Page Richardson Review RICHARDSON REVIEW MAY & JUNE 2019 Richardson Community Senior Center 1485 E Oakley Park Rd Commerce Twp, MI 48390 Phone: (248) 926-0063 Fax: (248) 926-4069 Www.commercetwp.com From the office of the director…….. As we continue through spring and into summer we have some great activities planned for the coming months. In May we will be taking a trip to Clarkston for lunch and a wood pal- let painting class. Please see flyer at the front desk for an ex- ample of what you will be painting! June will take us to Ann Arbor for a stroll around the Ann Arbor Farmer’s Market. For those interested in the Pigeon Forge trip, please remember that all deposits are due by May 15th and final payments are due July 16th. We are excited to announce that we will be introducing a new fitness class sponsored by St. Joseph Health System, Senior Fit, which will begin in September. Registration will run June 17th - June 28th. Emily, Mickie & Allison Senior Center Director Emily England [email protected]Staff Mickie Weber [email protected]Allison Kennedy [email protected]Commerce Township provides information about seminars and workshops, we do not endorse any private company; we merely inform consumers of the availabil- ity of the service. As a consumer you are encouraged to independ- ently research and ask for refer- ences. Trip Reservations All trips that have a transportation donation MUST be paid for within 5 business days of your sign up date. If the transportation donation has not been paid your reservation will be CANCELLED Thank you for your coop- eration Senior Lunch Program The senior lunch program is available Monday thru Friday at 12:00 noon. Please call our site hostess at least two (2) business days in advance to hold your reservation. (248) 926-0063 Richardson Center Info!!!!
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RICHARDSON REVIEW M A Y & J U N E
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Richardson Community
Senior Center 1485 E Oakley Park Rd
Commerce Twp, MI 48390 Phone: (248) 926-0063
Fax: (248) 926-4069 Www.commercetwp.com
From the office of the director…….. As we continue through spring and into summer we have
some great activities planned for the coming months. In May we will be taking a trip to Clarkston for lunch and a wood pal-let painting class. Please see flyer at the front desk for an ex-ample of what you will be painting! June will take us to Ann Arbor for a stroll around the Ann Arbor Farmer’s Market.
For those interested in the Pigeon Forge trip, please remember that all deposits are due by May 15th and final payments are
due July 16th.
We are excited to announce that we will be introducing a new fitness class sponsored by St. Joseph Health System, Senior Fit, which will begin in September. Registration will run June 17th
Commerce Township provides information about seminars and workshops, we do not endorse
any private company; we merely inform consumers of the availabil-ity of the service. As a consumer you are encouraged to independ-ently research and ask for refer-
ences.
Trip Reservations All trips that have a
transportation donation MUST be paid for within 5 business days of your
sign up date. If the transportation donation has not been paid your
reservation will be
CANCELLED
Thank you for your coop-eration
Senior Lunch Program
The senior lunch program is available Monday thru Friday at
12:00 noon. Please call our site hostess at least two (2) business
days in advance to hold your reservation.
(248) 926-0063
Richardson Center Info!!!!
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T H I N G S T O K N O W !
SERVICES Richardson Center Library
A wide selection of books from fiction to mysteries, cookbooks to biographies and more are available for our seniors to take home to read and enjoy. You can always
take home and read your favorite book and bring it back when you are finished for more
people to enjoy.
Computer and Internet Availability
The Richardson Senior Center com-puters are equipped with the Microsoft Office Software. You will have access to
word processing, the internet and e-mail. There will also be a printer set
up for your printing needs.
Senior Lunch Program
The Senior Lunch Program is avail-able on Monday thru Friday at
12:00 noon. Please remember to call two (2) days in advance to
hold your reservation. Meal menus are available upon request at the Richardson Senior Center or by calling the phone number listed
below
(248) 926-0063
Senior Transportation
Commerce Township offers a transportation program. This ser-vice is open to the seniors and
disabled residents of Commerce, White Lake, and Wolverine Vil-
lage. Bus is able to transfer you to the Richardson Center, medical ap-
pointments, malls, bank, grocery store, hair salon and many more
places. For more information please call (248) 698-3994 Mon-day– Friday between the hours of
8:30am and 3:00pm. Reserva-tions may be taken up to two weeks in advance but no later
than one day before. If you wait to reserve, space may not be available. A $2.00 donation is
suggested for each one-way trip!
Registration Reminder
For all special events, even those that do not have a fee, please remember to sign up or register in ad-
vance. If you do not, we may not be able to accommodate you. In all events
where there is a fee, help us by having the correct change when you sign up.
Thank You!!!!
Trip Parking
When parking at the Richardson Senior Center for a day trip, please be sure to park your car at the far end of the parking lot so that spaces in front of the building are left open for those who are in
and out of the center during the day.
Thank you!
Important Phone Numbers
Commerce Twp. Offices: (248) 624-0110 Fire Department non emergency:
(248) 560-0051 Police Department non emergency:
(248) 858-4950 Commerce Twp. Library: (248) 669-8108 Alzheimer's Association: (800) 337-3827 Area Agency on Aging: (800) 852-7795
OLHSA: (248) 209-2600 Social Security: (800) 772-1213 Oakland County Health Division Nurse on Call: (800)848-5533
Haven 24 Hr Crisis Line: (877)922-1274
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S e r v i c e s M a y & J u n e
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9:30-11:30 Total Body 10:00 Fabric and Embroidery 12:00 Senior Lunch 12:30-4:00 Bingo 1:00-2:00 Zumba
Wednesday 10:00 Tai Chi 2 12:00 Senior Lunch 12:30-4:00 Pinochle 1:00-2:00 Zumba
Thursday
9:30-11:30 Total Body 10:00 Art and Fabric 12:00 Soup & Sand-wich and Movie 12:30 Tai Chi 1
Friday 9:00-12:00 Art 12:00 Senior Lunch 12:30-4:00 Cards of Choice 12:30-4:00 Bridge 12:30 Hand & Foot 12:30 Mexican Train
Upcoming Events Please sign up for these events at least (2) working days
in advance
May Thur. May 2 - CarePatrol (Pizza/Movie) Monday, 6th - Sunrise - Pizza & Bingo Tue. 7th - Premier Therapy Monday 13th - WaltonWood Mothers Day Tea/Brunch Monday 13th - Brookdale Cookies & Bingo Tue. 14th - Family Funeral Care Tue. 14th - Potluck Tue. 14th - Courtyard F.H. Euchre Wed. 15th - Picasso/Clarkston Union Wed. 15th - Senior Advisor Fri. 17th - Bob Sacco and Ryan Berman Tue. 21st - Novacare Rehab Tue. 28th - Theme Lunch Fri. 31st - Boston Cooler Day
June Mon. June 3 - Sunrise - Pizza & Bingo Tue. June 4 - Law office of David Brunell Thur. June 6 - CarePatrol (Pizza/Movie) Monday, 10th - Brookdale Cookies & Bingo Tue. 11th - West Lake - BrainFIT Tue. 11th - Potluck Wed. 12th - Jack Boling Monday 17th - Neighborhoods of White Lake - Bingo Snacks Tue. 18th - West Lake - BrainFIT Wed. 19th - Senior Advisor Wed. 19th - Ann Arbor Farmer’s Mar-ket Fri. 21st - Bob Sacco & Jim Runestead Tue. 25th - Theme Lunch
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C o m m u n i t y S e r v i c e s
The fire department will install smoke detectors for any Commerce Township residents that can not afford one. Please call 248‐560‐0051 to speak with someone for more infor‐
mation on this program.
Daily Blood Pressure Checks Stop by any of the fire stations daily from 8AM ‐ 6PM for a
free blood pressure check.
Operation Medicine Cabinet: The Commerce Twp. Sub Station on Glengary has a medicine drop
off cabinet in the lobby. This provides access for seniors to safely discard old or un‐used medications. The front office is always open Monday ‐ Friday 8AM‐4PM. The Sheriff’s Non‐Emergency sub‐station
phone number is 248‐624‐0715.
911 Cell Phones ‐ The Sheriff’s Office can supply seniors a cell phone for emergency calls,
House Checks ‐ The Sheriff’s Office provides a service which they will check on your home while you
are out of town. You can pick up a “House Check” form at the Senior Center or submit the form online via the Oakland County Sheriff website.
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D a i l y P r o g r a m s Bingo
Monday 12:30pm-3:30pm
Cost: .25 cents per card
Join us on Monday afternoons!!! A variety of games are played to keep your interest and stimulate your
mind.
If we are closed on Monday, Bingo will be on Thursday!
Knit, Crochet & Sewing Circle
Tuesdays 9:30am-11:30am
Cost: Free
This group of ladies (and men), love to create beautiful handmade items. Their creative flair and talent are
shared among each other as they chat and laugh the time away. Come join them even if you are a beginner,
they will make you feel at home.
Monthly Shredding
The 1st Wednesday of each month we offer a service for seniors to
shred unwanted important documents, bank statements, credit
cards statements etc.
We ask that you please remove paper clips and flatten papers out. Please do not place unopened mail
in bag for shredding.
Please Limit to one “Wal-mart” plastic bag
Cards
Euchre Tuesdays 12:30pm-4:00pm
Pinochle Wednesdays
12:30pm-4:00pm
Cards of Choice Fridays 12:30pm-4:00pm
Bridge Fridays
12:30pm-4:00pm
Hand & Foot Fridays 12:30-4:00 pm
Seamstress
We will have Cathey Studnicki at the Richardson Center doing repairs free of charge, repairs will be for sewing rips and tears, fallen hems, button re-placement (bring your own buttons), simple pant shortening and other minor repairs. Please only 2
items per person.
Please sign up in the office Limit 4 people per date
Fabric & Embroidery
Mondays & Thursdays 10:00am Cost: Free
This group of ladies meet and work on all different kinds of
projects! These projects include quilting, embroidery and different
kinds of Fabric Work!! Come check them out…..
Hospitality House Food Drive
Commerce/Walled Lake Area
Help feed those in need. Stop in the Richardson Center to donate non perishable food items for the
Hospitality House Food Drive! This food drive is an on-going
event, feel free to stop by anytime to drop off donations.
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D a i l y p r o g r a m s
Soup, Sandwich & Movie Day Thursdays
Time: 12:00pm-3:00pm Cost: $3.00 for lunch
Richardson Senior Center will serve lunch and provide an
afternoon movie. Please reserve your spot in advance to ensure a seat!
If you would like to just WATCH the movies, please call
in advance!
May 2: First Man May 9: Can You Ever Forgive Me? May 16: Lean on Pete May 23: Instant Family May 30: A Dog’s Pur- pose
June 6: A Happening of Monumental Proportions June 13: Leave No Trace June 20: Stan & Ollie June 27: King of Thieves
Woodcarving
Tuesdays 11:00am Cost: Free
It is amazing to watch those tal-ented men and women working
their craft. They can take a simple piece of wood and turn it into a
fascinating work of art. You really must see them at work to truly appreciate the beauty of their
skill. New members are always welcome to join the ongoing
workshop.
Mexican Train
Fridays
12:30-4:00 Cost: Free
The object of the game is for a player to play all the dominoes from his or
her hand onto one or more chains, or "trains", emanating from a central hub
or "station".
Art Group
Fridays
9:00am-12:00Noon Cost: Free
(Bring your own supplies)
A weekly gathering of artists in varied media levels or expertise to practice together and share their love for creativity in art.
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U p c o m i n g e v e n t s
Please join us as Bob Sacco from the Attorney General’s of-fice will be here
on the following dates:
Fri. May 17 - Investment Fraud Learn how to recognize fraudulent investments and obtain
objects about reverse morgages and annuities. Friday, June 21 - In Home Care & Senior Residences
Learn about resources available to help you make the best decisions regarding care for yourself or your loved ones at
home or in a senior residence.
May 17th - State Rep Ryan Berman June 21st - State Senator Jim Runstead
Each session will begin at 10:30
Please sign up in the office!
BrainFIT Tuesday, June 11
Time: 10:00 AM
Education - We will learn about neuroplasticity, encourage novelty learning and pro-vide tools to boost brain power.
Tuesday, June 18th Time: 10:00 AM
Nutrition - Focus on how our diet can impact our brains and introduce the MIND diet. Our Chef will provide a cooking demonstration as well!
Please sign up in the office!
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U p c o m i n g e v e n t s
Themed Lunches Time: 11:30 AM Cost: Free
Tuesday, May 28th: National Hamburger Day Main Course: Hamburgers
Tuesday, June 25th: Summer Main Course: Pulled Pork
Please signup in the Office at least 2 days prior!!
Time: 12:00 Noon Cost: Free
Tuesday, May 14th Main Course:
Chicken Parmesan
Tuesday, June 11th Main Course: Turkey & Gravy
The main course will be provided by the center***Menu is subject to change at anytime without notice***
Potluck Rules 1. You MUST signup in the office at least 2 working days
in advance 2. You MUST bring a dish to pass ( Each Individual Per-
son) 3. You MUST bring enough to serve the amount of people
on our list 4. Please bring you own plate and place settings
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Date: May 15th Time: 10AM-12PM
And
Date: June 19th Time: 10AM-12PM
Do you have questions about Medicare/Medicaid or VA benefits? Are you cu-rious about senior housing and the options that are available to you? Do you
or a loved one require in-home care or hospice services?
Book your appointment with a Certified Senior Advisor today!
Sign up for your free 15 minute consultation!
Kari will be here for a presentation and bringing in Pizza before your Movie day !! Please join us for the Presentation, Pizza and Movie!!
Presentation starts at 11:30AM
Date: Thursday, May 2nd Topic: The benefits of Pet Therapy
Date: Thursday, June 6th Topic: Staying Healthy in an Aging World
Please sign up at office!!
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U p c o m i n g e v e n t s
Family Funeral Care
Date: Tuesday, May 14th Time: 10:30
Our associates feel that funerals and
memorial services should be as unique as the individual they honor. We help families create meaningful memorials to truly celebrate the life of their loved
one.
Law office of David Brunell
Date: Tuesday, June 4th Time: 10:30
Legal Parachutes: What you need to know, even after you draft an
estate plan
Please sign up in office
Balance/Fall Prevention
Date: Tuesday, May 21st Time: 10:30 AM
1 in 4 adults 65+ fall every year and every 20 minutes in the USA an older adult dies from a fall. Falls aren’t something that just happen
when you age, there are proven ways to reduce falls. Together we will discuss prevention and exercises to help, as well as screen willing indi-
viduals to assess your individual fall risk.
Please sign up at office!
Snacks provided by:
Courtyard of Farmington Hills - Tuesday, May 14th - Euchre Brookdale - Monday, May 13 - Bingo - Monday, June 10 - Bingo Sunrise - Monday, May 6 - Bingo - Monday, April 1 - Bingo Neighborhoods of White Lake - Monday, June 17 - Bingo Must be pre-registered through office for
these activities and participate!
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Ask an Attorney!
Jack Bolling
Date: Wednesday, June 12th Time: 10:00am—12:00pm
This is a great opportunity to have a one on one 15 minute session with an attor-
ney! You must sign up in the office, the attorney will only come if he has 5
people sign up for appointments.
Please signup in the Office!!
Mother’s Day Tea & Brunch Date: Monday, May 13th
Time: 10:30 AM
Grab your tea cup and your favorite hat and join us for Mother’s Day Tea & Brunch at the Senior Center. WaltonWood will be bringing in a selection of items for you to
enjoy. Seating is limited.
Please sign up in the office!
Richardson Commu-nity Center
BOSTON COOLER DAY
Date: Friday, May 31st Time: 11:00am
Join your friends at the Richardson Center
for banana splits served by American House of Milford.
Please sign up in the office!
Date: Tuesday, May 7th Time: 10:30 AM
Falls are a major hazard to the health
and independence of older adults. Peo-ple who fall once are more likely to fall
again if they do not seek help. However, the good new is, falls are preventable!
Come learn about fall prevention tips and how to reduce the risk of falls and help
maintain health and independence!
Please sign up in the office!
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R i c h a r d s o n S e n i o r C e n t e r / D a y T r i p s
Date: Wednesday, May 15th Time: 10:00 am
Cost: $15.00 (non refundable)
($6.00 transportation donation)
You will get the opportunity to create a wood pallet sign using stencils. No previous experience with art/painting required.
Lunch at Clarkston Union (on your own)
Date: Wednesday, June 19th Time: 10:00 am
Cost: On your own ($6.00 transportation donation)
Lunch at Zingerman’s (on your own)
The gathering place for more than 100 local businesses, the producer-only market offers native plants,
artisanal yogurt, cheese and baked goods, fresh-picked vegetables, slow-roasted coffee beans, fermented sauerkraut and Sriracha, cut flowers, hardwood cutting boards and planters, premier Michigan fruits
and nuts, maple syrup and so much more.
Please sign up in the office!
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D a y T r i p s
Monday, June 17 $20/person
Trip Includes: Deluxe Motorcoach transportation
5 hours of gambling A total of $15 in incentives
Please sign up at the front office!
Friday, June 14
Frankenmuth $109/person
Trip Includes:
Pretzel Making tour, Step-on Guide Tour & Wine tasting Bavarian Inn Chicken Dinner
1 hour boat cruise aboard the Bavarian Belle
Please sign up at the front office!
Eastern Market Shopping Day Trip Tuesday, July 16th
$39/person
MI Princess Boat Cruise w/Soaring Eagle Thursday, September 12
Deposits Due: May 15th Final Payment due: July 16th
Trip Includes: Transportation on a top-quality motorcoach that is restroom and video equipped.
4 nights lodging including 4 consecutive nights in the Smokies
8 meals including : 4 Breakfasts and 4 Dinners
Admission to TITANIC: THE WORLD’S LARGEST MUSEUM ATTRACTION
Three Dinner Shows: SOUL OF MOWTOWN, AMERICA’S HIT PARADE, and THE HAT-
FIELD-MCCOY SHOW
One Evening Show: SMOKY MOUNTAIN OPRY
One Morning Show: THE MAGIC BEYOND BELIEF SHOW
Free time in HISTORIC DOWNTOWN GATLINBURG
GUIDED TOUR OF THE GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK
Please sign up in the office!
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U p c o m i n g e v e n t s
Do you need extra help when it comes to computers? Come to a help session with your specific questions about internet searching or
applications like Microsoft word, email or help downloading to your e-reader device. These one on one sessions are an opportunity to work with a librarian
who can provide some extra help on questions you have. Sign up for half hour sessions. Thursday Schedule: 9:30am-11:30am
May 9 May 23
June 6 June 20
Seasoned Readers
Come join the Richardson Center Book Club! We will have a monthly book discussion lead by
Marika Zemke from the Commerce Township Library on the last Wednesday of the month at 10:00am.
Book of the month:
May 29th: Love and Other Consolation Prizes
By: Jamie Ford
We will take a break June-August, see you again in September!
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Come join Pam Piacenti for a fun filled hour of dancing, laughing and fun!
Please come in and get your steps in and have fun with the ladies and gentleman. Dancing is so good for your heart health and to keep your muscles strong. What a
fun filled time with your friends!!
Fridays 9am—12pm
Beginners start at 9am & Intermediates start at 10am
Cost: $7.00
TOTAL BODY FITNESS
Dale will be here to help you improve your Balance, Mobility, Strength, Endurance and
Flexibility while building and toning your muscle mass. Learn proper technique for Kettle Bells, Indian Clubs, hand weights along with chair and low impact exercises
It’s a total body work out for Seniors, modified for your needs and abilities. Clothing and Shoes appropriate for Exercise.
Mondays and Thursdays Time: 9:30am-11:30am
Cost: FREE
No Class: May 17th June 21st June 28th
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We are excited to introduce a new fitness program sponsored by St. Joseph Health System.
Registration June 17-June 28
Classes begin Wednesday, September 18, 2019
Every Monday, Wednesday & Friday 3PM - 4PM
Richardson Senior Center
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Wednesday Mornings - Advanced Class 10:00-11:00 am
Thursday Afternoon - Beginner Class 12:30-1:30 pm
Cost: $5.00 a class $12.00 if you sign up for 4 classes
Geri is a licensed Tai Chi instructor and holding classes at the Richardson Center!
Please make sure you wear flat shoes and comfortable clothes.
Zumba Gold is a modified Zumba class geared toward active, older adults who love to dance. The choreography focuses
on balance, range of motion and coordination.
Join us at the Richardson Community Center
Monday and Wednesday 1:00 - 2:00 PM Cost: $3.00 per class
Attire: comfortable clothes and athletic shoes
If you have any questions, please call the Richardson Center at 248-926-0063 or email Lorene [email protected]
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Place an Ad in the Richardson Review!
To place an Ad, please call:
(248)-926-0063 or stop by the Richardson Senior Center for more
information.
Free
Senior Lunch Clip this coupon and celebrate the
month of your Birthday!
*Please remember that you MUST sign up at least (2) working days in advance at the Richardson Senior Center or you can reach the Meals on Wheels line at
(248) 926-0063
Donations are always welcome at the Richardson Senior Cen-
ter. Here is a list of supplies we use at the Senior Center:
Coffee Cups with Lids
Large Coffee Filters Sweet N Low Paper Towel
Sugar Creamer
Plates, small and large
A special thank you to the following peo-ple and groups for their generous dona-
tion of their time, coffee, filters, creamer, tea, cookies, crafts, yarn and sewing
materials, paper toweling, books, and funding for our programs.
Your kindness is greatly appreciated!!!
Florence Ricker Krogers
Don Hicks Panera Bread Annoymous
Courtyard Manor of Farmington Hills Brookdale
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Transportation Program
Let us Take you where you need to go!
Medical appointments, Malls, Bank, Grocery Store, Hair Salon & More!
