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May 2015

Bill Westley Chairman of the Board of Directors

Karla R. Madrid Executive Director

Debbie Santiago Program Coordinator

Bob Geiger Councilman Town Board Liaison

Phone: 716.633.5138 Fax: 716.633.2276 Email: [email protected] Web-site: www.clarenceseniorcenter.org

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Clarence Senior Citizens, Inc.

4600 Thompson Road

Clarence, NY 14031

Phone 633-5138 • Fax 633-2276

Email: [email protected]

Web-site: www.clarenceseniorcenter.org

Regular Center Hours

Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

(Doors open at 8:50 am)

Wednesday evening 6:30 - 9:30 pm

(Doors open at 6:15 pm)

Outreach Services: Friday: 9:30 - 11:00 am.

Center Staff

Executive Director ............... Karla R. Madrid

Program Coordinator .......... Debbie Santiago

Program Associate ................... Carol Serviss

Bookkeeper………………… Catherine Holmes

Office Manager ..................... Lena VanBuren

Office Assistant .................... Joyce DePronio

Nutrition Coordinator ............... Nancy Kopp

Transportation ........................... Ken Adams

MOW Site Manager ....... Mary Lou McDermott

MOW Office .................................. 633-9783

Outreach Services………. Pamela L. Mesches

@636-3070

Sign In Procedures

Please sign-in upon arrival and sign-out upon

exiting the building . Member sign-in is located in

the foyer and guest sign-in is located in the office.

Bus Transportation

Bus transportation is available to members on a first call, first reserved basis. Please call the office to make or to cancel a reservation. To help defray the cost of transportation, a suggested donation

of $1 each way is greatly appreciated.

Shopping is available four afternoons each week. Shoppers leave from the Center at 1:00 p.m. for

an hour at the store and are then taken home.

The mission of Clarence Senior Citizens, Inc. is to provide social, recreational, educational, and nutritional programs, as well as opportunities for

volunteerism, to persons in the community who are fifty-five and older.

Monday .................................... Wegmans & Target Tuesday ........................................................... Tops Wednesday....……….Post Office@11:30/Dash’s** Friday ........................................................ Wal Mart

**2nd Wednesday of Month ....... Eastern Hills Mall

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS

AARP ................................... 1-800-424-3410

Community Education ................... 407-9001

EPIC Hotli ............................ 1-800-332-3742

Erie County Adult Protection ......... 858-6877

Erie County Senior Services ........... 858-8526

Library .......................................... 741-2650

Meals on Wheels ........................... 633-9783

Parks Department ......................... 741-8927

Post Office (Main Street) ................ 759-1243

Senior Citizen’s Helpline ..... 1-800-342-9871

Senior Outreach Services ............... 636-3070

Social Security ..................... 1-800-772-1213

State Police ................................... 759-6831

Town Clerk ................................... 741-8938

Transportation

Clarence Senior Center Bus ........... 633-5138

Going Places Van ........................... 858-7433

Rural Transit ................................. 565-3323

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In This Issue

AARP Smart Driver Course……………...7

Birthday Celebration ........................... 6

Blood Pressure ................................... 8

Computer Support……………………….I2

CSC Diners………………………………..10

Movies ....................................... .5 & 6

New Members .................................... 3

Special Events Calendar ...................... 9

Weekly Schedule ................................ 8

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Welcome New Members…

Robert Doran, Lula Jones, Scott & AnnaMae Jones, Mark & Bonnie Morgante, Susan Kalisz, Dorothy Klein, Mary Anne Porter, Joyce Schmitt, Deborah Webber, Linda Loth, Elizabeth Wesolowski and Larry Zajac

Senior Health & Fitness Fair at the

Clarence Senior Center Hosted in conjunction with the

Akron / Newstead Senior Center

Wednesday, May 20th

10:00 am to 2:00 pm

FREE Health Screenings:

Blood Pressure, BMI (body mass index),

Bone Density, Vascular Health Screenings and

Balance Assessment by Catholic Health System

FREE Exhibits on Senior Health, Fitness,

Safety and Government Benefits

FREE seminar “Fourteen Ways to Preserve Your Assets

with the Medicaid Laws” by Robert Friedman,

Attorney, Friedman & Ranzenhofer P.C.

FREE Lunch

FREE Prize Giveaways & Drawings

Sponsored by: Blue Cross / Blue Shield of Western New York &

Friedman & Ranzenhofer, Attorneys at Law

FIND YOUR NAME “HIDDEN” IN THE SILVER STREAK AND COME TO THE OFFICE TO PICK UP

YOUR TWO FREE CSC LUNCH CERTIFICATES

University Express:

“Microbiology and Food Safety” Friday, May 1st

1:30 p.m.

Do you ever wonder if a food item is safe to buy or eat?

We’ll examine the basics of food preparation and

storage, and how bacteria, yeast and mold can occur.

Learn techniques to make food safe, how shelf life

is determined, and how some US epidemics of

food-borne illnesses could have been prevented.

Instructor: John Shields, retired food microbiologist

at Rich Products Corp.

Please sign up in the office.

University Express:

“Genetics and Alzheimer’s Disease” Monday, May 4th

1:30 p.m.

Alzheimer’s Disease is a progressive deterioration of

neurons in the brain, and is considered to be a

significant public health problem. Can Alzheimer’s

Disease be inherited? Learn how genetic tools and

research may lead to better diagnostic and treatment

strategies to slow or alter the course of the disease.

Instructor: Dr. Kinga Szigeti, Asst. Prof.

of Neurology, UB Medical School; Director of

Alzheimer’s Disease and Memory Disorders Center.


Book Group Monday, May 4th

1:30 p.m.

May: “China Girls” by Lisa See June: “To Kill a Mockingbird” by Harper Lee

All are invited to join our discussion!

Volunteer Meeting Tuesday, May 5th

10:30 a.m.

Volunteering is a great way to make friends, have fun,

and contribute to a worthy cause. Debbie Santiago,

Program Coordinator, will discuss upcoming volunteer

opportunities at the Center and in the community.

All are welcome to attend!

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University Express:

“Investigative Journalism” Tuesday, May 5th

1:30 p.m.

Investigative journalism delves beneath the surface to

uncover facts about corruption and fraud, unsafe

workplaces, abuse of power, scams, and the abrogation

of human rights. It can turn complicated investigations

into compelling stories with the power to change the

status quo. How do journalists develop and nurture

sources, track down key documents, follow the money

trail, and ask probing and hard-hitting questions?

Instructor: Lee Coppola, retired dean, School of

Journalism, St. Bonaventure; award-winning Buffalo

newspaper and TV reporter; Asst. U.S. Attorney.


Cinco de Mayo Tuesday, May 5th

6:00 p.m.

Doors will open at 5:45 p.m.

No time for a siesta, it’s time to fiesta! Amigos, join us

as we add a little South of the border flavor to the Center

and celebrate Cinco de Mayo, an important date in

Mexican history. This date marks the victory of the

Mexican Army over the French at the Battle of Puebla

and has come to represent a symbol of Mexican unity

and patriotism. Lyle Stang will entertain us with a

mixture of Latin music, as well as our old favorites.

Margaritas and light snacks will be served.

Cost for this event is $1.00.

Please sign up and pay in the office

Visit with Violet Wednesday, May 6th

10:30 a.m.

Violet, an adorable Yellow Lab, and her owner, Kathy,

will visit the Center today. Violet will visit the Center

again on Monday, May 18th at 10:30 a.m.

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Out & About

Buffalo History Museum Wednesday, May 6th

11:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Take a docent led tour of the History Museum’s 3000

square foot feature exhibit showcasing the Pan–

American Exposition. See the combined features of

the Museums 100+year old renovated streetcar barn

and trolley plus the “Little Building” . Explore the

expositions funny and serious sides with artifacts and

hands– on displays. The bus departs at 2:15 pm.

Cost for this outing is $2.00

which includes museum admission and

CSC bus transportation from the Center.

Please sign up and pay in the office.

Movie Favorite :

“The Boy in the Striped Pajamas” Wednesday, May 6th

1:15 p.m.& 6:30 p.m.

Set during World War II, a story seen through the

innocent eyes of Bruno, the eight-year-old son of

the commandant at a concentration camp, whose

forbidden friendship with a Jewish boy on the

other side of the camp fence has startling and

unexpected consequences.

CSC Travelers Meeting Thursday, May 7th

10:00 a.m.

All members interested in travel are invited to attend

today’s meeting to discuss upcoming travel plans.

Prescription Misuse and Abuse Thursday, May 7th

10:00 a.m.

Students of the American Society of Consultant

Pharmacists Student Chapter, UB School of

Pharmacy, will give a presentation on

prescription drug abuse and misuse.


University Express:

Presidential Portraits and the

Artists who Painted Them” Thursday, May 7th

1:30 p.m.

Beyond the images in the post office and engravings

on the US currency, what stories behind the 44

presidents' images are awaiting to be revealed?

Learn about our historic leaders and the often over-looked

artists they posed for. The abundant images will expand

what you know (or thought) about artists' portrait

painting for your next museum visit.

Instructor: Jean Serusa, certified NYS Art Educator.


Blue Cross Blue Shield of WNY Thursday, May 7th

2.p.m. - 4 p.m.

A representative will be available to answer

questions you have concerning your current

policy or the rules of Medicare.

Mother’s Day Luncheon Friday, May 8th

11:15 a.m.

Join us today as we celebrate the important women in our

lives. If you are a fan of Michael Buble and Frank Sinatra

you will enjoy our entertainment provided by Michael

Nugent. The suggested donation for lunch is $3.00.

Please sign up on the nutrition board by Tues., May 5th.

The Breakfast Club @

The Main Ingredient 9980 Main Street

Saturday, May 9th

10:00 a.m.

If you enjoy going out for breakfast, this is for you!

Participants order off of the menu

and pay individual checks.

Birthday Lunch Wednesday, May 13th

12:30 p.m.

Join us for our monthly birthday celebration! Cake will

be served with lunch and those celebrating a May

birthday will receive a special gift. The suggested

donation for lunch is $3.00. Please sign up on the

designated birthday sheet on the nutrition board.

Movie:

The Imitation Game (2014)

Wednesday, May 13th

1:15 p.m. & 6:30 p.m.

Starring: Benedict Cumberbatch & Keira Knightley

During World War II, mathematician Alan Turing

tries to crack the enigma code with help from fellow

mathematicians. Famously leading a motley group of

scholars, linguists, chess champions and intelligence

officers, he was credited with cracking the so-called

unbreakable codes of Germany's

World War II Enigma machine.

Encore presentation Wed., May 27th @ 1:15 p.m.

Fidelis Care Wednesday, May 13th

2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Fidelis Care workshops are informal, informational,

and easy to understand. Whether you are just becoming

eligible for Medicare or you’re already a member and

looking for clarification of the rules of Medicare,

this workshop is a great way to stay informed.

Supper at the Center Wednesday, May 13th

Doors open at 5:15 p.m.

Tonight we will be serving pizza, beverages and

dessert prior to the start of evening activities.

Dinner will be served at 5:30 pm.

Cost for this event is $2.00.

Sign up and pay in the office by Friday, May 8th.

University Express:

“A Whisper of Bones:

The Erie County Poorhouse Project” Monday, May 11th

1:30 p.m.

The Erie County Poorhouse, Hospital, and Insane

Asylum were located on the ground of what is now the

University at Buffalo’s Main Street Campus. In 2012,

building improvements brought about the need for an

excavation of skeletal remains on the site of the

Poorhouse. Learn what the team of archeologists and

anthropologists from UB uncovered, and what skeletal

analysis can tell us about the lives of people at the

Poorhouse. Instructor: Rosanne Higgins, Adjunct Prof.,

Dept. of Anthropology, SUNY Buffalo.


A Bob Poczik Presentation

“Book of Ages:

The Life and Opinions of Jane Franklin” Tuesday, May 12th

1:30 p.m.

We all know of Benjamin Franklin and his great

contributions to our country and to science. What do we

know of his beloved younger sister Jane, with whom he

carried out a lifelong correspondence until the year of his

death at age 84? Jane Franklin’s life and letters to her

famous brother provide a revealing look at life as it was

lived by everyday Americans during the Revolutionary

War. It also sheds much light on her brother, one of the

most famous Americans. The program will be based on

“Book of Ages: The Life and Opinions of Jane Franklin”

by esteemed historian Jill Lepore.


Widows & Widowers Tuesday, May 12th

2:30 p.m.

This group meets the second Tuesday of each month.

We enjoy socializing, sharing ideas and helpful

information, and discussing things we have in common.

Light refreshments will be served.

All are welcome to join us.

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Antiques to Go Thursday, May 14th

1:30 p.m.

In the early years, homemakers primarily would weave

most household articles like; clothing, bedding, rugs,

and table linens including every detailed accessory.

Please come and share any examples you may have.

All center members are invited to attend.

University Express:

“Interrogation or Torture” Friday, May 15th

1:30 p.m.

A 2014 report released by Amnesty International details

the growing use of torture around the world. What are

the definitions of torture and enhanced interrogation?

Have recent US government policies normalized the use

of torture as part of national security expectations?

Instructor: Julia Hall, human rights lawyer,

Amnesty International.


AARP Smart Driver Course Monday, May 18th

9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

The AARP Driving Course is a great way to save

money on your auto insurance! Cost is $20.00 for

AARP members and $25.00 for non-AARP members.

Call the office at 633-5138 to reserve your spot.

Upcoming Classes:

Monday, June 29th

Monday, July 20th

Monday, August 24th

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University Express:

“Blood and the Heart:

Myth, Magic and Reality” Monday, May 18th

1:30 p.m.

Throughout history, folk stories, myths and even

religions have focused on the blood and the heart.

We’ll sort out the misinformation of these systems and

what leads to the most common forms of death.

Instructor: Paul Tenser, retired Professor of Biology,

Erie Community College.


University Express:

“The Louisiana Purchase” Tuesday, May 19th

1:30 p.m.

In 1803, France sold 530 million acres of territory in

North America to the US for $15 million, doubling the

size of the Union. The Louisiana Purchase ended

French colonial ambitions in the New World without

firing a shot. Learn about this decisive moment in US

history and the political maneuvering of Jefferson,

Madison, Napoleon, and others as they tried to advance

their nations’ interests and their personal ambitions

through diplomacy, threats, lies, bribery, and treachery.

Instructor: Norman Mineo, History enthusiast.


Senior Health & Fitness Fair Wednesday, May 20th

10:00 am to 2:00 pm

ALL REGULARLY SCHEDULED

DAYTIME ACTIVITES ARE

CANCELLED TODAY.

PLEASE SEE PAGE 3 FOR MORE DETAILS.

WEEKLY

SCHEDULE

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

9:00 - 11:00 Computer Support 5/11 & 5/5

9:30 So-Sewers 9:30 Ceramics

9:30 Woodworking

10:15 Tap Dancing 11:30 Lyrical Jazz Dancing Noon Billiards

12:30 LUNCH IS

SERVED 1:00 Euchre 1:15 Wii Bowling

9:00 Men’s Bridge 9:15 Women’s Bridge 10:00 Scrabble 10:00-12:00 Blood Pressure Screenings 11:30 Resistance Exercise Noon Billiards

12:30 LUNCH IS SERVED

1:00 Intermediate Bridge 1:00 Poker 1:00 Pinochle

9:00 Beginning Line Dancing 9:00 Euchre 9:30 So-Sewers 9:30 Line Dancing 9:30 Woodworking 9:30 Ceramics 10:00 - 12:00 Computer Support 11:15 Arthritis Exercise Noon Billiards

12:30 LUNCH IS

SERVED 12:30 Bridge 1:00 Watercolor Class 1:00 Canasta 5:00 Bocce (begin 5/20) 6:30 Pinochle, Pool Woodworking

9:00 Zumba 10:00 Beginner Bridge 11:00 Tai Chi Noon Billiards

12:30 LUNCH IS SERVED

12:30 Duplicate Bridge 1:15 Bingo 1:15 Shuffleboard

Cancelled May 7th

9:00 Yoga

9:00 Stretch & Tone

9:00 Intermediate

Bridge

9:30 – 11:00 Senior

Outreach Program

9:30 Rummikub

10:00 - 11:30

Computer Support

10:00 Eat, Live, Be

Well...ness Group

11:30 Resistance

Exercise

Noon Billiards

12:30 LUNCH IS

SERVED

1:00 Pinochle

1:00 Poker

1:00 Dominoes

Calling All BOCCE Players

Weather permitting, we will soon be outside playing bocce!

Let the office know if you’d like to participate

in Wednesday evening bocce.

All Center members are invited!

New players are always welcome!

Attention!!!

May

Special Events

Su Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

1:30 UE:

Microbiology and

Food Safety

2

3

4

1:30 UE: Genetics

and Alzheimer's

Disease

1:30 Book Group

5

10:30 Volunteer Meeting

1:30 UE: Investigative

Journalism

6:00 Cinco de Mayo

6

10:30 Visit w/ Violet

11:30 Out & About

1:15 & 6:30 Movie

Favorite

5:00 Senior Citizens’

Prom @ High School

7

10:00 CSC Travelers

10:00 Prescription

Misuse and Abuse

1:30 UE: Presidential

Portraits

2-4 BC/BS of WNY

8

11:15 Mother’s Day

Luncheon

9

10

11

1:30 UE: A Whisper

of

Bones

12

1:30 Bob Poczik

Presentation

2:30 Widows &

Widowers

13 12:30 Birthday Lunch 1:15 & 6:30 Movie 2:00 Fidelis Care 5:15 Supper @ Center

14

9:00 Board Meeting

1:30 Antiques to Go

15

1:30 UE: Interrogation

or Torture

16

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9:00-3:30 AARP

Smart Driver

10:30 Visit w/Violet

1:30 UE: Blood and

The Heart

19

1:30 UE: The Louisiana

Purchase

20

10:00—2:00

Senior Health

&

Fitness Day

21

12:30 Special Luncheon

22

10:00 Snack Smart

10:15 Alzheimer’s

Support

1:30 UE: Prosperity

And Conflict

23

24

25

THE

CENTER

IS

CLOSED

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1:30 UE: Arthritis and

Degenerative Disorders

in the Hip & Knee

27

11:00 Points of View

1:15 Movie Encore

2:00 Univera

Day Trip

28

CSC Diners

29

10:30 New Member

Welcome

1:30 UE: Diversity in

Islamic Schools of

Thought

6:00 CHS Bands @

Kleinhans

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University Express:

“Arthritis and Degenerative

Disorders in the Hip & Knee” Tuesday, May 26th

1:30 p.m.

Arthritis, previous injuries and other debilitating

joint conditions interfere with just about every

aspect of life –walking, exercising, working,

enjoying time with family and friends, getting

a full night of sleep and more. Join surgeon

Dr. Peter Shields from Excelsior Orthopaedics

to discuss what is causing the pain and explore

non-surgical and surgical treatment options to

relieve pain and help regain function.


Points of View (New Current Events Discussion Group)

Wednesday, May 27th

11:00 a.m.

Join the lively discussion of various topics related to

current events. Future topics to be discussed

will be decided by those who participate.


Univera Wednesday, May 27th

2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Univera workshops are informal, informational,

and easy to understand. Whether you are just

becoming eligible for Medicare or you’re already

a member and looking for clarification of

the rules of Medicare, this workshop is

a great way to stay informed.

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May Special Luncheon Thursday, May 21st

12:30 p.m.

Join us for a Julienne Salad, roll, dessert and beverage

made by our Nutrition Coordinator, Nancy.

Cost for the luncheon is $3.00.

Please sign up and pay in the office by Fri., May 15th.

Eat, Live, Be Well…ness Group

“Snack Smart to Control Hunger” Friday, May 22nd

10:00 a.m.

Kelly Cardamone, Registered Dietician, will discuss

snacking and how it can be an important part of a healthy

eating plan to help control portions and avoid overeating.

Snack choices are important in order to satisfy hunger

without eating too many calories over the course of the

day. Learn how to make the right choices at meals and

snacks without having to count every calorie.


Alzheimer’s Support Friday, May 22nd

10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.

This group provides support, information,

and resources to anyone touched by Alzheimer’s.

University Express:

“Prosperity and Conflict:

Buffalo 1844 -1867” Friday, May 22nd

1:30 p.m.

Hear an overview of the fascinating history of Buffalo

including its industrialization of Buffalo, Irish

immigration, Canal Street, the arrival of Bishop Timon,

the Fugitive Slave Act, the Underground Railroad, Civil

War involvement and the Fenian Invasion of Canada.

Instructor: Tim Shannon, educator and author.


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CSC Diners

Lebro’s Restaurant 330 Campbell Blvd.

Thursday, May 28th

Meet at 5:00 – Dinner at 5:30

Menu Choices:

Lebro’s Homemade Meat Lasagna $21.50

Chicken Francaise $21.75

Baked Fish $22.00

Includes coffee/tea and dessert and gratuity.

All Center members are welcome!

Sign up and pay in the office by Thurs., May 21st.

New Member Welcome Friday, May 29th

10:30 a.m.

All new members, or anyone wanting to learn more

about the Center, are invited to attend this session.

A tour of the building will be given and

light refreshments will be served.

University Express:

Diversity in Islamic Schools of Thought Friday, May 29th

1:30 p.m.

While Sunnis, Shiites and other Muslim sects share

most basic religious tenets, their differences sometimes

have been the basis for religious intolerance, political

infighting, and sectarian violence. We’ll examine

how different schools of thought in Islam influence

the practice of the religion of Islam.

Instructor: Faizan Haq, Professor ofAsian Studies,

SUNY Buffalo.


CHS Bands Concert at Kleinhans Friday, May 29th

6:00 p.m. Depart Center

7:00 p.m. Show Time

The Clarence High School Concert Band, Symphonic

Band and Wind Ensemble will perform in the

50th Annual Concert at Kleinhans Music Hall.

The cost of $2.50 covers your admission and

school bus transportation from the Center.

Sign up and pay in the office.

Saturday Activity Day

@ the Clarence Library Saturday, May 30th

Noon – 4:00 p.m.

Game play begins at 12:30 p.m.

Movie begins at 1:00 p.m.

“The Palm Beach Story” (1942)

Starring: Claudette Colbert and Joel McCrea;

Directed by Preston Sturges

Rediscover the simple pleasures and mental challenges

of face-to-face classic gaming. Games available to play

include Cards, Rummikub, Backgammon, and

Dominoes. Other board games are available upon

request or… spend your time enjoying all the services

the library has to offer.

Please inquire in the office if bus service is available.

Please sign up in the office if you plan to attend.

Music Appreciation:

Nickel City Opera Tuesday, June 9th

6:00 p.m.

Nickel City Opera founder and Artistic Director,

Valerian Ruminski, brings his passion for opera

to the Center. Light refreshments will be

served following tonight’s performance.

Please sign up in the office for this FREE event.

Looking Forward…

PICNICS IN THE PARK Wed. 6/24

Thurs. 7/16

Mon. 8/17

FLEA MARKET Sat., 6/27

OUT & ABOUT:

THE WATERFRONT Mon., 6/29

STRAWBERRY SOCIAL Tues., 6/30

COMPUTER SUPPORT

Computers are available in the CSC Library for

member use. Before using these computers for

the first time, members must sign the Computer

User Agreement available in the office.

Volunteers are available in the CSC library to

assist Center members with computer use

according to the following schedule:

Mondays, ..................................... Dave Schupp

9:00 - 11:00 a.m.

Wednesdays ................................. Ron Butler

10:00 a.m. - Noon

Fridays .......................................... Mike Concannon

10:00 - 11:30 a.m.

Dave, Ron, & Mike are each very experienced

with computers and can offer assistance with

e-mail, internet searches, software questions,

and general computer use.

Dash’s Tapesaver Program

Please save your Dash’s receipts and drop them off

in the box located in the front lobby. For every $100

worth of cash register receipts collected, Dash’s

Market will donate $2.50 to the Center.

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DID YOU KNOW???

For your convenience when registering for FREE

activities, call the office or e-mail your information,

including name, phone number, and desired event(s) to

[email protected]. Or, feel free to

“make a list” and drop it off in the office. Events with a

fee require payment to be received in the office before

your name can be added to the list.

Cell Phone Collection

Do you have an old cell phone that you no longer use?

Please recycle your cell phone to benefit the Center.

A collection box is located in the Center foyer.

Soldier Care PackagesSoldier Care PackagesSoldier Care Packages

The CSC is a drop off site for donations for our

military troops. Many thanks to the Clarence

American Legion Auxiliary 838 for assembling

the packages and getting them to the soldiers.

Suggested Items:

Travel size soaps, shampoos, conditioners, lotions &

creams, disposable razors, hand sanitizer, lip balm,

sun block, small combs, small pkgs. of tissues, pens,

pencils, note pads, small hand held games, playing

cards, puzzle books, gum, hard candy, black socks.

Monetary donations are also needed and appreciated.

As a 501 (c)(3) charitable not-for-profit

organization, Clarence Senior Citizens, Inc. is able to accept tax deductible

contributions. .Honor a special person by making a memorial donation.

Your donation will help to make a difference in the lives of seniors by supporting

a wide range of programs provided at the Clarence Senior Center.

Alice & Bud Smith … 60 years

John McNamera, you're a winner !!!

We would like to honor and give thanks to

those that have served our country with their lives past and present. Our sincere sympathy

is extended to the family and friends of the men and woman we remember.

Buffalo Creek Casino

Tuesday, May 12th

Depart 11:00 a.m. - Return 4:00 p.m.

Featuring over 800 reel and video slot machines

From classic favorites to the latest reels,

penny to $25 pulls.

Tables games-Blackjack, Roulette, Craps,

Mississippi Stud,

Texas Hold’em, Bonus Poker –to name a few!

Price per person is $13.00

Fantastic Casino Incentive !!!

Receive $20 Seneca Slot Dollars

It’s A Mystery…?

Tuesday, June 16, 2015

Depart 8:00 a.m.— Return 6:30

Sit back and enjoy friends ,fun and the suspenseful

journey to a mystery place !

Price includes a guided tour and lunch ;

Tossed salad, Baked Chicken, BBQ Ribs, potato salad,

baked beans, rolls & butter , coffee & tea

with a fun dessert to follow!


Activity Level—Easy

For further information please contact: Clarence

Senior Center 4600 Thompson Rd Clarence NY 14031

Phone: (716) 633-5138

Sign up and pay in the Office by Tuesday, June 2nd

Make Checks payable to Maxima Tours Ltd.

Barb and Frank

“The Concert That Never Was”

Niagara Falls, Ontario

Wednesday, May 27, 2015

Depart Time: 10:15 a.m. Return Time: 4:15 p.m.

Just imagine the possibilities. They never worked

together but its tantalizing to think what would it be

like to have Barbra Streisand and Frank Sinatra together

for a concert tour.

Outstanding performances are given by:

Sharon Owens and Sebastian Anzaldo.

Includes a Buffet Lunch at the Theatre


Sign up and pay in the office

Make checks payable to Maxima tours Ltd.

Imperial CitiesImperial CitiesImperial Cities

Featuring Prague, Vienna & BudapestFeaturing Prague, Vienna & BudapestFeaturing Prague, Vienna & Budapest

Monday, Sept. 28Monday, Sept. 28Monday, Sept. 28———Thursday, Oct. 8, 2015Thursday, Oct. 8, 2015Thursday, Oct. 8, 2015

Enjoy a 3Enjoy a 3Enjoy a 3––– night stays in each of Europe’s Imperial Cities. night stays in each of Europe’s Imperial Cities. night stays in each of Europe’s Imperial Cities.

Sights include Vienna’s Schoenbrunn Palace, walking tour of Sights include Vienna’s Schoenbrunn Palace, walking tour of Sights include Vienna’s Schoenbrunn Palace, walking tour of

Bratislava, a 14th Century Castle and a cruise of the Danube Bratislava, a 14th Century Castle and a cruise of the Danube Bratislava, a 14th Century Castle and a cruise of the Danube

River through Wachau Valley to the famous Abbey at Melk.River through Wachau Valley to the famous Abbey at Melk.River through Wachau Valley to the famous Abbey at Melk.

Per person: $3,799 Double * $4,599 Single *$3,769 TriplePer person: $3,799 Double * $4,599 Single *$3,769 TriplePer person: $3,799 Double * $4,599 Single *$3,769 Triple

Installments (optional): Due May 29th and July 31st.Installments (optional): Due May 29th and July 31st.Installments (optional): Due May 29th and July 31st.

Travel Protection (optional) : $260 per person and Travel Protection (optional) : $260 per person and Travel Protection (optional) : $260 per person and

can only be purchased at time of initial deposit.can only be purchased at time of initial deposit.can only be purchased at time of initial deposit.

Complete Itinerary is available at the Center.Complete Itinerary is available at the Center.Complete Itinerary is available at the Center.

Sign up and pay in the office Sign up and pay in the office Sign up and pay in the office

Make checks payable to Maxima Tours Ltd.Make checks payable to Maxima Tours Ltd.Make checks payable to Maxima Tours Ltd.

Adventure Call Outfitters, Inc. CSC Canasta Group CSC Member Joe Moronski

Albright Knox Art Gallery CSC Cora Wagner CSC Member John Kiesel

Alethea's CSC Member Mary Smith CSC Member John Pastwick

Andersons CSC Member Angie Licata CSC Member Judith Hazen

Anthony John Haircare CSC Member Louise Rupp CSC Member Judy Andruczyk

Aquarium CSC Member Ann Brazer CSC Member Judy Cenkner

Arthur's Executive Cleaners CSC Member Art & Linda James CSC Member June Brown

Bee Group Newspaper CSC Member Art Goldhawk CSC Member June Grier

Bender's Christian Store CSC Member Audrey Owen CSC Member June Schalk

Bill Gray's CSC Member Barb Bulmahn CSC Member Karuna Rajapakse

BJ's Wholesale Club CSC Member Barb Ucci CSC Member Kathy Dunphy

BlueCross BlueShield CSC Member Barbara Broderick CSC Member Kathy Pumm

Bob-O-Link Golf CSC Member Barbara Grady CSC Member Kitty Strickland

Bocce Pizza CSC Member Bea Hoerner CSC Member Larry Rizzo

Bocce Pizza CSC Member Betty Stevens CSC Member Lee Ciacio

Buffalo Bills CSC Member Betty Weinreber CSC Member Lois Stock

Buffalo Bisons CSC Member Bill Emerson CSC Member Lori Nettnin

Buffalo Chophouse CSC Member Bill Held CSC Member Lou Kowalczyk

Buffalo History Museum CSC Member Bonnie Miner CSC Member Marge Glogowski

Buffalo Joe's CSC Member Bonnie Schoenthaler CSC Member Marilyn Pohlman

Buffalo Sabres CSC Member C. Stockwell CSC Member Marilyn Wolfe

Burchfield Penney Art Center CSC Member Carole & Peter Fischer CSC Member Mary Connolly

Candy Apple Café CSC Member Charlotte Carnes CSC Member MaryEllen Wagner

Carmine L. Tiso - Dentist CSC Member Connie Green CSC Member MaryLou Drum

Carmine's Restaurant CSC Member Diane Romanowski CSC Member Marylou Korpanty

Chef's Restaurant CSC Member Dick Sherry CSC Member Nancy Schmid

Chez Ann Salon CSC Members Dr. & Mrs. Albert Menno CSC Member Norma Schwarzott

Claremount Senior Housing CSC Member Edna Scherf CSC Member Pat Greenwood

Clarence Center Volunteer CSC Member Elaine Stefanski CSC Member Pat Hartwig

Company Ladies Auxiliary CSC Member Evelyn Streaman CSC Member Patricia Bevilacqua

Clarence Chamber of Commerce CSC Member Florence Taube CSC Member Patricia Mowrer

Clarence Chapter of NYS Women Inc. CSC Member Gail Grove CSC Member Paul Anstett

Clarence Community & Schools CSC Member Gert Bossman CSC Member Rachael Schuh

Federal Credit Union CSC Member Grace Fix CSC Member Roger Little

Clarence Historical Society CSC Member Hilde Smith CSC Member Rose Landrich

Clarence Hollow Farmers Market CSC Member Irene Cichocki CSC Member Rosemond Ruhland

Clarence Hollow Jewelers CSC Member Irene Stoldt CSC Member Ruth Scheg

Councilman Bob Geiger CSC Member Jan Ansell CSC Member Sandra Kindt

Cozy Café CSC Member Janet Mattar CSC Member Shari Ehlert

Creekview Restaurant CSC Member Jo Rogan CSC Member Ted Kyre

CSC Bingo Members CSC Member Joan Berchou CSC Member The Brown's

CSC Bingo Players CSC Member Joan Woodward CSC Member The Diegleman's

CSC Board of Directors CSC Member Joann Miller CSC Member The Giovino's

CSC Book Group CSC Member The Hoeflich's

THANK YOU ALSO TO THOSE WHO MADE ANONYMOUS DONATIONS.

IF WE MISSED YOUR NAME, OUR SINCERE APOLOGIES AS WELL AS OUR THANKS.

THANK YOU TO ALL OF THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES, ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS FOR

YOUR GENEROUS DONATIONS...

CSC Member The Kintzel's Fidelis Care New York Passport Liquors

CSC Member The Terwilliger's Floss Agency Paula Deen Store

CSC Member Tom O'Neil Friends of the Clarence Library Pesci's Pizza & Wings

CSC Member Violet Oldenski Garden Friends of Clarence, Inc. Phillips Lytle LLP

CSC Member Weavers Gerry's Service Auto Repair Pizza Plant

CSC Members Art & Linda James Gift Barn Pizza Supreme

CSC Members Bill Emerson Hayes Seafood Protocol Restaurant

CSC Members Bob & Barbara Anderson Herschell Carrousel Museum Ray Gay Sales

CSC Members Clyde & Nancy Brauer Historic Palace Theater Red Mill Inn CSC Members Cora Wagner Italian Marble Red Osier Restaurant

CSC Members Florence Stafford Jennifer Marceaux Riviera Theatre

CSC Members Fred & Sandi Kintzel Joe Antolik Garage Doors Rocco's Pizza

CSC Members Fritz & Elizabeth Laistner Joe's Crab Shack Rock Oak Bingo Ladies

CSC Members Galen & Barb Weaver John & Flora Leamer - Health & Wellness Royal Pizza & Italian Bistro

CSC Members Helen & Bob Doebler Kabab & Curry Restaurant Rural Transit

CSC Members Helen & Stephen Slawinski Kathy Kondratuk, Realty USA Russell's Restaurant

CSC Members Jan & Myrth Roalsvig KDWT Care Club Salvatores Italian Gardens

CSC Members Neil & Dorothy Streubing Kentucky's Gregs Sandy's Barber Shop

CSC Members of the So Sew Group Kreher Farms Sean Patrick's Restaurant

CSC Members Paul & Catherine Beiter Lockport Locks & Cruises Senator Michael Ranzenhofer

CSC Pinochle Members Lucille Ball Little Theatre of Jamestown Spruce Meadow Farm

CSC Scrabble Group Magruders Restaurant Suzanne Wagner

CSC Stretch & Tone Monday Class Main Ingredient The Buffalo Brew Pub

D'Arcy McGees McDuffies Bakery The Cornerstone Bar & Grill

Darlene Rajapakse Meals On Wheels Volunteers The Kavinoky Theatre

Dorothy Ruhland Mighty Taco The Perfect Gift

Elderwood Village Miller Tennis Center Theodore's Hot Dogs

Erie County Fair Mischler's Florist Tim Hortons

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Monkey See Monkey Do

Training Edge

Expressions Studio of Photography Mr. Bills Restaurant Transit Lanes Family Chocolate Shoppe MusicalFare Transit Pointe Senior Apartment

Fantastic Sam's New Day Coffee Roasters Tucciarone's Auto & Truck Repair

NY Institute of Massage UB Bulls

O'Connell & Company Wendy'S

Ohlson's Bakery William Lunney AXA Equitable

Old Orchard Inn YOLO Restaurant

Orazio's Restaurant

THANK YOU TO ALL OF THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES, ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS FOR

YOUR GENEROUS DONATIONS...

THANK YOU ALSO TO THOSE WHO MAKE ANONYMOUS DONATIONS.

IF WE MISSED YOUR NAME, OUR SINCERE APPOLOGIES AS WELL AS OUR THANKS.

FLEA MARKETFLEA MARKET & Baked Goods Sale& Baked Goods Sale

Clarence Senior CenterClarence Senior Center 4600 Thompson Rd.4600 Thompson Rd.

SATURDAY, June 27thSATURDAY, June 27th 8:30 AM ~ 1:00 PM8:30 AM ~ 1:00 PM

Table rental is $12 for members / $15 for non-members. Outdoor space will be available for $10.

Donated items will be accepted

Monday, June 15th through Thursday, June 25th

All proceeds from CSC tables will benefit Center Activities. Unsold items will be donated to charity.

Registration Forms are available in the office.

Flea Market

Saturday, June 27th 2015 8:30AM- 1:00PM (Set up at 7:30 AM)

Clarence Senior Center 4600 Thompson Road, Clarence, NY 14031

$15.00 per table/$12.00 for members

(Make checks payable to Clarence Senior Citizen’s Inc.)

Tables will be provided (indoor use only) and every attempt to accommodate your needs will be made. Applications accepted on a first come-first serve basis.

Reserve your space early!

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Outdoor Space Available $10.00 per space

This will be rain or shine event. Vendor must provide own table and shelter if needed.

For more information, contact Debbie Santiago @ 633-5138 [email protected]

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ FLEA MARKET REGISTRATION FORM

Name: ______________________________ Address: ____________________________ _____________________________________ Phone: ______________________________

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