JULY 2015 ISSUE
THE WHISTLESTOP
From the Director… The Puzzle is Almost Complete! Wow! We have had a terrific response to our Matching Campaign! As of press time, we have received close to $3800, just $1200 shy of our $5000 goal. This amount will be matched by FiftyForward giving us a total of $7600. We are hoping for some last minute donations that could push us even closer to our goal. Remember the deadline is June 30, 2015! Thank you so much to all of our donors so far. Every little bit helps to keep our doors open and the bills paid!
Reader’s Theater Group Needs a New Name Many of you have enjoyed our terrific performances from our Reader’s Theater Group. Well, now they need your help! They are having trouble deciding on their new name and would like our membership to vote. The top three choices are: The Loose Caboose Players, The Loco-Motive Players, or The Un-Trained Players. A voting sheet will be on the front counter for you to cast your favorite choice. Thank you in advance!
Kelsey Mahaffey
New Advisory Council Members
Update: Raised for Relay for Life
We would like to extend a hearty welcome to the following members who are joining or continuing with the Advisory Council as of July 15th: Ann Mitchell, Cornelia Laux, Eddie Novi, Joyce Fottrell, Juanita Frable, Mary Ann Williams, Maxine Wiggs and Polly Cross. These fabulous folks have agreed to serve on the council for the next two years. Thank you for volunteering and welcome aboard!
Together the Center and The Madison-Rivergate Chamber of Commerce raised $1465+ for the American Cancer Society! A BIG thank you goes out to our Madison Relay for Life team who took shifts so someone from our team was walking during the whole event on May 30th. Overall, the joint efforts of local businesses have raised $14,000+ so far! Donations will still be accepted through August to go toward this event.
Our Mission FiftyForward enriches the lives of adults 50 + by providing pathways to health, well-being and lifelong learning. 301 Madison St. Madison, TN 37115
(615) 860-7180
www.fiftyforward.org
A Star Spangled Tasty Tuesday Tuesday, July 21 Wellcare for sponsoring the FREE Summer Kickoff Cookout. all those who donated cakes for the cake walk and Mel for his grilling prowess. HighPoint Hospice for sponsoring all three Summer Dinner Theater shows.
Join us for melodies of patriotic pleasantry at Tasty Tuesday on July 21st! Partake of a traditional American meal at 11:30 a.m. featuring hamburgers with all the fixings, baked beans, pasta salad and cookie. Then, welcome back our very own Silver Notes Band who will favor us with patriotic tunes and other favorite selections! Purchase your $5.00 ticket at the front desk by Friday, July 17th.
Rockin’ Summer Birthday Party Thursday, July 23 At 1:30 p.m. celebrate those with June, July and August birthdays by indulging in cupcakes, ice cream and punch. All the attending summer babies will receive a coupon for a free meal at Captain D’s. Once your sweet tooth is satisfied, rock with Michael Elley to favorites such as “La Bamba” and “Twist and Shout.” The dance floor will even be open! We’ll also get some good laughs as Karen Elley shares an original funny short story during intermission. Sign up in the FREE Event Binder by Tuesday, July 21st.
Windlands East for providing the yummy Tasty Tuesday dessert.
Summer Dinner Theater
Bill Beck for arranging the special tour and parking for the State Capitol trip.
Two of Nashville’s leading singer/songwriters redefine the modern Southern woman in “Good Ol’ Girls,” a musical about love, loss, and laughter. Through the language of five unique southerners, “Good Ol’ Girls” celebrates childhood through old age with big hair and bigger hearts. Great music. Fabulous stories. There’s a “Good Ol’ Girl” in all of us. Come let yours out on July 28th! Partake of a scrumptious barbecue plate meal including baked beans, coleslaw, potato salad, cornbread and dessert. Tickets are $22.00 and are available at the front desk until Friday, July 24th. Seating commences at 5:45 p.m. Thursday, August 27th’s $20 show will see Elvis come back to life with his music performed by The Kats featuring Danny McCorkle. Enjoy an Elvis-approved meal of meatloaf, mashed potatoes, green beans, corn bread, garden salad and dessert. Tuesday, September 29th be entertained by nationally known impersonator, The Black Diamond, as he performs all things Neil Diamond in honor of the anniversary of “Sweet Caroline” going to #1. Indulge in a true Diamond-style supper of Olive Garden lasagna, breadstick, green salad and dessert. Purchase all 3 tickets at once for a reduced price of $60!
all those who donated to the Matching Campaign. Thank you for investing in our center and keeping us steaming ahead into 2016! all our amazing volunteers: this place would not run without you. Thank you for all your care, ideas, and hard work!
Tues., July 28 / Thurs., August 27 / Tues., Sept. 29
Lunch & Learn Thursday, July 30
Center Hours Monday-Thursday 7:00am-4:30 pm Friday 7:00 am-3:30 pm
The FREE Lunch and Learn presented by Skyline returns on Thursday, July 30th at 11:30 a.m. Olive Garden will cater the delicious meal of pasta, breadstick, salad and tea. Afterward, the featured speaker will be an Oncologist who will address cancer treatment and related topics. There are only 70 available seats so be sure and hurry to get your FREE event ticket at the front desk. If you are unable to make the event, we ask that you please return your ticket to the front desk so others may attend. 301 Madison St. Madison, TN 37115
(615) 860-7180
www.fiftyforward.org
Unless otherwise indicated, all classes are included with membership. Visitors add $5.00. Line Dance led by Faye Redden; 9:30 am
SilverSneakers® Circuit taught by Kathleen Phillips; 12:30 pm; Increase your cardiovascular and muscular endurance with a standing workout. SilverSneakers® Stress Reduction & Restorative Breathing taught by Kathleen Phillips. 2:00 pm; Focuses on reducing stress and breathing techniques Yoga taught by Stephen North, Jr.; 2:00 pm & 6:00 pm; $5 per class for members Ballroom Dancing taught by Kathleen Phillips. 5:00 pm; To resume in September 2015. Personal Training with Michael Neel; 4:30-6:30pm; $15/30 min; $25/hour; Inquire at front desk ®
SilverSneakers Classic taught by Kathleen
Phillips; 10:00 am; Uses hand-held weights, tubes, balls, and chairs specifically tailored for seniors Tai-Chi taught by Larry Lee; 9:00 am & 6:45 pm; $3.00 a class; Improves balance, flexibility and overall health. SilverSneakers® Yoga Stretch taught by Kathleen Phillips; 10:00 am; Moves your whole body through a series of seated and standing yoga poses. SilverSneakers® Classic taught by Kathleen Phillips; 12:30 pm Yoga with Stephen North, Jr.; 2:00 pm; $5 a class SilverSneakers® Classic taught by Kathleen Phillips; 12:30 pm Yoga with Stephen North, Jr.; 6:00 pm; $5.00 a class SilverSneakers® Classic taught by Lisa Elkin; 12:30pm Yoga taught by Stephen North, Jr.; 2:00 pm; $5 a class Yoga with Stephen North, Jr.; 11:00 am; $5.00 a class
And Monday Through Friday... Fitness Center Equipment - Don Tanner is available most Mon. Wed. and Fridays from 1:00 until 2:00 p.m. to answer questions & demonstrate how to use the machines. City Road United Methodist Track - The track is open for Fitness Center FiftyForward Madison members’ use Mon - Fri from 8:005:00 p.m. Go by the front desk, show your FiftyForward Hours scan card, get the pass code to get in. The track is on the second level. Monday -Thursday Lisa Elkin, Certified Personal Trainer is available for 7:00am - 6:30 pm sessions during the day. Call her at 926-2708 to schedule. Friday $25/session. 7:00 am - 3:30 pm Walk Our Parking Lot - Four times around our parking lot equals one mile! asdzfg
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Audiology Screening Sign up at the front desk for a FREE hearing appointment by Summit Audiology of Hendersonville! The next session will be on Tuesday, August 18th from 10:30 until 11:30 a.m. Benefit Checkup Are you eligible for SNAP & other benefits? To find out, call the Community Food Advocates hotline: (615) 385 - 2286 extension: 230 Blood Pressure Checks 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month from 10:30 -11:30 a.m. Provided by Shirley Brown Blood Pressure and Glucose Checks Jenny Kay Caregivers: 2nd Tuesdays of the month, 10:30 – 11:30a.m. Depression and Bipolar Support Group If you suffer from Depression, Bipolar Disorder, other mood and emotional disorders or are a caregiver for those who suffer, join the DBSA group on the first and third Tuesday of every month at 6:30 p.m. Facilitator: Annie Lauri, DBSA Madison Chapter. Good Food For Good People Fresh, local produce, meat, cheese and various canned goods for sale every Thursday from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. in the Social Room.
Wellness Resources are continued on the Social Groups page.
*Art Club - Meets on Thursdays between 9:00 and 1:00 in the Open Art Room to create and pursue arts and crafts in various forms. Free Legal Aid: Provided by *Bingo - Most first Mondays and fourth Beck & Beck Law Office Tuesdays of the month at 1:00 p.m. Join Meet with an attorney on the us for a chance to win prizes! 3rd Wednesdays starting at 9 a.m. in 15 minute sessions. Bob Ross Oil Painting Class – $25 for a completed oil painting on canvas! Taught by See the front desk to make certified instructor Liz Farar. This class will take a hiatus until the fall weather returns. an appointment. Having a Big Party? Rent our Building! - We provide rental of our Social Room for evenings and Saturdays. Cost is $100 per hour, minimum of three hours and includes all tables and chairs. FiftyForward members receive a 25% discount! Notary Services - Julie Reeves, Notary. Donation to the center requested. Monday through Thursday, 12:30 4:30, Fridays 11:30 - 3:30.
*Crochet for Beginners/Crochet Club – Wednesdays at 12:00 p.m. Led by Paulette Spalding. Bring an “H” needle and yarn and Paulette will be happy to show you the basics of crochet. dasdf
Framing – Learn the art of framing your own projects, including matte board, glass & moulding! $15 for 3 hours. See Mel Cooper to make an appointment. *Knitting Club – Thursdays at noon. Don’t know how? Someone will show you! Just bring your knitting needles and some yarn. *Photo Club – The Nashville Photography’s Digital Focus Group meets on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 6:00 p.m. In July, they will discuss clipping paths and masks in Photoshop. *Quilting Club – Mondays from 11-2 p.m. Bring your materials and quilt away! Have a question? Someone in the Club will be glad to help.
Open Computer Lab - Our computer lab is equipped with *Reader’s Theater- Calling all Actors! Rehearsals are Tuesdays at 11 a.m. Don’t worry cable internet and open for about memorizing your lines. Facilitated by Kelsey Mahaffey. your daily use! *NOTE: Lab is closed during private Find out about the featured art classes Drawing Basics on Thursday, computer tutoring times, July 16th and Design and Composition, sign up by Thursday, July reflexology and Legal Aid. Tech Up - Sign up at the front desk for one-on-one instruction on social media, tablets & smartphones. On the fourth Wednesdays of the month in half hour increments starting at 8:30 a.m. Transportation - To/From Center on Tues. & Thurs. $2/ within 3 miles of center, $3/ within 4 miles.
Free Wi-Fi We are happy to provide FREE Wi-Fi here at the center. See front desk for password.
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Guitar Lessons – By appointment with Vern Pilder. $15/45 min. Inquire at the front desk. *Golden Tones Choir – Led by Geno Haffner Fridays at 12:30 p.m. Seeking those who love to sing. *Karaoke – ‘D. J.’ Dottie Dillard leads the 2nd Thursday of each month at 12:30 p.m. Come sing your favorite song or just listen. Door prizes! Thursday, June 11th. *Open Music Jam – Every Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. in Classroom #2. Piano & Voice Lessons – Fridays at 10 a.m. Taught by Geno Haffner. $15/30 minutes. Call Geno at 310-4579 to schedule. *Silver Notes Band – Kim Yearwood leads this 16+ big band on Wednesday at 2 p.m. They perform all over Nashville. Did you play an instrument in high school? Join them. s
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Bible Conversation – Bible meets every Wednesday at 10 a.m. Book Club – Discuss Inferno by Dan Brown at 1:00 on the fourth Wednesday of the month, July 22nd. Enjoy this 2013 mystery thriller which is the fourth book in the author’s Robert Langdon series. This book is available at your local library.
Wellness Resources are continued here from the Exercise Class page.
Bunco - Come play Bunco on the second Wednesday of every month at 12:30 p.m. We need at least 4 to play this easy dice game. Free prizes for those who win the most and Bunco.
Grief Support Group Every first and third Monday at 10:00 a.m. we offer a free support group for those dealing with the stages of grief. Meet with others who are journeying through the same processes in a safe and confidential environment. Facilitated by Adam Waltenbaugh, Masters in Counseling, Vanderbilt University.
Film Club – Some Fridays at 1:30 p.m. FREE refreshments! In July, we will show two member recommendations, one on the 24th and one on the 31st. Each movie title is listed on the calendar insert. See Sam for more information about each movie.
Living at Home Services Providing referrals to help seniors remain at home as long as possible. Adrienne Morgan, Care Manager. Call 860-7180.
Brain Train – Brain Train is on hiatus until the announcement of the next Brain Games competition.
Genealogy Club – Meets the 1st Thursday at 10:00 a.m. On July 2nd, share your ancestors’ military experience. Inglewood & Friends – Meets 3rd Tuesday of each month at 1 p.m. Plans monthly trips. Madison Travelers – Meets 1st Wednesday of each month at 12 p.m. Plans monthly trips for evenings and weekends. Mexican Train Dominoes – 12:30 p.m. every Wednesday. Come learn how to play this fun game. Bring a set of dominoes if you have them. Pop-Up Club – Sign up at the front desk to be made aware of last minute deals on trips & entertainment, known as “pop-ups” as they are available. Red Hat Society – 2nd Monday of each month at 10:30 a.m. $15 yearly dues. Join these ladies for lunch in red and purple gear! Linda Kent, Queen. Monday, July 13th they lunch at the Black-Eyed Pea. Reminisce – Meets 1st Tuesday at 1 p.m. Go back in time with Nancy McDougal. Door prizes!
Suggestions Welcome!
Second Sight - Get together with other Blind members of the community. Meets 2nd & 4th Mondays at 9:00 a.m.
Please see the suggestion box in the front hallway and our Advisory Council will review.
What’s in the Bag? - This game will take a summer break and return in October. Wisdom Writers Club - 1st and 3rd Fridays at 10:00 a.m. Join others in Life Story Writing. Take a peek at the Wisdom Writers’ new display in the Party Room hallway.
Medicare Counseling Ray Daws, seasoned SHIP volunteer, is ready to assist with any Medicare questions you may have. He can be reached at (615) 628-8592 and by email at rdaws@comcast.net. Metro Nutrition Program Lunch for seniors over 60. Must apply with Metro first. Mon-Fri, 11:30 am. 48 hour reservation required. Also serving Meals on Wheels. Contact Felicia Whitaker at 860-7180. Donations requested. Reflexology Appointments Every 2nd Tuesday 9:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. David Robertson, RCR, Certified Reflexologist of Nice Touch Reflexology. Cost is $25 for 30 minutes, $50 for one hour. Call 860-7180 to schedule. Therapeutic Massage Sue Truitt provides massages at her home, which is close to the Center. Call her at 868-7032 or 519-3788 to schedule.
Trips are posted on the 3rd Tuesday of the month, aka “Tasty Tuesday.” Payment is DUE at sign-up. If the trip is full, put your name on the waiting list. If we get at least 10 names we’ll try to plan the trip again. Take Me Out to the Sounds Game! There’s nothing quite like celebrating July 4th by enjoying a hot dog and Coke while watching America’s favorite pastime! Let’s take advantage of the special senior night ticket price to boot! Root on the Nashville Sounds as they take on the Colorado Springs Sky Sox at the brand new First Tennessee Ball Park. While there, enjoy the classic tastes of the concession stand dinner menu. *Note: Concession prices are usually higher than average fast food prices.* Wednesday, July 1 - 5:45 p.m. - $15 + Dinner Red, White and Bluegrass Music for Seniors’ puts on the Red, White and Bluegrass for an Independence Day celebration! Check out our sister center, FiftyForward J.L. Turner at the Bellevue YMCA, for this show featuring favorite bluegrass artists Kathy Chiavola, Craig Duncan and Mark Barnett. Afterward, stop at Marble Slab Creamery and add their specialty “mix-ins” to your ice cream selection. Thursday, July 2 - 1:30 p.m. - $8 + Dessert Discover the Oldest Family-Owned Bakery in Tennessee ~Currently full. Signup on the waiting list in case of a cancellation. The Dutch Maid Bakery is listed on the Historic Registry as the oldest family-owned bakery in all of Tennessee. They serve the same traditional recipes used by the Baggenstoss family since their opening in 1902. Take a tour and find out more before settling in at their café for lunch featuring such delights as sandwiches on Dutch Maid breads, salads, and Famous Fran’s chicken salad. Be sure to stock up on the raved-about treats! Also, stop in Sewanee for a look inside The Lemon Fair, a shop of whimsical artisan craft goods where the local legend of the Sewanee Angels first took flight. Wednesday, July 8 - 9:00 a.m. - $9 + Lunch A Salute to America Larry Keeton Live Music series presents the Nashville Community Concert Band performing a selection of songs in “A Salute to America.” The NCCB, founded in 1973, is an open band of Nashvillians ranging in ages from 20 to 80 years old and all walks of life. They can often be heard during the Metro Parks Summer Program in Centennial Park. Before the concert, discover the Italian tastes of Mirko Pasta in Donelson. The increasing popular scene of local food trucks will be on hand at the theatre for snack and drink purchases before the concert and during intermission. Friday, July 10 - 5:00 p.m. - $13 + Dinner Bluebird Café ~Currently full. Signup on the waiting list in case of a cancellation.~ Ride out to the famous Bluebird Café in Green Hills for their monthly Senior Show, which is always a hit featuring amazing songwriting talent! Enjoy free coffee and pastries as you are entertained by some wonderful artists. Wind up this excursion with tempting tastes ranging from Italian to American at The Cheesecake Factory. Be sure to save room for dessert! Monday, July 13 - 9:00 a.m. - $7 + Lunch Inglewood and Friends to Lebanon Premium Outlets Inglewood invites you to join them in their excursion to the Lebanon Premium Outlets. The emphasis of the day will be on Bon Worth, but you are welcome to adventure to other shops as well. Beforehand, gear yourself up for a day of shopping with meat-and-three options at the Sunset Family Restaurant. Monday, July 20 - 10:30 a.m. - $7 + Lunch Supper Club ~Currently full. Signup on the waiting list in case of a cancellation.~ Relish in the long evenings of summer and appreciate a night out on the town with Sam and the Supper Club! On this excursion, we’ll sample the delights of The Chop House in Hendersonville. Choose from your choice of soup, salad, sandwiches, pasta, and their specialty: juicy, tender steak options. Wednesday, July 22 - 5:30 p.m. - $6 + Dinner
Have a Trip Idea? See Sam or write it down and put it in the suggestion box!
Madison Travelers to George Jones Museum Explore the brand new George Jones Museum with the Madison Travelers! The museum was opened by Nancy Jones on April 24th to commemorate the two-year anniversary of her husband’s passing. Check out the second floor museum with its memories, memorabilia and even an interactive booth where you can sing along with Mr. Jones! Be sure to find your way to the 75foot rooftop bar for their beautiful view of the Cumberland River. And at 12:30 p.m., dig into yummy grub on the first floor at the Possum Holler Café. Monday, July 27 - 10:00 a.m. - $22 + Lunch 301 Madison St. Madison, TN 37115
(615) 860-7180
www.fiftyforward.org
The Basics: Alzheimer’s and Dementia Thursday, July 9 Let's find out more about The Basics. Tiffany Cloud-Mann of the Alzheimer's Association will present The Basics of Alzheimer's Disease on Thursday, July 9th at 10:00 a.m. This seminar will help attendees understand more about Dementia and Alzheimer's. Learn about the 10 Warning Signs and what to do if you are concerned for yourself or someone you love. Tiffany will also be sure to touch on local resources, support groups, research and advocacy efforts. Sign up in the FREE Event Binder on the front desk.
Drawing Basics Thursday, July 16 Join Candace of FiftyForward J.L. Turner for a 3-hour workshop to discover basic skills in drawing. Learn about the different materials used for drawing and sketching as well as how to draw from life. She will teach simple exercises that will work your hand-eye coordination and help you learn to draw what you see! This class is suitable for beginner to intermediate students. The cost per student is $25.00 and includes supplies. Only 10 spots are available so hurry to sign up by Friday, July 10th!
Help a Child Learn! Volunteer with FLIP Friends Learning in Pairs. Make a difference in the lives of children by tutoring reading and math while developing a special friendship with students in grades K-4. Contact: Sandra Thomas, 615-743-3422.
Design and Composition Sign up by Thursday, July 23 Steve Lasuer teaches Design and Composition at Nossi School of Art and has offered to bring this class to us! His course will walk you through art history, how to setup the design and begin a composition. The class will last for two hours including an hour of learning and an hour of compiling individual scrapbooks to teach your eye to capture design and help influence your future craft and art compositions for the better. Any from the beginner to the accomplished artist are welcome. The cost for this course is $80 for the whole six-week course. The class will run each Thursday at 9:30 a.m. from August 27th through October 1st. Sign up at the front desk by Thursday, July 23rd!
Mayoral and City Elections Thursday, August 6 The center will host voting from 7:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. for the mayoral/city elections.
Ready to Join? A membership is just $120 per year. Bank draft of just $10 per month is available as well. We are a SilverSneakers and Silver & Fit reimbursed location!
Flea Market Friday, August 7 The quarterly flea market is right around the corner! Live music, plenty of vendor space, fabulous finds, and home-baked goodies will be on hand! Plus barbecue sandwiches will be available for purchase at lunch time. Shop, eat, and be entertained from 9:00 till 3:00 on Friday, August 7th. All vendors who remain until 3:00 p.m. will be entered into a drawing for a free vendor table at the November 6th market! Call 860-7180 or come by the front desk to find out more.
We love our volunteers and we want you know our appreciation for you. Any ideas for recognizing volunteers? Drop them in our suggestion box! Also check out the “Volunteer Corner” on the newly redone bulletin boards. Recently, we’ve recognized Del Dorr as Volunteer of the Year and we’ve featured Juanita Frable and Erwin Klotwog as Volunteers of the Month. Now we’re celebrating the exemplary dedication and service of those rotating off our Advisory Council: John Young, Shirley Overby, Ruth Wright, Lucille Woods, and Sarah Roberts. THANK YOU!
Contact Us (615) 860-7180 Fax (615) 860-7732
FiftyForward Madison Station Staff & Emails: Kelsey Mahaffey - Center Director kmahaffey@fiftyforward.org Samantha Garlock - Program Mgr. sgarlock@fiftyforward.org Julie Reeves - Afternoon Office Mgr. jreeves@fiftyforward.org Lauren Woods - Morning Office/ Volunteer Manager lwoods@fiftyforward.org Kathleen Phillips - SS Instructor/ Liaison kphillips@fiftyforward.org Adrienne Morgan - Care Manager amorgan@fiftyforward.org Michele Clark - FLIP Coordinator mclark@fiftyforward.org Darryl Brady - Maintenance dbrady@fiftyforward.org Ron Lashbrook - Van Driver Felicia Whitaker - Metro Meals
Where are we located? Even though our address is 301 Madison Street, we are physically located at the end of Douglas Street. There is a sign out front that says ‘FiftyForward Madison Station.’ Parking and entrance are in the back.
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Prize Challenge Anne McKinney was incredibly perseverant to figure out June’s Creek puzzle. Her correct answer is displayed on the FiftyForward News bulletin board. Congrats, Anne! Will you be the next Prize Challenge winner? A July-appropriate phrase has fallen out of the puzzle below. Be the first to give the correct answer to win the prize.