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Moriah is funded by the NYC Department for the Aging and your
generous contributions. A project of Agudath Israel of America,
Community Services Inc.
Moriah thanks the following people for their generous donations
to our Center:
Mrs. Inge Katzman Mrs. Francisca Morales Mrs. Phyllis Weissman
Mrs. Ilse Gruenspecht
Mrs. Annie Nussbaum Mrs. Hilda Kromnick
Dear Friends,
Our Book Club Discussion Group kicks off the month on Monday,
June 1st at 2 pm, as they
discuss Lisa Scottolines mystery, Look Again.
Moriah will be open for a PICK-UP LUNCH on Sunday, June 7th at
10:30 am.
Get ready for a whole new sound as our Endowment Concert Series
features the Lucky Chops
Brass Band on Monday, June 8th at 2 pm. Their infectious energy
coupled with musical
virtuosity will have you clapping the afternoon away!
We have wonderful news to report at the Center! Thanks to
generous funding from NYP Allen
Hospital, we are now able to offer Therapeutic Massage TWICE A
MONTH - we are hoping for
the second Tuesday of the month along with the last Monday. That
would make our first of
two sessions this month on Tuesday, June 9th at 2 pm. Please
sign up as usual in the office.
On Monday, June 15th at 2 pm, Cantor Eric S. Freeman will
delight his Music Monday group with
a program titled, Fathers and Sons.
Tickets for our July 4th Party, which will take place on
Thursday, July 2
nd, go on sale on Monday,
June 15th. Tickets are $4.00 when purchased in advance or $5.00
at the door.
Celebrate our June birthdays at our monthly Birthday Party on
Wednesday, June 17th. If you are
a June baby, come to the office to be photographed for the
slideshow!
Put your creative juices to good use on Monday, June 22nd
at 2 pm. Our craft class will be
sewing scented microwaveable hot/cold packs to soothe whatever
ails you.
On Wednesday, June 24th
at 2 pm, we will begin the first session of our exciting new
program
(thanks again to NYP Allen Hospital for their generous funding)
called Fresh Bites. Observe as a
registered dietician and diabetes educator demonstrates how to
cook simple, fresh and good-for-
you dishes in quantities that suit your lifestyle. Sample her
creations and take home a printed
copy of the recipes. In order to give everyone the opportunity
to join this group, Ruthys Pilates Exercise Class will be moved for
that week only to Tuesday, June 23
rd at 2 pm.
Make an appointment for our second monthly Chair Massage on
Monday, June 29th at 2 pm.
Join Ruthy and play a fun game of Agetastic!, which will run
concurrently.
Wii Bowling continues in June, every Monday at 10:45 am. Tai Chi
Tuesdays are scheduled this
month for June 2nd
, 16th and 30
th at its new time of 11:30 am. Mosheh Siegels Beginning
Computers Class is scheduled this month on Tuesdays, June 9th
and 23
rd at 2 pm.
We Welcome Our New Members!
Mrs. Ramona Brito Rafael & Carmen Rodriguez Ms. Maria Diaz
Ms. Theresa Canter
Ms. Carmen Ruiz Ms. Sahnee Hoelzel Mr. Jose Perez Ms. Maria
Almonte
Shuli Gutmann, Director
Chani Hilewitz, Bookkeeper Ruthy Feigenbaum, Program
Assistant
Ms. Nella Khodorovksaya Ms. Nancy Lavergne Mr. Paul Kneisel Ms.
Sonia Verville
Mrs. Jirina Meixner Mr. Marshall Goodman
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Looking After Dear Old Dad! This month is Fathers Day and a good
time to reflect on mens health. Men, just like women, exhibit more
health problems with age. But men are less likely to discuss any
health issues or to see a physician for help. Thus it is often left
to their care giving spouses or children to monitor any signs or
symptoms of ailing health. So what should we as care givers be
looking out for in our older guys? Heart Disease and High Blood
Pressure: Risk factors include smoking, stress, poor diet, being
overweight, family history and sedentary lifestyle. Prostate
Problems: Symptoms may include urinary difficulty and erectile
dysfunction; embarrassing, but important topics to discuss.
Diabetes: Symptoms include frequent urination and thirst. Diabetes
is a devastating disease that wreaks havoc on nerves, blood vessels
and eyesight. Depression: More than just the blues, depression is
thought to be a chemical imbalance in the brain that affects both
body and mind functioning. Depression and its cousin anxiety
respond well to medication and/or cognitive behavioral therapies.
Memory Problems: More than just forgetfulness, symptoms may include
getting lost in familiar areas, irritability or depression,
difficulty sleeping, problems with movement, misplacing things,
repetition of stories, and inability to follow simple directions.
Often these symptoms are well advanced before a caregiver realizes
they are related to memory issues. Cancer: Bladder and lung cancers
are two of the most common cancers in older men. Lung cancer is the
leading cancer killer in men. Smoking is overall the most
significant risk for lung cancer. Symptoms of bladder cancer are
similar to those in diabetes as well as prostate problems. However,
blood in the urine is a key symptom and one that should be
evaluated immediately.
Talking with our older men about the above issues may be
difficult. After all, men have a tendency not to share this
information and are less likely to go to a doctor for treatment. If
we are lucky, our senior guys will tell us about what ails them. If
not, we as caregivers have to become sleuths when caring for our
elderly men. Sometimes the best clues are the non-verbal ones.
Just some things to think about as we celebrate these wonderful
men in our lives.
Happy Fathers Day!
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Book club
Discussion
Group
When reporter Ellen Gleeson gets a "Have You Seen This Child?"
flyer in the mail, she almost throws it away. But something about
it makes her look again, and her heart stops--the child in the
photo is identical to her adopted son, Will. Her every instinct
tells her to deny the similarity between the boys, because she
knows her adoption was lawful. But she's a journalist and won't be
able to stop thinking about the photo until she figures out the
truth. And she can't shake the question: if Will rightfully belongs
to someone else, should she keep him or give him up? She
investigates, uncovering clues no one was meant to discover, and
when she digs too deep, she risks losing her own life--and that of
the son she loves.
Register in the office and receive a library copy of
this New York Times Bestseller for advance
reading.
See what everybody has been reading
and join in the discussion!
Come join the group on Monday, June 1Come join the group on
Monday, June 1stst
at 2 pm, at 2 pm,
as we discuss Lisa Scottolines suspenseful novel, as we discuss
Lisa Scottolines suspenseful novel, Look AgainLook Again
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Lucky Chops Brass Band
Lucky Chops has been making audiences clap since 2006. Their
infectious energy and musical virtuosity has made them one of NYCs
most in demand brass bands. Taking elements from Jazz, Pop, Funk
and World Music, Lucky Chops have a sound all their own!
Monday, June 8th at 2 pm 90 Bennett Avenue, NYC
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Wednesday,
June 24th
2 pm
Fresh Bites
!
Quick & He
althy Cooki
ng
For one or t
wo
Join us for a delicious and informative new
program!
Observe as a registered dietician and diabetes educator
demonstrates
how to cook simple, fresh and good-for-you
dishes in quantities that suit your lifestyle.
Sample her creations and take home a printed
copy of the recipes.
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Thursday, July 2nd
12:15 pm
Celebrate our countrys birthday with rousing
music, an all-American
menu and much more!
Tickets go on sale
June 15th
Advance Tickets $4.00
At the Door $5.00
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Tai chi Tuesdays CONTINUE in JUNE
JOIN US ON SELECT TUESDAYS IN JUNE
TUESDAY, JUNE 2nd
TUESDAY, JUNE 16TH
TUESDAY, JUNE 30TH
AT a new time 11:30 AM
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Join those already playing
the new instructor-led
Fitness Activity at the center -
Wii Bowling!
*Continuing in June*
Wii bowling provides exercise, improves coordination and
increases
range of motion for your shoulders and wrists. There are
also
tremendous social benefits to Wii bowling.
Done right, regular Wii bowling has been proven to contribute to
a
healthy lifestyle and be a lot of fun.
Come try out this fun and healthy new activity at Moriah.
Register in the
office at your earliest convenience.
Mondays at 10:45 am in June
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Izolda Akopyan Miriam Emeric Elhassan Louriki Petr Reyder
Ernest Aschkenasy Zoila Faille James McNiff Edith Rosenbaum
Eva Aschner Ida Feygina George Michaels Joan Rosenstam
Benjamin Betancourt Raisa Fiskina Clarita Mojica Yelena
Segal
Isabel Bracero Lotte Fuld Leonor Navarro Ita Serebryanik
Blanche Breidenbach Herman Greenberg Hanna Neumann Adel
Shefter
Dora Bujanda Izabella Goldfarb Felix Noboa Margarita
Shneerson
Belle Calderon Vladimir Gutkin Rosario Nodal Alexander Shor
Eridana Castillo Sidney Gutman Luz Ortiz Juana Solorzano
Carmen Rosa Chavez Clarice Hausman Leonel Pena Stanley
Sperber
Paula Corredor Ilse Katz Juan Perez Silvio Florentino
Terrero
Genie Darris Rita Knurr Danuta Podgorska Faina Veyntraub
Violeta Delos Santos Boris Korsunski Sarra Poretskaya Boris
Vinkler
Boris Derzhavin Maria Krinsky Maria Rabinovich Rakhmil
Vinkler
Maritza Daiz Edward Lauer Henry Rieser Ruth Wertheimer
Esther Dorfman Maria Lewin Henry Regensteiner Danuta Ziemski
Martha Eibschutz Siona Lichtenstein Mikhail Reyder Hella
Zimet
Esther Elliott Harry May Feliz Rodriguez
Happy Birthday
Some Laws and Theories Worth Remembering Murphys Law: Murphys
Law states that if anything can possibly go wrong, it will. But for
the cynical folks out there, there is a corollary to Murphys Law
which states that If anything can possibly go right, it will!
Parkinsons Law: Parkinsons Law states that work expands to fill
the time available for its completion. This means that if you give
yourself a week to complete a two hour task, then (psychologically
speaking) the task will increase in complexity and become more
daunting so as to fill that week.
Paretos Law (also known as the 80/20 rule): The 80/20 Rule means
that, in anything, a few (20 percent) are vital and many (80
percent) are trivial. In 1906, Italian economist Vilfredo Pareto
created a mathematical formula, now known as Paretos Law that can
be a very useful tool to help you manage effectively. In Paretos
case it meant 20 percent of the people owned 80 percent of the
wealth. It is also the case that 20 percent of the defects causing
80 percent of the problems.
Just World Hypothesis: Just World Hypothesis is the idea that
people believe one will get what one deserves. In most cases, Just
World Hypothesis is what gets people going the hope that things are
just and right and the world is just in general. It is what makes
people trust each other before they really get to know each
other.
Confirmation Bias: Confirmation Bias is a phenomenon wherein
decision makers have been shown to actively seek out and assign
more weight to evidence that confirms their hypothesis, and ignore
or under-weigh evidence that could disconfirm their hypothesis.
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MENU ITEMS MONDAY 6/1 TUESDAY 6/2 WEDNESDAY 6/3 THURSDAY 6/4
FRIDAY 6/5
APPETIZER
Cream of Tomato Soup
Split Pea Soup Vegetable Soup Orange Juice
Mushroom Barley Soup
Consomm Orange Juice
MAIN DISH
Breaded Pollock Tartar Sauce
Veggie Pizza w/ Peppers & Onions
Chicken with Tangy Orange Sauce
Meat Stuffed Peppers
Baked Chicken
SIDE DISH 1 Spinach Carrots
Baked Barley w/ Mushroom & Carrots
Egg Barley Ratatouille
SIDE DISH 2 Mashed Potatoes Broccoli Green Beans Sliced Carrots
Roasted Chick Peas
BREAD Whole Wheat Whole Wheat Whole Wheat Whole Wheat
Challah
MARGARINE X X X X X
DESSERT Cantaloupe
California Fruit Salad
Unsweetened Applesauce
Pineapple Chunks Peaches
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FRIDAY 6/12
APPETIZER
Mushroom Barley Soup (Alternate)
Butternut Squash Soup
Vegetable Soup Orange Juice
Lima Bean Soup (Alternate)
Chicken Soup w/Noodles
MAIN DISH Cheese Blintzes Salmon
Chicken with Tangy Orange Sauce
Swedish Meatballs Southern Baked Chicken
SIDE DISH 1 1 oz. Egg Salad
Baked Potatoes in Skin Au Gratin
Baked Barley w/ Mushroom & Carrots
Spaghetti Noodle Pudding
SIDE DISH 2 Peas & Carrots Mixed Vegetables Green Beans
California Blend Vegetables
Sliced Carrots
BREAD Whole Wheat Whole Wheat Whole Wheat
Whole Wheat (Alternate)
Challah
MARGARINE X X X X X
DESSERT Pineapple Tidbits Fresh Apple Apricot Halves Applesauce
Diced Peaches
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MENU ITEMS MONDAY 6/15 TUESDAY 6/16 WEDNESDAY 6/17 THURSDAY 6/18
FRIDAY 6/19
APPETIZER Vegetable Soup
Lima Bean Soup Orange Juice
Split Pea Soup Tomato Soup Chicken Soup w/Noodles
MAIN DISH Eggplant Parmagiana
Baked Fish Loaf w/ Horseradish
Chicken in Mushroom Sauce
Hamburgers w/ Sauted Onions
Roast Chicken w/ Gravy
SIDE DISH 1 Cauliflower Brown Rice Roasted Chick Peas
Home Fries in Skin
Succotash
SIDE DISH 2 Spaghetti Ratatouille Steamed Broccoli Mixed
Vegetables Carrot Tzimmes
BREAD
Whole Wheat (Alternate)
Whole Wheat (Alternate)
Whole Wheat Hamburger Buns Challah
MARGARINE X X X X X
DESSERT Cantaloupe Cubes Chocolate Pudding Birthday Cake
Pineapple Chunks Mandarins
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FRIDAY 6/26
APPETIZER
Mushroom Barley Soup
Minestrone Soup Blended Juice
Split Pea Soup Pineapple Juice
Vegetable Soup Apple Juice
Consomm Orange Juice
MAIN DISH Cheese Blintzes
Salmon with Tartar Sauce
Turkey w/ Cranberry Sauce
Meatballs Southern Baked Chicken
SIDE DISH 1 1 oz. Egg Salad Carrots Baked Yams Spaghetti Noodle
Pudding
SIDE DISH 2 Peas & Carrots Brown Rice Green Beans Mixed
Vegetables Confetti Cauliflower
BREAD Whole Wheat
Whole Wheat (Alternate)
Whole Wheat Whole Wheat (Alternate)
Challah
MARGARINE X X X X X
DESSERT Fresh Oranges Pineapple Tidbits
Unsweetened Applesauce
Apricot Halves Diced Pears
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MENU ITEMS MONDAY 6/29 TUESDAY 6/30
APPETIZER Tomato Soup
Split Pea Soup Orange Juice
MAIN DISH Breaded Pollock Ziti Primavera
SIDE DISH 1 Tossed Salad
Broccoli Carrots
SIDE DISH 2 Mexicali Corn Tossed Salad
BREAD Whole Wheat Whole Wheat
MARGARINE X X
DESSERT Cantaloupe Cubes Vanilla Pudding
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