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A Monthly Publication by the West Philadelphia Senior Community Center HIGHLIGHTS West Philadelphia Senior Community Center 1016 N. 41st St., Philadelphia, PA 19104 215-386-0379 westphilaseniorcenter.org W.O.W. WITHIN OUR WORLD CELEBRATE WITH US 15 SUPER BOWL LII 13 VETERAN’S GROUP 14 FEBRUARY 2018 FLY FLY February marks American Heart Month Heart disease is the nation’s leading cause of death according to the American Heart Association. e ailment is also of particular concern because of its higher rate in Philadelphia and its disproportional diagnosis among African Americans. Although most statistics may paint a grim picture, e West Philadelphia Senior Community Center (WPSCC) continues to provide support and resources for you to improve your health and wellbeing. Our new exercise room is perfect for those interested in strength training and cardio vascular exercise, and the Atrium provides a perfect layout for light walking and group exercise classes. No matter your skill or endurance level, our staff and trainers are ready to help you take the first steps with customized routines and inviting programs with friends. Exercise is only half the battle. A balanced and nutritious diet is key to preventing a variety of medical conditions, including heart disease. We continue to work with outside organizations to offer cooking programs and educational sessions on healthy eating. Here are some tips to reduce your risk of heart disease: Choose healthy meals Stay alert for warning signs Be physically active Visit a doctor and have regular tests Watch your weight Control your blood pressure roughout the month WPSCC will once again be participating in the Red Dress Campaign. Members can purchase pins in the shape of a Red Dress for $1.00. All proceeds from the dress sales are sent to the American Heart Association.

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February 2018

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A Monthly Publication by the West Philadelphia Senior Community Center

HIGHLIGHTS

West Philadelphia Senior Community Center

1016 N. 41st St., Philadelphia, PA 19104215-386-0379 • westphilaseniorcenter.org

W.O.W.WITHIN OUR WORLD

CELEBRATE WITH US 15

SUPER BOWL LII 13

VETERAN’S GROUP 14

FEBRUARY 2018

FLY

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February marks American Heart Month Heart disease is the nation’s leading cause of death according to the American Heart Association. The ailment is also of particular concern because of its higher rate in Philadelphia and its disproportional diagnosis among African Americans.

Although most statistics may paint a grim picture, The West Philadelphia Senior Community Center (WPSCC) continues to provide support and resources for you to improve your health and wellbeing. Our new exercise room is perfect for those interested in strength training and cardio vascular exercise, and the Atrium provides a perfect layout for light walking and group exercise classes. No matter your skill or endurance level, our staff and trainers are ready to help you take the first steps with customized routines and inviting programs with friends.

Exercise is only half the battle. A balanced and nutritious diet is key to preventing a variety of medical conditions, including heart disease. We continue to work with outside organizations to offer cooking programs and educational sessions on healthy eating.

Here are some tips to reduce your risk of heart disease:• Choose healthy meals • Stay alert for warning signs • Be physically active • Visit a doctor and have regular tests • Watch your weight • Control your blood pressure

Throughout the month WPSCC will once again be participating in the Red Dress Campaign. Members can purchase pins in the shape of a Red Dress for $1.00. All proceeds from the dress sales are sent to the American Heart Association.

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Advisory CouncilCharlotte Goins, PresidentBertha Martin-Nagbe, Vice PresidentJohnnie Young, TreasurerQussie Murphy, Secretary

The Advisory Council meets monthly with the Center Director to discuss and recommend programs to benefit the Center.

Staff DirectoryRose Richardson, Director ext. 7301Julia Diggs, Program Manager ext. 7302Helen Rayon, Health & Wellness Coordinator ext. 7303Samantha Prescott, Center Counselor ext. 7305Areatha Dorsey, Database Clerk ext. 7306Alfonso Agron, Maintenance Mechanic ext. 7307Michael Johnson, Maintenance ext. 7307Patrice Rhodes, Administrative Assistant ext. 7300Rosalyn Watson, Activities Aide ext. 7325Robin Mason, Nutrition Coordinator ext. 7319

Dial the extension or dial “0” for a staff member.

W.O.W. WITHIN OUR WORLD February 2018

You are invited to enjoy light refreshments and get acquainted with WPSCC staff, activities, and services.Join usMonday, February 26, 2018 • 10:30 - 11:30 amfor New Member Orientation in the Dance/Music Room

NEW MEMBERS ARE INVITED!

MEMBERSHIP NEWSBasic Membership is FREE! FREE! FREE!Members age 50-59 enjoy these great benefits once a Center Registration Form is completed:• Participate in WPSCC events, services, lunch,

classes, and workshops. Some fees may apply.• You may dine in WPSCC’s dining room for

the actual cost of the meal and other related expenses for $3.

• Receive a monthly newsletter.Plus Members age 60 and older enjoy these great benefits once a Center Registration Form is completed:• Become eligible to participate in WPSCC

events, services, lunch, classes, and workshops. Some fees may apply. There is a suggested donation for all programs and services.

• Become eligible to dine in WPSCC’s dining room at no charge. There is a suggested donation for $1.

• Receive a monthly newsletter.

We ask that you consider becoming a WPSCC Booster Cardholder.

MEMBERSHIP COSTSLunch (Actual cost & other related expenses) $3/mealCounseling $30/hrShared Ride (Age 65+, Individual) $26.70 1-WayShared Ride (Age 65+, Group) $24.70 1-WayActivities w/Outside Teacher $35-75/hrDiscussion Groups $20/hr

MINIMUM DONATIONS (For those who qualify)

Lunch $1/mealShared Ride $1Program Activities/Counselor $.50–3

We greatly appreciate all contributions since our Center relies on contributions to help meet costs.

Please see the Registration Desk for information regarding the fee schedule for the variety of activities, classes, and other services the Center offers.

Advance Meal ReservationEligible persons who wish to participate in the Congregate Meal Program at the Center must use the Advance Meal Reservation which is available on the touch screen. Meals must be reserved one (1) week in advance, usually by Tuesday 10:00 am Alternate Meals are available Wednesdays and Thursdays. Members who have NOT reserved a meal in advance (at least one week ahead) may leave their names on the Meal Waiting List for that day. This list is compiled on a first come, first served basis. If by 11:40 am meals ARE available, the Meal Waiting List will be utilized.The kitchen needs to have a final lunch count no later than 11:45 am. You must be present to register for the Meal Waiting List. Whether registered or on the waiting list, you must be counted before 11:45 am.Please remember that when you opt for Meal Waiting, there is no guarantee that there will be lunch available. Thank You!

Silver Card – $10 Eligible to participate in some WPSCC trips at a discount Eligible for free giveaways

Gold Card – $20 All of the Silver Card benefits Reserved copy of the W.O.W. newsletter A coupon for 10% off three (3) WPSCC workshops throughout the year One (1) free pass to a class

Platinum Card – $35 All of the Silver and Gold Card benefits 10% off all WPSCC class fees (if paid by the month) 10% off all Fitness Center fees (if paid by the month) Free Notary Service Free Fax **Purchasing Booster Cards helps to support low and no-fee classes**

BOOSTER BENEFITS

MONTHLY TIP

February is American Heart Month• Choose a healthy eating plan. The food you eat can

decrease your risk of heart disease and stroke. Eat low in saturated fat, trans fat, and sodium. Try to eat plenty of fruits and vegetables, fiber-rich whole grains, fish (preferably oily fish-at least twice per week), nuts, legumes and seeds and try eating some meals without meat.

• Be physically active. • Watch your weight. Your body needs fewer calories as

you get older. Excess weight causes your heart to work harder and increases the risk for heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes and high cholesterol

• It’s never too early or too late to learn the warning signs of a heart attack and stroke. Not everyone experiences sudden numbness with a stroke or severe chest pain with a heart attack. And heart attack symptoms in women can be different than men.

FROM SEPTA/CCT

There will be a “Advisory Council”

meeting on

Tuesday, February 27, 2018 at 11:00 am

1234 Market St.

If you have a CCT card and would like to get rides,

please contact Areatha Dorsey no later than

Monday, February 19, 2018

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HEALTH & WELLNESSHEALTH EVENTSThe Budget Grocer Friday, February 9 • 10:30 am Art Studio

Nutrition Education w/Lynn Mondays & Wednesdays 10 am–12 pm Center Stage

Take Back Your Health Tuesday, February 13 • 10:30 am TBD

FITNESS CLASSESCreative Movement w/Sheila ZagarSuggested minimum donation $1; Ages 50-59 $3Tuesday • 10:45–11:30 amAtriumThis class teaches easy skills for walking, balancing, and aligning the body. Exercises can be done while sitting or lying down.

Enhance Fitness w/Eric Ramos, Certified Personal TrainerSuggested minimum donation $1; Ages 50-59 $3Monday • 9:30–10:30 amWednesday • 1:00–2:00 pmAtrium

Muscle Toning (Will resume in April)Saturday • 11:00 am–12 pmDance/Music RoomThis program will help you learn more about fitness at your own pace. It will focus on stretching, flexibility, balance, low-impact aerobics, and strength training exercises.

Morning StretchMonday, Wednesday & Friday10:30 am–10:45 amCheck board for locationComplete your morning stretches via tape recording.

Fitness Center Orientation*Cost $3Monday, Wednesday & Friday • 9:00 am–12 pmLearn how to use various equipment and set up your own exercise log.*Required for all new participants in the Fitness Center

Open Fitness Center*Cost $3 Members or see Front Desk for Silver & Fit or Silver SneakersMonday–Friday • 9 am–3:30 pmSaturday • 10 am–12 pm*When the instructor is not available, you must have prior approval to exercise independently.

Tai Chi w/Bob WalovitzSuggested minimum donation $1; Ages 50-59 $3Thursday • 11 am–12 pmCenter StageTai Chi is designed to allow participants to get in touch with internal energy while moving and listening to calming, soothing music.

Chair YogaCost $2; Ages 50-59 $3Tuesday • 10 am Center StageSaturday • 10 am Dance/Music Room (Will resume in April)

Line Dancing w/Kathleen GambrellCost $1; Age 50-59 $3Monday & Thursday • 1–3 pmCenter StageBeginners and experienced dancers are welcome! Learn the hottest moves and get energized. Discover how easy and fun it is to learn the dances.

Line Dancing the Evening Away w/Kathleen Gambrell*Cost $3; Age 50-59 $5Wednesday • 5:30–7 pmCenter StageCome have fun after-hours Line Dancing the night away!*Dancers younger than age 50 must be accompanied by a 50+ dancer.

Walk This Way w/Helen RayonMonday–Friday • 8:30 am–3:30 pmRain or shine, come walk the entirety of the center as many times as you can. Everyone can benefit!

Zumba Basics w/Janet FordCost $3; Ages 50-59 $5Thursday • 3–4 pm Friday * 11 am–12 pmCenter StageCome out and join us for a fun exercise and get that body moving!

ARTS & CRAFTSCRAFTSBasic Crocheting w/Margaret FitzpatrickSuggested minimum donation $1; Ages 50-59 $3Monday & Friday • 10–11:30 amClassroom 1Receive basic instruction on crocheting. Requires Yarn & hook. Materials not included.

Advanced Crocheting w/Margaret FitzpatrickSuggested minimum donation $1; Ages 50-59 $3Monday & Friday • 12:30–1:30 pmClassroom 1Members learn to read and crochet from patterns. Requires Yarn & hook. Materials not included.

Basic Sewing w/Loretta Brown Cost $4; Ages 50-59 $6Tuesday • 1:30–3 pmClassroom 1Learn to utilize basic tools & techniques for sewing and how to make items or garments using simple patterns.

Advanced Techniques for Sewing w/Loretta BrownCost $4; Ages 50-59 $6Wednesday • 1:30–3 pmClassroom 1Learn to make alterations to your garments or fully create a new garment.

Whatchamacallit ClassSuggested minimum donation $1; Ages 50-59 $3Mondays • 10:30–11:30 amClassroom 2Join us to share new ideas and learn new skills and techniques.

Canvas Artwork w/Alice StewartSuggested minimum donation $1; Ages 50-59 $3Tuesday • 10-11:30 amClassroom 1Learn to make beautiful pieces with plastic canvas and yarn. Materials included if fundraising for Center or volunteer project.

Hands in Clay w/Anne Koszalka Cost $5; Ages 50-59 $7Tuesday • 10 am & 12:30–2 pmPottery RoomA pottery course with individual instruction. Firings included.

QuiltingSuggested minimum donation $2; Ages 50-59 $3Thursday • 9–11 amClassroom 1Members learn to design and create remarkable quilts with their hands. Materials not included.

Basic Watercolor w/Anne Koszalka Cost $3; Ages 50-59 $5Tuesday • 10–11:30 amPottery RoomLearn the basics of watercolor painting. Materials included.

Color Your Mind Wednesday • 11–11:30 amPottery RoomMembers work with adult coloring books for fun, relaxation, and concentration.

EDUCATIONAL CLASSES Current EventsFriday • 9:15–10:15 amDining RoomDiscuss articles from the newspaper or brought in by members.

Hour of Power (Devotion) w/VolunteersMonday–Friday • 10–10:30 amCheck board for locationBegin your day with praise and worship.

Sharing & CaringWednesday • 9:15–10 amDining RoomBreakfast Talk: Chatting about life, experiences, advice, the Center, etc.

Social Dance Instruction w/Otis GivensTuesday & Friday • 1–3 pmCenter Stage Cost $3; Ages 50-59 $5Saturday • 10 am–12 pm (Will resume in April)Center Stage Cost $5; Ages 50-59 $7Learn hot to Cha-cha, Bop, and more! Or come refresh your skills!

Bible Study Donation appreciatedFriday • 11–11:30 amCenter StageStudy the bible with your friends at the WPSCC!

Music Therapy w/ Dena Underwood Donation appreciatedThursday • 12:30–1:30 pmDance/Music RoomDiscussion and demonstration of music, focusing on old-time gospel throughout the years and form across the country!

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COMPUTER CLASSESTouchscreen 101 w/VolunteerMonday • 12:30–1 pm; Friday • 10–10:30 amAtriumHaving trouble signing in for classes or reserving your lunch? Receive an overview of the system.

Computer Instruction w/Ivy Dixon Suggested Donation $1Saturday • 10 am–12 pm (Will resume in April)Computer LabPopular class on a Saturday morning. Check for space availability.

Basic ComputerWednesday • 12:30–2:30 pmComputer labGet a more robust perspective on the basics of using the computer. Based on registration

Excel ComputerWednesdays • 10 am–12 pmComputer lab

TAKE A TRIP WITH YOUR FRIENDS AT WPSCC!

SOCIAL ACTIVITIESLunchSuggested minimum donation $1; Ages 50-59 $3 Monday–Friday • 11:30 am–12:30 pmDining RoomEnjoy a nutritious meal in a cafeteria-style setting.

Bingo Cost $1Monday, Wednesday, Friday • 12:45–2 pmDining RoomHave fun socializing and playing bingo for groceries and gifts.

BilliardsMonday–Friday • 8:30 am–3:30 pmSaturday • 10 am–12 pmGame RoomAvailable for all skill levels! Drop in to spend time with friends or meet new acquaintances.

CheckersMonday–Friday • 8:30 am–3:30 pmAtriumA board Game for two competing players. Who can capture more of their opponent’s checkers?

DominoesMonday–Friday • 8:30 am–3:30 pmAtriumA Game of hand/eye coordination in matching. Lots of fun!

Ping PongMonday–Friday • 8:30 am–3:30 pmCheck board for locationTable tennis anyone? Have fun and exercise too!

Wii BowlingTuesdays & Thursdays • 12–2 pmAudio/Visual RoomThis Game is instrumental in hand/eye coordination while providing a physical workout.

Movie TimeWednesdays & Fridays • 12–2 pmAudio/Visual RoomEnjoy a movie at your leisure.

ScrabbleMonday–Friday • 8:30 am–3:30 pmAtrium

PinochleMonday–Friday • 8:30 am–3:30 pmSaturday • 10 am–12 pmGame RoomLearn and/or enjoy a Game of Pinochle.

Pinochle for BeginnersMonday • 10 amCheck board for locationLearn to play pinochle from some of WPSCC’s best players!

Coffee TimeCost varies according to items offeredMonday–Friday • 9–10:30 amDining RoomEnjoy a light breakfast with bagels, toast, tea, and coffee. Special danish occasionally available.

Trivia FunMonday, Wednesday, Friday • 11 amTuesday, Thursday • 12:30 pm

CASINO TRIP (More information to follow) Monday, February 12 • Departure 8:30 am - Return 6 pm

Cost: Cardholders $25 Members $27 Non-Members $30

FOR COLORED GIRLSFriday, March 2 • Show starts at 6 pm

Cost: Lower Level $40 Upper Level $30

TOMASELLO WINERY & HARRAH’S CHESTER CASINOWednesday, April 25 • Departure: 9:30 am - Return 7:30 pm

Cost: $60 (Includes a meal, Wine Tasting, & slot play)

TRIP POLICYCasino trip sign-up day will be one month in advance on the first Friday of the preceding month beginning at 9 a,m, Reservations are on a first-come first-served basis. You must be a Center member or a Plus member to qualify for the initial sign-up period. After the initial first week for member sign-up time, reservations will be open to friends of WPSCC. You may sign up for yourself and one additional Center member or Plus member. Full payment is due at time of sign-up unless otherwise noted. Please bring the exact amount due. You may place your name on the waiting list if the trip is sold out.Participants who depend on Shared Ride: All participants who are picked up by the ride van and want to go on any trip announced in the newsletter may call the Registration Desk on trip sign-up day to reserve a spot. The trip must then be paid in full the next time you are at the Center. Participants will be responsible for providing their own transportation for trip/activity rides, and getting to the Center on time.Mail-in registration for trips is accepted with payment and will be processed after the Registration Desk closes on trip sign-up day. If a trip is sold out, the check will be returned.Cancellation by the passenger: For mini/charter trips, there are no refunds unless a replacement is found. For overnight trips, it is highly recommended that travel insurance is purchased. Each participant is responsible for purchasing insurance on their own. No refund will be given for trips missed due to members failing to meet departure times. In the event of a cancellation, in addition to the cancellation policy used by the tour company, a 20% administrative fee will be assessed by WPSCC. All cancellations must be made in writing to Activity Aide Trips, West Philadelphia Senior Community Center, 1016 N. 41st St., Philadelphia, PA 19104-1292.Cancellation by the Center: The Center may cancel a trip if the required sign-up number needed is not met. If a trip is canceled by the Center, A full refund will be granted.The West Philadelphia Senior Community Center is not responsible, in whole or in part, to trip participants for loss, damage, or injury however caused during or in connection with any trip. We highly recommend that you purchase trip insurance.Travelers cannot ask the bus driver and/or escort to make any unscheduled stops. Transportation on all trips is round-trip to and from the Center only.

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February 2018W.O.W. WITHIN OUR WORLDFEBRUARY 2018

1 THURSDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes | Computer Games Ping Pong | Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Open Fitness Center | Quilting 9:15 am Memory Retention10:00 am Devotion | Choir Rehearsal10:30 am Morning Stretch11:00 am Tai Chi11:30 am Lunch12:30 pm Wii Bowling | Trivia Fun 1:00 pm Line Dancing | Music Therapy

Lunch Menu HOT–Traditional Meatloaf/Seasoned Potato Cubes/Peas & Carrots/7 Grain Bread/Lite Vanilla Cake

COLD–Sonoma Chicken Salad/German Potato Salad/Wheat Bread/Vinaigrette Dressing/Vanilla Cake

2 FRIDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes Computer Games | Ping Pong Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Fitness Center Orientation Open Fitness Center 9:15 am Current Events10:00 am Basic Crocheting | Devotion Pre Super Bowl Party10:30 am Silver Sneakers | Morning Stretch11:00 am Bible Study | Trivia Fun | Zumba11:30 pm Lunch12:00 pm Movie Time12:30 pm Advanced Crocheting | Pinochle12:45 pm Bingo 1:00 pm Social Dance Instruction

Lunch Menu—Lemon Butter Fish/Brussel Sprouts/Mushroom Rice Pilaf/Pumpernickel Bread/Diced Peaches

5 MONDAY8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes Computer Games | Ping Pong Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Fitness Center Orientation Open Fitness Center 9:30 am Enhanced Fitness10:00 am Basic Crocheting | Devotion UNI Nutrition Education10:30 am Morning Stretch | Whatchamacallit Class11:00 am Trivia Fun11:30 am Lunch12:30 pm Advance Crocheting | Pinochle12:45 pm Bingo 1:00 pm Line Dancing

Please reserve next weeks’ meals !

Lunch Menu—Creamy Tuscan Garlic Chicken/Capri Blend Vegetables/7 Grain Bread/Mandarin Oranges

6 TUESDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes Computer Games | Ping Pong Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Open Fitness Center 10:00 am Devotion | Canvas Art Basic Watercolor | Chair Yoga10:30 am Morning Stretch | Take Back Your Health10:45 am Creative Movement11:30 am Lunch12:00 pm Wii Bowling12:30 pm Pinochle | Hands In Clay Trivia Fun | The Next Chapter 1:00 pm Social Dance Instruction 1:30 pm Basic Sewing 3:00 pm Zumba

Please reserve next weeks’ meals !

Lunch Menu—Italian Hoagie Salad/Red Bliss Potato Salad/Wheat Bread/Italian Dressing/Chicken Noodle Soup/Oatmeal Cookie

7 WEDNESDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes | Computer Games Ping Pong | Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Fitness Center Orientation Open Fitness Center 9:15 am Sharing & Caring10:00 am Devotion | Excel Computer10:30 am Silver Sneakers | Morning Stretch UNI Nutrition Education | Color Your Mind11:00 am Trivia Fun11:30 am Lunch12:00 pm Movie Time12:30 pm Pinochle | Basic Computer 1:00 pm Enhance Fitness 1:30 pm Advanced Sewing 5:30 pm Evening Line DancingLunch Menu HOT–Orange & Honey Glazed Turkey/Green Beans/Sweet Potatoes w/Pecans/Marble Rye Bread/PineappleCOLD–Health Salad/Hardboiled egg/Cheese/Macaroni Salad/Crackers/Ranch Dressing

8 THURSDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes | Computer Games | Ping Pong | Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Open Fitness Center | Quilting 9:15 am Memory Retention10:00 am Devotion | Choir Rehearsal10:30 am Morning Stretch | Diabetic Forum11:00 am Tai Chi11:30 am Lunch | Lunch Bunch12:30 pm Wii Bowling | Trivia Fun 1:00 pm Line Dancing | Music Therapy

Lunch Menu HOT–Stuffed Cabbage Bowl/Sweet & Sour Sauce/Mixed Vegetables/Rye Bread/Apple

COLD–Sliced Chicken Reuben on Rye Bread/Cole Slaw/3 Bean Salad/Fresh Apple/Dressing

9 FRIDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes Computer Games | Ping Pong Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Fitness Center Orientation Open Fitness Center 9:15 am Current Events10:00 am Basic Crocheting | Devotion | Vendor Day10:30 am Silver Sneakers | Morning Stretch11:00 am Bible Study | Trivia Fun | Zumba | Budget Grocer11:30 pm Lunch12:00 pm Movie Time12:30 pm Advanced Crocheting | Pinochle Sunshine Club 12:45 pm Bingo 1:00 pm Social Dance Instruction

Lunch Menu—Lemon Butter Fish/Brussel Sprouts/Mushroom Rice Pilaf/Pumpernickel Bread/Diced Peaches

12 MONDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes Computer Games | Ping Pong Scrabble | Walk This Way Depature for Casino Trip 9:00 am Coffee Time | Fitness Center Orientation Open Fitness Center 9:30 am Enhanced Fitness10:00 am Basic Crocheting | Devotion UNI Nutrition Education10:30 am Morning Stretch | Whatchamacallit Class11:00 am Trivia Fun11:30 am Lunch12:30 pm Advance Crocheting | Pinochle12:45 pm Bingo 1:00 pm Line Dancing 6:00 pm Returns from Casino Trip

FEBRUARY 2018

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13 TUESDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes Computer Games | Ping Pong Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Open Fitness Center10:00 am Devotion | Canvas Art | Basic Watercolor Chair Yoga10:30 am Morning Stretch10:45 am Creative Movement11:30 am Lunch12:00 pm Wii Bowling12:30 pm Pinochle | Hands In Clay | Trivia Fun The Next Chapter 1:00 pm Social Dance Instruction Financial Workshop 1:30 pm Basic Sewing 3:00 pm Zumba

Please reserve next weeks’ meals !

Lunch Menu—Manicotti/Meatballs w/Tomato Sauce & Cheese/Broccolli & Carrots/Diced Pears/Unsweetened Cherry Applesauce

14 WEDNESDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes Computer Games | Ping Pong Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Fitness Center Orientation Open Fitness Center 9:15 am Sharing & Caring10:00 am Devotion | Excel Computer Valentine Celebration10:30 am Silver Sneakers | Morning Stretch UNI Nutrition Education | Color Your Mind11:00 am Trivia Fun11:30 am Lunch12:00 pm Movie Time12:30 pm Pinochle | Basic Computer12:45 pm Bingo 1:00 pm Enhance Fitness 1:30 pm Advanced Sewing 5:30 pm Evening Line Dancing

Lunch Menu HOT–Hawaiian BBQ Chicken Breast/Pineapple/Peppers/Onions/Rice Medley/Wheat Bread/Fresh Orange

COLD–Three Cheese Sandwich on 7 Grain Bread/Cucumber Salad/Carrot Raisin Salad/Lettuce/Tomato/Mayo/Fresh Orange

15 THURSDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes | Computer Games | Ping Pong | Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Open Fitness Center | Quilting 9:15 am Memory Retention10:00 am Devotion10:30 am Morning Stretch11:00 am Tai Chi11:30 am Lunch12:30 pm Wii Bowling | Trivia Fun 1:00 pm Line Dancing | Music Therapy

Lunch Menu HOT– Cheese Burger/Scalloped Tomato & Green Beans/Cole Slaw/Hamburger Roll/Mixed Fruit

COLD–Chicken Salad Platter/Marinated Carrot Salad/Tropical Fruit Mix/Soft Mini Bagel

16 FRIDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes Computer Games | Ping Pong Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Fitness Center Orientation Open Fitness Center 9:15 am Current Events10:00 am Basic Crocheting | Devotion10:30 am Silver Sneakers | Morning Stretch11:00 am Bible Study | Trivia Fun | Zumba11:30 pm Lunch12:00 pm Movie Time12:30 pm Advanced Crocheting | Pinochle 1:00 pm Social Dance Instruction

Lunch Menu—Egg Salad/Pickled Beet Salad/Marinated Summertime Salad/Pumpernickel Bread/Fruit Jello/Vegetable Soup

19 MONDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes | Computer Games Ping Pong | Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Fitness Center Orientation Open Fitness Center 9:30 am Enhance Fitness10:00 am Basic Crocheting | Devotion Pinochle for Beginners | UNI Nutrition Education10:30 am Morning Stretch | Whatchamacallit Class11:00 am Trivia Fun11:30 am Lunch12:30 pm Advance Crocheting | Pinochle12:45 pm Bingo 1:00 pm Line Dancing | Share Box

Please reserve next weeks’ meals !

Lunch— Egg Roll/Marinated Cucumbers & Red Peppers/7 Grain Bread/Fresh Apple

20 TUESDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes Computer Games | Ping Pong Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Open Fitness Center | Nailery 10:00 am Devotion | Canvas Art Basic Watercolor | Chair Yoga10:30 am Morning Stretch10:45 am Creative Movement11:30 am Lunch12:00 pm Wii Bowling12:30 pm Pinochle | Hands In Clay | Trivia Fun The Next Chapter 1:00 pm Social Dance Instruction 1:30 pm Basic Sewing 3:00 pm Zumba

Please reserve next weeks’ meals !

Lunch Menu—Turkey Ham & Cheese/Lettuce/Tomato/Mayo/7 Grain Bread/Cole Slaw/Tomato Soup/Mixed Fruit

21 WEDNESDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes | Computer Games Ping Pong | Scrabble | Walk This Way9:00 am Coffee Time | Fitness Center Orientation Open Fitness Center 9:15 am Sharing & Caring10:00 am Devotion | Excel Computer Veteran’s Meeting 10:30 am Silver Sneakers | Morning Stretch UNI Nutrition Education | Color Your Mind11:00 am Trivia Fun11:30 am Lunch 12:00 pm Movie Time12:30 pm Pinochle | Basic Computer12:45 pm Bingo 1:00 pm Enhance Fitness 1:30 pm Advanced Sewing 5:30 pm Evening Line DancingLunch Menu HOT–Orange & Honey Glazed Turkey/Green Beans/Sweet Potatoes w/Pecans/Marble Rye Bread/PineappleCOLD–Health Salad/Hardboiled egg/Cheese/Macaroni Salad/Crackers/Ranch Dressing

22 THURSDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes | Computer Games | Ping Pong | Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Open Fitness Center | Quilting 9:15 am Memory Retention10:00 am Devotion10:30 am Morning Stretch11:00 am Tai Chi11:30 am Lunch12:30 pm Wii Bowling | Trivia Fun 1:00 pm Line Dancing | Music Therapy

Lunch Menu HOT–Stuffed Cabbage Bowl/Sweet & Sour Sauce/Mixed Vegetables/Rye Bread/Apple

COLD–Sliced Chicken Reuben on Rye Bread/Cole Slaw/3 Bean Salad/Fresh Apple/Dressing

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23 FRIDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes Computer Games | Ping Pong Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Fitness Center Orientation Open Fitness Center9:15 am Current Events10:00 am Basic Crocheting | Devotion10:30 am Silver Sneakers | Morning Stretch11:00 am Bible Study | Trivia Fun | Zumba11:30 am Lunch12:00 pm Movie Time12:30 pm Advanced Crocheting | Pinochle12:45 pm February Birthday Party 1:00 pm Social Dance Instruction

Lunch Menu—Crab Cake/Macaroni & Cheese/Zucchini & Stewed Tomatoes/Fresh Spinach Salad/Raspberry Vinaigrette/Unsweetened Applesauce

26 MONDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes | Computer Games Ping Pong | Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Fitness Center Orientation Open Fitness Center 9:30 am Enhance Fitness10:00 am Basic Crocheting | Devotion Pinochle for Beginners | UNI Nutrition Education10:30 am Morning Stretch | Whatchamacallit Class 11:00 am Trivia Fun11:30 am Lunch12:30 pm Advance Crocheting | Pinochle12:45 pm Bingo 1:00 pm Line Dancing

Please reserve next weeks’ meals !

Lunch— Egg Roll/Marinated Cucumbers & Red Peppers/7 Grain Bread/Fresh Apple

27 TUESDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes | Computer Games Ping Pong | Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Open Fitness Center10:00 am Devotion | Canvas Art Basic Watercolor | Chair Yoga10:30 am Morning Stretch10:45 am Creative Movement11:30 am Lunch12:00 pm Wii Bowling12:30 pm Pinochle | Hands In Clay Trivia Fun | The Next Chapter 1:00 pm Social Dance Instruction 1:30 pm Basic Sewing 3:0 0 pm Zumba

Please reserve next weeks’ meals !

Lunch Menu—Roast Beef w/Honey Bourbon Sauce/Sweet Potato Cubes/Green Beans w/Almonds/Wheat Bread/Tropical Fruit Mix

28 WEDNESDAY 8:30 am Billiards | Checkers | Dominoes | Computer Games Ping Pong | Scrabble | Walk This Way 9:00 am Coffee Time | Fitness Center Orientation Open Fitness Center 9:15 am Sharing & Caring10:00 am Devotion | Excel Computer10:30 am Silver Sneakers | Morning Stretch UNI Nutrition Education | Color Your Mind11:00 am Trivia Fun | Town Hall11:30 am Lunch12:00 pm Movie Time12:30 pm Pinochle | Basic Computer12:45 pm Bingo 1:00 pm Enhance Fitness | Soup for a Friend 1:30 pm Advanced Sewing 5:30 pm Evening Line Dancing

Lunch Menu HOT–Balsamic Glazed Pulled Pork/Brown Rice/Cowboy Caviar/Fresh PearCOLD–Turkey & Cheese Sandwich/Wheat Roll/Carrot Raisin Salad/Lettuce/Tomato/Mustard/Pineapple

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FEBRUARY 2018 FEBRUARY 2018

ON THE ROAD TO VICTORY!

SUPER BOWL LII Pre-game Super Bowl Party February 2nd

10:am - 2:00 pm

FLY

FLY

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SPECIAL MEETINGS

Program Planning CommitteeWednesday, February 21 • 12:15 pmPottery RoomThe Program Planning Committee meets once a month to assist in the planning and evaluating of Center programs and activities.

Dazzling Red Hatters MeetingFriday, February 23 • 10 amCenter StageMeet with the Red Hat members in our monthly meeting

Town HallWednesday, February 28 • 11–11:30 amDining RoomOpen discussion between staff and Center members

SENDING WELL WISHESWillia Seabrook Shirley Simmons Alice Scott Cynthia Faire Geraldine Green Gloria Fleming Minett White Sarah Ancrum Gladys Terry

If you know of any of our members who are ill or are in need of some Well Wishes, please let the Center counselor know. We need to keep in touch with everyone.WPSCC is in search of volunteers to be part of the Sunshine Club. Responsibilities include contacting and mailing cards to our ill and shut-in members. Sunshine Club meeting is scheduled for the 2nd Friday of each month in the Dance/Music Room (rear) from 12:30–1:30 pm

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

TO ALL OF OUR MEMBERS BORN IN FEBRUARY!

Everyone is invited for a birthday celebration in the Dining Room on February 23!

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTSaturday Classes

will resume on April 7th!

SAVE THE DATES – COMING SOON!

Hamilton It’s Coming to Philadelphia... 2018/2019

More details to follow

Jesus – Sight & Sound TheatreWednesday, June 6

Cost: Cardholders $130 Members $140 Non-Members $150

Hawaii Cruise - CABINS STILL AVAILABLE!Join us November 9-18, 2018 Cost: $3,499.95/person - Double Inside Cabin

JOIN US AS WE CELEBRATE

BLACK HISTORY!

VETERAN’SMEETING

Wednesday, February 21st

10:00am - 11:00am

M U S I C T H E R APYWITH

Deena Underwood

THURSDAYS12:30pm-1:30pm

February 6 Music from the Underground Railroad

February 16 Black History Presentation w/Dr. Cleora Levetter

February 22 Black Movement in Poetry w/Supreme Dow

February 26 The Black Experience through Reading & Song

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West Philadelphia Senior Community Center1016 N. 41st St., Philadelphia, PA 19104

W.O.W. – Within Our World published by the West Philadelphia Senior Community Center

To see all of the W.O.W. that happens at our center, go to www.westphilaseniorcenter.org.

REGISTER TO GET THE NEW, FREE SEPTA KEY SENIOR ID

Rep. Vanessa Lowery Brownis hosting a SEPTA lD Event

FridayFebruary 9, 2018

10 am - 2 pm

West Philadelphia SeniorCommunity Center (WPSCC)

1016 North 41st StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19104

Please bring PHOTO IDENTIFICATION and your old SEPTA cardFor more information, please call 215-879-6615