May/June 2018 FREE Manicures, Hot Oil Manicure, Pedicure and Waxing Services. Fees are payable to the manicurist at time of service, 24 hour notice is required for cancellations. Haircut

www.clintontownship.com

YOU, your family &

friends are cordially

invited to

join us for a FREE concert

at the Clinton Twp. Civic

Center Gazebo

The Famous Scottville Clown Band

Civic Center Gazebo

June 23 7 p.m.

40700 Romeo Plank Road

May/June 2018

Your Retirement Headquarters!

FUN FOR ALL AGES

Bring your chairs and/or blankets

GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE CENTER

We Value Diversity “Diversity is the one true thing we all have in

common. Celebrate it everyday”

Clinton Township does not discriminate in any way based

on religion, race, color, sex, handicap, familial status,

national origin, ancestry or for any other reason prohibit-

ed by law. The Senior Center operates its services, pro-

grams and activities so they are readily accessible to and

useable by individuals with disabilities. If you would

like to participate in one

of our programs and

require special accom-

modations, please let us

know and we will do

what we can to make the

appropriate arrange-

ments.

Administration

40730 Romeo Plank Road

Clinton Twp., Mi. 48038

Phone (586) 286-9333

Fax (586) 286-8757

[email protected]

Matthew Makowski

Director

Deborah McClellan

Assistant Director

Debbie Travis

Program Coordinator

Casey Currey

Sports/Fitness Coordinator

Member Services:

Maria, Marlene, Nikki & Jim

Bus Transportation:

Terri (586) 286-9476

STAY CONNECTED

Online: http://

clintontownship.com/senior

-center.html

CLINTON TWP. OFFICIALS:

Robert Cannon - Supervisor

Kim Meltzer - Clerk

Paul Gieleghem - Treasurer

Ken Pearl - Trustee

Mike Keys - Trustee

Joe Aragona - Trustee

Joie West - Trustee

MEMBERSHIP GUIDELINES

Membership is open to all eligible individuals ages 55 and over, sin-

gle or married. If one spouse is 55 and a member, the other spouse

can be younger. A valid State of Michigan photo ID is required for

membership. Call us for more information: (586) 286-9333

FACILITY CLOSURES:

If the Senior Center is closed for a holiday or weather emergency,

there will be NO evening events. Inclement weather postings will

run on your local news stations along with school closings.

LOSE YOUR NEWSLETTER? NO WORRY!

Just visit the township web site at www.clintontownship.com/senior-center. Then click on “The Senior Newsletter.” Its on the left side of the page. You can also subscribe to get the newsletter sent to your inbox by visiting us at https://www.ourseniorcenter.com/find/clinton-township-senior-adult-life-center . Create a log in and subscribe to our newsletter.

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INFORMATION OF INTEREST

http://clintontownship.com/senior-center.html

SMART (586)

286-9476

Clinton Twp. residents can contact our SMART bus dispatcher at the Senior Center between: 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Trips avail-able Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Any Clinton Twp. senior or resident with disabili-ties can apply for a bus pass by contacting Brenda at the CT Supervisors office. (586) 723-8093

After hours bus emergency line: (586) 468-0577 (This number is to be used for emergencies only)

Loan Closet (586) 263-8437 The Clinton Town-

ship Fire Dept. locat-

ed on Romeo Plank Rd. just south of Cass Ave.

has a loan closet for residents in need. Items such

as Wheelchairs, Walkers, Canes, Crutches and oth-

er items can be borrowed. There is no cost to bor-

row the equipment. Please contact the Fire De-

partment prior to visiting to make sure they have

what you are needing.

Macomb County Senior Services (586) 469-5228

♦ Chore Services, Information & Referral,

Home injury prevention program.

Adult Day Care (586) 469-5580

Meals on Wheels (586) 469-5228

Macomb County Central Action Center

Food Supplement Program, Financial Assistance,

Emergency Services, Transportation, Utility

Asst., Tax preparation. (586) 469-6964

Area Agency on Aging 1b (586) 226-0309

Crisis Center (586) 307-9110

Elder Abuse Hotline (855) 444-3911

Lakeshore Counsel & Advocacy Law Line

(888) 783-8190

Thank you for your patronage of the

businesses and individuals that advertise with

us. They help defray the costs of this

publication. The Senior Center does not

endorse or make any representation regard-

ing the quality or character of services or

goods furnished by any of our advertisers/

presenters and we urge seniors to always

carefully investigate the providers or services

and goods before purchase. All programs at

the CTSC may include opinions or views

which, unless expressly stated otherwise, are

not those of the Clinton Twp. Senior Adult

Life Center. The programs at the CTSC are

intended to be informational only and partic-

ipants are encouraged to make informed

decisions. We encourage you to be a wise

consumer of all goods and services.

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in advertising in this

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DO YOU ENJOY PLAYING CARDS?

We require that all players must be members

to help defray operating expenses. These

groups are designed for experienced players

unless noted otherwise. Dealing will begin

promptly at posted times. Rooms may not be

ready until posted times.

Bid Euchre (6 players)

Like traditional Euchre, it is a trick-taking

game. Each hand, players must first bid the

number of tricks they and their two partners

can take, then the winner of the round de-

clares if they are bidding HIGH, LOW or

name a TRUMP selection. Scores for each

hand are tabulated and the team reaching 63

wins the game. A set of CT house rules are

available at the membership desk upon re-

quest.

Facility Closures:

May 25 No Night Cards

May 28 Memorial Day

Clinton Twp. Historical Village

We need your help! NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED

Fridays

beginning 6/1/2018 from 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.

Deadhead flowers, weed & water

Bring your own tools or borrow ours

Help Support our bees and butterflies!

TO RSVP AND FOR MORE INFORMATION

CONTACT SUSAN SILVER : (586) 212-9637

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Manicures and Pedicures by Kameelia Mondays & Fridays 9-3 p.m. By appointment

(586) 723-8223

Regular Manicures, Hot Oil Manicure, Pedicure and Waxing

Services. Fees are payable to the manicurist at time of service, 24

hour notice is required for cancellations.

Haircut and Salon Services by Jackie By appointment ONLY at this time

(586) 723-8221

Stop by the Spa and meet Jackie, a hairdresser with 30 years

experience. Services include: Haircuts, Mustache/Beard Trim,

Deep Conditioning, Perms, Hilites, Tints and

Wash, Blow Dry, Style or Roller.

Massage, Reflexology

and Paraffin Services

by Roberta (586) 723-8222 Tuesdays or Thursdays

By appointment

“SOMETIMES WE JUST NEED TO TAKE TIME FOR OURSELVES”

At the Senior Center

Manicures - Pedicures - Waxing

Reflexology and Haircuts

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Hidden Treasures Gist, Thrist & Coffee Shop�

Coffee

Tea

Soft

Drinks

Snacks

Candy

Jewelry

Gifts


ONGOING DAILY DROP IN PROGRAMS

MONDAYS

Stained Glass $4 drop in fee

9:30 a.m.-11:45 a.m.

Discover the art of stained glass. No supplies need-

ed to get started. New students always welcome.

Ask A Librarian FREE 10-11 a.m.

First Monday of every month DROP IN

Need assistance downloading audio or e-books to

your tablet, learn more about the databases the li-

brary offers, from genealogy research to brain train-

ing exercises, or maybe just a recommendation for a

good book? The Clinton-Macomb Public Library

will be on hand every month for us in our lobby.

Healthy Delights 10:30-11:30 a.m.

2nd Monday of each month

Visit our friends from Heartland REHAB in our

lobby and enjoy one of their healthy treats!

Line Dancing 12-1 p.m.

Soft-soled shoes required. Beginners welcome!

Mah Jong 12-4 p.m.

A traditional Chinese game using illustrated tiles,

with game play similarities to Rummy.

Dominoes/Mexican Train 1-3 p.m.

We are a friendly group looking for new members

to join in the fun! All are welcome so come on

down.

TUESDAYS

Community Sewing 8:30 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.

We sew simple projects for charitable causes. We

have sewing machines on site and use donated ma-

terial, so grab your scissors and pins and join us

Brain Fitness 9:30 a.m. - 11 a.m.

3rd Tuesday of the Month

Mark your calendar for this fun, interactive month-

ly series on the aging brain presented by Marcia

Relea of CARE. Learn all the latest tricks and

strategies to keeping your most important muscle

strong and fit! Sponsored by: Cherrywood Nursing

and Living Center.

Sweets for the Sweet 12:30-1 p.m.

1st Tuesday of the Month

Save room for coffee and a donut courtesy of our

friends at Shelby – A Beaumont Affiliated Health

and Rehabilitation Center. First come, first serve.

Coffee and Conversation 12-1 p.m.

2nd Tuesday of the Month

Our friends from Humana will be here with treats

and to answer any insurance questions you have.

Stop by and say hello.

Goodie Time 12:30-1 p.m.

3rd Tuesday of every Month

Our Friends at Rose Senior Living will be visiting

us with goodies on the 3rd Tuesday of every month

in our lobby. Show them our friendly senior center

hospitality by stopping by and saying Hi. Treats are

first come, first serve.

Hearing Facts and Snacks! 12:30-1 p.m.

4th Tuesday of every Month

Please stop by our lobby to say “hello” to our

friends from NuEar Hearing Center and see what

they have to offer.

Indulgences from Oakmont 12:30-1 p.m.

5th Tuesday of every Month

When there is a 5th Tuesday in the month, our

friends from Oakmont Senior Communities will be

on hand in our lobby to help us celebrate with sweet

indulgences. Treats are first come, first serve.

Crocheting & Knitting 12:45-3:45 p.m.

Bring your project and enjoy the company of

others. This group is purely social.



TUESDAYS

Small group Karaoke – Sing Along 2-3 p.m.

Join the group as we sing along to all of our old fa-

vorites and learn some new ones, too! Be one of the

first to try out our new Karaoke style of singing. No

experience is necessary and the words are on the

screen for you to follow along.

Grief Support Group 6-8 p.m.

No pre-registration required

Presented by Resurrection Cemetery, this grief-

support group meets weekly to offer help and en-

couragement after the death of a spouse, child, fami-

ly member or friend. Contact Karen if you need

more info or just stop in at 6 p.m. 586.226.3406

WEDNESDAYS

Knitting with Marlene

Times vary, call for private instruction

All levels welcomed. Call Marlene directly to

schedule your private instruction. (586) 226-9826

Garden Club 10-11 a.m.

1st Wednesday of the month

The garden club is always recruiting new members.

No garden experience is necessary. Just join us for

a meeting and you’ll be hooked. Sponsored in part

by Cherrywood Nursing and Living Center.

Single Friends 11 a.m.

1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month

We’ll have a short meeting and then go out for

lunch, a different restaurant every week. Lunch is

on your own, please have your own transportation.

We also enjoy many other fun activities throughout

the year. (586) 231-0070 or (586) 465-6602

Cecil’s Jam Session 9:45-11:45 a.m.

Do you play an instrument? Cecil wants your

accompaniment! All levels welcome…so lets play!

Shanghai 12:30-4 p.m.

Fun card game and friendly group meets 3rd

Wednesday of the month. Call for more info. (586)

286-9333

One-on-One Computer Tutor 1-3 p.m.

Nancy Hartwig offers her FREE services on the 1st

and 3rd Wednesdays of the month. Instruction is

provided for personal computers only, not Macs,

IPad, Notebooks or phones. Call ahead for your

personal 1/2 hour appointment.

Bunko 1-3 p.m.

1st Wednesday of every month

Why not try this easy to learn, super fun group dice

game. $2 buy in. Treats sponsored by Shelby

Crossing Health Campus.

Book Club Monthly on the 3rd Wed. 2-3:30 p.m.

Join Kathy and the “BOOK”ies for our book club

that meets monthly on Wednesdays at the center.

Books will be provided; however, it is limited to the

first 10 people registered. (586) 286-9333

THURSDAYS

Weight Loss Support

9 a.m. weigh in ~ 9:30-10:30 a.m. weekly meet-

ing. Join us as we lose weight together! We use the

TOPS program which stands for Take Off Pounds

Sensibly. The cost is $32 annually with $4 monthly

dues. Call Marilyn for more info. (586) 944-4037

Humanities 10-12 p.m.

Humanities introduce us to people we have never

met, places & ideas that may have never crossed

our minds. Please join us. If you would like more

information, please call Pat at (586) 783-7941.

Edgar Cayce 11-12:45 p.m.

1st and 3rd Thursday of the month Join us as we be-

come enlightened through the fun of sharing infor-

mation that enriches body, mind and spirit. Contact

Kay for more information at (586) 864-4479


THURSDAYS (CONTINUED)

Blues & Jam Session 11:15-1:15 p.m.

Bring your instrument or borrow one of ours!

Everyone is welcome to join Mace for this fun

jam session.

Metaphysics and More 1-2 p.m.

1st and 3rd Thursdays

Learn about Chakras, Auras and beyond in these

interactive, enlightening lectures from our instruc-

tor Joann Ziehm, M.Ed. Join in anytime.

Chess Club 1-4 p.m.

Drop in for a challenging game of chess.

All ability levels welcome.

Keyboard Lessons with Grace and Chris

1:15 p.m. Beginners 3 p.m. Beyond Beginners

Call Grace directly for more details if you are

interested. (586) 772-5321 (8 weeks/$35)

FRIDAYS

Investment Club 9:30-11 a.m.

Join your peers for a discussion on investments.

Get great tips and come with your thoughts to

share. Contact Brian for more info. (586) 260-7528

Write Focus 11-1 p.m.

2nd and 4th Fridays of the month

We are writers that meet on Fridays throughout

the year to work on various kinds of writing,

including short stories, essays and poetry.

Contact Nancy for more details at (586) 463-0480.

12:20-2:30 p.m.

Join us for an exciting and possibly profitable af-

ternoon of Bingo. An admission card is $1.50;

additional cards are .25 and paper cards are $1.

Cards must be purchased no later than 12:20 p.m.

with play beginning at 12:30 p.m. Seats may not

be saved as they are first come, first serve. Those

who do not follow Bingo rules will be asked not to

participate. Join us for this non-smoking, friend-

ly game of chance. We have music and singing

before Bingo begins.

BINGO SPECIAL DATES OF INTEREST

Please be sure to thank our sponsors!

1st Friday of the month

Come celebrate the birthdays of the months with

special treat courtesy of Shelby Crossing Health

Campus.

FREE Blood Pressure Screening courtesy of

Cherrywood Nursing and Living Center.

2nd Friday of the month 11-12:30 p.m.

Cookies courtesy of Western and Southern Life

3rd Friday of the month 11-12:30 p.m.

Warm Apple pie courtesy of American House

FREE Blood Pressure Screening courtesy of

Cherrywood Nursing and Living Center.

4th Friday of the month

Treats from Villa Bella & Raffle basket compli-

ments of Humana All treats are first come, first

serve.



Our fundraising resale shop is in need of any

new/lightly used house-

hold items such as:

books, figurines, vases,

candy dishes, jewelry,

jewelry boxes,

CD’s, DVD’s,

lotions,

perfume,

candles, pictures and knickknacks.

We DO NOT accept: clothing, shoes, material or

yarn at this time.

If in question, please contact Debbie at

(586) 723-8120 before you deliver

anything to the center.

Pizza Bingo Day FREE

Friday, May 25

Friday, June 22

11-12 p.m.

Complimentary pizza today for

Bingo card holders sponsored by our

friends at Oakmont Senior Living

Community and Shelby - A Beau-

mont Affiliated Health and Reha-

bilitation Center. First come, first

served


MAY SPECIAL EVENTS - REGISTER TODAY (586) 286-9333

Let’s SQUARE DANCE!! $5

Tuesdays, May 1- June 26 12-2 p.m.

We will supply the dance partners, the fun and

the caller. You only need to be prepared to

HAVE FUN!! (Soft-soled shoes required for our

gym.) SO, DOSADO and AWAY WE GO..!

This will be a drop in class on Tuesdays, no reg-

istration required so mark your calendar and be

there or be SQUARE!

Ryan’s Case for Smiles Event FREE

Tuesday, May 1 8:30-2 p.m.

Help make hospital stays as pleasant as possible

for chronically ill children. Join us in this world-

wide mission to brighten the lives of hospitalized

children through homemade pillowcases. There

are many ways you can help: Donate your time

today to assemble/pin/sew/serge or iron fabric.

Donate 1-yard of NEW 100% cotton child-

novelty fabric. Donate funds to help purchase

supplies. Bagels/Donuts/Coffee served, please

bring your lunch. Let us know you’re able to lend

a hand in ANY capacity this day by calling (586)

286-9333. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!

Tour de Macomb FREE

Thursday, May-June 11-1 p.m.

The best time to choose your next housing move

is before you NEED to. Our friends at these local

senior communities are laying out the red carpet

for us to tour their facilities and enjoy a compli-

mentary lunch. We will depart from our lobby via

bus, promptly at 11:00. Please register for each

community individually by calling (586) 286-

9333.

Villa Bella Retirement Community May 2

Oakmont Parkway Senior Living May 10

American House Senior Living May 24

Rose Senior Living May 31

Waltonwood at Lakeside June 7

Cinco de Mayo FREE

Friday, May 4 11-Noon

Since we’re not open on May 5th, we are celebrat-

ing Mexican Pride today on the 4th with special

treats from our friends at Heartland Rehab! First

come, first served!

Watch Battery Wilma FEE for Service

Monday, May 7 12-3 p.m.

This service is on 1st come, 1st serve basis. For

your convenience, Wilma has watches and jewelry

for sale. Wilma only comes the 1st Monday of

every other month.


MAY SPECIAL EVENTS - REGISTER TODAY (586) 286-9333

Jewelry Class $40/set

Tuesday, May 8 10-1 p.m.

Anita wants to share her talent of jewelry making

with you today! You will choose your beads and

create a gorgeous matching set of necklace, ear-

rings and bracelet. Don’t miss out! Register today!

5th Annual

For-Women-Only Symposium

FREE

Wednesday, May 9 11:30-2 p.m.

Join us as we celebrate YOU! Guest speakers

share their expertise on how to polish every

facet of our beauty~ inner, outer, physical and

spirit~ through their tips, tricks and potions. Let

us indulge you! Surprises await! Call quickly to

reserve one of the very limited seats!

Mother’s Day Craft with

Heartland Rehab

FREE

Thursday, May 10 1-2:30 p.m.

We will be creating a breath-taking Spring

Wreath this day worthy of the finest gift shops

because Heartland Rehab believes YOU’RE

WORTH IT! Come out to create this beauty and

share some fun with new friends! Registration

limited, call quickly!

Life Expressions Wood Craft Day FREE

Monday, May 14 1-2:30 p.m.

Update the feng shui of your home with your

newly crafted Life Expressions wooden wall

plaque. No special skills required~ just a zest for

living! You don’t want to miss this free event

sponsored by Cherrywood Nursing and Living

Center so call (586) 286-9333 to register today!

Birdhouse Craft $10

Wednesday, May 23 9:30-1:30 p.m.

Don’t let opportunity pass you by on creating this

adorable and functional birdhouse just in time for

summer! Judith will walk us through the simple

steps of decorating our unique masterpieces!

Sample in lobby showcase.

AARP Driver’s Safety Course $15 AARP

Center Member

May 29-30 9-12 p.m. $20/Non-mbr.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. This 2-day, 8-hour

course teaches proven strategies for maintaining

independence as a safe driver. You could be eligi-

ble to receive discounts on your car insurance up-

on completion with no test to pass! Claim your

seat by calling (586) 286-9333.Bagels & Coffee

sponsored by Always Best Care senior services.

Ask the Expert FREE

Tuesday, May 8 10-11 a.m.

HFM brings in their experts on senior-relevant topics.

Refreshments served. Call for today’s topic and to re-

serve you seat at (586) 286-9333.

Meditation Classes

for Intuition

$10 per class or $30

for all four classes

May 1, 8, 15, 22 6:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.

Meditations for Connecting to Loved Ones Acquire the skills of raising personal vibrations and how our thoughts, combined with sincere intentions, create connections to higher realms. We will practice protection, guidance and communication. These meditations help connect us to the collective consciousness and we will learn how to differentiate from our own thoughts and genuine higher-self guidance.


JUNE SPECIAL EVENTS – REGISTER TODAY (586) 286-9333

Eat This, Not That! FREE

Monday, June 11 1-2 p.m.

Our friend, Ryan from Humana will be in

today to discuss the easy ways we can modi-

fy some of our less-than-healthy eating habits

without enduring any pain or sacrifice!

What’s not to love?? Register today.

Probate, Wills & Trusts FREE


Finally! Get the low-down on these critical topics

without any bias or sales pitch! Lakeshore Legal

Aid provides FREE legal services to seniors and

will be answering all of you legal questions today!

Reserve your seat quickly!

Carrabba’s Cooking Class $17

Tuesday, June 5 10:45-1:30 p.m.

Back by popular demand! Chef Bart of Car-

rabba’s would like to teach you some of his

cooking secrets today including his tricks for

mouth-watering pasta and pizza. Lunch is

included. We will depart via bus from our

lobby. Register quickly to save your seat!

Oak Street Health Clinic FREE

Tuesday, June 5 10-11 a.m.

If you’re not familiar with Oak Street Clinic yet,

you should be! Offering all of your health needs at

a one-stop clinic as well as transportation accom-

modations and fun daily activities makes this

presentation of introduction one you should at-

tend! Refreshments & Raffle today! R.S.V.P.

Ask the Expert FREE

Tuesday, June 12 10-11 a.m.

HFM brings in their experts on senior-relevant topics.

Refreshments served. Call for today’s topic and to re-

serve you seat at (586) 286-9333.

Basket Weaving $5 plus materials

Wednesday, June 13 12-3 p.m.

Students will learn techniques to make a patriotic

hanging basket (check out the sample in our lob-

by’s showcase!). Our instructor, Amy will guide us

through the simple steps to completion in just 3

hours! Material fee of $16 payable to instructor on

class day. Limited seats!

Watch Battery Wilma FEE for Service


This service is on 1st come, 1st serve basis. For

your convenience, Wilma has watches and jewelry

for sale. Wilma only comes the 1st Monday of

every other month.


JUNE SPECIAL EVENTS REGISTER TODAY (586) 286-9333

Hippie Party! $10

Wednesday, June 20 11:30-1:30 p.m.

Hang lose with us today outside on our cherry patio

for our oldies-themed Hippie Party! We will be dig-

ging on the groovy beats of Steve Flagg, the fab eats

from the El Charro food truck and the outta-sight

treats from many sponsors including a prize for

“BEST DRESSED”! Don’t be a square, register to-

day!

Tomlinson Arboretum

Walking Tour

FREE

Thursday, June 14 10:30-12:30

Lace up your walking shoes and join us this day

for a very unique guided tour of our Township’s

25-acre Arboretum. This pathed walking tour will

cover 2 miles roundtrip and will begin at our His-

torical Village’s Gazebo. Restrooms and refresh-

ments will be available at the half-way point. Reg-

ister @ (586) 286-9333.

Grief Recovery FREE


If you or someone you know is suffering from

grief due to loss of a loved one, please reach out

for comfort and join us today. Open to the public.

Refreshments. Sponsored by our friends at South-

ernCare Hospice.

Craft Field Trip FREE

Monday, June 18 12:30-3 p.m.

Our friends at Oakmont Senior Living Commu-

nity would like to take us on a date! They will

pick us up, and take us back to their “house” for a

crafting experience, treat us to lunch and possibly

a few surprises and then bring us back before the

street lights turn on…Limited seats. Register ear-

ly!

Cell Phone Workshop $40


Mike Wilson will cover cell phone

topics such as pictures, texting, apps,

camera, play store, settings and

more! This class is not for iPhone

users. 1-hour lunch brake on your

own. Seats fill fast, call today.

Pickleball Clinic & Academy Varies

Tuesday-Sunday June 19-24

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn the sport of

Pickleball from the masters! We will be playing on

our new outdoor Pickleball courts with a plan B

rain location at Peachtree Athletic Center. Call or

stop in for details! This will fill fast!

The Float Institute FREE


Discover he many benefits of floating

today! The float room is a light-proof,

sound-insulated room which contains

a shallow pool of 25% saturated phar-

maceutical Epsom salt solution - five

times denser than the Dead Sea. Ly-

ing back, you float effortlessly on the

surface with all parts of your body

perfectly supported. Your body is no

longer affected by the constant down-

ward pull of gravity, the single great-

est cause of wear and tear to bones,

joints, and body tissue. As muscle

tension melts away, you find yourself

floating weightless and free, like an

astronaut in zero gravity. You benefit

both physically and mentally. Free

gifts cards also raffled off today! Reg-

ister to learn all about it!

Group Fitness Course Descriptions

Aerobic Mixer with Sabrina W, F $4 Rev it up Wednesday includes an all-day energizer! 35-40 minutes of aerobics with a light upper body weight workout and yoga stretches. Friday Frenzy is a fun filled intense weekend jump start. 40 minutes of

aerobics follow by light yoga stretching and breathing exercises.

Aerobics Plus with Janice M, Th. $4

Combine FUN with FITNESS to increase your cardiovascular and mus-

cular endurance while improving your flexibility and balance. This class

is designed to increase your flexibility and balance. It will get and keep

you moving. We start with low-impact aerobics and end with a strength

workout using hand-help weights, tubing and balls. The center has all the

equipment you need for this class.

Arthritis/Beginner Fitness with Rebecca M, W, F $4

This exercise program is designed to help decrease stiffness and pain using

low impact moves, range of motion and light hand weights. It is not only

for those with Arthritis but also those new to fitness looking to build

strength, stamina, flexibility and balance.

Boot Camp with Janice M $4

This class is no FLUFF or FRILLS. We are straight up strengthening our

bodies using dumbbells and bands.

Bone Builders with Janice M, Th. $4

This 45 minute strength building class will help you become healthier,

stronger and more active! You will learn to improve your balance and

strengthen your muscles to accomplish many of your daily living func-

tions. Learning the proper form and technique of using hand-held weight

will not only improve muscular strength but will also increase bone

density.

Flexibility and Corrective Exercise with Rebecca W,F $4

This class uses exercise to strengthen weak muscles and stretch tight

muscles all at once. By strengthening underused muscles we then can im-

prove the flexibility in muscles that are overworked and tight. Corrective

exercises improves posture, core strength and balance by working muscles

most of us have not used properly for a long time. This class uses bands

for some exercises and requires getting onto the floor for some exercises.


GROUP FITNESS

MONDAY’S FITNESS�

Walk Fit� 8:30�9:00�

Boot Camp� 8:45�9:40�

Bone Builders� 9:40�10:30�

SOS� 9:45�10:30�

Medita(on� 10:30�11:30�

Aerobics Plus� 10:30�11:30�

Arthri(s/Beg.Fit� 10:30�11:30�

Line Dancing� 12:00�1:00�

Int. Tai Chi� 1:30�2:30�

Beg. Tai Chi� 2:30�3:30�

TUESDAY’S FITNESS�

Walk Fit� 8:30�9:00�

Gentle Yoga� 11�12:30�

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WEDNESDAY'S FITNESS�

Walk Fit� 8:30�9:00�

Aerobic Mixer� 8:45�9:45�

Arthri(s/Beg. Fit� 11:00�12:00�

Flexibility/Corr. Ex.� 12:00�1:00�

Int. Tai Chi� 1:30�2:30�

Beg. Tai Chi� 2:30�3:30�

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THURSDAY'S FITNESS�

Walk Fit� 8:30�9:00�

Bone Builders� 8:45�9:30�

Yoga� 9:45�11:15�

Flex & Tone Yoga� 9:30�10:30�

Aerobics Plus� 10:30�11:30�

Pilates� 11:30�1:00�

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FRIDAY’S FITNESS �

Walk Fit� 8:30�9:00�

Aerobic Mixer� 8:30�9:30�

Flexibility/Corr. Ex.� 10:00�11:00�

Arthri(s/Beg. Fit� 11:00�12:00�

Int. Tai Chi� 1:30�2:30�

To ensure your safety, please do not engage in any physical activity without your doctor’s

permission. Wear comfortable clothing and athletic shoes when participating in class.


GROUP FITNESS

Group Fitness Course Descriptions

Line Dancing Monday $5

Join Herb and Enita for “Hooked on Country” line dancing and feel the

positive effects in your body and soul as we have more fun than should be

allowed in an “exercise” experience!

Meditation with Daniel Monday $4

This is a class to instruct you in the conscious relaxation and focus of the

mind and body. Class begins with some basic spinal mobility and breathing exercise and progresses to focused/

guided meditations.

Pilates with Daniel Thursday $4

Pilates will change your body. In just a few short sessions you can: slim, tone and sculpt, build core strength

look and feel taller and slimmer, enhance flexibility, improve posture and become fitter and stronger! Must be

able to get down on the floor.

SOS (Seniors on Stability) with Rebecca Monday $4

This class utilizes the stability ball for strengthening, conditioning, and cardiovascular benefits. A safe and fun

approach to fitness. In this class you will improve balance, toning, and agility by training your whole body to

work during your normal daily activities. This class will definitely wake up some sleeping muscles! Participants

will be using primarily stability balls and weights for this class, but all exercises can be adapted as needed.

Tai Chi (Wu Style) M, W, F $5 Silver Sneakers $2

Join our Beginners Class to learn the basic forms of this ancient non-aerobic art form that will improve your bal-

ance, flexibility and well-being. Start with beginners and progress into the intermediate. Wear comfortable

clothes and flat shoes preferably without arches.

Walk Fit M-F NO COST

Walk in our climate controlled gym. Cool in the Summer and Toasty in the Winter.

Gentle Yoga with Daniel Tuesday $4

Class begins with breathing exercises, chair warm ups and easy stretching followed by standing and floor

postures to strengthen and align your body promoting flexibility, posture and range of motion.

Yoga with Daniel Thursday $4

This class is a little faster pace and more strenuous than the Tuesday class.

Flex and Tone Yoga with Janice Thursday $4

Enjoy the complete Spa experience. Begin the journey to strengthen your core, improve flexibility and balance

your mind and body. Rejuvenate and pamper yourself with Facial Yoga, Shoulder Massage and Aroma

Therapy.

SPORTS & LEAGUES

Badminton

Monday 2:30-4:00

Wednesday 9:00-11:00

Friday (Beginners) 9:30-11:00

Bocce Ball League

Thursdays 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

Maria Salamone

Bowling Ladies Senior Belles

Diane Carr (586) 465-5948

Darts

Thursdays 1-3 p.m.

Golf (Ladies) Thursdays

Betty Riegel (586) 465-1432

Horseshoes (April-October)

Mon/Thurs. 9:30 a.m.-Noon

Dick Churilla (586) 747-1473

Pickleball (Indoor in Senior Gym)

Thursday 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Table Tennis (All levels welcome)

Tuesday 2 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.

Thursday 1:30 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.

Charlie Green (586) 306-3484

Tennis Practice (Center Gym)

Wednesdays Noon-1:30 p.m.

Fridays 2:30 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.

Volleyball (Co-ed) A fun, 1 bounce game

Monday 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.

Tuesday 9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.

Ralph Minella (586) 566-3712

Volleyball (Men’s Regulation)

Tuesday 11 a.m.-1 p.m. until May

Friday Noon - 1:30 p.m.

Paul Schneider (586) 228-0076

Patty

Duquette

(586) 469-7000

Peachtree Tennis Club $6

Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1:00-2:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Thursday 10:00-11:30 a.m.

Tennis is played indoors at Peachtree located at 37600 Lit-

tle Mack at Weybridge. New tennis balls are not included

in the price. Existing club tennis balls are available for you

or you can bring your own. CT Senior Center membership

is required and you must also purchase a special discount-

ed $100 corporate rate membership from Peachtree to par-

ticipate.

Pickleball at Peachtree Tennis Club M-F $3

12-3 p.m. For more information call Patty Duquette at

(586) 469-7000

Pickleball Mixer at Peachtree Tennis Club

2nd/4th Saturdays 7-10 a.m. $12/person

Snacks included. Must Pre-register (586) 469-7000.


Newest addition to the

Senior Center Campus

17

CLUB 55+ LOOK AND FEEL BETTER

Wellness Center M-F 8:30-4:00 p.m. $55/yr.

Looking to keep in shape and stay young at heart? Why not join the Lee Family Well-

ness center at the Senior Center. You will feel better and add quality to your years.

Members must successfully complete our specially developed equipment orientation in

order to utilize the equipment. A current physicians release of liability form completed

and signed by your doctor as well as your annual fees are also required. Your member-

ship to this program will be for one year from the date the doctor gives you permission to

participate. Bring a towel, indoor rubber soled shoes and wear your workout attire.

Orientation for those with special needs can be scheduled on an individual basis. This

will allow us one on one time to

give you the proper instruction to

the equipment and answer any of

your questions you may have.

Those in a special orientation may

bring a personal helper to assist you

on and off the equipment.

Personal Training

For those of you who would like to have an indi-

vidualized work-out routine, we are pleased to in-

troduce you to our Personal Trainer, Rebecca

Metry. Rebecca is a fitness professional that has

been certified though the National Academy of

Personal Trainers and is a certified indoor cycling

instructor. She has worked with

people of all fitness levels; from

the marathon runner to the med-

ically prescribed lifestyle change.

To ensure client success, she in-

corporates nutrition, cardi-

orespiratory, and resistance

training into each individual

workout. Her passion is to help,

motivate, and encourage people

to reach their goals…whatever they may be.



June 4�8� Finger Lakes Region of New York State� � $ 899 dbl.� �

June 9�17� Up, Over, Down and Back! � (Wai+ng List)� � $ 1,699 dbl.� �

June 15�18� Lilac Fes+val on Mackinac Island� � � $ 699 dbl.�

July 1�7� Boston Pops 4th of July� � � � $ 1,699 dbl.� �

July 18�26� Nova Sco+a “A Taste of Mari+mes”� � � $ 3,299 dbl.� �

July 26�Aug 3� Colorado Rail Adventure� � � � $ 2,395 dbl.� �

August 10�12� The Ohio Light Opera (America’s Premier Lyric Theater Fes�val)� $ 629 dbl.�

August�17�25� South Dakota’s Na+onal Parks� � � $ 1,849 dbl.� �

Sept. 1�10� Shades of Ireland� � � � � $ 3,499 dbl.�

Sept. 9�16� Cape Cod & Martha’s Vineyard� � � $ 1,599 dbl.�

Sept. 6�13� 29th Annual Hampton Beach Seafood Fes+val� $ 1,799 dbl.� �

Sept. 9�15� Hudson River Valley� � � � � $ 1,699 dbl.�

Oct. 4�11� Chesapeake Bay� � � � � $ 1,599 dbl.� �

Oct. 7�11� Shenandoah Valley� � � � � $ 1,129 dbl.� �

Oct. 15�16� Casino Triple Play� � � � � $ 169 p.p.�

Oct. 23�28� Trains of West Virginia “Fall Foliage Adventure”� $ 1,399 dbl.� �

Nov. 5�15� Southern Charm (Memphis, Vicksburg, Natchez, New Orleans, Biloxi)� $ 1,999 dbl.� �

Nov. 12�18� Iceland’s Magical Northern Lights� � � $ 3,849 dbl.�

DETAILED FLYERS IN THE SENIOR CENTER LOBBY�

Let us show you the world!

OVERNIGHT AND EXTENDED TRAVEL

The Center has been offering group travel services for over 30

years. We have traveled the globe and seen some amazing sights!

All of our trips are guided by travel escorts so sit back and enjoy. All

trips depart from the North/East corner of the Clinton Twp. Civic

Center parking lot. Please make sure the Senior Center has your make/model/license plate

number prior to departure. Detailed travel flyers are available in the Senior Center lobby. �

Please be sure to consider cancellation insurance for all extended trips to ensure

your dollars are refunded if you need to cancel your reservation.


DELUXE MOTORCOACH DAY TRIPS

Our Deluxe Motorcoaches include: • TV monitors, DVD player, reclining seats

• Restroom, climate controls

• Reading lights, Polarized windows

• Adjustable foot rests, Air-ride suspension

• Overhead storage compartments

• Some coaches even offer internet services

• Firearms are not permitted on our trips.

• Detailed flyers are available for each trip in the

Senior Center lobby.

• Trips are added as they become available and may

have not been ready by our publication deadline.

Please check back often so you don’t miss out on a

great trip!

• There are no refunds if you do not show up for a

trip. Any refunds are based on individual travel

agency policies.

• There are no refunds for trips that include show

tickets unless a suitable replacement can be

secured prior to departure.

• The front seats of the coach are reserved for the

travel director, trip supplies, those on oxygen and/

or guests utilizing a walker or wheelchair if needed.

• Those who do not comply with the rules/

regulations for group travel will be asked to

refrain from traveling with the group.

• Canadian travel does require a valid passport or

enhanced driver’s license.

• Travel Club lanyards if issued must be visible for

the duration of the trip.

• Please arrive 15 min. before schedule departure.

• All departures are in the North/East corner of

the main CT Civic Center parking lot.

Get On Your Feet…….………………………………………..Fisher�

� Wednesday� May 10� � $92 pp�

�

The King and I……..………………………………………………..Fox�

� Sunday�� May 13� � $79 pp�

�

Cruisin’ Classics………………..…Huron County Playhouse�

� Thursday� June 28� � $129 pp�

�

Holiday Inn………………………….Huron Country Playhouse�

� Wednesday� Sept. 26� � $129 pp�

�

The Best of Saugatuck………………………....West Michigan�

� Tuesday� Aug. 14� � $129 pp�

�

The Music Man………………………………...StraEord Fes+val�

� Thursday� October 18� � $179 pp�

�

Murder Mystery “Chili con Carnage…………….Cornwell’s�

� Saturday, October 27� � � $89 pp�

�

Trips includes: Deluxe Motorcoach, excellent

main floor reserved sea�ng and Senior Center

Tour Director �

Join us

for a

day trip!

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Medicare/Medicaid Assistance By Appt.

3rd Tuesday of the each month 9-12:45 p.m.

Mark, our trained counselor courtesy of AAA1b will provide information and answer any questions you may have regarding coverage. In addition, information will be supplied regarding supplemental insurance plans. If you are currently having a problem with a doctor/hospital bill, make an appointment and bring any perti-nent paperwork with you. May 15 & June 19

YÜ|xÇwá Éy à{x VÄ|ÇàÉÇ gãÑA fxÇ|ÉÜ VxÇàxÜ College Scholarship Fund 2018

It takes a village to raise a child…

Let’s raise one to greatness together!

It is our hope that we can come together as a community and lend a

financial hand to one of our own rising stars. One shining example of a

Clinton Township high school senior will be chosen to receive a scholarship

towards college expenses. We invite you to join us.

Please make checks payable to:

Clinton Twp. Sr. Center 40730 Romeo Plank Road, Clinton Twp., Mi. 48038

For more information call Debbie Travis at (586) 723-8125

DIGITAL NEWSLETTER

Do you know your newsletter can be found online at:

http://www.ourseniorcenter.com/find/clinton-township-senior-adult-life-center

Clinton Township Summer Events 2018 Supervisors Annual Shred Day - Civic Center Parking Lot May 5 8-11 a.m.

Memorial Day Ceremony - Resurrection Cemetery May 28 10 a.m.

Scottville Clown Band Bicentennial Concert - Clinton Twp. Civic Center Gazebo June 23 7 p.m.

Bicentennial Fireworks and Concert - Clinton Twp. Civic Center Gazebo July 11

Summer Concerts - Clinton Twp. Civic Center Gazebo July 18, 25, Aug. 1, 8

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May/June 2018 FREE Manicures, Hot Oil Manicure, Pedicure and Waxing Services. Fees are payable to the manicurist at time of service, 24 hour notice is required for cancellations. Haircut