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Marblehead Council on Aging

COA Closed Wednesday, July 4th

Pickleball Beginners ONLY

Thursdays

2:00pm —2:55 pm

Salem Willows

Tuesday, July 17th

10:00 am

CAREGIVER CAFÉ

Will return in

August

SPECIAL LUNCH Thursday, July 19th

12:00 pm

TRAVELS WITH TRISH Friday, July 27th

Pam’s Recycling Program Wednesday,

July 25th @ 9:30

SAVE THE DATE COA Annual Picnic

@ the Gerry Thursday August 23rd @ 12:00 pm

FROM THE DIRECTOR...

Marblehead Community Center / 10 Humphrey Street / Marblehead MA 01945

(781) 631-6737 (781) 631- 6225 Fax (781) 639-3431 www.marblehead.org/coa

July 2018

CHECK OUT What’s

Happening at the

COA!

2018 Marblehead

COA Bocce Travel team Front Row: (left to right) Pat Bibbo, Liz Michaud,

Leonard Frost

Back Row: (left to right) John Capellotti, Angelo

Boncore, Janine Glabicky, and Bert Michaud. The

team played its first away game with Wenham

and came home with a win, making them 2-0 of

the season having previously defeated Peabody.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Doug Laing & Maxine Stromberg

Our dedicated lunch Team!

Find Marblehead Council on Aging and our daily activities on Facebook!

Our Marblehead

High Senior Project

Interns had their

Educational

Experience at the

COA! Nate Blum

and Will Haarer spent five weeks learning about

the senior center. They took classes, attended

programs, interviewed participants and offered

their own

creative writing

class.

In reflecting on

their

experiences

they noted how

much they enjoyed coming to the center and how

much they learned. They felt completely connect-

ed to the COA community, which was entirely

new to them when they began their internship.

We celebrate them

on their graduation

and wish them the

best of luck in

college.

Top: Vivien Consalvo with

Will and Nate

Second: Will, Ed Bell, Bert

Michaud and Nate

Third: Jeannette Yeaple,

Michelle Green, & Connie

Coffin AND last picture of

Will and Nate

LUNCHEON PROGRAM

MENUS

Join us and make new friends Lunch is provided every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and selected Thursdays. Reservations are required by 10:30 a.m. the day before. The suggested donation for age 60 and older is $2.25; for those under age 60, it’s $2.50. No individual, aged 60 or more, shall be denied a meal due to an inability to make a donation. Lunch is served at 12 noon unless otherwise indicated. Before placing your order, please inform your server if anyone in your party has food allergies.

All meals are served with bread. Call-631-6225 to make a reservation.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

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PAM’S

RECYCLING

Q & A

CORNER

Wednesday

July 25th at 9:30.

Get all of your recycling questions

answered here! Grab a cup of coffee

and a goodie and “ask Pam”

Tues., July 3rd—Teriyaki

Chicken Meatballs, Jasmine Rice,

Mandarin Oranges, Snack N Loaf

Wed., July 4th—CLOSED

Fri., July 6th—American Chop

Suey w/ fresh onions & peppers,

Mixed Green Salad w/ House vin,

Fresh Seasonal Fruit

Tues., July 10th—BBQ Chicken

w/ BBQ Sauce, Southern-Style

Greens, Potato Leek Soup,

Coconut Cake

Wed., July11th—Hot Dog, Baked

Beans, Coleslaw, Chilled Pineapple

Fri., July 13th—Chicken w/

Lemon Piccatta Sauce, Pasta,

Tossed Salad w/ French Dressing,

Chilled Peaches

Tues., July 17th—Rib-Q w/ BBQ

Sauce, Whipped Potato, Corn,

Cantaloupe

Wed., July 18th—Chicken Scampi w/

Parsley, Garlic & Tomatoes over

noodles, Spinach Salad w/ Dressing,

Mandarin Oranges

Thurs., July 19th—SUMMER

PICNIC— Turkey Club Sandwich

w/ Bacon & Mayo, Lettuce &

Tomato, Country Potato Salad

Coleslaw, Kaiser Roll, Watermelon

Fri., July 20th—Meatloaf w/ Gravy,

Whipped Potato, Peas, Lemon Cake

Tues., July 24th—Stuffed Shells, Marinara Sauce, Garden Salad w/

Dressing, Fresh Fruit

Wed., July 25th—Julienned Roast

Beef, Mixed Green Salad, Tomato &

Cucumbers, Veggie Pasta Salad,

Chilled Pineapple

Thurs, July 27th—Lemon Citrus

Chicken w/ Herbs, Wild Rice Pilaf,

Seasoned Carrots, Mandarin Oranges

Tues., July 31st—Turkey w/ Gravy,

Cranberry Sauce,

Whipped Potato,

Carrots, Chilled

Pears

ATTENTION ANIMAL

LOVERS!

Announcing an innovative NEW activity

program!

The Council on Aging, Worldly Pets and

The Marblehead Animal Shelter have

joined together to create a dynamic

fostering/adoption program partnering

our seniors with older cats.

“Our goal is to match/pair a Shelter cat

with a senior who would provide a

loving and caring home and

companionship. This would be mutually

beneficial for the cats and you.”

Statistics show that pets provide

significant health benefits, including

lowering blood pressure, lowering

cholesterol and decreased feelings of

loneliness AND unconditional LOVE!

Interested in learning more? Is Cost a

concern? Don’t let your questions or

“what ifs” keep you from asking about or

participating in this exciting endeavor!

Call Janice at 781-631-6225. She will

explain this very special program in

detail

SAD NEWS! Janet Durkee has accepted a full

time position in Westport, MA

We will miss her and her weekly

Chair Message at the COA.

Best Wishes Janet!

Come on out and join us for lots of fun and laughter!

Newcomers welcome! $20/ season w/ T-shirt or

$12/season no T-shirt

FULL SUMMER SCHEDULE:

Tuesdays: 10:00—12:00 Intermediate/Advanced Tuesdays 1:00-2:00 Beginners Wednesdays 9:00—12:00 In–House League Thursdays: 10:00—12:00 Intermediate/ Advanced Fridays: 10:00—12:00 Travel Team

QUILT GUILD

Thursday, July 19th 7:00 pm

Doors open at 6:30 pm

PICKLEBALL

Tuesdays & Wednesdays

1:00 pm —2:55 pm

Advanced & Intermediate—

Beginners only—Thursdays 2-2:55

PAINTING with MARTY

Every Monday & Thursday

9:00am —12:00pm $10 per class

COA ACTIVITIES

TRIAD CORNER

Meetings will return in

September

CAREGIVER CAFÉ Will

return in

August

Special Luncheon Thursday, July 19th—12:00 pm

SUMMER PICNIC

Turkey Club Sandwich w/

Bacon & Mayo, Lettuce leaf &

Tomato, Country Potato Salad

Coleslaw, Kaiser Roll,

Watermelon RSVP by July 16th

SAVE THE DATE

AUGUST 23, 2018

For a Rockin 60’S/70’sFor a Rockin 60’S/70’sFor a Rockin 60’S/70’s

Psychedelic PicnicPsychedelic PicnicPsychedelic Picnic

@ THE GERRY@ THE GERRY@ THE GERRY

Sponsored by the Friends of the COA

MORE DETAILS TO FOLLOW IN AUGUST

July 2018 Marblehead Council On Aging Page 3

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Mondays—Advanced Yoga cancelled

No IPAD/IPHONE or Caregiver Café in July

Pickleball—Tuesdays & Wednesdays

1:00—2:45 pm Advanced & Intermediate

Pickleball—Beginners ONLY - Thursdays 2:00—2:55

July & August

Returning in September

Bridge Instruction—Quilting—TRIAD Monthly Meeting

COA ACTIVITIES


CRIBBAGE @ THE COA

TUESDAYS 10:00am—11:45am

Come join in on the fun with this very competitive and

fun group of individuals.

NEW TUESDAY YOGA!

Yoga has expanded to Tuesdays at 10:00 a.m. Instructor Beth Jacobs will lead this exciting group. Why not make room in your schedule for Yoga? $3/class

GET MOTIVATED!!!

Weight Training Class

with

Vivien Consalvo

Light weights, cardio endurance, flexibility & balance, stretching, total body movements,

classes set to music and targeted for both men and women. Tuesday through Friday @ 8:45 am

BLOOD PRESSURE

CLINIC

Every Thursday 11:00 –12:00

INSTRUCTIONAL BRIDGE

will return in September

Come join in the fun, play CRAZY WHIST & have a

delicious lunch prepared by Marblehead’s very own

Louise Moore.

Thursday, July 26th RSVP by

Monday, July 23rd

If you are a Marblehead resident

AND

are 90 or more years young, all

programs, activities, transportation, lunch-

es and use of the Fitness Room are

FREE

MYSTERY RIDE

Friday, July 27th

10:30 am

Sign up begins Monday, July 2nd @ 12p

FITNESS CENTER

Monday through Friday

7:00 am—1:00 pm

$10/5 visits / $35 monthly unlimited

Walk the Gym

Every day

12:00 pm to 1:00 pm

TWO SUMMER TRIPS

TO

SALEM WILLOWS

Tuesday, July 17th and Tuesday, August 14th

Pick up @ 10 am, drop off is 11 am at the Willows, return pick up at 2:00 pm. Sign up for July begins Monday, July 2nd @ 12p with Janice. August sign up will be scheduled in August

Tai Chi Classes—Every Thursday

10:00 Beginner Tai Chi 12:00 Walking Meditation

11:00 “Do-In” Massage 1:00 Tai Chi $3.00/class

COA NOTES


SUMMER MEANS…

We can enjoy longer days of outdoor activity. However,

summer heat also brings along with it additional health

risks to be aware of. Did you know that as you get older,

your body’s water content decreases? Medications you

may take make you more susceptible to dehydration.

Many older adults have underlying health conditions that

make them less able to adapt to heat. Specific conditions,

such as comprehension and communications disorders,

decreased mobility, reduced capacity, as well as inconti-

nence, can contribute to dehydration. The ability to notice

changes in body temperature typically decreases with

age. Older adults often experience diminished thirst,

which leads to reduced fluid consumption. Here’s what

you can do to help stay healthy in the summer heat:

DRINK PLENTY OF WATER including drinking 8 ounces of fluid intake every time you

take medication. Keep water bottles with you, and drink

water throughout the day.

DRESS APPROPRIATELY FOR

EXTREME WEATHER:

Wear hats, use and reapply sunscreen often.

LIMIT ACTIVITY DURING PEAK

HEAT HOURS:

Open windows or use fans or air conditioning

to cool off.

CHECK ON YOUR NEIGHBORS

AND FRIENDS.

2018 MARBLEHEAD

COA GOLF LEAGUE

Mondays & Thursdays Golfers can email Maureen Horan at [email protected] with questions and scheduling Monday tee times. Contact Rick Allen @ [email protected] for Thursday

tee times. We hope to see as many golfers as possible!

HAPPY

90TH

BIRTHDAY

To

MARILYN

ATKINS

HELPFUL

TRAVELING TIPS for those air travelers navigating

through airports

Air travelers walking to and from se-

curity to the gate or walking to the

next gate when changing planes may

experience longer walks than they

think. While the exercise is always

optimal, using a wheelchair can be a huge help in getting

from place to place and can be reserved when plane tickets

are purchased.

In Stitches

Thursdays 9:00 am

IPAD/IPHONE

Lessons

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$20 for an hour of instruction Appointments available

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9:30 Yoga

10:00 Intro Muscle Condition

10:00 Osteo Prevention

11: 00 ZUMBA

11:30-3:00 Mah Jongg

11:50 Strength & Stretch

12:00-1:00 Walk the Gym


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11:00 Blood Pressure Clinic

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All day trips must be paid for in full at time of registration. Deposits are required on all overnight trips at time of registration. Unless otherwise noted, all trips leave from the VFW parking lot, 321 West Shore Drive. Because most of our trips require a great deal of walking and staffing is limited, all travelers must be able to attend to their own needs independently or bring their own escort for assistance. Please call Janice at (781) 631-6225 for more information.

COA NEWS TOWN DEPARTMENT

CONTACT INFORMATION

Abbot Hall 188 Washington Street Board of Selectmen & Town Administrator 781-631-0000 Town Clerk 781-631-0528 Historical Commission 781-639-3425

Abbot Public Library 781-631-1481 235 Pleasant Street

Animal Control 781-631-8664 44 Village Street

Cemetery Department 781-631-1182 294 West Shore Drive

Dept of Public Health 781-631-0212 Mary Alley Building

Fire Headquarters 781-631-0142

Marblehead Housing Authority—781-631-2580 26 Rowland Street

Municipal Light 781-631-0240 80 Commercial Street

Marblehead Water and Sewer 781-631-0102 100 Tower Way

Police Headquarters 781-631-1212 11 Gerry Street

Public Works 781-631-1750 Tower Way

Recreation and Parks 781-631-3350 10 Humphrey Street

Transfer Station 781-631-4751 Recycling Center and Swap Shed, Woodfin Terrace


Applications for the Reduced Fair (age 65+) Charlie Card are taken each Monday between 1:00—2:30pm at the COA. The Charlie Card can also be reloaded with cash on any bus. For more information please call the COA (781) 631-6737. If you have a card that needs to be renewed, call 617-222-2070

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RMV Near Me Program CHANGE Appointments NEEDED

Mondays between 1:00—2:30pm

License and registration renewals (for drivers under age 75); address change; duplicate or replacement license or registration; report a lost or stolen disability placard. These online transactions require a credit card to process. The RMV only accepts cash or checks.

Please note: new documentation and an appointment are required. Please call Marla or Janice (781) 631-6225 to schedule an appointment.

2018 TRIPS

AUGUST

16th & 17th

Boothbay

Harbor and

Cabbage Island

AUG 31st—SEPT

7th CHARMING

FRENCH CANADA

SEPT 2nd—

at

FOXWOODS

Oct: 4th

New Hampshire

Turkey Train Fall

Foliage

NOV. 11th—

America’s Music City

of Nashville, TN

Featuring the Patriots vs. Titans

NOV 15th—

RUSSIAN ICON

MUSEUM

DEC. 4th

Danversport

Yacht Club

DEC 9th—

NEWPORT

PLAYHOUSE

FLYERS are available at the

Council on Aging or

Call Janice for details


IMPORTANT NEWS

Medicare coverage

of the

Shingles Vaccine

Did you know that all Medicare Part D plans cover a

shingles vaccine, such as Zostavax or the newly

released shingles vaccine, Shingrix, which is

recommended by the CDC

(center for Disease Control and Prevention)?

The cost for the vaccine will vary for each Part D plan

and even by the pharmacy where you get the vaccine.

You can contact your Medicare drug plan or Medicare

Advantage Plan for more information on which

vaccines are covered and the co-pay at your preferred

pharmacy.

For assistance with any Medicare issue, contact the

SHINE (Serving the Health Insurance Needs of

Everyone) Program. Trained SHINE counselors

offer free,

in-person unbiased, confidential counseling on all

aspects of Medicare and related insurance programs.

Appointments are available at the COA:

Mondays at 9a, 10a or 11a

Tuesdays at 10:30a, 11:30a or 12:30p Wednesdays at 11:00a, 12:00p or 1:00p

Please call (781) 631-6225 to make an

appointment.

OR

You can call the Regional SHINE office at

Mystic Valley Elder Services in Malden

781-388-4845.

Please leave a message and a counselor will return

your call within two business days.

Silent 911 Call Procedure The Silent Call procedure is a unique program in the

Massachusetts Enhanced 9-1-1 system that allows a

caller who is unable to verbally communicate their

emergency over the phone to receive the appropriate

response.

If you need to call 9-1-1 and you are unable to speak

for any reason, such as a physical disability, domes-

tic violence or home invasion, follow these simple

steps using a touch tone wireline telephone or a cell

phone.

FIRST DIAL 9-1-1 Once the call is answered,:

FOR POLICE PRESS 1

FOR FIRE PRESS 2

FOR AMBULANCE PRESS 3 The 9-1-1Dispatcher may ask questions that

require yes or no answers.

PRESS 4 FOR YES

PRESS 5 FOR NO

PLEASE RECYCLE

BUTTON-CELL

BATTERIES

DROP OFF AT THE COA

HEARING AIDS - WATCHES, DIGITAL

CAMERAS

CALCULATORS - SOME TOYS

By recycling your used Button-cell Batteries you help support the Friends of the COA

Come feel the difference today!

CALL: (781) 631-4535

George Barbuzzi, Administrator

Susan Fisher, R.N., Director of Nursing

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MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the Marblehead Council on Aging is to enhance the quality of life for seniors and to promote respect and good will in the community by informing, educating and advocating for seniors and those who care for them and to provide services and activities which promote healthy, successful and enjoyable aging.

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The Marblehead Council on Aging receives funding from the Town of Marblehead, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts through the Executive Office of Elder Affairs, and the federal government through Title IIIB and IIIC grants awarded by North Shore Elder Services, Inc. In addition, COA programs are supported by funds from the Friends of the Marblehead Council on Aging, the Marblehead Female Humane Society and individual donations.

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MARBLEHEAD COUNCIL ON AGING STAFF Director Lisa J. Hooper, MS Sr. Day Ctr. Coordinator Jan DePaolo Activities Coordinator Janice Salisbury Beal Outreach Coordinator Marla Meyer, LICSW Volunteer Coordinator Susan Burgess Transportation Clerks Nadine Lepick Barbara Ross Chauffeurs Patricia Medeiros Dave Dragan Bob Gotschall Laurie Jenkin-Burt Ann Martin Site Manager Maxine Stromberg MOW Drivers Nancy Cheney Chicki Curtis Norma Dane Bob DeLisle Kathryn Larkin Don Merrigan Rachael Schroeder Maintenance John Belanger

COA BOARD MEMBERS Chairman Ed Bell Vice Chairman Pam Foye Secretary Maureen Horan Rosaleen Doherty Bob Foglietta Suzanne Gruhl Freda McGuire Peggy Munro Tom Gawrys Selectmen’s Liaison Judy Jacobi

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