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3100 Devonshire Road Cleveland, OH 44109
Office: 216-749-5367
Center Hours Monday−Friday: 8:30AM−3PM
Highlights Cover
From the Director 2
Events in Old Brooklyn 3
Programs & Events 4
Activities Calendar 5
Advertisements 6 & 7
Transportation Calendar 8
Social Services Spotlight 9
Health & Nutrition 10
June Menu 11
FYI Back
MARION SENIOR CENTER
June 2017
SENIOR CITIZEN RESOURCES, INC.
Volume 47 • Issue 6
in Touch in Touch
Serving persons 60 & over in Old Brooklyn
for over 40 years
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Seniors Seniors
Thank you to our 32nd Annual Senior Olympic
Sponsors for another successful, fun-filled event:
MetroHealth
Humana
Greater Cleveland Construction
Doris Schwab
Lynn Wiieland
Busch Funeral Home
WRAAA
Gabe’ s Family Restaurant
Great Lakes Brewing Company
Robert & Janet Gerber
Sally Jamieson
Don & Sally Messinger
Profiles Hair Salon
Helen Royak
& All other in-kind or additional contributors !
SCR is blessed to be part of such a supportive
Community. Your dedication and financial
support allows SCR to fulfill its mission everyday:
To promote independent living and quality of life
for our community’ s seniors through caring,
compassion and collaboration.
**Pictures and top scorers to be featured in
July’ s issue. Stay tuned!
JUNE 2017 PAGE 2
From the Director...
Attention Shoppers:
Monday afternoon shopping
will be changed back to
Monday morning shopping
each week, starting in June.
Please see the transportation
calendar for June’s shopping
schedule. We apologize for
the changes and any
inconvenience this may
cause, but SCR is trying to
accommodate as many
varying schedules and
requests as possible. Thank
you for your cooperation!
Dear Friends of SCR:
Please join us for a Senior Financial Workshop series that will
begin on Wednesday, June 7th @ 10AM here at SCR. The
workshops will continue every Wednesday @ 10 AM through
July 12th. The workshop is brought to us by Benjamin Rose
Institute, and will be led by ESOP, an experienced organization
in presenting financial information useful in our everyday lives.
The workshop is FREE and open to all, even if you do not
usually come into SCR. If you’d like to come to the workshop
and stay for lunch, please contact our front desk at 216-749-
5367. Best time to call is between 1-3PM.
Also, we will be featuring a nutrition series beginning July 21st.
It will also be FREE and we encourage all to attend. The
nutrition series will be on Fridays @ 10 AM. This series will
last 6 weeks and end in August. For both workshops, you are
welcome to attend the entire series. You can also come for just
one. The workshop will last approximately 1 hour.
We appreciate the support of all our volunteers and donors.
SCR continues to function because of all of you. If you haven’t
been in to see what’s going on lately, please join us!
All the best,
Liz
“Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind
word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of
caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around.”
~Leo Buscaglia
Thank you to those who made June’s
newsletter possible through donating to our Newsletter
Fund:
Pat Leavelle, Don & Mary Shaffer and Barbara
Sprague
SCR greatly appreciates
your support!
SENIOR CITIZEN RESOURCES, INC • SENIORS IN TOUCH PAGE 3
Events in Old Brooklyn Pick up more copies of these events at 2339 Broadview Road. Cleve. OH 44109
216-459-1000 www.oldbrooklyn.com
To have your event listed here email: [email protected]
Old Brooklyn Farmers Market – Tuesdays June 13 th, 20 th, 27th.
July 11th, 18th, 25th & Aug. 1st, 8th, 15th. 5 – 8 pm. Loew Park 4723
W. 25th off Oak Park. Market Stands: Romitos Farm, Don Anna Farms,
Pigg Out Bakery, Abolition Bakery, Christies Baking Co., Old Brooklyn
Cheese Company. For more info go to www.whatsyouroldbrooklyn.info.
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) accepted.
Cleveland Summer Cinema - Every Tuesday June 13th – Aug. 15th. Old
Brooklyn's Loew Park comes to life with Little League, local farmer's mar-
ket, food trucks and the LARGEST outdoor movie screen in Ohio. Movies
schedule: June 13 - Rogue One. June 20 - Finding Dory. June 27 -
Fantastic Beasts and Where to find them. * July 4 - No Movie * July
11 - Princess Bride. July 18 - La La Land. July 25 – Ratatouille.
Aug. 1 - Aug. 8 - Aug. 15 – Movies begin at sundown. Rain outs
announced on Facebook. For more info go to
www.whatsyouroldbrooklyn.info.
Discount Produce Sale - Archwood UCC, 2800 Archwood Ave. 2nd & 4th
Saturdays of each month, 11 am. - 2 pm Fellowship Hall in the church
basement – or, in nice weather, on the front sidewalk. For more info call
Dale Lindsey (2nd Sat. organizer), 810-333-0816, [email protected],
or Kati Baruja (4th Sat.), [email protected].
Big Creek Watershed Clean Up – Sat., June 3rd. 9 am – noon. Assis-
tance is needed at these locations: • Brookfield Park, Brookfield Ave.
(between Bellaire and W. 130th) • Brooklyn City Fire Station (8400 Mem-
phis - Brooklyn) Snow Rd. Picnic Area (Along Big Creek Parkway) Re-
freshments will be provided for volunteers. Dress for the weather. Wear
long sleeves & pants. Boots or work shoes are recommended. Bags & work
gloves will be provided. Children under 18 must have adult supervision.
For more info call Amy Roskilly, Cuyahoga SWCD 216/524-6580, ext.
1005 • Yalinda Moore, City of Cleveland WPC 216/420-7637 • Rachel
Napolitano, BPDC 216/671-2710 • Bob Gardin, Big Creek Connects 216-
269-6472
Cleveland Polka Association Picnic – Sat., June 3rd. St. Sava's Picnic
Grove 2300 W. Ridgewood Dr. #1 gate opens 3 pm, music by John Ste-
ven's Doubleshot 4 - 8 pm. Donation $13, 18 yrs. & under free! Call Syl-
via/Paul 216-228-1134 for more info/table reservations of 8 or more. No
b.y.o.b, beverages will be available. Hot dogs & chips available, snacks are
welcome. www.cpapolkas.com also on facebook.
Parma Animal Shelter Classic Car Show – Sun., June 5th, 9 am - 4 pm.
Veterans Memorial (State Road Park). Trophies/DashPlaques (first150) 2
Best of Show (Top Dog & Cat’s Meow) New this year: Best GM / Best
Ford / Best Mopar. Judging ends 1 pm. Awards rresented 3 pm. $12 Pre-
registration entry fee, $15 day of event. Raffles, food, door prizes. All
Proceeds go to Parma Animal Shelter.
Old Brooklyn Families Group meeting – Tues., June 6th, 6:30 - 8 pm.
Dina’s Pizza & Pub (upstairs rm.) 5701 Memphis Ave.
www.oldbrooklynfamilies.com
Lucky Diaz and the Family Jam Band – Fri., June 9th, 2 pm. Parma-
Snow Library, 2121 Snow Rd. Rocking family concert, free & fun for all
ages. Sponsored by the Friends of the Parma Branch Libraries. To register
call 216-661-4240 or sign up online at www.cuyahogalibrary.org/Events/
Event-Results/Event-Detail.aspx?id=117748.
Corn on the Cob Campfire – Fri., June 9th; 6 – 8 pm. West Creek Res-
ervation, 2277 W. Ridgewood Dr. Roast corn over a campfire family-
style, then witness the impacts agriculture can have on waterways through
an interactive model & game.
Cleveland Shakespeare Festival - Free Outdoor Classical Theater -
The Taming of the Shrew - June 16th - July 2nd. Check website for
locations and times, www.cleveshakes.com.
The Western Reserve Rose Society: Rose Tour and “Growing in
Pots” – Mon., June 26th. Home of Patti Jacko, 306 Brookshire Oval,
Hinckley. Call Lori 440-821-2967 for more info. Baseball Field Trip to League Park & Classic Park - Sat., July 8th.,
meet in the parking lot of Pearl Road United Methodist Church off Mem-
phis Ave. at 2 pm. Take a guided tour on a handicap accessible bus to
League Park & then Classic Park for an all-you-can eat buffet dinner
before the 7 pm. game. Lake County Captains vs the West Michigan
White Caps. The evening will end with fireworks. Entire package $35
person. For reservations, call Constance Ewazen at 216-337-8200. Spon-
sored by The Historical Society of Old Brooklyn.
Year Round Computer Drop Off - - Mon. - Fri., 9 am. - 3 pm. Special
Saturday Dates: June 3rd, July, 8th, Sept. 9th, Nov. 25th, 9 am. - 3 pm.
Ridge Road Station, 3727 Ridge Rd. or Carr Center 5600 Carnegie Ave.
Call 216-664-3717 for more info. www.cleveland-oh.gov. Computer
equipment accepted: CPU’s, monitors, keyboards, computer ice, printers,
modems, software, ink cartridges, cell phones.
**Free Document Shredding – same dates & times as above but only at
the Carnegie location.
Low Cost Refurbished Computer Systems for Residents, Businesses,
Churches, Wards 12 & 13 only.
Basic Desktop Computer System $85 & $150
Microsoft Windows 10 Pro & Office 2010
Laptop Systems $100 - $229
Microsoft Windows 10 Pro & Office 2010
All systems come with a 90 warranty, extended warranty for 1 full year
can be purchased for $20. WiFi adapters $15. Money orders only, due
on day of pick-up.
For an application or more info call Barb, 216-459-1000 or email: barba-
Need more speed or more storage? RET3 can custom build a machine to
the specs that you require, Call for pricing 216-361-9991.
Traffic Advisory for Pearl Road
From now through July 2017 traffic on Pearl Road from Brookpark Rd. to
State Rd. will be switched to the west side of the street. It will remain
two-ways but limited to two lanes. Please take notice & be careful!
Old Brooklyn CDC is here for one reason: you. Our mission is to im-
prove the community by bringing people together & the only way we can
do that is with your help. We recently launched a new page on
our website www.oldbrooklyn.com dedicated to engaging with our resi-
dents & businesses to offer a direct way to get involved. Check out the
site & consider the best way to work with us on making Old Brooklyn a
great place to row.
JUNE 2017 PAGE 4
Programs and Events Remember the following dates: 6/8 Garage Hopping with Gene (Lottery: 6/1)
6/13 Breakfast Bunch– Bob’s Big Boy (Lottery: 6/6)
6/14 Music Bingo @ SCR
6/20 Lunch Bunch– Olive Garden (Lottery: 6/13)
6/30 Birthday Celebration and Special Event at SCR
Book Club
Due to lack of interest, Book Club has been discontinued as of June, 2017.
Craft Class
Crafters need a variety of
artificial flowers and yarn for the crochet class. For anyone
willing to donate, please drop off to SCR at 3100 Devonshire Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44109, M-F from
8:30 a.m.-noon. Thank you for your contribution!
THANK YOU to the following Olympic
Volunteers and Health Fair Participants
for making this another successful year:
Aetna
All SCR Volunteers
Anthem
CareSource
Claudia Fontana
Cleveland EMS
Drug Mart
Entemann’s Bakery
Estabrook Recreation Center (staff)
GNC
Greenbriar (Parma)
Key Bank
Living Miracles
Liz Pencak-from The Village of Marymount
Ohio Savings Bank
Old Brooklyn Community Development
Corp.
Pleasant Lake Villa
Rhodes High School
Southwest Adult Activities Center
Tom Paige
United Healthcare
Thank you to our mat makers! We have
distributed thirteen mats so far to Trinity
on West 30th, where they will surely be used
by Cleveland’ s homeless. You have all
made a huge difference and provided
comfort to those in need. The project is on-
going, as these mats are needed year-
round . Feel free to stop in at SCR on Tues-
days and Thursdays from 9:30-11:30 a.m.
to help prep materials or crochet a mat! No
experience necessary. Thank you again for
all your compassion and dedication!
Attention: Please notice that on the Activity Calendar for
June, exercise with SWAAC is scheduled each day per
usual, but there are no locations as of yet. Please check the
activity board closer to time to find out WHERE each class
is being held for the month. We apologize for any
inconvenience. Thank you!
SENIOR CITIZEN RESOURCES, INC • SENIORS IN TOUCH PAGE 5
June 2017 Activities Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1 9:30 Crafts
10:00 Chair Volleyball 10:30 Horse Racing 10:30 Art Therapy
2 9:00 Ez Exercise—EB
10:30 Corn Hole 10:45 Fiesta Fit
11:00 Wii 12:15 Bingo 12:30 Pinochle
5 9:00 Ez Exercise-- EB 10:30 Yoga with
Judith 11:00 Wii 12:30 Canasta 12:30 Bingo
6 9:30 Crafts 9:30 Crochet Group 10:30 Darts 10:30 Tai Chi with Jeanne 10:30 Arm Chair Exercise 12:15 Pinochle
7 9:00 Ez Exercise—EB
10:00 Wednesday Trivia 10:30 Stretch and Tone with Patty
12:30 Canasta Hunger Center
8 Garage Hopping
with Gene-8:30 pick
ups 9:30 Crafts 10:00 Chair Volleyball 10:30 Horse Racing 10:30 Art Therapy
9 9:00 Ez Exercise—EB
10:30 Corn Hole
10:45 Fiesta Fit with
Sheri 11:00 Wii 12:15 Bingo 12:30 Pinochle
12 9:00 Ez Exercise-- EB 10:30 Yoga with
Judith 11:00 Wii 12:30 Canasta 12:30 Bingo
13 Br. Bunch-Big Boy
9:30 Crafts 9:30 Crochet Group 10:30 Darts 10:30 Tai Chi with Jeanne 10:30 Arm Chair Exercise 12:15 Pinochle
14 9:00 Ez Exercise—EB
10:00 Wednesday Trivia 10:30 Stretch and Tone with Patty
12:30 Canasta 1:00 Music Bingo Hunger Center
Metro Volunteers
15 9:30 Crafts 10:00 Chair Volleyball 10:30 Horse Racing 10:30 Art Therapy
16 9:00 Ez Exercise—EB
10:30 Corn Hole
10:45 Fiesta Fit with
Sheri 11:00 Wii 12:15 Bingo 12:30 Pinochle
19
9:00 Ez Exercise-- EB
10:30 Yoga with
Judith 11:00 Wii 12:30 Canasta 12:30 Bingo
20 Lunch Bunch-Olive
Garden
9:30 Crafts
9:30 Crochet Group 10:30 Darts
10:30 Arm Chair Exercise 10:30 Tai Chi with
Jeanne
12:15 Pinochle
21
9:00 Ez Exercise—EB
10:00 Wednesday Trivia
10:15 Chair Volleyball-EB
10:30 Bingo
10:30 Stretch and Tone
with Patty
Hunger Center
22 9:30 Crafts 10:00 Chair Volleyball 10:30 Horse Racing 10:30 Art Therapy
23 9:00 Ez Exercise—EB 10:30 Corn Hole 10:45 Fiesta Fit with
Sheri
11:00 Wii 12:15 Bingo 12:30 Pinochle
26 9:00 Ez Exercise-- EB
10:30 Yoga with
Judith 11:00 Wii 12:30 Canasta 12:30 Bingo
27
9:30 Crafts
9:30 Crochet Group 10:30 Darts
10:30 Arm Chair Exercise 10:30 Tai Chi with Jeanne
12:15 Pinochle
28
9:00 Ez Exercise—EB
10:00 Wednesday Trivia
10:15 Chair Volleyball-EB
10:30 Bingo
10:30 Stretch and Tone
with Patty
Metro Volunteers
29 9:30 Crafts 10:00 Chair Volleyball 10:30 Horse Racing 10:30 Art Therapy
30 B-day Celebration
9:00 Ez Exercise—EB 10:30 Corn Hole 10:45 Fiesta Fit with
Sheri
11:00 Wii 12:15 Bingo
12:30 Pinochle
JUNE 2017 PAGE 8
June 2017 Transportation Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1 Ridge Park Square/
Marc’s/ Bank/ Biddulph
Plaza/ Giant Eagle/ Bank
Pickups begin 11:30
Shop 12:30-2:00
2 Save-A-Lot/Drug Mart
Pickups begin 8:30
5
Midtown
Pickups begin: 8:30
Shop: 9:30-11:30
6 Ridge Park Square/ Marc’s/
Bank/ Biddulph Plaza/
Giant Eagle/ Bank
Pickups Begin 11:30 Shop 12:30-2:00
7
Hunger Center
8
Garage Sale Hopping
with Gene!
Pickups: 8:30
Ridge Park Square/
Marc’s/ Bank/ Biddulph
Plaza/ Giant Eagle/ Bank
Pickups begin 11:30
Shop 12:30-2:00
9
Save-A-Lot/Drug Mart
Pickups begin 8:30
12
Parmatown
Pickups begin: 8:30
Shop: 9:30-11:30
13
Breakfast Bunch-
Bob’s Big Boy
Ridge Park Square/ Marc’s/
Bank/ Biddulph Plaza/
Giant Eagle/ Bank
Pickups Begin 11:30 Shop 12:30-2:00
14
Hunger Center
Metro Volunteers
15 Ridge Park Square/
Marc’s/ Bank/ Biddulph
Plaza/ Giant Eagle/ Bank
Pickups begin 11:30
Shop 12:30-2:00
16 Save-A-Lot/Drug Mart
Pickups begin 8:30
19 Steelyard
Pickups begin: 8:30
Shop: 9:30-11:30
20
Lunch Bunch-Olive
Garden
Ridge Park Square/ Marc’s/
Bank/ Biddulph Plaza/
Giant Eagle/ Bank
Pickups Begin 11:30 Shop 12:30-2:00
21
Hunger Center
22 Ridge Park Square/
Marc’s/ Bank/ Biddulph
Plaza/ Giant Eagle/ Bank
Pickups begin 11:30
Shop 12:30-2:00
23 Save-A-Lot/Drug Mart
Pickups begin 8:30
26
Great Northern Mall
Pickups begin: 8:30
Shop: 9:30-11:30
27 Ridge Park Square/ Marc’s/
Bank/ Biddulph Plaza/
Giant Eagle/ Bank
Pickups Begin 11:30 Shop 12:30-2:00
28
Metro Volunteers
29 Ridge Park Square/
Marc’s/ Bank/ Biddulph
Plaza/ Giant Eagle/ Bank
Pickups begin 11:30
Shop 12:30-2:00
30 Save-A-Lot/Drug Mart
Pickups begin 8:30
SENIOR CITIZEN RESOURCES, INC • SENIORS IN TOUCH PAGE 9
Social Services Spotlight
Hearts on Wheels
Bring your art supplies to
make inspirational cards and
inserts for our homebound.
Call Kim at 216-749-5367
ext. 1121 or come join us on
every first Friday of the
month at 9:30 a.m.
EMS Thursday, June 15, 2017
Hunger Center Dates Wednesday, June 7, 2017
Wednesday, June 14, 2017
Wednesday, June 21, 2017
SCR Gift Shoppe The SCR Gift Shoppe has a variety of
items to offer! It’s open to the public
Monday‒Friday from
9:00‒11:30 a.m. and most items
are handmade. Be sure to stop
by and check out our crafted
potholders, baby clothes, scarves,
jewelry, and much more!
Crochet Participants
Needed! Do you enjoy crocheting scarves,
blankets, hats & gloves? Join
SCR’s crochet group on Tuesday
mornings at 9:30 a.m. Make lap
blankets for the homebound, items
for the Gift Shoppe, and make new
friends!
JUNE’S FEATURED SPEAKERS
Thinking of you!
Do you have a friend from SCR that’s been feeling under the weather lately, moving away, or perhaps going through a difficult time? Let them
know you’re thinking of them while they’re unable to participate with us due to a variety of circumstances. Feel free to submit names to SCR staff at
any time.
This month, we are thinking of: Elba Caraballo, Shatia Drake, Gail Fraley, Vivian Gretchen, Charlie Hakaim, Doris Kaczmarek, Judy Kawano, Colleen Monachino, Linda
Morrison, Paul Provenzale, Bonnie Robertson,Maria Seritti, The family of Ed Sullivan, Alicia Torres, Charlotte Ventura, Charles Vonderau, & Ethel
Whipkey In loving memory: Ed Sullivan
June 16, 10:00 a.m.– Lee Ann will be at SCR to conduct
hearing tests for those interested. Please sign up with Chris
in the Social Services Office.
**Additional speakers to be determined for the month of
June. Look for posted flyers!
Senior Financial Education Workshop 6 Weekly Sessions, beginning
Wednesday, June 7, 2017 @ 10:00 a.m. DK Dining Room
A financial education workshop through ESOP will be held at SCR for 6 weeks, beginning on June 7. Come
to one session or all six and have your questions ready! This event is open to all seniors in the Old
Brooklyn area who feel they could use some finan-cial wellness information. Please join us!
JUNE 2017 PAGE 10
Health & Nutrition
June Recipe: Stacked Summer Vegetable Salad
Attention:
Cookbooks are still for sale! Our
very own SCR seniors contributed their favorite
recipes...So why not give a few a try? Cookbooks also make great
gifts!
$7.00/cookbook or 3 for $20.00
Get some inspiring and tasty recipes today, just in time for
your summer parties!
Ingredients needed:
3 medium yellow or green zucchini
Kosher salt
4 medium carrots
1/2 small red onion
1-2 cups torn leaf lettuce
3 tablespoons lemon juice
1/4 cup olive oil or canola oil
2 tablespoons snipped fresh dill
Freshly ground black pepper (optional)
Makes: 6 servings
Prep: 50 minutes
Chill: 1 hour to 12 hours
Directions:
1. With a vegetable peeler or mandolin, shave zucchini in thin
strips. Salt lightly, then transfer to colander to drain, about
15 minutes. Meanwhile, shave carrots in strips and thinly
slice onion
2. Rinse zucchini and drain in colander. To assemble salad, in a
2-quart square dish layer one-third each of zucchini, lettuce,
carrots, and onion. For dressing, in a glass measuring cup
whisk together lemon juice and oil. Drizzle some of the
dressing on layered vegetables. Repeat layering and dressing
twice. Cover and refrigerate 1 hour or up to 12 hours before
serving.
3. To serve, sprinkle salad with fresh dill and pepper. Cut salad
in rectangles with a sharp knife; lift out with a spatula.
Household Hints
If the knobs on your drawers or cabinets are coming
loose, remove them and coat the end of the screw with
a clear nail polish to fix the problem. Screw knob
back on before polish dries.
If you have difficulty planting a straight row in your
garden, run a garden hose in a straight line then plant
new seedlings along the hose.
To remove black scuff marks from vinyl floors, use a
pencil eraser.
For an inexpensive way of removing odors in the
refrigerator, repurpose used tea bags by placing them in
a bowl and place in the back of the refrigerator.
Save the Date
Community Nutrition Education
The Greater Cleveland Food Bank
Ariana Cucuzza will come to SCR
to present a 6-week-long nutrition
series. The first session will be held
on Friday, July 21, 2017 at 10:00
a.m. in the DK Dining Room. Please
join us to learn how to eat well on
a budget and live a healthier
lifestyle!
Get Out and About This Summer!
With the warm weather months approaching us, be sure to
get plenty of exercise and participate in fun activities this
summer! Here’s a few ideas of low-money, family fun:
1. Volunteer your time
2. Go for a swim or join water aerobics
3. Use that green thumb and plant a garden
4. Go to the zoo
5. Plan a morning walk or a sunset picnic
6. Go to a dance
7. Visit a festival, cultural event or museum...They’re often
free or offered at a discounted rate for seniors!
SENIOR CITIZEN RESOURCES, INC • SENIORS IN TOUCH PAGE 11
June Menu
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Keep your families in the loop about what’s happening here at SCR! Have
them call us at 216-749-5367 or E-mail [email protected]
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Transportation is available to any resident of Old Brooklyn or bordering areas if you are 60 years of age and
ambulatory. Our vans are wheelchair accessible, but we do not provide escort service. We provide
transportation for congregate meals, shopping, medical and hair appointments. We ask that you schedule
appointments ONE week in advance. Freewill donations are accepted, but NOT obligatory. Please call
216-749-5367 for your transportation needs. Scheduling is done through the FRONT DESK ONLY, not
through SCR drivers. Thank you for your cooperation as we change our policies.
