Arlington Mill Senior Center’s Premier Monthly Newsletter · 2018. 7. 3. · E. Estell F. Guilmart Byrne A. Scarano ART IN FALL Work of the Arlington Mill Watercolor Studio Saturday,

November 2017

The MillIn this Issue:Center Information, Pg. 2Pickleball Information, Pg. 3Center Calendar, Pg. 6 & 7Health & Wellness, Pg. 8Fall Festival!, Pg. 5Art Swap Pg. 10How to Find Us, Pg. 12

^Photo: Didem Lenz, volunteer

with the photography interest group, poses in

Georgetown during a photo Safari

Photo by Steven F. Wertime

Arlington Mill Senior Center’s Premier Monthly Newsletter

ARLINGTON MILL55+ Senior CenterOffice of Senior Adult Programs | parks.arlingtonva.us

Welcome!Thank you for picking up Arlington Mill Senior Center’s newly redesigned monthly newsletter. You are encouraged to flip through the pages and explore the abundance of activities and services offered here at ‘The Mill’ for adults age 55 and better. Be sure to check out the center calendar, and please call ahead if you plan on attending. If you have any questions about the programs listed, we are just a phone call away.

Stop by our Senior Room! Room 205 is space dedicated to seniors. Whether you just want to grab a cup of coffee in the morning, or need a quiet space to relax in the afternoon (see 55+ open hours) you’re always welcome here.

Meet our staff:

Nick Englund, Center DirectorDuring the day, Nick is happy to answer any and all questions about 55+ Programs. In his free time, Nick likes photography and nature.

Emma Valencia, Program Coordinator

Emma’s years of experience and compassion for people makes her the go-to person, especially if you want to

find out more information about the congregate meal program. In her free

time, Emma loves to make jewelry.

Beatriz Izcue, Recreation AssistantYou’ll immediately recognize Beatriz by her warm welcome and cheerful personality, and shes always happy to help with program needs. In her free time, Beatriz loves to cook and spend time with family.


Call us at: (703) 228-7369Please leave a message with your name and number and a staff person will return your call within 24 business hours.

Email us at: [email protected] are happy to correspond via email with any questions, comments, or registration.

Find us online at: parks.arlingtonva.usAccess the 55+ Guide, center information, and more by visiting our Website > Programs > 55 and Over

Address:909 S. Dinwiddie Street

Arlington, VA 22204

Center Hours:Monday - Friday 9am-3pmNights and weekends as scheduled

PickleballNews & Notes

We are so excited to announce the reopening of our gym, and the return of picklball! Please note the following time changes:

Wendesday, November 8 - Pickleball open play delayed until 12:30pm. Join us for the Fall Festival happing 10-noon! See more on Page 5.

Thursday, November 16 - The gym will be closed for a drill. There is no pickleball this date.

Don’t Forget!

P ICKLEBALL MORNING MIXERJoin us for a cup of coffee and fun

with friends on Friday, December 1, 11am-12:30pmParticipants in Arlington County Senior Activities must be registered with the Office of Senior Adult Programs and hold a cur-

rent 55+ Pass. Please register ahead of time for all programs and classes. For more information about registration, see page 8.

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ON THE COVER: Arlington Mill’s Photography Interest Group continues with fun excersions to U Street, Dupont Circle, and other areas. This picture, taken by member of the group Steven Wertime, displays wonderful Fall colors. Pictured in the center is Didem Lenz, the volunteer who coordinates the “Photo Safaris” by communicating with participants and mapping out the walks. This photo is from a safari to Georgetown the group took in No-vember of 2016. If you are interested in being apart of future pho-to safaris, please contact the main center line at 703-228-7369.

Arlington Mill Senior Center recently launched a new program entitled “Knitting at Night” , a social group that welcomes anyone interested in crochet, knitting, or any other needle craft. There are many knitting groups throughout the county, however none of them meet in the evening. Group members range from beginner to experienced, and volunteer Kim Luberto is happy to welcome and assist any newcomers. The group started strong on Thursday, July 5 with about 5 members, and hopes to grow. The group meets every Thursday evening at 6:30pm.

We are so excited to welcome a new Line Dancing class to its new permanent time frame of Thursday Afternoons, 1-2pm. Line Dancing is a popular recreational activity among the 55+. It is easy for beginners, lots of fun and no partner is needed. Suzie Pratt and Judi Garth will welcome and instruct, and there is no fee associated. We will see you out on the dance floor!

Arlington Mill is excited to welcome a group of Nursing Stu-dents from Georgetown. These students will spend every Thurs-day with us throughout their fall semester. Their goal is improve public health by getting to know the older adult population, and discover what is needed. Towards the end of their stay, they will provide presentations and education material that best suits our participants at Arlington Mill. In addition to their health support, we are excited for them to get to know us by participating in our programs and having some fun alone the way. Please help us in making them feel welcome to our wonderful center.

Arabic class has returned! Join Malac Kadri in room 411 on Thurs-days at 11:45 to learn basics of the Arabic language. This class is for beginners and is currently welcoming first time attendees. If you are interested in joining, feel free to drop in any Thursday to give the class a try. Newcomers are welcome!

Spanish Conversation has moved to Monday at 11:45am! The new home will be room 413.

CENTER HIGHLIGHTS

E. Estell

F. Guilmart Byrne

A. Scarano

ART IN FALLWork of the Arlington Mill Watercolor Studio

Saturday, November 4, 2-4pmArlington Mill Senior Center, Room 527

909 S. Dinwiddie Street, Arlington, VA 22204703-228-7369

Please join us for a display of our work. Meet the artists and share conversation over light refreshments. Bring a friend, neighbor or family!

J. Hurley

K. Russell

Studio Members:Francoise Guilmart ByrneRosa CalzadillaEmiko Estell Yoshi Hazen George W HermanceDanyi HongJean Hurley Janet King Kitty Russell Art Scarano Keren Sheffield Almudena SisonJohanna WillnerMary Wuest

With Support From:Nicholas Englund,senior program director

Jim Hallorancommunity arts programmer

M. Wuest

Food, Fun and Games

november 8thFROM 10-noon

Please call to Register703-228-7369

Arlington Mill Senior CenterGymnasium

Hosted by the Arlington MillSenior Advisory Committee

Arlington Mill Senior Advisory Committee Presents:


Storytime: Seniors And Kids Together Arlington Mill Community Center, 909 S. Dinwiddie St., Rooms 527 A&B

Thursdays, Sept. 21-Nov. 16, 10:45a.m.

Bring seniors and children together through the joy of stories and songs • A partnership between Arlington Public Library and Parks & Recreation, Office of Senior Adult Programs.

Want to join the fun? contact us at 703-228-7369.

If you find yourself at Arligton Mill on a Thursday morn-ing, and head upstairs to room 527, you will find one of the most exciting new programs here at Arlington Mill.

As you may or may not know, Arlington Mill is home to seniors programs, but also many other unique programs that serve different ages. While the majority of the time these programs “do their own thing” recently a great new program has formed to bring them together from an unlikely source.

Arlington Public Library has partnered with Arlington Mill Community and Senior Center to bring a program to draw ages together in one activity, known as Story Time.

Every Thursday, a group of Seniors get together, sing songs, play music, and tell stories to children ages 1-5. These chil-dren come from Project Family, Early Head-start, and Pint-Size Playtime, 3 programs that also call Arlington Mill home. Through storytelling and the love of literacy, everyone leaves with a smile.

What’s it about?

Monday Tuesday Wednesday19:00-10:00 Senior Segments in Sixty* GYM 10:00-11:00 Advisory Committee RM52710:00-12:00 Table Games RM20510:00-11:00 Rummikub RM20510:00-12:00 Open Watercolor Studio RM52610:30-1:00 Arlington Mill Crafters RM40410:30-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM4:30-6:00 Gentle & Meditative Yoga* RM5277:00-8:00 Medicare for LGBTQ RM527

68:50-9:50 Happy Feet* RM527 9:00-12:00 Table Games RM2059:00-10:00 Welcome Pickleball’rs GYM10:00-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM10:00-11:00 Rummikub RM13210:10-11:10 Core Conditioning* RM52711:00-12:00 Bingo* RM41111:25-12:15 Stretching* RM527 11:45-1:00 Spanish Conversation RM41312:30-1:30 Healthy Hips, Shoulders* RM5271:45-2:45 55+ Pilates* RM5273:30-5:00 Gentle & Meditative Yoga* RM5274:00-10:00 55+ Open Hours RM205

79:15-10:00 Strength Training RM5259:30-11:00 Spanish Class RM41110:00-11:00 Advisory Committee RM52710:00-11:00 Rummikub RM20510:00-12:00 Table Games RM20510:00-12:00 Art with DPR! RM20510:00-2:00 Table Tennis Game RM12:30-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM1:45-2:45 Advanced Pilates* RM525

89:00-10:00 Senior Segments in Sixty* GYM 10:00-11:00 Advisory Committee RM52710:00-12:00 Table Games RM20510:00-11:00 Rummikub RM20510:00-12:00 Open Watercolor Studio RM52610:00-12:00 Fall Festival! GYM10:30-1:00 Arlington Mill Crafters RM40412:30-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM4:30-6:00 Gentle & Meditative Yoga* RM5277:00-8:00 Smartphone Photography RM527

138:50-9:50 Happy Feet* RM527 9:00-12:00 Table Games RM2059:00-10:00 Welcome Pickleball’rs GYM10:00-12:00 Travel Sign-up RM21710:00-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM10:00-11:00 Rummikub RM13210:10-11:10 Core Conditioning* RM52711:00-12:00 Bingo* RM41111:25-12:15 Stretching* RM527 11:45-1:00 Spanish Conversation RM41312:30-1:30 Healthy Hips, Shoulders* RM5271:30-3:00 Continuum of Care RM4041:45-2:45 55+ Pilates* RM5273:30-5:00 Gentle & Meditative Yoga* RM5274:00-10:00 55+ Open Hours RM205

149:15-10:00 Strength Training RM5259:30-11:00 Spanish Class RM41110:00-11:00 Get the Most of Medicare RM52710:00-11:00 Rummikub RM20510:00-12:00 Table Games RM20510:00-12:00 Emma’s Craft Corner RM20510:00-2:00 Table Tennis Game RM12:30-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM1:45-2:45 Advanced Pilates* RM525

159:00-10:00 Senior Segments in Sixty* GYM 10:00-11:00 Advisory Committee RM52710:00-12:00 Table Games RM20510:00-11:00 Rummikub RM20510:00-12:00 Open Watercolor Studio RM52610:15-12:45 Arlington Mill Crafters RM40410:30-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM11:00-12:00 Safe & Sound/Hospital RM4111:00-3:00 SAC Meeting RM4044:30-6:00 Gentle & Meditative Yoga* RM5277:00-8:00 Fuerza Contra Alzheimer’s RM205

208:50-9:50 Happy Feet* RM527 9:00-12:00 Table Games RM2059:00-10:00 Welcome Pickleball’rs GYM10:00-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM10:00-11:00 Rummikub RM13210:10-11:10 Core Conditioning* RM52711:00-12:00 Bingo* RM41111:25-12:15 Stretching* RM527 11:45-1:00 Spanish Conversation RM41312:30-1:30 Healthy Hips, Shoulders* RM5271:45-2:45 55+ Pilates* RM5273:30-5:00 Gentle & Meditative Yoga* RM5274:00-10:00 55+ Open Hours RM205

219:15-10:00 Strength Training RM5259:30-11:00 Spanish Class RM41110:00-11:00 Rummikub RM20510:00-12:00 Table Games RM20510:00-12:00 Art with DPR! RM20510:00-2:00 Table Tennis Game RM12:30-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM1:45-2:45 Advanced Pilates* RM525

229:00-10:00 Senior Segments in Sixty* GYM 10:00-11:00 Advisory Committee RM52710:00-12:00 Table Games RM20510:00-11:00 Rummikub RM20510:00-12:00 Open Watercolor Studio RM52610:30-1:00 Arlington Mill Crafters RM40410:30-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM4:30-6:00 Gentle & Meditative Yoga* RM527

278:50-9:50 Happy Feet* RM527 9:00-12:00 Table Games RM2059:00-10:00 Welcome Pickleball’rs GYM10:00-11:00 Downsizing: Make a Plan RM40410:00-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM10:00-11:00 Rummikub RM13210:10-11:10 Core Conditioning* RM52711:00-12:00 Bingo* RM41111:25-12:15 Stretching* RM527 11:45-1:00 Spanish Conversation RM41312:30-1:30 Healthy Hips, Shoulders* RM5271:45-2:45 55+ Pilates* RM5273:30-5:00 Gentle & Meditative Yoga* RM5274:00-10:00 55+ Open Hours RM205

289:15-10:00 Strength Training RM5259:30-11:00 Spanish Class RM41110:00-11:00 Rummikub RM20510:00-12:00 Table Games RM20510:00-12:00 Emma’s Craft Corner RM20510:00-2:00 Table Tennis Game RM12:30-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM1:45-2:45 Advanced Pilates* RM525

299:00-10:00 Senior Segments in Sixty* GYM 10:00-11:00 Advisory Committee RM52710:00-12:00 Table Games RM20510:00-11:00 Rummikub RM20510:00-12:00 Open Watercolor Studio RM52610:30-1:00 Arlington Mill Crafters RM40410:30-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM4:30-6:00 Gentle & Meditative Yoga* RM5276:00-8:00 Social Art Swap RM527


Activities with a star* require a prepaid fee. All other activities are open to 55+ members.

Please call us if you plan on attending any upcoming activities to ensure we have a head count.

Lunch is served every weekday at noon in room 418.

NOTE: Pickleball will be limited or not offered the following dates:

Nov. 8 - no pickleball 10-12:30 Nov. 16 - CLOSED

Weekend Events:

Saturday, Nov. 4:Art in Fall: The Works of the Arlington Mill Watercolor Studio2-4pm | RM527

Thursday Friday29:00-11:00 Computer Help (by apt.) RM2059:15-10:00 Strength Training RM525 10:00-11:00 Rummikub RM20510:00-12:00 Table Games RM20510:45-11:30 Story Time! RM52712:00-1:30 Arabic for Beginners RM41112:30-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM1:00-2:00 Line Dancing RM5274:00-10:00 55+ Open Hours RM2056:30-8:30 Knitting at Night RM205

310:00-11:00 Jane Franklin Dance RM41110:00-11:00 Rummikub RM20510:00-11:00 55+ Pilates* RM52710:30-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM11:00-12:00 Healthy Hips* RM52712:15-1:15 Advanced Pilates* RM5254:00-10:00 55+ Open Hours RM205

99:00-11:00 Computer Help (by apt.) RM2059:15-10:00 Strength Training RM525 10:00-11:00 Rummikub RM20510:00-12:00 Table Games RM20510:45-11:30 Story Time! RM52712:00-1:30 Arabic for Beginners RM41112:30-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM1:00-2:00 Line Dancing RM5274:00-10:00 55+ Open Hours RM2056:30-8:30 Knitting at Night RM205

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County Holiday:Center Closed

169:00-11:00 Computer Help (by apt.) RM2059:15-10:00 Strength Training RM525 10:00-11:00 Rummikub RM20510:00-12:00 Table Games RM20510:45-11:30 Story Time! RM52712:00-1:30 Arabic for Beginners RM4111:00-2:00 Line Dancing RM5271:00-3:00 Movies & Critics:

Dunkirk (R) RM5254:00-10:00 55+ Open Hours RM2056:30-8:30 Knitting at Night RM205

GYM CLOSED - NO PICKLEBALL

179:00-10:00 Kukuwa GYM10:00-11:00 Rummikub RM20510:00-11:00 55+ Pilates* RM52710:30-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM11:00-12:00 Breast Cancer Prevention RM40411:00-12:00 Healthy Hips* RM52712:15-1:15 Advanced Pilates* RM5254:00-10:00 55+ Open Hours RM205

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309:00-11:00 Computer Help (by apt.) RM2059:15-10:00 Strength Training RM525 10:00-11:00 Rummikub RM20510:00-12:00 Table Games RM20511:00-12:00 Blood Pressure Checks RM52712:00-1:30 Arabic for Beginners RM41112:30-3:00 55+ Pickleball Drop-in GYM1:00-2:00 Line Dancing RM5274:00-10:00 55+ Open Hours RM2056:30-8:30 Knitting at Night RM205

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Health & Wellness

Movies and CriticsThursday, November 16, 1-3pm

Ever wanted to be a movie critic? Now you can. Arlington Mill is now offering Movies & Critics, an interactive movie experience. Come just to enjoy the movie, or take notes during the film for a critical discussion afterwards.

Nursing Students

from

Every Thursday from 9am to 1pm, nursing students from Georgetown University will be joining the Congregate Meal Program as part of their Public Health clinical rotation. The Students will be around to lead

and participate in activties, as well as to answer any health related questions you might have.

Come join them for a short nature walk on the Four Mile Run Trail! The walking group will leave from Room 205 at 10:30am every Thursday.

Healthy Eating Tips for Seniors

Spotlight on:Flu Season!

1. Know what a healthy plate looks like. Every meal should represent each of the five food groups - fruits,

vegetables, dairy, grains, and protein.

2. Look for important nutrients. Try to choose a variety of foods, for your healthy meal: try whole grains, low-fat dairy, and lean protein! Look for

foods that are high in fiber and low in sodium.

3. Read the nutrition labels. The healthiest foods are whole foods, those that are found in the produce, meat and dairy sections of grocery stores. When eat-ing packaged foods, be sure to look for items that are

low in fat, sugar, and sodium.

4. Stay hydrated. Don’t let yourself get dehydrated! Drink fluids like water, coffee, and tea throughout

the day.

Flu season is almost upon us and the best way to protect yourself is by getting your flu shot! Did you know that seniors 65 years of age and older are at an increased risk of developing complications from the flu? The CDC recommends that everyone 6 months of age and older should get a flu shot by the end of October each year. Protect yourself and your loved ones this flu season by getting vaccinated!

Learn about more healthy tips reccommended from the NCOA by visiting www.ncoa.org

Learn more about flu season and the flu vaccina-tion from the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) at www.cdc.gov/flu

suggested donation of $2 for trans-portation and a suggested $2 dona-tion for the meal.

How often do I come?Its up to you. You can come as fre-quently as 5 days a week, or as little as a few days a month. As long as you let the congregate meal coordinator know a week ahead of time the dates you plan on attendind so meals and transportation can be ordered.

Sounds good, but could it be better?While we are extreamly proud of the positive feedback we receive about the program, we want to contine to get even better. We have recently made imporvements to the meals to include fresh fruits and vegetables, and be on the lookout for a new name soon.

I’m sold, how do I join?Call us or come by, and we will sched-ule an appointment for you to register for the program. We look forward to meeting with you!

Members also recieve transportationservices to and from the center via Red Top Cab, and a catered hot lunch.

Who can participate?Anyone over the age of 60 and lives in Arlington County can be a mem-ber. There are no restrictions realted to income.

What does it cost?The program is funded though the Area Agency on Aging, and supple-mented by Arlington County. Outside of the 55+ pass, the only costs associ-ated with the program are a daily

Many who are new to Arlington Mill Senior Center often wonder about the difference of the Congregate Meal program and 55+.

What is Congregate Meal?Congregate Meal is a program that is facilitated by Arlington’s Department of Parks and Recreation, and offer’s lunch and transportation services to participants over the age of 60 who wish to participate. Members of con-gregate meal must already be mem-bers of the 55+ program, therefore they receive the same access to pro-grams within the 55+ guide.

CongregateMeal?

What is

Transportation Options

SCAT - If you are a 55+ Arlington Resident, you can

take a taxi to any senior center for just $2.50. For an application

please call 703-228-8747.

For people 60 and older who live nearby, transportation

may be available to our lunch program. Registration and

paperwork are required. Please see senior staff or call the

center: 703-228-7369.

AFAC

Limited food is donated from the Arlington Food

Assistance Center (AFAC) on Mondays at 12:00pm to

qualifying seniors.

It is required that an AFAC application be complet-ed and approved before receiving food assistance.

See staff for details.

55+ Travel

The Office of Senior Adult Programs (OSAP) offers trips

throughout the year.

Please visit:

registration.arlingtonva.usor call 703-228-4748

Arlington Mill now offers in-person travel sign up! Meet us in the teen lounge - Nov 13


Breast Cancer PreventionJoin Patient Navigators from Virginia Hospital Center to discuss facts about breast cancer and give tips on how to lower your risk. In both English and Spanish. Fri., Nov. 17, 11-noon

Fuerza Contra Alzheimer’sAlzheimer’s is a disease that knows no language barrier. Join Carmen Pastor, for an informative discussion on the fight against Alzheimer’s. This program is in both Spanish and English. Wed., Nov. 15, 7-8pm

Downsizing: Make a PlanWhat’s your plan...or need help making one? Nia Bagley, Sales Manager at Weichert, will discuss aging, moving, organizing belongings, and bene-fits of decluttering and staging. Mon., Nov. 27, 10-11am

Get the Most out of your MedicareIt’s your medicare benefit. Are you using it to your greatest advantage? Join a certified medicare councelor for a brief presentation about benefits and upcoming changes followed by Q&A. Tues., Nov. 14, 10-11am

Continuum of CareHome care, skilled nursing, assisted living, post-hospital rehab - there are so many options. Arlington Neighborhood Village explain the differ-ent services available and answer questions. Mon., Nov. 13, 1:30-3:00pm

Safe & Sound in the HospitalEver get concerned about the care of yourself or loved ones recieve in the hospital? Join Gwendo-lyn Klein, Founder of Value Based Patient Advo-cates to learn to prevent adverse events.Wed., Nov. 15, 10-11am

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55+ Social Art SwapWednesday, Nov. 29, 6-8pm

Bring artwork or art supplies to create a piece onsite to swap, we’ll have art supplies too! Raffle off you work and get something in return. Trade and network amongst local artists!

SmartphonePhotography

Wednesday Evening,November 8, 6:30pm

Have a smartphone, tablet, or other device but struggle with the camera feature? Join Nick Englund, Center Director and Photography Enthusiast to learn how to maximize the camera you have.

Please call 703-228-7369

to register!

Medicarefor LGBTQ Older Adults

Wednesday, November 1, 7-8:30pm:

Navigating the world of Medicare is difficult enough for seniors, but considering recent changes in law and guidelines for same-sex and transgenter individuals, managing Medi-

care can be especially challenging.

Arlington/Alexandria Gay & Lesbian Alliance (AGLA) presents Will Smith from IFS Consult-ing Group to provide a special presentation for guidance and resources to understand Medi-

care rights.


(703) 228-7369909 S. Dinwiddie Street

Arlington, VA 22204

Monday - Friday 9am-3pmnights and weekends as scheduled

Arlington is committed to providing open and accessible programs. We canprovide, upon request, reasonable modifications for disabilities or languageinterpretation. Call 703-228-7369 (TTY 711) to speak with center staff.

Columbia Pike

S. Dinwiddie St 9th St

S. Arlington Mill D

r

Columbus St

(Parking Garage)

(Bailey’s Crossroads)

Four Mile Run

(Pentagon)

First 4 hours Free! $3 for each additional hr

How do I find Arlington Mill?909 S. Dinwiddie StreetArlington, VA 22204

Haven’t Registered for 55+ Yet?

Online: registration.arlingtonva.us

By Phone: (703) 228-4747

In Person: Stop by any Arlington Center

By Mail: Send check, payable to Arlington County Treasurer: Registration Office 3700 S. Four Mile Run, Arlington, VA 22206

You may qualify for fee reductions based on household income and size. For information about eligibility and how to apply, call (703) 228-4744, or speak to a senior center staff.

A Note from the Committee We are looking forward to seeing eveyone at the Fall Festival, an event hosted by the Arlington Mill Senior Advisory Committee! (see page 4 for more details.)

Our committee works hard to support great programs here at Arlington Mill Senior Center. If you are interested in becoming part of our group, please dont hesitate to talk to a member, staff or attend a meeting.

- The Arlington Mill Senior Advisory Committee

Committee Chair:Sandi Steinberg

Treasurer:David Gray

Members at Large:Linda LeDucJulie CarrChristopher WoodLinda Del Bene

Next Meeting:Tuesday, November 7, 10am

Seeking Members:

Garden CommitteeWe are interested in creating a community

garden space here at Arlington Mill, and want your input! Join the garden committee

to discuss this future project.

Event CommitteeLet us know what type of events you would like the advisory committee to sponsor, and

help us plan upcoming events.

Please contact (703) 228-7369 for more info.

Documents

Arlington Mill Senior Center’s Premier Monthly Newsletter · 2018. 7. 3. · E. Estell F. Guilmart Byrne A. Scarano ART IN FALL Work of the Arlington Mill Watercolor Studio Saturday,