIAL DONATIONS are accepted on behalf of

loved ones. JSCC is a 501(c)(3) organization.

DONATIONS—The Jacksonville Senior Center is a Not for Profit 501©(3) organization which means your dona-

tion to the Senior Center is fully tax-deductible!

NEED: Yarn...for many knitted & crocheted service projects done at the center for newborn babies/veterans/elderly/cancer patients. Thank you.

Holiday Party at Hillendale Country Club— Wed, Dec 6—Great menu & live 5-piece band(Save the Date/Details Soon)

When you think of aging, what does it look like? The media often por-trays it as a negative experience, but we know better! Join the Balti-more County Dept of Aging as we

challenge the stereotypes of getting older and celebrate our later years. In 2017, we will encour-age individuals of all ages to discuss the perceived limitations placed on older adults and their ability to live to their fullest potential. We will highlight individuals in our community who are making a difference as they age and offer resources to grow older successfully! #ReimagineAging2017.

Baltimore County Vision—Living Longer. Living Well (in place of TEAM, Together Everyone in Aging Matters)

BCDA Mission Statement—BCDA strengthens lives by providing services, programs and connections to resources.

Community Resources 2017— Free resource publi-cation of Baltimore County & Baltimore City that is available at our center. BCDA Walk/Run—Sun, Sept 17 @ CCBC/Essex. www.getreadygetsetgetfit5k.com

Silver Pen Writing Contest-Link to it is below:

http://www.baltimorecountymd.gov/Agencies/aging/publications/silverpen.html

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BRONZE Sponsor American Legion Post 174 Joe & Donna Becraft Bill Kidd’s Toyota Corbin Fuel Co, Inc. Cub Scout Pack 818 Erie Insurance (Eric Snyder) Greater Jacksonville Optimist Club Greater Long Green Community Assn., In In-House Jewelers Jacksonville Eye Care Kooper’s Restaurant of Jacksonville Long Green Valley Lions Club Manor Merchants Association Nathanson Dental Primary Residential Mortgage Wegman’s Wreaths Across America-410-456-5536

Friends of Jacksonville Senior Center: Andy Nelson, Inc. Brooks-Huff Hunt Valley Janet Donohue John Donohue Carl & Lynn Eisgruber Franke Family Greater Jacksonville Association Floyd Huffman Barbara & Michael Huntley Jacksonville Senior Alliance Kevin Jason Helen Petrich David Lekites Paul Meissner, Jr. Michael’s Café O’Conor & Mooney Realtors Mary Pistritto Barry & Adrienne Siegel Bill & Mary Lou Waters Dottie Wheeler & Barry Degraw

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100 Pickle Ball

12:15 Yoga/Pilates($)

1:00 Spanish

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10:00 Walk the Trail

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11:00 Pickle Ball

12:15 Yoga/Pilates($)

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11:00 Pickleball

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1:00 French($)

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8:00 Wednesday Golf

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9:00 Quilt/Sew

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9:30 Tai Chi($)

9:30 Ceramics

10:00 Walk the Trail

12:00 Amer. MahJongg

1:00 Russian Class

1:00 Excise Tax for Fail-

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9:30 Book Club

11:00 Pickle Ball

12:15 Yoga/Pilates($)

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1:00 Spanish Language

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9:30 Strength Train ($)

9:30 Pinochle

10:00ChineseMahJongg

10:00 Knit/Crochet

10:00 Walk the Trail

10:45TaiChi-Advance($)

11:00 Pickle Ball

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12:30 Pet Rock Band

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10:00 Computer Help

10:45 Line Dance($)

11:00 Pickleball

12:30 Antiques($)

1:00 French($)

14

8:00 Wednesday Golf

9:00Art Watercolor

9:00 Quilt/Sew

9:30 English Language

9:30 Tai Chi($)

9:30 Ceramics

10:00 Walk the Trail

12:00 Amer. MahJongg

1:00 Russian Class

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10:00 Notecard Class

11:00 Pickle Ball

11:00 Singles Group

12:15 Yoga/Pilates($)

12:30 Food Trends

1:00 Spanish

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1:00 Games for Fun

2:30Spanish (Beginner)

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10:00 Trains

10:00 Walk the Trail

10:45 Zumba($)

11:00 Pickle Ball

12:00 Bridge

1:00 Passionate About

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19

9:30 Strength Train($)

9:30 Pinochle

10:00ChineseMahJongg

10:00 Knit/Crochet

10:00 Walk the Trail

10:00 Father’s Day

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10:45TaiChi-Advance($)

11:00 Pickle Ball

12:15 Yoga/Pilates($)

1:00 No Chinese Class

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10:30 Writing Workshop

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10:45 Line Dance($)

11:00 Pickleball

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8:00 Wednesday Golf

9:00Art Watercolor

9:00 Quilt/Sew

9:30 English Language

9:30 Tai Chi($)

9:30 Ceramics

10:00 Walk the Trail

12:00 Amer. MahJongg

1:00 Russian Class

22

9:30 Bone Density

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11:00 Pickle Ball

12:15 Yoga/Pilates($)

1:00 Spanish

Language (Intermediate)

2:30 Spanish (Beginner)

23

10:00 Walk the Trail

10:45 Zumba($)

11:00 Pickleball

12:00 Bridge

1:00 Depression Talk

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9:00 Board Meeting

9:30 Strength Train($)

9:30 Pinochle

10:00ChineseMahJongg

10:00 Knit/Crochet

10:00 Walk the Trail

10:30 Council Meeting

10:45TaiChi-Advance($)

11:00 Pickle Ball

12:00 Pizza/Ice Cream

12:15 Yoga/Pilates($)

1:00 No Chinese Class

27

10:45 Line Dance($)

11:00 Pickleball

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8:00 Wednesday Golf

9:00Art Watercolor

9:00 Quilt/Sew

9:30 English Language

9:30 Tai Chi($)

9:30 Ceramics

12:00 Amer. MahJongg

1:00 Russian Class

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10:00 Notecard

11:00 Pickle Ball

12:15 Yoga/Pilates($)

1:00 Spanish

Language (Intermediate)

2:30 Spanish (Beginner)

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10:00 Walk the Trail

10:45 Zumba($)

11:00 Pickleball

12:00 Bridge

1:00 Jewelry

Department of Aging News and Events

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day Forum

The BCRest Coalition invites you to attend the annual World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) forum on June 15, 2017 to learn how to identify financial exploitation and strategies to protect your finances. There will also be a special presentation by the Mental Health Players. The event will be held at the Randallstown Community Center located at 3505 Resource Dr. in Randallstown from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. After the forum there will be a Shred-A-Thon from 1-3 p.m. Bring one box or bag of personal documents to shred. Both events are free and open to the public.

For general details, please contact 410-887-4200. To register for the Shred-A-Thon, please call 877-926-8300 or visit the website aarp.cevent.com/BCShred17. The day’s events are presented by Baltimore County Restoring Elder Safety Today (BC-REST) and sponsored by AARP. #WEAAD

Stepping On Fall Prevention Workshops

Join a Stepping On Fall Prevention Workshop which will focus on strength and balancing exercises, medication management, home safety, pedestrian safety, vision and mobility in preventing falls. The workshop runs seven weeks at the following locations:

• Tuesdays, June 6 - July 25, from 1-3 p.m. at the Parkville Senior Center located at 8601 Harford Road – 21234. Call 410-887-5338 to register or for more information.

• Mondays, July 10 - August 21, from 10 a.m. - Noon at the Rosedale Senior Center located at 1208 Neighbors Avenue – 21237. Call 410-887-0233 to register or for more information.

Medicare Part D Volunteer Counselors Needed

Each fall, SHIP is in need of new volunteers to assist Medicare beneficiaries in person and by phone to review their Medicare Part D Prescription coverage for the next calendar year. Because the Medicare Part D plans are permitted to change their formularies, premiums, tier structures, and pricing with pharmacies on an annual basis, it is essential for all Part D beneficiaries to do a yearly check-up regarding their Part D plans. The Part D Open Enrollment is held from October 15 through December 7. If you would like to explore becoming a Part D volunteer, contact Sherry Kolbe, SHIP Program Manager, at 410-887-2059 or email medicareinformation@baltimorecountymd.gov.

#ReimagineAging2017 BCDA has launched a social media campaign to bring awareness to the many ways in which

older adults can embrace aging and continue to live healthy and independent lives. Instead of contributing to ageist stereotypes, BCDA will be highlighting individuals in the community who are making a difference and living life to their fullest potential. Read their stories and share your own! Follow us on Instagram @BaltCoAging, like us on Facebook @BaltimoreCountyAging and read inspirational stories at www.baltimorecountymd.gov/reimagineaging. Add #reimagineaging2017 to your social media posts. Have a discussion with people of all ages about ageism (prejudice or discrimination on the basis of a person’s age). Let’s reimagine aging as a positive and wonderful achievement.

Baltimore County Department of Aging

Mission

Baltimore County Department of Aging strengthens lives by providing services,

programs and connections to resources.

410-887-2594

www.baltimorecountymd.gov/aging

MAP of BAltiMore County • 410-887-2594 • (maryland relay 7-1-1) aginginfo@baltimorecountymd.gov

Maryland Access Point ( MAP) of Baltimore County is part of a nationwide effort to streamline access to support, services and benefits to older adults, persons with disabilities, their families and care providers.

Center ConneCtion 410-887-2970

Center Connection links persons age 60 and over who need support to activities and services provided by the senior center. Center Connection Specialists, operating in eight Baltimore County Senior Centers, maximize individual’s senior center experience by encouraging participation in activities, registering for classes/Eating Together, and connecting them with other members.

Community outreaCh SpeCialiStS 410-887-2594

This program connects Baltimore County residents age 60+ to community resources. Outreach workers evaluate seniors’ needs, assist with applying for benefits and services, and connect seniors to resources.

Countyride 410-887-2080

CountyRide provides paratransit transportation within the County for qualifying clients to appointments Monday through Friday. Reservations must be prescheduled and are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. A book of 6 tickets costs $15. Payment by check or exact amount of cash (No change available in vehicles.)

eating together 410-887-3052

The Eating Together program provides a nutritious meal and socialization in 35 County sites in senior centers, community buildings and senior residences. Residents aged 60 and over and their spouses of any age are eligible to participate in this program and are asked to make a voluntary, confidential donation.

home team 410-887-4141

This community-based volunteer program provides social support to County seniors 60+ who are isolated and confined to their home. Through friendly in-home and telephone visits, volunteers offer the needed interaction, socialization and reassurance to help seniors maintain a higher quality of life with the ability to remain independent in their home longer.

State health inSuranCe aSSiStanCe program (Ship) 410-887-2059

Trained volunteers answer questions regarding Medicare A and B, Medicare Advangtage Plans, Medicare Supplement Insurance (medigaps), Medicare Prescription Drug Plans (Part D), Medicaid and potential Medicare frauds. Also, callers are assessed for eligibility to obtain financial assistance to help with Medicare and prescription cost.

Community Resources 2017 DirectoryCommunity Resources 2017 is Baltimore County Department of Aging’s annual publication

printed in partnership with Baltimore City Government. Celebrating its 20th year, the publication provides the latest information and resources for older adults, baby boomers, caregivers, families, adults with disabilities and professionals. Please pick up your complimentary copy at your local senior center. For information, call 410-887-2594. To view Community Resources online, visit www.baltimorecountymd.gov/communityresources. For businesses interested in advertising in Community Resources 2018, please call 410-887-2012.