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PUBLIC (MUST BE 18 YRS OR OLDER)—ADMISSION $5
NO Carry-In Refreshments - Dinner Menu, Refreshments and Drink Available for Purchase Kitchen Opens 6:00p ~ Dance 7:00p—10:00p
David Wayne
T.N.T.
Saturday, May 14
Saturday, May 21 Round, Line & Square Dancing
COMMUNITY NEWS Southeastern Ohio Legal Services Are you over 60 and in need of legal services but can’t afford an attorney? SEOLS will be back at Olivedale starting at 9:00a on Friday, May 20 offering free legal services for seniors. In order to take advantage of this service you must be pre-screened by calling 800-686-3668.
The Longest Day...Coming In June On Monday, June 20, Olivedale and other community senior health organizations are teaming up for the Alzheimer’s Associations Longest Day Event. This is the 2nd year for this event in Lancaster. Olivedale will start the day with a pancake breakfast, followed by other fun activities for the whole family. All proceeds from the days activities will go towards ending this tragic disease. Join Team Fairfield - Making Alzheimer’s a memory.
Mondays and Fridays at Stanberry School located at 345 E. Mulberry St., Lancaster. All levels of players are welcome. No need to pre-register, just come play! Lancaster Parks News visit www.lancasterparks.com Alley Park May 14-Saturday In the Park Ants Go Marching 10a-11:30a $4 resident fee/ $5 non-resident/Family fee for 3 or more $10-$12 May 28-Tiki Pool open for the summer $4.50 per person - hours Mon.-Sat. 12p-7p, Sun.-1p-7p Pool parties available 8p-11p Call 740-687-6651 for cost May 28-Miller Pool open for the summer $3.50 per person - hours Mon.-Sat. 12p-6p, Sun.-1p-6p Pool parties available 8p-11p Call 740-687-6653 for cost
Olivedale Park
1st Thurs. of ea. month at 7:00p—Photo Club—Any skill level welcome to share the love of taking photos.
Cornhole Players Needed If you are interested in playing cornhole, the Olivedale Cornhole Players gather at 3pm on OLIVEDALE SENIOR CENTER
Olivedale Board of Directors
Is a part of Lancaster Parks & Recreation Michael Tharp Jr., Superintendent of Parks Carla Young, Olivedale Park Manager
Meets every 3rd Wednesday at 11:00a. Meetings open to all members.
The elected Board of Directors represent the members of Olivedale. They welcome all comments from the membership. Please feel free to approach any of the listed Directors to express your concerns or write them down and place them in the Board suggestion box located inside the front entrance. If you are not sure how to get in touch with a board member, please ask at the office.
Peg Clifford, President Georgia Roebuck, Vice President Ruth Wilcox, Secretary Karen Sanner, Treasurer Tom Corbin, Legal Advisor Larry Wentz, Past President
Debbie Arnett Jim Barnhart Joe Fox Becky Ginnery Margaret Jenkins Joy Kellenbarger Becky Raybourne Connie Russell
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COMMUNICATION CORNER Volunteers Needed Olivedale, being a 501( c)(3) non-profit organization requires the assistance of volunteers on a regular basis to offer the level of activities and services that have been provided over the past 40 years and also to expand. Olivedale adds approximately 20 to 30 new members each month. However, we have the same core 50 to 60 people who volunteer for most of our annual events along with the monthly food events. Due to our aging volunteer base, we have reached an
unprecedented cycle of diminishing assistance. Without volunteer help Olivedale cannot continue to hold pancake and waffle breakfasts, fish fries, 2nd Tuesday lunches, annual events like the 80+ birthday parties, health fair or craft bazaar. Therefore, the plea goes out to all those members of Olivedale who have yet to step forward to volunteer for just one event. Give us 2 hours a month and we will give you joy, community and friendship to last a lifetime.
EATING AT OLIVEDALE Coffee Club Stop in on Friday, May 6 for the monthly financial discussion group meeting at 9:30a. Topics of discussion will cover various aspects of the economy. Contact Allison Spangler at 740-653-2308 for questions. 2nd Tuesday Lunch Let’s celebrate the Kentucky Derby winner by wearing your most extravagant hat at our 2nd Tuesday lunch held on Tuesday, May 10. Keeping with a southern spirit, Chef Judy will be serving Kentucky Hot Browns. This is an openfaced sandwich with turkey, ham, bacon, tomato and cheese. Accompanied by Kentucky fried fries, and if we dare, for dessert, a mint-julep sundae. Serving will be from 11:30a -12:30p and the cost is only $6. Don’t forget to make your reservation by Friday, May 6. Volunteers needed Last Pancake Breakfast & Granny’s Attic It’s your last chance until fall to have pancakes at our pancake breakfast on Wednesday, May 18. Flood them in maple syrup served with sausage, juice, coffee or tea, served from 7:30a - 10:30a and only $4.00 per person with extra sides available for 50¢ (except scrambled eggs for $1). You can have pancakes with a side of pancakes! But try not to eat too much so you can make your way to Granny’s Attic for some bargain shopping. Volunteers needed.
Waffle Breakfast ~ Last one for the season Waffleologist Larry will be serving his admired waffles every Thursday from 8:00a - 10:00a. $3 per person includes waffles, sausage, juice, and coffee. Open to the public and please pay at the office. Waffles are healthy...they are pancakes with abs! Fish Fry is Back! ~ Volunteers Needed The teacher asked a little boy “If you caught 5 fish and I caught 3, what would we have?”. The little boy says “A fish fry.” That’s just what we are going to do! Join us on Tuesday, May 24 from 4:30-6:30p. On the menu is 2 generous servings of fish along with a baked potato and coleslaw. Take out is available and pre-sale tickets are available at the office, adults $8, children $4. Tickets can also be purchased at the door, but may be limited. We have the best fish around so come see for yourself how we “add” up! Volunteers needed
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Art Is 4 Every 1 Create your own one-of-a-kind masterpiece. The Art is 4 Every 1 class meets every Tuesday at 1:00p. The initial supply kit and class is $33 and follow up classes are only $11. Payment must be made when first registering for the class and if paying by check, please make the check payable to Patti Goltz.
Tai Chi Thinking of getting back into exercising? Or just looking for a different kind of exercise? Tai Chi might be for you. Tai Chi classes are held every Monday with Regular Tai Chi class at 1:00p and Tai Chi for Health at 2:00p. The cost is $3.25 at time of class. No pre-registration necessary.
Ballroom Dance ~ Country Waltz The Country Waltz is mostly progressive, moving counter clockwise around the dance floor. Both the posture and frame are relaxed. The exaggerated hand and arm gestures of some ballroom styles are not part of this style. Couples may frequently dance in the promenade position, but primarily in closed position to triple time music. Classes are held Friday’s at 1:00p with Stan “the dance man”. No partner required and the cost is $5 per person to be prepaid at the office. If you can count 1, 2, 3, Stan will have you dancing this elegant waltz in no time!
Learn to play Mahjong We will be holding a beginner Mahjong class on Fridays, at 10:00a. This class will cover both Chinese and American versions. Reserve your spot today by calling the office at 740-687-6655. The class will be for a maximum of 8 students.
Basket Class ~ Jeremiah Basket The May project is the Jeremiah Basket. The 10” square basket is approximately 7” deep with a handle measuring 14” high. It features 14 rows of color, choice of brown, green or blue. The class will be held Monday, May 9 starting at 9:00a. The cost is $37 and reservations and payment must be made by Monday, May 2. The class is limited to 12 participants and if paying by check please make the check payable to Nan Wood.
Clogging Class You have not witnessed a real workout until you have watched a dancer practice. Join our beginners clogging class on Mondays at 10:00a and our regular clogging class is at 10:00a every Wednesday (with the exception of Pancake Breakfast Wednesday, then class is Friday at 9:30a). The cost is $2.00 per class. So come get a great workout along with learning something worth clicking your heels!
Walker’s Club Meet us at Olivedale on Thursday, May 5 at 8:00a or meet us at McDonald’s in Carroll at 8:30a. We will then be going for our hike at Three Creeks Metro Park and eating lunch at O’Charley’s. On Thursday, May 19 we will meet at Olivedale at 8:15a then departing for our hike at Wahkeena Nature Preserve. All Olivedale members are welcome. Contact Larry at 740-653-8101 if you have any questions. The Bookies The Bookies are looking forward to our May selection with an interesting title. Pick up your copy of “Looking for Salvation at the Dairy Queen” at the Main District Libraryat the information desk. Please join us on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 1:00p in Miss Olive’s Sun Room. May’s meeting date will be on May 17. Culinary Corner ~ Cooking Class We received an enthusiastic response to the start of a cooking class. The first class will be held on Friday, May 27 at 12:30p. The cost will be $10.00 per class and will need to be prepaid by Friday, May 20. We would like to invite you to take part in learning new recipes and proper techniques while having guaranteed fun!
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Pool Schedule-Fall Classes March 14—May 6 MONDAY
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Aqua Challenge
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11:00 Jointly Speaking
Arthritis
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Exercise Classes WELLNESS CENTER HOURS
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Class attendance in the Aerobic Room is limited to 20 participants.
Aerobics Interval—
Mon, Wed, Fri 8:00a—9:00a Lite Aerobics— Tues, Thurs 10:00a—11:00a Pilates Fit— Mon, Wed, Fri 9:10a—10:00a Silver Sneakers Classic Mon, Wed, Fri 10:15a—11:00a Strength & Balance— Tues, Thurs 9:00a—10:00a Yoga Stretch— Fri 11:00a—12:00p Tues, Thurs 6:00p—7:00p Aerobic Dance-Toning Tue, Thurs Chair Asst. Strength— 11:00a—12:00P Aerobics/Tone it up Tues, 7:00-7:45P Aerobics/Tone It Up Thurs 7:00-7:45P Orientations by appointment only
Muscles & Aging What makes our muscles work better with age? Why, exercise, of course! Muscular health is essential for healthy aging, whether it be an active retirement, or working well into one’s 60’s, 70’s or even 80’s if one so desires. Muscle motor units begin to die as we age, beginning as early as in our 30’s. With each passing decade we have fewer and fewer motor neurons and can lose approximately 10% of strength per decade. This process speeds up once we reach age 60 or so. A study published in March of this year indicates that active individuals, athletes of all levels, have approximately 25% more leg strength and 14% more muscle mass than sedentary older adults. The older athletes legs were healthier at the cellular level and resembled the muscles of people
who were decades younger. Research indicates that starting a vigorous exercise regime in one’s 50’s or older can provide similar gains and slow the eventual loss in both strength and muscle mass as one progresses into our 60’s, 70’s 80’s and beyond. (New York Times, March 2016. Basic Protein Pancakes 1/4 cup raw oats; 1/4 cup cottage cheese; 1/2 scoop protein powder 1/2 cup egg whites; Blend all the ingredients until a batter forms. Pour over a hot griddle. Flip when the edges start browning. Serve with a tablespoon of natural peanut butter and top with almonds.
Pool Sign-Up for Spring II Session, (May 9 - July 1) starts Monday, May 2. Please pick up registration slips at the front desk prior to sign up. Be sure all medical and waiver paperwork is up-to-date through July.
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Coin Club The Olivedale Coin Club will meet on Tuesday, May 10 at 2:00p in the Rosebank Room. Our topic for discussion will be Presidential and dollar coins. Nixon, Ford and Reagan will be the last golden looking 2016 Presidential dollars for some time to come as all former presidents are still living. The coins did not prove to be very popular with the public or businesses as have many recent dollar coins from the U.S. Mint. Club members that wish to place coins or currency in the June auction should bring their items and a listing to the May meeting. Contact Steve at 740-654-8831 for further information on coin club membership or coin collecting questions. Olivedale Singles Lunch Schedule/May May 4, Wed. -11:30a Texas Roadhouse May 11, Wed. -11:30a Scrambler Marie’s May 18, Wed. -11:30a Red Lobster May 25, Wed. -11:30a Wild Ginger May 28, Sat.-12:00p Potluck at Violet Bungard’s home located at 385 Lambton Ct. Lancaster, OH If you have any questions please call Bonnie Suer 740-415-7834. Military Veterans of Olivedale The Military Veteran’s of Olivedale are looking forward to warm weather activities. In addition to the annual summer picnic, a return visit to Lloyd Young’s Antique car collection is being planned. There is still plenty of time to consider suggestions for additional activities. We invite all Veterans who are members of Olivedale to join us at 1:00p on the first and third Monday of each month for fun and fellowship. If you have any questions, please call Commander Rick Milheim at 740-624-1290 or
[email protected]. Quilt Charms “One quilting project, like one cookie, is never enough.” The Quilt charms held their annual retreat in April at Zinck’s in Berlin, Ohio. Approximately 20 members attended enjoying quilting, sewing, shopping, and fellowship. Members continue to work on Christmas donation quilts. The May 5 meeting, will include a program by Debra Lunn of Lunn’s Fabrics. The topic will
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be “Color in Quilts”. She will also speak on batik process. They will also have a vendor’s table with some pre-cut fabric for sale. We also could still use bags 20” by 20” with handles for our transporting quilts. If you are interested in quilting, please join us on Thursday mornings at 9a. Red Glad Hatters The Red Glad Hatters will be having a lunch meeting on Friday, May 20 at 12:00p at Shaw’s Restaurant. RSVP by May 13 to Malinda Brannon 614-832-6943 or Pam Ellis 614-268-3036. Rambling Designers Garden Club The Rambling Designers Garden Club will conduct its’ annual Plant Sale on Wednesday, May 11 from 11:00a to 2:00p. Good quality plants from the members’ own gardens will be offered at very reasonable prices. Plants will include hostas and many other sturdy perennial flowers for shade and sun, as well as annual flowers raised from seed, herbs, and a few house plants. A good opportunity for beginning gardeners to get started without spending too much. There will be no sales prior to 11:00a. Charlie’s Chippers Olivedale’s wood carving club, Charlie’s Chippers are always looking for members who are interested in woodcarving. If you are experienced or just starting we would love for you to join us. We meet every Thursday at 10a. The first and third Thursday at Olivedale and the second and fourth Thursday at our Hunter Park Clubhouse on Lincoln Ave. Call Tim Hall at 740-654-5795 if you have any questions.
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In Memory of
Welcome New Members! Dick & Paulette Alquist Eva Anthony Vern Ayers Faye Balthaser Linda Boling David Brennan Elizabeth Brown Charles & Christena Burgoon Michael Daniels Renee Eck Annitta Fields
Dale & Jody Gilbert Victor & Nqncy Hecht Pamela Hinton Susan Ishida Michael & Linda Kauffman Cynthia Markwood Joseph E. Mercier Steve & Vicki Ogg Mary (Sue) Penrod Jeffrey & Valinda Schorr Carolyn Sheets
Display Case John Dye will be displaying his collection of military hats and helmets for the month of May. His display will also include many interesting military and Native American artifacts. John’s displays are always worth the visit to our cases downstairs. So be sure to stop by and view age-old preserved military history.
New Member Meeting A new member meeting is scheduled for Monday, May 23 at 10:00a. If you are a new member or one who has been away for awhile, join us to learn the history of Olivedale, take a guided tour and learn how to get involved in volunteer opportunities. It only takes an hour and refreshments are served. RSVP requested by May 20 either by contacting the office at 740-687-6655 or email
[email protected].
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Kathy Smith Joseph Spires Rodney G. Stepleton Stanton & Susan Terry Donna Uhl Verna Walker Roger & Evelyn Walker Thomas & Calra Wallace
Larry Brenstuhl Richard “Dick” Figgins Sandra Foster Larry Gower Robert Kerns Mary Metcalf Ron Sharp Mary J. Taylor Julia Wakeman Mary M. Welsh
Olivedale Yard Sale Saturday, May 21 from 8:00am2:00p...Rain or Shine. Olivedale is now selling outside spots to anyone who may have items they don’t need anymore and would like to make a little money selling them. $8 per spot (8’x16’) with registration (table not provided). We have enlisted a non-profit to pick up any unsold items after the sale. Food will be sold as fundraising for Olivedale. Contact the office at 740-687-6655 for further information. Post Retirement Financial Planning Seminar Join Vonnie McDonald of State Farm Friday, May 20 at 10:00a for a seminar on post retirement financial planning. She will focus on intelligent placement of assets in a low interest rate environment; asset preservation; supporting financial stability throughout retirement age.
JUNE NEWSLETTER REMINDER Deadline Friday, May 6, 2016 Newsletter folding Monday, May 23, 2016
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Day Trips May Trip Reminders: Mickey Gilley - May 16 Dine & Dance - May 25
****June TRIP SIGN UP*** Friday, May 6 Columbus Clipper’s ~ Dime-A-Dog Night Take me out to the ball game!!! Monday, June 6 as the Columbus Clippers take on the Indianapolis Indians. Make sure you go hungry. It’s dime-a-dog night! $23 per person , you’ll be dropped off at the front gate for an evening of baseball, hot dogs and fun. Departing 5:00p and returning around 11:30p. Lennon Sisters ~ Villa Milano Ballroom This sparkling vocal quartet graced the Lawrence Welk show weekly from Christmas Eve 1955 to 1967 when they left to start a career of their own. The Lennon sisters (Dianne, Peggy, Kathy and Janet) grew up in Venice, California, being the eldest four in a family of 12 siblings. They earned a contract with Coral Records, thanks in large part to Welk. Their first hit, “Tonight You Belong To Me,” reached #15 in the 1956 charts, followed by their highest charting record, “Sad Movies (Make Me Cry)” in 1961. Enjoy a day with the Lennon Sisters at the Villa Milano Ballroom on Monday, June 13. $75 per person includes travel, show and meal (not gratuity). Departing at 11:00a and returning around 4:30p. Grease ~ LaComedia Rama Lama Ding Dong! Let’s get revved up for Summer Nights and Greased Lightnin! Take a trip back to the 50’s to Rydell High in the Broadway smash-hit “Grease”. You’ll get caught up in the music, dancing, and romance of Danny and Sandy. This American pop phenomenon features the songs such as “Beauty School Dropout” and “We Go Together”. Let’s not forget the super-charged choreography will have you doing the “Hand-Jive”! Olivedale will travel to LaComedia on Thursday, June 23. $65 per person includes travel, show and meal (not gratuity). We will be departing at 8:00a and returning around 5:00p.
** Vacation Alert ** Christmas In July At Frankenmuth, MI & Bay City Area Monday, July 25 & Tuesday, July 26 Olivedale will be jingling all the way to Frankenmuth, MI. This quaint Bavarian town is a Christmas extravaganza. Experience pretzel making and lunch at the Bavarian Inn and shop Bronner’s Christmas Wonderland. On day two, a three hour dinner cruise aboard the Princess Wenonah on the Saginaw River. $329 per person based on double occupancy. Contact the office as soon as possible to reserve your seat today. (Insurance not included) East Coast Islands, the Hamptons & the Big Apple Olivedale & Mermaid Travel will venture to the East Coast Islands for 6 days and 5 nights departing on September 18, 2016. Highlights include: 3 nights at the Mohegan Sun Resort & Casino - The Hamptons - New York City Tour - Top of the Rock - Time Square - 9/11 Memorial - Mystic Seaport & Mystic Horse Drawn Carriage Tour. Tour rates: $2369 per person double + Single Supplement $650. Brochures for Mermaid vacations are available at the Olivedale office. For reservations or questions for both of these vacations please contact Sally Sutter @ 740-407-2157 or email:
[email protected]. Mount Rushmore & the Black Hills of South Dakota There was such a great response for this trip Mermaid Travel has offered a second bus! So call today to reserve your seat out west! Olivedale & Mermaid Travel present a 2016 Western Tour. 9 days, 8 nights August 20 thru August 28, $885 per person double occupancy. 8 breakfasts and 6 dinners include. Highlights include: Guided Tour of Deadwood plus gaming at Deadwood Casino, Unique Journey Museum, Crazy Horse Memorial, Badlands National Park, Tour of Wildlife Loop Road at Custer State Park and Mount Rushmore National Memorial.
Olivedale Senior Citizens of Fairfield County 253 Boving Road Lancaster, OH 43130-4240
Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage Paid Permit 57 Lancaster, OH 43130
PH: 740-687-6655 FX: 740-681-5020 Email:
[email protected] Website: www.olivedale.com
Renewal Reminder: A to D — Apr. 1 L to R — Oct. 1 E to K — July 1 S to Z — Jan. 1 $12 Per Person Per Year
Mark your calendar for the Olivedale annual Health Fair scheduled for June 15 from 9:00a—12:00p. Come get vital information regarding the health of your mind, body and financial life. Talk to professionals about home health and in facility short and long term care and rehabilitation. Have your blood pressure, blood glucose, bone density, hearing and more checked. By participating you will be entered to win one of the many door prizes. As always, Olivedale will inform you and feed you with healthy snacks. Join us.
