The Prime Years - Harrington Senior Center · Jan Mitchell 280 August 15th—Table 1 Winner—Bill Carpenter 110, Second— Pat Weaver 190, Third—Pat Shufelt 280 Most Buncos Table

October 2019

Volume 38, No. 10

MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR—

KAREN CROUSE

September was National Senior Center Month and we would like to

thank Mayor Moyer and Harrington City Council for doing a

Proclamation recognizing the Center. Thank you to the members and

board members that were present to receive this honor. Accepting

the award on behalf of the center were Doris Calhoun, Board

President and Judy Walls, Members President.

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The Harrington Senior Center

Phone: (302)-398-4224

Fax: (302)-398-4421

Email: [email protected]

Website: harringtonseniorcenter.org

Facebook: Harrington Senior Center

HOURS: Monday—Thursday 8:30 am until 4:00 pm and Friday 8:30 am until 2:00 pm.

OCTOBER

THEME:

Western

Howdy!

MILES OF

PENNIES

We are still collecting pennies

and we are going to see how far we can travel in a calendar

year. We have collected $314.42 so

far in 2019.

MESSAGE FROM MEMBERS PRESIDENT—

JUDY WALLS

Hello Everyone!! A great big "Thank You" to all those who volunteered their time (and delicious food) for our pot luck dinner and Buddy's Hideaway band on September 13th and the Purse Bingo on September 20th.

Check out the bulletin board as there are some great photos and interviews on a Member and a Board Member. One of our members asked me to send a Thank You to the person(s) that brought in produce as it was appreciated.

Our next members meeting date will be Monday, October 14th at 12:30 p.m. Hope to see you there!

Crocheted Afghan Winner was Donald McKnatt. Thank

you to Jean Miller for donating the afghan and everyone

that purchased tickets.

CENTER NEWS

SIGNING IN AT THE

CENTER IS VERY

IMPORTANT

Please make sure you are

signing in at the front or back counter for all

activities you are participating in during the

day.

CARDS OF SYMPATHY, GET

WELL, THINKING OF YOU

Please let the center know if someone

has had a death in their family, is ill or

just needs a thinking of you card to

brighten their day.

MONTHLY MEMBER MEETINGS

Calling all members! We want you to join us

each month for our monthly members

meetings. You will hear about the finances of

the center, information from the board

meeting, and any other important information

we can share. This is the time for you to offer

suggestions to better our center. We are

looking for activities you would like to see,

trips to go on, and fundraisers. Let’s make our

center the best it can be! Our next meeting

will be October 14th at 12:30 pm in the

Craft Room.

STOP!

HAVE YOU

SIGNED IN?

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PICTURES NEED

For anyone taking pictures on our trips

please share them with the Bulletin

Board Committee. They have a mailbox

in the front office.

Hours of Operation:

8:00 am—5:00 pm Monday—Friday

9:00 am—4:00 pm—Saturday

Owned by Darrin & Laura Simpson

Address: 1 Dorman Street

Harrington DE 19952

Telephone Number: (302) 363-0343

Contact them for all your home building

needs.

Proud Sponsor of the Harrington Senior

Center

Mon –Thurs :

8:00 am — 5:00 pm

Fri: 8:30 pm – 5:00 pm

Sat: 8:00 am— 1:00 pm

17378 S. DuPont

Highway

Harrington DE 19952

302-398-8419

Thank you Trinity & Prospect

Church and Felton-Viola

United Methodist Church

Members for their kind

monetary donations. These

funds will be placed in our

contingency fund to

go towards future

renovations.

CENTER NEWS

STOP

HAVE YOU

SIGNED IN?

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SYMPATHY IS

EXTENDED TO:

Mary Reph on the death of her

husband George .

The Family of Nancy Thompson on her passing.

The Family of Phoebe Anthony on her passing.

Board of Directors—

9/1/2018-12/31/2019

President—Doris Calhoun

Vice President—Ernest Pellegrino

Secretary—Judi Howard

Treasurer—Norman Barlow

James Callaway, Joyce Dyer, Louisa Howard,

Gayle Melvin, Jean Miller, Ruth Peterman,

Lee Porter, Baldy Sadler, Jack Stewart,

Betty Taylor, Frank Tolson,

Judy Walls—(Members President)

Here are a few tips for seniors to

follow to stay healthy and safe

during the colder seasons from the

Harrington Police Department.

Get the flu vaccine. The Centers

for Disease Control recommends

that adults aged 65 and older get a

flu vaccine each year, ideally by the end of

October. While the flu shot is recommended for

every person above six months of age, seniors

are especially at risk for complications from the

flu, such as pneumonia, bronchitis and ear in-

fections. The flu can also make any chronic

health problems worse.

Be wary of tripping hazards. People generally

experience stiffer joints in colder weather. Not

only might it be a bit harder to move around,

but it gets dark out early, and fallen leaves

create slipping hazards or even cover up

hazardous rocks that you can trip on. Make sure

leaves are cleared from sidewalks and driveways

on your property and that all walkways are

lighted to reduce your chances of a fall.

HAPPENINGS AROUND THE CENTER

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2019 AARP DRIVING

COURSES

October 22nd—

Refresher

December 3rd—Refresher

Refresher Classes—9:00 am to

1:30 pm with a half hour lunch break.

Beginners Class—9:00 am to

3:00 pm with a half hour lunch break.

Cost is $15.00 for AARP member and

$20.00 for a non-AARP member. Fee

is due prior to class starting at the

front desk.

BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON

Our monthly Birthday

Luncheon will be held on

October 10, 2019. The cake

will be made and donated

by Jean Miller and the Ice

Cream will be donated by Dubby &

Kathy LeKites. Please sign up at the

front desk to attend.

September Birthday Celebration

We had 13 members come out to

celebrate their September Birthday with

us. Everyone had a great time!

PICTURES IN THE NEWSLETTER, FACEBOOK & OUR WEBPAGE

We take pictures at every event, on every trip and just around the center. We use these

photos in various ways. If you do not want your picture used, please make sure you do not

get in the picture. If your picture is taken please notify the person taking it to delete it so it

isn’t used. Thank you for helping us with publishing our photos to help showcase our

center.

Come & Visit the SNAP

Representative and see

if you qualify for food

assistance. He comes

the 4th Tuesday of each

month at 10:00 am. This

month’s visit is October

22nd.

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HAPPENINGS AROUND THE CENTER

WII BOWLING

August 6th—Shirley Carpenter 193; Jackie Krech 190, Jan Mitchell 187, Bill Carpenter 176.

August 13th—Shirley Carpenter 195, Jan Mitchell 189, Charlin Nilram 170, Baldy Sadler 164, Bill Carpenter 161, Gene Litchison 158.

August 20th—Baldy Sadler 226, Gene Litchison 199, Jackie Krech 187

Come join this group on Tuesday’s at 10:00 am in the Dining Room.

500 Card Game

August 7th—Tom Brown was high scorer with 2940;

Second was Terry Trammell with 2070.

August 14th—Bobby Collins was high scorer with

3310, Second was Tom Brown with 2890.

August 21st—Bobby Collins was high scorer with

3700, Second was Tom Brown with 3550.

August 28th—Joyce Herrington was high scorer

with 2640, Second was Bobby Collins with 2270.

PHASE 10

August 1st— Table 1

Winner—Jan Mitchell 180, Second—Pat Weaver 265, Third– Bill Carpenter 360

Table 2

Winner—Baldy Sadler 145 & Shirley Carpenter 145, Second—Charlotte Wyatt 450, Third—Pat Shufelt—485

August 8th—Table 1

Winner—Pat Shufelt 35, Second—Baldy Sadler 90, Third—Shirley Carpenter 415

Table 2

Winner—Bill Carpenter 35, Second—Charlotte Wyatt 275, Third— Jan Mitchell 280

August 15th—Table 1

Winner—Bill Carpenter 110, Second—Pat Weaver 190, Third—Pat Shufelt 280

Table 2

Winner—Baldy Sadler 145, Second—Shirley Carpenter 370, Third—Jan Mitchell 525, Fourth—Charlotte Wyatt 535

August 22nd—Table 1

Winner—Shirley Carpenter 115, Second Jan Mitchell 155

Table 2

Winner—Bill Carpenter 195, Second Baldy Salder 200

Calling All Card Players

The following card groups would love to

have you join them at the center to play

cards: Phase 10, Bridge, 500, Canasta,

Hand & Foot, and Pinochle. Bunco is

looking for substitutes. See the Center

Calendar for the dates and times they

play.

Happy Tails

Dog Grooming

302-786-2528

25 Commerce

Street

Harrington DE

19952

BUNCO—August 2019

High Score—Jo Purcell with a score of 377

Second High Score—Jackie Krech with a

score of 338

Low Score—Pat Weaver with a score of 228

Most Buncos—Jan Mitchell

OCTOBER MANNA MENU

Lunch is served at 11:45 a.m. Meals are provided by the Modern Maturity Center, Inc. MANNA Programs.

Suggested Donation $5.00 for ages 60 and up; $8.00 for Under 60 years of age - Menu Subject to Change

Without Notice. Items may differ for Homebound Clients.

Please sign up if you are planning to have lunch at the Center

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NOTE:

Please be advised that

food served here may

contain these

ingredients: Milk,

Eggs, Wheat,

Soybean, Peanuts,

Tree Nuts, Fish,

Shellfish and Seafood

Base.

1

Meatloaf

Mashed Potatoes with Gravy

Succotash

Fruit Cocktail

2

Baked Chicken

Garlic Roasted Potatoes

Broccoli

Pears

3

Liver & Onions


Green Beans

Bread Pudding

4

Baked Chicken

White Rice with Gravy

Peas

Chocolate Mousse

7

Veal Parmesan

Spaghetti with Mari-nara Sauce

Italian Bread

Broccoli

Apple

8

Fried Chicken

Mashed Sweet Potatoes

Greens

Rice Pudding

9

Navy Bean Soup

Chicken Salad on Hamburger Roll

Orange Juice

Cookies

10

Roast Pork


Sauerkraut

Cake

BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON

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DE Baked Chicken

Potatoes with Onions & Peppers

Harvard Beets

Fruit Cocktail

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CENTER IS OPEN

PIZZA & SALAD LUNCH SIGN UP AT FRONT DESK

MANNA WILL NOT BE SERVING

LUNCH

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Chicken & Dumplings with Biscuit

Peas

Orange Juice

Apple

16

Spaghetti with Meat Sauce

Chef’s Blend Vegetables

Orange Juice

Wheat Bread

Fruit Cocktail

17

Baked Chicken

Cranberry Glaze

Red Potatoes

Broccoli

Rice Pudding

18

BBQ Pulled Pork on Hamburger Roll

Baked Potato

Greens

Cookies

21

Baked Ziti with Meat Sauce

Broccoli

Wheat Bread

Mandarin Oranges

22

Baked Chicken


Green Beans & Red Peppers

Peaches

23

Creamy Cauliflower Soup with Seafood Base

Chicken Salad on Hamburger Roll

Cran Apple Juice

Pears

24

Reduced Sodium Ham with Pineapple Glaze

Red Potatoes

Chef’s Blend Vegetables

Applesauce

25

Fried Chicken

Macaroni & Cheese

Mixed Greens

Pudding

28

Chicken a la King

Egg Noodles

Carrots

Applesauce

Wheat Bread

29

Homemade Meatloaf

Mashed Potatoes with

Gravy

Succotash

Fruit Cocktail

30

Baked Chicken

White Rice with Gravy

Peas

Chocolate Mousse

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Liver & Onions

Mashed Potatoes with

Gravy

Green Beans

Bread Pudding

Or Center

Halloween Covered

Dish Luncheon

Did you know? With funding from

the Division of Services for Aging and Adults with

Physical Disabilities, senior nutrition

programs(Congregate and

Meals on Wheels) are designed to provide balanced meals and services not met by

other meal providers. We help you to live

independently longer.

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TRAVEL & ACTIVITY NOTES

PLATINUM

Alpha Care Medical LLC.

Blue Hen Construction LLC.

Chick’s Saddlery

Cook’s Tire Service

Harrington Raceway & Casino

Senior Home Help

GOLD

Harrington Police Dept.

MIDTOWN Liquors

SILVER

Burris Logistics

Byler’s Store Inc.

Happy Tails

Shannon Morris 30th District Representative

Smitty’s Auto Repair Inc.

Delmarva Chiropractic & Wellness Center

Taylor & Messick

Thomas E. Melvin & Son

Funeral Home

Willis Law, LLC

BRONZE

Davis & Smith Accounting

Envirocorp

Tidewater Physical Therapy

IN KIND SPONSORS

Chambers Bus Service

Greenhill Pharmacy Milford

Harrington Moose Lodge

Harrington Sunshine 4-H Club

Miller Metal Fabrication

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TRAVEL & ACTIVITY GUIDELINES/NOTES

TRIP/ACTIVITY SIGN UP DAY

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2nd AT 9:00 AM

1. When you arrive at the center, please come

in and take a number for only yourself.

2. You may purchase tickets for yourself and

one other member or guest as long as you

have the money for all tickets.

3. The order in which you purchase tickets is

the order you will board the bus.

4. You cannot sign up prior to the date listed in

the newsletter under each event.

5. Credit/Debit cards are now accepted for all

trips, activities and dues.

6. One check is accepted for all trips &

activities

BUS GUIDELINES

1. Bus Guidelines will be given to all first time

bus riders upon them being added to the list.

2. Bus Guidelines will be posted on bulletin

boards in the center.

3. Title VI is displayed on bulletin boards in the

center.

TRIP INFORMATION

1. All trips, dine a rounds, etc. will board out back.

Please park in the Museum Lot.

2. We will begin boarding all trips approximately

15 minutes prior to the departure time. We

board in the order in which you signed up for

the trip.

3. All trips must be paid for prior to the date of

the trip unless you are moved from the waiting

list the day before. Should this occur you must

pay before boarding the bus.

4. Refunds will only be issued if:

A. We cancel the trip

B. We are able to sell your seat

5. Everyone participating on a trip must only need

minimal assistance in transferring to seats etc.

Should you have an aide they may sign up with

you at the member price.

GUEST GUIDELINES

1. Guest may only participate in three daily

activities per year without being a

member.

2. Anyone may participate in trips and

activities that list a non-member price.

DO YOU WANT TO

LEARN TO LINE DANCE?

DATE: EVERY FRIDAY

TIME: 10:00 AM TIL 11:30 AM

COST: NO CHARGE

INSTRUCTOR: Lorretta McDouall

LOCATION: DINING ROOM

ARM CHAIR AEROBICS

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY AT

10:30 AM in the Dining Room

EXERCISE ROOM

The exercise room is open during normal

center business hours. The TV is hooked up

if you like to watch or listen to it while you

exercise. Each machine has a clipboard with

instructions on how to adjust the machine to

fit your needs. Please let us know if you

need help with any of the equipment. Use

the equipment at your own risk.


BIBLE STUDY

GROUP

DATE: Every Monday

TIME: 10:30 am—11:30 am

Location: Craft Room

Leader: Cheryl Regis

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Local Shopping Trips

October 14—Food Lion Depart 11:00 AM

October 28—Byler’s & Walgreens Depart 10:00 AM

Please call the center to sign up and give 24 hours

notice for home pick up.

LOW IMPACT TAI CHI

WITH RAN FROM THE

AMERICAN CANCER

SOCIETY

DATE: Every Monday

TIME: 4:30 pm—5:30 pm

Enter from the Back Parking Lot

COST: NO CHARGE

WALKING GROUP

Join the walking group every

Monday, Wednesday & Thursday

at 8:30 am to walk approximately a mile

and a half around town. They walk at

various paces so no need to worry about

speed walking to keep up.

COMPUTER TECH

SERVICES Need help with your Smart Phone,

Tablet, computer or software questions? This

service is free to members with the exception of parts

which you will need to pay for. You must be able to

bring your device into the center.

DATES: October 4th & October 16th

TIME: 9:00 am—Noon & 12:30 pm—2:00 pm

NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY— JUST STOP IN.

A Proud Sponsor of the

Harrington Senior Center.

WRITER’S GROUP

MEETINGS

DATE: Every Wednesday

TIME: 9:30 am—10:30 am

LOCATION: Back Card Room

LEADER: Charlin Nilram

BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS BY

SENIOR HOME HELP

DATE: Every Wednesday

TIME: 11:00 AM TIL 11:30 AM

LOCATION: Craft Room

CREATE A SIGN FUNDRAISER—Sunday,

November 10th at 2:00 pm. Sign up folder is at the front desk.

Center raises $10.00 for each sign you make. This a neat gift

for the holidays. Last day to sign up is October 30th.

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COME EXPLORE HISTORIC

BERLIN, MARYLAND ON YOUR

OWN—PLENTY OF SHOPPING,

HISTORIC BUILDINGS &

RESTAURANTS

DATE: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2019

DEPARTURE TIME: 9:00 AM

APPROXIMATE RETURN TIME: 4:15 PM

TRANSPORTATION: CENTER BUS

SOLD OUT—Waiting List

A DAY IN OXFORD, MD

WE WILL TOUR THE MUSEUM, HAVE

LUNCH AT RICHARD MORRIS INN

AND THEN HAVE FREE TIME TO

BROWSE THE TOWN

DATE: MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2019




SOLD OUT—Waiting List

THREE PALMS ZOO AND

COUNTRIE EATERY DINE

AROUND

DATE: Friday, October 11, 2019




MEMBER COST: $7.00 PLUS LUNCH ON

YOUR OWN

NON-MEMBER COST: $9.00

SIGN UP WAS IN JUNE SOME SEATS

STILL AVAILABLE

WE’LL TAKE A TRIP TO THE ZOO IN CLAYTON, FILLED WITH ALL TYPES

OF RESCUE ANIMALS FROM LLAMAS, TO ALLIGATORS TO BIRDS. THERE IS WALKING THROUGHOUT

THE ZOO. AFTER VISITING WITH THE ANIMALS WE’LL HEAD TO THE COUNTRIE EATERY IN DOVER FOR

LUNCH.

SAVE THE DATE ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO BALLOON FIESTA

October 2—7, 2020

Price is $2799.00 per person Double Occupancy

An Interest Meeting will be held on January 16, 2020 at 2:00 pm & 6:00 pm. You only need to

attend one. Sign up will start at these meetings.

FLYERS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE CENTER

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YARD SALE

DATE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2019

TIME: 8:00 AM—2:00 PM

SET UP TIME—7:00 AM

SPOTS COST $15.00. YOU WILL

NEED TO PROVIDE YOUR OWN

TABLE.

YOU MAY DONATE ITEMS TO THE CENTER

TO SELL AT THEIR TABLES BY

OCTOBER 9th.

FUNDRAISER FOR THE

CENTER

BOSCOV’S FRIENDS HELPING

FRIENDS EVENT

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2019

PURCHASE YOUR COUPON for $5.00 FROM

THE CENTER AND RECEIVE 25% OFF ALL

PURCHASES ON WEDNESDAY,

OCTOBER 16, 2019 Our Bus will depart at

11:00 at no cost to go shopping.

THE CENTER KEEPS ALL SHOPPING PASS

SALES AS A DONATION FROM BOSCOV’S

THE BUS WILL BE GOING TO THE MALL SO

YOU CAN SHOP

COUPONS ON SALE NOW AT THE FRONT

DESK. ANYONE CAN PURCHASE A COUPON

Help will be needed to help sell coupons at

Boscov’s on October 5th from 10:00 am to

2:00 pm and October 12 from 6:00 pm to 9:00

pm & October 16th 12pm until 6:00 pm Sign up

at the front desk.

Monday-Friday

7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Saturday

7:30 a.m.—12:00 p.m.

325 Walt Messick Road

Harrington DE 19952

302-398-3729

DELAWARE TRANSITIONS A SERVICE OF DELAWARE

HOSPICE

Beth Richmond, Coordinator will be presenting on how Delaware

Transitions offers support, education, guidance, and resources at no cost to

those living with a serious illness. Nonmedical support that meets you

where you are. Free Drawing for Prizes!


TIME: 9:00 AM—9:45 AM &

5:30 PM—6:15 PM

You may come either time. These event is open to the public.

PIZZA & SALAD PARTY


TIME: 11:30 AM

COST: $5.00

SIGN UP BY Friday, October 11th.

BINGO—

DATES: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17TH & THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019

STARTING TIME: 12:30 PM

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PEDDLER’S VILLAGE IN

NEW HOPE, PA

GOLDEN GIRLS MURDER MYSTERY SHOW WITH A

3 COURSE LUNCH




TRANSPORTATION: MOTOR COACH BUS

TICKETS ARE NO LONGER ON SALE AS WE HAD TO PURCHASE TICKETS.

STAY TUNED FOR A POSSIBLE VENUE CHANGE OR CANCELLATION AS WE ARE IN TALKS WITH PRODUCTION

COMPANY ON OUR NUMBERS.

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COME MEET STATE

TREASURER

COLLEEN DAVIS

DATE: WENESDAY

OCTOBER 23, 2019

TIME: 11:15

SIGN UP BEGINS: ANYTIME

SHE WILL BE HERE TO DISCUSS ISSUES AND CONCERNS WITH OUR

MEMBERS. SHE WILL MAKE A PRESENTATION AND THEN WILL JOIN

US FOR LUNCH. COME HEAR WHAT SHE HAS TO SAY AND ASK ANY

QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE OF OUR STATE TREASURER.

OFFERS THE FOLLOWING SERVICES:

PRIMARY CARE

INJECTIONS

PAIN MANAGEMENT

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES

OUTPATIENT OPIOD ADDICTION

CALL NOW! DON’T WAIT!

800-818-8680

OFFICES IN DOVER,

MILLSBORO & HARRINGTON

MOST INSURANCES ACCEPTED

“Where compassion &

healing come together”

DINNER AT CHEDDARS & GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA AT DOVER DOWNS

DATE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2019 DEPARTURE TIME: 3:30 PM

DINNER WILL BE OUR FIRST STOP

APPROXIMATE RETURN TIME: 10:30 PM TRANSPORTATION: CENTER BUS

TICKETS ARE NO LONGER ON SALE AS WE HAD TO PURCHASE TICKETS.


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BOB EVANS—CAMDEN

BREAKFAST DINE AROUND



APPROXIMATE RETURN TIME: 11:30 AM


MEMBER COST: $1.00


Plus Breakfast Cost

SIGN UP BEGINS: OCTOBER 2, 2019

Representative of 30th District

Shannon Morris

is Proud to Sponsor the

Harrington Senior Center

[email protected]

DAN SMALL-MEDICARE

INSURANCE ADVISOR

SILVERTONE MED PLANS

DATE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2019

TIME: 10:00 AM

SIGN UP ANYTIME

JOIN DAN AS HE ANSWERS YOUR QUESTIONS ABOUT MEDICARE

INSURANCE AND THE PLANS THAT ARE AVAILABLE. BRING YOUR

QUESTIONS FOR DAN TO ANSWER SO YOU CAN MAKE AN INFORMED

DECISION.

THE TOURNAMENT OF

ROSES PARADE IN

PASADENA, CALIFORNIA DECEMBER 29, 2019 – JANUARY 2, 2020

Final Payment is Due by October 15,

2019 to the Center so it can be mailed

to them by October 30th.

mailto:[email protected]


Monday-Friday

8:00AM-5:00 PM

Saturday

8:00 AM-12:00 PM

(302) 398-3751

12 CLARK STREET

HARRINGTON, DE

19952

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MISPILLION SENIOR ART

LEAGUE WORKSHOP

DATE: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2019

DEPARTURE TIME: 12:15 PM



MEMBER COST: $13.00



LAST DAY TO SIGN UP: October 10th

AED/CPR/FIRST AID REVIEW

DATE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2019

TIME: 10:30 am -11:30 am


COME JOIN KENNY BRODE AS HE REVIEWS HOW TO USE THE AED DEVICE,

SOME BASIC CPR AND FIRST AID. THIS WORKSHOP IS FREE BUT PLEASE

REGISTER SO WE KNOW HOW MANY TO PLAN FOR.

This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed

MEDICARE RESOURCE FAIR

PRESENTED BY UNITED HEALTH CARE


TIME: 9:00 AM UNTIL NOON

UNITED HEALTH CARE WILL BE HOSTING THIS MEDICARE RESOURCE FAIR IN ORDER FOR YOU TO MAKE THE BEST DECISIONS WHEN IT COMES TO YOUR HEALTH CARE. BRING YOUR QUESTIONS AND GET THE ANSWERS YOU NEED BEFORE YOUR MEDICARE RE-ENROLLMENT COMES AROUND.

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COME CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN

WITH A COVERED DISH LUNCHEON

& COSTUME PARTY (OPTIONAL)


TIME: 11:45 AM

SIGN UP BEGINS: ANYTIME

Sign up by October 28, 2019

You may either bring a covered dish or

donate $5.00.

HEALTHY LIVING WORKSHOP:

CHRONIC CONDITIONS

DATE: 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, 11/26, 12/3 AND

12/10

TIME: 9:30 AM – 12 PM

COST: FREE


THE DELAWARE CHRONIC CONDITIONS SELF-MANAGEMENT

PROGRAM WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR SIX TUESDAYS BEGINNING NOVEMER

5TH. THIS PROGRAM IS INTENDED FOR THOSE WHO MAY EXPERIENCE

ANXIETY, ARTHRITIS, ASTHMA, BLOOD PRESSURE ISSUES, COPD,

DEPRESSION, EMPHYSEMA, HEART OR KIDNEY DISEASE OR OTHER PHYSICAL

OR MENTAL CONDITIONS. THIS GROUP WILL MEET IN THE CRAFT

ROOM. YOU SHOULD PLAN TO ATTEND ALL SIX SESSIONS.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO PARTICIPATE

IN A DOMINO’S GAME CLUB?

Sign up at the front desk.

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Laura D. Willis, Esq.

117 West Reed Street Dover, DE 19904 (302) 535-3200

[email protected] www.willislawde.com

Practice areas include

estate planning and business counseling.

DELAWARE DIABETES

WELLNESS EXPO

DATE: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2019




MEMBER COST: $1.00



LAST DAY TO SIGN UP: FRIDAY,

OCTOBER 25, 2019

JOIN US AS WE ATTEND THE DELAWARE DIABETES WELLNESS

EXPO AT DOVER DOWNS CONFERENCE CENTER. WE WILL ATTEND

BREAKOUT SESSIONS, VISIT WITH SPONSORS AND EXHIBITORS AND LEARN MORE ABOUT DIABETES.

LUNCH IS INCLUDED.

CHRISTMAS BY CANDLELIGHT AT

CANDLELIGHT THEATRE—Waiting

List Only Trip is Sold Out

DATE: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2019



TRANSPORTATION: MINI COACH BUS

MEMBER COST: $104.00


(PRICE INCLUDES: SHOW, MEAL,

TRANSPORTATION & BUS DRIVER TIP

FINAL PAYMENT DUE BY NOVEMBER 6, 2019

MILTON THEATRE PRESENTS CAPITAL

BELL RINGERS—DINNER AT MILFORD

DINER

DATE: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2019

DEPARTURE TIME: 12:30 PM



SOLD OUT -We do have a waiting list.

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.willislawde.com

LUNCH AT SHADY MAPLE and SIGHT & SOUND THEATRE TO

SEE “QUEEN ESTHER” IN LANCASTER, PA

DATE: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 2020


APPROXIMATE RETURN TIME : 8:00 PM

MEMBER COST: $125.00

NON MEMBER COST: $130.00

DEPOSIT OF $60.00 DUE BY NOVEMBER 8, 2019 AND FINAL

PAYMENT IS DUE FEBRUARY 14, 2020

TOUR PACKAGE INCLUDES: Roundtrip

Motorcoach transportation, reserved seating

at 11:30 am at Shady Maple Smorgasbord,

Reserved Main Stage Orchestra Seating at

Sight & Sound for 3:00 PM Show, Meal &

Driver Gratuities and taxes included.

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MUSEUM OF THE BIBLE—

WASHINGTON, DC & DINNER AT

CRACKER BARREL—

STEVENSVILLE, MD

DATE: THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 2020



MEMBER COST: $84.00


DEPOSIT OF $40.00 IS DUE BY

NOVEMBER 15, 2019 AND FINAL

PAYMENT IS DUE BY JANUARY 24, 2020


Motorcoach Transportation, General Admission

to the Museum of the Bible and a $15.00 Gift

Card at Cracker Barrel to use for Dinner.

Gratuity for Dinner is on your own. The Bus

Driver Gratuity is included.

You may chose to eat a lite lunch on your own at

the Museum.

GAYLORD RESORT

ICE SHOW— “HOW

THE GRINCH STOLE

CHRISTMAS” IN WASHINGTON, DC

DATE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2019


APPROXIMATE RETURN TIME : 8:00 PM

MEMBER COST: $95.00


DEPOSIT OF $45.00 for 2 remaining seats AND

FINAL PAYMENT IS DUE BY OCTOBER 18,


motorcoach transportation, Ticket to Ice Show &

The Christmas Village, interactive Ice Sculptures

and Displays. Everything is hand carved from 2

million pounds of ice. Lunch stop at McDonalds

and Dinner stop enroute home at Cracker Barrel,

Stevensville MD. Price includes a $15.00 Gift

Card for dinner. Bus Driver Gratuity Included.

BRING HAT, GLOVES & SCARF. PARKA WILL

BE PROVIDED.

CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES

Monday Tuesday Wednesday New Members—Remember to

use your coupon for a free lunch

on us. We look forward to you

joining us on a day of your choice.

Please bring your coupon in to

redeem for your lunch.

1 8:45—Shuffleboard (FCR)

10:00—WII Bowling (DR)

10:30—Bridge (FCR)

11:45—Lunch (DR)

12:30—Hand & Foot (BCR)

1:00— Sit & Sew (CR)

2 8:30 —Walking Group

9:00—Trip Sign Up Day

9:30—Writers Group (BCR)

10:30—Arm Chair Aerobics (DR)

11:00—Blood Pressure Checks (CR)

11:45— Lunch (DR)

12:00—500 Card Game (FCR)

12:00—Canasta (BCR)

12:30—New Century Club

Executive Board Meeting (CR)

7 8:30—Walking Group

9:00—Depart for Oxford

10:30—Bible Study (CR)


11:45— Lunch (DR)

12:30—Mah Jongg (FCR)

12:30—Shuffleboard (FCR)

4:30—Tai Chi with Ran (DR)

8 8:45—Shuffleboard (FCR) 9:30—Mary Kay Skincare Class

(CR)



11:45—Lunch (DR)


1:00— Sit & Sew (CR) 6:00—Mary Kay Skincare Class

(CR)

9 8:30 —Walking Group




11:45— Lunch (DR)



12:30—New Century Club

Membership Meeting (CR)




11:oo Food Lion Shopping

11:30—Pizza & Salad Party (DR)

12:30—Members Meeting (CR)




MANNA IS CLOSED TODAY NO

MEALS ON WHEELS



10:00—Dan Small –Medicare

Workshop (CR)


11:45—Lunch (DR)

12:30— Hand & Foot (BCR)

1:00—Sit & Sew (CR) FINAL BALANCE DUE FOR

TOURNAMENT ROSES PARADE


9:00 —Computer Tech

Services (CR)




11:00—Depart Boscov’s Shopping

11:45—Lunch (DR)



12:00 pm –6:00 pm Sell

Boscov’s Passes at Boscov’s

21 8:00 am Depart Peddler’s

Village

8:30 —Walking Group



11:45—Lunch (DR)





9:00—AARP Refresher

Driving (CR)

10:00—SNAP Representative



11:45—Lunch (DR)


1:00— Sit & Sew (CR)





11:15—State Treasurer

Presentation (DR)

11:45— Lunch (DR)



3:30– Depart Cheddars & Glenn

Miller

28 8:30 —Walking Group 9:00– Medicare Resource Fair (FCR)

10:00—Bylers & Walgreens Shopping



11:45—Lunch (DR)







11:45—Lunch (DR)

12:30— Hand & Foot (BCR)

1:00—Sit & Sew (CR)




10:30—AED/CPR/First Aid

Review (DR)


11:45— Lunch (DR)


12:00—Canasta (BCR) 18

OCTOBER 2019

Thursday Friday Saturday 3 8:30—Walking Group


9:00—Depart for Berlin

10:00— Uno Card Game (FCR)

10:00— Phase 10 Card Game (FCR)


11:45—Lunch (DR)

12:30—Pinochle (FCR)

4

9:00 Computer Tech Services (FCR)


10:00—Line Dancing Lessons (DR)

11:45—Lunch (DR)


5

Sell Boscov’s Shopping Passes in Boscov’s 10:00 am—2:00 pm



10:00—Uno Card Game (FCR)

10:00—Phase 10 Card Game (FCR)


11:45—Birthday Luncheon (DR)


1:00—Bunco (BCR)

5:30—Board Meeting (CR)

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9:30—Depart Three Palms Zoo



11:45—Lunch (DR)


12 YARD SALE

Set up—7:00 am

Sale 8:00 am—2:00 pm

Sell Boscov’s Shopping

Passes in Boscov’s

6:00 pm—9:00 pm



9:00—Delaware Transitions Class (DR)

10:00— Uno Card Game (FCR)

10:00— Phase 10 Card Game (FCR)


11:45—Lunch (DR)


12:30—BINGO (DR) 5:30—Delaware Transitions Class (DR)

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11:45—Lunch (DR)


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8:45—Depart for Bob Evans Dine

Around





11:45—Lunch (DR)


12:30—BINGO (DR)

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11:45— Lunch (DR)

12:15—Depart for Mispillion Senior

Art League Workshop


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31 Happy Halloween

8:30—Walking Group





11:45—Halloween LUNCHEON &

COSTUME PARTY(DR)


Room Key

FCR—Front Card Room

DR—Dining Room

BCR—Back Card Room

CR—Craft Room

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Return Service Requested

Harrington Senior Center 102 Fleming Street

Harrington DE 19952

OCTOBER 2019 BIRTHDAY WISHES

1 Fay Farrisier

Bill Outten

2 Edward Carter

3 Jean Johnston

5 Sarah Botte

Barbara Liimatta

6 John O’Brien

Katie Walrath

7 Francis Dill

Frank Quillen

Bonnie Brown

Donald Baker

8 Joanne Gerecitano

Glenn Larson

9 Bill Garey

Sam Layton

Holly Perdue

Mary Maloy

10 Joyce Dyer

Pam Altemus

11 Karen Jerread

12 Linda Hanna

13 Terry Porter

Fran Jaquette

14 Sherri Stubbs

Bill Moore

15 Irving Hall

16 Betty Vincent

Pat Miller

18 Velma Jones

Joan Oakley

William Holland

20 Carolyn Porter

Bill Wood

Joyce Wix

22 Dalton Pratt

Donna Shugars

23 Nancy Smith

Janice Agan

Marvin Trammell

NON-PROFIT ORG

U.S. POSTAGE

PAID

DOVER, DE

PERMIT NO. 161

24 Grace Oglesby

25 Billy Pickett

Howard Todd, Jr.

26 Helen Porter

Linda Chick

27 Trena Carter

28 Linda Starkey

29 Frank Tolson

Marlene Lake

Betty Huffman

30 James Cannon, Jr.

Ronald Link

31 Kathy LeKites

Brenda Sheline

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