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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2019
In Person or by Phone
Monday, 9:00 am ‐ 5:00 pm Tuesday ‐ Friday, 9:00 am ‐ 6:00 pm
Saturday, 10:00 am ‐ 6:00 pm R.W.B. Community Center
48 Lebanon Street, Hanover, NH 03755 (603) 643‐5315
Online
www.hanoverrec.com/info/ac vi es
RECREATION DEPARTMENT STAFF ADULT PROGRAMMING
D John Sherman
A D Liz Burde e
C C P M Camille Ricciardelli
A /S P M Judy Stevens
A P M Bri Barnes
R /P A Jeanne Vieten
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TALENT AND WOULD LIKE TO
INSTRUCT A CLASS OR PROGRAM?
PLEASE SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS WITH US . AND LET’S SEE WHAT WE CAN
CREATE TOGETHER!
It’s the season for us to be thankful and one of gra tude, but far too o en it becomes busy and stressful. Things pile up and our calendars quickly become full of social obliga ons. We forget to make me for ourselves. Rou nes that normally keep us
healthy and happy are usually the first thing to fall by the wayside. We all need reminders of how to keep things in perspec ve, stay posi ve and bask in life’s joy. Please take the me to check out our many programs offered at Hanover Parks & Recrea on and let us help you stay on the right track to staying healthy and happy! As always, we look forward to seeing you! Judy Stevens Adult/Senior Program Manager
ELDER TAI CHI Mondays, 9:45 am
Room 206 $5.00 per class or $20.00 (4‐Class Pass)
In this class you will work on movement fluidity, balance enhancement, car lage buildup and le and right brain thinking. Instructor: Ursula Aus n
EXERCISE WITH GAIL Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8:45 am
Mul ‐Purpose Room $3.00 Drop‐In Fee or $20.00 per month
Class includes cardiovascular exercise, strength training, balance and stretching. Join Gail in the Community Lounge a er class for a healthy snack, coffee and conversa on! Instructor: Gail Schaal
GENTLE YOGA Wednesdays, 9:45 am
Room 206 $18.00 Drop‐In Fee or $150.00 for 10‐Class Pass
The gentle yoga class series introduces students to yoga postures through step‐by‐step verbal descrip on and demonstra on. Emphasis is placed on student understanding, safety, and stability within each pose. This class will use both the yoga mat and chairs as props and is designed for relaxa on and safe explora on of the body through accessible yoga postures. Deep, rhythmic breathing will be employed to help quiet the mind, allow the body to resolve pa erns of tension, and relax into harmony and well‐being. If you have never tried yoga before, this series is perfect for you. If you have some experience with yoga but want to advance your understanding of basic yoga poses in a safe and suppor ve environment, this class is also for you. All ages and abili es are welcome! Instructor: Katrina Bogan
HEALTHY 4 LIFE GOLD EDITION Fridays, 11:00 am
Mul ‐Purpose Room $5.00 Drop‐In Fee or $20.00 (4‐Class Pass)
A weekly chair exercise program specifically designed for sen‐iors focused on strength, condi oning and injury preven on. 45 minutes of chair exercise, followed by OPTIONAL strengthening exercises designed for fall preven on. Instructor: Dr. Laleh, PhD ‐ Cer fied Health Coach and Group Fitness Instructor.
LINE DANCING Tuesdays, 10:15 am to 11:45 am
Mul ‐Purpose Room $9.00 Drop‐In Fee or $28.00 for 4 Classes
These classes are for any level dancer from beginner to experienced. Instructor: Jamie Orr
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BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION LUNCH Wednesdays, 12:00 pm
Community Lounge (Room 112)
NOVEMBER 6 and DECEMBER 11
Free Family & friends are welcome to our monthly birthday celebra on luncheon that is held in the Community Lounge (Room 112).
HPR BROWN BAG LUNCH & LEARN Wednesdays, 12:00 pm
Community Lounge (Room 112) Bring a Brown Bag Lunch!
NOVEMBER 13
‘The Impact of Human Ac vity on the Earth’s Surface’ OSHER Instructor Jürgen Ewert will present a program outlining the beginning of humanity with the start of farming; the development of language, culture and science; the start of industrializa on and development of science and technology; modern society with mega ci es, hi‐tech and an economy based on growth; as well as an analysis of our impact on biosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere and even outer space.
DECEMBER 4
Yasujirō Ozu’s “Tokyo Story”: Tokyo Story is a 1953 Japanese film that tells the story of an aging couple who travel to Tokyo to visit their grown children. The film contrasts the behavior of their children, who are too busy to pay them much a en on, with that of their widowed daughter‐in‐law, who treats them with kindness. Widely regarded as Ozu’s masterpiece, it is o en cited as one of the greatest films ever made. In 2012, it was voted the best film of all me in a poll of film directors by Sight & Sound magazine. Open discussion to follow. OSHER Instructor Don Watson
THEMED POTLUCK LUNCH Wednesdays, 12:00 pm
Community Lounge (Room 112)
Bring your favorite dish to share with friends!
NOVEMBER 20 ‐ “Thanksgiving Tradi on” Bring your favorite tradi onal Thanksgiving side dish. Turkey
will be provided by HPR.
DECEMBER 18 ‐ “Comfort and Joys” Everyone loves comfort food whether it be a winter appe zer,
entrée or dessert ‐ make it colorful !
WILLY’S BREAKING BREAD TOGETHER
The Break Bread lunch will return in January!
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays. 8:30 am Room 206
Workout Level: High Intensity Instructor: Liz Burde e (Mon ‐ Wed)
Instructor: Kathryn Kelly (Fri)
Wednesdays, 5:45 pm Saturdays, 9:00 am
Room 206 Workout Level: Medium Intensity
Instructor: Rhonda Fenton
$10.00 Drop‐In Fee or $76.00 Resident/$86.00 Non‐Resident ‐ 10 Classes
$152.00 Resident/$162.00 Non‐Resident ‐ 20 Classes $228.00 Resident/$238.00 Non‐Resident ‐ 30 Classes
Zumba is a total body workout! The hour will fly by and at the end, you will have toned from head to toe all while ge ng an amazing cardio workout. This class will keep your mind sharp as you learn new dance moves from 26 different rhythms including Salsa, Merengue, Cumbia, Calypso, Quebradita and more. Classes are led taking advantage of non‐verbal cueing allowing them to flow well and are easy to follow. Workouts are quickly adapted to any fitness level and you can go at your own pace.
TAI JI QUAN: MOVING FOR BETTER BALANCE
Mondays & Wednesdays, 3:15 pm Room 206
This is a fall preven on exercise program that uses Tai Ji Quan based movements to improve strength, mobility and balance. Instructor: Bonnie Kimmelman
YOGA FOR ATHLETES Mondays, 5:30 pm Mul ‐Purpose Room $18.00 Drop‐In Fee
$150.00 for 10‐Class Pass
Are you looking to take your training to the next level? This class is designed for athletes wan ng to learn useful tools to further their training and compliment their exis ng athle c endeavors. Using yoga you will improve strength, flexibility, range of mo on, mindfulness and determina on. Each class will feature strengthening and stretching exercises key to the demands of an athlete. Movements complimentary for runners and cyclists will be emphasized but all bodies will benefit from the prac ce no ma er what sport you are involved in. This class series is appropriate for beginner and more seasoned yogis as well as aspiring and elite athletes. All are welcome! Instructor: Katrina Bogan
PILATES
Wednesdays, 8:30 am (NEW) Star ng November 6
Fridays, 8:30 am Mul ‐Purpose Room
$10.00 Drop‐in Fee or $85.00 for 10‐Class Pass This class has a strong focus on breathing and mindful movement. An excellent way to increase flexibility and strengthen mind and body.
Instructor: Jennifer Sielicki
Instructor Bio: Jennifer Sielicki has been a mindful movement educator for over 30 years. She uses and works with the principles of the Alexander Technique and is a cer fied teacher. Her classes are fun and informa ve. Her moto is Think uP!
PICKLEBALL
24 Monday through Friday
Call 643‐5315 for Available Times Mul ‐Purpose Room
Free Equipment is provided by HPR.
Bring a partner and have some fun!
BRIDGE PLAY (INTERMEDIATE) Tuesdays, 1:30 pm
Community Lounge (Room 112) Free
This is a friendly group who welcomes anyone interested in joining. The skill level is best described as intermediate.
DUPLICATE BRIDGE Wednesdays & Fridays, 1:00 pm
Room 112 $8.00 per game
Play duplicate bridge with the Eastman Bridge Club, an ACBL (American Contract Bridge League). Arrive early to register. Earn Master Points while you gain experience and learn from fellow players. Partnerships only. For assistance finding a partner, contact Instructor Jane Verdrager at [email protected].
PLEASE REGISTER FOR ALL PROGRAMS AT LEAST 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE BY CALLING (603) 643‐5315
OR ONLINE AT WWW.HANOVERREC.COM
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING Wednesdays, 12:30 pm
Community Lounge (Room 112) Free
NOVEMBER 20 and DECEMBER 18
This service is provided by Doris Yates, RN
Hanover Community Nurse
We are pleased to announce that we’ve added the second Wednesday of
the month to our foot clinic schedule!
FOOT CARE CLINICS Mondays (2nd and 3rd)
Wednesdays (2nd) (NEW) Health Screening Room
$20.00
NOVEMBER 11, 13 and 18 DECEMBER 9, 11 and 16
This service is provided by the VNH. Sign up at the front desk or call (603) 643‐5315 for an appointment.
Please bring a towel!
PIANO CONCERT AND FESTIVAL OF CAROLS WITH DAVID THRON
Friday, DECEMBER 13 3:00 ‐ 4:00 pm
Community Lounge (Room 112) Free
Join us in the Community Lounge for some holiday treats and an hour of joyful piano music and
caroling!
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18 9:00 am—3:30 pm
Lunch Break Provided Room 212
STAY SAFE—AND SAVE—WITH THE AARP SMART DRIVER COURSE
The AARP Smart Driver course teaches valuable defensive driving strategies and provides a refresher of the rules of the road. Since 1979, the course has helped more than 15 million drivers learn research based ps to adapt their driving to compensate for physical and cogni ve changes that may occur with aging. Plus, you may qualify for a mul ‐year automobile insurance discount by comple ng the course (check with your auto insurance agent for details).
The classroom course costs $15.00 for AARP members and $20.00 for non‐members. Space is limited, so register now by calling (603) 643‐5315.
Grab a friend and join HPR for this fall classic run!
BUILDING COMMUNITY
2019 TURKEY TROT
10K 5K
Race day registra on begins at 10:45 am. Early registra on is
$25.00 and same day registra on is $35.00
Students are welcome to register for the reduced rate of
$10.00!
Both races begin at 12:00 pm sharp and start and end on the
Dartmouth Green.
This run is co‐sponsored by State Line Sports in West Lebanon, NH and is part of the Upper Valley Running Series!
Prizes will be awarded to the top male and female finisher
from each race!
Divisional prizes will also be awarded.
Raffle for all par cipants ‐ bring a canned good and get an extra
cket!
Food drive supports the Upper Valley Haven!
What is a Girl Scout Pen Pal?
A pen pal is a friend you get to know through le ers! They usually live in another place and will write about their hometown, school, family, pets, customs and tradi ons, special interests, or talents. Pen pals share things like games, recipes, memories, and photos. Girl Scout Troops 13123 from Norwich, VT and Troop 59025 from Bradford, VT are working on their pen pal badge and are looking to create a pen pal program for seniors to help them stay connected to the community. Consider becoming involved and show the girls that old‐fashioned le er wri ng can be fun and exci ng. If you are interested in wri ng a le er to girls ages 5 to 13 and would like to par cipate, please contact Judy Stevens at [email protected] or call (603) 640‐3304 for further details.
Sunday, November 24
CALLING ALL PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS! For years, children have had the joy of receiving le ers from
Santa Claus and the tradi on con nues here at HPR!
Do you know someone who would like to write a le er to Santa and receive one back from the North Pole?
MONDAY, DECEMBER 16
9:30 am to 1:00 pm Community Lounge (Room 112)
Let us help you wrap up the season!
Bring your boxed gifts to the RWB Community Center Lounge (Room 112)
Enjoy cookies, coffee and conversation with friends while we wrap and decorate your gifts at no cost!
BOB ROSS STYLE OIL PAINTING CLASSES
Bob Ross oil pain ng classes with Mary Bakker, Cer fied Bob Ross Instructor in landscape, florals
and wildlife will resume in January!
Watch for informa on in our January/February newsle er!
Are you interested in helping out a non‐driving senior ci zen by providing a ride to a medical appointment, the grocery store or drug store, or to a class at the Aging Resource Center/OSHER/RWB Community Center? Public transporta on in the Upper Valley is minimal and hard for elderly folks to navigate. If you have some me available and would like to help, please contact: Doris Yates Hanover Community Nurse (603) 727‐2832
DO YOU LIKE DRIVING?
DO YOU LIKE HELPING PEOPLE?
DO YOU HAVE ANY SPARE TIME?
Creativity is intelligence having fun!
Albert Einstein
PAINTING WITH ALINE
Mondays , 11:00 am ‐ 3:00 pm
November 4, 11 and 25 (No Class on Nov. 18) December 2, 9 and 16
Room 206 Residents: $260.00 / Non‐Residents: $270.00
Aline will do a demonstra on at the beginning of each class and teaches oil pain ng in terms of the concepts of color, design, value and technique. Students work from their own photo references and Aline gives a lot of individual a en on.
All level painters are welcome! It’s the one room schoolhouse concept of learning and the class atmosphere is very welcoming and suppor ve.
A supply list is available upon request.
Aline is a signature member of the American Impressionist Society and the Oil Painters of America. She is a Master Pastelist with the Pastel Society of America and the Interna onal Associa on of Pastel Socie es.
HOLIDAY PAPER BALL ORNAMENTS
Monday, NOVEMBER 18 12:30 pm
Community Lounge (Room 112) Free
Instructor: Anne e Houston
Using various colors of repurposed cards, cardstock, ribbon and glue s cks, you will learn to make a beau ful holiday paper ball ornament of your choice! Your finished ornament will range in size from 10”‐12”.
All level cra ers are welcome! Please consider
joining us for this fun/crea ve project!
Hanover Parks & Recrea on
48 Lebanon Street
Hanover, NH 03755
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Hanover, NH 03755
(Above) September’s OSHER “Hawks 101” Brown Bag Lunch & Learn with Instructor Shideko Terai
and Benjamin Becker
(Above) October’s Fish Kite making class with instructor Anne e Houston!
(Right) Jack‐O‐Lantern carvings from October’s Halloween Spooktacular event!