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Whether you are nearing retirement or simply looking ahead, the financial decisions you make now may impact your goals, objectives and dreams

for the future. A Merrill Lynch Financial Advisor can help you evaluate your retirement assets and develop a strategy designed to help you fund the

lifestyle you envision. At our informative seminar, we’ll discuss: n The importance of defining your vision for retirement

n Retirement plan distribution options, including IRA rollovers n Tax considerations and investing strategies for your retirement

accounts, including Roth IRA conversion n Diversification for your retirement portfolio and maintaining a

longer-term perspective n Working with a Financial Advisor to help you pursue your current

and future financial goals Please come to our seminar!

Speakers:

Bryan Fox Senior Financial Advisor

Thomas Fox Financial Advisor

Wednesday, February 13, 2013 10:30 am

The Greenwch Senior Center 299 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830

Call Thomas Fox at (203) 356-8606 or e-mail [email protected].

Inside This Exciting Issue:

Paul Gettler’s Spies Series

Garden Center Workshop

Senior Water Aerobics

Our Artists Branch Out

Dr. Epstein Lectures

Valentine’s Luncheon

Hill-Stead Museum Trip

St. Paddy’s Party

Sing A Long w/ Dan

Art Gottlieb Presents

Meet Jeannie Stevens

Paul Gettler Returns

Word Games Galore!

Snazzy Highlight Pic Page

VISION For Retirement with Merrill Lynch

T H E G R E E N W I C H S E N I O R C E N T E R

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299 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830 Phone: 203-862-6700 Web Site:

www.greenwichct.org

Valentines Luncheon Thursday Feb 14, 2013

Pilates with Jeannie

Yogadance with Pam

Discover The Significance Of

Black History Month &

Presidents Day with

Art Gottlieb

SENIOR FITNESS UPDATE

UPCOMING THEME DAY EVENT

SING-A-LONG W/ DAN SCWHARTZ

The Greenwich Senior Center has been hosting special “Theme Day” luncheons to honor and celebrate certain holidays throughout the year such as Mother’s/ Father’s Day, Octoberfest, Spring Fling, etc.. These luncheons begin at 12:00PM and are limited to 100 participants. The cost of each event is $8.00 pp. All Theme Day Celebrations include live entertainment following lunch at 1:00PM. These events are filled on a first come first served basis. You must sign-up in person and pay for the event at the front desk prior to the luncheon to secure a seat. No phone reservations will be accepted. We will begin taking reservations one week before the event. Our next theme day celebration will be on Valentines Day, Thurs Feb 14, 2013 and will feature the live musical talents of Ms. Patsy Shore.

Sign up and payment for the upcoming Valentine’s Theme Day Luncheon will begin on Thurs Feb 7.

Do You Love To Sing? Beginning on Thurs March 28 at 1:15PM, we’ll be enjoying an hour of musical interactive fun w/ professional guitarist Dan Schwartz. Dan is also a professional musician who will now be bringing his unique musical talents to the Greenwich Senior Center. He has per-formed “night-club style” for a host of senior venues all over Fairfield County. This prom-ises to be a fun and stimulating opportunity to exercise your vocal chords, socialize with friends, and have a great time!

Want to Look & Feel Your Best For The New Year??? Here’s some ways to look & feel your best in 2013! Exercise is a fantastic avenue to self-gratification, good health, and overall mental/ physical wellness. The Senior Center ‘s professional fitness lineup offers an array of choices that are tailored to your specific needs and abilities. Each of our Fitness Instructors are Licensed and Certified to teach: Water Aerobics (Suzanne), Balance and Stretch (Neville), All Levels of T’ ai Chi—Day and Evening Sessions (Sifu Duarte, Ken Sing, Lamont Thomas), Floor Yoga/ Chair Yoga (Paula, Jeannie), Core Strengthening (Suzanne/ Neville) and Line Dancing (Jerry Chylkowski.) And coming in March: Yogadance/ Pilates (Pamela Tinkham, Jeannie Stevens) Choose one, two, three, or ALL of our exciting fitness options to achieve visible results! Each class varies slightly every time it meets to keep you stimulated, challenged, and coming back for more! All ses-sions are self-paced and facilitated in a judgment-free environment. Check the calendar for program dates and times. Our state-of-the-art exercise programs are FREE to Senior Center members! Remember folks, current re-search shows that group exercise yields better overall results, so what are you waiting for? Call Suzanne @ 203-862-6721 for more details.

SE N I O R CE N T E R HOW TO’S

HOW TO BECOME A MEMBER: Membership is free to any Greenwich Resident age 55 or older. Our hours of operation are Mon thru Fri 9:00am - 4:00pm. Come in and see a friendly staff member who will register you and take you on a tour. Stay for lunch and see why we’re the best kept secret in Town!

HOW TO HAVE LUNCH WITH US:

The Senior Center serves a light breakfast and a hot noon meal daily Monday thru Friday. Noon meal includes: soup, salad, entrée, dessert and beverage. The fees are as follows and payable by cash, check or pre paid tickets:

COFFEE $0.75 (INCLUDES FREE REFILLS)

COFFEE & 1 BREAKFAST ITEM $1.00

INDIVIDUAL BREAKFAST ITEMS $0.75

LUNCH $4.00

TO GO LUNCH $4.25

PRE PAID LUNCH TICKETS $80.00 (FOR 20 LUNCHES) Sign up at the Front Desk or place your order over the phone the day before you would like to purchase lunch by calling 203-862-6700. Monday lunch list sign up sheet will be available on the previous Friday. Please be advised that if you sign up the same day as you wish to have lunch we cannot guarantee your spot on the lunch list. Also due to the increased volume of lunches served, if we run out of an item on the menu, substitutions may occur. We also offer “To-Go” Lunches. Please indicate if you choose to dine in or take out when signing up. To-Go Lunches must be picked up between 12:30pm and 1:00pm, are subject to availability, and cannot be held.

Lunch Tickets are non refundable due to loss or theft and not redeemable for cash.

HOW TO JOIN SENIOR CENTER ACTIVITIES:

Classes, lectures and health forums are free of charge and open to any Senior Center Member. Due to space limitations we occasionally require sign ups prior to a specific program, which is done on a first come, first served basis. If a sign up is required ample notification will be given via the Lantern Newsletter, Event Flyers, Sunday Greenwich Times Newspaper Senior Page, and The Town of Greenwich Web Site.

HOW TO JOIN IN SENIOR CENTER TRIPS/ EVENTS*:

Although the majority of our programs are free, there are fees associated with our trips and theme/holiday parties. A staff member will be available Monday thru Friday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm to assist with trip/ event sign-ups and table assignments. Fees are payable by cash or check. Please make checks payable to: “Senior Citizens GREATS Club–Old Town Hall” or for your convenience, we can stamp the check for you.

The Senior Center is not responsible in whole or in part to trip participants for any loss or damage to persons or property. HOW TO USE OUR TRANSPORTATION SERVICE:

Bus service to and from your home to the Senior Center is provided daily Monday thru Friday by the Transportation Association of Greenwich (TAG). Your arrival at the Center is 9:00 am and departure is at 3:00 pm. Please sign up for transportation the day before you wish to come to the Center. Reservations can be made at the Front Desk until 1:00 pm or call 203-862-6700 the day before to have your name placed on the transportation list. In case of cancellation please call TAG directly at 203 637-4345.

POLICIES AND PRCEDURES:

Senior Center Policy & Procedure Manuals are available for review at the Front Desk or in the Program Coordinator’s Office. They can also be purchased for $5.00 a copy.

*There are: No Refunds, No Party Reservation Transfers, and No To Go Meals at Senior Center events.

The Greenwich Senior Center Invites You to the Annual

St. Patrick’s Party

at the

EGCC

Dance the day away to live entertainment, great food, giveaways, prize wheel and much more! And don’t forget those ever-popular

“Celebrity Guest Servers” who graciously bring your delicious dinner right to you!

TAG transportation available. Sign up today!

Friday March 15 11:00AM to 2:00PM

Price: $14 pp

IT’S PA R K I N G PE RM I T TI M E AG A I N

ME E T JE A N N I E ST E V E N S

VI S I T THE RE N O U N D HI L L-ST E A D MU S E U M

Care To See Visible Results In Just A Few Sessions? Then Pilates Is for You! Whether you are brand new to Pilates or have been practicing for a while, Jeannie Stevens, our current Tuesday afternoon Floor Yoga instructor, has the unique ability to teach to beginners and advanced students in Pilates as well. Whether you are looking for an active vigorous class or a gen-tle passive class, Jeannie can tailor the format to meet your needs. She believes it is important to offer up both because some days we feel the need to move our bodies and perspire and other days. we may want very passive postures. This program promises a lot of deep static stretching that target specific body parts. Sometimes both! It ‘s up to you, the student. If you are not sure because you are new to Pilates, just come and experience what Jeannie has to offer. Just about everyone can practice Pilates. You just need to breathe! Join Jeannie on Tues March 5 at 1:00PM for Pilates in the Far Lounge.

This Permit’s Worth The Effort Folks! It’s time once again to purchase new parking permits. Please visit the Senior Center to purchase your 2013 parking permit for a small fee of $5. The permit will be honored from Jan 1 2013 until Dec 31 2013. If you own more than one vehicle you may purchase a permit for each of your vehicles. Your license plate number will continue to be required when registering for a new permit each year. Once purchased, just simply place the decal permit on inside of the driver’s side windshield. Please see staff to obtain your permit (s).

Over 850,000 adults and children have engaged with Hill-Stead’s varied programs since the museum’s inception in 1947. Today, over 45,000 visitors a year enjoy tours, lectures, family festivals, poetry and curriculum–based school activities. Renowned French Impressionist paintings—four by Claude Monet, three by Edgar Degas— and notable works by Édouard Manet, Mary Cassatt and James McNeill Whistler are highlights of the in situ exhibition. The collection also includes 250 prints and photographs, 290 ceramics, 400 pieces of furniture, a 3,300-volume library and 16,000-plus archival documents. The 152-acre property features an Arts and Crafts carriage barn and theater, stone garages, woodland trails, a pond and dairy complex, and a Sunken Garden designed by Beatrix Farrand c. 1920.Hill-Stead has been a hub of activity since the Pope family first occupied their newly built country estate in Farmington, Connecticut. Here, from 1901 to 1946, in succession, Alfred and Ada Pope and their daughter Theodate, with her career-diplomat husband John Wallace Riddle, entertained many illustrious individuals—authors, artists, poets, academics and presidents. The Popes and Riddles also extended their hospitality to town folk and employed dozens of workers, among them Earnest Bohlen, butler to the family for nearly 60 years. Today, Hill-Stead is a 152-acre, 10-building museum and a National Historic Landmark. Hill-Stead is a National Historic Landmark and an Official Project of Save America’s Treasures. In 2003, the American Association of Museums awarded Hill-Stead accreditation. Hill-Stead is a member of the Connecticut Art Trail, & the Connecticut Women’s Heritage Assoc. Trip Date: Thursday April 4, 2013 Bus Departs the Senior Center @ 8:30AM & returns approx. 5:30PM. Price: $83.00 per person. Fee includes: docent-guided 1-hour museum tour with free time to explore on your own/ visit the gift shop, 3 course delicious luncheon & non-alcoholic beverages in the restaurant’s lovely “Garden Room”, comfortable, safe bus w/ rest room, and all gratuities. This trip will require a considerable amount of walking. Please plan to wear appropriate attire and footwear.

SNAZZY SENIOR CENTER HIGHLIGHTS

Chef Courtney and Leonida Belonta get down at the

EGCC annual Holiday

Christmas Party

Greenwich Second

Selectman David Theis &

Suzanne as the “Celebrity Guest

Servers”

COA Chair Lori Jackson & Senior Center members bid

farewell to Sam Deibler

Yoga Instructor Paula Schooler

shows off a challenging

posture

Chair Yoga participants

soars to new heights

Senior Center Admin. Laurette

Helmrich & Admin. Asst.

Deana Salerno man the raffle

tables

The Greenwich Senior Center

AnnouncesaspecialpresentationinCommemorationofBlackHistoryMonth

withP R E S E N T E D B Y:

Arthur N. Gottlieb, LCSW, CSA

THE TUSKEGEE AIRMEN

BREAKING RACIAL BARRIERS IN A SEGREGATED US ARMY AIR FORCE, THE TUSKEGEE AIRMEN BECAME THE FIRST AFRICAN-AMERICAN MILITARY

PILOTS, FLYING WITH DISTINCTION THROUGHOUT WORLD WAR II.

Wednesday February 27, 2013

10:30amto11:30amFarLounge

Valentines Luncheon Thursday Feb 14, 2013 12:00PM to 2:00PM

At The Greenwich Senior Center Delicious Luncheon, Live Entertainment w/ Patsy Shore, Dancing, Raffle

Price: $8 Per Person

Pay & Sign Up Begins on Thursday Feb 7 Limit: 100 participants

(Sorry, no “to-go’s” at Theme Day luncheons)

SE N I O R CE N T E R EXC I T I N G PRO G R A M LI N E U P

Art Appreciation Lectures Professional guest speakers pre-sent art programs of all types using audio/ visual aides and group cri-tique & discussion. Check calendar for dates and times. Balance & Stretch w/ Neville Join Certified Personal Trainer Neville Warburton for a creative approach to whole body balance. Billiards Come to the Lions’ Den to play pool when the room is not in use. Bingo Takes place on Fridays @ 10:30am. Winners receive a small cash prize. Cards 25 cents. Birthday Luncheons Members’ birthdays are celebrated on the last Tuesday of each month. (Sign up ahead at front desk)

Bridge Play Join other seniors for an afternoon of informal bridge. Check calendar for game dates and times. Chair Yoga w/ Paula Irene Genovese-Pica and Paula Schooler bring participants all the spiritual, physical and mental bene-fits of Yoga in a chair and on the floor! Now held in the Main Dining Room/ FL check calendar for days and times. Chess A group that meets to enjoy the game. Core Strengthening w/ Suzanne & Neville Specialized movements that target trunk muscles for a strong and healthy core utilizing the customized Red Exerciser Chair. Crosswords w/ Ed Do the Intermediate level NYT Crossword Puzzles with Ed Stein’s professional expertise. Check calendar for dates and times.

Famous People, Places & Events An informative monthly presenta-tion/ discussion w/ professional lec-turer Art Gottlieb, CSA, MSW. See calendar for monthly topics! Healthy Wellness Programs Credentialed professionals discuss modern mind/ body health related topics. See calendar for details. Italian Lessons w/ Luciana Learn Italian grammar from experienced educator Luciana Orzano in a structured forum. Classes meet every week. Knitting / Needlework Groups All levels welcome. Create any item of your choice. Instruction offered on Wed mornings w/ Debbie. Interesting Lectures/ Presentations Professional guest speakers pre-sent on an all new array of interest-ing and informative topics ranging from healthcare to wellness to financial planning. Get educated! Line Dancing w/ Jerry Line Dancing takes on a whole new look with Certified Instructor Jerry Chylkowski. Master exciting new steps to keep you in shape, have fun and loose weight! Live Entertainment Talented musical artists perform for your pleasure monthly. Dance & sing the afternoon away! Painting Classes Both novices and experienced artists are welcome. Bring your own materials. Participate in local exhibi-tions. Peer/ professional assistance available depending on class. Pilates w/ Jeannie A strength training workout that yields visible results in just a few sessions! Quilting All are welcome to practice the lovely art of quilting.

SeniorNet Computer Classes Designed for seniors with a hands-on approach. Sessions begin every six weeks. Call (203) 252–6183. Silvertones Choir A group of enthusiastic seniors who love to sing led by professional Music Director Pamela Kuhn. Travel to area facilities/ organizations/ events to perform live! Check calendar for rehearsal/ performance dates. T’ai Chi w/ Sifu Duarte, Ken Sing & Lamont Learn the moves of this ancient art from a trio of Certified Masters. A safe form of exer-cise that strengthens core bal-ance, increases mental func-tion, and tones the body. Classes of varying levels are of-fered three times per week. Special Events/ Parties/ Trips Check the Lantern/ Center flyers for upcoming fun gatherings and affordable fees. Water Aerobics w/ Suzanne Work out in the water to great tunes and Suzanne’s voice guiding you along on our “Aquabuddy “ sound system! Water “toys” provided for program enhancement. Word Games w/ Suzanne Challenge your brain for prizes! Check Lantern activity calendar for days and times. Yogadance w/ Pamela A fun new way to express your-self in a serious Yoga format. Zumba Gold w/ Wendy Lee Rosa All the benefits of regular Zumba for seniors! Great music & moves. Classes meet weekly in our Main Dining Room. We rock out to the latest groovy tunes! It’s the real thing folks!

PRESIDENTS DAY PROGRAM

The Greenwich Senior Center AnnouncesaspecialpresentationinCommemorationofPresident’sDay

U.S. PRESIDENTS PORTRAYED IN POSTAGE STAMPS

withP RE SE N TED B Y:

Arthur N. Gottlieb, LCSW, CSA Friday February 08, 2013

1:15pmto2:15pmFarLounge

SE N I O RNE T IN F O R M A T I O N

SeniorNet, a national non-profit organization, exists to enable older adults to use computer technology to enhance their lives and share their wisdom/ knowledge with others. The fees for the classes are from $30.00 to $50.00 depending on the course. Classes are held twice a week. For more information call Madeleine Hoyt @ 203-862-6734 and leave a message. You may pick up a schedule of Senior Net classes on the table in the front lobby.

Feb. 7: “James Bond & George Smiley” Feb. 21: “The CIA In Film” March 7: “Female Spies” March 21: “Espionage in World War II”

Mr. Gettler’s lectures will be held on Thursdays in the

Main Dining Room Each session will begin at 10:30AM.

This exciting series is free to Senior Center members

Beginning in February, The Greenwich Senior Center will be hosting Paul Gettler who will be facilitating a four-part film snippet/ lecture series on the intriguing world of

Domestic/ International Spies Mr. Gettler holds degrees from New York University as well as the City University Graduate Center. He has been teaching for several years in adult and continuing education programs. Mr. Gettler’s main interest is Interna-

tional spies and espionage. His program promises to entertain and educate at the same time. Each session will focus on a sub-title and involve a DVD presentation plus lecture, discussion and Q & A.:

HE L P F U L SE N I O R CE N T E R SE RV I C E S Senior Center: Open Monday thru Friday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Front Desk 203 862-6700

Administrator Laurette Helmrich 203 862-6720

Program Coordinator Suzanne S. Testani, TRD, ADC 203 862-6721

Administrative Staff Assistant I Deana Salerno 203 862-6700

Food Services 203-862-6725 Courtney Morgan, Executive Chef

Commission on Aging: Open Mon thru Fri 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Director Lori Contadino 203 862-6710

Administrative Staff Assistant II Chicky Krois 203 862-6710 Social Services: (Town Hall Number) 203 622-3831

Renters Rebate: May 15 thru Sept 15 Mon (By App Only) Office Hours: 10:30 am - 12:00 pm 12:00 am to 2:00 pm walk-in/ urgent asst no appointment required. Contact: Dept. of Social Service 203 622-3800

Energy Assistance: Nov 1 thru April 15 Mon (By App Only) Shut-offs, out of oil, emergency issues 12:30 pm-2:30pm Contact: Dept. of Social Service 203 622-3800 Health Suite: Is located on the ground floor. Nurse is in on Tuesdays from 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm— Free walk-in visits Health Suite 203 862-6730 Town Hall 203 622-7859

Utilize Senior Energy (USE): A search engine that posts jobs/ hire Seniors (50+) for positions. Located on the ground floor Open Mon thru Fri from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm Director Joan Caldwell 203 629-8032

Transportation: Please sign up for transportation the day before you wish to come to the center. Reservations can be made at the front desk until 1:00 pm 203 862-6700 In case of cancellation please call TAG directly at: 203 637-4345

Luncheon by Morrison Foods, Inc. A delicious hot meal is served Mon thru Fri at the Senior Center between 12:00pm & 1:00pm. Please make reservations the day before at the front desk until 11:00am. If interested in dining on a Monday, please call the Friday before. Reservations the day of the lunch will not guarantee you a meal. Meal Prices: Dining In: $4.00 — To Go: $4.25

Lantern Newsletter Editor: Suzanne S. Testani 203 862-6721

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

1

Soup du Jour

House Salad

Sauterne Tilapia

Cous Cous

Roasted Vegetables

Butterscotch Pud-ding

4

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House Salad Baked Whole Wheat

Ziti Foccacia Bread

Broccoli

Cookie

5

Soup du Jour

House Salad

Roast Chicken

Cranberry Stuffing

Winter (Squash)

Cheese Cake

6

Soup du Jour

House Salad

Meatloaf

Scalloped Potatoes

Pea & Carrots

Fruit Pie

7

Soup du Jour

House Salad

Roast Pork Loin

Wild Rice

Carrots

Chocolate Cream

8

Soup du Jour

House Salad

Atlantic Salmon

Orzo Pilaf Green Beans

Sherbet

11

Soup du Jour

House Salad

Spaghetti & Meatballs

Garlic Toast Zucchini Roast

Fresh Fruit

12

Soup du Jour

House Salad

Jambalaya

Steamed Brown Rice

Mixed Vegetables

Pecan Pie

13

Soup du Jour

House Salad

Liver & Onions

Mashed Potatoes

Sauté` Spinach

Pudding

14

Soup du Jour

House Salad

Steak Diane

Rosemary Potato

Broccoli

Chocolate Covered Strawberry

15

Soup du Jour

House Salad

Baked Pollock

Risotto

Roast Vegetables

Peach Cobbler

18

Presidents Day Holiday

Senior Center Closed

No Lunch

19

Soup du Jour

House Salad

Homemade Chicken Pot Pie

Puff Pastry

Bread Pudding

20

Soup du Jour

House Salad

Lasagna Roll Marinara Sauce

Garlic Toast Roast Zucchini

Tiramisu

21

Soup du Jour

House Salad

Roast Chicken

Sweet Potato Mash

Braised Red Cab-bage

Chocolate Éclairs

22

Soup du Jour

House Salad Fillet of Sole

Twice Baked Potato Glazed Carrots

Jell-O

25

Soup du Jour

House Salad

Honey Glazed Ham

Roasted Sweet Potato

Cauliflower

Boston Cream Pie

26

Soup du Jour

House Salad

Chicken Marsala

Bowtie Pasta

Roasted Vegetables

B-day Cake/Fruit

27

Soup du Jour

House Salad

Braised Beef Tips

Brown Rice

Carrots

Yellow Cake with Fruit Topping

28

Soup du Jour

House Salad

Roast Pork Loin

Mashed Potatoes

Butternut Squash

Cookie

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1:15 Line Dancing w/ Jerry

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9:00 Quilting

9:30 Chair Yoga w/ Paula

10:30 T’ ai Chi w/ Sifu Duarte

1:00 Chess & Bridge Play

2:00 Floor Yoga w/ Jeannie Stevens-Lion’s D.

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