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Longmeadow Adult Center
January 2015
The Staff at the Adult Center would like to wish you all a very
Healthy, Happy and Prosperous New Year! Welcome 2015!
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Friends of Longmeadow Older Citizens Association, Inc.
231 Maple Road
Longmeadow, MA 01106
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We tend to create New Years resolutions with each new year and we too
have made some resolutions for the Adult Center that we would like to
share with you!
First, We are looking to do more! We are starting Bingo, A movie
Re-Run, and more local outings with our van to get folks together to
enjoy good company, get out of the house and have fun! Some thoughts
for local van trips are lunch and an event such as a movie, art museum,
or shopping. If you have ideas for outings, please let us know!
Second, We are in the process of price shopping for vending services.
We believe you should feel welcome and comfortable and be able to
enjoy a beverage and a snack at the Center. So soon, we will have these
services available for you!
Third, we would like to communicate more via email. We would never
share your email, only to use in case we needed to share some
information quickly and to keep you informed! If we had your email, we
could send you a copy of the VOICE before it gets mailed out and it
would be in color! We could send you an email if a program or trip is
cancelled or full. Its optional, but if you would like to join our email list,
just give us a call.
To make a tax-deductible gift that will enhance the lives of mature adults in our community today and tomorrow, please use the convenient
form below. The individual or families whom you have honored will be notified of your gift. Your contributions are greatly appreciated.
Friends of Longmeadow Older Citizens Association, Inc. (FOLOCA)
In support of The Longmeadow Adult Center  231 Maple Road  Longmeadow, MA 01106
A living memorial/honor/gratitude for services & programs
And finally, our Kitchen is getting a makeover! It will be closed starting
January 20th for 3-4 weeks and there will not be lunch in the dining
room. During this time, East Longmeadow will be preparing our Meals
On Wheels and our MOW delivery drivers will continue to deliver the
meals to our residents. For those that do receive the home delivered
meals, the deliveries may be a little later than usual.
LONGMEADOW SKI GROUP
It’s ski season again! Join fellow skiers on the
slopes of Butternut. Ski Butternut is regarded as
the number one Massachusetts Ski Resort. This
MA ski area is located on East Mountain and
provides 110 acres of skiing, spread across 22
trails. All ski trails are covered with snowmaking.
DATES:
Monday, January 12
Thursday, January 29
COST:
$5 for the van and $20 for the lift ticket (70+)
or $25 (up to 69 years).
Van Departs Greenwood Park at 8:30 am.
The van can carry about 10 people and their
equipment, but others can car pool.
Be sure to sign up early.
~Happy New Year to ALL!
I/We have enclosed $ ________________________ (Make Check Payable to FOLOCA)
In Honor of
Name
In Memory of
Thank you
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SEND CARD TO: __________________________________________________________________________
Address:
City: __________________________________________ State: ___________ Zip: __________
Donor’s Name: ___________________________________________________________________________
Address: ________________________________________________________________________________
Bob Petroff,
Chair, COA Board
Bill Morey
President, FOLOCA
A Branch of Community Support at Greenwood Park Center
231 Maple Road  Longmeadow, MA 01106
Open Monday to Friday  9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Telephone & TDD: 413 565-4150
www.Longmeadow.org
Amy Saada
Director
Town News
Representative Brian Ashe’s Aide
Robin Frechette
Greenwood Office Hours:
Second Monday –11 - 11:45am
Storrs Library News
The library is hosting the following programs as part of a
series to help library patrons develop computer skills and
learn about the new online resources, databases and
subscriptions available through the library. Pickup a
brochure at the library or visit us online
at longmeadowlibrary.wordpress.com. For more
information call the reference desk at 565-4181, ext. 1620.
e-readers & e-books
Tuesday, January 6th at 6:30 p.m.
Do you need help downloading library e-books and audio
books to your e-reader (Kindle, Nook), iPad, tablet or
mobile device? Bring your device along and learn how to
successfully download e-books and audio books with
Michael Taniwha
Library 2 Go
Tuesday February 3rd at 12:30
Learn how to access your library account at home to
reserve or renew books, create reading lists, check return
due dates, and pay fines
Drop-in Sessions
Tuesday, January 13th and 27th from 12:30 to 2:30
Are you having trouble with your email? Don’t know how to
cut and paste? Want to start an online job search? Bring
technology questions and get one-on-one assistance and
hands-on help using the computer at these drop-in
sessions. Computers are provided but if you have your
own laptop, tablet or smartphone, you are welcome and
encouraged to bring it too!
Downloadable Audio Books
Tuesday, January 20th at 12:30 p.m.
OneClickDigital eAudio Reader and OverDrive provide access
to a large selection of audio books that can be
downloaded. Come learn how!
The Select Board scheduled a Special Town Meeting for
February 3, 2015 at the Longmeadow High School. The
meeting will take place in the gymnasium at 7:00 pm. The
warrant for the Special Town Meeting will include a change in
zoning district which was contained in Article 13 on the warrant
for the Special Town Meeting on November 18, 2014.
Department of Public Works News
Trash collection will be on a normal schedule for the week
of January 19th for Martin Luther King Day and February
16th for Presidents Day. Both are Monday holidays.
Happy New Year!
Board of Health News
Temporary Handicapped Permits For Motor Vehicles
The Longmeadow Board of Health wants to remind residents
that it issues temporary handicapped permits to residents
recovering from surgeries or other temporary conditions which
severely limit mobility for periods of three months (renewable for
one additional 3 month period only).
Additionally, individuals who have become permanently disabled
may be issued temporary permits while awaiting the issuance of
permanent plates/place cards obtained through DMV application
process.
These permits will not be issued without the Board’s receipt of
documentation from a health care provider verifying the
applicants limitation of mobility.
The cost of the temporary handicapped decal is $5.00.
The Board of Health is located in the basement level of the
Community House, 735 Longmeadow Street. Application can be
completed in person by either the applicant or a designee.
Please call the BOH before visiting to assure staff is available.
The BOH phone number is 413-565-4140.
In Case of Inclement Weather….
The Adult Center daily activities and meal programs, including
Meals on Wheels, will follow the Longmeadow Schools
Closings for weather related closures. If the Longmeadow
Public schools are closed , there will not be activities at the
center for that day.
Meals on Wheels recipients have a frozen back up meal to use
in case of inclement weather closings.
Tune into ABC News 40 and CBS Channel 3 for cancellations.
Highlights
Select Board Meetings: January 5th and 20th @ 7pm
School Board Meeting: January 12th and 26th @ 7pm
All meetings can be watched 24/7 at www.longmeadowtv.org
To stay up to date on LCTV programming,
sign up for the monthly newsletter at
www.longmeadowtv.org
What’s on LCTV 9:
Classic Movies every night staring at 5pm
What’s on LCTV 12:
Carries all locally produced LCTV programming, including
Select Board, School Committee and all other town meetings
covered by LCTV, as well as our Community Calendar
What’s on LCTV 15:
Classic Arts Showcase which was inspired by Lloyd E. Rigler. It
was his love of the performing arts and his determination to
bring the finest classic arts performances into millions of
American homes – at no cost to the viewer – that made this
dream a reality.
VAN SERVICES
Hulmes Transportation provides transportation
services through PVTA to residents over the age of 60
and those who are physically challenged. They provide
rides to Longmeadow and surrounding communities for
medical appointments, errands, hairdressers, shopping
and trips to the Center.
Monday-Friday
8 am—4:30 pm
Call 413-739-7436 or 866-277-7741
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JCC Transportation provides transportation services
to Longmeadow residents.
Tuesday - Thursday
9 am - 2 pm
Friday 8:30 am - 1:30 pm
Cost $2 per ride or Card of 12 rides for $18
You do not have to be a member of the JCC
Call 739-4715 for reservations.
NOTE: Please let us know if you plan on going away for
the winter, so that we can either forward the VOICE to
your destination or place you on hold for our mailings.
Thanks!
Friends of
Longmeadow Seniors
Donations
We gratefully acknowledge the generosity of the
following people:
Benjamin and Sara Horowitz
Chainsaw Flyers
Charles Gebron
Marian Pava
Shirley Karcz
Mr. & Mrs. S. R. Melvin
Katherine Duclos
Eleanor Cress
MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY
January 19, 2015
Signed into law in January 1983 by
President Ronald Reagan, the national
Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday is a
celebration of Dr. King’s immeasurable
contribution to the United States, and to humankind.
Celebrated on the third Monday of January, the King
Holiday is a time when the nation pauses to
remember Dr. King’s life and work, but also to honor
his legacy by making the holiday a day of community
service, “a day on, not a day off.”
VETERANS NEWS
CLUB NEWS
Maternal Association
VETERANS CIRCLE
Our next Veterans' Circle meeting will be held
on Wednesday January 7, 2015 at 12:15 PM. We
will be showing a WWII documentary film about the
Doolittle Raid on Japan which took place on April
18, 1942. The April 1942 air attack on Japan,
launched from the aircraft carrier Hornet and led by
Lieutenant Colonel James H. Doolittle, was the most
daring operation yet undertaken by the United
States in the young Pacific War. Though conceived
as a diversion that would also boost American and
allied morale, the raid generated strategic benefits
that far outweighed its limited goals.
Longmeadow Maternal Association was started in
1835 and is one of the oldest Women’s Club
today! The Club is always accepting new
members and the group does great things
throughout the year! They provide scholarships,
support different causes and have great programs.
If you would like to meet new people, talk over tea
and treats, and have fun, consider joining today!
The next Membership Meeting is February 3rd at
the Community House (no January meeting).
The Board Meeting will be January 28, 2015 at
10:30am at the Adult Center.
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Volunteer Views
All of us at the Adult Center wish you and your family a
joyful, bright, healthy, prosperous and happiest new year
ahead!
We look forward to the New Year A year of wonderful happiness
A year of good health
A year of great success
A year of incredibly good luck
A year of continuous fun
A year of world peace
Happy New Year 2015
OVER 60
Legal Matters
by William Scibelli, Esq.
New Massachusetts Probate Laws could have a
significant impact on your estate and how it is
distributed to your heirs. The changes can result in
less cost to the estate and more money for your
heirs.
If you have never prepared a Will or if your Will is
more than 2 years old, now is an excellent time to
consult with an attorney to discuss the best way to
handle your estate to financially protect your
spouse and children.
Longmeadow Legal Associates is a local family
law firm with over 86 years of combined legal
experience. We are located next to Hampden Bank
and across from Armata’s with ample free parking.
As a courtesy to all FOLOCA friends and
subscribers, Attorney William Scibelli will be offering
a free estate consultation to anyone who
mentions this ad. Preparing a Will is not
expensive; however, not preparing a Will or not
ensuring that your current Will is properly written
could be very, very costly!
Longmeadow Legal Associates
908 Shaker Road, Longmeadow, MA 01106
(413) 567-3900
Call for your FREE consultation today
And say you saw it in The Voice!
The Longmeadow Over 60 Club started in 1964
under the Director of Parks and Recreation, Carl
Perkle. His vision was for the older citizens of
Longmeadow to have a place to get together; no
one wanted to include the word “old” hence the
name Over 60!
MEAL DELIVERY
We still are in need of more drivers for our Meals on Wheels
program. If you ever thought you might be interested in
performing this vital community service, now is the time to
step forward. Training is provided for a specific route in
Longmeadow and you can choose the days that are
convenient for you. The route consists of approximately 25
homes in town and requires about 2½ hours to complete,
from 10:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. We ask for a commitment of one
day per month and offer a very flexible schedule. Substitute
drivers are available for backup in emergencies. This is a
very rewarding volunteer experience and you will immediately
realize how much your time and effort help the homebound
members of our community. If you are interested in joining
our group of drivers, call Ellen Gold, our Volunteer
Coordinator, at 565-4150.
Some Great Quotes…..
"Your life and mine should be valued not by what we take...
but by what we give."
- Edgar Allen (Founder of Easter Seals)
In the 1960’s, the group would meet in a building
behind the Storrs Library for activities such as
Bridge, Knitting and group meetings. Outgrowing
their space with over 300 members at the time, the
Over 60 Club had no where to meet. It was in the
1990’s when Greenwood School closed and was
taken by Longmeadow Parks and Recreation that
the Over 60 Club resumed their meetings. The
goal of the club is to promote socialization,
informational lectures, history, & entertainment.
The Club meets monthly on the 2nd Thursday of
each month at 12:30 in the Over 60 Room at the
Adult Center.
SEASONS VOLUNTEERS
January 8th, 2015 @ 12:30pm
Top Shelf Entertainment
Walk, Sing, & Clap down memory lane with Liz
Carter. Her performance includes guitar, flute and
vocals with background music to keep it upbeat
and fun!
We also collated and stuffed our fundraising letters this past
month. We hope that you have received your letter and will
contribute to our campaign. Those helping stuff our letters are:
Selma and Bernard Milstein, Irene Avylla, Judy Arno, Ruth
Cheney, Bill Morey, Joan Morey, Fran Miffitt, Carlene
Renaud, Marion Lachut, Vanessa O’Brien, and Lorraine
Thomas.
Thanks to all who helped with these important
projects.
NEW MEMBERS WELCOME!!
Join for $10/year or drop- in $5
Questions, please call 567-0584
Ellen Gold
egold@longmeadow.org
Volunteer Coordinator
Holiday Baskets were sent out to all our Meals on Wheels
recipients in December. They were filled with nutritious items for
emergency situations when we are unable to deliver their regular
meal. The baskets also had many treats for our clients to enjoy
during the holiday season. Felicia Klug, Dawn Barkman, and
Carlene Renaud were fantastic in their efforts assembling all the
baskets. We had many volunteers delivering the baskets: Jerry
Roberts, Dawn Barkman, Saul Finestone, Linda Glenn,
Patricia and George Keady, Marilyn Hurst, Alan Hobart, and
John Carey. Thanks to all of our wonderful volunteers for giving
additional hours to ensure our Meals on Wheels recipients
received their gifts.
“It's easy to make a buck. It's a lot tougher to make a
difference.”
-- Tom Brokaw
You make a living by what you get. You make a life by what
you give
‐ Winston Churchill
Kathy Grady
kgrady@longmeadow.org
Program Coordinator
PICKLEBALL
Mon, Tues, Thurs, Friday 11:30-1:50
No Wednesday hours in January. Split sessions on the
other days will allow more players to play. There is a
good group of players at all levels. Call to add your
name or to cancel (413/565-4150). Join in!
JEWELRY
Monday, January 5 1:00-2:00
Last chance this winter! Bring your broken jewelry or
design a new piece with the talented Sandy Merrill.
She has a large collection of materials. She will return
in April. $3 plus supplies.
NEW ITALIAN CLASS
Tuesday, January 6 10:00 - 11:00
Stefania Foster begins another 8-week session of
Italian. This class is for people who know some Italian
already and enjoy conversing about the culture and
language. It is stimulating and fun! $89 for 8 weeks.
BOOK CLUB
Tuesday, January 6 12:30 - 1:30
The club will be discussing The River of Doubt by
Candice Millard, which is an amazing adventure story
featuring Theodore Roosevelt exploring the Amazon.
The book for February 2nd is Zietoun by Dave Eggers.
Copies of books are available at Storrs Library.
POMEGRANATE GUILD
Tuesday, January 6 12:30-3:00
There will be a book, pattern and notions swap. Stuff
you’re done with that someone else might want to
use. Everyone’s welcome to come, sit and stitch on
their own project, get help if they need it, chat, and
see what others have to swap, or just plain offer. This
is always a fun meeting. Join us!
NEW STRENGTH TRAINING
Wednesday, January 7 10:00-11:00
Friday, January 9
10:00-11:00
Gail Shapiro is not only giving another 4-week session
of strength training on Wednesdays, she is adding
another 4-week session on Fridays in January. Sign up
for either or both days (each 4-week session is $28).
COMPUTER COACHING (by appointment)
Wednesdays 12:30 - 2:30
One hour free coaching available by appointment. Use
our computers or bring your laptop, iPad or iPhone.
Call 565-4150 to schedule.
NEW CHAIR YOGA
Thursdays, Jan 8-29 12:30-1:30
Lyn will be offering a 4-week session in January and
won’t be back until mid-February. $28.
FINANCIAL WORKSHOP:
INCOME FOR WHAT’S NEXT
Tuesday, January 13 12:15-1:15
Managing retirement income to meet
expenses can be challenging. What are the
strategies for making your income last long
enough while keeping up with rising prices and
withstanding unexpected economic bumps in the road?
Chris Casale, a veteran of 32 years in the Banking and
Financial Services Industry, will address these concerns.
Refreshments provided.
NEW GERMAN CLASS BEGINS
Thursday, January 15  10:00 - 11:00 pm
Hartmut Karottki will begin another session of German
classes. Some German is required to fully appreciate
these classes. $75 for 10 weeks.
MOVIE: HUNDRED FOOT JOURNEY
Thursday, January 15  12:30 - 2:30 pm
Starring Academy Award winner Helen Mirren, this
uplifting story bursts with flavor, passion and heart.
When the chill chef proprietress of a Michelin-starred
French restaurant in southern France (Mirren) gets
wind of a culinary immigrant opening an Indian
restaurant just 100 feet from her own, her icy protests
escalate to all-out war between the two
establishments. It's a celebration of triumph over exile
as these two worlds collide and one young man tries to
find the comfort of home in every pot -- wherever he
may be. Helen Mirren is nominated for a Golden Globe
for this role.
PLAY CHESS? NEED A PARTNER?
CALL KATHY 565-4150
Did YOU reach the “Donut Hole” last year?
If so… chances are you could reach it again!
If you have a Medicare Part D or Medicare
Advantage plan and do not get Extra Help, you will
reach that coverage gap when the total retail cost of
your prescription drugs reaches $2960. Then you
will pay 45% of the cost of brand name drugs and
65% for generics. Think what that means…. a $300
brand name drug will now cost you $135!
This is where Prescription Advantage can help.
Prescription Advantage, the Massachusetts
prescription drug assistance program, can help pay
for you prescription drugs when you reach the
“donut hole.”
To find out how to lower your drug costs, call
Prescription Advantage at: 1-800-243-4636 or-1877-610-0241 for the deaf and hard of hearing with
Text Telephone capability. You can also visit our
web-site: www.prescriptionadvantagema.org.
The money you save can be your own!
Fire Department Lunch Presentation
TOPIC: Escape Plan
DATE: Tuesday, January 13th
TIME: 12:00pm in Cafeteria
If Fire Breaks Out In Your Home,
Will You Be Able To Get Out In Time?
Having working smoke alarms in your home
doubles your chances of surviving a fire in your
home. But you can do even better than that. You
can develop and practice a home escape plan and
increase your chances of escaping from a fire
without injury.
Practicing how you would escape from a fire
BEFORE it strikes will enable you to get out faster,
with less panic. In a real fire, the smoke is thick and
black - you can’t see
through it - and the toxic gases in it can confuse
you.
BUT - if you’ve practiced how you would escape
from your home, and you know two ways out of
every room in your home, you will
know the drill by heart and can get out
quickly even after you’ve been
exposed to disorienting smoke.
Don’t miss next months topic!
***Burn Awareness***
AARP Tax Preparation
AARP Tax Aides will again provide tax preparation
assistance at the Adult Center starting on Thursday Feb 5,
2015 and continue each Thursday through Apr 9, 2015... a
total of 10 weeks.
Appointments will be scheduled from 9am to noon.
Taxpayers should arrive 15 minutes earlier to complete an
information sheet prior to their scheduled appointment.
DOCUMENTATION NEEDED
Taxpayers should bring the following documents:
* Picture ID of the taxpayer and Social Security cards (or
other official document) for each person to be listed on the
return.
* Copy of last year's return.
* Health insurance information
* All income statements...W-2, pension, social security,
interest, dividends, sale of assets, self-employment
income, unemployment.
*All itemizing deductions.... medical, charitable, mortgage
interest, excise tax, real estate tax, plus dependent care
provider information.
*Circuit Breaker : real estate/city water bills paid during
2014.
Call Adult Center for your appointment!
Linda Collina
Social Services
Coordinator –
(413) 565-4150
Carol Steiner, RN
Community Health Nurse
(413) 565-4154
BINGO!!
Wednesday, January 21 12:30 - 2:30
We heard you! Monthly Bingo games begin this month. Come on
down and play one of the most popular games of all time. Six
games, six ways to win. $3 a card.
LIVING WELL
Life With Lupus
Join us on January 14th at 12:30pm for a
presentation by Community Health Charities of New
England as they demonstrate how this cruel disease
impacts individuals day to day lives.
Lupus is a chronic, autoimmune disease that can
damage any part of the body (skin, joints, and/or
organs inside the body). Chronic means that the
signs and symptoms tend to last longer than six
weeks and often for many years.
In lupus, something goes wrong with your immune
system, which is the part of the body that fights off
viruses, bacteria, and germs ("foreign invaders," like
the flu). Normally our immune system produces
proteins called antibodies that protect the body from
these invaders. Autoimmune means your immune
system cannot tell the difference between these
foreign invaders and your body’s healthy tissues
("auto" means "self") and creates autoantibodies that
attack and destroy healthy tissue. These
autoantibodies cause inflammation, pain, and
damage in various parts of the body.
Providing premier housing
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800-633-6313 or 413-567-7800
Lupus is also a disease of flares (the symptoms
worsen and you feel ill) and remissions (the
symptoms improve and you feel better).
COOKING DEMONSTRATION: SOUP’S ON!
Thursday, January 22 12:30-1:30
What is better than soup on a cold winter’s day?
Three cooks will demonstrate their easy-to-make
soups: lemon-egg soup by Marie Angelides; tortellini
soup by Sonia Merigian; and lentil soup by Zepyour Mardirossian.
This will be filmed by LCTV, so audience members should be in their
seats at the start.
JOURNEY TO JAZZ :
Benny Goodman Trio and Quartet Sessions
Tuesday, January 27 1:00-2:30
Trio features Goodman on clarinet, Teddy Wilson on piano and Gene
Krupa on drums playing 10 tunes, beginning with "After You're
Gone" and ending with "Too Good To Be True." the latter with
a vocal by Helen Ward.
Quartet adds Lionel Hampton
on vibraphone - 12 tunes, two of which are "Exactly
Like You" and "Vibraphone Blues", each with a vocal
by Lionel Hampton. Forties music - 22 pop tunes , 4
very popular musicians ( tops in the jazz world),
along with a leading female vocalist - swing and jazz
lovers, could you ask for much more ?
MOVIE RE-RUN:
HUNDERED FOOT JOURNEY
Wednesday, January 28 12:30-2:30
If you missed the regular showing of the monthly movie, you have a
second chance to see it. This is to accommodate those who have
conflicting schedules for our regular showing.
WINTER CAR CHECK-UP:
COLD WEATHER PROTECTION
Thursday, January 29 12:15-1:15
Mark Whitney will provide FREE car
maintenance advice for your winter car needs
based on his 35 years of experience. He will
share his 10-point checklist. Are your headlights
free of leaves and snow? Are your battery posts clean? How about
your tires, your wiper blades, antifreeze? Do you have cold weather
supplies in the car? Mark will even look over your car and suggest
ways to stay safe. All welcome.
Sign up: for all events: 565-4150
SPRINGFIELD SYMPHONY
2014-2015 SEASON
Van rides $6 roundtrip leave at 6:10 pm
from the Greenwood Parking lot. Reserve
before you get your tickets if you need to
assure a ride. All performances are on Saturday nights.
1/24
2/7
2/21
3/14
3/28
4/11
4/25
Beethoven, Mendelssohn & Fuchs
The Music of Michael Jackson
Latin Guitar
Beethoven & Bernstein
Blood, Sweat, Tears, Earth, Wind,
Fire & a Little Chicago
Viennese Choral Spectacular
Season Finale – The Rite of Spring
ONGOING ACTIVITIES
Artists’ Studio
Book Club
Bridge - Duplicate
Bridge Refresher
Bridge - Rubber
Bridge Lessons
Chair Exercise
Computer Coaching
Discussion Group
Fitness Corner
French
German
Italian-Advanced
Jazz Journey
Jewelry
Knitting Group
Mahjong
Movies - Free
Over 60
Pickle Ball
Pinochle
Pitch
Pomegranate Guild
Billiards
Scrabble
Table Tennis
Tap Dancing
Trivia
Veterans Circle
Water Aerobics
Yoga, Chair
Tuesday 1 pm
1st Tuesday 12:30 pm
Mon. & Fri. 12:30 pm
Monday 10 am
Thursday 1 pm
Friday 10 am
Tues & Thurs 10:30 am
Wed. 12:30 - 2:30
3rd Tuesday 12:30 pm
Daily 9 am - 3 pm
Wednesday 10:30
Thursday 10:00 am
Tuesdays 10:00 am
Returns in January
Monday 1:00pm
Thurs. 10 - 11:30 am
Friday 12:30 pm
Third Thursday 12:30
Second Thursday 12:30
M-F 11:30-1:50pm
Tuesday 9:30 am
Tuesday 12:30 pm
First Tuesday 12:30
M-F anytime
Friday 1:30 pm
Thursday 1 - 3 pm
Fri. 1:30 - 2:15 pm
Wednesday 10 am
1st Wed. 12:30 pm
at Glenmeadow
Thursdays 12:30
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
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Jan 1 CLOSED NEW YEARS DAY
Jan 2 Stuffed Peppers
Jan 5
Jan 6
Jan 7
Jan 8
Jan 9
Jan 12
Jan 13
Jan 14
Jan 15
Jan 16
Jan 19
Chicken Parmesan
Swedish Meatballs
Lasagna
Shepard’s Pie
Shrimp Scampi
Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Turkey/Gravy over Noodles
Birthday Bash/Stuffed Chx
Meatloaf
Stuffed Sole
CLOSED MLK DAY
The Adult Center Dining room will
be closed from January 20thFebruary 20th for a kitchen
renovation. Meals on Wheels will
follow the East Longmeadow
Senior Center Menu during this
time as the meals will be prepared
and delivered from the East
Longmeadow Senior Center.
Thank you for your understanding!
Before you receive your
meal, please inform your
server of any food allergies
you may have.
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11:00
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Fitness Corner
Blood Pressure
Bridge Refresher
Rep. Ashe’s Aide
Pickleball
LUNCH
Duplicate Bridge
Jewelry
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Ski Butternut
Fitness Corner
Blood Pressure
Bridge Refresher
Rep Ashe’s Aid
Pickleball
LUNCH
Duplicate Bridge
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565-4150
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24hrs in advance
9:00
10:00
11:30
11:30
12:30
12:30
1:30
1:30
9:30
10:00
10:00
10:30
11:30
11:30
12:30
12:30
12:30
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Pinochle
Food Pantry
NEW Italian Class
Gentle Exercise
LUNCH
Pickleball
Book Club
Pitch
Pomegranate Guild
Artists Studio
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10:00
10:00
10:30
11:30
11:30
12:15
12:30
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Pinochle
Food Pantry
Italian Class
Gentle Exercise
Pickleball
Pitch
Discussion Group
Artists Studio
9
10:00
10:30
11:30
11:30
12:30
12:30
1:00
Knitting
Gentle Exercise
LUNCH
Pickleball
NEW Chair Yoga
Over 60
Table Tennis
12:30 Veterans Circle
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9:30 Pinochle
10:00 Food Pantry
10:00 Italian Class
10:30 Gentle Exercise
11:30 LUNCH
11:30 Pickleball
12:00 Escape Plan Presentation
12:15 Financial Workshop
12:30 Pitch
1:00 Artists Studio
9:30
10:00
10:00
10:30
11:30
12:30
12:30
1:00
NEW Strength Training
Trivia
French is Back!
Pickleball
LUNCH
Living Well
Computer Coaching
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:00
10:30
11:30
11:30
12:30
12:30
9:00
10:00
10:00
10:30
11:30
12:30
12:30
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9:30
SHINE
10:00
Blood Sugar Testing
10:00
Strength Training
10:30
Trivia
11:30
French
11:30
Pickleball
12:30
LUNCH-Birthday BASH
12:30
Computer Coaching
Living Well:
1:00
Life with Lupus
Fitness Corner
Strength Training
Trivia
French
Pickleball
Computer Coaching
Bingo!
Fitness Corner
Bridge Lessons
LUNCH
Pickleball
Duplicate Bridge
Mahjong
Scrabble
Tap Class
10/11
9:00
10:00
10:00
11:30
11:30
12:30
12:30
1:30
1:30
Fitness Corner
Bridge Lessons
NEW Strength Training
LUNCH
Pickleball
Duplicate Bridge
Mahjong
Scrabble
Tap Class
16
COA BOARD MTG
Knitting
NEW German
Gentle Exercise
LUNCH
Pickleball
Chair Yoga
Movie:
Hundred Foot Journey
Table Tennis
17/18
9:00
9:00
10:00
10:00
11:30
11:30
12:30
12:30
1:30
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Knitting
German
Gentle Exercise
Pickleball
Chair Yoga
Cooking Show:
Soup’s On
1:00 Table Tennis
Foot care
Fitness Corner
Bridge Lessons
Strength Training
LUNCH
Pickleball
Duplicate Bridge
Mahjong
Scrabble
Tap Class
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10:00
10:00
11:30
12:30
12:30
1:30
1:30
Fitness Corner
Bridge Lessons
Strength Training
Pickleball
Duplicate Bridge
Mahjong
Scrabble
Tap Class
Springfield symphony:
Beethoven, Mendelssohn
& Fuchs
Adult Center Closed
26
For lunch
reservations call
7
SAT/SUN
3/4
Adult Center Closed
12
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New Years Day
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Fitness Corner
Blood Pressure
Bridge Refresher
Pickleball
Duplicate Bridge
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8:30
9:30
10:00
10:00
10:30
11:30
12:30
1:00
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Collating
Pinochle
Food Pantry
Italian Class
Gentle Exercise
Pickleball
Pitch
Artists Studio
Journey to Jazz
9:00
9:00
10:00
10:00
10:30
10:30
11:30
12:30
Fitness Corner
SHINE Counselor
Strength Training
Trivia
Maternal Club Mtg
French
Pickleball
Movie Rerun:
Hundred Foot Journey
12:30 Computer Coaching
Ski Butternut
Knitting
German
Gentle Exercise
Pickleball
Car Check-up
Chair Yoga
Table Tennis
31/1
9:00
10:00
10:00
11:30
12:30
12:30
1:30
1:30
Fitness Corner
Bridge Lessons
Strength Training
Pickleball
Duplicate Bridge
Mahjong
Scrabble
Tap Class