Friendship Flyer Wickham Park Senior Center

“There are no strangers here, only friends you have yet to meet!”

Mission Statement

Our Mission is to provide a congenial and happy environment for seniors to enjoy activities, meet new friends, and attend education-al programs. Furthermore, to provide a resource for obtaining assistance and guidance in times of need.

2785 Leisure Dr. Melbourne, FL

32935

March

2017

Volunteer of the Month Marie Passmore

Dear Friends

January was, in many ways, a typical month in a Senior Center. We said “Thank You” to a dedicated volunteer and participated in the Memorial Service for past Director Liz Diaz. Twenty seven members from the Center par-ticipated in the Service and several delivered touching heart felt eulogies. On the other side, one of our members became a great grandmother. Life goes on. Our Bingo friends joined Ann Jacobson and her family to celebrate her 100th Birthday.

We held a Martin Luther King Day Food Drive sponsored by “Aging Matters of Brevard”. As is typical, WPSC led the way. In the week long campaign we had to call 4 times to get the collection boxes emptied. Thank you all for your participation.

Our Friday Night Dinner was another success. Con-

gratulations to our committee and volunteers. Please join us on March 3rd for our St Patrick’s Day Dinner. We are trying to make a deal with Guinness Brewing Co. but no promises.

Bill Welser, Pres of Honor Flight of Brevard presented

WPSC a recognition award for our support of the Organization .

“In a world where you can be anything….. Be Kind”

I was born and raised in Syracuse, NY moving to FL shortly after High school, making it my home in the early 70’s. During the next 40+years I’ve raised 3 children and now have 4 grandchildren. I have worked a variety of positions including secretary/accounting, gas station management and small business owner. I now operate a cleaning service and en-joy helping my clients organize their homes making their lives more comfortable. I am looking to “partial” retirement in the near future.

As I See It This award is long overdue. Marie has been a dedicated kitchen volunteer for years. Few people know that Marie sets up the coffee urns for Bingo and ice water every morning for the exercise classes. As she works here she constantly goes ”above and beyond” the call of duty. God Bless you Marie. Barry

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2017

Website: bcscwp.com

Phone: (321) 255-4494

Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 am –4:30 pm

Sat 8:30 am—12 noon

Newcomer To ur

If you would like a tour of the Senior Center, please stop by during business hours. Our desk volunteers will be happy to show you around and answer any questions you may have.

New Members

Wickham Park Senior Center

Park Sen

President Barry Traxler

1st Vice Pres Jerry Gardner 2nd Vice Pres. Vincent Germann Secretary Judi Schultz Treasurer Dick Robinson Louise Andsager Charles Gale

Deana Booth Pamela Page Diane Butler Cynthia Potenziani Dorene Cesa Jim Putira Mary Ellen Reeves

Computer Tech John Efird

Computer Assist. Jerry Gardner

Computer Assist Peter Gaul Sunshine JoAnn Efird

Editor Linda Graff Deadline for copy submission to the newsletter is the 15th of each month. E -Mail Copy to:

wpscnews@cfl.rr.com

ATTENTION !!!

The following committees need to be filled: July 4th Picnic Planning

Scholarship Selection

New Member Welcome Wagon

Help by volunteering your time and talents to en-hance the opportunities offered by our Center.

Turn your name into Barry Traxler.

Robert Amos Elizabeth Lynchard

Greg Arthur Charles Lynchard

Karen Bacon Diana Marz

Maria Bangos Judy Mazess

Joseph Belflore Steven Mazess

Donna Brown Dorothy McDonnell

Line!e Cole Neil McNally

Sandra Cornwell Ruth Monks

Don Davidson Robert Monks

Robert DeCamp Paule!e Mulholland

Maria DeCamp Margaret Nuzzo

Bonny Donaldson Joseph Nuzzo

Chris"na Duetsch John Odde

Sally Dunn Janice Pelle"er

Patrick Feaganes James Perdue

Susan Fischer Bob Ravenscra#

Jerry Ann Floyd Marion Rendon

Marilyn Gardenour Rob Robinson

Carol Gardenour Carmen Rosato

Richard Gille!e Eileen Sadler

Merrie!a Gnaster David Sco!

Jim Grabowski Priscilla Scroggins

Michael Grossi James Scroggins

Carol Gunter Ronald Shaffer

Robert Gunter Be!y J. Shaffer

Noma Hellinger Mary Small

Mary Anne Hennessey Virginia Sobus

John Hennessey Henry Stallings

Ronald Highline Carol Sterns

Frank Hogg Warren Sterns

Michael Jenkins Judith Viglio&

Stuart Kethe Campbell Wren

Joyce Alderman

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KNIGHT BLADES FENCING CLUB

The Club has been promoting the sport of Fencing in Brevard County for over 20 years. Licensed and In-sured, Member of United States Fencing Association. At Wickham Park Senior Center we offer a space for electric practice and also individual lessons in Foil and Epee. You must have your own equipment (mask, weap-on, glove and jacket). Meeting is Sunday, 10:00 am to 12:00 noon and Thurs. 6-9 PM the cost is $10. For further information, you can contact Lisa Koenig, Knightblades@cfl.rr.com.

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Looking for an activity that fosters friendly com-radery, stirs the brain and is offered three days here

at WPSC? MahJongg might be your answer.

Monday—12 Noon-3PM Thursday –9 AM-12 Noon

Lessons available –call Pat

Chinese MahJongg Wed 1PM

Call Pat-626-5419

TaiChi/Qigong Classes

Led by Laura Parsons

Meets on Wednesdays at 8:30am and Fridays at 9:00am.

The classes are beneficial to all ages and stages but especially benefit senior citizens and those with health issues. The forms we use address a wide variety of body systems while focusing on breathing, balance and wellbe-ing. This class provides a low impact exercise experience that definitely discourages the "no pain--no gain" atti-tude. Come join us for sharing good, healthy ener-chi! Love and Peace, Laura

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Wickham Wanderers Travel Club News

Tuesday-Thursday, March 7-9, 2017—Miami &

Key West Florida. Set off for the exciting tropi-

cal climates of Miami and Key

West. Trip in- cludes Motor

coach transporta- tion, 2 nights lodging, 3

meals, 2 breakfasts and 1 dinner. Visit ocean-

front Hollywood Beach “Boardwalk,” visit Key

West, cruise by celebrity homes on Biscayne Bay,

visit the Bayside Marketplace. $285 pp

Wednesday, March 22, 2017, Tarpon Springs

with a fun sponge boat ride,

lunch at a pop- ular Greek restau-

rant and time to shop and explore the

quaint Greek village. $85 pp

**NEW** Wednesday, April 19, 2017 – Bok

Tower Gardens **NEW**

Including admission to Bok Tower Gardens &

Pinewood Mansion, Lunch at Blue Palme!o

Café, plus Florida’s Natural Grove House visi-

tor center & gift shop. $85.00 pp

Thursday, May 18, 2017—Mystery Tour—That’s

all we can say, our lips are sealed. Always very

popular! $85 pp

Thursday, June 22, 2017—Island Princess narrat-

ed Jupiter Island luncheon cruise, followed by a

visit to Mel Fisher’s Treasure Museum in Sebas-

tian. $105 pp

Sunday—Saturday, October 8-14, 2017— Pi-

geon Forge and Smoky Mountains Show. Trip

includes Motor coach transportation, six (6)

nights lodging with four (4) consecutive nights in

the Smokies; ten (10) meals; six (6) Continental

Breakfasts and four (4) Dinners three (3) are Din-

ner Shows; Soul of Motown, America’s Hit Pa-

rade & The Hatfield-McCoy Show); Admis-

sion to Titanic: The World’s Largest Museum

A#raction, One evening show; Smoky Mountain

Opry, One morning show; The Smith Morning

Variety Show, Guided Tour of the Great

Smoky Mountains National Park and Free

Time in Historic Downtown Gatlinburg. $610 pp

Traveling solo? We invite you to join our warm and welcoming group for fun and friendship! Travel Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 9AM to 4PM

Phone: 321-255-4494 then ask for the Travel Office

TARPON SPRINGS WILL RETURN

Wow! Who knew that Tarpon Springs would be so popular. Our “wait list” is long enough that we have decided to repeat this trip. As soon as we get a confirmed date and a flyer ready we will have it available at the Travel Office. In the meantime, if you are “wait listed” be assured you will be contacted and offered a seat before adding any additional travelers. Thank you all for the support and traveling with Wickham Wanderers.

WELCOME TO NEW TRAVEL VOLUNTEERS

Three new travel office volunteers have joined our happy group. We welcome Rose Carver who previously worked as a travel agent; Nancy Chaloult who formerly worked as an RN with Health First; and Bernard DelBene who also volun-teers at the front desk of Wickham Park Senior Center. Please say hello to them when you see them in the office. They are also planning to escort on trips in the near future.

LIZ DIAZ

Our travel volunteers deeply miss our friend Liz who worked with us in Travel as well as on the Front Desk. She was such an integral part of the senior Center in almost every department, but now one more star in the sky.

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Friendly Poker (321) 242-8520-Ann Gambetta

Monday’s 1:00—4:00 pm, Room 121

Line Dance Classes Sue Duncan (321) 505-0846

Beginner Class, Tuesday 4:15-5:15 pm

Intermediate Class, Tuesday 5:30 pm

All classes

members $ 6.00

non-members $ 7.00

China Painting

With Frankie Lybarger

China Painting Classes

Monday’s 9:30-11:30

Rubber Bridge

Janet Walker/Susanne Cahill Come on out for an afternoon of enjoyment at the bridge table. Rubber Bridge games are held on Thursday’s at 1 pm. They are run by Janet Walker. Please arrive no later than 12:45 pm and bring a part-ner. Rubber Bridge is also held on Saturdays at 12:30 pm and is run by Susanne Cahill. Please arrive no later than 12:15 pm and bring a partner. Our groups have grown this year! Where else can you have so much fun for so cheap-$1.50 per member (guests pay $2.50).

Jazzercise® lite

Lisa Noegel (321) 506-1385-

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A low impact workout that’s invigorating, not intimi-dating! Come join the Jazzercise class in the cool multi-purpose room. Morning classes to energize you...three days a weekto motivate you, and music

and moves to inspire you! Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8:30 am.

$5 per class walk-in, $30 monthly unlimited classes (your month starts when you sign up).

First class is free!!

Chair Yoga Classes Chair Yoga classes are offered at the Center on Tuesday’s at 3:00 PM with Shelly. She demonstrates how the moves increase range of motion, flexibility, stability and joint mobili-ty. Chair Yoga incorporates breath-ing as a means to increase oxygen flow throughout the body.

Come join us for Bingo every Tuesday & Friday

11:15 a.m.--2:15 p.m.

We just want to have fun Singles Group All singles are welcome to a!end the month-

ly meetings and outings. Meeting cost is $1.00

for members and $2.00 for non-members. After

the meetings or outside activities, many of the

members choose a place to have a bite to eat.

Activities Scheduled for March include the Elliot

Museum in Stuart and the Warbird Museum in

Titusville. Dates and time to follow the March

meeting.

Plan ahead and mark your calendars—April 12th

will be a visit to the McKee Gardens (Lego ex-

hibit) We will meet at the Center at 9:30 to car

pool.

March meeting—Sunday March 12th at 2PM in

the Multi-purpose room @ WPSC.

Call Dorene @ (321) 446-6850 if you have any

questions.

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HearAmerica

Meet & Greet In the Lobby

On the 4th Friday each month we will have a meet & greet hearing screen-ing in the lobby with Richard Anders of Hear USA.

Richard will continue to do screenings on the 4th Friday of each month.

LIBRARY REMINDERS:

Please return any magazines, periodicals, journals that you borrow from the library. Please use magazines, etc. on Senior Center premises only. Please return all books to library when finished. Please do not shelve books, place them in the baskets. Library guidelines will be posted on bulletin board. Thank you all for your many kudos. You all make the library possible with your many donations.

Elain Guernsey, Keeper of the Library

Exercise and physical ac!vity have many benefits. Studies show they

are good for our hearts, waistlines, and ability to carry out everyday ac!vi-

!es, but what about brain health?

Some studies suggest that exercise also may play a role in reducing risk for Alzheimer’s

disease and age-related cogni!ve decline, and research in this area is con!nuing. Animal stud-

ies found that exercise increases both the number of small blood vessels that supply blood to

the brain and the number of connec!ons between nerve cells. In addi!on, exercise raises the

level of a protein in an area of the brain important to memory and learning. Research in hu-

mans shows that exercise can s!mulate the brain’s ability to maintain old network connec-

!ons and make new ones vital to healthy cogni!on. For example, in a year-long study, older

people exercised daily, walking for 40 minutes or doing stretching

and toning exercises. At the end of the study, the walking group

showed improved connec!vity in the part of the brain engaged in

daydreaming, envisioning the future, and recalling the past, as

well as improved ability to plan and organize tasks such as cooking

a meal. We don’t know yet what prevents Alzheimer’s or age-

related cogni!ve decline, but we do know that a healthy lifestyle

that includes a healthy diet, physical ac!vity, appropriate weight,

and not smoking can maintain and improve overall health and well

-being. Making healthy choices can lower the risk of certain chron-

ic diseases, like heart disease and diabetes. Scien!sts are very in-

terested in the possibility that a healthy lifestyle also might have a

beneficial effect on Alzheimer’s. In the mean!me, people of all ag-

es can benefit from taking posi!ve steps to get and stay healthy.

Www.nia.nih.gov/Go4Life

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King and Queen Bill and Marie Mueller

reined over the festivities for the Dinner on February 3rd. The Nat Kay Orchestra provided music to dine and dance. Dinner was prepared by Brevard Kitchens.

Please remember to support our many sponsors as they support us. It is through their support that these functions are offered at a nominal cost.

Verus Health Partners, Cheryl Bornemann

Verus Wealth, David Brooks, Sr. Helping Hands , Dennis Sullivan

Vitas Healthcare, Liana Hotusing

A Big thank-you to Maureen Stewart and her Mom Ann Jaobson for their donation to the Val-entine Dinner. Ann’s 100th Birthday was cele-brated at Bingo earlier in January.

Valentine Dance

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TAKE 20% OFF YOUR ENTIRE CHECK

ACTIVITY SUN MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT

Acrylic Painting

2nd&4th 9am

Bingo 11:00 AM 11:15 AM

Bone Walkers Plus 9:30AM

Blood Pressure 10:30 AM 2nd week

Bridge

Duplicate 12:30PM 12:30PM 6:00PM 12:30PM

Intermediate

1 PM until

2/28

Rogue 12:15PM 9:00AM

Rubber 1:00PM 12:30

Bunco 1st & 3rd 12:30

Chair Yoga 3:00PM

China Painting 9:30AM

Fencing 10:00AM 6:00PM

Financial/Lunch/Learn 12:30 PM 2nd week

Games 1:00PM

Card 9:00 AM 9:30

Variety 2:00PM

Jazzercise Light 8:30 AM 8:30AM 8:30

Sr. Singles Have Fun 2PM Second Sunday

LeBed Healthy Steps 5:30PM

2785 Leisure Way

Melbourne, FL 32935

WICKHAM PARK SENIOR CENTER

MARCH 2017 SCHEDULE

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Phone: 321/255-4494

WEB: www.bcscwp.com

Line Dancing

Beginners 4:15 PM

Intermediate 5:30 PM

MahJongg

American 12:00 noon 9:00 AM

Chinese 1:00 PM

Pinochle 12:30PM

Poker

Dealers Choice 1:00 PM 1:00PM

Friendly 1:00PM

Pool (Billiards) 6:30PM 6:30PM

Senior Law

1:00 PM call 757-7501 to confirm 3rd Week

Shuffleboard

League Play 1:00 PM

League Practice 1:00 PM

Instruction

Fun Time 9:00 AM

Social Scrabble 9:30AM

Strength / Flexibility 9:30AM

TaiChi Class 8:30AM 9:00AM

TaiChi practice 9:45AM 9:45AM 10:00AM

Watercolor instruct 9:30AM

Zumba Gold 8:30AM

ACTIVITY SUN MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT

WICKHAM PARK SENIOR CENTER

MARCH 2017 SCHEDULE

Dinner & Entertainment April 7th 5:30PM

“Old School Band” Fish or Chicken

Rice Tossed Salad Desert

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Ask the Attorney Our Elder Law Attorneys’ David Slo-nim and his associate, G. Paul Lemieux, of the Slonim Law Firm, welcome you to come to the Center each third Thursday of the month at 1:00 pm for a seminar and question and answer session. Please call our office to confirm your registration. Seminar to be held in the Gathering Room (Library).

Second Tuesday The VNA meets in the Wickham Park Senior Center lobby every 2nd Tuesday morning from 10:30 am—12:00 noon. Come join us for free blood pressure screenings.

Free, fun, interesting….Call 321.757.5701 for appointment

Tuesday or Friday morning meet & greet offerings in the Lobby!

First Tuesday

Many thanks to JoAnn McKruit of Courte-nay Springs Village, a retirement communi-ty located in Merritt Island, for her monthly Tuesday meet and greet. She provides deli-cious veggie’s & dip and/or cookies and punch and info.

Third Tuesday

Our thanks to Gwen of Victoria Land-ing Assisted Living for her monthly meet and greet in our lobby, providing snacks and info!.

Fourth Tuesday Learn about Brevard County’s Best kept secret for Independent Living. Visit with Pamela from Buena Vida Estates and enjoy a healthy snack. Could stress-free Resort style living in a CCRC community be on your bucket list?

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This Month’s Topic

“An Investor’s Tour of Mutual

Funds”

Mutual Funds may play a major role as

you try to reach your long-term financial

goals. Come learn about the features,

benefits and risks associated with this

type of investment as well as guidance

to help empower you as you explore the

mul"tude of funds available

The prospectus contains more complete informa"on, including the

fund’s investment objec"ves, risks, and charges and expenses as well

as other important informa"on that should be considered. Your Fi-

nancial Advisor can provide a prospectus, which should be read care-

fully before inves"ng.

Financial Lunch & Learn

Financial Advisor, Chris Fitzgerald from

Edward Jones invites you to the Center on

the second Thursday of each month at

12:30 for lunch and a !mely seminar.

Everyone is welcome. No cost to a"end.

Seminar to be held in the Computer

Room.

March 9th, 2017

2nd Thursday at 12:30

Chris Fitzgerald

321-255-4221

Member SIPC

Only surround yourself with people that will

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BonewalkersPlus for

Healthy Bones and Body. This holistic preventive wellness program, with chair assist, improves your bones, balance, posture, memory and comfort through symmetrical muscle rotation, stretching and nutrition. Your benefits are: becoming mindful/aware of your body mechanics, increasing circulation and nutrients to your body, preventing over-use injury and preventing slips and falls. Your Certified Senior Group Fitness instructor Vicki, modifies for you, from beginner to advanced. Heal your life naturally, as she did, from osteoporo-sis, arthritis and make peace with your self. Bring bottled water and sneakers. $8 drop in, $28 punch pass, wed, 9:30 am -10:45. Also offered in Satellite Bch Rec Ctr on Mondays 10:45 and on Fridays in Merritt Island 9:30 am at Hobbs.

"The Bone Lady" Vicki Buckley

321-79-4962

March 2nd

@ 3:30 or March 23rd

.

Come by and have a taste test.

Suzi Sicolo

Thursdays

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Wickham Park Equestrian Area (Stables)

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Joy of Acrylic Painting

Heather Broome

(321) 223-6734 (Registration or Info)

STRENGTH & FLEXIBILITY

Susie Salvetti (321) 626-0282

Thursdays 9:30—10:30 am

$4.00/members/$5.00 non-members

Chairs Available

Fitness Unlimited by Design presents a class you won’t want to miss, right here at the Wick-

Water Color Paint Instruction

Judy Champion-(321) 312-9155 Water Color Paint Instruction

ZUMBA® Gold

Cristina Aguerrevere

Zumba® Gold is held on Tuesday’s at 8:30.

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SHINE counseling services are free,

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Ye O’l Pool Hall News

2017—8 Ball Champion winners for Feb 8th are:

1ST Pete Ragusa

2nd Dick Topinko

Congratulations to both!

Next tournament March 8th

Which Topiko’s the Winner?

Eight members of Wickham Park Senior Center attended an introduc-tion to Shuffleboard held on the courts on 1 February. They were as-sisted by Shuffleboard Club members Thom and Sheila Winkelspecht, Chuck Jordan, and Steve Clendenin. Steve Clendenin and his brother, Dave, are top shuffleboard players in the district; they recently won first place in a Florida State tourna-ment held in St. Cloud. Steve and his fellow “shufflers” shared tips that would help the newcomers understand the basics of the game. They also coached while their guests played a game, and guests were

able to see a game in progress as Wickham Park Gold Team played their weekly league game. Guests worked on the speed of the discs down the court, and then the correct speed in the right direction. Two guests had the advantage of being pool players; they quickly understood the geom-etry of the game. “They say Shuffleboard is 50% mental, 40% execution, and 10% luck,” said Steve as he explained how complex the game could be when players reach a competitive level. Meanwhile, fun time shufflers meet at 8:45 am on Saturday mornings for a 9:00 am start of three games.

All are welcome; see you on the courts!

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April Showers

Spring Dinner

&

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Music and Dancing

By

Old School Band

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Tickets

$9. Members

$12. Guests No refunds

Friday April 7th

5:30 PM

Learn the Moves

Sue's Line Dance

students helped her

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raiser.

Beginner Line-

Tues 4:15-5:15

Advanced -

Tues 5:30-630

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