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Age-Friendly Fremont, August 2018

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AUGUST 2018

AN AGE-FRIENDLY CITY IS A LIVABLE CITY P.02 SUMMER CONCERTS

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P.06 WHAT’S FOR LUNCH?

Enjoy entertainment with the scenic backdrop of Lake Elizabeth. Bring a picnic!

Find out the welcome we have in store for you at our Senior Center Orientation

Check out the delicious menu we have this month at the Lake Side Café — breakfast, too!

KEEPING OLDER ADULTS SAFE The City of Fremont Police have a tradition of excellence and work hard to make sure our older residents are safe. Some of the specific programs that are agefriendly include: You Are Not Alone (YANA) is a free telephone reassurance program in which volunteers call enrollees daily (Monday—Friday) to ensure their safety and well-being. Volunteers in Police Services (VIPS) connect with the community in many ways. They help enforce handicapped parking laws, respond to neighborhood requests for patrol checks and provide safety information to the public.

are lost. Officers can then refer families to senior services for assistance.

NIXLE is a community alert system that can help find older adults who

We can all be involved in preventing crimes and one way to do that is to get involved in your neighborhood and National Night Out 2018 (see page 2). To learn more about police department programs that serves seniors call Lauren Baca at 510.790.6691 or LBaca@fremont.gov

510.790.6600 www.fremont.gov/seniorcenter /FremontSeniorCenter seniorcenter@fremont.gov

All classes and services offered at: Fremont Senior Center 40086 Paseo Padre Pkwy, Fremont, CA 94538


August Birthday Party Celebration Friday August 10 1—2pm Entertainment will be provided by Behind the Barn Bluegrass Band. Everyone is welcome, even if it is not your birthday! Free cake and ice-cream will be given to all attendees and all those celebrating an August birthday receive a FREE gift. Sponsored by Roses’ Mortuary, the Builders Fund and the Garden Club. National Night Out Tuesday August 7 7—9pm Help us make 2018 the biggest National Night Out event in Fremont’s history!

Dinner Dance “Life’s A Beach” Tuesday August 7 5—8pm Mark your calendar for the Fremont Senior Center’s Dinner Dance located at 40086 Paseo Padre Parkway. Shrimp Louie Salad, Grilled Steak with Mushroom Sauce, Garlic Butter Green Beans, Twice Baked Potato with Cheese, Bacon and Chives, and Warm Bread Pudding with Vanilla Cream Bourbon Sauce will be prepared by culinary trained Chef David Lee. The Magic Notes will play live music for all to enjoy and dance to. Get your $25 ticket for this fun night out! Call the Fremont Senior Center with any questions at 510.790.6600.

MEMBERSHIP PRICE NOTIFICATION

Effective 9/1/18, the Fremont Senior Center membership will be $32 for residents and $42 for non-residents. Membership is still optional and anyone 55 and older is encouraged to join and support an active center. Membership gives discounts on meals, trips, and classes and helps support a center that provides a large array of services to adult 55+.

CITY OF FREMONT

SUMMER CONCERT SERIES The Central Park Summer Concert Series returns with the scenic backdrop of beautiful Lake Elizabeth. The 2018 concerts take place between July 12 and August 16 and will feature a variety of musical genres and performers. Date Band

Details

August 2 Rock Skool

80’s Rock

August 9 Kenny Metcalf

Elton John Early Years

August 16 East Bay Mudd

Big Horn Band Playin’ R&B Hits

THE PLACES YOU WILL GO! Sign up at the front desk or call us at 510.790.6600 DAY TRIPS Castello di Amorosa Tuesday August 14 $115 members $120 non-members Luther Burbank Gardens and Charles Schultz Museum Tuesday August 14 $87 members $92 non-members

EXTENDED TRIPS (Provided by Collette Tours) Explore Tuscany (Italy) April 25—May 3, 2019 America’s Music Cities October 6—13, 2019 Southern Charm Holiday December 1—6, 2019

IMPORTANT PARKING NOTICE No parking in the roundabout parking lot starting at 2pm on Thursday’s August 2, August 9 and August 16, due to the Summer Concert Series. There will be ADA parking spots designated for Senior Center participants in the parking lot along Paseo Padre Pkwy. You can also park in our rear parking lot off of Sailway Drive. We do apologize for any incovenience and appreciate your understanding. P.02 | 08.18 AGE-FRIENDLY FREMONT

Simply email: seniorcenter@fremont.gov to receive your monthly copy of Age Friendly Fremont electronically.


ARE YOU A MEMBER OR A SENIOR CENTER PATRON? Senior Center Orientation Wednesday August 8 10.30—11.30am WIng B If you are a new member, existing member or just curious about the Fremont Senior Center this Welcome Orientation is just for you! Stop by the front desk during office hours or call us at 510.790.6600 and reserve your space today. Receive a tour and learn all about the vibrant center.

The Magic Notes have been together since 2001. They play all styles of music from Country Western, Classic Rock and Classic

APPOINTMENTS AND SERVICES Sign up at the front desk or call us at 510.790.6600. All services are held in the Service Office (unless indicated otherwise). Shirley White is an estate planning attorney that has been giving legal advice at the Fremont Senior Center on topics such as trusts, wills, probates and powers of attorney for the past 12 years. Seniors sign up for 20 minute slots to have their estate planning questions answered on the third Thursday of every month. If you have questions about your will, trust or other topics listed above, please make an appointment today! (If further service and legal counsel is needed, Shirley visits clients in their own homes for a fee.)

HEALTH Blood Pressure & Glucose Checks Every Tuesday and Thursday 9am—12pm Cholesterol* 8/7 — 1st Tuesday of each month 8.10am—11.15am Vision Screening 8/8 — 2nd Wednesday of each month 9am—12pm Diabetes Management* 8/15 — 3rd Wednesday of each month 10am—11am Dental Screening 8/14— 2nd Tuesday of each month 8.10am—11.15am Foot Care Screening* 8/1— 1st Wednesday of each month 8.30am—12pm Tri-City Mobile Health Clinic Every Tuesday 8am—2pm Caregiver Counseling 8/10 and 8/24 2nd and 4th Friday of each month 9.30am—11am

TRANSPORTATION

Standards. Band members Ed, John, Mark and Bob would like to thank everyone for their support. Stop by the 1st Thursday of each month to hear them play “Good time dance music” at 1.30pm!

Senior Clipper Cards (Please bring proof of age document) 8/9 — 2nd Thursday of each month 10am—11am Paratransit and Subsidized Taxi Services 8/9 — 2nd Thursday of each month 11am—12pm

Travel Training Workshop* 8/13 and 8/14 — 9am-12pm Learn how to ride buses and BART in this 2 day workshop

LEGAL Estate Planning* 8/16 — 3rd Thursday of each month 9.40am—10.40am HICAP Health Insurance Counseling* 8/2 and 8/16 — 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month and 8/13 and 8/27 — 2nd and 4th Monday of each month 1pm—3pm Legal Assistance for Seniors* 8/6 — 1st Monday 10am—12pm

BEAUTY Ladies Hairdresser* 8/13 — 2nd Monday of each month 10.30am—12pm

NUTRITION

(This service does not take place in the Service Office — Food will be distributed in the covered Courtyard area of Wing B until further notice.) TCV Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry 8/9 and 8/23 — 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month 1.30pm *Requires appointment or registration

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(m)= member (n)= non-member

FCC = Fremont Community Center

CULTURAL AND SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS

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LUNCH Monday — Friday Served at 12 PM Member: $5 Non Member: $7 All ages welcome!

TICKETS SOLD

FIRST-COME, FIRST SERVED NO REFUNDS, NO EXCHANGES

AUGUST

40086 Paseo Padre Pkwy, Fremont, CA 94538. Ph: 510.790.6600

BREAKFAST

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$6/$8 BBQ Beef Tri-Tip and Chicken Breast, Mac and Cheese, Braised Ham Collard Greens, Coleslaw and Rolls

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Monday — Friday Served 8—9.30 AM Member: $4 Non Member: $5

Pan Seared Chicken Breast with a Tarragon Mushroom Cream Sauce, Angel Hair Pasta, Vegetables, Salad and Bread

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$6/$8 Braised Lamb Shanks with Roasted Herb Red Potatoes, Green Beans with Carrots, Tossed Green Salad and Bread

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Frozen Meals When Available: M, T, Th, F: 9.30—10.30am, 1—2pm 2/$5 — Regular Meals 2/$7 — Special Meals

Oven Baked Crab Cakes with Garlic French Fries, Basil Tartar Sauce, Grainy Mustard, Coleslaw and a Roll

Rotisserie Style Chicken, Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, Oven Roasted Vegetables, Salad and a Roll

Ground Turkey and Sun Dried Tomato Pasta Bake with Tuscan Vegetable Blend, Caesar Salad and Garlic Bread

Spanish Beef Stew with Flour Tortillas, Ranch Beans, Cumin-Cilantro Rice, Roasted Corn and Tomatoes, Avocado Slaw, Homemade Flan Custard

Kaluha Pork with a Brown SugarSesame Glaze, Steamed Jasmine Rice, Baby Corn and Patty Pan Squash, Orange-Sesame Coleslaw and Bread

Chicken Pot Pie, Seasonal Vegetables, Salad and a Homemade Buttermilk Biscuit

Shrimp and Sausage Jambalya, Roasted Asparagus, Tossed Green Salad and Garlic Bread

Roasted Turkey Breast, Mushroom Stuffing, Brown Gravy, Cranberry Sauce, Broccoli and Peppers, Salad and Bread

Asian Beef and Broccoli with Steamed Jasmine Rice, Egg Roll, Cucumber and Tomato Salad, Fortune Cookie

Grilled Sirloin Steak with Mushrooms & Onions, Potato Au Gratin, Broccolini, Caesar Salad and Cheddar Biscuit

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Potato Crusted Fish with Herb Butter Sauce, Broccoli and Carrots, Rice Pilaf, Garden Salad and Bread

Seared Pork Chop with Apricot Chutney Sauce, Creamy Rosemary Polenta, Roasted Root Vegetables, Salad and Bread

Apple Brined Pork Loin with Maple Glaze, Garlic Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans and Red Bell Peppers, Spinach Salad and Bread

BBQ Chicken Teriyaki, Vegetable Chow Mein, Steamed Green Beans, Asian Slaw and a Fortune Cookie

$6/$8 Grilled BBQ Salmon with Chimichurri Sauce, Lemon Rice Pilaf, Roasted Brussel Sprouts, Raspberry Spring Mix, Salad and a Roll

Cajun Crusted Tilapia with Mustard Tartar Sauce, Tomato Rice Pilaf, Roasted Cauliflower, Salad and Bread

Shredded Beef with BBQ Sauce, Baked Potato, Collard Greens, Coleslaw and Honey Cornbread

Chicken Marsala, Garlic and Herb Mashed Potatoes, Steamed Seasonal Vegetables, Green Salad and Bread

Chicken Tamales, Spanish Rice, Refried Beans, Sour Cream Guacamole, Pico De Gallo, Shredded Lettuce Salad and Cinnamon Rice Pudding

Grilled Steak Fajitas with Onions and Peppers, Spanish Rice, Pinto Beans, Mild Salsa, Romaine Salad and Tortillas

MENU SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO AVAILABILITY OF FOODS.

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To Go’s must be called in by 11.00am Special dietary requests (i.e. vegetarian) must be called into the Chef by 10.30am. We accept cash, checks and major credit cards Taking food home with you is done at your own risk. Please be sure to eat within 30 min. or refrigerate.

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Information about useful, local resources that you or a friend may need. HOUSING

COMMUNITY INFORMATION COF Senior HelpLine afs@fremont.gov

510.574.2041

Community Ambassador Program for Seniors (CAPS) www.capseniors.org

510.574.2055

Area Agency on Aging I&R

510.577.3530

DEMENTIA—SPECIFIC SUPPORT Alzheimer’s Services of the East Bay www.aseb.org

510.656.1329

COF Family Caregiver Support

510.574.2041

Alzheimer’s Association

800.272.3900

Bay Area Community Services (BACS) 510.613.0330 www.bayareacs.org/adult-day-programs Stanford/VA Alzheimer’s Center www.med.stanford.edu/svalz

650.858.3915

EMPLOYMENT AND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES

510.494.4500

COVIA Shared Housing Program

510.574.2173

Fremont Landlord/Tenant Support

510.574.2270

COF Rent Review Program

510.733.4945

OUTDOOR SPACES AND BUILDING COF Recreation & Services

510.790.5541

East Bay Regional Park System

888.327.2757

TRANSPORTATION Transportation Helpline 510.574.2053 (for paratransit, taxi, travel training, etc.) LIFE ElderCare VIP Rides www.lifeeldercare.org

510.894.0370

Drivers for Survivors http://driversforsurvivors.org

510.579.0535

East Bay Paratransit www.eastbayparatransit.org

510.287.5000

VOLUNTEER AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT

SparkPoint Fremont

510.574.2020

Fremont Library Programs www.aclibrary.org/fremont

510.745.1400

Economic Development Department www.edd.ca.gov

510.794.3669

Senior Employment Program

510.238.3535

HEALTH AND WELLNESS COF Care Coordination and 510.574.2041 Support Services Medicare and Insurance Counseling (HICAP)

COF Office of Housing Assistance

510.839.0393

LIFE ElderCare Meals & Fall Prevention 510.574.2090 www.lifeeldercare.org

COF Senior Center www.fremont.gov/seniorcenter

510.790.6600

City of Newark Senior Center senior.center@newark.org

510.578.4840

Union City Senior Center 510.489.6629 ruggieriseniorcenter@unioncity.org Life ElderCare Friendly Visitors www.lifeeldercare.org

510.894.0370

CityServe Compassion Network www.compassionnetwork.org

510.796.7378

SOCIAL PARTICIPATION AND INCLUSION Senior Center Without Walls 877.797.7299 www.seniorcenterwithoutwalls.org COF You Are Not Alone (YANA)

510.790.6691

COF = City of Fremont

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VOLUNTEERS!

A Big “Thank You” to our Trip Volunteers We want to thank Marlene Benner, Debbie Haigler, Dick Haigler, Pat Fong and Linette Young for going the extra mile to make FSC’s trip a success. Thank you for showing up early to make sure everyone gets their seat, providing entertainment on the bus, assisting participants with entering the venue and making sure everyone gets their lunch. Your efforts are greatly appreciated!

CAPS Amabassadors having lunch after they organized, promoted and hosted the monthly Senior Center Orientation. (See page 3 for details) The FSC is grateful for their efforts!

Thanks Don and Stan! Volunteering to wash dirty dishes isn’t a glamorous job, but Don and Stan make it happen Monday—Friday. with a smile!

FREMONT GIVES New Lobby Furniture! Can you help with the final pieces? We are thrilled and grateful to report that we will be receiving a grant in excess of $7,000 from Fremont’s Candle Lighters organization (which operates the annual Ghost House at the Fremont Hub), plus a generous additional $1500 grant from our Senior Center Builder’s Fund and $1,000 from Elks Lodge #2121, to replace most of our lobby furniture! The high-quality beautiful and

comfortable furniture will match our lobby quilt and other Center design elements. But because commercial grade furniture is so expensive, we still need an additional $5,000 to complete the set. Can you please help?

Become a Senior Center Member Members enjoy the benefits of reduced lunch, trip, and class fees as well as priority for limited capacity events! Members may also receive this monthly newsletter mailed directly to your home for $15 per year.

Please donate online at www.fremont.gov/seniorcenter, or contact John Nguyen-Cleary at 510.574.2049 or jnguyen-cleary@ fremont.gov to discuss this or other giving opportunities.

Fremont Resident: $30 Annual Fee Non-resident: $40 Annual Fee Sign up at the front desk between 8am and 3pm or online at www.fremont.gov/seniorcenter

Medicare is continuing to mail new Medicare cards to people in California. If you haven’t gotten your new card yet, don’t worry! After your new Medicare card arrives in the mail, you can start using it right away. Here are 3 things to do when your new card arrives: 1. Carry your new Medicare card with you. 2. Destroy your old Medicare card. No need to hold onto it — it’s time to say goodbye! 3. Keep your Medicare Advantage Plan card. You might have noticed your new Medicare card looks a little different, but rest assured your Medicare coverage and benefits are still the same. Visit Medicare.gov/NewCard to learn more about your new Medicare card.

510.790.6600 www.fremont.gov/seniorcenter /FremontSeniorCenter seniorcenter@fremont.gov

The City of Fremont does not discriminate on the basis of disability. If you need an accommodation please contact the Human Services Department at 510.574.2050


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