ASIAN PACIFIC PROGRAM
Location Summit
bOOK dISCUSSION GROUP
We are delighted to offer a program for our new Time: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm Sponsored by the Canton Public Library, this
Americans that provide English classes and so-
Code: 7430 .587
new group meets the 4th Wednesday of the
cial get-togethers in a partnership with the Associ- month through June. Canton Public Library Adult
ation of Chinese Americans. Funding is received
LOWER ROUGE RIvER TRAIL
Reference Librarian, Joyce Simowski, will lead
from The Senior Alliance, Area Agency on Aging, PRESENTATION the discussion. The library will provide Large
1-C. Please contact the Senior Adult Program at
The Lower Rouge River non-motorized trail is un-
Print copies of the book for each group member.
394-5485 for more information.
derway! Construction of the trail system is a multi-
Please make a reservation by calling the Senior
Location: Arts II
phase project that will take years to complete.
Desk at 394-5485. (The May 28 meeting will be
SENIORS
Date: Year-round
The first phase of the system is being constructed
in the Oak room). The books to be discussed are
Day: F
for the ITC Corridor west to Sheldon Road and
“The Boy on the Bus” by Deborah Schupak on
Time: 9:00 am -3:00 pm
will open in the spring of 2008. A tentative date
May 28 and “The Maltese Falcon” by Dashiell
Ages: 55+
June 7, 2008 has been set for the grand opening
Hammett on June 25.
Code: 7430 .588 of phase I. Brad Sharp, Canton Parks Manager,
Location: Ash room
will speak on this wonderful new walking and hik-
Date: May 28, June 25
LEMONAdE WITH b.J.
ing venue. Presented by Canton Leisure Parks
Day: W
Tune into the radio show about, by and for se-
and the Pioneers Senior Club. Register for this
Time: 1:00-2:00 pm
niors, hosted by our award-winning Betty Smith
free program by contacting the Senior Desk
Ages: 55+
every Wednesday, on the Plymouth Canton
Location: Summit Maple/Oak Room
Code: 7430 .224
Schools station WSDP 88.1 FM. Betty features
Date: May 2
interviews with local senior newsmakers such as
Day: F
PROTECTING yOURSELF IN
Lloyd Carr, Dr. Jim Ryan and the late Bo Schem-
Time: 12:30-1:30 pm
TOdAy’S FINANCIAL WORLd
bechler, as well as fantastic music. Make this a
Ages: 21 and Up Topics to be discussed include; Predatory lending,
Wednesday must!
Code: 7430 .247 mortgage/tax foreclosure and reverse mortgages.
Location: off-site
In addition, free legal consultations will be avail-
Date: Year-round
GRANdPARENTING - MAKING IT GRANd!
able. Presented by the non-profit agency Elder
Day: W There are surprises in store when you become a
Law and Advocacy Center Neighborhood Legal
Time: 10:30-11:00am grandparent. Learn the latest trends in childcare,
Services Michigan. This is a valuable evening for
Ages: All ages child-rearing practices, safety and much more.
all ages. Please register with the Senior Desk at
Code: 7430 .174
We’ll also discuss the joys (and challenges) of
394-5485. Refreshments will be served.
being a grandparent, how you can support your
Location: PDC
CONGRESSMAN THAddEUS
child and take care of yourself. Presented by
Date: Jun 17
MCCOTTER CONSTITUENT HOURS MFit, the University of Michigan Health Education
Day: Tu
Your Congressman’s “office” will be visiting the
Resource Center. You must register for this class
Time: 4:30 - 5:30 pm: Legal Consulting
district’s senior centers once a month. Lori
at the Summit front desk by Thursday, May 2.
6:00 - 8:00 pm: Presentation
O’Brady will offer assistance on any federal
Location: Summit Maple/Oak Room
Ages: 21 and up
matters. She will speak with you, one on one, to
Date: May 10
Code: 7430 .232
privately gather information to take back to the
Day: Sa
office. RSVP with the Senior Desk at 394-5485.
Time: 10:00-12:00 pm THE FIvE WISHES
Location: Oak Room
Fee: $10
The Five Wishes document helps you express
Date: May 1, June 5, July 3, Aug 7
Ages: 21 yrs and up
how you want to be treated if you are seriously
Day: Th
Code: 7430 .242 ill and unable to speak for yourself. It is unique
Time: 9:00-10:00 am “CARd & GAMES PARTy”
among all other living wills, because it looks to all
Ages: 55+
of a person’s needs: medical, personal, emotional
Meet new friends, enjoy a light luncheon (sand-
and spiritual. The Five Wishes encourages dis-
Code: 7435 .502
wiches, desserts and beverages) and play the
cussion with your family and physician, and helps
board game or card game of your choice. Cards
vETERAN HISTORy PROJECT
to communicate: who you want to make health
will be provided, but you will need to bring your
World War II Veterans -We Need You, Again!
care decisions for you when you can’t make them;
own board game. There will also be a 50/50 raffle
You answered the call of duty once before, and
medical treatment you want or don’t want; how
and table prizes. Come on your own or with a
today we ask you again to participate in a project
comfortable you want to be; how you want people
group! Tickets will be available at the Senior Desk
to preserve your memories and stories for future
to treat you and what you want your loved ones
of the Summit and from Pioneer Club members.
generations. Interviews are being conducted by
to know. Presented by Arbor Hospice and Home
Sponsored by the Pioneer Senior Social Club.
seniors which are then being sent to the National
Care and the Pioneers Senior Club. Register for
Location: Ash Room
Archives in Washington D.C. Your collection of
this free program by contacting the Senior Desk
Date: May 16
letters, diaries, maps, photographs and home
Location: Summit Maple/Oak Room
Day: Friday
movies of America’s war veterans and those
Date: Jun 20
Time: 12:30-3:30 pm
who served in support of them can also be used.
Day: F
Ages: 55+
Contact the Senior Center to either volunteer as
Time: 12:30-1:30 pm
Code: 7431 .250
an interviewer or to be interviewed.
Ages: 21 and up
Code: 7430 .246
| SenIorS M=Summit members, R=Resident, NR=Non-resident
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