GRATITUDE HAS THE POWER TO TRANSFORM · PDF file- AS FORWARD MOTION. Annual Awards Recipients....

NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2017

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President’s Corner . . . . . . . . . .Page 2Be Well . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 3 - 6Caregiver Support. . . . . . . . . .Page 7Social Centre . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 8, 9 & 11Generosity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Volunteer Opportunities . . . . .Page 12Game On! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 13

Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 14 Senior Services . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 15Out And About . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 16 & 17Centre Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 18 & 19Viewpoints . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . Page 20 & 21 Your Creative Side. . . . . . . . . . . .Page 22 Membership. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Page 23

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THE DALE ASSOCIATION STAFF EXPERIENCES THIS POWER EVERY DAYAND WE THANK YOU FOR BEING A PART OF OUR “FAMILY”

GRATITUDE HAS THE POWERTO TRANSFORM ORDINARY DAYSINTO EXTRAORDINARY MEMORIES,TURN ROUTINE JOBS INTO JOY,AND VIEW SIMPLE STEPS MADE - AS FORWARD MOTION.

Annual Awards Recipients. See page 19

Tis the season of appreciation and gratitude.If you are like me, you can hardly believethat the end of the year is almost here. Asthe year ends and we celebrate the holidays,I wish each of you a joyous and healthy hol-iday and a happy new year! I hope you canjoin us as we celebrate the holidays.

The end of the year also offers an opportunity to reflect onthose things we appreciate most. We have so many things tobe grateful for. Here at The Dale Association, we are grate-ful for you and your kindness and generosity this past year.

Many of you have supported The Dale Association bybecoming a member or renewing your membership, donat-ing items, making a gift to the Annual Giving Campaign,remembering a loved one with a memorial donation, bypledging to our Dale Hearts and Caring People fund,through general donations, by attending events, by becom-ing a sponsor, or by making a charitable gift through yourestate planning.

To all of you – THANK YOU! Your support helps us fulfillour mission in this community. Our mission statement…“To provide comprehensive services and coordinate con-nections for adults in Niagara and neighboring countieswhich enhance their health and wellness and empower themto strengthen bridges to their communities,” reminds uswhy The Dale Association exists in this community. It’swhy we do the things we do – including supporting olderindividuals with our senior services.

It’s why we empower seriously and persistently mentally illadults so they may achieve mental wellness and reach theirgoals. It’s why we strive to enrich the lives of peoplethrough our educational classes, intergenerational and vol-unteer programs. It’s why we provide support and resourcesto caregivers. And it’s why we assist older adults to main-tain their independence - despite vision, hearing or memory

impairment.

Our beilief is that each person has value, and our focus ison helping to enhance their potential to live life to the veryfullest.

The purpose of fundraising is more than just the money –it’s about the results accomplished by our use of the money.It is through our members, donors and volunteer supportersand what they give that enables us to make a difference.Fundraising is at its best when we can match our need fordonations with your desire to support organizations thathave made a difference in your life or the lives of familyand friends. Thank you for being part of The DaleAssociation circle of family and friends.

Maureen A. WendtPresident/CEO

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The Dale Association proudly provides:Supportive Services for Older AdultsMental Health Counseling for Adults

Caregiver SupportIntergenerational Programs

Enrichment, Travel and Volunteerism


Be WellMedicare Advantage Plan Sales

Representatives will be at The Centre:BlueCross BlueShield of Western New York -please visit: www.bcbnwny.com/medicare

Fidelis Care - Monday, November 13, 27 from 1:00-4:00 pm and Friday, December 15, 11:00 am-1:00 pm.

Independent Health - Every Wednesday and Fridaythrough December 6 from 9:00 am-3:00 pm.

UnitedHealthcare - All Mondays in November, from9:00 am-1:00 pm., December 4 from 9:00 am-1:00 pm

Univera Healthcare - Thursday, November 9 from2:00-4:00 pm and Thursday, December 7 10:00 am-12:00 pm.

WellCare - Tuesday, November 14, 21 from 10:00 am-12:00 pm, Monday, December 4, 11 from 1:00-3:00 pm.

Managed Long Term Care (MLTC) Sales Representatives will be at The Centre:

Fallon Health Weinberg - Tuesday, November 7, 28from 11:00 am-1:00 pm and December 5, 14 from 11:00am-1:00 pm.

Diabetes Self-Management ProgramAre you dealing with Diabetes or are you caring forsomeone with Diabetes? Please join us Fridays fromOctober 27-December 1 from 9:00-11:30 am for a6-week workshop series for adults. For more infor-mation, or to register for this free workshop, pleasecall Niagara County Department of Health/PublicHealth nursing at 278-1900 or Niagara County NYConnects at 438-3030.

Meal ModificationsGive your meals a makeover! On Wednesday,November 15 at 12:00 pm learn simple tips for cre-ating healthy meals for yourself. Presented by MarlaGuarino, RDN, CDN, SNAP-Ed Nutritionist, CornellCooperative Extension. Cost: FREE

Healthy Eating for the HolidaysLearn the basics to weight management (or even weightloss) while still enjoying the fun, food and festivities ofthe holidays on Monday, November 20 at 10:30 am.We’ll give tips on how to avoid overdoing it, includingrecipes and ways to make your favorite holiday foodsfit into a healthy eating plan. Presented by JenniferJohnson, Health Promotion Coordinator, BlueCrossBlueShield of Western New York. Cost: FREE

Healthy Sweets and TreatsJoin us Wednesday, December 13 at 12:00 pm aswe learn ow to enjoy the holidays without some ofthe traditional holiday indulgences. This programwill take a look at holiday recipes and ways to usedelicious alternatives in each food group. There willalso be ideas for healthy sweets followed by sweettreat samples. Presented by Marla Guarino, RDN,CDN, SNAP-Ed Nutritionist, Cornell CooperativeExtension. Cost: FREE

Nutrition JeopardyHow much do you know about nutrition? We’ll putyour knowledge to the test on Monday, December18 at 10:30 am in a fun competition based on every-one’s favorite game show. Presented by JenniferJohnson, Health Promotion Coordinator, BlueCrossBlueShield of Western New York. Cost: FREE


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Be Well Chair Exercise ClassThis class is designed for people of all abilities and lim-itations. Participants gain strength, balance, enduranceand comraderie: Tuesdays, Wednesdays andThursdays from 10:30 – 11:30 am. Cost: $2

National Memory Screening DayAre you concerned about memory problems? Pleasejoin us on Wednesday, November 15 for NationalMemory Screening Day, an annual initiative of theAlzheimer’s Foundation of America. Take advantageof free, confidential memory screenings and pick upfree educational materials about memory concerns,dementia, caregiving and successful aging.Reservation time slots are required and screeningstake about 10 minutes. Memory screenings are a sig-nificant first step toward finding out if a person mayhave a memory problem. Memory problems could becaused by Alzheimer’s disease or other medical con-ditions. A memory screening is not used to diagnoseany particular illness and does not replace consulta-tion with a physician or other qualified healthcareprofessional.

Screenings are available between the hours of 1:00-3:30 pm. Call 433-1886 for an appointment.

Walking Club Join us Mondays and Wednesdays at 9:00 am,weather permitting, at Day Road Bridge along theErie Canal or at Day Road Park. Bring a water bottle,and wear comfortable clothes and sturdy sneakers!To enroll and confirm walk starting point, please call433-1886. Cost: FREE

Daytime YogaThis relaxed, open class is offered on Mondays10:00-11:30 am on an ongoing basis for all ages andall levels of experience from beginner to moreadvanced. Cost: $5 member, $8 non-member

Mindful MeditationJoin Rev. Shiv Kanwal, spiritual teacher, Fridaysstarting November 10 from 11:00 am-12:30 pm fora class of mindful breathing and Yoga postures. Thisunique and restorative class encompasses: TibetanFive Rites Yoga, Mindful Breathing and Meditation.This class will be done while sitting in a chair. Allages are encouraged to participate. Call 433-1886 toregister. Cost: $5


Here To Help YouPROS Center for Wellness, 33 Ontario St,Lockport: Jessica Bosarge: 433-1937 x 207

Outpatient Counseling and Treatment Center, 624River Rd, N. Tonawanda: 693-9961.

Stephanie Pinzel, Peer Specialist: 433-1937 x 205(free service for Niagara County residents ages 18and older)

Suzanne Esposito, LPN, Community MentalHealth Nurse: 433-1937 x 107 (free service forNiagara County residents ages 50 and older)

We proudly welcome new corporate sponsorNewfane Nursing and Rehabilitation. Under newownership, they invite you to visit them at 2709Transit Road, in Newfane. To schedule a tour, pleasecall Jessica Sherwood at 638-7106.

Fighting Stigma Through Empathy--By Karl Shallowhorn, Director of CommunityAdvocacy, Mental Health Association of ErieCounty and Compeer Buffalo:

One of the best weapons to defeat stigma is empa-thy; the ability to try to understand and share thefeelings of another. It has often been described as theability to “walk in the other person’s shoe’s” and tryto gain a perspective from the other person’s livedexperience. That’s the thing about our world today.There isn’t enough empathy. If society, as a whole,was able to be more compassionate, then perhapsthose living with mental health disorders would beable to get more support thereby helping them tohave healthier lives. By addressing the issue of stig-ma in this manner everyone benefits.

Our Dale Association counseling participantswould agree:

“We’re just like everyone else. But we just need a lit-tle help.” - Tina

“If you didn’t know that I had a mental illness, youcould never tell just by looking at me. I look likeyou.” - Anonymous

“The stigma I face is often worse that the bipolar dis-order. It’s a very misunderstood diagnosis. I justwish more people would educate themselves aboutmental health and not judge me by my condition.” - Alec

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Vision and Hearing Impaired Assistance Program

The Dale Association offers free programs forthe visually and/or hearing impaired. We pro-vide service to over 200 clients annually. Thismulti-faceted program is designed to enrich thelives of people in Niagara County, age 60 andolder living with low vision and/or a hearingimpairment through:

Educational Seminars •Referral Information•Vision & Hearing Screenings •In Home Assessments to support the goals•of living independentlyAssistive Devices Resource Center •Ongoing Support •Desktop Electronic Magnifier in Senior•CentreLow Vision Support Group •

We can link you and your family to communityservices. We can assist with your questionsabout hearing and vision to provide animproved quality of life.

For more information call Nancy Smith,Program Coordinator at 433-1886, ext. 108.

This is a free service, sponsored by The DaleAssociation and the Niagara County Office for theAging.


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Free Hearing ScreeningsHalf of all adults over the age of 50 have some hear-ing loss, according to the National Institutes ofHealth. We are pleased to partner with Buffalo Hearing and Speech Center to offer freehearing screenings at The Dale Association. Pleasecall 433-1886 to schedule your appointment.

Tuesday, November 7 from 12:00-3:00 pmThursday, December 7 from 12:00-3:00 pm

AMP ReturnsJoin us for another great session of AMP - AgingMastery Program. This FREE, informative class willbegin on Thursday, November 2 and meet eachThursday for 10-weeks from 10:00-11:30 am. AMPincludes a wide range of topics from exercise andsleep wellness to financial fitness and sustaininghealthy relationships. There will be incentives andrewards for taking small steps while improving youroverall well being. Please call Jennifer Burt at 433-1886, ext. 104, or stop by the front desk to sign up.


CaregiverSupportCaregiver Support Group

Are you helping to care for a loved one? You’re notalone! Whether you help to care for a spouse, partner, sibling, parent, or adult child, you are invitedto attend our Caregiver Support Group Tuesday,November 14 and Thursday, December 21 at 1:00pm. For more information please call AngieBlackley, certified caregiver support group facilita-tor, at 433-1886, ext. 111

C.A.R.E. ProgramC.A.R.E. is a free Telephone Reassurance Programsponsored by the Dale Association in conjunctionwith the Niagara County Office for The Aging.

A pre-screened, trained volunteer will place a phonecall on a regular basis to homebound seniors or dis-abled adults who feel isolated, are living alone or inneed of daily contact to ensure their well-beingand/or to have a friendly conversation.

This need may be temporary while recuperatingfrom an illness, or it may be a more permanent situ-ation. Married couples who are homebound are eligi-ble for C.A.R.E. If you are going to be away for a fewdays and need someone to do a phone check on yourloved one, just give us a call.

Call Nancy Smith, Program Coordinator, 433-1886 ext. 108 if you or someone you know wouldlike more information about this program. Volunteers are always needed for the C.A.R.E. pro-gram. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer,please call Nancy Smith at 433-1886, ext. 108.

Empowerment Day 2017

Our PROS Center for Wellness staff recently host-ed “Empowerment Day,” a celebration of and forour PROS participants. Awards were presented toparticipants in categories including “Resilience,”“Making Positive Changes”, “Quietly Spectacular”,“Recognition of Employment” and more.“Participant of the Year”, Nunzio Parisi (picturedabove, with from left to right: Maureen Wendt, AngelPletcher and Nicole Dunlap) inspired staff and peerswith his dedication to group counseling and achieve-ment of his goals. He was “honored to have beenchosen for this very special award” and to have beenrecognized by his peers and the supportive staff.

To learn how you can make positive life changesthrough individual and group counseling at ourPROS Center for Wellness, please call JessicaBosarge, at 433-1937, ext. 207.


SocialCentre

Members Thanksgiving LuncheonYou are cordially invited to join us on Wednesday,November 15 for our annual Thanksgiving Day fes-tivities. The event begins at 11:00 am withThanksgiving trivia and games, then our staff andBoard of Trustees will be happy to serve you a tradi-tional turkey dinner with all the trimmings. Toreserve your space, call 433-1886. Cost: $3.25

Holiday PartyJoin us on Wednesday, December 20 at 11:00 amfor our annual Holiday party and luncheon. The Dalestaff and Niagara County’s “Eat Well Stay Well” staffwill serve you a special holiday meal. Holiday raffleitems will be on display one last time and tickets willbe available. Those bringing a non-perishable fooditem for donation to the Food Pantry will earn anextra raffle ticket. To reserve your space, call 433-1886. Cost: $3.25

Holiday Cooke ShoppePre-order sales are now underway for our annual hol-iday cookie shoppe. If you are looking for an easyand meaningful way to give delicious cookies thisholiday season, this sale is for you. Cookies are $7per pound. All orders offive pounds or morewill earn a special giftand be eligible fordelivery (within the cityand town of Lockport).Cookies will be pack-aged in seal-tight, stayfresh containers.

Pre-orders (minimum oftwo pounds) are strong-ly encouraged, and dueby Monday, December4. Cookies can bepicked up Thursday, December 7 from 12:00-4:00pm. Walk-in orders welcome, but selections may belimited. If you have a special holiday cookie recipe toshare, we’re also looking for bakers. If interested call433-1886 and ask for the “cookie queen.”

Pictured above, cookie baker Ruth Schuler.

Holiday ClosingsThe Dale Association will be closed and no Countynutrition lunch will be offered on Thursday, Nov. 23,Friday, Nov. 24 in observance of Thanksgiving; andFriday, Dec. 22 and Monday, Dec. 25 in observanceof the Christmas holiday. We will not host bingo onFriday, Nov. 24 or Dec. 22. We wish you and your fami-ly a safe, warm and festive holiday season.

With winter months upon us there is a possibility thatThe Dale Association may be closed or the openingdelayed due to poor weather conditions. If there is aquestion as to if The Centre is open, call 433-1886. Wepost our closings on channels 2, 4 and 7.


Facebook BasicsSocial media is a growing form of communicationfor people of every age. But when starting out, tryingto navigate the different platforms can be a challenge.Join Marketing Coordinator Rikki Cason onTuesday, November 14 at 9:00 am to learnFacebook basics - or to learn more about your exist-ing Facebook account. Rikki will offer tips and helpanswer your questions. Tablets will be provided, orparticipants can bring their own devices. Each partic-ipant must have an existing email account if wishingto sign up for Facebook while in the class. RSVP bycalling 433-1886. Please tell the front desk if youneed help setting up an email account prior to theclass. Cost: FREE

Check Facebook!Are you on Facebook? So are we! We feature pic-tures of our guests doing fun things at our Centre,weekly bingo numbers, and daily events, classes,trips, and scheduled speakers. You can also find help-ful information for your overall good health. Checkus out at: www.facebook.com/TheDaleAssociation.If you “like” what you see, please “share” it with afriend!

Poinsettia & Wreath SaleOrder your beautiful holiday poinsettias and wreathsfrom The Dale Association! Please place your orderby mail or phone, online or in person at the Centre byTuesday, November 21 (we proudly acceptMasterCard, Visa, checks, cash or PayPal*). Orders may be picked up Thursday, December 7 at33 Ontario Street.

Poinsettias4 1/2" pot, 1 Branched Plant with 2 to 3 flowers-$6 each or 3/$15 _____ Red ____White _____ Pink

6 " Pot, 1 branched plant with 5 to 6 flowers- $8 each or 3/$22 _____ Red ____White _____ Pink

8" Pot, 3 branched plans with 12-15 flowers $16 each _____ Red ____White _____ Pink

Wreaths____ 22" - 24" diameter, Decorative Wreath-$15____ 28" - 30" diameter, Decorative Wreath-$19

Name___________________________________Address:_________________________________Telephone:_______________________________Amount Due:_____________________________

Please make checks payable to: The Dale Association, Inc.

*Or you can order safely through PayPal at: www.daleassociation.com

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Give your family one last gift ...

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Generosity

Annual Campaign

The following individuals graciously gave to The Dale Association during June and July 2017. Your generosity today supportsquality programs and services for tomorrow. Donations may be mailed or delivered to: The Dale Association, 33 Ontario St,Lockport, NY 14094 or made safely online at: www.daleassociation.com. Donations made are tax deductible.

Vision and HearingImpaired Program

Gerald and Maureen BrauenJudy CollinsMarc and Nancy EglinDavid GuthrieJoyce LaddElaine RiveraJacqueline SingerHarold and Barbara SmithRichard and Judy ThunhorstNorman Wilson

Chris Aikin (5)Shelly Arnold (2)Arthur and Brenda BrauerWalter Brewer (2)Ralph and Pat DufourJennifer GillingsDavid and Kathleen Greenfield (2)Nora Ruth LetourneauSue MasonKenneth and Phyllis MurowskiCarmella StanleyMaureen Wendt

Vera Crawshaw in memory of MarilynSchraderMolly Plant in memory of Mark PooleKatharine Shaeffer in memory of LouisMolisani and Joe WhalenDavid Schrader in memory of MarilynSchrader

Wednesday Card Group in memory ofMark Poole

Joan BrewerRobert CaldwellGood Neighbor Redemption Center (2)M & T Charitable FoundationBarbara Reed

Carol Bowers in memory of MarkPoole and Wanda SzymanskiGloria Brown, Cathy Chapman,Richard Plump, Lorraine Sutterby,Rosie Smith, Mary Kay Brown,Lauren Stover, Roxanna Bulger andRobert Gould in memory of HowardHillPaul and Shirley Riexinger in memo-ry of Michael FarrellClaire Simons in memory of ClaireReynoldsCarmella Stanley in memory of FredStanley Joan Tagg in memory of ElaineShelleyKathleen Torrence in memory ofHoward Hill

The Bag Ladies in memory of MarionHalsteadBeth Fiedler

Dorothy Deer (2)Marce Eichinger in memory of FredStanleyMarce Eichinger in memory of MarkPooleNancy GrundyMolly Plant (2)Linda SawyerLinda Sawyer in memory of MarkPooleJudy SchultzLorraine Sutterby (2)Nelda Vaccaro (2)

Kathleen Curcione (2)Carmella Stanley in memory of FredStanley (2)Wednesday Card Group in memory ofMary Sullivan

Virginia Moskal

Key Bank National Association

Hodgson Russ, LLPEdward Jones Investments

Lawrence and Judith Volland

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Annual Campaign in Memory

Dale Hearts for CaringPeople Campaign

Senior Centre

Memorials

Memory Minders

Sponsor

Donation

Annual CampaignPledge

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2017 ANNUAL CAMPAIGN GIFTDonations to the Annual Campaign support the programs and services of The Dale Association’s

Lockport Senior Centre, 33 Ontario St, Lockport, NY. Thank you for your support.

Name_________________Address_______________________City____________State_____Zip_____Here is my gift to support programs for seniors: Amount of Gift: $____________ ____Check Enclosed ____Visa ___MasterCard: Card No. ____________________________________

Expiration Date________ Authorizing Signature__________________________________Email Address:_______________________________________________________________My gift is given in_________Memory of _________Honor of_____________________

Please Notify______________________ Address________________________________

May we publish your name as a donor in a future “Power Up” newsletter? (circle one) YES / NO

Monthly Contest!Scan your Dale key tag to win! Whoever has the mostrecorded “My Senior Center” scanned activities eachmonth will win a special prize!

Monthly RaffleFor just $1.00 you can enter our monthly gift raffle.Tickets available at the front desk.

AARP Driver Safety ProgramMonday, November 6, 9:00 am-3:45 pm

Classes resume in February 2018Cost: $20 AARP members, $25 non-members.

Please make checks made payable to AARP.

Holiday ConcertThe Lockport Theatre orgran will be having their hol-iday concert, featuring three organs, Monday,December 4 at 7 pm.

Members enjoyed Oktoberfect, held at the Centre onOctober 4. Prost!

American Red Cross Blood DrivesPlease join us the 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each monthfrom 1:00-6:00 pm. at our Centre, 33 Ontario Street. Foran appointment call 1-800-RED-CROSS or visitwww.redcrossblood.org.

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Volunteer

OpportunitiesWhatever your interests and talents may be, we havefulfilling volunteer opportunities to consider. Pleasecall Sherry Livergood, Volunteer Coordinator, at 433-1886 ext. 109 to learn more!

Do you like working with children? Having a positive andcaring adult mentor can make the difference in a child’slife. New, existing and former volunteers are always wel-come for our Pen Pals, Reading and HISTOP programs.Time commitments vary by program. We recently addedanother elementary school to our twice weekly reading pro-gram. “The values we teach our 4th graders are echoed inThe Dale’s HISTOP (intergenerational) program. Thelessons taught by the elder volunteers are an extension ofour school curriculum.”- Mr. Granchelli, teacher

Pen Pal schedule:Thanksgiving letters from the children can be•picked up Thursday, November 2 and your repliesreturned by Monday, November 20.Christmas letters from the children can be picked up•on Friday, December 1 and returned by Monday,December 18.

We are looking for additional volunteers for our FridayNight Bingo program. Can you spare a Friday eveningonce a month? Arrive by 5:00 pm and leave just after 9:00pm. It’s a fun-filled night of selling boards and games ofchance, calling back numbers and socializing with the mostwonderful group of volunteers. Did we mention - dinner’son us?

Volunteers are now being recruited for our annual AARPIncome Tax Preparation program. No prior experienceis required. Volunteers assist area residents with the prepa-ration and electronic filing of their annual income taxes.Thorough training is provided in December and January.

Volunteers are given all of the tools needed to be confidentand successful, and work as a team in the Senior Centrethree days a week from February through April 15, 2018.For more information, please call team coordinator DavidKillion at 949-2865.

Swallow ScreeningDo you suffer from difficulty swallowing food, drinks orpills; or coughing or choking while eating? The graduateclinicians from the University at Buffalo (UB)Communicative Disorders and Sciences Department maybe able to help. The clinicians will be conducting swallowscreenings at The Dale Association on Thursday,November 9 from 10:00 am-12:00 pm under the super-vision of Caroline Lewandowski, MA, CCC/SLP, ClinicalAssistant Professor/Supervisor at UB. If you or someoneyou know could benefit from this free screening, pleaseattend. For more information, contact 829-5532.


Game On!

Cribbage Have you ever played cribbage? join us on Tuesdaysfrom 9:15-11:30 am. It’s a fun game with a friendlyand congenial group. The cost of $5 is distributed asprizes. If you haven’t played before, or need a refresh-er - stop in some Tuesday morning and observe a cou-ple of games.

Open CardsCome and join your friends to play any card game thatthe group wants to play on Tuesdays at 1:00 pm. Cost: FREE

BridgeIf you would like to play regularly or be a substitute,please call Gretchen Doty at 433-1886. Bridge isplayed every Tuesday at 1:00 pm. Cost: $1(members).

DominoesThe domino players welcome new players at 9:30 amon Thursdays. No experience necessary, they willpatiently teach you the rules of the game! Cost: FREE

Card Tournaments 6-week Pinochle Tournament begins November 156-week Euchre Tournament begins December 276-week Bid Pitch Tournament begins February 7All tournaments are on Wednesdays and begin at 12:30pm. The cost of the tournament is $18 for members and$27 for non-members. You must pre-register and pay aheadat the front desk. Please remember that you must find yourown substitute if you are not able to play on one of thetournament days.

New players are welcome at any time prior to the start ofeach tournament! Please call Jennifer Burt at 433-1886with questions.

Senior BingoPlease join us for a fun game of Senior Bingo, onThursdays at 1:00 pm. Cost: $1.75

ScrabbleJoin us for an exciting game of Scrabble on Fridaysat 10:00 am. This is the original (and much moreinteractive) version of “Words With Friends”. Cost: FREE

Duplicate BridgeDuplicate Bridge is played every Tuesday at 7:00 pmand Saturdays at 1:00 pm. If you would like to playregularly or be a substitute, please call Dian Petrov 688-1226 or 238-2230. Cost: $6

Friendly Duplicate Bridge GroupAre you a bridge player? We play for fun and goodtimes (no master points), on Fridays at 1:00 pm. Joinus! For more information, please call Gerry at 791-4075 or Karen at 751-6646.

If you or someone you know is interested in playing thecard game Rummy, call 433-1886, ext. 104 to registerand set up a time with other players.

B I N G OFridays at 7:00 p.m. *

Doors open at 6:00 p.m.Electronic Verified & Camera

Free Parking Pulltabs Snack Bar33 Ontario Street, Lockport, 433-1886

www.bingoplanner.comProceeds benefit programs and services

of The Dale Association Inc.

NOVEMBER - DECEMBER 2017

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Calendar9:00 Walking Club at Day Road Bridge9:30 Social Sewers 10:00 Yoga Class 10:00 Memory Minders Program 11:30 Lunch Nov 6 AARP Defensive Driving 9:00-3:45Nov 6, 13, 20, 27 United Healthcare 9:00-1:00Nov 13 Scrapbooking Class 1:00 pmNov 13, 27 Fidelis Care 1:00-4:00

Nov 20 “Welcome Coffee Hour” 9:00 amNov 20 “Healthy Eating for the Holidays” 10:30Nov 27 Travel Club Meeting 1:00Dec 4 United Healthcare 9:00-1:00Dec 4, 11 WellCare 1:00-3:00Dec 4 Holiday Organ Concert 7:00Dec 4 Cookie Shoppe Preorder DeadlineDec 18 Nutrition Jeopardy 10:30Closed December 25

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9:15 Cribbage9:30 Candy Making (every other week)10:30 Chair Exercise Class11:30 Lunch 1:00 Bridge 1:00 Needler’s Group1:00 Open Cards7:00 pm Duplicate BridgeNov 7 Hearing Screenings 12:00-3:00

Nov 7 ClearCaptions 12:00-3:00Nov 7, 28 & Dec 5 Fallon Health Weinberg 11:00-1:00Nov 14 Facebook Basics 9:00Nov. 14 Card Making Class 10:00Nov 14, 21 WellCare 10:00-12:00Nov 14 Caregiver Support Group 1:00Nov 21 Poinsetta and Wreath Ordering Deadline2nd & 4th week Red Cross Blood Drive 1:00-6:00

9:00 Walking Club at Day Road Bridge9:30 Exercise Class 11:30 Lunch 1:00 Quilting12:30 Card Tournament (Pinochle starts Nov 15)12:30 Card Tournament (Euchre starts Dec 27)

Through Dec 6 Independent Health 9:00-3:00Nov 15 “Meal Modifications” 12:00Nov 15 Memory Screenings 1:00-3:30Nov 15 Thanksgiving Luncheon 11:00Dec 13 “Healthy Sweets and Treats” 12:00Dec 20 Holiday Party 11:00

9:30 Dominoes 10:00 Sit and Stitch (2nd Thursday)10:30 Chair Exercise Class11:30 Lunch11:30 Traditional Rug Hooking (every other week) 12:30-3:00 Blood Pressure Screening 1:00 Senior BingoThursdays AMP 10:00-11:30Nov 9 Book Signing with Kelly Arteri 10 am

Dec 7 Hearing Screenings 12:00-3:00Dec 7 ClearCaptions 12:00-3:00Dec 7 Poinsetta and Wreath Pickup 12:00-4:00Dec 7 Cookie Pickup 12:00-4:00Dec 14 Fallon Health Weinberg 11:00-1:00Dec 14 “Welcome Coffee Hour” 9:00 amDec 21 Caregiver Support Group 1:00Closed November 23

Through Dec 1 Independent Health 9:00-3:0010:00 Memory Minders Program10:00 ScrabbleNov 10 - Dec 15 Mindful Meditation 11:00-12:3011:30 Lunch1:00 Friendly Duplicate Bridge7:00 Bingo

Through Dec 1 Diabetes Management Class 9:00-11:30Closed November 24, December 22

SATURDAYS:1:00 Duplicate Bridge Dec 2 Meat Raffle Doors open at 6:00 pmNov 18, Dec 9 Saturday Bingo 1:00

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SeniorServices

Senior Advisor Assists Residents Our Senior Advisor assists Niagara County residentsage 60 and older to live with dignity, respect and self-determination, and provides them with the resourcesto do so. All assistance is provided free of charge,thanks to the generous support of the Niagara CountyOffice for the Aging. To speak with SherryLivergood, Senior Advisor, call 433-1886, ext. 109

Memory MindersMemory Minders is a program for people with mildmemory impairment. The program is a social dayprogram held at The Dale Association on Mondays andFridays from 10 am - 2 pm. Participants enjoy activi-ties and support designed to slow the further deteriora-tion of mild memory loss, such as: art, music, games,exercise, outings, test kitchen fun and socialization. Theprogram currently has openings. For eligibility in theprogram, call Angie Blackley, Program Coordinator, at 433-1886, ext. 111.

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Understanding YourMemory

They’re age 80 and older, yetthey have the memory andbrain power of people in their50s. So what’s their secret? Dr.Susan Mason will be at TheDale Association on Friday,November 3 from 1:00-2:00pm to present “Understandingand Improving Your Memory.”It is a fun and informativeclass for anyone who is interested in memory.Attendees will learn how the memory system works,how lifestyle choices may affect memory, and howaging does (or does not) affect memory. Also, youwill learn and practice strategies to improve yourmemory. The presentation is free and open to thepublic. Please RSVP by calling 433-1886.

Douglas Braun, ClearCaptions representative, will beat our Centre Tuesday, November 7 and Thursday,December 7 from 12:00-2:00 pm.. ClearCaptionstelephones are designed for people with reducedhearing abilities. For more information, please callDoug at 381-7624.

Join us for our next travel group meeting: Monday, Monday, November 27 and January 22 at 1:00 pm


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Out & About

Day Trips To register for any of our trips, please call ourfront desk at 433-1886, or visit our secure site at:www.daleassociation.com.

Fashion Outlet Mall TripWhether your getting a head start on some holidayshopping, or just shopping for yourself, take a ridewith us on Friday, November 17. We’ll check outthe newly added stores at the Fashion Outlet Mall andenjoy lunch (on your own). We’ll leave the Dale at 10am and return at 3 pm. Seating is limited. Cost: $20

Elvis, Christmas & Country Lunch & ShowTrip is currently Full:We will travel Tuesday, December 5 for an all newshow for the holiday season as we dine at the beauti-ful, fully decorated Salvatore’s Italian Gardensbefore you experience a fantastic show starring TerryBuchwald -“ELVIS, CHRISTMAS & COUNTRY –AND A LITTLE BIT OF ROCK N ROLL.” We willleave The Dale at 10:00 am and return at approxi-mately 4:00 pm.

John Morris Russell’s Holiday PopsTrip is currently Full: We will travel Friday, December 15 to enjoy TheBuffalo Philharmonic Orchestra and John MorrisRussell.We will leave The Dale at 8:00 am to travelto Kleinhans Music Hall for coffee and pastriesbefore the 10:30 am Holiday Pops Concert.

Glenn Miller Orchestra PerformanceOn Friday, February 16, begin your day with theunique sounds of the Glenn Miller Orchestra, consid-

ered to be one of the greatest bands of all time. Addthe amazing big band talents of the brass and windsin the BPO, and the rich depth of the strings and youhave one fantastic concert at Kleinhans. Enjoy somecomplimentary coffee and doughnuts before the10:30 am performance. Afterwards we will stop forlunch (on your own). We will leave The Dale at 8 amand return at approximately 4 pm - weather permit-ting. A deposit of $20 will secure your seat with thebalance due by January 5. Cost: $80 (members), $85(non-members).

Fire & Rain at KleinhansAJ Swearingen was a big hit with Buffalo audiencesin his Simon & Garfunkel tribute. He’s back Friday,April 27 at Kleinhans with a new show featuringiconic singer-songwriters of the 70’s; James Taylor,Joni Mitchell, Jackson Browne, Carole King, NeilYoung and more. Swearinger and Jayne Kelli havebeen performing together since 2010. They haveshared the stage as individuals and together withKenny Rogers, Crystal Gayle, Livingston Taylor,John McCutcheon and more.Blending his deep bari-tone and her angelic vocals invoking a one-of-a-kindsound in the spirit of music. Stephan Sanders willlead this nostalgic trip along with their two voices inperfect harmony to deliver a true tribute to the soundsof the 1970’s. We will leave The Dale at 8 am in timefor some complimentary doughnuts and coffee.Before our 4 pm return to The Dale we will stop forlunch (on your own). A deposit of $20 secures yourspot with the balance due by March 9. Cost: $80 (members), $85 (non-members).

Day Trips, Continued


BPO Star-Spangled SpectacularSave the date for the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus intheir annual patriotic celebration. Enjoy tributes toour veterans, marches and music that pays tribute tothe American spirit on Friday, May 25. We willleave The Dale at 8:00 am and return at approximate-ly 4:00 pm. $20 deposit will secure your sport withbalance due by April 13. Cost: $80 (members), $90(non-members).

Overnight TripsThe Polar Express & Stan Hywet

Travel aboard a deluxe highway coach to Akron,Ohio December 6-7 to a festive afternoon celebra-tion featuring a traditional German outdoorChristkindl Market, an ice-skating rink and a host ofChristmas activities. After we check-in, enjoy a deli-cious group dinner at a local restaurant before amemorable ride on the Cuyahoga Valley ScenicRailroad’s Polar Express Christmas Train. Afterbreakfast at our hotel we will transfer to Stan HywetHall & Gardens, then enjoy a guided tour throughthis notable estate - recognized as one of the largesthomes in the country built between 1912 and 1915.After the tour you’ll have free time to browse the giftshop and grounds before we begin our journey home.Cost per person; $299 double occupancy, $295triple occupancy, $379 single occupancy. Optionaltrip cancellation insurance is available for $25 perperson. Insurance premium is due with initial tripdeposit.

Travel Group Meetings: Monday, November 27 and January 22

at 1:00 pm

Our trips leave from The Dale Association, 33 OntarioSt, Lockport. During a Dale trip, you may leave your carparked in our back parking lot (off Lock Street).

Cancellation Policy:Refunds for cancelled show ticket related trips can-not be made during the month before the show -unless we can substitute another person in your place.There can be no refunds honored one-week prior tothe performance. Refunds will not be issued untilafter the trip is complete.

We encourage you to purchase trip cancellationinsurance for all overnight trips.

Most of our trips require some walking. Please let usknow when you register for a trip if you have any limi-tations or will be bringing assistive devicesso that we can make appropriate arrange-ments. If you have questions, please callCarla Wittcop, Travel Coordinator, 433-1886, ext. 110.


Centre Events

Welcome To TheDale Association!

If you’ve recently become amember of The DaleAssociation, we’d like to offi-cially welcome you! Please

join us for a cup of coffee and agency overview onMonday, November 20 at 9:00 am, or Thursday,December 14 at 1:00 pm. Call 433-1886 to RSVP, oremail us at: [email protected].

First Annual Meat RaffleJust in time for the holidays, please join us for our firstannual Meat Raffle, Saturday, December 2. Ifyou’ve never been to a meat raffle, you will love it! Thisfast paced interactive night is sure to be lots of fun.Emcee “Jickster”, beloved DJ from 97 Rock will keep usall entertained as he spins the wheel for each of therounds of meat packages (including poultry, pork, beefand seafood). Doors open at 6:00 pm and raffles willbegin at 7:00 pm. Pre-sale tickets are $6 and include beer(21 and older) and pop. Pizza and other snacks availablefor purchase. A limitednumber of tickets are avail-able. Bring a cooler to takehome your winnings, andyou may bring in your ownsnacks.

Exclusive meat distributor: Niagara Produce

Call 433-1886 or stop by the front desk to purchase yourtickets, or visit: www.daleassociation.com for securepayments through PayPal.

Benefits of MembershipAs a Dale Association member, you’ll receive a reducedprice on most of our classes and trips found throughoutthis newsletter. You’ll receive a “Power Up” bi-monthlynewsletter in the mail. And, Dale Association membersreceive a discount at local businesses! Just present yourcurrent Dale Association membership card at the follow-ing fine establishments for extra special treatment:

The Slippery SkilletFieldstone Country Inn (special discount card issued)Lockport Home MedicalSNAP Fitness, Wrights Corners and MedinaUB Center for the ArtsMarie’s Sewing CenterUnion Cab Company

For more information, call 433-1886, visit www.daleas-sociation.com, or see page 23 for an application.

Saturday BingoJoin us on Saturday, November 18 and Saturday,December 9 at 2:00 pm for a fun filled Bingo game. Wewill run the same format as our Friday night Bingo. Doorswill open at 12:30 pm and we will start selling boards at1:00 pm. Come out and enjoy a fun afternoon and “PlayBingo.” Our kitchen will be open selling concessions, andpull tabs will be available to play. Please remember thatno one under the age of 18 will be allowed to purchaseBingo boards, play Bingo or be allowed in our hall whileBingo is running. We hope to see you here!

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Congratulations to Award winnersWe recently recognized nine individuals/organiza-tions for their outstanding support and commitmentto The Dale Association at out Annual Meeting &Awards Ceremony.

Before the ceremony guests enjoyed flavored coffeesand desserts at tables adorned by homemade center-pieces.

2017 Dale Association Award winners:Town of Lockport (pictured above) - Bette DaleService Award Lions Club of Lockport and Lockport DuplicateBridge - Teamwork AwardKathleen Whalen - Lorraine Brady RemembranceAwardBlueCross BlueShield of WNY - Millicent RussellAwardPeter and Elizabeth C. Tower Foundation andWestern New York Foundation - Chairman’s AwardDr. Sanjay Gupta and Obot Obot - President’s Award

Honorees were also recognized with certificates fromAssemblyman Mike Norris, state Sen. Rob Ortt andLockport City Mayor Anne McCaffrey. Specialthanks to all who helped make the event a success.

Book Signingwith Kelly Arteri

Author Kelly Artieri,who wrote "A Spot InMy Heart: Loving aSpecial Needs Dog” willbe at The CentreThursday, November 9at 10 am signing books. The book is a personalmemoir of life with her deafDalmatian. Arteri’s familychose to accept the challengeof raising a Dalmatian namedVinnie, who was born bi-later-ally deaf. Her story is abouthow they taught him to copewith the many problems of liv-ing in a silent world.

Photography ConsentFrom time to time, The Dale Association staff membersphotograph participants enjoying our Senior Centresocial events. These photographs are intended for use inthe promotion of Dale Association programming, andapplications for funding and grant requests. Thank youfor your support!

Wheatfield Commons


ViewpointsResidents can take advantage of a full schedule of activi-ties, social events, outings and worship services.Transportation, case management and linkages to commu-nity support services are available as needed.

“At Wheatfield Commons, we provide the highest qualityof care in a supportive atmosphere,” Administrator KathyHyland said. “We strive to enhance each resident’s quali-ty of life by providing engaging activities, a supportiveand caring staff and personal care services that promoteindependence and dignity.”

Wheatfield Commons provides seniors a lifestyle for theirfuture and offers all-inclusive rates.

For more information, visit 3920 Forest Parkway inNorth Tonawanda or contact Administrator KathyHyland-Dion or Marketing Director John Tomes at475-7600 or via email at [email protected].

Or visit www.depaul.org/locations/ wheatfield-commons/or follow us on Facebook at www.facebook. com/wheat-fieldcommons.

Wheatfield Commons is a program of DePaul, a progressive,private not-for-profit organization founded in 1958 and commit-ted to providing the highest quality services including assistedand independent living programs for seniors; residential andrehabilitation services for persons with mental illness in recov-ery, addiction prevention and support programs, vocationalprograms and affordable housing.

Wheatfield Commons, a DePaul Senior LivingCommunity in North Tonawanda opened and wel-comed new residents in October.

DePaul’s newest senior living community providesboth assisted living and memory care accommoda-tions.

Wheatfield Commons offers 55,000 square feet of gra-cious, single-floor living in a well-appointed setting. Acovered front porch greets residents and visitors as theyenter a warm and inviting community featuring spacious,furnished suites with a choice of floor plan, fully-equipped bathrooms and individually controlled heat andair conditioning.

Welcoming living areas with fireplaces and beautifullydecorated dining areas are all part of an accommodating,enriching atmosphere where residents receive the highestquality services and care.

A cozy family dining room is available for private use andspecial occasions. An oversized Jacuzzi-style soaking tubin the spa room and individual mailboxes are also provid-ed.

Close to shopping, restaurants and places of worship,Wheatfield Commons is nestled in a park-like suburbansetting with inviting grounds and courtyards. Three nutri-tious meals a day, assistance with the activities of dailyliving; physician, podiatry and convenient pharmacydelivery services and medication management are provid-ed on-site.

Weekly housekeeping, personal laundry and linen servic-es, free Wi-Fi and the option for telephone and cable TVhook-up are also available.

Fidelis Care


The 4 P’s of Choosing a Medicare Advantage Plan

The Annual Election Period (AEP) for Medicare plansis from October 15 to December 7 for coverage begin-ning January 1, 2018. People can only change orenroll in Medicare plans during the AEP or duringspecific lifetime events, such as when they turn 65.

Keep these 4 key areas in mind when comparingMedicare plans:

1. Price: The overall cost of a Medicare Advantageplan can vary, based on needs and income. Create a“health care budget” that outlines expected healthneeds, and compare overall costs.Key questions:• What is the plan’s monthly premium? • Is there a deductible you must meet firstbefore coverage begins?• Are there copays for doctor or specialist visits?

2. Products: Find out if the plan’s covered serviceswill help lower the cost of managing your health con-ditions, or if you will need to pay out of pocket forcertain health care needs. Sometimes, the least expen-sive Medicare plan (or even the most expensive one!)may not necessarily be best. Key questions:• Is there dental or vision coverage?• Can members receive help managing theirchronic conditions?• Are in-home services or care covered?

3. Providers: A Medicare plan should ideally allowyou to keep seeing the doctors you prefer. Manyhealth plans require members to see doctors within aprovider network. Other plans allow members to seeany doctor, but these plans usually cost more.

Key questions:• Are preferred doctors “in network”?• If the primary care provider is in network butspecialists are not, is it possible to still get specialistvisits covered by referral? • How close to home are the nearest in-networkdoctors?

4. Prescription Drugs: It's important to know whichmedications are covered. Make a list of your medica-tions, then check the Medicare prescription drug for-mularies of the plans being considered. A formulary isa list of medications covered by a health plan.Key questions:• Which prescriptions do you need?• Will the Medicare plan cover these prescrip-tions, or will they cost more?• If any medications are not covered, is there anacceptable alternative in the formulary?

Do you have questions or need more information?Fidelis Care's Licensed Sales Representatives areavailable to meet with in the comfort of your ownhome or at one of our many community offices.

To schedule an appointment or for more informa-tion, please call 1-800-860-8707 (TTY: 1-800-695-8544) or visit fideliscare.org/medicare.


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YourCreative

SideScrapbooking Class

On Monday, November 13 at 1:00 pm CindyCauser will be offering a brief introduction into theworld of scrapbooking. Bring four to six of yourfavorite pictures and you’ll recreate some of yourfavorite memories. Class size is limited. Call 433-1886 to register. All supplies provided. Cost: $3

Card Making ClassBring your creativity and join us Tuesday, November14 at 10:00 am for a class on Card Making! Pleasebring double sided tape, glue and scissors and we’llprovide the rest. Call 433-1886 or stop by the frontdesk to sign up by November 7. Cost: $14

Traditional Rug Hooking Looking for a fun and rewarding activity? The TraditionalRug Hooking Group meets every other Thursday at11:30 am. The group is looking for new or experiencedparticipants, and they are willing to teach anyone the skillof traditional rug hooking! Beginner kits are available forpurchase for those who enroll. Call 433-1886 to registeror with questions.

(Pictured, Linda Sawyer)

Candy Making Fun We make everything from chocolate covered pretzelsand peanuts to caramel popcorn and chocolate minia-tures to sell here at The Dale Association. You mayeven get to sneak a sample! We meet every otherTuesday at 9:30 am. Call 433-1886 to join!

Traveling Entertainers GroupEveryone is welcome to join this singing and dancinggroup. No special talents are needed. Just a happy atti-tude and the joy of making other people smile or laugh.If you are interested in joining the entertainers, aka: “TheBag Ladies” or booking this fun group for your nextevent, please contact Sherry Livergood at 433-1886 ext.109.

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Lawrence Volland, ChairChristopher Aikin, Vice ChairRichard Thunhorst, TreasurerEllen Martin, SecretarySue Mason, at Large

Thank you to our Premium SponsorsThank you to our Premium SponsorsPlease support the businesses that support The Dale Association by way of an annual Premium Sponsorship. Theirdedicated financial support makes it possible to produce “Power Up” and to offer our health and wellness series.Blue Cross and Blue Shield of WNYDavison Road OpticalFallon Health WeinbergFidelis Care

Heritage Manor of LockportHometown 1340 WLVLLockport Presbyterian Home Newfane Nursing and Rehabilitation

People, Inc. Senior HousingUnitedHealthcareWellCare Health PlansWheatfield Commons

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Your membership to The Dale Association, Inc. gives you the satisfaction of contributing to a dynamic human services organization dedicated to providing premier services to its

community and allows us to continue our tradition of excellence.

Senior Services:33 Ontario Street, Lockport 14094

Lockport Senior Centre . . . . . . 433-1886Dial-A-Lift . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 433-1886Center for Travel . . . . . . . . . . . 433-1886Senior Advocate . . . . . . . . . . . 433-1886Memory Minders . . . . . . . . . . . 433-1886CARE Telephone Reassurance. .433-1886Membership & Enrichment. . . . 433-1886Visual & Hearing Assistance . . . 433-1886Volunteer Coordinator . . . . . . . 433-1886

Mental Health Services:33 Ontario Street, Lockport 14094

PROS Center For Wellness . . . . 433-1937Peer Specialist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 433-1937 Geriatric Community Mental Health Nurse . . . . . . . . . 433-1937

624 River Road N. Tonawanda 14120Outpatient Counseling And Treatment Center . . . . . . . 693-9961

Office of the President:33 Ontario Street, Lockport 14094

President/CEO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 438-2414

Administration Offices:20 Lock Street, Lockport 14094

Administrative Support . . . . . . .433-4440Marketing & Development . . . . 433-4440

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