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New Medicare Cards Have Started To Mail! Medicare has started sending new cards with new Medicare numbers to people with Medicare. Your new Medicare card will include a new number unique to you, instead of your current Social Security-based number. This will help to pro-tect you against fraud.

Medicare will mail cards on a rolling basis, sending a new card with a new number at no cost to everyone with Medi-care over the next year. To update your official mailing ad-dress, visit https://www.ssa.gov/myaccount/ or call 1-800-

772-1213. If you want to know when new cards start mail-ing to your area, visit Medicare.gov and sign up to get email alerts from Medicare. We’ll send you an email when cards start mailing in your state, and we’ll also email you about other important Medicare topics. While the cards have a new look, your Medicare coverage and benefits will stay the same.

Don’t Get Scammed! Scammers are using the rollout of

new Medicare cards as an opportunity to get beneficiaries pro-tected information. Please be aware that multiple scams have surfaced across the country. Scammers call beneficiaries claim-ing to be from Medicare. The scammer will say they have to up-date information so the person can get their card. This is not le-gitimate. Medicare is not calling people, they are mailing out new cards. Cards for Connecticut residents currently on Medi-care will be mailed sometime after June 2018. If a beneficiaries address has changed it’s up to the beneficiary to update their address with Social Security online or by phone at 1-800-772-

1213, TTY users can call 1-800-325-0778. You can see above what the mailing will look like (provided by the Centers for Medi-care and Medicaid Services).

Reminder! DO NOT share your Medicare Number or other

personal information with anyone who contacts you by phone, email or by approaching you in person, unless you’ve given them permission in advance. If you have any concerns or sense sus-picious activity please feel free to come to us at the Sullivan Sen-ior Center or call Medicare at 1-800-633-4227.

PAGE 2 SULLIVAN SENIOR CENTER NEWSLETTER JUNE 2018

Park Ave

Thrift Shop 88 E Albert St., Torrington

Hours: Mon.—Fri. 9:30 am— 3:30 pm

Joel Sekorski, Director

Carol Tucker, Transportation/Chore

Kerry Palmer, Admin. Assistant

Charles Abolin, Office Assistant

Olena Nashed, Office Assit. Per Diem

John McDonald, Maintenance

Karen Bentley, Thrift Shop

Don MacLeod, Volunteer Trip Coor.

Evelyn Lukes, Volunteer Coordinator

Laura Thibault, Seniorcize Instructor

Mary Ball, Chore Program

Rhonda Bascetta, Chore Program

Beverly Kandefer, Chore Program

Kathy Pelchat, Chore Program

Robyn Pillar, Chore Program

Joann Stairs, Chore Program

Marie Wilusz, Chore Program

Jeff Celadon, Van Driver

Lauri Briatico, Van Driver

Keith Hall, Van Driver

David Lemieux, Van Driver

Otto Schibi, Van Driver

Winston Seeran, Van Driver

Gloria Novak, Chairperson • Raymond Aeschliman, Vice-Chairperson

Annette Caputi, Recording Secretary

Arthur Mattiello • Jean Rochelt • John Silano • Open

Alternates: Mary Ann Berlinski • Jeanne McGarrity • John Riggs

Candy Perez, Winsted Rep

Your staff at the Sullivan Senior Center

Services for the Elderly Commission

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June 01 Corinne Curtis Evelyn Klens Carl Michelet Jean Milici Olga Penny Van Gestel

June 02 Susan Belding

Patricia Bredice

William Celadon

Julia Chretien

Irene Desrochers Beryl Dow

Christine Marcellino

Carol Mucha

Rita Rosenbeck Andrew Weinmann, II

June 03 Howard Caine

Donald Leveillee

Raymond Mascetti Daniel Sayers, Jr. Mary Slaiby Norma Teti Arthur Woods, Jr.

June 04 James Jenkins William McLaughlin

Robert Sekulski Marion Sullivan

June 05 Louise Boulay Marianne Christiano

Lucy Fenn

Inez Gambetta

Beverly Loyot Frank Muik

Hong Ngoun

Ruth Quoss Joseph Roller Susan Zucco

June 06 Raymond Aeschliman

Marilyn Campbell Mary Carlson

Mary Eagan

Judith Grohs Paul Grosso

Alyce Higgins

Mary Lovallo

Paul Moskal John Portinari Richard Shokite

June 07 Denise Bergenty Ann Carillo

Doris Losee

June 07 Shirley O'Connell Richard Pelchat Arline Pozzo

Joyce Price

Adrienne Russo

Judith Tellier Joseph Vitulano

June 08 Rose Bouthillier William Driscoll Domenic Pietrafesa

Kristina Smith

Charlotte Stevens

Joanne Thompson Pease

June 09 Marcia Adorno

Frances Crable

Roy Cross

Walter Farquhar June Meyers

David Moore

Beverly Navin

Debbie Taylor Mary Tino

Carol Zander

June 10 Rick Dalla Valle

Marie-Luise Meyer Janice Monschein

Lena Resha

Anthony Roman

Josephine Valle

Dana Winters

June 11 Lynn Avenia-Shuhi Vaughn Barreotis Thomas Flanagan

John Higgins, Jr. Gail Langlois Robert Neil Claudia Neri

June 12 Mary Bray James Colbert Jackie Coppa

Carol Falcone

Marlene Lopardo

Dorothy Murphy John Pelchat Carol-Ann Stentiford

Wayne Varney

June 13 Gloria Baccei Gus Beres Shirley Braman

Lynne Dray

June 13 Jean Eichner Charlene Graskoski Hannelore Jewett Antoinette Landor Elsie Manes Gladys Martinotti Donald O'Neil Theresa Pastre

Audree Peters

June 14 Elaine Berry James Curtis Larry Komisar Robert Lemere

Barbara Mackenzie

John Melaragno

Lynda Nielsen

Stephen Tokarz, Jr. Judith Travis Harriet Vergaro

June 15 Donald Cote' June Eddinger Phyllis Frink

Cecelia Jenkins John Kucera, Jr. Patti Kwashnak David Maccalous Judith Pleau

William Romaniello

June 16 Barbara Ball Alice Berger June Castro

Bonnie Cataldo

Helen DeFaite

Gail Downs

June Koch

Robert Martinotti Mildred Skutt Carmine Tedesco

Pat Winegar

June 17 Laurie Abbott Rose Marie Auffrey June Box Hartley Connell Gary Finn

Josephine Fraser Beverly Jacobs Arthur LaMere

Jean Quinn

June Stoughton

Adaline Tofield

Joann Warren

June 18 Yolanda Colangelo

Louise Consolini

June 18 Joseph Cravanzola

Gloria Fochesato

Milton Hall Marie Morro

Bruno Sestito

Betty Wells

June 19 Patricia Beeman

Carol Pathe

Louis Szabo

Janice Whiterock

June 20 Paul Brazeau

Fran Corey Helen Feidl Loretta Fournier Rosemary Gancos Rose Marie Janssen

Robert Julien

Arthur Klonoski Regina Neri Loretta Oliveri Marion Prokop

John Pudlinski Joyce Roberge

Phyllis Sousa

David Weik

June 21 Edna Acton

Virginia Balducci Nona Coffill Roger Fulton

Gail Galetto

Kathleen Govotski Vivian Grosso

Frederick Lang, Sr. Mary Malis

Betty Olson

Roz Peters Carl Strobel Diane Young

June 22 Viola Cahoon

Sally Carotenuti Theodore Connole

Karen Hubbell Doris Malahan

Marie Matteis Carol Riccucci Sid Simons Kathy White

Martha Williams

Peter Zajac

June 23 Patricia Boccio

Marie Bouchard

David Cedarholm

Lucille Johnson

June 23 Len Margiotta

Ralph Nigro

John Slasienski Rose Smith Robert Stango

Joseph Torlai G Richard Tuxbury

June 24 Patricia Catanese

Carol Cusano

Richard Pogor Susan Schieb

Margaret Shuhi Richard White, Jr.

June 25 Lewis Barre

Mel Brickman

Cynthia Cassotto

Mary Cattey

Maureen Denver Arlene Faken

Norma Harss Raymond Jobin

Joel Levy Jean Paige

Edward Stevens

June 26 Daniel Gautieri Mary Harrigan

June 27 Cheryl Lindstrom

Egidio Recidivi

June 28 Sylvia Berlinski Vernon Deane, Jr. Doris Farrar John Field

Joan Kaczynski Francis Kane

Eugene Trivaudey

June 29 June Dziennis Barbara Holmes Elizabeth Linsky Elaine Schiavone

Norman Southergill

June 30 Charles Beach

June Cardillo

Ann DiMauro

Paul Eichner Louis Labrecque

Madeline Laganga

Frederick Mercier Lillian Owens

Virginia Savoia

Grand Total 255

BIRTHDAY LIST FOR JUNE 2018


Beautiful Things Gold & Silver in the Dining Room

Turn your gold & silver pieces into cash while raising funds for the Sullivan Senior

Center! Bring in all forms of gold or silver jewelry, flatware, tea sets, and coins (silver

dollars, half dollars, quarters and dimes pre-1964). Be paid well above jeweler’s prices and you will be paid cash on the spot! The Senior Center will benefit too! The Senior Center will receive 10% of the total paid

out at the end of the day.

Beautiful Things Gold & Silver plans to be

at the Center from—10 a.m.—1 p.m. on the following Thursdays:

June 7, Sept. 6 and Dec. 6

Walk ins are welcome, however, you are encouraged to register for this event.

Please call 860.489.2211.

Janine Boisvert

Karen A. Bowman

Eileen Calkins

Yvette Carbone

Cynthia A. Cassotto

Robert J. Cassotto

Linda DiMauro

Bernadette M. Hood

Diana Kinosh

Robert Magill

Louise Ostroski

Daniel Persechino

Corrine E. Steeves

Active Members

3,176

New Members Artist of the Quarter

Amy Nevin of Torrington

Amy has been with the Art Club for 20 years!

Artwork is on display in the front foyer.

A Memorial Donation !in memory of

Rhoda Connelly!was made to the Sullivan Senior Center

Memorial Donations!in memory of

Dante Casali!& Ann Robustelli !

continued to be made to the Sullivan

Senior Center Outdoor Projects Fund !

Thank you for your generous gifts. Our

sympathy goes out to the families of

these wonderful people.

2018 Walking Club… Here’s how you can participate!

1. Sign up in the Front Office to be part of the Walking

Club. (New members will receive a free Walking Club T-shirt).

2. Go for walks thru—Dec. 31st. 3. Log your walking time—you will be provided with a chart

4. Turn in your log to the front office when the month ends

The 3 people with the most hours logged each month will be recognized

in the newsletter! Prizes will be awarded at the end of the year to the top

3 people with the highest average hours logged. Participants must have

walked for at

least three months

be tween th e

months of April to

December to

qualify.

BJ’s Wholesale Cub Gives you an opportunity to join at a discounted rate.

Wed., June 20th from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the Dining Room

Stop down during that hour to join or renew or simply inquire about their offer. This does not require registration, no need to

call the Senior Center prior to attending.

HHC at Home visits the Sullivan Senior Center

Wednesday, June 27 at 11:15 a.m.

Presented by Tami Walker, LPN, Transitional Care Coordinator

Join Tami to learn about the services offered by Hartford

Healthcare at Home.

If staying for lunch please see Page 15 for menu details and call Flo by noon the day before to make your reservation.

HartfordHealthCare!atHome!Connecttohealthier.™!

• Home Health Services

• Palliative Care & Hospice • Healthy Minds at Home • Alzheimer’s Services

• Behavioral Health

• Private Duty Home Care

• Home Safety Technology • Balance & Fall Prevention • Center For Health Aging

April Walking Results

April DuBourg-White … 40.50 hours

Nancy Sylvester ...….….... 23.00 hours

Pat Garrett ………..……….... 15.75 hours


“Lady Bird”

Mon., June 11 at 1:30 p.m.

An eccentric teenager attending a Catholic high school deals with the pangs of first love and clashes with her mother over her plans for the future. Saoirse Ronan, Laurie Metcalf, Tracy Letts, Lucas Hedges R 1:33 Min.

Popcorn sponsored by RegalCare at Torrington

“The Post”

Mon., June 25 at 1:30 p.m.

The Post races to catch up with the New York Times to expose a massive cover-up of govern-ment secrets that spanned three decades and four U.S. Presi-dents. Meryl Streep, Bruce Green-wood, Tom Hanks. PG-13 1:55 Min.

Free Popcorn & Movie at The Sullivan Senior Center

Movie titles subject to change based on availability

Spring Projects FUNDRAISING

Goal

$8,000

Year-To-Date Percent of Goal

84%

Since last Report:

$732

Raised to Date:

$6,737

THANK YOU!! !

Who wants to play?!!!

Members are interested in playing

RUMMYKUB and HAND & FOOT.

Who would like to play?

Call the front office at 860.489.2211.

If enough interest is there we will schedule a

time for these games to be played in the All-

Purpose Room.

To all who helped us Raise the Flag,

This is a special thank you for

the generous donations made

to the Spring Projects Fundrais-

er. At the time of publishing

this article, we are in possession

of the flagpole for the Bowman

Community Gardens and the

picnic tables are in place. Plans

are underway to beautify the

grounds of the Senior Center

and add additional outdoor

seating around the building.

Our most recent drawing, held

May 9th, brought in $552. Your support of this effort is so much

appreciated, YOU are the reason we are successful. Donations

continue to trickle in as we close upon the end of the fundrais-

ing for these projects. Final figures will be posted at the Center.

A formal ceremony recognizing all donors along with the dedi-

cation of the new flagpoles at the Sul-

livan Senior Center and the Bowman

Gardens will take place later this sum-

mer once all projects are completed.

Details will be forthcoming in a mail-

ing to everyone who contributed in-

cluding those who donated items for

the drawings held to raise funds.

Congratulations Lightening Strikes! The SSC’s Wii Bowling Team, Lightning Strikes, finished in 2nd place

for the season and 3rd in the end of the year tournament! Come down and watch Wii Invitational in July!

Look to the July newsletter for details JOIN IN ON THE FUN! Become par t of the In House

League! Join our travel team “Lightening Strikes! Call us

to set up a lesson with one of our Wii Bowlers!

860.489.2211


Cooking Demonstration, Tasting & Nutrition Talk

in the Dining Room

Join registered dietitian Elizabeth Caruthers for a FREE monthly cooking demonstration, recipe tasting and nutrition talk. You will learn how to use food to prevent and manage chronic diseases such as obesity, diabetes, hypertension and heart disease. She will share her easy, delicious recipes and offer her nutrition expertise throughout these engaging clas-ses.

Please join us on the 4th Monday of the month from 3:00-4:00pm. Classes are FREE, but you will need to register in advance.

Mark your calendars for: JUN 25 · JUL 23 · AUG 27 To Register call 860.489.2211

Space is limited!

Renters receive direct grants from the State of Connecticut on the assumption that part of their rent goes to cover their landlord’s prop-erty tax. Renters’ rebates can be up to $900 for married couples and $700 for single persons. Guidelines for State of CT Renter's Rebate Program: 1. Claimant must have resided in CT for any one year period prior

to filing an application. 2. Claimant, or spouse if living together must have been 65 years

of age by December 31, 2017 OR be 50 years of age or older and the surviving spouse of a renter, who at the time of his death qualified and was entitled to tax relief.

3. Persons 18+ years old who are receiving Social Security Disa-bility or Disability benefits.

Qualifying Income: Single not to exceed $35,300…...Married not to exceed $$43,000

Documentation needed: Evidence of payments for rent, utility (electricity, gas, water and fuel) and proof of all 2017 income. a. Rent receipts or canceled rent checks for entire 2017

year. b. Electric/Gas/Water/Fuel bills, canceled checks or pay-

ment histories from the utility companies for entire 2017 year.

c. Social Security benefit statement for 2017 (SSA 1099). d. Bank interest statement and dividends (2017 1099s). e. Pension statement for (2017 1099s). f. Copy of 2017 Federal income tax return (1040), if filed

must be presented. ALL DOCUMENTS MUST BE PRESENTED AT THE TIME OF YOUR

APPOINTMENT OR YOU WILL NEED TO RESCHEDULE

RENTER’S REBATE PROGRAM Application Period is April 1—Oct. 1 Call today for your appointment—860.489.2211

AARP Smart Driver Course Senior Center Shuffleboard Room

This course is available to people age 50 and older. The 4 hour session must be completed to receive a certificate that entitles the student to a discount on auto insurance for 2 years. The cost is $15, ($20 non-members of AARP) paya-ble by check only made out to AARP. IMPORTANT!!! You must bring your AARP card to show the instructor. If you do not have your membership card you can call 1-888-687-2277 to obtain your number. All classes are held on Thurs. from 9:00—1:00 on the following dates in 2018: JUN 7 JUL 12 SEP 6 NOV 1

Call 860.489.2211 to Register

Connecticut Senior Juried Art Show Entry Deadline: June 22

Pomperaug Woods invites seniors age 70+ to participate in the 10th annual Connecticut Senior Juried Art Show. It will be held at Pomperaug Woods in Southbury in September.

Artists may submit up to 2 pieces of artwork. All entries must be received by Friday, June 22. All artists will have at least one entry accepted in the show and acceptance letters will be mailed on July 20.

Rules, timeline and entry form are available in the front office of the Sullivan Senior Center of visit poperaugwoods.com. If you have any questions, please call 203-267-2835.

Grandparent or Relative Care Givers Raising Kids...

⇒ Do you need emergency funds for raising children?

⇒ Do you need CAMP funds?

This GRANT is generously offered through the

WCAAA for emergencies of all natures and summer

camps.

CONTACT: CT LEGAL SERVICES, WATERBURY, CT PHONE: 203-721-8558

⇒ You must be 55 years or older & live in the 41 towns of NW CT

⇒ You must have legal custody or guardianship of the child.

⇒ Income and Asset guidelines apply


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Funeral Director

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY

* Community Health & Wellness Center comes to the

Senior Center Health Office

Tuesdays—9:30—noon

Walk Ins Welcome Or you can call for appt. 860.489.0931

Images of America

A slideshow featuring pictures of

Torrington from 1860

presented by Betsy Kaczmarcyk

Thursday, June 14th at 11:00Stay for lunch! See menu details on Page 15.

8:45 ……...Seniorcize 4

9:30 …….. Needlework 10 & 11:00 . Arthritis Found. Ex. Prog— call 860-496-6660 12:10 …….. Qigong $8 members / $12 others 1:00 …….. Quilting & Sewing 1 to 3:00 .. Billiard Lessons 1:30 …….. Mah Jongg

8:30 …….….. Shuffleboard / 9:30 ……..... Craft Class 5

9:30 - noon ... Community Health & Wellness Center * 11:15 &12:30 Parkinson’s Exercise Class—860.496.6660 12:30 ……….. Stamping & Embossing Class 1:15 ……….. Pinochle—$1 2:30 ……….. Intermediate Italian—5/12 2:30 ……….. Yoga—$7 6:00 ……….. Tai Chi—Advanced

9:30 ……… Silver Belles & Beaux

10:00 ……… Computer Help 12:00 …...…. Advanced Line Dance with Dina 1:00 ……… Quilting 1:15 ……... Music & Dancing w/ The Tune Dusters 1:30 ……… Golden Groove— 3:00 ……… Al-Anon Meeting, in the Craft Room 3:45 ……… Tap Lessons w/Dina


9:30 …….. Needlework 10 & 11:00 . Arthritis Found. Ex. Prog— call 860-496-6660 12:10 …….. Qigong $8 members / $12 others 1:00 …….. Quilting & Sewing 1 to 3:00 .. Billiard Lessons 1:30 …….. Mah Jongg 1:30 …….. Popcorn & Movie, “”Lady Bird” R 1:33

8:30 ……….. Shuffleboard / 9:30 ……..... Craft Class 12

9:30 - noon .. Community Health & Wellness Center * 11:15 &12:30 Parkinson’s Exercise Class—860.496.6660 12:30 ……….. Stamping & Embossing Class 1:15 ……….. Pinochle—$1 2:30 ……….. Intermediate Italian—6/12 2:30 ……….. Yoga—$7 6:00 ……….. Tai Chi—Advanced


10:00 ……… Computer Help 10:30 ……… Father’s Day Luncheon 12:00 …..….. Advanced Line Dance with Dina 1:00 ……… Quilting 1:15 ……... Music & Dancing w/ The Tune Dusters 1:30 ……… Golden Groove—$4 3:00 ……… Al-Anon Meeting, 3:45 ……… Tap Lessons w/Dina


9:30 …….. Needlework 10 & 11:00 . Arthritis Found. Ex. Prog— call 860-496-6660 12:10 …….. Qigong $8 members / $12 others 1:00 …......Services for the Elderly Commission Meeting 1:00 …….. Quilting & Sewing 1 to 3:00 .. Billiard Lessons 1:30 …….. Mah Jongg


9:30 - noon .. Community Health & Wellness Center * 11:15 &12:30 Parkinson’s Exercise Class—860.496.6660 12:30 ……….. Stamping & Embossing Class 1:15 ……….. Pinochle—$1 2:30 ……….. Yoga—$7 2:30 ……….. Intermediate Italian—7/12 6:00 ……….. Tai Chi—Advanced


10:00 ……… Computer Help 10:30 ….…... BJ’s Wholesale Club Membership Opportunity12:00 ……… Advanced Line Dance with Dina 1:00 ……… Quilting 1:15 ……... Music & Dancing w/ The Tune Dusters 1:30 ……… Golden Groove—$4 3:00 ……… Al-Anon Meeting 3:45 ……… Tap Lessons w/Dina


9:30 …….. Needlework 10 & 11:00 . Arthritis Found. Ex. Prog— call 860-496-6660 12:10 …….. Qigong $8 members / $12 others 1:00 …….. Quilting & Sewing 1 to 3:00 .. Billiard Lessons 1:30 …….. Mah Jongg 1:30 …….. Popcorn & Movie, “The Post” 1:55 3:00 …….. Cooking Demo & Nutrition Talk


9:30 - noon .. Community Health & Wellness Center * 11:15 &12:30 Parkinson’s Exercise Class—860.496.6660 12:30 ……….. Stamping & Embossing Class 1:15 ……….. Pinochle—$1 2:30 ……….. Yoga—$7 2:30 ……….. Intermediate Italian—8/12 6:00 ……….. Tai Chi—Advanced


10:00 ……… Computer Help 11:15 ….…... Hartford Healthcare at Home Presentation

12:00 ……… Advanced Line Dance with Dina 1:00 ……… Quilting 1:15 ……... Music & Dancing w/ The Tune Dusters 1:30 ……… Golden Groove—$4 3:00 ……… Al-Anon Meeting 3:45 ……… Tap Lessons w/Dina—

HOMECARE • HOSPICE • PRIVATE DUTY

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Since 1928

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WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Images of America—Torrington

A slideshow featuring pictures of

Torrington from 1860-1960

presented by Betsy Kaczmarcyk Thursday, June 14th at 11:00

Stay for lunch! See menu details on Page 15.

Torrington Area Parkinson's Support Group

June 23, 2018 ~ 10AM—NOON

Speaker: Bob Rudman, AARP Topic: Driving Self Assessment

For further information call Sue at 860.489.1677 or Carol at 860.482.4610

8:45 …….. Seniorcize 9:15 …….. Canasta 1

9:15 ……...Advanced Italian—14/14

9:30 …….. Adult Coloring 9:30 …….. Chess Club and Lessons 10 & 11:00 . Arthritis Found. Ex. Prog— call 860-496-6660 1:00 …….. Mexican Train Dominoes 1:00 ….…. Zumba Gold—$5 1:15 …….. 9/5 Tournament—$1

9:30 ……… Silver Belles & Beaux 6

:00 …...…. Advanced Line Dance with Dina—$5

1:15 ……... Music & Dancing w/ The Tune Dusters —$4

Anon Meeting, in the Craft Room 3:45 ……… Tap Lessons w/Dina—$45/8 weeks

8:30 ….…… Duplicate Bridge—Call John 860.567.0671 7 8:30 ……….. Wood Carving Class 9:00 ……….. AARP Smart Driver Course 10:00 ……….. Beautiful Things Gold & Silver 10:30—11:30 Blood Pressure Screening by VNA NW 11:15 &12:30 Parkinson’s Exercise Class—860.496.6660 1:15 ……….. Bingo—$1 for 2 1:30 ……….. Art Class 2:00 ……….. Chair Yoga / 2:30 ….. Chair Exercise 3:00 ……….. AA Meeting


9:15 ……...Conversational Italian—1/10 9:30 …….. Foot Clinic - Call 860-379-8561 for appt 9:30 …….. Adult Coloring 9:30 …….. Chess Club and Lessons 10 & 11:00 . Arthritis Found. Ex. Prog— call 860-496-6660 1:00 …….. Mexican Train Dominoes 1:00 ….…. Zumba Gold—$5 1:15 …….. 9/5 Tournament—$1


10:30 ……… Father’s Day Luncheon :00 …..….. Advanced Line Dance with Dina—$5

1:15 ……... Music & Dancing w/ The Tune Dusters $4

3:45 ……… Tap Lessons w/Dina—$45/8 weeks

8:30 ….…… Duplicate Bridge—Call John 860.567.0671 14 8:30 ……….. Wood Carving Class 10:30—11:30 Blood Pressure Screening by VNA NW 11:00 …….…. Images of America—Torrington 11:15 &12:30 Parkinson’s Exercise Class—860.496.6660 1:15 ……….. Bingo—$1 for 2 1:30 ……….. Art Class 2:00 ……….. Chair Yoga / 2:30 ….. Chair Exercise 3:00 ……….. AA Meeting


9:15 ……...Conversational Italian—2/10 9:30 …….. Foot Clinic - Call 860-379-8561 for appt 9:30 …….. Adult Coloring 9:30…….. Chess Club and Lessons 10 & 11:00 . Arthritis Found. Ex. Prog— call 860-496-6660 1:00 …….. Mexican Train Dominoes 1:00 ….…. Zumba Gold—$5 1:15 …….. 9/5 Tournament—$1


10:30 ….…... BJ’s Wholesale Club Membership Opportunity :00 ……… Advanced Line Dance with Dina—$5


3:45 ……… Tap Lessons w/Dina—$45/8 weeks

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Call Don at 860.489.2211 Option #8 Depart from Staples Plaza

unless otherwise indicated.

DATE DESTINATION—DESCRIPTION COST

JUN 24, 2018 Depart TBD Return TBD

THE BOSTON POPS AT TANGLEWOOD, WEST LENOX, MA We will enjoy a lunch in the Stock-bridge area with a choice of a chicken, beef or fish entrée (Restaurant TBD) After lunch we head to Tanglewood to enjoy the Boston Pops directed by Andy Einhorn with guest soloist, Audra McDon-ald. With seats located in the covered area of “The Shed”, e can sit back, relax and enjoy the mu-sic! Price includes transportation, complete luncheon and driver’s gratuity .

$140.00 pp

JUN 29, 2018 FOXWOODS CASINO—Depart 8:00 am ~ Return 7:00 pm Receive $10 Food Credit or FREE Buffet and $10 Slot Play. Includes gratuities.

$25.00 pp

JUL 24, 2018 Depart 10:00 am Return TBD

SUMMIT VIEW PAVILION, HOLYOKE, MA, Package includes Roundtrip Motorcoach, Twin lob-sters with drawn butter (Prime Rib substitute), exciting afternoon performance of “AMERICA THRU SONG” FEATURING “JIMMY MAZZ” at the Outdoor Pavilion, meal taxes & gratuities and driver’s gratuity. This show is a musical tribute to many of the great states Jimmy visited from Massachu-setts to California and back again!

$81.00 pp

AUG 2, 2018 Depart TBA Return TBA

SARATOGA RACE COURSE, SARATOGA, NY. Come to SARATOGA and enjoy “The Sport of Kings”. Lunch on own at one of the several restaurants or choose a food vendor offering a variety of delectable treats sure to please everyone’s tastes. Includes: Transportation, Grandstand Ad-mission, Reserved Seating & Driver’s Gratuity.

$75.00 pp

SEP 11-13, 2018 Depart TBA Return TBA

3 DAY TOUR, LANCASTER, PA Stay 2 nights at the Amish View Inn with breakfast at the hotel. Dinner #1: IMPROV at the Mount Hope Winery. Dinner #2: Hometown Kitchen, Family Style. We have reserved orchestra seating for “Jesus” at the Sight Sound Theatre. Also included, a guided Amish Country Farmland Tour, Kitchen Kettle Village, Wilbur Chocolates, Rockvale Outlet Shops and Shady Maple Complex. Includes Baggage Handling, all Tax and Driver’s Gratuities. IMPORTANT!!! We will start taking reservations on June 5th at 10:00 AM, not before.

$50 DEPOSIT due at sign up

$535.00 sgl $415.00 dbl $395.00 tpl

SEPT 19, 2018 Depart TBD Return TBD

THE BIG E FAIR, CT DAY, WEST SPRINGFIELD, MA There’s something for everyone at the Big E! Entertainment, Storrowton Village Museum, shopping and browsing, The Avenue of States, agricultural and livestock events, The Magic Midway, The Eastern States Exposition Horse Show and FOOD!!!! Included in the cost; transportation, admission to the Big E and driver’s gratuity.

$55.00 pp

OCT 9, 2018 Depart TBA Return TBA

THE GREAT JACK O’ LANTERN BLAZE, CROTON ON HUDSON, NY An electrifying Fall event with over 7,000 pumpkins! Wander along the Pumpkin Promenade and stroll along “Pumpkin Zee Bridge”. Displays include an awe-inspiring jack o’ lantern Statue of Liberty, a 20-ft Pumpkin Carou-sel, and a giant Sea Serpent. Visit the Pumpkin Panetarium and “Jurassic Park”. We will dine at family owned Cortlandt Colonial Restaurant featuring Prime Rib, Chicken Parmigiana, Stuffed Sole or Penne ala Vodka. Includes all taxes and gratuities. IMPORTANT!!! Reservations must be made 2 months in advance. I must give final count 45 days before trip.

$91.00 pp

TRIPS

DON’S HOURS FOR BOOKING TRIPS: Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:00 a.m.—2:00 p.m. Fridays noon—2:00 p.m.

All trips are open to the public on a first come first served basis.

ITALIAN CLASSES Call 860-496-8041 to register

CONVERSATIONAL ITALIAN $90 Seniors / $105 Others, 10 Sessions

Fri., 9:15—11:15 am, June 8th—August 10th This 10-session course is designed to build vocabulary and con-versation skills. The required text is Conversational Italian in 20 Lessons by Michael Cagno, ISBN 06-463603-8, out of print, avail-able at amazon.com for under $10.00. This is not a beginner course. Fee for the course is $90 for seniors, $105 for others.

BASIC ITALIAN $85 Seniors / $100 Others, 9 Sessions

Thurs., 9:15—11:15 pm, June 28th—August 23rd This 9-session beginner class covers conversation, grammar, vocabulary, and culture. The required text is learn Italian the Fast and Fun Way by Marcel Danesi, available at Barnes and Noble and online. Fee for the course is $85 for seniors/ $100 for others.

Instructor—Dona Frauenhofer


FLAG DAY FACTS:

In the United States, Flag Day is celebrated on June

14. It commemorates the adoption of the flag of the

United States, which happened on June 14, 1777,

by resolution of the Second Continental Congress.

The American flag, also nicknamed as “Old Glory” or “star-spangled banner”,

has changed designs over the centuries. It consists of 13 equal horizontal stripes

of red (top and bottom) alternating with white, with a blue rectangle in the can-

ton bearing 50 small, white, five-pointed stars. Each of the 50 stars represents

one of the 50 states in the United States and the 13 stripes represent the original

13 colonies that became the first states in the Union. Many people in the United

States honor this day by displaying the American flag at homes and public build-

ings. Other popular ways of observing this holiday include: flag-raising ceremo-

nies; Flag Day services; school quizzes and essay competitions about the Ameri-

can flag; musical salutes; street parades; and awards for special recognition.



Free Summer Concert Series Bring blankets or chairs to sit on the grass

Coe Memorial Park ~ 7:00—9:00 p.m. (rain or shine)

Jun 19 TUE St. Peters Drum Corps. Patriotic & Ethnic Marching Music

Jun 22 FRI Nashville Drive Modern Country

Jun 26 TUE The Glamour Girls Pop

Jun 29 FRI The Apricot Brandy Rhythm & Blues

Jul 03 TUE The Daybreak Band Pop Rock & Standards

Jul 06 FRI No Concert City of Torrington Fireworks

Jul 10 TUE RBO Orchestra Polka/Modern/Big Band Style

Jul 13 FRI Steve Dunn Band Rock & Country

Jul 17 TUE The Curl Daddy’s Surf /Vintage Rock & Roll

Jul 20 FRI Opening Night Band 70’s & 80’s Rock

Jul 24 TUE Liddle Big Band Big Band

Jul 27 FRI Goldrush Acoustic Country Bluegrass

Jul 31 TUE The Tradesmen R&B, Blues, Oldies, & Country

Aug 03 FRI Torrington Symp. Orch. Orchestra Pops

Aug 07 TUE Nekita Waller Pop & Soul - 60’s to the Present, 2015 NW Idol Winner

Aug 10 FRI Coyote River Band Country Rock

Aug 14 TUE No Concert Primary

Aug 17 FRI Tim Urban Acoustic Pop & Folk, Former Am. Idol Contestant

DATE DAY BAND TYPE OF MUSIC/GENRE

Mayor’s

Polka

Night

Friday,

August 24

6 - 8 PM

Coe

Memorial

Park

Live

Entertainment

Eddie

Forman

Band

Popcorn,

drinks, and

music for all

Polka lovers!

PLEASE DON’T LEAVE YOUR PUPS IN THE CAR!

That cool weather that didn’t want to leave us has finally given way to warmer temperatures! With that said please keep in mind that your dog should not be left in your car when you come to the Cen-ter, the Thrift Shop or anywhere for that matter. Please know that Torrington Animal Control will be called for any dog left in a car in our parking lot.

“It is important for people to understand that 10-15 minutes can be dangerous or even deadly. A dog who suffers from heat stroke can suffer from irreversible brain damage or even an agonizing death. It is considered animal cruelty if the dog is found to be adversely affected by the heat. What we look for is heavy panting, lethargy, pale gums, vomiting. If we see any of the signs we take the dog and arrest the owner. I would strongly advise if they do not want that to happen then the dogs should stay home, no matter what.”

~ ACO Nield, City of Torrington


Yogurt Yogurt is a great source of protein and carbohydrates that contains good!for!you bacteria (probio�cs). It is also

loaded with vitamins such as potassium, phosphorus, riboflavin, iodine, zinc, and vitamin B5. Yogurt also con-

tains levels of calcium and Vitamin D, although these levels vary in different types of yogurt. A downside of yo-

gurt, if you’re not careful, can be the sugar content. Many yogurts can have up to 25 grams of added sugar!

While some of this could be natural, be sure to check the label! Here are some different types of yogurt and

their benefits.�

!

WHOLE MILK: can contain anywhere from 6 to 8 grams of fat and around 8 grams of protein per serving. �

LOW�FAT: although these are typically lower in fat, at around 2 to 5 grams, they are usually flavored or fruited,

and because of this, can contain up to 44 grams of sugar per serving. GREEK: Tradi�onal yogurt that has been

strained and had the whey removed, making it thicker as well as higher in protein (around 10 grams).

WHIPPED: These types of yogurt have more air, which give them a lighter consistency resul�ng in less amounts

of yogurt in the container as well as fewer calories. SOY: Made from soy milk, so it is suitable for those intoler-

ant to lactose, but typically has the texture and consistency of dairy yogurt. Soy yogurts are o7en much lower

in saturated fat than whole milk or dairy yogurts.�

!Addi�onal Yogurt Notes!All yogurts begin life in the same way: Milk is heated, cooled, and le7 to ferment. The process by which regular

yogurt is transformed into the thicker; creamier Greek variety is surprisingly simple. Once makers strain the

yogurt to let the liquid whey run off, what’s le7 behind is Greek yogurt. The remainder is denser in terms of

both texture and nutri�on than its predecessor with almost double the protein but triple the saturated fat. It

also contains only half as much sodium and half the carbohydrates of regular yogurt.�However, much like fro-

zen yogurt, the term "Greek yogurt" is not regulated. Some�mes it’s ar�ficially thickened with things like gela-

�n, so be careful out there!�!

Soy yogurt is even an approved meat alterna�ve in the USDA!regulated school lunch program.�!

Yogurt contains beneficial bacterial cultures that can help enhance ac�vity in�your immune system. The bacte-

ria used to make yogurt are known as yogurt cultures.� Fermenta�on of� lactose�by these bacteria produc-

es�lac�c acid, which acts on milk�protein�to give yogurt its�texture�and characteris�c tart flavor.�

�

�

!!!Did you know?!68% of women eat yogurt, compared to only 43% of men!so there’s a fortune wai�ng for anyone who can

convince more men to eat more yogurt. A company called Powerful Yogurt has tried to appeal to the manly!

man with its bold black and red packaging and claims of a “protein!packed” snack op�on for those with “ac�ve

lifestyles.”�!

The Oxford English Dic�onary recognizes at least a dozen spellings of the word “yogurt,” including but not lim-

ited to yoghurt, yogurd, yahourt, yahourth, and joghourt!although your computer’s spell!check may disagree.�!

Turkish shepherds had been turning milk into yogurt as early as 3000 BCE.�

**Check out the nutrition corkboard for more

information on yogurt, and our recipe

“Garden Vegetable Pasta Salad”!**


All meals include margarine, milk & coffee or tea.

June 2018 Reservations must be made by

12:00 PM the day before. Phone: 482-4151

Suggested Donation $4.00 per Meal All Meals Are Subject to Change!

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Meatless FRIDAY

Eggplant Rolatini Penne Pasta w/Sauce

Cauliflower Parmesan Cheese

Garlic Bread

Fresh Fruit

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BBQ Chicken Quar-

ter Baked Beans

Coleslaw Corn Bread

Watermelon

Italian Wedding Soup Crackers

Seafood Salad Lettuce & Cucumber

Beet Salad Herb Breadstick

Fresh Fruit

Sliced Turkey w/Gravy

Stuffing California Blend Veggies

Wheat Dinner Roll

Baked Apple Slices

Cheeseburger Potato Wedges Lettuce, Tomato

and Pickle Hamburger Bun

Peaches

Grape Juice Spinach Quiche Tossed Salad w/

Carrots and Olives Italian Dressing

Garlic Bread

Ice Cream Cup

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Sweet & Sour Pork Brown Rice

Broccoli Multigrain Bread

Pineapple

Apple Juice

Cheese Baked Ziti Roasted Vegetables

Caesar Salad Caesar Dressing

Italian Bread

Chocolate Chip Cookie

Father’s Day Luncheon Bratwurst

Sauerkraut Beet Salad Pasta Salad

Mustard Roll

Apple Strudel w/Whipped Topping

Chicken Picatta Sweet Potato Green Beans

Rye Bread

Fresh Fruit

Tropical Fruit Juice Potato Crunch Fish

Tartar Sauce Lemon Wedge

Macaroni & Cheese Stewed Tomato

Wheat Bread Fruited Jell-O w/Whipped Topping

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Cranberry Juice Spaghetti w/

Meatballs Tossed Salad w/

Cucumbers Italian Dressing

Wheat Breadstick Italian Ice

Oven Bkd. Chicken Qtr. Wild & Brown Rice Pilaf

Peas & Mushrooms Wheat Dinner Roll

Fresh Fruit

Lentil Soup Crackers

Chef Salad (Lettuce, Cu-cumber, Turkey, Ham,

Cheese and Egg) French Dressing Multigrain Bread

Peaches

First Day of Summer Hot Dog

Chili Coleslaw

Hot Dog Roll

Ice Cream

Stuffed Shells Veggie Cream Sauce

Roasted Squash Spinach Salad w/

Carrots Raspberry Vinaigrette

Breadstick Melon

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Chicken Breast

Broccoli & Cheese Sauce

Potato Wedges Carrots

Wheat Dinner Roll

Fresh Fruit

Grape Juice Beef Taco w/Cheese

Lettuce, Tomato, Salsa and Ranch Dressing

Tortilla Chips

Marble Cake

Ritz Crusted Fish

Tartar Sauce Lemon Wedge

Red Cabbage Slaw Tri Color Pasta Salad Wheat Sandwich Bun

Melon

Chicken Parmesan

Penne Pasta Italian Green Beans

Italian Bread

Peaches

Soup

Salad Bar Egg Salad

Fruit


Quips, Snips and Thoughtful Bits:

A father is someone you look up to, no matter how tall you grow.

Staff

860.482.4151 www.torringtonct.org

Joel Sekorski – Director • Sherry Cote’- Nutrition Supervisor

Christine Trudeau-Brown - Admin. Assistant Rosanne Wheeler - Meal Coordinator Frances Daley & Andria French - Office Assistants

Site Managers

Tina Hanlon………...….……..Falls Village

Janice Morando………….Harwinton/Morris

To Be Announced……….…..…….…..Kent

Katherine Stanton-Call…..…….…Lakeville

Linda Royer…….………………..Litchfield

Pam FitzGerald………...........New Hartford

To Be Announced………………....Norfolk

Flo Winegar……………..………Torrington

Linda Hand……...Kitchen Aide, Torrington

Helen Archer………...……………Winsted

MOW Drivers

Joe Dante…..………………...…………..Canaan

Dana Mosher…………………….....….Cornwall

Joe Basso, Jr., Gary DeAngelo…..…....Litchfield

Dan Coleman……………...…….…Torrington 1

Kathryn Pelchat, Dave Ross…….…Torrington 2

Paul Chiappa, Matt Shanahan…….Torrington 6

Charlie MacDonald, Jim Nivolo….…..Winsted 1

Warren Chambers, Frank Lomento…..Winsted 2

Backup MOW Drivers John Bonetti, Jim Doyle

Join us on Wednesday, June 13th for our Father’s Day

Luncheon featuring Wildlife Conservationist Paul Col-

burn as he talks about Black Bears in Connecticut.

Our special menu of Bratwurst, Sauerkraut, Beet Sal-

ad, Pasta Salad, Roll and Apple Strudel with Whipped

Topping for dessert is sure to be a crowd pleaser!

Make a day of it and stay after lunch for music and

dancing along with a special treat provided by The

Residence at Brookside in Avon.

Tickets available Friday, June 1st at 9a.m.

FOURTH OF JULY LUNCHEON

Celebrate the Fourth of July

with us on Tuesday, July 3rd.

Come and watch a Military

Gear Presentation presented by the Veteran’s

Community Liaison for Vitas Healthcare, then en-

joy our special menu of Lemonade, BBQ Beef

Ribs, Baked Beans, Coleslaw, Wheat Roll and

Strawberry Layer Cake for dessert! Don’t miss

out!

Tickets available Thursday, June 14th at 9a.m.

NUTRITION SURVEY:

The Nutrition Office would like to thank all of our Congregate and Meals On

Wheels participants who have completed and submitted a nutrition survey.

Your input is important to the Nutrition Program. Anyone who is interested in

the survey results may call the office at 860-482-4151 at the end of June and we will be happy to share

them with you! Thank you again for your participation!

SALAD BAR:

Have you heard about our spectacular month-

ly salad bar? Come see what all the talk is

about and join us on Friday, June 29th! Come

and enjoy Soup, Salad Bar, Egg Salad and

Fruit! Reserve your spot today by calling

860-482-4151.

FARMERS’S MARKET COUPONS:

Due to changes in the terms and conditions of

the Senior Farmer’s Market Nutrition Pro-

gram, the Elderly Nutrition Program will not

be distributing Farmer’s Market Coupons this

year. We apologize for any inconvenience this

may cause.

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