Your everyday, enriched

APRIL 2020 914 235-2363

HUGH A. DOYLE SENIOR

CENTER 94 Davis Avenue,

New Rochelle, NY 10805

HOURS Monday thru Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm

Parking is free

TELEPHONE (914) 235-2363

www.newrochelleny.com/seniors

Staff Executive Director OFA & H.A.D Center Director .............................. Phillis Maucieri Recreation Supervisor ll: ................................ Sara J Furlong Program Specialist: ......................... Deborah McLeroy ……………………...Mirna S. Rodriguez Customer Service Representative: ........................... Mary Ellen Costa A.M. Receptionist: ................................ Danielle Dalia Transportation: ............................. Christine Amori .......................... Maria Sonia Arias Maintenance ......................... Michael Richards Nutrition Program: Site Manager: .......... Fran Campisi Food Service: .......... Elois Edwards .......................... Alejandro Gomez

LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR

Your everyday,

enriched.

The 2020 Census is easy. The questions are simple. The census asks questions that

provide a snapshot of the nation. Census results affect your voice in government, how

much funding your community receives and how your community plans for the

future.

When you fill out the census you help:

• Determine how many seats your state gets in Congress.

• Guide how more than $675 billion in federal funding is distributed

to states and communities each year.

• Create jobs, provide housing, prepare for emergencies and build

schools, roads and hospitals.

What is asked:

• Name

• Gender

• Age & Date of Birth

• Hispanic, Latino or Spanish Origin

• Race

• Number of people living or staying in your home. (Population count)

• Whether a person lives or stays somewhere else (so each person is counted only

once)

• Relationship

• Are you an Owner or Renter

• Phone Number

If you need help in filling out the forms, CALL the Office for

the Aging and Debbie or Mirna (en espanol) will help you fill

them out.

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Current “Movies for Grown-ups” are

shown on our big screen TV on Monday afternoons @ 1:00p in our Library. Admission is free but requires a valid Park PassPort. Suggested donation: $1.

Films are suspended until further notice due to Covid-19.

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SENIOR EXERCISE PROGRAMS The New Rochelle Office for the Aging offers daily exercise

classes @ the Hugh A. Doyle Senior Center. These classes

are taught by professionals and are designed for older adults.

A valid Park PassPort is required for participation. There

is a suggested donation of $1.00 payable on day of class.

BELLY DANCING Taught by Aszmara Sherry, this class is excellent for balance, flexibility and memory.

Mondays from 10:30—11:30a

SENIOR EXERCISE Taught by James Robinson, this seated class emphasizes strength training through the use of exercise bands.

Tuesdays from 10:30 –11:30a.

STAY STRONG AND FIT Taught by Offutt Porter, this “Boot-Camp” style class

offers an energetic workout which can be done both seated or standing depending on your ability.

Wednesdays from 10:45—11:45a.

DANCERCIZE Taught by Linda Andrews from the Dance

Connection, this standing class works on movement,

balance and stamina and has a great sound-track.

Thursdays from 10:30—11:30a

YOGA

Taught by Oudi Arroni, this class of seated Yoga offers stretching, breathing and meditation. An excellent way to end a busy week.

Fridays from 10:30—11:30a.

SELF DEFENSE FOR SENIORS

Taught by Sara Furlong, 7th degree

Black Belt in Karate, this class stresses

ones abilities and works to raise

awareness of one’s environment.

Wednesdays @ 1p for 8 weeks from

May 6 –June 24.

At this time of “Social Distancing”

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Phone orders: 914 636-0720

DECICCO OF PELHAM

43 Fifth Avenue, Pelham, NY 10803

Phone orders; 914 738-1377

Besides delivery, they offer “Seniors Only” shop-

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ON-LINE:

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Peapod

Whole Foods—2 hr. delivery for Amazon Prime

Members

Delivery fees vary.


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neighborhood on the long island sound, Dumont is a newly renovated

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Short and Long Term CareRehabilitation

Ventilator Dependent UnitSecure Unit For The Cognitively Impaired Secured Dementia and

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LIFE LONG LEARNING


Sr. Miriam Therese Peppin

COMPUTER

ROOM is open daily from 8:30a to 3:30p for your convenience. Membership in the H.A.D

COMPUTER CLUB is required to use the comput-

ers. Membership dues are $36.00 for PassPort

holders and $45.00 without.

COMPUTER CLASSES:

Are offered

every month for 3 weeks on

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Computer Labs are on Tuesdays and Thursdays to allow students to

practice their skills or make up a missed class.

Computer Classes are taught by Lilly Ciacci and

are on a one-to-one basis with each student getting their own computer. The fee for a three week course is $50 with Park PassPort and $60.00 for

non PassPort holders. Session I: 10:00a—11:30a M/W/F

Session II: 1:00p— 2:30p M/W/F

LEARN TO USE YOUR LAPTOP, I-PAD,

TABLET AND SMART PHONES During our construction, Lilly our, Computer instructor will continue instruction with mobile devices.

Tuesdays: 1—4p Thursdays: 1—4p

T.I.P.S PROGRAM—

a telehealth program for seniors that offers vital signs monitoring for physical health on Fridays only @ 10:00a—1:00p.

OUR SPIRITUAL JOURNEY

Come join Lynne Creighton in a

discussion group which will

touch upon some of the interest-

ing spiritual topics of the day. The group will meet once

a month after lunch in the H.A.D. Library on the

second Tuesday of the month, 4/14/20 @ 12:30p.

Los Envito Que vengan a practicar un curso de conversar y practicar el Ingles. Aqui en el centro Vengan para que se enteren. Espero verlos todos que quieran

Conversar. Jueves

a las 12:45p

CONVERSATIONAL

ENGLISH

Facilitated by Carol

Fendez, this program‘s

aim is to help improve

communications skills in

a comfortable and fun

environment. All non-

native English speak-

ers welcome. Thursdays @ 12:45p

Due to construction on part of the main din-

ing room, card room and front offices, some of the

programs may be cancelled, postponed or relocat-

ed. This will be noted in the Program Guide. The

Center will be open during construction, the Lunch

Program, Movies and the Exercise Programs will con-

tinue. Thank you for your consideration

Join us for Senior B.E.A.T* *Be Educated About Transportation Program Friday, May 1, 1:00p

Senior B.E.A.T. is a transit orientation program

which educates seniors on how to safely and suc-

cessfully use the Bee-Line System to promote

greater travel independence LEARN ABOUT: Key

Bus Safety, Accessibility features, How to use re-

duced fare program, how to plan a trip & much

more.

Any Senior with a Picture ID can sign up for a

Reduced Fare Senior Transit Card; all you need is

proof of age & valid Photo ID.

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Information, Referral, Counseling &

Case Assistance

Professional staff is available to discuss

programs and benefits eligibility in the areas

of income maintenance, health, housing, nutrition

and recreation.

Transportation Services: are available for

participants who are registered and approved for transportation by the Office for The Aging. Van

testing is done Monday—Wednesday from 10:00 –

11:30a. To schedule a van test, call Christine @ 235-

2363. For transportation

to the center for the

Nutrition Program,

suggested donation is

$1.00 per ride.

It is possible to pre-pay

the week’s suggested

contributions:

$10 LUNCH—see Fran,

$10 TRANSPORTATION:

see Mary Ellen. This makes it easy, with no need for change.

PARK PASSPORT is the picture ID for NR Parks & Recreation and is

required for participation in all center activities. The

Senior Resident Card for those 62+ costs $40.00 and

is good for 5 years. Non-Residents pay a yearly fee

of $80.00. Park PassPorts can be purchased at the

center or P & R Office @ City Hall.

Nutrition Program Reservations - 235-2363

Join us for lunch in our newly named Bistro 94. Because

this program is catered, reservations for both hot & cold

lunches must be made before 1:00p on the day before you

plan to eat with us. Reservations made after 1p will be put

on a waiting list as will be walk-in participants Without a

reservation, there is no guarantee of a meal. In case of

cancellation, prompt notification would be greatly

appreciated.

Suggested Contributions: There is a suggested $2

contribution for each meal for people 60 or older if your

monthly income is 185% of poverty level ($1926 single/

$2607 couple) . However the actual cost of the meal is

$5.00.

HUGH A. DOYLE

SENIOR CENTER This multi-service center is

open Monday-Friday from

8:30a to 4:30p. Programs

include a full range of

social, educational &

recreational activities for

people 60 years and older.

Classes are offered in art,

computers, dancing,

ceramics, exercise and

choral singing. Games

include card playing, bingo and pool. Professional

speakers lecture on various topics in areas of health,

consumerism, nutrition, etc. Day trips and overnight trips

are offered to places of interest. A valid Park Passport is

required to participate in all activities Parking is free.

NEW ROCHELLE OFFICE FOR THE AGING

FUNDED BY:

• US Dept. of Health & Human Services

• Administration on Aging (AOA)

• US Dept. of HUD—Community Block Grant

• NY State Office for the Aging

• West. Dept. Senior Programs & Services

• City of New Rochelle

• Southeast Livable Communities

HAD HONOR SYSTEM LIBRARY Seniors can access Books, DVDs, VCR

Tapes and Magazines that require no for-

mal check out.

Hours: Monday—Friday: 8:30-10:30a & 12:00-4:30p

Librarian: Andrea Hirschman

NRPL Book Return Box is located at the Center

HAD BARBER SHOP

Tony the Barber cuts men’s &

women’s hair on Tuesday from

8:00a—12:00p.

Tony is available on Thursdays, 7a-6p @ Shop Rite.

The HUGH A. DOYLE SENIOR CENTER is CLOSED

until further notice due to COVID-19 outbreak.

• All Recreation Programs are suspended.

• Meal delivery is available for enrolled

Nutrition Program participants.

• Transportation is available for grocery shop-

ping from senior buildings and for medical

appointments.

• Information & Assistance services will be

provided by appointment only.

Call: 235-2363.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1. HOT: Sole Orega-

nata, Lentil Pilaf,

Tuscan Mixed Vegeta-

bles

2. HOT: *Breaded

Pork Chop/Gravy,

Potatoes, Cauliflower

& Peas

3. HOT: Stuffed Shells

Tomato Sauce,

Broccoli, Tossed Sal-

ad with Chickpeas

6. HOT: Chicken

Marsala, Roasted

Potatoes, Zucchini

7. HOT: Meatloaf/

Gravy, Sweet Pota-

toes, Peas & Onions

8. HOT: Mac &

Cheese, Stewed

Tomatoes, Broccoli,

9. HOT: Beef Brisket/

Gravy, Potato Pan-

cakes, Carrot

Tzimmes

10. HOT: Veg/

Cheese Frittata,

Couscous/Raisins/

Chickpeas, Tossed

Salad

13. HOT: Italian

Chicken Sausage,

Peppers & Onions,

Baked Beans,

Coleslaw

14. HOT: *Baked

Ham/Raisin Sauce,

Scalloped Potatoes,

Green Beans

15. HOT: Tilapia Vera

Cruz, Red Beans &

Rice, Broccoli

16. HOT: Baked Ziti,

Ground Beef, Zucchi-

ni, Tossed Salad

17. HOT: Roast

Turkey/Gravy,

Sweet Potatoes,

Cauliflower, Lentil

Soup

20. HOT: Crispy

Baked Fish, Kale,

Tater Tots

21. HOT: Italian Meat-

balls/Spaghetti To-

mato Sauce, Broccoli

22. HOT: Spinach

Quiche, Home Fries,

Glazed Carrots

23. HOT: Chicken

Chow Mein, Rice,

Asian Mixed Veggies

24. HOT: Yankee

Pot Roast/Gravy,

Scalloped Potatoes,

Peas & Onions

27. HOT: Chicken

Parm., Penne with

Tomato Sauce, Broc-

coli with Garlic

28. HOT: Salmon

Loaf, Tartar Sauce,

Succotash, Spinach

29. HOT:*German Style

Pork Chop/Sauerkraut,

Hot Potato Salad,

Green Beans

30. HOT: Swedish

Meatballs, Noodles &

Cabbage, Glaze

Carrots

DELIVERED MEALS FOR APRIL MENU


*Contains Pork

While the center is closed Meal Delivery is available for registered members of the Nutrition

Program. Hot meals will be delivered frozen for reheating, Cold meals will be bagged. Both

will follow the above menu whenever possible. To order please call 235-2363.

APRIL 2020 @ HUGH A. DOYLE Events

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Events & times are subject to change.

Center Closed

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1. 10:45: Stay Strong &

Fit

12:00 Lunch

1– 4:30: Cards/games

2.

10:30 Dancercize

12:00 Lunch

1-3:00: Bridge

3. 10-1:00 TIPS

10:30: Yoga

12:00 Lunch

1:00 SENIOR MEETING


6. 9:30: Arts & Crafts

10:30: Belly Dancing

12:00 Lunch

1:00: Video

1:00: Mah-Jong

7 8-12:00: Barber

cancelled 10:30: Senior Exercise

12:20: Lunch

1—3:00: Canasta

8 10:45: Stay Strong & Fit

12:00: Lunch

1:00:


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10:30 Dancercize

12:00 Lunch

1:00 EASTER EGG HUNT

1-3:00: Bridge

10

10-1:00 TIPS

10:30: Yoga

12:00 Lunch

12:30 GOOD FRIDAY

Center Closed 1/2 day

13 9:30: Arts & Crafts

10:30: Belly Dancing

12:00 Lunch

1:00: Video

1:00: Mah-Jong

14

8-12:00: Barber cancelled

10:30: Senior Exercise

12:00 Lunch

12:30 ADVISORY

COUNCIL MEETING

12:00 O.S.JOURNEY

15

10:45: Stay Strong & Fit

12:00: Lunch

1– 4:30: Cards/game

16

10:30 Dancercize

11:30a HAD VOLUN-

TEER APPRECIATION

LUNCHEON

1:00 1-3:00: Bridge

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10-1:00 TIPS

10:30: Yoga

12:00 Lunch

1-4:30 Card/Games

20

9:30: Arts & Crafts 10:30: Belly Dancing

12:00 Lunch

1:00: Video

1:00: Mah-Jong

21

8-12:00: Barber cancelled

10:30: Senior Exercise 12:00 Lunch

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12:00: Lunch


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10:30 Dancercize

12:00 Lunch

1-3:00: Bridge

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10-1:00 TIPS

10:30: Yoga

12:00 Lunch

1-4:30 Card/Games

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9:30: Arts & Crafts 10:30: Belly Dancing

10:30 EMPIRE CITY

12:00 Lunch

1:00: Video

1:00: Mah-Jong

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8-12:00 Barber

cancelled 10:30: Senior Exercise

12:00 Lunch

1—3:00: Canasta

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12:00: Lunch


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10:30 Dancercize

12:00 Lunch

1-3:00: Bridge

SPECIAL EVENTS/TRIPS

MONTHLY INFORMATION MEETING All New Rochelle Senior are invited to the monthly

Senior Citizen Meeting held at the Center on the first

Friday of every month beginning at 1:00p to learn

about the programs and events available to them,

provide input and share their own activity suggestions.

There are a variety of guest lecturers, up-to-date Medi-

care information, a 50/50 Raffle and refreshments

APR 1 —Wednesday, NATIONAL ORAL HEALTH

MONTH with presentation from Touro College of

Dental Medicine @ 1:00p.

APR 3-—Friday, SENIOR MEETING @ 1:00p. Guest

speaker Krystalile Lyons from Weill Cornell Institute

of Geriatric Psychiatry.

APR 9—Thursday, EASTER BONNET PARADE/EASTER

EGG HUNT @ 1p.

APR 10—GOOD FRIDAY, half day-center will be

closing @ 12:30p after lunch service.

APR 14—Tuesday, HAD ADVISORY COUNCIL

MEETING @ 12:30P

APR 16—Thursday, HAD VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION

LUNCHEON. @ 11:30a. By invitation. Due to space

limitations, we are not able to host Mayor Bram-

son’s city wide event.

APR 21—Tuesday, HOLOCAUST REMEMBERANCE

DAY—THE PIANIST with Academy Award Best

Actor winner Adrian Brody @ 12:30p. A Polish Jew-

ish musician struggles to survive the destruction of the

Warsaw ghetto of World War II. Running time 2 1/2 h

Rated : R. (Because of the length of this film, we

are starting 1/2 early so that participants can still

catch the van home.)

APR 22 — Wednesday, EARTH DAY - project with

the Iona College students TBA.

MAY 1—Friday, SENIOR MEETING @ 1:00P. Senior

BEAT * *Be Educated About Transportation Pro-

gram. Any Senior with a Picture ID can sign up for

a Reduced Fare Senior Transit Card at this meet-

ing.

MAY 25—Monday, MEMORIAL DAY, Holiday center

is closed.

MAY 27—Wednesday, NATIONAL SENIOR HEALTH

AND FITNESS DAY. Start the day with “Stay Strong

& Fit” with Offutt Porter @ 10:45a. Sign-up for

healthful lunch in NUTRITION PROGRAM with Fran

at 235-2363 @ Noon. Finish the day with Self De-

fense for Seniors @ 1:00p.

DAY TRIPS APR 28 —Tuesday, HUDSON RIVER MUSEUM features SELF

IN THE CITY highlights from the collections of HRM & Art

Bridges: and BOYANT the work of African-American

artist Derrick Adam. This is a small museum with minimal

walking. Cost is $15.00 with a valid Park PassPort and

includes bagged lunch, departs @ 10:00a.

TRIPS TO EMPIRE CITY WILL BE SUSPENDED UNTIL

FURTHER NOTICE SO AS NOT TO EXPOSE OUR VULERABLE

POPULATION TO RISK PRESENTED BY EXPOSURE TO LARGE

CROWDS. OVERNIGHT

BLUEGRASS COUNTRY & SMOKY

MOUNTAINS featuring Louisville,

Gatlinburg & Asheville October 15-23, 2020 Cost: $2,949 * for 9

days, 12 meals.

Highlights: Churchill Downs, Great Smokey Mountains Na-

tional Park, Historic Louisville walking

tour, Dolly Parton’s Stampede & Dinner

Show, Asheville, Biltmore Estate, Buffa-

lo Trace Bourbon Distillery.

SPOTLIGHT ON TUSCANY

Rescheduled from March—Nov 9-17,2020 Cost: $2999* for 9 days, 10 Meals. Hotel & airfare and transportation to/from JFK—Single hotel stay. Unpack

once in famous spa town of Montecatini Terme High-

lights: Florence, Lucca, Pisa, Siena & San Gimignano. Tour includes cooking class, winery & cheese farm tours.


$ Store—Wednesdays: 10:30a

KOHL’S– , 2020 @ 10:00a,cost is $5.00. 4

person minimum. Sign up with

Mary Ellen

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WHAT’S HAPPENING @ HUGH A. DOYLE

Community Garden

Photos by:

Reiner Lubge

Thank You Dubrovnik Restaurant

for a lovely Valentine Lunch!

SELF DEFENSE FOR SENIORS


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HAVE YOUR MEDICATIONS/DOCTORS/PHONE #

CHANGED? Please update your

“IN-CASE-OF-EMERGENCY” FORM

with Debbie.

Join in an existing game or make

your own; this a great way to

socialize and make new friends.

BINGO —daily @ 10a and 1p.

CARDS—daily am & pm

MAH-JONG — Mondays @ 1:00p

CANASTA— Tuesdays & Fridays @ 1:00p

SCRABBLE —This is an informal game organized by

participants most afternoons.

POOL TABLE –available in the Game Room.

Telephone A Friend

DOROT, A non-profit social service agency that

offers programs and services for older adults is

offering a Telephone A Friend service. They

welcome calls from those 60 years of age or older

who might be interested in cultivating a connec-

tion with a volunteer to chat with on the phone.

These matches are for socialization and to talk

with another person.

If you would be interested in having someone to

talk with on the phone, please call Cippi Harte,

Westchester Director for DOROT

914/573-8906

Lets all stay connected

Events/times are subject to change/valid Park PassPort required

MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR By Andrea Hirschman

JANET CHARLES

Where were you born &

raised?

I was born in Trinidad, West

Indies where I attended

school. Afterward, I studied

nursing at Whittington Hospital in London,

England. I emigrated to the US in 1975. I

came to work at the then New Rochelle Hos-

pital as a RN until I retired in 2008.

What are your hobbies and interests? I enjoy

traveling and have been to over 40 coun-

tries. I really like Ireland; since I enjoy the

friendly people, their culture and relaxed way

of life. There are beautiful landscapes dotted

with green grass and grazing sheep and of

course, many lovely castles. I’ve visited Bun-

ratty Castle numerous times where they

demonstrate medieval times activities which

were wonderfully portrayed. I also enjoy

attending Broadway plays and reading.

What types of books do you enjoy? Mostly Bi-

ographies but also Irish cultured writings.

I enjoy coming regularly to the senior center

where I have made many new friends. I en-

joy the programs, as well as the day trips and

the overseas trips with Collette. Now I would

like to visit more states within the US.

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