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Akron/Newstead Senior Center 5691 Cummings Road Akron, New York 14001

Phone 716-542-6645 Fax 716-542-6646

Director: Sarah Young

Sr. Ctr. Attendant: Barb Gaik & Kathy Myers and Wendy Heberling

Email: syoung@townofnewstead.com Fax: 542-6646

Monday - 8am-4:00 PM Tuesday & Wednesday 8am-8pm

Thursday 8pm –7pm Friday - 8am-4pm

Saturdays–as scheduled (see newsletter) Emergency closures will be announced on the

major TV and Radio stations

February 2020

President—Freda Weinreber Vice President—Barb Gaik

Treasure—Kay Green Secretary—Pat Pearce

Directors Joe Geddes, Dave Ranney

Not Pictured Betty Bohn, Judy Moore,

Clara Noce

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Thursday February 7th, 2020

At 12:30 PM LADY’S LUNCHEON

Town $ Country Family Restaurant 12701 Broadway St., Alden, NY 14004 Please contact Maribeth @ 542-3701

If you are planning on attending so she will have a correct count.

By Tuesday Feb., 5th, 2019

Movie Matinee Tuesday, February 11th—12:45pm

Movie Matinee— Downton Abbey

The beloved Crawleys and their intrepid staff prepare for the most important moment of their lives. A royal visit from the king and queen of England soon unleashes scandal, romance and intrigue -- leaving the future of Downton hanging in the

balance.

Tuesday, February 18th -12:45pm

Movie Matinee– Judy Thirty years after starring in "The Wizard of Oz," beloved ac-

tress and singer Judy Garland arrives in London to perform sold-out shows at the Talk of the Town nightclub. While there,

she reminisces with friends and fans and begins a whirlwind romance with musician Mickey Deans, her soon-to-be

fifth husband.

Join us for lunch and then stay for a free movie & popcorn

Wednesday, February 5th 12:30 pm

Card Making With Diane Carr Have you ever wanted to try stamping and make your own greeting cards? Here is your opportunity to try your hand at making beautiful one-of-a-kind greeting cards that will

impress your friends and family. $10 per class includes all supplies needed to make 4 cards.

Senior Outreach Services Case manager available at Center Wednesday, February 5th 1-3pm

Wednesday, February 19th 10 am-12 pm No appointment is necessary.

Individuals will be seen on a first come first served basis. SOS assists persons 60 years of age and older to maintain independence by providing case management,

information and linkage to community services. Services are free of charge and available to all residents of the Town

of Newstead.

Texas Hold’em Tournament Thursday, February 6th at 12:30pm

Thursday, February 20th at 12:30pm

Looking for some excitement? Then put on your poker face and join the fun for Texas Hold’em at the Center. Texas Hold’em is probably the best known and most popular form of poker played today. There is a $5.00

entrance fee. Sign up at Center. Interested in learning how to play?– beginners are

welcome.

Sunshine Report Get Well Thinking of You Harold Gardner Theo Abraham Patricia Manucha Marvin Pafk Linda Chaffee Diane Hurne Christine Brunck Judy Geyer Sharon Farrell Sympathy Card Sent to Bonnie & Bill Hawes on the death of Bon-nie’s Father Jack Powell Card sent to Sharon Groff on the death of her brother-in-law Jack Powell Card sent to Penny & Tony Salim on the death of Penny’s Mother

New Year, New YOU, New Class SilverSneakers BOOM Mind

Starting Friday, February 7th 8:30am Your mind is a muscle too. Improve range of motion, bal-ance, strength and flexibility while relaxing the mind in

this fusion-based class. Combine Pilates, yoga, and athletic stretching techniques in this unique workout designed to

improve overall fitness, increase mobility and give you the ability to reach, bend, twist, turn, stretch and move.

You must bring your own: Thin yoga mat

Towel/small pillow Water

Questions—Please call the center 542-6645

DEADLINE FOR NEWSLETTER, SECOND FRIDAY

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Do you need help with travel?

These services are available to be of assistance. “Going Places Van” - Tuesday and Friday 858-7433 Rural Transit - Every Day 565-3323 Hearts and Hands– 406-8311 ext. 104

LINGO Monday, February 10th —11:45am

Do you love the game of Bingo? Do you love Lunch? Our Lingo could be the answer!! Cost of $4.00

includes 2 boards (additional card for .50 cents). Join us for lunch (a $3 suggested donation).

Sign up early is a must!!!

Next Euchre Tournaments Thursday, February 13th Thursday, February 20th

12:45 pm Love playing Euchre? Then join our tournament. This will be a progressive tournament (partner changes after

each game). Fee per person is $5. Sign up at Center.

We will play by Center rules. Reminder: We play euchre Wednesday evenings at 5:30. Thursday, February 13th

10:30am Heart Health

Join Jennifer Johnson from BC/BS as she dis-cusses heart disease as it’s the leading cause of

death in the United States and is a major cause of disability. Learn how to live healthier and reduce your risk of heart attack and stroke by embracing good nutrition, exercise and stress management.

Free Program—Sign up today!

Wednesday, February 19th 11:30 am

Potluck Luncheon The Center Board of Directors would like to invite you to the monthly membership meeting. All are encouraged to

attend; please bring a dish to pass and eating utensils. Join us for a delicious lunch, great company, and

important information from your Board. Remember those less fortunate by bringing a donation

for the Food Pantry. Note: membership meeting will be held at 11:30 am followed by lunch and then entertainment by Sally

Claydon. A comedy skit with Dr. Heart-Throb leading Cardiologist

for the Town of Newstead!

Tuesday, February 18th 5:30pm

Murder Creek Short Film Murder Creek is a short film written and directed by Ak-

ron native, Kristen Skeet. Synopsis of the film: While investigating recent serial

killings in a park in the small village of Akron, New York, a young writer explores the ghostly legends be-hind the name of the creek running through it: Murder

Creek. Murder Creek was shot in September of 2018 and

was filmed almost exclusively in Akron. Akron filming locations included Akron Park, Candy Apple Cafe,

and Nickel City Arts. The cast and crew also ventured to the Orchard Park Railway Depot for one scene. Murder Creek runs just over 17 minutes and stars Rachael Klein, and Akron natives Kevin Gay and

Gary Sundown.

DINNER AT 5PM—COST $5.00 Pulled Pork, bake beans, coleslaw & dessert

Space is limited—sign up ASAP

Center Exercise Facility As a member of the A/N Senior Center and/or a member of SilverSneakers® you have the benefit of using the Center exercise facility. Prior to using the equipment you must

take the exercise orientation class and provide a permission slip from your physician. The next exercise orientation is Wednesday, February 19th at 12:00pm. Remember to

wear sneakers!! Please sign up or call

542-6645.

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Movie News Thursday, February 27th

5:00 pm Movie Night: Overcomer

High school basketball coach John Harrison and his team face an uncertain future when their town's largest manufacturing plant

shuts down unexpectedly. As hundreds of people move away, John reluctantly agrees to coach cross-country, a sport he does-n't even like. His outlook soon changes when he meets Hannah Scott, an unlikely runner who pushes herself to the limit. Inspired

by the words and prayers of a new friend, John starts to train Hannah for the biggest race of her young life.

Tonight’s dinner Lasagna, Salad, Roll & Dessert.

The cost for dinner will be $5 per person. Please sign up and pay in office by Thursday, February 20th

AARP Smart Driver Course Tuesday, March 10th—9am

Save money on your car insurance and increase your driving skills by attending the AARP Safe Driving

class. The fee for the AARP Driver Safety Program is $25 for AARP members and $30 for

non-members. Payment in the form of a check payable to AARP is due no later than the week prior

to secure your seat. Indicate AARP membership number in the memo section of your check. Class

begins at 9 am, ending 3:30 pm. Stop by Senior Center or call

542-6645 to register. Consider joining us for lunch. For individuals 60 and over the cost is a donation of $3 and those under 60 the suggested donation is $5. Reservations for lunch

can be made when registering for the class. Next Classes: May 19th, July 14th, September 8th

and November 10th– 2020

Monday, February 24th 11am

SHUFFLEBOARD NEWS Calling all shuffleboard players!

Spring session of shuffleboard will begin on Monday, February 24th. All games will be played on consecutive Mondays at 11 am. There will be

8 teams. 1st 8 teams will get preference. All other players who sign up can be substitutes.

We always need substitutes. Results of the games are posted each week.

If you haven’t played before and would like to try, please come join us. It is friendly competi-

tion and easy to learn.

Tuesday, February 25th Bus will depart at *8:45am*

Customer Appreciation Day at Seneca Niagara Join the fun as the seniors head to Seneca Niagara Casino. The cost for

this trip is $26 (including driver tip) per person with passenger incentive of $30.00 in slot dollars & Free Lunch Buffet.. Sign up and pay ASAP

to guarantee your seat as this trip will fill quickly . (very limited seating available)

*Incentives are compliments of the Casino and are subject to change.

Must be 21years of age or older to enter casino floor, to receive incen-tive, or to qualify for any promotions. Valid State/Federal issued ID is

required to receive incentive (government issued driver’s license, non-driver’s picture ID,

or passport.

Tuesday, February 25th Dinner—5pm

Meal Service Program We are offering our monthly meal service program to the seniors

in our community. Join us at 5pm for a healthy and delicious meal. The meal is FREE from the grant we received from The Hubert &

Dennis Bernhardt Foundation but we are asking for a suggested donation of $3.00 so that once the grant runs out we can continue

this program. There is a maximum of 40 people, and you must sign up ahead of time.

Stay tuned to see what is on the menu!

Thursday, February 27th 12:45 pm

Pinochle Tournament ANSC hosts a monthly pinochle tournament. We invite all pinochle

enthusiasts to join us. Winners at last tournament includes: Sandy-695; Roni-652; John-634; Bernie-608; & Mary– 605. Congratulations!

Remember we play on Saturday’s too!

Saturday, February 29th Buffalo Bandits Lacrosse Outing

What is lacrosse : Lacrosse is a team sport played with a lacrosse stick and a lacrosse ball. Players use the head of the lacrosse stick to carry,

pass, catch, and shoot the ball into the goal. Come spend a evening at Key Bank Arena and watch the Buffalo Ban-

dits take on the Halifax, Thunderbirds from Nova Scotia. The game will begin at 7:00 p.m. The cost of the event is FREE . You will have to provide your own transportation. Thank you to Michelle

Farina @ Blue Cross & Blue Shield. Limited number of seats available

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