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The Courier
Catonsville Senior Center
May 2015
Senior Center’s
Address and Hours of Operation
501 N. Rolling Road
Catonsville, MD 21228
Day/Hours of Operation
Monday ~ Friday—
8:30 AM ~ 4PM
Phone: 410-887-0900
Fax: 410-887-1013
Email:
[email protected]
CENTER STAFF
Director
Nicole Sheehan
Assistant Director
Grace McDowell
Center Connection Specialist
Keishia Mkangaza
Custodian
Kim Hickey
Community Outreach Specialist
Angela Boone
Ombudsman
Sveltlana Dyubanov
Home Team Coordinator
Catonsville Senior Center’s 45th
Anniversary Dinner - May 8th
4:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Tickets are on sale now for the 45th Anniversary
Dinner. Tickets are $20.00 per person.
The celebration includes:
Cocktail Hour
Full Dinner
Music, Dancing & Entertainment
You can get your tickets in the Staff Office.
Get Into The Act by joining a class, volunteering or checking
out our special events calendar to get into the act!
REGISTRATION FOR SUMMER CLASSES
Special Events &
Programs
Page 2
May 18, 2015 at 1:00 p.m.
Center Information
Pages 4 & 5
NOTE: You will need to have your current LAVENDAR
membership card and a separate check for each class.
Daily Class
Schedule
Pages 6 & 7
Travel
Page 8
Council News
Page 9
Numbers will be given out at 12:00 p.m. at the
Front Reception Desk.
2015 Special Events & Programs
Date
Friday, May 01, 2015
Tuesday, May 05, 2015
Wednesday, May 06, 2015
Time
1:00 p.m.
Friday, May 08, 2015
10 a.m.
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
Friday, May 15, 2015
Description
Weinkam & Weinkam will be on hand to talk
with members one-on-one regarding their power
of attorney and Five Wishes.
Appointment required.
12:45 p.m. Afternoon Music Join "Two for the Show" as they perform your
favorite hits from the 50s, 60s and 70s.
Join Daria Rovinski, RN in an interactive
10 a.m. Your Feet Could
Stand Better
discussion on proper care of your feet. Can't
Care
leave home without them.
10 a.m.
Thursday, May 07, 2015
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Event Title
Law Day
Mom’s Day Out Wine tasting along with food pairing hosted by
Council President David Bond. Registration
required. Only 20 ladies allowed.
Hand Massage
Give yourself a treat and have a hand massage
with therapist Adrienne Hausman. Must sign up
at the Front Reception Desk.
Emergency Pre- Learn what you should have on hand in case of
paredness
an emergency.
Learn the impact of famous women in American
Women
12:45 p.m.
history with historian and photojournalist
Throughout
Denny Lynch.
American
History
New Member Come and learn about the Catonsville Senior
9 a.m.
Orientation
Center's activities, events and resources from
Center Director Nicole Sheehan.
9:30 a.m.
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
12:45 p.m.
Friday, May 15, 2015
12:45 p.m.
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
12:45 p.m.
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
4:00 p.m.
Navigating the Eram Abbasi from Maryland Dept. of Aging
Aging System: and Peggy Miller from BCDA will talk about an
exciting new on-line resource directory to help
Where Do I
find resources and services.
Start?
Karaoke w/
Join in the fun and be a star with Karaoke
Kathy
Kathy Snello.
Afternoon
Singles and couples alike come join the fun at
Dance Party our Afternoon Dance Party with live entertainment from Witicha Wayne. Enjoy refreshments
and lite fare. Donations welcome see
Charlie Barrett.
Wine Tasting Wine tasting with food pairing by David Bond.
Registration required. Cost: $5.00. Limit 25
people.
BIOGRAPHY BOOK CLUB
The Biography Book Club will meet the last Monday of each month in the Staff Conference Room
at 10:00 a.m. The following is a list of topics:
May 27th—John Hopkins
(No discussion in June, July or August)
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Special Events & Programs - continued
Date
Time
Event Title
Description
Thursday, May 21, 2015
10 a.m.
Computer
Assistance
Do you have questions about your laptop, tablet,
Kindle or smart phone come see Alvin Miller
in the Computer Lab.
Thursday, May 21, 2015
Friday, May 22, 2015
Friday, May 22, 2015
Monday, May 25, 2015
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Viedo Viewers Will be watching "The Book Thief" followed by
Club
an interactive discussion.
Have Your
Have your caricature drawn by artist
10 a.m.
Caricature
Esther Polack in the Library.
Drawn
Music Fest
Vocalist Sara Jones of the Music Performance
12:45 p.m.
Trust Fund will perform music and songs.
All Day Center is Closed The center will be closed in observance of
Memorial Day.
10 a.m. What's So Grand Join Dr. Frances Bond will discuss the joys of
About
and challenges of grandparenting.
Grandparenting
Guitars of
Relax and enjoy the melodic music of guitarist
12:45 p.m.
Pikesville
Josh Polack of Guitars of Pikesville.
Let's Play -Let's play -- what should you keep and toss in
10 a.m.
Food: Keep or
your refrigerator.
Toss?
12:45 p.m.
Your Catonsville Senior Center Council Invites you to visit them on their website at
www.catonsvilleseniorcenter.org And Like us on Facebook. — Keep up-to-date on what is happening now
and what is coming up next month. Join Us ONLINE!! Anytime.
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BOUTIQUE SHOP
Donations in excellent condition accepted for sale. Open
every morning selling trinkets, jewelry, knick-knacks, snacks,
novelties, & cards. All funds raised support council- sponsored
activities such as entertainment, the computer lab, pool
room & fitness center.
Boutique Shop Volunteer
Manager is Anne Roach
Gift Certificates are Available for Purchase.
Open Monday thru Friday 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
2015 AARP SAFE DRIVING CLASSES
June 1, 2015
August 31, 2015
October 26, 3015
December 7, 2015
Classes are held on Mondays from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
in Room 106. You must register & pay in advance.
$15.00 for AARP members and $20.00 for non-AARP
members. Checks only made payable to AARP.
Shopping Shuttle
May 19, 2015
WalMart
(sign up by May 5th)
See Keishia Mkangaza
M-O-T-H-E-R
"M" is for the million things she gave me,
"O" means only that she's growing old,
"T" is for the tears she shed to save me,
"H" is for her heart of purest gold;
"E" is for her eyes, with love-light shining,
"R" means right, and right she'll always be,
Put them all together, they spell
"MOTHER,"
By Howard Johnson
Check out special events for moms on
Pages 2 and 3 of the newsletter
FITNESS CENTER’S HOURS OF OPERATION
Monday - Wednesday 8:30 am - 3:30 pm
Thursday - Friday 8:30 am - 3:00 pm
Cost: $100.00 per year or installments
of $25.00 per quarter.
Participants must be members of the
Catonsville Senior Center & aged 60 or above.
PERSONAL TRAINING PACKAGES
Our fitness center now offers affordable Personal Training Packages to help you get ready, get set & get fit.
Members have an option of:
♦ One-Hour Session (One person) $45.00
♦ Half-Hour Session (One person) $25.00
♦ Workout with a Friend Package $60.00
♦ Individualized Fitness Assessment (One person) $50
♦ Exercise Program Get Ready! Get Set! Get Fit! Special (One person) $130
REGISTRATION FORMS FOR FITNESS CENTER LOCATED IN THE STAFF OFFICE
Note: Fitness Center will be closed if there is no monitor available to staff the center.
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TRAVEL THE
WITH CATONSVILLE
Tour Philadelphia
Philadelphia, PA
May 13, 2015
Cost: $96.00
Tour historic Philadelphia visiting Independence
Mall, the Liberty Bell and other wonderful sights.
Lunch included at the Moshulu Restaurant.
Casino Trip
Delaware Park Casino
July 16, 2015
Cost: $35.00 Bonus: $30.00
Visit the Windy City
Chicago, IL
7/19/15—7/25/15
Cost: $570.00 (Double); $750.00 (Single)
Visit the Willis Tower, Museum of Science &
Industry, The Magnificent Mile, shop at the
historic Navy Pier and relax on a cruise to take in
the spectacular Chicago skyline from Lake
Michigan. Includes 10 meals (6 breakfasts & 4
dinners).
Casino Trip
Delaware Park Casino
May 21, 2015
Cost: $35.00 Bonus: $30.00
Chesapeake Bay Lighthouse Cruise
Annapolis, MD
June 11, 2015
Cost: $86.00
From Annapolis cruise under the Chesapeake
Bridge to the Thomas Point, Sandy Shoal and
Baltimore Harbor Lighthouses. Also shop at the
Amish Market in Annapolis.
Toby’s Dinner Theater
Columbia, MD
June 24, 2015
Cost: $70.00
See a live performance of “1776” and a buffet lunch.
Crab Feast Suicide Bridge Restaurant
Hurlock, MD
July 28, 2015
Cost: $67.00
Crab feast and tour of Annapolis. Shopping at
the Annapolis Mall.
The Big Apple—New York City
September 26—28, 2015
Cost $350 (double) or $455.00 (single)
Deposit: $75.00 p/p due upon registration
Visit the new 911 Museum and Memorial, two
guided tours of New York City, Central Park,
Rockefeller Center, Times Square and Wall
Street. Tickets on sale now. Final payment due
7/21/15.
NOTE: Buses depart from Security Square
Mall at the rear of the Sears Auto Center Entrance
for “day trips.” Buses depart from the senior center for “overnight trips”. Please read all
information on your receipt.
Travel Office Hours
Monday
12:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Wednesday 12:30PM—2:30 PM
Phone: 410-744-0170
Tuesday & Thursday
Closed Friday
9:00 AM –11:30 AM
Chairperson: Cindy Ford
Travel Committee: Carolyn Hennick, Toby Eagle, Pamela Buseck, Roseanne Ostroff,
Ida Jiggetts, Barbara Vesay, Charles Vesay.
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DAILY PROGRAM & COURSE SCHEDULE—May 2015
DAY & TIME
MONDAY
8:45 ~ 9:30
9:35 ~ 10:20
9:00 ~ 11:30
9:30 ~ 11:30
9:30 ~ 11:30
10:00 ~ 11:30
9:30 ~ 11:30
10:00 ~11:30
PROGRAM/COURSE
INSTRUCTOR
Francesca Chambers, CSCC
Ballroom
Francesca Chambers, CSCC
Ballroom
Volunteer
114
Joseph Bates Burk, CCBC
301
Loan Tran, CSCC
Lab
Alan Reese, CSCC
212
Joseph Cassar, CSCC
301
Jane Byers, Volunteer
Conference Room
12:30 ~
12:30 ~
12:30 ~
1:00 ~
1:00 ~
2:30
4:00
2:00
2:00
3:00
Stretch & Flex
Stretch & Flex
Bridge
Stained Glass
Getting to Know Your Computer I
Creative Writing
Drawing/Pen & Ink
Biography Book Club
(4th Monday)
Getting to Know Your Computer II
Chess
Council General Membership Mtg.
Council Board Meeting (2nd Mon.)
Easy Cooking for Seniors
1:00 ~
1:00 ~
1:00 ~
1:00 ~
1:30 ~
3:00
3:00
3:45
3:45
3:30
Bowling
Rummikub
Mah Jong
Model Railroad
Line Dancing (Beginners)
Jean Davis, Volunteer
Carolyn Cowles, Volunteer
Eileen Lewis, Volunteer
Sal Fertitta, Volunteer
Nancy Sullivan, CCBC
TUESDAY
9:00 ~ 10:00
8:45 ~ 10:00
9:30 ~ 11:30
10:00 ~ 11:00
10:00 ~ 11:30
10:05 ~ 11:05
10:00 ~ 11:15
10:30 ~ 11:30
11:10 ~ 12:10
11:30 ~ 12:30
12:30 ~ 1:45
12:30 ~ 2:00
12:45 ~ 2:15
1:30 ~ 3:30
2:00 ~ 4:00
T’ai Chi (Beginners)
Moderate Exercise
BP Screening, (1st Tuesday)
Pets on Wheels
Organ Lessons
T’ai Chi (Advanced)
Moderate Exercise
Reminiscence
T’ai Chi (Intermediate)
Contemporary Line Dancing
Chair-based Exercise & Fitness
Piano Lessons
Zentangle
Line Dancing (Advanced)
Table Tennis
Gerry Hughes, CCBC
Tessa Clements, CCBC
St. Agnes Nursing Staff
Carol Reid, CSCC
Gerry Hughes, CCBC
Tessa Clements, CCBC
Keishia Mkangaza, Staff
Gerry Hughes, CCBC
Rene & Linda, CSCC
Brenda Burley, CCBC
Carol Reid, CSCC
MJ Kehne, CSCC
Nancy Sullivan, CCBC
William Van Wright, Volunteer
WEDNESDAY
9:00 ~ 11:30
9:00 ~ 12:00
9:00 ~ 10:00
9:30 ~ 11:30
10:00 ~ 12:00
10:15 ~ 11:00
10:30 ~ 12:00
10:30 ~ 11:30
12:30 ~ 3:30
1:00 ~ 3:00
11:45 ~ 12:45
4:00 ~ 5:30
Bridge (Intermediate)
Community Projects
Exercise for Seniors
Painting/Watercolor
Computer Lab (1st Wednesday)
Mat Core Strength
Line Dancing (Beginners)
Introduction to Spanish
Duplicate Bridge
Woodcarving Club
Continuing Spanish
Pool Lessons
Volunteer
Mary Carper, Volunteer
Francesca Chambers, CSCC
Joseph Cassar, CCBC
Loan Tran, Volunteer
Fran Chambers, CSCC
Nancy Sullivan, CCBC
Susan Fredericks, CSCC
June Welch, Volunteer
Buddy Stiffler, Volunteer
Susan Fredericks, CSCC
John Dulaney
Loan Tran, CSCC
Ernie Strong, Volunteer
(4th Monday/Quarterly)
David Bond, President
Michelle Sapp, CCBC
ROOM
Lab
114
Dining Room
212
Kitchen
(April 20, May 18, June 15)
6
Ellicott City
Lounge
301
301
Ballroom
301
Ballroom
Library
Center
114
301
Ballroom
212
301
Ballroom
106
114
301
Ballroom
106
Game Room
301
Ballroom
301
Clerestory
106
Ballroom
212
106
301
212
Pool Room
DAILY PROGRAM & COURSE SCHEDULE—May 2015
DAY & TIME
PROGRAM/COURSE
WEDNESDAY (cont’d)
11:45 ~ 12:45
Continuing Spanish
1:00 ~ 2:30
Afternoon Dancing
(Singles & Couples)
3:00 ~ 4:00
Circuit Training
1:00 ~ 4:00
Model Railroad Club
INSTRUCTOR
ROOM
Susan Fredericks, CSCC
Charlie Barrett, Volunteer
212
Ballroom
Francesca Chambers, CSCC
Sal Fertitta, Volunteer
Ballroom
301
WEDNESDAY EVENING
4:00 ~ 5:00
Gentle Yoga
5:15 ~ 6:15
Hatha Yoga
Elaine Collins, CSCC
Elaine Collins, CSCC
301
Ballroom
THURSDAY
8:45 ~ 10:00
9:30 ~ 11:00
9:00 ~ 1:00
Tessa Clements, CCBC
Betty Lewis, CCBC
Volunteer
Ballroom
301
106
10:00 ~ 11:00
10:30 ~ 11:30
10:15 ~ 11:30
12:45 ~ 1:45
12:45 ~ 1:45
1:00 ~ 3:00
1:00 ~ 4:00
1:00 ~ 4:00
2:00 ~ 3:00
2:00 ~ 4:00
Moderate Exercise
Iyengar Yoga
Catonsville Senior Center Bingo
(1st, 2nd, & 4th Thursdays)
Issues & Aging
(1st & 3rd Thursdays)
Reminiscence
(2nd & 4th Thursdays)
Moderate Exercise
ZUMBA
Chair-based Exercise
Rummikub
Pinochle (3rd Thursday)
Bridge (2 Tables)
(1st, 2nd & 4th Thursdays)
Rolling Road Investment Club
(2nd Thursday)
Table Tennis (Singles & Doubles)
FRIDAY
7:00 ~ 2:00
9:00 ~ 9:45
10:30 ~ 11:30
10:00 ~ 11:00
10:00 ~ 11:30
10:30 ~ 12:00
12:00 ~ 2:00
12:15 ~ 3:30
12:30 ~ 1:00
Tennis
Advanced Body Fit
Life Enrichment
Belly Dancing
Line Dancing (Advanced)
Piano Lessons
Ceramics
Duplicate Bridge
Mah Jong Lessons
1:00 ~ 3:30
1:30 ~ 3:30
Seasonal
Mah Jong
Line Dancing (Advanced)
Softball
Susan Plakitsis, LCSW-C
212
Keishia Mkangaza, Staff
212
Tessa Clements, CCBC
Mary Krause, CCBC
Video Venue
Carolyn Cowles, Volunteer
Volunteer
Anne Hutchinson, Volunteer
Ballroom
Ballroom
301
Lounge
114
114
Volunteer
212
William Van Wright, Volunteer
106
Volunteer
Francesca Chambers, CSCC
Keishia Mkangaza, Staff
Samara, IC
Nancy Sullivan, CCBC
Catherine Elkiss, CSCC
Carol Uhlig, Volunteer
Dick Nagel, Volunteer
Eileen Lewis, Volunteer
Courts
Ballroom
212
301
Ballroom
114
301
106
114
Eileen Lewis, Volunteer
Nancy Sullivan, CCBC
Ed Lowman, Volunteer
114
Ballroom
Field
(One time fee of $10.00 for lessons)
NOTE: THE DEPARTMENT OF AGING RECOMMENDS THAT YOU CHECK WITH YOUR PHYSICIAN BEFORE
PARTICIPATING IN ANY PHYSICALLY DEMANDING ACTIVITY.
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OFFICERS FOR 2014 - 2015
President
David Bond
1st Vice President
Marie Cassizzi
2nd Vice President
Eunice Harris
Treasurer
Carolyn Cowles
Asst. Treasurer
George Willinghan, Jr.
Secretary
Mary Walsh
Advocate
Sharyn Doyle
MEMBERS AT LARGE
Gail Collins
Mary Breland
Judy Downing
Joe Lundin
CATONSVILLE SENIOR CENTER
COUNCIL NEWS
(The Council is a 501C(3) non-profit organization
& welcomes your tax deductible
contribution)
The Center Council’s Board Meeting
When: Monday, May 11, 2015
Time: 1:00 PM
Where: CSC, Room 212
COMMUNITY MEMBER AT LARGE
Jon DeCrette of Caldwell Banker
National Crime Victim’s Rights
Community Service Team of BCPD
Every year the nation observes National Crime Victims’ Rights
Week—promoting victims’ rights and honoring crime victims and those
who advocate on their behalf. Millions of Americans each year are
victimized by crime—acts of terrorism, violent crime, financial fraud, child
abuse, computer crime, kidnapping, bank robbery...the list is endless.
Communities across the country celebrate decades of hard-earned progress in securing
the rights, resources and protection that crime victims’ need to rebuild their lives. Our goal is
to promote awareness to every association around Baltimore County.
Below is a list of resources/sponsors that will aid the victims of crime in their quest to restore their lives for the future. These resources will help victims deal with mental, physical,
financial, emotional and spiritual issues.
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Governor’s Office of Crime Control and Prevention
http://www.goccp.maryland.gov/victim/cvrw.php
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Maryland Crime Victims’ Resource Center
http://www.mdcrimevictims.org/
Department of Public safety and Correctional Services
http://www.dpscs.state.md.us
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Maryland Attorney General’s Office
http://www.oag.state.md.us/victim.htm
Maryland Department of Human Resources
http://www.dhr.state.md.us/blog/?page_id=3892
From Sharyn Doyle
Advocate
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What Happened in May
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An American U-2 spy plane was shot down over
Russia. Pilot Gary Powers was tried and convicted for espionage. (1960)
At Kent State University 4 students were killed
by National Guardsmen while protesting Nixon’s
invasion of Cambodia. (1970)
Wall Street Crash of 1893 began as stock prices
fell. Over 600 banks closed. (1893)
Alan Shepard became the first American in
space piloting the spacecraft Freedom 7. (1961)
The British passenger ship Lusitania was torpedoed by a German submarine off the coast of
Ireland. 1,198 lives lost. (1915)
The French Indochina War ended with the fall of
Dien Bien Phu in a victory by the Vietnamese
over the French colonial forces. (1954)
The 27th Amendment to the constitution was
ratified prohibiting Congress from giving itself
pay raises. (1992)
Former political prisoner Nelson Mandela was
inaugurated as president of South Africa. (1994)
George VI was crowned at Westminister Abbey
following the abdication of his brother, Edward
VIII in order to marry divorcee Wally Simpson.
(1937)
Smallpox vaccine was developed by Dr. Edward
Jenner who coined the term vaccination for the
new procedure of injecting a milder form of the
disease into healthy persons resulting in immunity. (1796)
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An octopus has three hearts.
You can’t hum while holding your nose.
Every two minutes, we take more pictures than
all of humanity in the 19th century.
There are more fake flamingos in the world
than real flamingos.
You can call home from an ice telephone
booth at a festival in Alaska.
To keep from drifting apart, sleeping otters
may link paws.
8% of people have an extra rib.
Australia is the only continent with no active
volcanoes.
Letter From the President of the Council
May flowers are blooming and a very long
winter is behind us. What a great chance for us all to
get outdoors and experience the beauty of nature. I
hope you have safety in mind when planning your
events for the coming warm weather months.
Remember to use sunscreen that is 30 SPF or
higher. This goes for even brief periods when you’ll
be exposed to those potentially harmful rays of the
sun.
We are quickly closing in on our 45th Anniversary Celebration this month to be held here at the
center on May 8th. If you have not already
purchased your tickets ($20.00 per person), do so
now to make sure you are not left out. It promises to
be a wonderful time with live music, great food, and
most importantly, YOU !
Memorial Day is the one time every year
when we thank those who either currently serve or
have served our country in the armed forces. Their
devotion to duty and protecting the rights we all
enjoy should never be taken lightly. Thank a vet who
you may know, or just stop someone in uniform that
you may encounter on the street and tell them how
much you appreciate what they do.
We have a council meeting here at
Catonsville Senior Center this month on May 11, and
next month on June 8. Please stop by and sit in on
the meeting. You are always welcome, and we’d love
to get your input on items of interest to you. Lets’
start the summer season off right and stay active!
David Bond, Council President
3 IN ONE RIDDLE OF THE MONTH
In 1915 1) what British landmark was auctioned off,
2) what was the first doll sold, and 3) what type of
phone call was first made?
Answer: 1)_______________________________
2)_______________________________
3)_______________________________
Name: ________________________________
Answer the riddle and put your answer in the riddle
box. A name with the correct answer will be drawn at
the end of the month.
THE EATING TOGETHER MENU FOR MAY IS FOUND AT THE
REGISTRATION TABLE OUTSIDE THE DINING AREA.
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Department of Aging News and Events
Add Sizzle to Your Life with Senior Box Office!
Senior Box Office (SBO) offers complimentary and discounted tickets to members for cultural,
educational, and entertainment events. SBO also offers exciting travel opportunities to both members
and non-members. A brochure outlining events and trips is published quarterly. Seniors age 60 and
older are invited to join. The 2015-2016 membership year runs October 1, 2015 through September
30, 2016. Annual membership dues are:
• $30 per household with brochures delivered electronically by email OR
• $38 per household with printed brochures delivered by regular mail.
Early Bird Special: Seniors who join by May 31 will receive 15 months of membership for the
price of 12. Seniors will receive the Summer 2015 brochure in addition to the four regular membership year brochures (Fall 2015 through Summer 2016).
More information, as well as a membership application, is available on the SBO website www.
seniorboxoffice.org. Seniors may also call SBO at 410-887-5399 or email [email protected]
to request an application or find out how to Give the Gift of SBO.
Third Annual Gift Basket Silent Auction
Participate in Arbutus Senior Center’s Third Annual Silent Auction of over 25 themed gift baskets.
There is something for everyone. Bidding will take place from Monday, May 18 to Friday, June 12,
2015. Donations of Gift Baskets are also welcomed. Proceeds will benefit the Arbutus Senior Center.
Call 410-887-1410 for more information or the list of Gift Baskets.
Market to Meal Time
Market to Mealtime is an innovative program, developed by Maryland Food Supplement Nutrition Education (FSNE), to encourage consumption of fruits and vegetables. The curriculum reflects
the Maryland growing season, highlighting produce grown locally in spring, summer, and fall. Participants learn simple, low-cost ways to include more fruits and vegetables in meals and snacks. Recipes
provided combine seasonal fruits and vegetables with staple foods such as whole grains, lean protein
and low-fat dairy foods. The following free Food for Thought presentations are open to the public:
Ateaze
Fleming
Cockeysville
Essex
Woodlawn
Lansdowne
Reisterstown
Liberty
Rosedale
Parkville
Arbutus
Overlea
Pikesville
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Monday, June 8, 2015
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Thursday, June 29, 2015
Monday, July 20, 2015
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Monday, September 21, 2015
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
10:30 a.m.
1 p.m.
11 a.m.
12:45 p.m.
11:45 a.m.
11 a.m.
11 a.m.
11 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
12:45 p.m.
1 p.m.
12:45 p.m.
Baltimore County
Department of Aging
MISSION
The Baltimore County
Department of Aging
strengthens lives by
connecting individuals
to community resources,
programs and services.
MAP of BAltiMore County • 410-887-2594 • (Maryland Relay 7-1-1)
[email protected]
Maryland Access Point ( MAP) of Baltimore County is part of a nationwide effort to streamline
access to support, services and benefits to older adults, persons with disabilities, their families and
care providers.
CENTER CONNECTION
Center Connection links persons age 60 and over who need support to activities and services
provided by the senior center. Center Connection Specialists, operating in eight Baltimore County
Senior Centers, maximize individual’s senior center experience by encouraging participation in
activities, registering for classes/Eating Together, and connecting them with other members.
COMMUNITY OUTREACH SPECIALISTS
www.baltimorecountymd.gov/aging
410-887-2594
This program connects Baltimore County residents age 60+ to community resources. Outreach
workers evaluate seniors’ needs, assist with applying for benefits and services, and connect seniors
to resources.
COUNTYRIDE
410-887-2594
410-887-2970
410-887-2080
CountyRide provides paratransit transportation within the County for qualifying clients to
appointments Monday through Friday. Reservations must be prescheduled and are scheduled on
a first come, first serve basis. A book of 6 tickets costs $15. Payment by check or exact amount of
cash (No change available in vehicles.)
EATING TOGETHER
410-887-3052
The Eating Together program provides a nutritious meal and socialization in over 40 County sites
in senior centers, community buildings and senior residences. Residents aged 60 and over and
their spouses of any age are eligible to participate in this program and are asked to make
a voluntary, confidential donation.
HOME TEAM
410-887-4141
This community-based volunteer program provides social support to County seniors 60+ who are
isolated and confined to their home. Through friendly in-home and telephone visits, volunteers
offer the needed interaction, socialization and reassurance to help seniors maintain a higher
quality of life with the ability to remain independent in their home longer.
STATE HEALTH INSURANCE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SHIP) 410-887-2059
Trained volunteers answer questions regarding Medicare A and B, Medicare Advangtage Plans,
Medicare Supplement Insurance (medigaps), Medicare Prescription Drug Plans (Part D), Medicaid
and potential Medicare frauds. Also, callers are assessed for eligibility to obtain financial
assistance to help with Medicare and prescription cost.
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
It is the policy of the Baltimore County Department of Aging to open and fully operate its programs
as scheduled. The effects of severe weather and concern for the safety of our constituents may,
however, lead us to close centers, CountyRide, and other services/programs. When this or closing for
any other reason occurs, media announcements regarding closures or late openings will ONLY be
made on WBAL Radio, 1090 AM; WBAL-TV 11 and WJZ-TV 13. Information on closings and/or late
openings will also be published on the Baltimore County web site, www.baltimorecountymd.gov.
Senior Centers will open at 10:30 a.m. when a 2-hour delay is reported.
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ROLLBACK TOWING
MD. ST. INSPECTION
410-644-1900 CATONSVILLE CAR CARE
Loudon Park
LOUDON PARK FUNERAL HOME • LOUDON PARK CEMETERY, INC
3620 Wilkens Ave., Baltimore, Md 21229
Frederick Villa
Nursing & Rehabilitation Center
Facility
Serving you from our heart
711 Academy Road
410-788-3300
Woodlawn Motor Coach
410-744-3300
For All Your Transportation Needs!
CatonWilkens
Mini
Storage
3220 Wilkens Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21229
410-644-2355
www.mtroyalmgt.com
Residential and Commercial
Cleaning Service
•Cleaning and Housekeeping
•Yard Services •Baby Sitting
•Elderly Female Companionship
Contact Us For Free Estimate
410-917-6982
[email protected] • www.clannyservices.com
6013 Baltimore National Pike • Catonsville, MD 21228
(Just two right turns from the senior center)
410-788-3838 • Catonautoclinic.com
CENTER, INC.
6132 EDMONDSON AVE.
CHRIS STILLING, OWNER
CERTIFIED MASTER MECHANIC
TELEPHONE:
410-788-1211
MARINO
Plumbing & Heating
747-5615 • 788-3983
10% Senior Discount w/this ad
Providing
HOMECARE
Since 1989
Catonsville, MD
- We are the
Catonsville
Chamber of
Commerce’s
Best Service
Provider in
2014!
LUBA SERVICES INC.
Lic. 2191
Center for Treatment of Arthritis and Osteoporosis
A. Shams, MD • P. Bhatia, MD
716 Maiden Choice Lane
410-788-2000
AOPCENTER.com
DON'T LOSE YOUR HEIGHT
It's Wise to...
“Seeking
ADVERTISE
Serenity”
Call: 410-578-3600 for more information
Ambrose Funeral Homes
Family Owned and Operated Since 1936
Call and ask to speak to one of our Pre-Arrangement Specialists
410-242-2211
Ambrose Funeral Home, Inc.
1328 Sulphur Spring Rd.
Arbutus, MD 21227
BEER - WINE
LOTTERY
OUR LOW
PRICES WILL
KEEP YOU IN
GOOD SPIRITS
Check out mpliquors.com
For tasting schedule
6225 Balto National Pike
410-788-7200
410-869-7840
REDEFINING YOUR EXPECTATIONS OF
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR FOR 40 YEARS
- Family owned & operated for 40 years
- We’ll drop you off and pick you up!
- Senior Discounts given, no coupon needed!
- W e are a community driven
organization; giving back to Veterans,
police, firefighters, & teachers
MONTGOMERY
PLAZA LIQUORS
- a booklet for those
suffering health problems.
Quick-reading, inspiring,
cheering.....
A meaningful gift for those
you care about.
Ambrose Funeral Home of Lansdowne
2719 Hammonds Ferry Rd.
Lansdowne, MD 21227
Send $10.00 to FATA
P.O. Box 4889
Baltimore, MD 21211
(Checks only payable to FATA)
"Quality Care
With Compassion"
• Private Daily Nursing • Bathing, Dressing
• Skilled Nursing Care
& Meal Preparation
• Wound Care
• Light Housecleaning
• Thorough Screening •
Old Frederick Rd. in Catonsville
410-719-0672
SPACE
AVAILABLE
Advertising Space Available
Build a long-term, friendly, reliable, trustworthy,
loyal relationship with a great audience.
For information please call
410-578-3600 • 1-800-934-1620
[email protected]
For ad information, call Tim Maher or Phil Maher at 410-578-3600, toll free 1-800-934-1620, or write P.O. Box 4889, Baltimore, MD 21211 - © 2015
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There is a Difference
Candle Light Funeral Home by Craig Witzke
1835 Frederick Rd. Catonsville
443.830.0310 www.witzkefh.com
"Because a Dignified Funeral Need Not Be Expensive"
CH ESA PEA K E
TAX & FINANCIAL SERVICES
Certified Public Accountant
PATRICK J. SVEHLA, CPA
1721 Edmondson Ave. • Catonsville, MD 21228
• Fax: 410-744-6996
www.ChesapeakeTax.net [email protected]
410-744-6994
Ophthalmology
& Optometry
JAY C. GROCHMAL, M.D., P.A.
DANIELLE M. BARON, O.D.
Comprehensive Eye Care
for the Entire Family
Cataract Surgery • Optical in Office
Giovetti & Giovetti, CPAs
1615 Frederick Road
Catonsville, MD 21228
Eldercare Specialist/TAXES
410-747-0396
[email protected]
Law Offices
McFARLAND
& MASTERS
ELDER LAW • ESTATE
PLANNING
HIROSHI NAKAZAWA, M.D.
Wills • Trusts • Estates
410-744-8505
920 Frederick Road • Catonsville
– PHYSICIAN SINCE 1962 –
SUITE 204, 700 GEIPE RD., CATONSVILLE
or www.countycabmd.com
Sterling-Ashton-Schwab-Witzke Funeral Home
of Catonsville, Inc.
Please present this coupon to your driver.
6505 Baltimore National Pike • Catonsville, MD 21228
FOR
HEADACHE • BACK PAIN
JOINT PAIN • DEPRESSION
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SMOKING • WEIGHT CONTROL
RELIEF OF POST-SURGICAL PAIN
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$2 OFF Your Next
Taxi Ride
10% Senior
Discount
Your Neighborhood Grill & Bar
ACUPUNCTURE
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1630 Edmondson Ave., Catonsville, Maryland 21228
410-744-8600 & 410-747-5324
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410-788-2300
Benedictine Gift Shop
10% Discount with this ad
Your Source for Fine Religious
Books & Gifts
10-4 Tuesday through Friday • 10-5:30 Saturday
8-12 Sunday • 5:30-7 Sunday evening
410-947-4988 ext. 326
New Cathedral
Cemetery
Since 1871
BEAUTIFUL TRADITIONAL
PRE-NEED FUNERAL PLANNING
410-566-7770
4300 Old Frederick Rd.
Baltimore, MD
www.newcathedralcemetery.org
HIGH QUALITY DIGITAL PRINTING
Fast Turn Around • All Types of Jobs
Send your file for a quote
to [email protected]
SPACE
AVAILABLE
410-578-3600
Super Discounted Eye Exam and Glasses for Members of
Catonsville Senior Center and Their Families - $199.00
Assisted Living for age
62 and older.
Complete comprehensive Eye Exam (includes Dilation, Refraction, and Glaucoma Screening)
Complete set of glasses included, any prescription, hundreds of frames to choose
5310 Edmondson Avenue, Catonsville
Contact Marsha Hagan
410-646-6570
Call for Appointment
443-315-5945
Offer Expires 5/31/15
OPEN
FOR BUSINESS...
Yours!
Call For Info. 410-578-3600
4901 Belle Grove Road • Baltimore, MD 21225
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Sessions: 11:45am, 3:30pm, 7:30pm, 11:00pm
7 Days A Week
Machine Jackpots
up to $5,000
Join our Players Club - all our new players play free
CROSSFIT
CATONSVILLE
Fitness Accessible
at Any Age
443-963-9348
3916 Vero Road • Suite F
Halethorpe, MD
www.CrossFitCatonsville.com
6350 Frederick Road
410-744-5959
Free Toothbrush & Healthmart
brand cold or allergy product
with your next prescription
For ad information, call Tim Maher or Phil Maher at 410-578-3600, toll free 1-800-934-1620, or write P.O. Box 4889, Baltimore, MD 21211 - © 2015
Wednesday – Afternoon Dance Party
Join in the fun Wednesdays each month and
dance, dance, dance to live music. Singles and
couples welcome. Lite refreshments provided.
Donations to cover cost of food are appreciated.
See Charlie Barrett.
May 20, 2015
Whticha Wayne
June 17, 2015
Two For The Show
July 1, 2015
Frank & Trish
COMPUTER ASSISTANCE
No registration is required. If you are in
need of help understanding your desktop/
laptop, tablet or have questions on how to
perform a task on your computer,
volunteers will be available in the
Computer Lab on the following days:
Alvin Miller—May 21st 10:00 - 11:00
June 25th 10:00 - 11:00
July 16th 10:00 - 11:00
August 20th 10:00 - 11:00
Loan Tran— 1st Wednesday 10:00-12:00
Ed Doyle— 2nd Wednesday 1:00—3:00
“Riddle Me This” March
Winner
Bill Maczis
Riddle: What event doubled the
size of the United States?
Answer: The Louisiana Purchase
Congratulations to our Catonsville Senior Center Council on another
successful CASH Bingo. Due to their hard work and efforts they raised over $3,500 for the
council. Pictured: David Bond, Council President and a packed house of participants.
Want to be the first to know what’s going on at Catonsville Senior Center?
Sign up today for the Catonsville E-Tree where you will be the first to receive the monthly newsletter, class
description booklets, special events and more. Sign up in the staff office or e-mail our Assistant Driector,
Grace McDowell at [email protected] .
Catonsville Senior Center—Mission Statement
“The mission of the Catonsville Senior Center is to enrich the lives of its members through
community resources, quality programs and education.”
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