July 2016

Serving Highland Heights, Lyndhurst, Mayfield Heights, Mayfield Village & South Euclid

The Community Partnership on Aging Advisory Board

Members Help Guide CPA into the Future

In February of this year, the newly-elected Advisory Board members met for the first time. Members will serve as ambassadors for the agency, will help identify further opportunities for growth, and assist and support agency fundraising efforts . They will collectively work to improve name recognition and visibility of Community Partnership on Aging.

The members come from all five of our cities and include:

Barbara Calamita Elaine D’Amico

Jeanetta Daniels-Barrion Laura Christian Imbornoni

Melanie Kutnick Ellen Markell Mary Salomon

Janice Smith-Nance James Ventura Janine Weisfeld

Don’t be surprised if you see any of the new members out and about at our programs or in our offices as they are actively engaged in learning the in’s and out’s of our operations!

The Advisory Board meeting schedule can be found on page 9 of this newsletter.

Community Partnership on Aging Honors Older Americans Month!

Sponsors from University Suburban Health Center, Manor Care Mayfield, Captel, Exactcare Pharmacy, Hanson Services, Highland Pointe Rehab Centre and Montefiore/Weils take a moment to pose for a picture with two CPA Senior Day lunch attendees on May 25. The Chicken Pasta Primavera lunch was scratch-prepared by CPA Chef Warren and volunteers. After the lunch, many participants joined us at Atlas Cinemas Eastgate for a special free screening of George A. Romero’s, “Night of the Living Dead” for a scary-good time! Thank you all!

Our Main Office is at South Euclid Community Center at 1370 Victory Dr. in South Euclid, 44121 Main phone: 216-291-3902 Fax: 216-291-0773 Hours: Monday - Friday, 9:00AM - 5:00 PM

Email: contactus@communitypartnershiponaging.org Web: www.communitypartnershiponaging.org

You can also reach staff at the following numbers: ▪ Lyndhurst Office: 440-473-5138 (by appointment) ▪ Mayfield Heights and Mayfield Village Outreach Office: 440-442-2628 (call for appointments) ▪ Lunch and Program locations vary; please refer to the calendar page for more information, or call

216-650-4029 during the hours of 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM, Monday - Friday.

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News from the Community Partnership on Aging

Executive Director, Stacey O’Brien

Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program will offer several opportunities throughout the summer to purchase locally grown produce at mobile Farmer’s Markets. The schedule is not available yet, but check our Facebook page for up to date information about Markets.

We were very excited to have been one of four collaboratives selected as a recipient of the Cuyahoga County Senior Center Innovation Grant. CPA will partner with Cleveland Heights, Maple Heights and Solon on this planning grant, which will seek to enhance the safety and independence of older adults through minor home modifications, simple maintenance tasks and repairs, and assistance with coordination

of required work. The project will include an independent-living risk evaluation and information and referral service for home owners in the collaborating cities. Volunteers will be sought from corporate, non-profit, civic, school and faith-based organizations.

The restaurants in Cedar Center are offering a "Taste" of their businesses Thursday, July 14 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and all you have to do it bring your appetite and a ten dollar bill! Enjoy a mid-summer evening with Rick and Sharona as they entertain you with their lounge act. Raffle baskets will be available for bidding. Proceeds from the event will help eligible older residents of South Euclid make needed repairs and modifications to their homes that will allow them to age safely and independently. For tickets ($10 each), call Jim at 216-291-4358 or stop into our South Euclid office during business hours. Parking will be available throughout Cedar Center.

This year, for the first time, we’ll be initiating an annual campaign. The Summer of Giving will be formally kicked off in August. Our agency is fortunate to be trusted with meeting the needs of older adults all year long to ensure they have opportunities to access the programs and services that will support their aging in place. Providing those programs and services can be costly and we are hopeful that you will give to the extent you are able! Stay tuned in the coming months for activities and information about our first-ever Summer of Giving.

Stacey O’Brien, MSSA, LISW-S obriens@communitypartnershiponaging.org

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Inside this Issue

Funding is provided by the cities of South Euclid, Lyndhurst, Highland Heights, Mayfield Heights and Mayfield Village; a grant from the Ohio Department on Aging through the

Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging; Cuyahoga County through the Health & Human Services Levy; program donations; and contributions of time and dollars. All programs and services are provided without regard to race, ethnicity, marital status, religion, gender,

disability, age, political belief, sexual orientation or veteran status. Services and programs funded by Title III or by the Cuyahoga County Health and Human Services levy will not be

denied based on an individual’s inability to pay or donate.

From our Director, Stacey O’Brien……pg. 2

Volunteer News and Opportunities……pg. 3

CPA Café Services…….…….……………..pg. 4

CPA Movie Programs………………………pg. 5

CPA Program Highlights..………pg. 5, pg. 9

CPA Program Calendar……………pgs. 6 & 7

Program Location Addresses…………..pg. 7

Outreach Services for Residents……..….pg. 8

Transportation Services and Schedule…pg. 8

Blood Pressure and Foot Clinic Dates….pg. 8

Mayfield Village Senior Programs………..pg. 9

News from around the Communities……pg. 9

Local Ads……………………………..pgs. 10 & 11

CPA Trips………………………...…………...pg. 12

Find us on these

Social Media sites

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CPA Volunteer Department - call 216-291-3902

VOLUNTEER LUNCHEON 2016

Many Individuals Honored at Annual Event!

Nearly 100 people, including some city leaders and local businesses, gathered on May 26 to celebrate the achievements of Community Partnership on Aging volunteers during 2015. Corinne Dunn asked the participants to stand as twenty-five different volunteer jobs were acknowledged. In addition, Julie Grida and Jill Turner, received special recognition for their invaluable help with food preparation for special events. The following individuals were named Outstanding Volunteers for 2015:

Pat Berland Kathy Bilinski Carol Braden Carol Cullen Judy Dearden Sue McGowan Pat Minor

Elaine Setnik Carolyn Sugiuchi

Please thank all of our volunteers for their tireless work throughout the year.

Executive Director, Stacey O’Brien (above left), joins Community Partner Award winners, Marybeth Mack and Eric Armbrust, from Hillcrest Hospital.

Volunteers Jim Paterno and Irma Ringler (photo not available) were honored as the first CPA Volunteers Emeriti. Jim began volunteering in 2004 and Irma began in 1996. Congratulations!

Community Volunteer Opportunity

Hawken School is once again looking for volunteers to eat lunch with preschoolers once a week. The activity provides the opportunity for these young children to learn social skills as they engage with one another and the older adult sitting at their table. Several volunteers are already helping and really love the interaction. (And as a bonus, lunch is provided!) If you might enjoy this activity, which will begin again in September, please call Corinne Dunn at 216-291-3902.

Volunteer Help for Older Adults (60+) South Euclid, Lyndhurst, Highland Heights,

Mayfield Heights, and Mayfield Village

Ongoing Volunteer Services in 2016:

Computer tutoring in your home (one or two sessions for beginners and intermediates)

Simple home repairs (not including plumbing or electrical work)

Friendly visits (twice a month)

Occasional errand-running (light groceries or prescriptions)*

*Waiver form is required.

Organizational tasks (paperwork or sorting)* *Waiver form is required.

For more information about any of these

services, please call 216-291-3902.

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CPA Café Services - call 216-650-4029

LITE BITE LUNCHES - Served drop-in style from 12:15 - 1:00 PM at South Euclid Community Center

All Lite Bite menus are ‘Build-Your-Own’ Sandwich/Salad with a variety of options to choose from! Pick your options for $2.00 or $3.00. Select dates, noted below.

• • • Wednesday, July 6 • Thursday, July 7 • Thursday, July 14 • Wednesday, July 20 • Thursday, July 21 • Wednesday, July 27 • Thursday, July 28 • Wednesday, August 3 • Thursday, August 4 • Thursday, August 11 • Wednesday, August 17 • Thursday, August 18 • Wednesday, August 24 • Thursday, August 25 • Wednesday, August 31

July 13 Lunch ‘N’ Movie - Menu: BBQ Beef Sliders, Salad, Dessert

Viewer’s Choice Movie (voted on at the June movie): “My Big, Fat Greek Wedding 2” August 10 Lunch ‘N’ Movie - Menu: Fettuccine with Roasted Mushrooms, Salad, Dessert

Movie: TBA **Movies subject to change, based on DVD availability**

Friday, July 22 at Highland Heights Community Center - Menu: BBQ Chicken Leg/Thigh with entertainment by Cleveland Crooner, Bill Newman! Tuesday, August 23 at Lyndhurst Community Center - Menu: Breaded Pork Loin with entertainment by Frank Cardone!

LUNCH ‘N’ MOVIE An upscale, light lunch held in the Mayfield Village Civic Hall, 6622 Wilson Mills Rd. for $5.00 per person. Reservations are required no later than 3:00 PM Wednesday of the week before.

CAFÉ LUNCH A hearty traditional lunch with entertainment for singing, dancing or socializing for $3.00 per person. Location changes from month to month; call for details. Reservations for July are required by July 13 at 3PM; reservations for August by August 17.

For those 60+ who prefer a more traditional congregate hot lunch, meals are available for a voluntary contribution of $1.50 on the following days/locations (please see calendar pages for location addresses or give us a call): ▪ Mondays/Tuesdays - Lyndhurst Community Center ▪ Wednesdays - South Euclid Community Center and Mayfield Heights DeJohn Community Center ▪ Thursdays - South Euclid Community Center ▪ Fridays - Highland Heights Community Center Reservations for the daily congregate lunch are required no later than 3:00 PM on the Wednesday of the entire week prior to the lunch by calling 216-650-4029. You will be asked to complete a registration form on the day of your first lunch and yearly afterward, along with a nutrition survey. For questions about the meals, the specific menu detail or to make reservations, please give us call. The menu entrée can be found on the calendar pages of this newsletter. Lunches are served at 11:45 AM.

Cancellation policy: Cancellations for all meals are required as soon as you are aware that you cannot attend a meal, but preferably no later than the Wednesday of the week prior. Failure to cancel in advance may result in a person’s inability to make reservations for a period of time.

“A Variety of Scratch-Prepared Lunches at an Affordable Price”

All CPA lunches are open to the public regardless of city of residence

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CPA Movie Schedule - All movies are free and open to the public regardless of city of residence

Lunch ‘N’ Movie in Mayfield Village Civic Center / Reserve Hall Theatre Wednesday, July 13, “My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2” (Rated PG-13, 94 minutes) with entrée BBQ

Beef Sliders. Reservations for lunch are required no later than the Wednesday prior to the lunch by calling 216-650-4029. Movie subject to change based on availability. Lunch fee: $5.00 per person; doors open at 11:30 AM/lunch at 12:00/movie at 1:00.

Free Movie Matinee at DeJohn Community Center

Every 4th Wednesday at 1:00 PM - Movie Matinee has moved to the 4th Wednesday!

Wed., July 27: “Jailhouse Rock” Elvis at his best!

(no reservations required for this movie program)

CPA Program Highlights - call 216-650-4029

Chagrin Documentary Film Festival Special Series – Coming this Summer to Mayfield Village Reserve Hall Theater in Civic Hall!

You won’t want to miss these critically-acclaimed films that will only be shown on the following dates (all times 6:00 PM):

▪“Queen Mimi” on Wednesday, July 20: “Queen Mimi” is the story of an unlikely hero, who, at age 89, reminds us to never give in and never give up, and that if you ever find yourself in the gutter, to never stop looking at the stars.

▪“Angel of Nanjing” on Wednesday, July 27: For the past 11 years Chen Si has been patrolling the Yangtze River Bridge in China, looking to provide aid for those who've gone there to end their lives. Incredibly, he has saved over 300 people since he began - nearly one every two weeks. “Angel of Nanjing” will be preceded by a pizza party at the Mayfield Village Civic Center at 4:00 PM. Reservations are required for the pizza party, no later than 3:00 PM on Wednesday, July 20. Pizza party fee: $7.00 per person (you must sign up for the pizza party AND the movie if you wish to attend both).

▪“Thao’s Library” on Wednesday, August 3: A Vietnamese woman and a woman from New York are brought together, forging an unlikely sisterhood, transcending language and culture. The two women reflect on the past and confront the present, changing both lives forever.

Reservation for all films are REQUIRED by calling Community Partnership on Aging at 216-650-4029.

A suggested donation of $5.00 per person, per film will be accepted at the door.

Questions about Gas or Electric Bills?

Staff from NOPEC (Northeast Ohio Public

Energy Council) will be on site during CPA lunch at South Euclid Community Center on Thursday, July 21, between 11:00 AM -

12:30 PM. Bring your bills and your questions! First

come, first served.

Free Movie Monday in Mayfield Village! RSVP Appreciated - call the CPA Program line

at 216-650-4029

▪ July 18: “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” - A Classic! ▪ August 15: “Fiddler on the Roof” ▪ September 19: “The Out-of Towners”

“Music and Fashion Through the Ages” - 12:15 PM on Wednesday, August 17 at Ross DeJohn Community Center. Presented by Kindred Healthcare. Free; reservations required. Call 216-650-4029.

Mercury Theatre Company Preview Show of Finian’s

Rainbow!

A sampling of songs from the musical will be presented by the cast, Thursday, July 7 at 12:15 PM at South Euclid Community Center. Reservations are only

required for lunch.

Health & Wellness Talks at Ross DeJohn Community Center take place every first Wednesday of the month at 10:00! Join us for the talk followed by

blood pressure/glucose checks courtesy of Manor Care Mayfield.

Screenings are first come, first served. July topic: The Mind Spa: Tips for

Relaxing the Mind

July Program Calendar - call 216-650-4029 for all lunch and program reservations, inquiries and fees

Monday Tuesday Wednesday

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10:30 Arthritis Exercise $2 (LCC) 11:00 Library Cart (LCC) 11:30 Blood Pressure Checks (LCC) 11:45 Lunch (LCC) 12:15 Pinochle (LCC) 12:30 Scrabble (LCC)

10:00 Health & Wellness Talk (MH)10:30 Blood Pressure/Glucose (MH)10:30 Senior Exercise $2 (SE) 11:00 Library Cart (SE) 11:45 Lunch (SE) (MH) 12:15 Lite Bite $3/$2 (SE) 12:15 Pinochle (MH) 12:30 Bridge (SE) 1:00 Busy Hands Knitters (SE)

10:45 Qi Gong for Balance - fee (LCC) 11:00 Library Cart (LCC) 11:45 Lunch (LCC) 12:30 Bridge (LCC)

10:30 Arthritis Exercise $2 (LCC) 11:00 Library Cart (LCC) 11:45 Lunch (LCC) 12:15 Pinochle (LCC) 12:30 Scrabble (LCC)

9:00 Advanced Card-Making $2 (MH) 10:30 Senior Exercise $2 (SE) 11:00 Library Cart (SE) 11:45 Blood Pressure Checks (SE)11:45 Lunch (SE) (MH) 12:15 Lunch ‘N’ Movie $5 (MV)12:15 Pinochle (MH) 12:30 Bridge (SE) 1:00 Busy Hands Knitters (SE)

10:45 Qi Gong for Balance - fee (LCC) 11:00 Library Cart (LCC) 11:45 Lunch (LCC) 12:30 Bridge (LCC) 1:00 Movie Monday in Mayfield (MV) “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”

10:30 Arthritis Exercise $2 (LCC) 11:00 Library Cart (LCC) 11:45 Lunch (LCC) 12:15 Pinochle (LCC) 12:30 Scrabble (LCC)

10:30 Senior Exercise $2 (SE) 11:00 Library Cart (SE) 11:00 Visionary Group (SE) 11:45 Lunch (SE)(MH) 12:15 Lite Bite $3/$2 (SE) 12:15 Pinochle (MH) 12:30 Bridge (SE) 1:00 Busy Hands Knitters (SE)

10:45 Qi Gong for Balance - fee (LCC) 11:00 Library Cart (LCC) 11:45 Lunch (LCC) 12:30 Bridge (LCC)

9:30 Foot Clinic $20 (LCC) 10:30 Arthritis Exercise $2 (LCC) 11:00 Library Cart (LCC) 11:45 Lunch (LCC) 12:15 Pinochle (LCC) 12:30 Scrabble (LCC)

9:00 Card-Making $2 (MH) 10:30 Senior Exercise $2 (SE) 11:00 Library Cart (SE) 11:45 Lunch (SE)(MH) 12:15 Pinochle (MH) 12:15 Lite Bite $3/$2 (SE) 12:30 Bridge (SE) 12:30 Book Club (SE) Me Before You 1:00 Movie: “Jailhouse Rock” (MH) 1:00 Busy Hands Knitters (SE)

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Congregate Lunch (11:45) menu not available at time of printing. Please call

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4029 for all lunch and program reservations, inquiries and fees

Thursday Friday

9:30 Intermediate Line Dancing - fee (MH) 9:30 Woodcarving (HH) 10:00 Nimble Needlers (MH) 10:30 A Matter of Balance (MH) 10:30 Arthritis Exercise - $2 (HH) 11:45 Lunch (HH) 12:00 Gentle Yoga - fee (MH) 12:30 Wii Bowling (HH) 12:30 Bridge and Cards (HH)

10:00 Health & Wellness Talk (MH) 10:30 Blood Pressure/Glucose (MH)

1:00 Busy Hands Knitters (SE)

10:30 Senior Exercise $2 (SE) 11:00 Library Cart (SE) 11:00 Laughter Club (SE) 11:45 Lunch (SE) 12:15 Lite Bite $3/$2 (SE) 1:00 Games (SE) 1:00 Creative Paper Recycling (US)

9:30 Intermediate Line Dancing - fee (MH) 9:30 Woodcarving (HH) 10:00 Nimble Needlers (MH) 10:30 A Matter of Balance (MH) 10:30 Arthritis Exercise - $2 (HH) 11:45 Lunch (HH) 12:00 Gentle Yoga - fee (MH) 12:30 Wii Bowling (HH) 12:30 Bridge and Cards (HH)

11:45 Blood Pressure Checks (SE)

12:15 Lunch ‘N’ Movie $5 (MV)

1:00 Busy Hands Knitters (SE)

10:30 Senior Exercise $2 (SE) 11:00 Library Cart (SE) 11:00 Laughter Club (SE) 11:45 Lunch (SE) 12:15 Lite Bite $3/$2 (SE) 1:00 Games (SE) 1:00 Creative Paper Recycling (US)

9:00 Foot Clinic $20 (HH) 9:30 Intermediate Line Dancing - fee (MH) 9:30 Woodcarving (HH) 10:00 Nimble Needlers (MH) 10:30 Arthritis Exercise - $2 (HH) 11:45 Lunch (HH) 12:00 Gentle Yoga - fee (MH) 12:30 Wii Bowling (HH) 12:30 Bridge and Cards (HH)

10:30 Senior Exercise $2 (SE) 11:00 Library Cart (SE) 11:00 Laughter Club (SE) 11:00 NOPEC (SE) 11:45 Lunch (SE) 12:00 Fresh Goods to Go (SE) 12:15 Lite Bite $3/$2 (SE) 12:30 A Matter of Balance (SE) 1:00 Games (SE) 1:00 Creative Paper Recycling (US)

9:30 Intermediate Line Dancing - fee (MH) 9:30 Woodcarving (HH) 10:00 Nimble Needlers (MH) 10:30 Arthritis Exercise - $2 (HH) 11:00 Blood Pressure Checks (HH) 11:45 Café Lunch $3 (HH) 12:00 Gentle Yoga - fee (MH) 12:30 Wii Bowling (HH) 12:30 Bridge and Cards (HH)

Me Before You 1:00 Movie: “Jailhouse Rock” (MH) 1:00 Busy Hands Knitters (SE)

9:30 Foot Clinic $20 (SE) 10:30 Senior Exercise $2 (SE) 11:00 Library Cart (SE) 11:00 NO Laughter Club (SE) 11:45 Lunch (SE) 12:15 Lite Bite $3/$2 (SE) 12:30 A Matter of Balance (SE) 1:00 Games (SE) 1:00 Creative Paper Recycling (US)

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CPA Social Work and Outreach Services

Wednesday, June 15, 2016 was World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Elder abuse can be physical, emotional, financial and sexual. It also includes people who are neglected and those who neglect themselves (self-neglect). Elders who are abused are twice as likely to be hospitalized, four times as likely to go into nursing homes and three times as likely to die. While most abusers are family members, trusted professionals and complete strangers may also target older adults. Abuse can happen in any setting.

Elder abuse can be prevented if everyone would treat older Americans with respect and care. Learning the warning signs of abuse and knowing how to report it is another great step. Elder abuse is significantly under-reported. Cuyahoga County Division of Senior and Adult Services estimates that for every five cases of abuse/neglect, only one is reported. For resources or information, call and ask to speak with a CPA social worker at 216-291-3902. To report suspected abuse or neglect, contact Adult Protective Services at 216-420-6700.

Transportation with Community Partnership on Aging is available for older adults age 60+ who reside in one of the CPA communities. Trips are offered to and from CPA Lunches/Programs, for group grocery shopping trips and for medical appointments. Transportation is provided by STC (Senior Transportation Connection). Residents must register in advance by contacting a CPA Social Worker. To register, South Euclid/Lyndhurst/Highland Heights residents may call 216-291-3902 and Mayfield Heights/Mayfield Village residents may call 440-442-2628. Grocery trips and medical appointment trips are scheduled through STC at 1-800-983-4782. Trips to CPA Lunch and Programs are scheduled by CPA staff with advance notice.

GROUP SHOPPING TRIPS SCHEDULE (Trips subject to change)

SE – Tues., July 5, 19 & Aug. 2 to Giant Eagle ▪ Wed., July 6, 20 & Aug. 3 to Heinen’s ▪ Thurs., July 7, 21, & Aug. 4

to Marc’s

LYND & HH – Tues., July 12 & 26 to Giant Eagle ▪ Wed., July 13 & 27 to Dave’s ▪ Thurs., July 14 & 28 to Marc’s

MH & MV – Tuesdays, July 5, 19 & Aug. 2 to Giant Eagle & Wal-Mart ▪ Fridays, July 12 & 26 to Heinen’s & Marc’s

FOR MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS and other personal trips, call 1-800-983-4782 MONDAY through FRIDAY. Cancellations are REQUIRED no later than 7:00 AM on the day of your scheduled ride.

Have a question for a

CPA Social Worker?

Call 216-291-3902 to reach an outreach worker in South Euclid, Lyndhurst or Highland Heights, or 440-442-2628 for Mayfield Heights or

Mayfield Village.

Blood pressure screenings for July: Lyndhurst: Tuesday, July 5, 11:30 - 12:30 Mayfield Hts: Wednesday, July 6, 10:30-11:30 South Euclid: Wednesday, July 13, 11:45 - 12:45 Highland Hts: Friday, July 22, 11:00-12:00 All blood pressure screenings are first come, first served and are FREE. Mayfield Village Blood Pressure checks offered by MV Fire Dept on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at the Mayfield Village Community Room. Call 440-919-2332 for details.

You can also make an appointment with one of our podiatrists for $20. Please be prepared with payment at the time of the appointment. Fees may be discussed with your doctor as insurance guidelines and other factors may impact fees. Highland Hts: Friday, July 15, 9:00 - 11:00 Lyndhurst: Tuesday, July 26 beginning at 9:30 South Euclid: Thursday, July 28, 9:30 -11:30 Please call 216-650-4029 for foot clinic appointments.

Mayfield Village: Call 440-919-2332 for MV foot clinics dates and info.

Fresh Goods To Go!

Eligible older adults age 60+ residing in South Euclid, Lyndhurst, Highland Heights, Mayfield Heights and Mayfield Village may call for a reservation of a free Tote of groceries each month! Reservations for July 21 distribution MUST be received by 3:00 PM Wednesday, July 13. Call 216-650-4029 or stop in to see CPA staff at any lunch location to make a reservation or to find out if you are eligible. Don’t forget to ask about lunch!

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Programs & Trips in this box are with Mayfield Village Senior Services.

Please call Donna at 440-919-2332 for all questions and to register.

▪ New! One-Stroke Painting Beginner I: Wednesday, September 14, 1:30-4:00 p.m. - $28. Learn to paint the teardrop stroke to make flower petals and the classic “one-stroke leaves.” Beginner II, III, and IV classes to follow. Contact us for dates and details.

▪ Watercolor Painting and Knitting will return in September. Contact us for dates and details or look for them in the next issue.

▪ TRIP: “Historic and Ethnic Tour of Cleveland, Part 3”, with JKL Tours, Wednesday, August 17; $69. Includes unique Italian buffet lunch and tour. Highlights include a walking tour of the Gordon Square Arts District, visiting the observation level of the Terminal Tower, and a behind-the-scenes tour of the original Woolworth’s that is now The House of Blues. Deadline to register: Wednesday, July 13.

▪ TRIP: Hartville Kitchen, flea market, & hardware. Includes a full lunch and shopping coupons. Friday, September 16; $47. Deadline to Register: Friday, August 12. This trip is sold out, but if enough people are on the waiting list we will take a larger bus to accommodate everyone.

▪ TRIP: “A Branson Country Christmas” featuring the Ozark Jubilee from Branson and Lunch at the Croatian Lodge. Friday, November 18; $64. Deadline to Register: Friday, October 14. Note: A limited number of seats are available, so register early.

▪ TRIP: “Higbee’s Silver Grille.” Take a special and nostalgic trip down Memory Lane; enjoy music and a

special lunch. Fee of $83 includes lunch,

transportation, and entertainment. Deadline to

Register: Wednesday, October 12.

Upcoming

Meetings:

Commissions on

Aging

CPA Advisory Board 2nd Friday of each month 4th Tuesday of each month

11:00 am Room A62, University

Suburban Health Center

Highland Heights Monday, September 19

9:00 AM Highland Heights City Hall

Mayfield Village Date not available

11:00 AM Senior Services Office

South Euclid Monday, July 25

1:30 PM South Euclid

Community Center

More Stuff to Do - For questions, please refer to the phone number or

website listed

Basic Spanish Lessons with Community

Partnership on Aging

Free 4-Week class August 30-September 20

from 10:30-11:30 at Lyndhurst Community Center

Open to the public but spaces are limited so sign up soon!

Call 216-650-4029

“Pathways to Memory” Free 5 Wk. class hosted

by CPA

Wednesdays from 12:30-1:30PM; August 24 - September 21 at Ross DeJohn Community Center in Mayfield Heights from. Spaces are limited; call 216-650-4029.

Taught by a professional RN from Homewatch Caregivers.

▪ A Taste of Cedar Center fundraiser will be Thursday, July 14 from 5:30-

7:30 PM. Proceeds from the event will help eligible older residents of

South Euclid make needed repairs and modifications to their homes that

will allow them to age safely and independently. Rick and Sharona will

provide lounge act entertainment, delicious food will be prepared by Cedar

Center restaurants, and raffle baskets will be available for bidding. For

tickets ($10 each), call Jim at 216-291-4358 or stop into our South Euclid

office during business hours.

▪ The Grove at Mayfield Village has a summer full of events planned. To

see the full schedule, stop in the Civic Center, or visit

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grove

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CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITY’S HEARING FOR OVER 30 YEARS

CPA Trips & Meet Ups - call 440-473-5138

JULY TRIP OFFICE HOURS: by appointment Reservations required for all trips – please call us to sign up!

We said goodbye to Elyse in early June and wished her luck as she began a new full time position. The Lyndhurst office will be staffed intermittently so we suggest you call first if you are trying to sign up for a trip or make a payment. Additional details about the trips below can be obtained from the office.

Upcoming trips:

Cleveland History Center (8/10, $66)— the Cleveland History Center, operated by the Western Reserve Historical Society, encompasses the Euclid Beach Park Carousel, Bingham-Hanna & Hay-McKinney Mansions, and the Crawford Auto Aviation Museum. A guided tour of the Hay-Mckinney Mansion, will be followed by time to explore on your own. Be sure to stop by the carousel – admission includes a free ride! After we wrap up at the History Center, we will be headed just down the road to L’Albatros Brasserie + Bar for lunch. L’Albatros is a traditional French brasserie, set in an old carriage house on the campus of Case Western Reserve University. There we will enjoy our choice of soup or salad, a choice of entrée, and then choice of dessert. We hope you can join us for this enriching program!

Wine Tour of Northeast Ohio (9/21, $55) - We have a couple more spots left for this trip around Geneva, Ohio. We will be starting with Ferrante Vineyard, where we will begin with a wine tasting, and then will enjoy their famous pasta and meatballs and dessert. Stops will also be made at Debonné Vineyard and Grand River Cellars Winery, which offers a beautiful fireplace inside and many hand painted murals for visitors to enjoy while they taste. Our final destination is Harpersfield Vineyard.

Century Village (10/18, $64) - The fully restored Century Village Museum, located in Burton, is an authentic representation of a Western Reserve Village from 1798 to the end of the 19th century. The Museum contains over twenty historically authentic buildings, more than 15,000 museum artifacts, and a working farm with a sugar bush for making maple syrup. We’ll tour the property and then head to lunch at Punderson State Park Lodge & Conference Center. Lunch will include a house salad, choice of entrée, and dessert. We look forward to hosting you on this historical tour!

Entrees such as a Philly Cheesesteak (actual photo below!) are served at our Café Lunch or Lunch ‘N’ Movie each month. The Philly Cheesesteak lunch included the sandwich, waffle fries, cucumber/tomato salad and dessert—all for $3. Where can you get a better deal (we know the answer is nowhere!)? Check out the July and August lunch info on page 4 of this newsletter, call a friend (or we can introduce you to someone), and join us!

Save the

Date!

The 2016 5 City 5 Alarm Chili Cook-Off

will be held on Saturday, November 5 at Lyndhurst Community Center. Watch this newsletter for more info!