PHONE 716-662-6452

EMAIL opsenior@orchardparkny.org

CENTER HOURS 8:30 a.m. − 4:00 p.m.

Supervisor

Dr. Patrick Keem

Council Members Eugene Majchrzak

Michael Sherry

Director Anna Willems

MARCH 2016 NEWSLETTER

Orchard Park Senior Center 70 Linwood Avenue

Orchard Park, NY 14127

70 Linwood Avenue

Orchard Park, NY 14127

70 Linwood Avenue

Orchard Park, NY 14127

Orchard Park Senior Center

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COMPLIMENTARY CARDS A photo I.D. card entitling elderly, aged 65 years of age and older, to reduction in goods, services and bus fares may be obtained at the Rath Building, 95 Franklin Street, Room 1300, from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm Monday through Friday. Photo I.D. cards are also available for all Erie County residents aged 62.

A Note from Jackie Briggs, Senior Council President The Senior Council of Orchard Park is a 501©(3) not-for-profit organization and is able to accept tax deductible contributions. The Council continues to fund raise to make a Senior Center/Community Center become a reality. Plans are under way for the annual Victorian Tea, Spaghetti Dinner and other events. Note cards depicting Green Lake and Yates Park sketched by local artists are on sale for $8.00 and can be purchased at the Senior Center or the Town Clerk’s Office. Note: In your annual United Way Appeal your donation may be directed to The Senior Council of Orchard Park.

Health Insurance Information and Counseling Assistance Program (HIICAP) Trained volunteers can provide: unbiased information and assistance regarding Medicare, Medicare Supplement Policies (Medigaps) and Long Term Care Insurance. Confidential assistance with claims filing. Referrals to appropriate agencies including legal assistance. Call 662-6452 for an appointment.

The Orchard Park Senior Council is Hosting

PALM SUNDAY BREAKFAST

On

Sunday March 20th

at

The Orchard Park Senior Center

70 Linwood, Orchard Park

Enjoy Scrambled Eggs, Sausage, Tasty Breads,

Juice, Coffee, Tea

Choose the 10:00am seating or 11:30am

Tickets are $10.00 per person

Tickets available March 1st,

at the Orchard Park Senior Center 70 Linwood

Proceeds to benefit a new Community Activities Center

Notes From Anna

Welcome to March! Did you know that March is National Woman’s History Month, Social Workers Month, National Peanut Butter Month, National Frozen Food Month, National Nutrition Month, Red Cross Month, but best of all it’s Irish American Month, when everybody is Irish or would like to be Irish. Every St. Patrick’s Day I have a flash back to my elementary school. We celebrated this special day by singing Irish songs such as “When Irish Eyes Are Smiling” or “McNamara's Band”. Since I grew up in a very diversified neighborhood surrounded by Polish, Ukrainian, French, Croatians and Italians, it never occurred to us to wear green on St. Patrick’s Day. After all there were only two Irish families so there wasn’t much green. Of those two families one person stood out; Shannon Hickey. She came from a fairly large Irish family of four boys and three girls. I can see her walking to school on St. Patrick’s Day wearing a green hat, green knee socks, and proudly carrying a walking stick. I remember asking what the stick was for after all she hadn’t broken her leg (remember we’re in elementary school) . She set me straight by proudly stating that it was not a walking stick but a Shillelagh and it had been in the family over 100 years. That was the first time I had seen a Shillelagh. Time passed and I later learned that Shannon had entered the convent and became a nun. Knowing Shannon I’m sure she celebrates St Patrick’s day wearing the green and proudly carrying her Shillelagh.

Want to be the first to read our newsletter? If so, go to townoforchardparkny.org on the home page on the right side you will find a list of contacts and report and studies. The fourth from the bottom is “newsletters”, click on newsletter by filling in your e-mail address, it’s that easy to be the first to read our newsletter.

Is That Your Coat—-or mine? Have you ever noticed how many other coats or jackets look like yours? During the months when everyone wears a coat, it is common for people to accidentally leave the Senior Center with the wrong one. Please consider putting your name and telephone number, or some kind of identification in or on your coat to help prevent mix-ups. If you are missing a coat check the Lost and Found box, upstairs in the lobby. Items left more than 3 months will be donated to City Mission.

Reminder: The University Express Program sponsored by Erie County Department of Senior Services and held at designated Senior Centers offer stimulating academic classes free of charge to older adults. Individual topics in History, Science, current Affairs, Humanities, Life Enrichment and Wellness will be offered. Classes resume in the Spring. Remember, knowledge is power.

When entering the Center, please sign the register. Thank you!

“A Day of Mindfulness” Saturday April 16th, 10:00am-2:30pm Mindfulness is about becoming fully aware of our lives in the moment without judgement. Annette DeNies, a Mindfulness Instructor and Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Teacher will guide us through mindfulness exercises and meditation as we relax into the present moment. The day will include mindfulness meditation, mindful hatha yoga and mindful eating. Cost $40.00 (includes full day program and a lite lunch). Sign up today!

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Beginner Line Dancing Every Wednesday at 10:15am. Instructor is Lois Steck. Cost $2.50 pay as you go.

Book Group The Book Group meets the last Wednesday of every month at 10:00am at the Senior Center. The following books are scheduled for discussion.

February—The Girl On The Train—author Paula Hawkins

March— Go Set A Watchman—author Harper Lee

April — The Nightingale, by Hannah, Kristin

May —The Magic Strings author, Frankie Presto

June — Let the Great World Spin author Colum McCann

Books are available in the office. There is no fee to join the Book Group, but members are encouraged to read the book prior to attending the meetings. Everyone is welcome to join the discussion group.

What’s on Your Mind? Confused about what’s going

on in the world today? Reading the newspapers, or listening to the news, are you baffled with the information being presented? If so you may want to join our discussion group and learn the “real story” Friday March 11 at 1:00pm. Everyone is welcome!

CLASSES OFFERED AT THE ORCHARD PARK SENIOR CENTER

To register, call the Senior Center at 662-6452 or drop by 70 Linwood Ave, Orchard Park

Men’s Fitness March 15—May 19—10 week Program Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 9:00-10:00am You’ll notice regular exercising with others motivates you to work toward a healthy lifestyle. Take the first step in living a healthily life by showing up for the men’s Fitness Program. Cost for 10 week program is $40.00.

Watercolor Painting Fridays April 8—May 13,10:30am-12:30pm Students supply their own brushes and watercolor paper 140lb and paints Cost is $25.00 for 6 week

Sketching Wednesday March 30-—May 4, 1:00-3:00pm Learn to sketch using pencil or pastels. This six week program will focus on perspective and techniques of using pastels. Cost : $25.00

Acrylic Painting Tuesday February 23 - –March 29th. 1:00-3:00pm You will study landscape and still-life, scumbling and palette knife techniques. Cost 6 week $25.00.

Ladies Exercise Program March 21—May 30 Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9:00-10:00am This ten week program, uses stretching, aerobic and floor exercises tailored specifically for the needs of those 65+ years. Exercising with friends encourages you to lead a healthy and more energetic life. Instructor is Flo Kirkner. Cost 10 week is $40.00

Tai Chi Wednesday 1:15pm March 2—April 20th 8 week Tai Chi is a form of fluid movements that builds endurance, increase flexibility and balance. This one hour program is for those with some Tai Chi experience, however new students are welcome Cost: 30.00.

PLAY PICKLE BALL… FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT THE SENIOR CENTER AT 662-6452.

Birthday Bash— Friday March 18 If you have a March Birthday lets celebrate! Jeanne Zablotskyy our Site Manager invites those

who have a March birthday to submit a photo of yourself in your younger days, along with a short story describing a memorable event or it could be something as simple as your favorite dog, cat, food, etc. Everyone will enjoy a delicious birthday dessert. Join Us!

Tap Dancing For Fun! Monday February 22—April 11—8 weeks Yes, as promised the Monday Tap Dancing for Fun is back. Caryl Augustino who has been tap dancing since she was five, and owns her own studio is the instructor. Classes are 9:30-10:30am Cost: $30.00

Tuesday Night Yoga March 8 —April 26th 5:00-6:00pm Here’s a yoga class scheduled specifically for the working senior. Join us on Tuesday nights at 5:00pm. Cost for eight weeks is $30.00 . Sign up today

ZUMBA’s Back….. Thursday February 25– April 14th, 11:15-12:15pm Tuesday Night February 23 April 12, 6:30-7:30pm These two 8 week program are one of the best dance and workout routine you’ll ever do. Latin dances such as the samba, meringue, salsa and various types of music will help you get physically fit. Cost is $30.00 each

Ballroom Dancing Wednesday March 23-April 13, 2:30-3:30pm - 4wk Here’s an opportunity to brush up on your Waltz, Cha Cha or Samba and perhaps learn the Swing. You do not need a partner. Cost for 4 week $20.00

Relieve Stress through Adult Coloring Here’s a new way to reduce stress. Join us Tuesday March 15 at 1:00pm bring your books and colors. This is a great way to relax and meet new friends. This is not a class, very casual . Call 662-6452 for more

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*****Senior Computer Tutoring Computer Classes in Microsoft and Apple are now tailored to your need. A one hour ($5.00 fee) one on one session with the instructor will be offered to address your computer needs. Class is scheduled once a week on Tuesday March 1,8,15,22,29, 10:00-11:00am and from 1:00-2:00 and 2:00 to 3:00pm. Some topics to choose from:

Buying a computer; slides, e-mail, digital camera, PC Tune UP, Microsoft Office, everything you wanted to know about a computer or computer program.

If you have a laptop please bring it to class.

Free I Pad Class For the new (or not so new) iPads user, sign up for a one hour FREE class Tuesday March 1st, 1:00pm. Learn some neat and useful tips and tricks for your iPad such as customizing Safari browsing and SIRI. Prior experience is NOT required. Contact the Center at 662-6452 to register.

New*** IPhone Class Tuesday March 29 The last Tuesday of the month from 1:00pm-2:00pm the senior center will be offering a FREE iPhone class. Space is limited. Call 662-6452 to register.

REGISTER FOR THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS BY CALLING 662-6452

Meals on Wheels Do you know of someone who is 60 or older and/or disabled, or who is homebound, unable to do their own food shopping and/or cooking, living alone or has little support, in need of temporary help due to illness or recuperation? Meals on Wheels offers 2 meals a day, 5 days a week. Delivery by a volunteer provides a daily check on the well-being of the recipient. For further information or to make a referral, call 822-2002 and ask for Intake.

Duplicate Bridge Tournament The First Monday of Every Month. Next Tournament is Monday March 7,

12:30pm Everyone is Welcome The February tournament was cancelled. Join us for the March tournament. Everyone is welcome. :

Pinochle Tournament is Friday March 11, 1:00pm Congratulations to the January winners:

First Place: Cathy Hetzler

Tie for Second Place: Ruth Duffy and Carol Crossan Please register for the March tournament by calling 662-6452 Cash prizes awarded to the first,

second and third place winners.

Sing-A-Long–March 18 , 10:30am Join us in our monthly sing-a-long held the last Friday of every month from 10:30am-11:15am. Richard Jones will accompany us on the piano. All voices are welcome!

E-Reader,or Kindle? Are you having problems using your E-reader, Ipad or Kindle? Well help is on the way. Volunteer with expertise will be available to answer your questions Free. Contact the Center at 662-6452 to set up an appointment.

New**Help in IPad, IPhone, Tablet offered by Orchard Park High School Students every Wednesday at 2:30pm. Register by contacting the Center at 662-6452

Tickets To Shea’s Performing Arts

Beautiful—The Carole King Musical—Sunday March 20, 2:00pm performance. Cost $75.00 Sold Out

Wizard of Oz—Thursday April 07, 7:30 performance. This new production of The Wizard of Oz is an enchanting adaptation of the all-time classic. This production contains the beloved songs from the Oscar wining movie plus a few new songs by time Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber. Cost. $65.00 includes transportation from the Orchard Park Senior Center. Last day to sign up is Tuesday March 1st.

Dirty Dancing—Wednesday May 4, 2016, 7:30pm performance. The classic story on stage exploding with heart pounding music featuring songs such as ‘Hungry Eyes,” “Hey Baby “and I’ve Had The time of My Life”. Cost: $75.00. We have a few spots left. Interested? contact the senior center no later than March 10.

Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra

Star –Spangled Pops—Friday May 27, 2016 The BPO is joined by the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus for a patriotic tradition as we honor those who have served

our country and pay tribute to the American spirits. Lunch at Tappo’ Italian Restaurant. Cost $70.00. Reservation with payment starts March 1st.

Reminder: Please register early to prevent cancellation. All events and classes are based on a minimum and maximum number of participants. If an event does not meet its minimum quota there is a very good chance it will be cancelled.

Discovering Buffalo! Coming up this year are plans to continue discovering this beautiful City.

Martin House and Forest Lawn Thursday May 12, 9:30—3:00pm Cost: $50.00 We’ll make our way to the Martin House for a 90 minute tour which includes the Martin House, pergola, conservatory, carriage house and the Barton House. Lunch will be at one of the local restaurants. Afterwards we’ll make our way to Forest Lawn where we’ll learn about the history including the rural cemetery movement, and the permanent residents. Registration with payment starts March 15

Candlelight Tour of Mansions—tentative date June 16

Waterfront and Canal side Tour—Thursday July 21st

If you are interested in any of the above tours please sign the signup sheet found in the lobby. Those on the sign-up sheet will be the first to sign up for the trip.

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Coming Up...

**** FREE FREE FREE **** Mind Aerobics offered every Monday at 1:00 p.m., has evolved into a social as well as a challenging one hour program. Research has shown that brainteasers, word puzzles, critical thinking, trivia, learning a new language or taking up ballroom dancing often delays the onset of Alzheimer’s. Keeping your mind in tiptop shape will boost your creativity and ability to tackle complex problems. This weekly mental workout will help you keep mentally fit. Join us for a fun filled hour!

Orchard Park Senior Center Dinner Club The Orchard Park Senior Center Dinner Club welcomes new participants. For information contact the Senior Center at 662-6452. Join us for the following dinner outings:

Thursday March 3—J.P. Fitzgerald contact person is Jackie at 662-3982 Thursday April 7 —Roycroft Inn, Contact person is Jackie at 662-3982 Thursday May 5 To Be Announced

The next meeting is Tuesday March 1 , at 10:00am at the Orchard Park Senior Center Everyone is welcome!

SENIOR GROUPS

In addition to the Senior Center activities and programs, the following groups offer social events, escorted trips

locally in the U.S and the world!

Armor Seniors meet every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month at 1:30 pm at Armor Bible Presbyterian Church, 5650 Powers Rd. President is Arlene Schlierf and can be reached at 649-5845. For trip information, contact Shirley Doyle at 823-0197

Hillcrest Seniors meet every 2nd and 4th Thursday at the American Legion Post, North Buffalo Rd. Orchard Park President is Gerry Klein He can be reached at 884-4383. Richard Jones is the travel consultant and can be reached at 827-7074

Orchard Park Senior Citizens meet every 1st and 3rd Wednesday at the American Legion Post, North Buffalo Rd. Orchard Park. Jim Twist is the President and he can be reached at 674-8661.For travel contact Ruth Duffy at 649-7026.

Sacred Heart Seniors meet every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month in the lower hall at Our Lady of Sacred Heart Church on Abbott Road. President Esther Marcin Cullis she can be reached at 649-6850.

St. John’s Lutheran Church, Diamonds in the Rough meet the first Tuesday of the month at 1:00 pm at St. John’s Lutheran Church, Highland Avenue Orchard Park. For information call Alan Groth at 662-2140.

St. John Vianney Seniors meet every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 12:45 pm in St. John Vianney Parish Center on Southwestern Boulevard. The President is Dorothy Dzikowski, and she can be reached at 674-1645. For tour information contact Cindy Crawley 675-1104.

Step In Time Celebrates St. Patrick’s Day at the Orchard Park Senior Center Friday March 4th 1:30-2:30pm It’s never to early to start celebrating St. Patrick’s Day, so plan on joining us on Friday March 4th. Monte and Marcia Jones, Step In Time, are masters of the Irish flute, bodran and more will get us into the spirit. Tickets on sale now are $3.00.

Tunes with Tom Bender Friday April 15, 1:30pm He’s back! That’s right Tom Bender and his wonderful voice will be at the Center to entertain you with some great tunes from the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s popularized by Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennet and all the great singers. Enjoy an afternoon of great entertainment. Tickets $3.00 on sale March 8th.

Health Enrichment Programs***Free Live a happier, healthier life by attending the following programs brought to you by Blue Cross and Blue shield

of Western New York. Please register at the office.

Living With Arthritis --Thursday March 3, 1:00pm Did you know that arthritis affects 1 in 5 adults? If you are one of them, join us as we discuss the causes of arthritis and both medical and natural treatment options.

Diabetes: Learn, Prevent, and Manage Thursday April 07, 1:00pm Are you living with diabetes? Are you at risk for diabetes? You’re not alone— 25.8 million Americans have diabetes. Join us as we discuss how to prevent and control diabetes through a healthy lifestyle, including a healthy eating plan, physical activity, and weight management.

Talking to Your Doctor Thursday May 5, 1:00pm Sometimes visiting the doctor can be confusing and frustrating. It can be hard to understand and remember everything the doctor says. In this seminar, you’ll learn tips for communicating more successfully with your doctor and making the most of every visit.

United Health Care Confused about your Medicare plan? Want to learn the benefits than United Health Care provides? If so, plan to meet with Karen Olsen, Representative with United Health Care on the following dates: Tuesday April 19th from 10:00-12:00noon

Blue Cross an Blue Shield Information A representative will be here to answer questions you have regarding Blue Cross and Blue Shied coverage. Monday March 14 from 10:00-12:00noon

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Spend an afternoon at the movies. Reserve lunch by calling 662-8378 and then stay for the movie at 1:00pm. 50 cents includes popcorn and drink.

March 2 —Steve Jobs starring Kate Winslet, Katherine

Waterston. This drama explores the genius and shortcomings of computing guru Steve Jobs through the

lens of three product launches. March 9 —Spotlight starring Lief Schreiber, Michal Keaton. Two journalists from the Boston Globe begin to uncover a massive scandal involving abuse by the Catholic Church—Drama

March 16—Spectre —starring Daniel Craig, Ralph

Fiennes. A cryptic message rom the past sends James Bond on a rogue mission to Mexico City where he meets Lucia the widow of an infamous criminal. Bond infiltrates a meeting and uncovers organization known as SPECTRE

March 23—Daddy’s Home—starring Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg. Story is about a mild-mannered radio executive who strives to become the best step dad to his wife’s two children, but complications ensue when the freeloading real father arrives. Comedy March 30—Brooklyn —starring Saorise Ronan, moving story of Elis Lacy a young Irish immigrant navigating her way through 1950s Brooklyn—Drama/Romance

Turkey casserole, Whipped potatoes, buttermilk biscuit. Chocolate cake , Goulash, broccoli, salad, bread, ice-cream Ham steak, sweet potatoes, cauliflower, strawberry Bavarian Chicken cutlet, carrots, green beans, tropical fruit, cookies **Jeanne Soup of the Day Entrée Salad—Tuna pasta salad, mixed greens Crackers, diced pears Knockwurst w/sauerkraut, whipped potatoes, mix. Veg. diced peaches Boneless chicken breast, lima bean bake, carrot Fruited gelatin Sliced turkey, stuffing, sweet potatoes, apples & cranberries, cookies Stuffed pepper, whipped potatoes, green beans, roll, fresh fruit, cake .***Jeanne Soup of the Day Vegetarian Chili, broccoli cornbread, orange-pineapple velvet Chicken cutlet, potatoes, green bean casserole, cookies Salisbury Steak, spinach, rice, apple crisp Entrée Salad—grilled chicken, lettuce blend, roll, cake St. Pat’s Lunch—Sliced corned beef, potato soup sautéed cabbage & carrots, Leprechaun donut Cheese Omelet, home fried, gelatin, Salad bar Swedish meatballs, rice, Brussel sprouts, carrot, fig bar Oven roasted chicken thigh, sweet potatoes, mixed vegetable, pineapple tidbits Easter Lunch—Bone-in breaded pork chop, dutchess potatoes, peas, roll coconut cream pie Ricotta stuffed shells, cauliflower, spinach, peach Bavarian —Salad Bar GOOD FRIDAY—CENTER CLOSED DINGUS DAY LUNCH Cabbage roll, potatoes Green beans, s’more pudding Vegetable lasagna roll, corn bread, tropical fruit Chili, cauliflower, salad, cornbread, sherbet Boneless Chicken, squash, peas, fruited gelatin Ham steak, roasted potatoes, veg, banana cake

Stay Fit Dining Program In cooperation with Erie county Department of Senior Services, the town provides a nutritious hot meal, and social opportunities to meet new friends for persons age 60 or over and their spouses Monday through Friday at noon. The suggested contribution for is $3.00 Please call Jeanne at 662-8378 by Wednesday 10:00am to make reservations for the upcoming week. Also, remember, if you haven’t made a reservation you may contact Jeanne to fill a cancellation.

NEED A RIDE? CALL RURAL TRANSIT 662-8378 Rural Transit Service (RTS) is a non-profit transportation service. Residents are transported to dialysis clinics, medical offices, physical therapy, pharmacies, nutrition sites, adult day care, grocery stores, banks, salon/barbers, etc., with medical trips taking priority. Trips are free, but donations are accepted. *Volunteers are needed to drive or dispatch*

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******* GOING PLACES VAN ****** Need a ride into Buffalo for medical appointments,

physical therapy or other human services? Call 858-7433.

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A.A.R.P. Driver Safety Program Offered at the Orchard Park Senior Center the

last Thursday and Friday of every month from 1:00-4:00 pm. Classes will be held:

Thursday, March 17 and Friday, March 18 And

Thursday, April 28 and Friday April 29 (You must attend both days)

The course is for 50 years of age and older. Those completing the course qualify for up to a 10% discount on their automobile liability and collision insurance and a 4 point reduction on their driver’s license for accrued moving violations. Registration is required by calling the Center at 662-6452 or by dropping by. Program cost: $20.00 for AARP members, $25.00 if you are not a member of AARP. Checks only please.

FREE BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING

EVERY MONDAY 1:00-3:00pm

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