September 2016 THE GUIDING LIGHT. Guiding Delaware s Seniors Into a Brighter Future

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1 September 2016 THE GUIDING LIGHT Guiding Delaware s Seniors Into a Brighter Future Frederica Senior Center 216 South Market St Frederica, Delaware Visit us at Notice our new look? We hope you like it because it is a way for the Center to save money. Just by eliminating the envelope we save almost $ a year. Makes our printing cost lower and allows us to place funding where it can be used better. Thank you. We will be CLOSED Monday, September 5, 2016 for Labor Day. Hope you have a great weekend.

2 Mae s Corner September 2016 Something New To Keep Our Members Informed I hope you are enjoying this new format and getting a lot of information from it. BIG NEWS!!!! Starting 1 Sept we will serve the Hot Breakfast on MONDAY S (8:30). We ll still have the continental style breakfast Tuesday thru Friday. Also beginning September 1, lunch hours will be extended 12:00 to 12:45. This will allow our late comers time to eat. Have you seen the trips we will be taking next year? New Orleans, Nashville, Boston and Pigeon Forge Tennessee. These trips are sure to fill up fast so get signed up and get your deposit in now. Speaking of trips, from now on when you sign up for a trip that costs, you will have to put down a deposit. This way we can make sure everyone who signs up gets a seat. Please when you sign up make sure we have a way to contact you so if the trip changes or cancels we can let you know. Hopefully we will see some cooler weather this month. Take Care Mae GETTING TO KNOW YOU by Doris Hoover The year 1923 was a good year. The Roaring Twenties were in full swing, Walt Disney Company was founded, Calvin Coolidge was President, the Delaware chicken industry was founded, Carlton Heston, film actor, was born, and also; Janet Street Parks was born on October 14,1923, in a farmhouse between Felton and Frederica, DE to Agnes and Robert Street. Her father, a Philadelphia contractor, and mother took leave of Delaware and moved to Philadelphia to continue his employment. Janet s grandparents raised her. She attended a two-room school house through the first eight grades and continuing in the Milford Schools. After graduation, Janet attended Delaware State with Home Education for her major. Employment at the Dover Air Force Base, the DE Head Start Program, and then retiring Tanner from Philip the Harris Modern Maturity Center in Dover are part of her early life. She was married having three children and now lives comfortably in the country across from Andrews Lake. Her son Thomas resides with her. Janet keeps up with the news listening to CNN on TV. Favorites are the Jimmy Swagger Singers and the hymn Lilly of the Field. The color blue, enjoying a delicious meal at Rudy s in Harrington, and a turkey dinner are other much loved favorites. She has traveled extensively and visited Spain, Italy, and Germany. But England was the favorite. She is member of a local Red Hat group and reins as their Queen Mom. Janet was a strong supporter of the Frederica Adult Center founded in She personally contacted the DE Division of Aging for information and coaching in how to start a center for adults; and in a short time, four determined individuals conducted their first meeting in the Webb House (now gone). They did a lot of work and had more to do but their ambition was accomplished. Twenty-nine years later, the year 2003, the name was changed from Frederica Adult Center to Frederica Senior Center (FSC). She is a loyal member of FSC and so honored with a picture and plaque hanging in the Hall of Honor. She enjoys singing with the Johnnie Cake Singers. Her advise to others is To live a clean sensible life. This lovely lady is a delight to know. Please extend best wishes, glad to know you, and/or hellos to our Lady of the Month, Ms Janet Parks.

3 Did you miss the fun at Fenwick Island,? If you did don t miss our trips in September. FREDERICA SENIOR CENTER 2017 TRIPS JAN-28 -FEB 5 NEW ORLEANS/BILIOXI $ PER PERSON APRIL-2 -APRIL 8, NASHVILLE SHOW TRIP JUNE 19-22, TALL SHIPS OF BOSTON $ PER PERSON JULY 7-15, PIGEON FORGE TENNESSE MAY 22-26, MAINE TRAIN AND LIGHTHOUSES OCTOBER 8-13, ASHEVILLE, NC, BILTMORE For more information contact Agnes Agnes@fscnews.org 3

4 We missed you at St Michael s Island in August but, you can join us at Cape May, the Inner Harbor or just come stroll on the beach in Rehoboth in September. See page 9 for more trips. THE GUIDING LIGHT You can always visit our web site at Can t find your newsletter and have a computer? Come in on Mondays from 10:00-12:00. Blood Pressure will be taken by Marie White, MS, BSN, RN 4

5 DELAWARE MEDICARE ASSISTANCE WILL BE AT THE CENTER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER NOON TO ANSWER ANY QUESTION REGUARDING MEDICARE, MEDICAID ETC. WALGREEN FREE FLU SHOTS TO MEDICARE RECIPIENTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH, 9:30 TO NOON; AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13TH. 5

6 50s Sock Hop Need a Will or a Power of Attorney Jamie Sharp, Attorney at Law, will be at the Center on Thursday, Sept 8th from 9:00am to 1:00pm. Call the front desk for an appointment Calendar party $

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8 Starting 1 be served SEPTEMBER 2016 LUNCH MENU Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri 1 2 September Lunch will SHRIMP SCAMPI TOSSED SALAD from 12:00 to 12:45!!! CREAM PIE HAM AU GRATIN POTATOES CALIFORNIA BLEND DESSERT OPEN FACED TURKEY SANDWICH MASHED POTATOES W/GRAVY STUFFING GREEN BEANS PUMPKIN PIE CHICKEN CORDON BLEU RICE PILAF BROCCOLI TAPIOCA PUDDING 9 HAMBURGERS HOT DOGS BAKED BEANS MACARONI SALAD SODA FLOAT MEATBALL SUBS FRENCH FRIES ECLAIRS 12 CHICKEN PATTY ON A BUN FRENCH FRIES BROCCOLI SALAD ICE CREAM SANDWICH 8:30 Scrambled Eggs, Sausage, Toast 19 CUBED STEAK MASHED POTATOES W/GRAVY BRUSSELL SPROUTS DESSERT 8:30 Biscuits & Sausage Gravy 13 SALISBURY STEAK MASHED POTATOES W/GRAVY CARROTS DESSERT 20 BIRTHDAY LUNCH CRAB CAKES BROCCOLI BAKED POTATO CREAM PIE 14 FRIED COD HUSH PUPPIES COLESLAW CHOCOLATE PUDDING 21 COUNTRY FRIED CHICKEN MASHED POTATOES W/GRAVY GREEN BEANS DESSERT 15 OPEN FACED ROAST BEEF SANDWICH MASHED POTATOES W/GRAVY PEAS DESSERT BY SOUTHERN MEADOW 22 PORK CHOPS AU GRATIN POTATOES BUTTERED CARROTS APPLE PIE DESSERT TACO SPANISH RICE CHIPS & SALSA CHURROS LASAGNA TOSSED SALAD GARLIC BREAD CHEESECAKE BBQ RIBLET WINGS SANDWICH MACARONI SALAD MACARONI&CHEESE CORN NUGGETS BAKED BEANS DESSERT ICE CREAM 8:30 Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Toast 28 ROCKFISH RICE PILAF STEWED TOMATOES PEACH PIE 29 MEATLOAF MASHED POTATOES W/GRAVY SUCCOTASH BOSTON CREAM PIE 30 TOMATO SOUP GRILLED CHEESE CRACKERS ECLAIRS BREAKFAST is served daily, come and enjoy a light continental style breakfast on Tuesday, through Friday. There is a full breakfast service every Monday at 8:30 8

9 SEPTEMBER 2016 ACTIVITIES 9

10 Frederica Senior Center September Trips Friday September 2 (8:30am - 3:30pm)(Cost $6 or $8) CHEERS Trap Pond Picnic Saturday September 3 (5:30pm) Belated 4th of July Fireworks Wednesday September 7 (9:00am 2:00pm)(Cost $ Lunch) Wilmington Waterfront (Lunch at Joe s Crab Shack) Friday September 9(5:30pm??)(Covered Dish) Buddy s Hideaway Wednesday September 14 (9:00am - 2:00pm) (Cost $20.00) Longwood Gardens Monday September 19 (10:00am 4:00pm) (Cost 45.00) Strasburg Railroad Tuesday September 20 (9:30am - ) (Cost $10.00) Ocean City, Maryland Monday September 26 (9:00am ) (Cost $20.00) Cape May, New Jersey Tuesday September 27 (9:30am 4:00pm) Inner Harbor Baltimore, Maryland Thursday September 29 (9:30am 2:00pm) Rehoboth Beach, Delaware Friday September 30 (5:30pm??)(Covered Dish) Petersburg s Opry CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION No Refunds on pre-paid trips 10

11 3 rd ANNUAL FREDERICA DAYS FACE PAINTING, PONY RIDES, BOUNCY HOUSE, DUNK TANK, FIRE HOSE, COOKIE WALK, WATER GAME, WATERMELON EATING CONTEST, RING TOSS BREAKFAST SANDWICHES AVAILABLE $ 2.50 EACH FREE HOT DOGS TO FIRST 100 PEOPLE SPONSERED BY THE TOWN OF FREDERICA, HABITAT FOR HUMANITY, TRINITY CHURCH and the FREDERICA SENIOR CENTER 11

12 The Red Hat Society Bubbling Sistas Chapter There will be a meeting on September 9 at 10:00am. We will be done by 11:30 so we can enjoy lunch at the Center. So join us and have a fun filled day!! Upcoming Meetings: October 14, November 4 and December 2. Dover Public Library Presents: From Gangster to Hero Starring Humphrey Bogart Every Monday in October a different film will be shown beginning with The Maltese Falcon and following his character development to Rick in Casablanca. So, see these great films the way they should be seen, on the big screen. October 3, The Maltese Falcon October 10, All Through The Night October 17, Across The Pacific October 24, Cinema s Exiles: From Hitler to Hollywood October 31, Casablanca All movies are from 2:00 to 4:00pm and the series is FREE. The series will be presented by Dr. Filippo Toscano and Ann Happoldt. Dover Public Library is located at 35 East Loockerman St. next to the US Post Office. Questions? Call the Library at Paid for by Friends for Morgan Hudson 12

13 LOOK WHAT S COMING UP Sept 17th Country Ho Down Tickets on Sale Now November Craft Fair More to come December 3rd Christmas Dinner and Dance 13

14 New Members in the Month of birthdays August 2016 Please introduce yourself and make all of our new members welcome Gary Johnson Lois Parker Vincent & Regina Bilello Michael & Kathleen Shoemaker David & Patricia Wheeler Jacquilin Hughes Maureen Gregerson Francine Johnson Helen Todd Phyllis Shier Robert Fry Frank & Joyce Bush Pauline Tatman Viktoria Hyer Karen Williams Larry Fetzer Jacquiline Swartz Robert Volkomer Linda String Eleanor Cain Sept 1 Sept 6 Sept 7 Sept 8 Sept 10 Sept 11 Sept 12 Sept 13 Sept 15 Sept 16 Sept 17 Sept 19 Sept 20 Sept 22 Sept 23 Sept 24 Sept 25 Sept 26 Sept 27 Sept 28 Sept 29 Shirley Warren Lola Mitchell Elfrieda Bamford Alive Ellis Mae Maloney Elden Tunnell Gary Johnson Janet Dawson-Terebecki Dee Mulcahy Linda Jones Arlene Altomare Brian Bean Paul Pettit Joan Rager Joan Simpson Samuel Tharp Diana Hake Mary DeBlasio Gilbert Collison Doris Burris Helen Todd Lou Collumb Michael Sabo Carlton Scott Telford Rager Ted LaFerriere Jean Callaway Darlene Bean Sheila Allen Lillian Kilkenny Diane Hilton Ella Mae Hake Glenn Garner Deana Cosgrove Jerome Hickman Roy Robinson Janet Benson Ricky Cox Gert Cox 14

15 Frederica Senior Center, Inc. Educational and Cultural Programs Professionals from the community visit the Center to inform the members and offer a variety of services free of charge for issues like Health, Legal, Consumer issues and much more! Membership The Frederica Senior Center is open to anyone 50+ or disabled, veterans regardless of race, creed, national origin, or gender. An application must be completed and submitted to the corporation. At that time, a fee of $20.00 for annual membership dues is also required. This fee is renewed every July 1st. Nutritious Meals Come enjoy our delicious meals, cooked at our Center each day. Meals are served buffet style Monday-Friday at noon for a minimal donation of $5.00 per member, $7.00 non-member. Social and Recreational Activities The Center offers a variety of activities which include: daily craft-making classes, our game and social rooms are open daily for pool playing, card games, table games, puzzles, etc. Weekly Bible study, shopping, recreational and cultural trips, various crafts, quilting, walking and much more. Transportation A daily pickup is offered Monday-Friday to transport members to and from the Center, as well as social, recreational and shopping trips. The center has two buses, each equipped with a wheel chair ramp and handicapped equipment. If you are in need of this service please contact us for availability. Outreach Program Our Outreach Coordinator is a mediator between the center and the community. Persons needing assistance with food, shelter, medical bills, or any other assistance please call our Outreach Coordinator. Board of Directors Ken Ryder President Rev William Downing 1st Vice President Herb Konowitz 2nd Vice President Sam Beyard Treasurer Marvin Lands Secretary Telford Rager Member at Large Members: Louise Gill, Charles Shinefuss, Glenn Garner, Tom Mosley, Ron Papineau, Melvin Dernberger, Adrena Vann Membership Representative: Mae Maloney Volunteer Receptionist: Barbara Young, Pat Anderson, Sybil Hoover Renee Hoffman Ray Harris Cathy Mosley Agnes Case Cindie Trader Barbara Farmer Kimberly Jester Michelle Phinazee Mert Mullen Sonny Lomax Betty Flemming Daniel Jones Mae Maloney Barbara Vollberg Trish Lomax Staff Executive Director Office Manager Activities Coordinator Activities Colunteer Outreach Director Kitchen Manager Lead Cook Kitchen Assistant Bus Driver Bus Driver Crafts Coordinator Sanitation Engineer Receptionist (Volunteer) Receptionist (Volunteer) Receptionist (Volunteer) Frederica Senior Center s Mission Statement Founded in 1974, the Frederica Senior Center was built on the need to combat the debilitating effects of geographical isolation of the elderly residing in Frederica, Magnolia, Felton, North Bowers Beach and rural surrounding areas in Delaware. Our goal is to provide a hot home-cooked nutritious meal daily; social; recreational and educational activities; transportation to and from the Center; and Outreach services. If you or someone you know has a need or would like to visit our Center, please feel free to call us (302) or (302) Our hours of operation are Monday through Thursday 7:00am to 3:00pm, Friday 7:00am - 2:00pm 15

16 Frederica Senior Center PO Box S. Market St Frederica DE Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage Paid Georgetown, DE Permit #279 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED It is the soldier, not the reporter, who has given us freedom of the press. It is the soldier, not the poet, who has given us freedom of speech. It is the soldier, not the campus organizer, who has given us the freedom to demonstrate. It is the soldier, not the lawyer, who has given us the right to a fair trial. It is the soldier who salutes the flag, serves under the flag, and whose coffin is draped by the flag, who allows the protestor to burn the flag. NATIONAL POW/MIA RECOGNITION DAY SEPT 16,