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~INSPIRE~
July—August 2015
Northville Senior Adult Services
303 W. Main St., Northville, MI 48167 Phone: 248-349-4140
Table of Contents:
General Information…..….2
HONORED CITIZENS DAY
Transportation ………...…3
Friday September 4, 2015
10:00 am
Senior Services…………..4
Programs………....…...5- 6
Recipes….…………...…...7
Events……………………..8
Friday Flicks……………...9
Monthly Calendar……….10
Cards and Games………11
Fixed Income Info……….12
Craft Classes……….…...13
Collage……………...14 - 15
Fitness………….….…....16
We love our Seniors! Suburban Showcase Collection in Novi is home of the Fifth Third
Bank Michigan State Fair. Honored Citizen’s Day is FREE for individuals age 62+.
Special senior programming takes place inside in a separate air-conditioned area and includes:
▪ Door Prizes and Drawings
▪ Contests and Awards
▪ Continental Breakfast
▪ Entertainment
▪ Lunch
▪ Special Senior Day Vendors
▪ And much more!
Visit our center for additional information including contests rules and transportation. A
flyer will be available in July with a complete listing of events and times.
Interested in visiting the additional beloved traditions of our State Fair? Check out
www.michiganstatefairllc.com.
Contracted Trips…...…...17
Day Trips…………....18 -19
Bingo………….…..….….20
Casterline Funeral Home
122 W. Dunlap St.
Northville, MI
For our living
room
magazine
sponsorship
Please note: individuals that are ages 50—61 are welcome to participate in the Senior Day
program, but must pay an $8.00 fair admission.
EVENT
Crafting With Claudia
Unique (Detroit) Street Names
What are the Options
New Michigan Laws
Glorious Gardens
Detroit Library Tour
Eastern Market
Michigan State Fair
Matter of Balance
Detroit Zoo
Portofino on the River
DYC & Belle Isle Tour
Ford Piquette Ave Plant Tour
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July 9 & August 13
July 15
July 21 & August 18
July 22 & August 19
August 6
August 12
August 18
September 4
September 8-October 27
September 9
September 16
September 17
October 13
REG. DEADLINE
July 7 & August 11
July 13
July 20 & August 17
July 21 & August 18
August 4
July 6
August 11
Watch for Flyer
September 4
September 3
July 8
August 13
August 25
Northville Senior
Adult Services (NCC)
303 West Main Street
Northville, MI 48167
248-349-4140
Transportation Office:
248-449-9934
Fax Number:
248-348-5275
Website:
www.northvilleparksandrec.org
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
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Staff:
Suzie Johnson, Senior Services Coordinator
248-349-4140
Josie Conder, Administrative Assistant
248-349-4140
Heidi Russell, Transportation Coordinator /
Programmer
248-449-9934
Jerrilyn Camp, Transportation
248-449-9934
Debbie Luterek—Office Assistant
248-349-4140
Senior Advisory Commission
Online Registrations Accepted. It’s EASY!
We now offer participants the opportunity to
register through the Internet for most classes
and activities. In the convenience of your home
or office, you can save yourself time by registering online using our secure system with your
own user name and password. The use of our
online registration feature is FREE! If you are
interested in using our online feature, you must
set up an account. Email the department at
[email protected] or call the office at
(248) 349-0203. Names and birth dates of
household members will be required.
The Senior Alliance: Funding for Northville
Senior Services provided by: The Senior
Alliance (Area Agency on Aging 1-C through
Older Americans Act). Senior Alliance
contact information: 734-722-2830.
Frequently Requested Contacts
Jerry Mittman, Chairperson
Richard Henningsen, Vice Chairperson
Dick Brown, Secretary
Lesa Buckland, City of Northville
Andrea Murdock, City of Northville
Bob Lipmyer, Northville Township
Sam Ekong, Northville City Council Member
Mindy Herrmann, Northville Township Trustee
Jim Mazurek, Board Member,
Northville Public Schools
Northville Parks & Recreation 248-349-0203
www.northvilleparksandrec.org
Northville Public Schools
Administration
www.northville.k12.mi.us
248-349-3400
Meetings are held on the third Thursday of
each month at 1:00 p.m. at the Northville
Community Center, 303 W. Main St., and are
open to the public.
Allen Terrace
248-349-8030
Civic Concern
248-344-1033
Meals on Wheels Wayne County
Oakland County
800-851-1454
810-632-2155
Applications for future openings on the
Senior Advisory Commission can be
found on the City and Township websites (see box on right) or on the
Community Center bulletin board.
Northville Post Office
248-349-2062
Senior Alliance
734-722-2830
Secretary of State
888-767-6424
Chamber of Commerce
248-349-7640
City of Northville
www.ci.northville.mi.us
248-349-1300
Northville Township
www.twp.northville.mi.us
248-348-5800
Northville District Library
www.northville.lib.mi.us
248-349-3020
Northville Community Senior Transportation Service
Service is provided to Northville Township and the City of Northville residents age 60+ and residents
who have a documented disability (physician certified). Funding for the transportation service is provided by SMART, Oakland and Wayne Counties, Northville Township and
the City of Northville. The service provides bus transportation to medical appointments, shopping and other destinations.
Our transportation scheduler, Heidi, will be happy to assist you. Reservations for transportation service must be made at least 2 business days in advance. Medical appointments receive priority scheduling.
To schedule a ride, call 248-449-9934, between 9:00—11:30 a.m.
Transportation users can purchase punch cards in $20, $30 or $40 increments to avoid paying cash for
each trip. Please ask for punch card details when calling.
We Offer Curb-to-Curb Bus Service
Available Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Transportation will be closed Friday, July 3, 2015
Please Note: We follow the Northville Public Schools for school closings in inclement weather.
If the schools are closed, we will not provide transportation.
GROCERY SHOPPING
Tuesdays: 12:30 – 2:30 p.m. Meijer and Kohl’s (Haggerty / 8 Mile) $6 R/T
Fridays: 12:30 – 2:30 p.m. Kroger (Haggerty / 6 Mile) and
Hiller’s Market (Haggerty / 5 Mile) $6 R/T
DISCOUNTED TRIPS
$1.00 each way to the Northville Community Center —
Join in all Senior activities, including cards and special events
$1.00 each way— Northville District Library & Northville Art House
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Destinations within Northville Township and the City of Northville - $3 one-way fare
Destinations within 4 miles of the City / Township radius - $4 one-way fare
New and Reduced Medical Appointment Rates for 2015:
Destinations within Northville Township and the City of Northville - $1 one-way fare
Destinations within 4 miles of the City/Township radius - $2 one-way fare
Destinations within 8 miles of the City/Township radius - $3 one-way fare
Call 248- 449-9934 - Reservations must be made at least two
business days in advance.
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Medical Equipment Loans
Do you need to borrow a wheelchair, walker, cane or
other medical equipment? If so, it’s easy to do and
it’s FREE. Just return it to us when it is
no longer needed so that it’s available
for others.
To reserve equipment, please call 248349-4140.
Telecare (Telephone Reassurance)
Each Monday, Wednesday and Friday, senior residents can receive a telephone call to check on their
well-being or to just hear a friendly voice. This service is run entirely by volunteers and there is no
charge. To register call 248-349-4140
Congregate Nutrition Program
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Hot, nutritious meals are provided Monday through
Friday at 11:45 a.m. at Allen Terrace, 401 High
Street, for a donation of $2.25. NOTE: Please call
248-231-9950 at least a day ahead so that a sufficient number of meals can be available.
Homebound residents can receive a meal delivered
to their home through the Meals on Wheels program.
The phone numbers for this service are:
Oakland County: 810-632-2155
Wayne County: 800-851-1454
Liquid Nutrition (Ensure)
Pick up times at the NCC: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Upcoming pick up dates:
4th Fridays — July 24 or 31 and August 28
To apply contact Wayne County Senior Services
734-727-7357.
Caregiver Support Group
(Alzheimer’s Association 734-776-4466,
toll free 800-272-3900)
To provide emotional support & coping skills to families and caregivers relating to Alzheimer’s disease.
(2nd Tuesday of each month)
July 14 and August 11
6:30—7:30 p.m.
Foot Reflexology
Next visit — July 8 & 29, August 12 & 26
Appointment times: 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Fee: $35 per hour
Clarence Brown, reflexologist, offers this wonderful,
alternative healing. These appointments go fast so
book early. Call 248-349-4140 for your appointment.
There is a $15 fee for any “no show” without 24-hour
notice.
Knitters & Crocheters
We are seeking volunteers to make caps
for newborns. The caps will be donated to
local hospitals and available to the newborns without charge. Patterns and yarn
are available at the front desk.
Keeping The Comforts Of Home
Bathing / Personal Care
Companionship Care
Laundry & Linen Washing
Light Housekeeping
Meal Prep
Errand Services
Transportation
Respite Care
Shopping
(734) 397-1111
1 hour bath visits / 24x7 Care / Live-in Care
Free Consultation and Assessment.
Our caregivers and CNA’s are trained and
experienced
www.comfortkeepers.com
Our friendly staff is screened, bonded &
insured
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What are the Options as Loved Ones Age?
Over 75% of our population over the age of 65 will need some form of long term care
during their lifetime. Whether planning for our own needs or the needs of a loved one,
many questions need to be answered. This seminar will cover three important aspects
of your planning. First, what are the options for home care, assisted living, memory
care, nursing care and more? Second, a discussion of critical care issues such as dementia, licensed vs. unlicensed homes, rehab, socialization and cost. Finally, what are
the options to pay for the care including insurance, Veterans benefits and Medicaid?
The seminar will be presented by Janine Rosenbergh, Addington Place and Gary F.
Allen, Attorney-at-Law.
Activity #
295301.04
295301.06
Day
Tuesday
Tuesday
Date
July 21
August 18
Time
6:30 – 8:00 p.m.
6:30 – 8:00 p.m.
Fee
Free
Free
Registration Deadline is the Monday prior to class. Please call 248-349-4140 to pre-register.
New Michigan and Federal Laws that Might Affect Your Estate Plan
New Class! Most people, when asked about their estate
plan, say they are “all set”. You should always review your
estate plan whenever you have a birth, death, marriage or
divorce in your family or a significant change in your finances. However, recent changes to Michigan and Federal
laws may also dictate that you need to make changes in
your plan. This seminar is presented by Gary F. Allen, a
Northville Estate Planning attorney with more than 30 years of experience. Some of
the new laws to be discussed include:
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New estate tax law eliminates the need for complicated credit shelter trusts,
which in turn will get rid of the need to file a trust tax return after death of first
spouse each year and will provide a second “step up in basis.”
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New Healthcare Power of Attorney laws permits mental health provisions.
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New Michigan property transfer law effective Dec 31, 2014 permits your children to inherit your
home without losing the homestead property exemption.
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New Durable Power of Attorney law requires your agent to sign an acknowledgement.
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New IRS ruling only allows one IRA rollover per year.
Activity #
395204.02
395204.04
Day
Wednesday
Wednesday
Date
July 22
August 19
Time
10:30 a.m.– 12:00 p.m.
10:30 a.m.– 12:00 p.m.
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Registration Deadline is the Monday prior to class. Please call 248-349-4140 to
pre-register.
These programs are informational only. The Northville Senior Adult Services program does not endorse any
particular individual, company or subject matter.
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Conversation & Coffee
Join us for a new series being offered by Al Abdou, a Realtor with over 20
years of experience helping people buy and sell homes in the Northville/
Plymouth area. Al is partnering with Northville Senior Services and will be
providing speakers on a variety of interesting and helpful topics.
Unique Street Names: The Man on the Street (and Women, too!)
Many towns have an Elm Street, Washington Boulevard, or Second Avenue. Setting Detroit apart
are the recognizable names of streets like Woodward, Beaubien, Mount Elliot and Selden. Behind
each of these monikers is a man or woman who played a part in Detroit’s past. This unique presentation uses everyday street signs to explore the 300 years of Detroit’s history, and the story of the
people whose legacy is traversed by citizens everyday.
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Speaker: Bob Sadler is Director of Marketing & Sales for the Detroit Historical Society, which operates the Detroit Historical Museum in the Cultural Center and the Dossin Great Lakes Museum on Belle Isle and maintains the City of Detroit’s collection of
historical artifacts. Established in 1921, the Detroit Historical Society’s mission is to
educate and inspire our community and visitors by preserving and portraying our region’s shared history through dynamic exhibits and experiences.
Registration Deadline is July 13.
Activity #
195407.01
Day
Wednesday
Date
July 15
Time
10:30 a.m.—12:00 p.m.
Fee
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Glorious Gardens!
Karen DiPaolo, garden designer will help you plan, plant and grow a successful, low maintenance landscape you can enjoy all year round. Karen is a garden designer and has a design practice named Glorious Gardens in Plymouth. With over 20 years experience in the field she brings an eye for design and a wealth of practical knowledge – what works well with your existing
vegetation, what materials, plants and otherwise, stand up to seasonal weather changes, the most
cost-effective, long range plan, what to look out for when choosing plants and trees, how to make a
small garden look bigger and a large garden more manageable.
Registration Deadline is August 4.
Activity #
195404.01
Day
Thursday
Date
August 6
Time
10:30 a.m.—12:00 p.m.
Fee
Free
A Matter of Balance
St John Providence Community Health will be partnering with Northville Senior Services to offer an eight week, two-hour-per-session program developed by Boston
University. It is designed to manage falls and increase activity levels. Plus learn
how you can improve strength, coordination and balance with gentle exercise.
The classes are presented by two leaders who have been trained and certified by a
certified Master Trainer. These are a series of classes built on the previous class.
No walk-ins please. This series of classes are FREE. Class size is limited so sign
up early!
To register, please call St. John Providence at 1-888-751-5465.
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Tuesday
Date
September 8,15, 22, 29 & October 6,13, 20, 27
Location: Northville Community Center
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1:00—3:00 p.m.
Fee
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“A Meal for Me” was written to help newly bereaved persons
cope with cooking for one. It is full of helpful tips and easy
recipes that have been compiled through the years by several
dedicated Hospice of Michigan volunteers.
Enjoy!
Many have asked about the recipes that were prepared and shared by Kim Fix from Hospice of
Michigan. HOM has given us permission to reprint a few from their cookbook, “A Meal for Me.”
Hearty Breakfast
1 slice whole grain, whole wheat bread
1 slice cheddar, mozzarella or Swiss cheese
Toast bread in toaster or toaster oven. Turn cheese on top, and place on a small baking sheet.
Broil or bake until cheese melts. (Watch carefully so it doesn’t burn.) Add one slice of fried bacon
or bacon bits, if desired. Put over cheese before broiling.
Fruit Smoothie
1 cup plain yogurt (or 1/2 cup yogurt and 1/2 cup milk)
1 cup frozen or fresh fruit (strawberries, bananas, blueberries, mangos or whatever)
1 tablespoon rose water (optional, but try it for a delicious change. You’ll love it!)
2 tablespoons honey
(optional—to make this a bit healthier, add a scoop of protein powder, which can be purchased at
any health food store or peanut butter powder available in many grocery stores)
Put all ingredients into the blender, blend until smooth. This smoothie stores very well in the refrigerator for a snack later.
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Hearty Macaroni and Cheese
1 serving macaroni and cheese
(consider using whole grain or organic options)
1/2 can tuna fish in water (drained), or a single-serve package of shredded chicken, ground beef,
turkey or a meat substitute
1 tablespoon mayonnaise, mustard or relish
Cooked vegetables (broccoli, carrots)
Mix all ingredients together. Heat in a microwave-safe bowl and serve. Be sure to store the leftover tuna in an airtight container and use within a few days for a tuna salad or sandwich.
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A Century of Jazz Song
The vocal jazz stylings of Leslie Mason backed up by her husband, guitarist Jesse Lee Mason, will be presented at an afternoon concert at the
Northville Community Center on Thursday, August 27. The duo will perform the likes of jazz and pop classic such as Lullaby of Birdland, How
High the Moon, Someone to Watch over Me, Take the A train, Have You
Met Miss Jones?, Green Dolphin Streets and One More for the Road in a
program they call “A Century of Jazz Song.”
This program is sponsored jointly by the Friends of the Northville District Library, the Northville Community Center Senior Services and the Maplewood Rehab Center of Novi. The Community Center
is located on Main Street, next to the Northville District Library. The concert will be at 1 p.m.
Leslie Mason graduated from Bowling Green State University with her masters in Vocal Performance. While her specialty is opera, and she has performed extensively with Michigan Opera Theater, she is equally at home singing jazz and folk. She has performed twice before at the Northville
District Library.
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A seasoned folk musician, Jesse Lee Mason has performed for audiences throughout the world.
His guitar styling has been featured on National Public Radio’s “A Prairie Home Companion” and his
work with the local Irish band Millish has gained attention abroad, taking the group to Germany, Ireland and Scotland.
This concert is free, but space is limited. Reservations should be made by calling the Northville
District Library at (248) 349-3020. Location is at the Northville Community Center.
Day
Thursday
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August 27
July 4
Independence Day Parade
July 8
22nd Annual Garden Walk
July 17-18
Downtown Sidewalk Sales
July 21
Northville Grub Crawl
July 26
Concours D’Elegance
Friday Night Concerts July and August
NorthvilleTown Square, 7—9pm
Tunes on Tuesday July and August
Northville Town Square, 10:30—11:30am
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July
Friday Flicks
1:00p.m.
July 3 – No Friday Flick – Office closed
July 10 – Wild, R (2014) Undone by a broken
marriage and her mother's death, Cheryl
Strayed has been on a years-long reckless tear,
fueled by addiction and despair. In a bid to save
her life, she decides to hike the entire Pacific
Crest Trail -- alone and with no experience.
Stars Reese Witherspoon, Laura Dern and Gaby
Hoffmann.
July 17 – Big Eyes, PG-13 (2014) This biopic
tells the complex story of Margaret Keane, the
American painter who came to prominence in
the 1950s and was known for her pop art
paintings that often featured children with large
doe eyes. Stars Amy Adams and Christopher
Waltz.
July 24 – The Imitation Game, PG-13 (2014)
Chronicling mathematical wizard Alan Turing's
key role in Britain's successful effort to crack
Germany's Enigma code during World War II,
this historical biopic also recounts how his
groundbreaking work helped launch the
computer age. Stars Benedict Cumberbatch,
Keira Knightley and Matthew Goode.
July 31 – Selma, PG-13 (2014)
Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the
1965 civil rights march from Selma, Ala. to
Montgomery, this stirring historical drama
highlights the courage of the marchers as they
withstand racist and violent attacks by the
police. Stars include David Oyelowo, Tom
Wilkinson and Oprah Winfrey.
Please note: Some PG-13 movies may contain
inappropriate material. R Rated movies will
definitely contain adult material - bad language
violence, sex, drug usage, or will have an adult
August
Fee: $1.00
August 7 – Johnny English, PG (2003)
There's a Frenchman after the crown jewels and
the throne itself -- but not to worry, Johnny
English (Rowan Atkinson) is on the case. Well,
actually ... maybe a little worrying isn't out of
order, considering how clumsy Johnny can be!
Luckily, his zeal more than makes up for his
bumbling manner. Let's hope that can help solve
the crime of the century; if not, love in the form
of double agent Lorna Campbell (Natalie
Imbruglia) might.
August 14 – The Judge, R (2014) Big city
lawyer Hank Palmer returns to his childhood
home where his father, the town's judge, is
suspected of murder. Hank sets out to discover
the truth and, along the way, reconnects with his
estranged family. Stars Robert Downey Jr.,
Leighton Meester, Dax Shepard, Robert Duvall,
Billy Bob Thornton.
August 21 – The Theory of Everything, PG-13
(2014) With his body progressively ravaged by
ALS, world-famous physicist Stephen Hawking
must rely on his wife, Jane, to continue his life's
work as he faces various challenges. This
affecting biographical drama centers on the
couple's fertile partnership. Stars Eddie
Redmayne, Felicity Jones and Charlie Fox.
August 28 – My Old Lady, PG-13 (2014) New
Yorker Mathias Gold is delighted to learn that
he's inherited a Paris apartment from his
deceased father. But delight turns to dismay
when Mathias travels to France to sell the
property and finds his dad's former lover
occupying the place. Stars Kevin Kline, Kristin
Scott Thomas and Maggie Smith.
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July 2015– Monthly Calendar Daily Activities
Monday
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Closed
No Friday Flick
Line Dancing
Wednesdays
7:45-9:00pm
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Line Dancing
Mondays
10:00 am—12:00 pm
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Foot Reflexology
9:00am - 2:00 pm
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BINGO 1:00 pm
“Wild”
Friday Flick 1 pm
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Alzheimer’s Support
Group 6:30 pm
“Big Eyes”
Friday Flick 1 pm
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Liquid Nutrition
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
“The Imitation
Game”
Friday Flick 1 pm
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Foot Reflexology
9:00am—2:00 pm
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31.
“Selma”
Friday Flick 1 pm
August 2015– Monthly Calendar Daily Activities
Monday
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Line Dancing
Mondays
10:00 am—12:00 pm
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“Johnny English”
Friday Flick 1 pm
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Foot Reflexology
9:00am - 2:00 pm
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Friday
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Line Dancing
Wednesdays
7:45-9:00pm
Alzheimer’s Support
Group 6:30 pm
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Thursday
BINGO 1:00 pm
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“The Judge”
Friday Flick 1 pm
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“The Theory of
Everything”
Friday Flick 1 pm
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Foot Reflexology
9:00am—2:00 pm
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Liquid Nutrition
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
“My Old Lady”
Friday Flick 1 pm
Games & Cards
Drop-in fee $1
Mah-Jongg
Monday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Euchre
Monday, 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Pinochle & 500 Rummy
Tuesday, 12:30 - 3:30 p.m. (single deck)
Bridge
Wednesday, 12:00 - 3:00 p.m.,
no partner required, and 6:15-10:00 p.m.,
duplicate style, bidding boxes, bring your
partner, friendly game.
Double-Deck Pinochle
Thursdays, 12:00—3:30 p.m.
Reminder: Last hand is played at 3:00 p.m.
Poker
Friday, 11:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Canasta and Rummy-Q will possibly be
returning in the fall.
To make your card playing experience pleasurable, we ask
that you have the knowledge of how to play the card game
scheduled unless it is stated as a “beginner” class.
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ON A FIXED INCOME?
TEFAP is a Federal Program that helps supplement the diets of low-income Americans, including
elderly people, by providing them with emergency food assistance at no cost. Through TEFAP, the
USDA purchases a variety of nutritious, high-quality USDA foods and makes those foods available
to State Distributing Agencies.
The types of foods USDA purchases for TEFAP vary among states. Nearly 90 nutritious, highquality products including canned fruits/vegetables, fruit juice, pasta products, soups, rice/grits/
cereal and milk are available.
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TEFAP of Wayne County offers monthly food support to eligible residents (see chart below). Distribution is the 3rd Thursday of every month at St. Kenneth’s Catholic Church in Plymouth for Northville and Plymouth residents. For additional information and registration, please contact Randi at the
Plymouth Community United Way at 734-453-6879, ext. 7.
Household Size
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Annual
$23,540
$31,860
$40,180
$48,500
$56,820
$65,140
$73,460
$81,780
Monthly
$1,962
$2,655
$3,348
$4,042
$4,735
$5,428
$6,122
$6,815
For each additional family member add:
$8,320
$693
Weekly
$453
$613
$773
$933
$1,093
$1,253
$1,413
$1,573
$160
Crafting with Claudia!
Claudia Abrash’s craft classes continue to gain popularity as she teaches us the
craft of “card making”. Each month she will feature a theme, provide all of the
supplies and teach a variety of skills to complete a card for you to take home.
Examples of her work will be on display at the center. Stop by the Community
Center or pick up the latest edition of the Inspire newsletter to view what you will
be making. Limited class size.
Activity #
195902.10
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195902.12
Day
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
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July 9
August 13
September 10
Card Theme
Christmas in July
Whimsical Birthday
Fall Theme
Time
10:00 – 11:30 a.m.
10:00 – 11:30 a.m.
10:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Fee
$6
$6
$6
Registration deadline, Tuesday prior to each class. Please call 248-349-4140 to pre-register.
Unique Crafts with Claudia!
Claudia Abrash shares her technique not only making special occasion cards but also unique ideas
that you and your friends will love! “Tags, Bags and Boxes” are a combination of gift tags, gift bags
and cute boxes. Claudia provides all materials and tools to complete each craft. Examples of her
work will be on display at the center prior to each class. Pick up the latest edition of the Inspire
newsletter or stop by the Community Center to view what you will be making. Limited class size.
Fee payable to the instructor.
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Thursday
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September 17 Tags, Bags & Boxes
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10:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Fee
$16
Registration deadline: Tuesday prior to each class. Please call 248-349-4140 to pre-register.
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Line Dancing
Kick up your heels with well known line dance teacher Rosemary Krest. Not
only is line dancing fun, it is considered low impact while having the ability to
increase your heart rate. Instruction in Cha Cha, Rumba, Mambo, Merengue
and Salsa will be included. You will also learn the traditional ballroom steps
with East & West Coast Swing, Foxtrot and Waltz. A partner is not required.
Monday, 9:30—10:00 a.m., Beginners
10:00 a.m.—12:00 p.m., All levels $4 per class
Wednesdays, 7:00—7:45 p.m., Beginners
7:45—9:00 p.m., All levels $5 per class
FITNESS CLASSES!
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Stop by the Senior Center offices for a listing of fitness classes offered
through Northville Parks and Recreation. New classes have been added
to the schedule. TRX, WOW, Barre, Power Barre, Pilates, Zumba and
Zumba Gold, Yin Yoga, Slow Flow Yoga, Slow Burn Yoga, Hatha Yoga,
Intro to Vinyasa Yoga, Yoga for Healthy Hips and Backs, Vinyasa Yoga,
Power Flow Yoga, Silver Yoga & Beyond, Silver Yoga and Silver
Strength I & ll are all currently offered at the Northville Community Center.
Purchase a monthly pass or pay as you go. Reduced fees are offered for
the classes listed as Silver or Gold. Do you want to receive the most upto-date class info and cancelations? Make sure you email Stacy Sloan at
[email protected] and she will keep you informed. Also, the
monthly schedule is posted online at www.northvilleparksandrec.org.
The World is a book, and
those who do not travel
read only a page.
When paying for contracted trips, checks MUST
be made payable and submitted to the host
travel agency.
This trip includes $20 casino incentive and $5 food voucher. Bus departs from the Novi Civic
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Center at 9:00 a.m. and Wixom Center at 9:30 a.m. $27 per person — Full payment of $27 due
with registration. Casino payments are non-refundable, unless trip is cancelled by Escapades Travel.
You can request your cancelled trip payment transferred to another casino trip.
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Flyers are available at the Community Center
for additional information on trips.
FireKeepers Casino — Escapades Travel
Tuesday, July 7 & Tuesday, August 18, 2015
FireKeepers Casino, with 2,700 of the latest slots and video poker, plus
morning bingo.
Pt. Edward Casino, Pt. Edward, Ontario, Canada — Escapades Travel
Thursday, July 16, Thursday, August 27, & Thursday, September 17, 2015
July 16 & September 17 - Casino incentives include $20 slots credit & 5 hour gaming.
August 27 - Casino incentives include 2 hour luncheon river cruise; $10 slots credit & 3
hours of gaming. Bus departs from the Novi Civic at 9:00 a.m. $27 per person. Full payment of $27 due with registration. Casino payments are non-refundable, unless trip is cancelled
by Escapades Travel. International border crossing requires passport or enhanced driver’s license.
TO PAY BY CREDIT CARD, call Escapades Travel - 248-926-0783
TO MAIL REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT (Make checks payable to “Escapades Travel”)
Mail to Escapades Travel, P.O. Box 574, Walled Lake, MI 48390
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 248-926-0783 OR EMAIL [email protected]
CONTRACTED TRIP COMPANIES
Host— Above & Beyond Tours, LLC, 180 Annison, Commerce Twp., MI 48382 248-360-4606
Artprize in Grand Rapids—including Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park and lunch at 616 in JW
Marriot’s Riverfront Hotel. September 30, 2015. Fee: $119.
Host— Ed & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, 117 State St., Hillsdale, MI 49242 877-377-0779
A Capital Adventure—also featuring Gettysburg & Williamsburg. September 10-17, 2015.
Fee: $1,399 double, $1,749 single, $1,329 triple.
Host— Escapades Travel, P.O. Box 574, Walled Lake, MI 48390 248-926-0783
American Quilt Society “Annual Quilt Week”— Grand Rapids. August 14 - 15, 2015. Fee: $211
double, $288 single.
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin—”The Newport of the West.” September 16 -18, 2015. Fee: $569 double,
$699 single, $529 triple.
Host— Step on Bus Tours, 215 W. Troy St., Ste. 2046, Ferndale, MI 48220 248-619-6692
Arts, Amish & Adventure—meet the Amish who broke away from Shipshewana. July 14, 2015.
Fee: $80.
Latin Mass in Lansing, lunch and tour of old Lansing. July 23, 2015. Fee: $65.
Sault Ste. Marie: Agawa Canyon, Historic Rendezous. July 24 - 26, 2015. Fee: $340 double, $390
single. Must have a passport, passport card or enhanced driver’s license.
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Detroit Public Library Main Branch Tour & lunch
In celebration of the upcoming 150th year anniversary of the Detroit Public
Library in 2015, join us for docent led tour of the Detroit Public Library's Main
Branch. The tour highlights the architecture of Cass Gilbert, as well as the
many works of famed craftsmen and artists, including the Pewabic fireplace, Detroit historical murals,
the Ernie Harwell Room and the Burton Collection Reading Room. The 1 ½ hour long tour will end in
the Friend’s Conference room where you will get a chance to see rare book items and interesting artifacts.
Lunch will be on your own after the tour at a restaurant in Detroit. To be determined.
The bus departs from the parking lot across from the Northville Post Office at 10:00 a.m.
Please register by July 6. Minimum of 14 required. No refunds.
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295509.04
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Wednesday
Date
August 12
Time
10:00 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.
Fee
$23
Eastern Market Tuesdays & Riverwalk
Back by popular demand, join us for a day in Detroit— starting with a
visit to William G. Milliken State Park & Harbor. Riverwalk is the first
urban state park—along the Detroit River.
Continue on to Detroit Eastern Market. Experience all the sights, sounds and smells of America’s oldest and largest market of its kind. Detroit Eastern Market Tuesdays feature a sampling of the market experience from flowers, produce dealers, specialty products and prepared-food vendors.
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Lunch will be on your own. Some choices include: Louie’s Ham & Corned Beef, Louisiana Creole
Gumbo, Russell Street Deli, Roma Café, Supino Pizza, Vivio’s and Zeff’s Coney Island.
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The bus departs from the parking lot across from the Northville Post Office at 9:00 a.m.
Please register by August 11. Minimum of 10 required. No refunds.
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Tuesday
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August 18
Time
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Fee
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Detroit Zoo —Tri-County Senior Day
Free day at the Detroit Zoo for seniors 62 and older and their caregivers. The
day will feature live music, tractor train tours, zookeeper talks and animal enrichment activities. Fee covers transportation only. Lunch will be on your
own. The bus departs from the parking lot across from the Northville Post Office at 9:30 a.m.
Registration deadline is September 3. Minimum of 14 is required. No refunds.
Activity #
295509.25
Day
Wednesday
Date
September 9
Time
9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Fee
$12
Portofino on the River
Come relax on a scenic cruise along the Detroit River! Enjoy lunch
(included in price) at the classic Portofino restaurant, and then set sail
aboard the Coast Guard– certified Portofino Friendship. The bus departs
from the parking lot across from the Northville Post Office at 10:00 a.m.
Registration deadline is July 8. Minimum of 10 required. No refunds.
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Wednesday
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September 16
Time
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Fee
$50
Detroit Yacht Club Tour & lunch
Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory Tour, Belle Isle
Tour the Historic Detroit Yacht Club, founded in 1868, one of the oldest and most
prestigious private clubs in North America, located on a private island along the
banks of the Belle Isle State Park in Detroit.
Lunch at the Detroit Yacht Club is included in the price of the trip.
Please choose between Maurice Salad or Club Front Sandwich. A
non-alcoholic beverage, tax and gratuity is included.
“If Belle Isle is Detroit’s crown, then the Anna Scripps Whitcomb
Conservatory is its brightest emerald, full of brilliant green ferns,
palms and cacti and plant life from all over the world. Designed by Albert Kahn, today, the Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory is the oldest, continually operating conservatory in the United States.
The bus departs from the parking lot across from the Northville Post Office at 10:00 a.m.
Registration deadline is August 13. Minimum of 14 is required. No refunds.
Activity #
295509.27
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Thursday
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September 17
Time
10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
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Ford Piquette Avenue Plant tour “Model T Tuesday” & box lunch
Experience the original Ford factory where the model T was born. From the
moment you step into the building, you will feel as if you have stepped back
in time. Not much has changed since Henry Ford walked the wooden floors.
The Ford Piquette Plant is a National Historic Landmark. See Henry Ford’s
office, view the collection of early Model T cars and enjoy a docent-led tour
as we learn about the auto pioneers who revolutionized manufacturing.
Our trip will include time to shop in the museum gift shop and a delicious box lunch.
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Tuesday
Date
October 13
Time
9:15 a.m. - 2:15 p.m.
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Registration deadline is August 25. Minimum of 14 is required. No refunds.
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DSO — Centennial Sinatra & lunch
Come fly to Orchestra Hall for a centennial salute to Old Blue Eyes — Frank Sinatra. The DSO is joined by the swingin’ voice of Steve Lippia for all your Sinatra
standards, taking you back to the time when a great voice and a great song came
together. . . and there was magic!
Lunch will be on your own after the performance at a restaurant in Detroit. To be determined.
The bus departs from the parking lot across from the Northville Post Office at 9:30 a.m.
Please register by September 10. Minimum of 14 required. No refunds.
Activity #
295509.28
Day
Friday
Date
October 9
Time
9:30 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.
Fee
$53
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BINGO!
Thursday, July 9
&
Thursday, August 13
Sponsored by: Oakmont Senior Living
Prizes & refreshments provided.
Pre-registration is required by calling 248-349-4140
Northville Community Center
303 W. Main Street
Northville, MI 48167
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2015 is $8.00 for the year! Call 248-349-4140 to inquire.