North Branford Senior Newsletter-June 2016

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Your luncheon will include salad, chicken cacciatore, pasta, sausage and meatballs, green beans and spumoni for dessert. Receive a complimentary glass of wine or beer.

1 North Branford Senior Newsletter-June 2016 SAVE THE DATE! Aqua Turf / Celebrate Italia! Tuesday, July 12 Cost: $45 resident / $50 non-resident Enjoy a wide variety of American and Italian favorites with The Italian Connection Band. They are known as Boston s best Italian band! Your luncheon will include salad, chicken cacciatore, pasta, sausage and meatballs, green beans and spumoni for dessert. Receive a complimentary glass of wine or beer. Departs the Senior center at 10:30 a.m. Come in and register by Wednesday, July 6th. Senior Picnic Thursday, July 14 FREE for residents/$5 non-resident Our seniors celebrate summer right at Totoket Valley Park! Nothing says summer like hot dogs, hamburgers and all the fixings, live music and lots of friends! Bring a lawn chair, sit back and enjoy a summer s evening. Co-sponsored with the North Branford Rotary. Picnic begins at 6:00 p.m. Free to town residents, $5 for others. Register by Wednesday, July 6th. On Friday, April 29, 2016, The Big Idaho Potato Truck rolled into town! This year celebrates the 15th Anniversary of the festival. Calling All Potato and Corn Enthusiasts! The North Branford Potato and Corn Festival Committee meets throughout the year in order to plan for this exciting community event. We are looking for individuals or groups who are interested in being a part of this committee. There are many benefits to volunteering, along with the feeling of accomplishment after a successful festival weekend and the camaraderie of all involved. Sponsored by the North Branford Parks and Recreation Commission 1332 Middletown Ave., Northford, CT ~ If you have any questions about the Festival or the Committee, or for additional information, please contact Rosanne Krajewski, Festival Coordinator, at admin@nbpotatofest.com or by calling the Recreation Department

Brunch & Bowling June 21, 2016 Join us for brunch at the North Haven Diner and then an exciting afternoon of

Transportation - $2 Bowling - $7 Chat With Nurse Free June 22, 2016 12:30 p.m.

Please call Kathy Poston with your availability so we can put you in the schedule.

- 12 noon FREE hearing test FREE hearing aid cleaning and repair FREE listening demonstrations FREE hearing aid

2 Brunch & Bowling June 21, 2016 Join us for brunch at the North Haven Diner and then an exciting afternoon of bowling at Colony Lanes. Departing the senior center at 10:30 a.m. Transportation - $2 Bowling - $7 Chat With Nurse Free June 22, :30 p.m. Blood pressure checks Medication discussion Review health concerns Diabetes/prediabetes mapping FIRST 20 PEOPLE TO SIGN UP WILL RECEIVE FREE LUNCH Reflections Gardening Club Our container garden is in! We need the garden club members to keep the plants watered. Please call Kathy Poston with your availability so we can put you in the schedule. HEARING CLINIC June 13, a.m.- 12 noon FREE hearing test FREE hearing aid cleaning and repair FREE listening demonstrations FREE hearing aid prescriptions and fittings 30-day trial with state of the art technology Call for appointment times Bart Miranda Roxanne Lowell s father Grocery Shopping Tuesdays 12:30 SHOP RITE: June 7 BIG Y: June 14 & 28 STOP and SHOP: June 21 This is YOUR Senior Center. We always welcome your suggestions, thoughts, hopes and dreams for trips, events, programs and activities! Please share them with us

Robert Andreas Brenda Barber Concetta Bonwill Elfriede Boudreau Anna Buono Carol Butler Elvira Cappiello James Casalone Mary Christian Michelle Clough Dorothy Colonese Barbara

Hitchcock George Hugo Sheila Juniver Frank Kalousek Lucy Lynch Blacey Merola Rosemary Miller Roger Munck Meston Norwau Henry Ohr Dorothy Ozols June Prescott Cindy Prodoti Mary

Cooking? We are excited to announce that we are trying something new for the summer!

3 Robert Andreas Brenda Barber Concetta Bonwill Elfriede Boudreau Anna Buono Carol Butler Elvira Cappiello James Casalone Mary Christian Michelle Clough Dorothy Colonese Barbara Considine Janet Crapio Elsie Cusano Joseph DeLucia Eileen DeRosa Charles Esposito Carolyn Fay Catherine Gilbert Ruth Haase Evelyn Haley Eloise Hall Alexander Hart Carmel Hitchcock George Hugo Sheila Juniver Frank Kalousek Lucy Lynch Blacey Merola Rosemary Miller Roger Munck Meston Norwau Henry Ohr Dorothy Ozols June Prescott Cindy Prodoti Mary Smith Lorraine Sabine Bob Sorensen Nancy Steponavich Irene Thomas Donald Timothy Genevieve Wall Christine Warkin Adrienne White George White June Wilber June Williams What s Cooking? We are excited to announce that we are trying something new for the summer! Instead of a weekly soup, we will be offering a weekly cold lunch option, such as tuna salad, egg salad, chicken salad, etc. The price will remain $3.00 and will come with your choice of a bed of lettuce or on a roll. This option is a full meal that includes a beverage and dessert.

4 Check out these upcoming bus trips! Eat the Big Apple Saturday, June 11 Cost: $55 resident /$60 non-resident It s time to MANGIA MANGIA! in the world s greatest city. Start your day with a visit to a rooftop working farm in the heart of Queens. With a guided tour, learn the ins and outs of this amazing feat: growing food in the most unlikely of places. Then it s off to Smorgasburg, a moveable feast set up at the East River Park in trendy Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Fill all your international, grass-fed, locally grown, free range, micro-batch appetites with stunning views of the Manhattan skyline. From there we go to the real Little Italy of New York. Arthur Avenue is all you want your Little Italy to be, and more. With stops at the farm stand, vendors, shops and bakeries, bring a cooler (can be kept on bus) and be prepared to bring home treats! Boston Duck Tour $85 resident / $90 non-resident Saturday, July 2 Boston on your Own $50 resident / $55 non-resident Steeped in history and always revolutionary, Boston is an amazing city to explore. If you ve signed up, start the day with a fun and exciting tour in a Duck Boat! Part bus, part boat and all an adventure, wacky tour guides get you quacking while giving you a tour of the history, legends and lore of Beantown. Once you re back on land, you re on your own to discover all that this wonderful city has to offer. Footsteps from the New England Aquarium and Faneuil Hall, grab a cannoli from the North End, or visit The Old North Church and Paul Revere s house. Hop on the MBTA and the USS Constitution, Bunker Hill Memorial, The Common, the Tea Party Museum or Fenway Park are minutes away. Yankees v. The San Francisco Giants Saturday, July 23 Cost: $130 resident / $135 non-resident It s off to Yankee Stadium to see the Bronx Bombers take on the Giants in this evening game. Main Level left field seats, Sec 232A and motor coach transportation. And you may be interested in. *NEW Coloring Club on June 14 & June 28. Why color? Coloring helps us relax, de-stress, spark our creativity all while connecting with our friends over a casual conversation. *Women s Group on June 15. Ladies, please join Annie Hourwitz for a casual conversation about important topics, in a relaxed environment. *The above groups are FREE, please sign up at the front desk.

5 TRIPS AND EXCURSIONS

6 CLASSES

June Activities North Branford Senior Center (203) 484-6017 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Walking 10:30 1 Tai Chi 10-11 2 Strongercise 9:30 Walmart 12:30 ($2) 3 SR: Pinochle 10:30 SR:

1:00 13 Coloring Club 10:30 Big Y 12:30 14 Walking 10:30 Women s Group 1:00 15 16 17 CT State Capitol Tour ($4) 10:30 SR: Pinochle 10:30 SR: Mahjong 1:00 20 21 Bowling Club 10:30 ($2) Stop and Shop

7 June Activities North Branford Senior Center (203) Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Walking 10:30 1 Tai Chi Strongercise 9:30 Walmart 12:30 ($2) 3 SR: Pinochle 10:30 SR: Mahjong 1:00 6 Quilting Club 10:00 ShopRite 12:30 7 Westbrook Outlets ($4) 10:30 8 Tai Chi SR: Craft 10:30 Entenmann s 12:30 ($2) Hearing Clinic 10:00-12:00 SR: Pinochle 10:30 SR: Mahjong 1:00 13 Coloring Club 10:30 Big Y 12:30 14 Walking 10:30 Women s Group 1: CT State Capitol Tour ($4) 10:30 SR: Pinochle 10:30 SR: Mahjong 1: Bowling Club 10:30 ($2) Stop and Shop 12:30 22 Lavender Pond Farm ($2) 10:00 Chat with Nurse 12:30 23 Christmas Tree Shop/ Cracker Barrel ($2) 24 SR: Pinochle 10:30 SR: Mahjong 1:00 27 Coloring Club 10:30 Big Y 12:30 28 Walking 10:30 Atwater Library 1:00 29 Birthday Celebration 30

8 NOW offering a Cold lunch option Salad of the Week (served with choice of bed of lettuce or roll) June Menu Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 Baked Potato w/ broccoli, cheese & Bacon Spaghetti Pie Garlic bread 2 Toasted cheese Tomato soup Chips & pickles 3 Chicken Salad 6 Sausage & broccoli over pasta Sweet n sour salad w/ chicken 7 Hot dogs w/ chili Corn 8 9 Eggplant Parm sandwich Salad Pizza Side salad 10 Egg Salad 13 Cheese burgers Corn Chips & pickles 14 Chicken Caesar salad w/ croutons 15 Open-faced turkey sandwich Twice baked potato Veggie 16 American Chop Suey Salad 17 Hot dog in a blanket Fries Veggies Tuna Salad Chicken Salad 20 Father s Day Lunch Chicken cutlet Stuffing Corn Shepard s Pie Pasta w/ meat sauce Garlic bread Salad 28 Lemon chicken over noodles 22 Meatloaf w/ gravy Potatoes Veggie 29 Macaroni & cheese Mixed veggies 23 Mandarin Chicken Pasta salad Cake (monthly birthday) 30 Chicken bowls Mashed potatoes, corn, chicken, gravy & Cheddar cheese Battered fish Salad Chips & pickles 24 *Please remember to call by 9:30 a.m. to order lunch. Lunch - $3.00 *Lunch is served at 12:00 unless otherwise noted.

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