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“Park Avenue News” MARCH 2017 Volume 17, Issue 3

2017 SAVE THE DATES!!.

March 1, 2017 Paint Night

March 9, 2017 Cancer Care Connection

March 12, 2017 Daylight Savings Time

March 22, 2017 Ice Cream Social With

Music by MSC’S The Crawling Stones

March 31, 2017 Sub orders are due

MEMBERS’ MEETING

MONDAY, March 20, 2017,

9:45 a.m., IN THE IRELAND ROOM

Deadline for any April

Newsletter Article is March 14, 2017.

Next Board Meeting is April 19, 2017 @ 4 pm

in the Ireland Room.

The P.A.N. (Park Avenue News) will be available

online at www.milfordseniorcenter.net a week

before the first of the month. You will be able to

read the April, 2017, newsletter the week of

March 20th. Signing up for trips remains on the

1st of the month. You may sign up for the first

week of the month on the 20th of the previous

month.

Heather Baray

Events Coordinator

(P)302-233-6524 (F) 302-422-6414

We will continue to make and

freeze crab cakes throughout

the year!! $6 per crab cake or

$72 for a baker’s dozen.

ORDER YOURS TODAY!!

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: LUNCH CASHIERS

BREAKFAST

FITNESS CENTER-FREE USE OF EQUIPMENT

PLEASE CONTACT

BRENDA COPPOCK,

PROGRAM COORDINATOR

422-3385.

. VOLUNTEERS FOR THESE

PROGRAMS WILL RECEIVE A

FREE LUNCH FOR THE DAY YOU

VOLUNTEER!

http://www.milfordseniorcenter.net/

EXECUTIVE

DIRECTOR’S CORNER

Executive Director Daphne Bumbrey

YOGA Yoga was a success! I hope everyone had a good time and enjoyed the yoga experience. For those who do not know, yoga meets every Thursday @ 2pm at our Center. The cost $5 for walk-in, or you can buy a 5 class card for $20 (1 free), or a 10 class card for $40(2 free). The class is limited to 20 people. You must sign up at the front desk. There is a $2.00 Non-Member fee due at the time you sign up! BREAKFAST AND LUNCH As we go into our third month with our new lunch program, I’d like to thank all the members who came and brought their friends to support our program. Without you, we wouldn’t be able to continue. Plus, I have heard all the compliments, and requests to have the “Reuben Sandwich”, “Eggplant Parmesan”, and Liver and Onions” more frequently. I will do my best to work them more fre-quently into the menu. Once again, thank you for joining us for breakfast, lunch, our activities and events. We do appreciate each and every one of you. THANK YOU ALL!

The Milford Senior Center is open to everyone over 50 regardless of color, creed, national origin, sex or sexual

orientation.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bob Larkin, President

William Fisher, Vice President

Linda Potter, Secretary

Don Roark, Treasurer

Jim Baker, Mary Cadden, Sara Kate Hammer,

Charles Hammond, , Harvey Kenton, Greg

Showell, Sandy Williford, Carol Winkler, Connie

Howell, Joe Cassey, & Richard Sames

TREASURER , DON ROARK Hel lo to everyone and here is the Treasurer 's Report for January . . . . as we start the 2nd half o f the current f iscal year :

The f inanc ia l heal th of the Center remains in very good shape overal l . In the table above, the revenue s tream "50/50 Raf f les" has been removed since that revenue is most of ten booked as par t of the funct ion to which i t is attached rather than being handled as a s tand -alone funct ion. Also, I changed "Redner ’s" to read "Breakfast Program" to encompass the var ious revenue sources involved wi th that program.

Membership President

Carol Winkler The Center is in need of volunteers for

the Welcome Desk, Lunch desk, and for

the Breakfast program. If you are interested in

volunteering for any of these positions please let

Brenda Coppock, Program Coordinator know as

soon as possible. Our Volunteers are very important

to the continued success of the Milford Senior

Center.

The Milford Senior Center Membership Association

will have election of officers for the upcoming two

years (May, 2017-April, 2019) in April. If interested in

running for an office, please let a member of the

nominating committee or the front desk know.

Positions for election are: President, Vice President,

Secretary and Treasurer.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day to everyone.

STAFF

Daphne Bumbrey, Executive Director

Jeanette Quillen, Office Assistant

Carol Winkler, Office Assistant

Brenda Coppock, Program Coordinator

Chuck Vattimo, Jr., Transportation Coordinator

Chuck Vattimo, Sr., Transportation Driver

Nancy Ireland, Transportation Driver

Ruth Ann Beideman, Community Outreach

Heather Baray, Events Coordinator

Marcy Loveless, Café Manager & Cook

David Cannon, Facilities Manager

Albert McAllister, Facilities Manager

Stephen Dolence, Facilities Manager

Phone 302-422-3385 Fax: 302-422-6414

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*KITCHEN*

The State Board of Health asks that you do not enter the kitchen for any reason. If you need something please tell a staff member and we will be

happy to assist you!

Thank you for your Understanding.

MARCH 22, 2017 @ 12:00 P.M. IN THE CRYSTAL ROOM

FEATURING MSC’S VERY OWN BAND.

THE CRAWLING STONES!

COME JOIN IN FOR SOME ICE CREAM, FUN & MUSIC.

“Lung disease is the third leading cause of death in both men and women. Even if you do

not smoke, lungs play an important role in keeping us healthy. Join us to not only learn

more about lung diseases like asthma and COPD, but also tips on keeping your lungs healthy all year long!

Register today…. ” Thursday, April 6

th from 10am-11am

Sign up at the front desk!

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Limited Income Subsidy (Extra Help) – Anyone who has Medicare can get a Medicare prescription coverage. Some of you who have limited income and resources may already have the Limited Income Subsidy (Extra Help) to pay for the costs –monthly premiums, annual deductibles, and prescription co-payments—related to a prescription drug plan. The Extra Help is estimated to be worth about $4,000.00 per year. Many of you may qualify for this savings and do not even know it.

What qualifies a person for this “Extra Help”? You must live in the 50 states or the District of Columbia. For an individual your resources must be no more than $13,820.00. For a married couple living together the resources must be no more than $27,600.00, Resources are such things as stocks and bonds, and bank accounts. Your car, home or any life insurance are not

counted as resources An individual’s income can be no more than $18,090.00 or $24,360.00 for a married couple living together. There can be some cases where even if a person’s income is more than the allowable amounts, a person can get

some assistance. One example is if you support a family member. The recommendation would be for you to contact me and let me check.

If you have never checked to see if you are eligible for this subsidy do contact me so I can check for you. Should you be eligible for this program and have a problem with your prescription plan, you can be enrolled in a new one more than once outside of open enrollment. Another assistance program that is very helpful to anyone with a Medicare prescription drug plan is the Delaware Prescription Assistance Plan. Eligibility for this program is very different from the federal program. The guidelines for this program are:

Each person applies as an individual An individual must be a United States citizen or a lawfully admitted alien. The individual must be living in the State of Delaware. Each individual applying for DPAP must provide his/her Social Security number. The individual must be 65 or above or be a person between the ages of 19 and 64 who is receiving disability benefits under Title II of the Social Security Act. Any individual applying for DPAP must provide proof of enrollment in a Medicare Part D prescription drug plan. Any individual who wants to apply for DPAP must first apply for Limited Income Subsidy (LIS) known as “Extra

Help” Proof of the denial or approval notice for “extra help” must be included with the DPAP application. The individual must not have or be eligible for Medicaid. Income is the only thing looked at. It is $23,760.00 per person. This often changes each year usually in April. Countable income includes but is not limited to –

Social Security benefits as paid after the Social Security deduction Pensions as paid Wages-the net amount after deductions for taxes and FICA Interest/Dividends-gross amount Capital Gains-gross amount on stocks, mutual funds, bonds Alimony-as paid Rental income-gross rent paid minus 20% standard deduction Roomer/boarder-gross paid minus 10% standard deduction Self employment-countable income as reported to IRS Unemployment Compensation-as paid

DPAP will provide payment for Medicare Part D monthly premiums, yearly deductible, those drugs that fall into the Coverage gap and drugs that are excluded from Medicare Part D. Medicare Part D will be the primary coverage. If you are enrolled in DPAP and have difficulty with your Medicare prescription drug plan, you can be enrolled in a different Plan once each year outside of open enrollment, If you think you might be eligible for either of these plans, call me and make an appointment so we can do a review to see if you are eligible. I will help you with enrollment if you are eligible.

Thursday, March 2, 2017 @ 9:45 a.m.

Entenmann’s $5

Friday, March 3, 2017 @ 9:45 a.m.

Christiana Mall $5

Tuesday, March 7, 2017 @ 9:45 a.m.

Byler’s $0

Wednesday, March 8, 2017 @9:45 a.m.

Milford Bowling $0

Friday, March 10, 2017 @ 4:00 p.m.

Roma Restaurant $5


Spence’s $0

Wednesday, March 15, 2017 @ 7:00 a.m.

911 Museum Jor-Lin Bus Host Nancy Ireland Pre-Paid Trip $55 Members/$65 Non-members

Sunday, March 19, 2017 @ 6:00 p.m.

Schwartz Center Rhythm in the Night $35 Members/$40 Non-Members Pre-Paid Trip


Middletown Farmers Market $5

Tuesday, March 21, 2017 @ 6:30 p.m.

Seaford Concert $5 with Pre-Paid Season Pass

Friday, March 24, 2017 @ 4:00 p.m.

Fisherman’s Inn $5


Dover Mall $5


Berlin $5

Friday, March 31, 2017 @ 4:00 p.m.

Sambo’s Restaurant

GO... SENIORS ON THE

REMINDER!!

Please don’t forget that you must sign up for

Seniors on the Go trips in advance, even if it’s a free trip. Staff looks at the trip

list the day before to determine if there are enough people to go.

Recently trips have been cancelled when no one signed up in advance.

Trip Policy

Paid Trips:

You must have a new updated emergency

contact form in order to attend our trips.

You will not be able to sign up for a trip

without payment. If reserving by phone,

you must pay by credit card.

All Trips:

You will not be able to sign up for

new trips until the 1st of each month after

8:30 a.m. unless stated on the flyer!

Nancy and Chuck, Jr.’s, Trips

Minimum 6 people required for trip to go.

Trip cancellation fees are refunded when a

replacement for your trip is found.

Please pay close attention to the sign-up

date and deadline on the flyers!

Chuck, Sr.

Doctors Appointments

Monday-Thursday

9:30 a.m-1:00 p.m.

Chuck, Jr.

Thursday, March 16, 2017

Merry Maker’s Capital Health Care

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CHURCH ON WHEELS 302-725-0770

Our prayer team will go to your home or hospital and pray with and for you. Every

Wednesday the church team will go to you between the hours of 6pm and 9pm to pray

with you, bless your home, baptism, bible study or just lend an ear or shoulder.

WE CARE!

Call Pastor Richie to make arrangements for your visit with our prayer team.

JESUS CHRIST, LORD AND SAVIOR

JOHN 3:16

“For God so love the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth

in him should not perish, but have everlasting life”

MULTI-CULTURAL CHURCH

105 N.E. FRONT ST

MILFORD, DE 19963

OFFICE HOURS 9AM-2PM

302-725-0770

Introduction to Essential Oils What they are, safety, how they are used, make & take included

Tuesday, April 4, 2017

10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Cost: $10.00 per participant which includes all supplies

and a notebook!

Instructor: Jowana Lamb - 302-284-9898

member of the National Association of Holistic Aromatherapy.

Class limited to 10 participants.

PACIFIC NORTHWEST & CALIFORNIA – 8 Days September 17 – 24, 2017

Your journey begins in Seattle where you’ll visit Pike Place Market, Seattle’s famous fish and vegetable market. Then you’ll venture to Mount St. Helen’s Visitor Center to learn about its eruptions. Remember the 1980 explo-sion? Also, you’ll learn about the hydropower created at the Columbia River Gorge’s Bonneville Dam. See most of the Oregon coast after leaving Portland. Then there’s the Redwood Forest’s “Avenue of the Giants,” and then your travels come to a thrilling end with two glorious days in San Francisco, where you can ride the fabled cable cars, see the Golden Gate Bridge, visit Alcatraz, see the Twin Peaks, enjoy Fisherman’s Wharf, and so much more! *Book now and save $180 per person. $2,999* Based on double occupancy $3,899* Based on single occupancy $2,969* Based on triple occupancy Note: Not included is cancellation waiver and insurance of $240 per person. Plan to make your reservation for this exciting trip ASAP as space is limited and receive a $180 early sign up cred-it. Our next group meeting is set for Wed., Mar. 22, 2017, at 1:00 p.m., in the Ireland Room. If you have any questions in the meantime, feel free to call, text, or e-mail me, Kathy Porterfield, at (302) 265-2394 (Home); at (302) 242-2711; or via e-mail at [email protected]. M

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Canadian Rockies by Train – 9 Days

April 24, 2017 – May 2, 2017 Our next group meeting is set

for Thursday, March 16, 2017, at 1:00 p.m., in the Crystal

Room. THIS TRIP IS CLOSED!

If you have any questions in the meantime, feel free to call, text, or e-mail me, Kathy Porterfield,

at (302) 265-2394 (Home); at (302) 242-2711 (Mobile); or via

e-mail at

[email protected].

The Bodacious Red Hatters having a fun lunch. We will be

meeting for our next lunch March 15, 2017 at 12 noon, Arena's in Milford. Please RSVP to the hostess Katie Warrath, 302-423-5523 by

3/10/17.

mailto:[email protected]

__MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

1

8:30am Walking

9:00am Quilting

9:15am Bridge

9:30am BREAKFAST

9:30am DR. APPTS

10:00am Bible Study

10:45am High

Beginners Line Dance

11:45am Advanced Line

Dance

12:00 pm Bingo

12:30pm Bunco

*3:30pm Paint Night

2

8:30am Walking

8:40am Wellness

Laughter

9:00am Cornhole

9:00am-11:00am Blood Pressure Check

9:30am BREAKFAST

Knitting W/Aileen

9:30am DR. APPTS.

9:45am Trip: Entenman’s

9:45am Exercise Class

10:00am Merry

Makers/Bridge

12:00pm Mah Jongg

12:30pm Bell Choir

2:00pm Yoga

2:00pm-3:30pm-AGA

3

8:30am Walking

9:00am Tai Chi

9:45am BREAKFAST

9:45am Trip:

Christiana Mall

10:00am Chair

Exercise

10:30am Jazzercise $

12:00pm Bingo

6

8:30am Walking

Haircuts

9:00am Quilting

Woodcarvers Class

Massage $

9:15am BREAKFAST

9:30am DR. APPTS.

10:00am Ballroom Dance

12:00pm Bingo/Bridge

12:30pm Weight

Watchers $

4:00pm PHASE 10

Scrabble/Corn Hole

5:00 pm Tai Chi

6:30pm Advanced Line

Dance $

7

8:30am Walking

8:45am Jazzercise $

9:00am Guitar Lessons

Bridge/Cornhole

9:00am-11:00am Blue

Cross Blue Shield

9:30am BREAKFAST

9:30am DR. APPTS.

9:45am Trip: Byler’s


10:00am Knitting

Group

12:00pm Mah Jongg

12:30pm Scrabble

8

8:30am Walking

9:00am Quilting

9:15am Bridge

9:30am BREAKFAST

9:30am DR. APPTS

9:45am Trip: Milford

Bowling

10:00am Bible Study

10:45am High



Dance

12:00 pm Bingo

2:00pm Bereavement

Group

9

8:30am Walking 8:40am Wellness

Laughter 9:00am Cornhole

9:30am BREAKFAST 9:30am DR. APPTS. Knitting W/Aileen

9:45am Exercise Class 10:00am Merry

Makers/Bridge Cancer Care Connection

12:00pm Mah Jongg 2:00pm Yoga

11:30am-12:30am

Birthday Lunch

Entertainment by

Anglea Alper

The Ice Cream Lady

Will be here with lots

of treats!

10

8:30am Walking

9:00am Tai Chi

9:45am BREAKFAST

9:45am No Sew

Blanket

10:00am Chair

Exercise


12:00pm Bingo

12:30pm Movie:.

Grey Gardens

4:00pm Trip:

Roma Restaurant

CALENDAR OF

EVENTS MARCH 2017

13

8:30am Walking

9:00am Quilting

Woodcarvers Class

Massage $

9:30am BREAKFAST

9:30am DR. APPTS.

10:00am Ballroom

Dance


12:30pm Weight

Watchers $

4:00pm PHASE

10/Scrabble/Corn Hole

5:00 pm Tai Chi


Dance $

*12:00pm-3:00pm

Ireland Room Closed

for Private Event.

Mediator’s Quarterly

Meeting

14

8:30am Walking

8:45am Jazzercise $


Bridge/Cornhole

9:30am BREAKFAST

9:30am DR. APPTS.

9:45am Trip: Spence’s


10:00am Knitting Group

12:00pm Mah Jongg

12:00pm AARP

Meeting

12:30pm Scrabble

2:00pm-3:00pm

Diabetes Prevention

15

7:00 am Trip: 911

Memorial

8:30am

Walking/Haircuts

9:00am Quilting

9:15am Bridge

9:30am BREAKFAST

9:30am DR. APPTS

10:00am Bible Study

10:45am High



Dance

12:00 Bingo

2:00pm Bereavement

Group

16

8:30am Walking

8:40am Wellness

Laughter

9:00am Cornhole

9:00am-11:00am Blood

Pressure Check

9:30am BREAKFAST

Knitting W/Aileen

9:30am DR. APPTS.

9:30am Merry Makers

Capital Health Care

Dover DE

9:45am Trip:

Middletown Farmer’s

Market


10:00am Bridge

12:00pm Mah Jongg

12:00pm-6:00pm AARP

Beginner’s Course

12:30pm Bell Choir

1:00pm Canadian Rock-

ies +(Kathy

Porterfield)

2:00pm Yoga 2:00pm-3:30pm-AGA

17

Wear your Green!

8:30am Walking

9:00am Tai Chi

9:45am

BREAKFAST

10:00am Chair

Exercise


12:00pm Bingo

12:00 Proofreaders

12:30pm Movie:

27 Dresses

20/27

8:30am Walking

9:00am Quilting

Woodcarvers Class

Massage $

9:30am BREAKFAST

9:30am DR. APPTS.

*9:45am Members

Meeting

(3/27/17)

10am Ballroom Dance


12:30am Weight

Watchers $

4:00pm PHASE

10/Scrabble/Corn Hole

5:00pm Tai Chi


Dance$

21/28

8:30am Walking

8:45am Jazzercise $

9:00am-11:00am Blue

Cross/Blue Shield

(3/28/17)


Bridge/Cornhole

9:30am BREAKFAST

9:30am DR. APPTS

Elder Law

(3/21/17)


9:45am Trip: Dover Mall

3/28/17

10:00am Knitting Group

10:00am Scrapbooking

(3/28/17)

12:00pm Mah Jongg

12:30pm

Scrabble

2:00pm-3:00pm

Diabetes Prevention

3/21/17

6:30pm Trip: Seaford

Concert

Jim Witter

I Write The Songs

3/21/17

22/29

8:30 PAN ASSEMBLY

3/29/17

8:30am Walking

9:00am Quilting

9:15am Bridge

9:30am BREAKFAST

9:30am DR. APPTS

10:00am Bible Study

10:45am High



Dance

12:00 Bingo

2:00pm Bereavement

Group

*12:00pm Ice Cream

Social in the Crystal

Room

3/22/17

Featuring Music by

MSC’S very own band

The Crawling Stones

23/30

8:30am Walking

8:40am Wellness

Laughter

9:00am Cornhole

9:30am BREAKFAST

Knitting W/Aileen

9:30am DR. APPTS.

9:45am Trip:

Berlin Maryland

3/30/17


10:00am Bridge

12:00pm Mah Jongg

12:30pm Bell Choir

2:00pm Yoga

*8:30am-3:00pm Ire-

land Room closed for

private event. Spring

Mediation

Training

3/30/17

24/31

8:30am Walking

9:00am Tai Chi

9:45am

BREAKFAST

10:00am Chair

Exercise


12:00pm Bingo

4:00pm Trip:

Fisherman’s Inn

3/24/17

4:00pm Trip:

Sambo’s Resaurant

3/31/17

*Sub Orders are

due.

3/31/17

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

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Milford Senior Center Presents a Fabulous Vacation To

Myrtle Beach

Situated along the beautiful South Carolina coastline, Myrtle Beach is a top vacation destination. The area’s mild climate, beautiful beaches, savory restaurants and endless entertainment options make it the

perfect spot for a getaway!

Your 4 Day/3 Night Package Includes:

3 Nights at a Beautiful Oceanfront Property 3 Breakfasts at your Hotel

2 Wonderful Dinners 2 Spectacular Myrtle Beach Shows Including:

ONE The Show at The Alabama Theater The Alabama Theatre introduces ONE The New Show - combining extraordinary

talent, iconic production numbers, sizzling visual elements and extravagant

costuming with hit songs from many exciting musical genres

into a production critics are calling "A Mega Hit!"

Le Grand Cirque This awe inspiring production features some of the highest and fastest

acts ever performed. A breathtaking extravaganza, Le Grand Cirque

Adrenaline captures the imagination of everyone!

Visit to Broadway at the Beach With 350 acres, the largest entertainment venue of its kind in the state features

unique specialty shops, exceptional dining, and award-winning attractions

all surrounding the magnificent Lake Broadway.

Enjoy Myrtle Beach’s Sandy Beach or Relax by the Pool Standard Taxes, Meal Gratuities & Baggage Handling

Deluxe Motor Coach Transportation

For Information and/or Reservations, Please Contact:

Brenda Coppock @ 302-422-3385

Date of Trip: April 17 – April 20, 2017

Price: $470.00/Per Member $495.00/Non-Member– Double Occupancy

Travel Protection: Travel Protection can be purchased at $51.00/person – Double Occupancy. If you wish to purchase Travel Protection, please send in a separate check made payable the PML Travel & Tours.

Travel Protection should be purchased at the time of your initial deposit to ensure full benefits. Fuel sur-charges by all transportation companies may be assessed.

Insurance premiums are non-refund

http://www.broadwayatthebeach.com/

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1 Jeanette’s Fried

Chicken French Fries w/cheese & bacon

Side salad Dessert Drink

2

Reuben Sandwich Fries


3

Pork Chops

Baked potato Corn

Dessert Drink

6

Cheeseburger

Fries Side salad

Dessert Drink

7

Lasagna

Garlic bread String beans

Dessert Drink

8

Baked Fish Baked potato

Broccoli Dessert Drink

9

Eggplant Parmesan Rolls

Brussels sprouts Birthday Cake

Drink

10

Chicken Cordon Bleu

White Rice Corn

Dessert Drink

13

Meatball Sub French Fries

Side Salad Dessert Drink

14

Roast Beef/Gravy Mashed Potatoes

String Beans Dessert Drink

15 Jeanette’s Chicken

Salad Roll Corn

Dessert Drink

16

Liver & Onions Roll

Mashed Potato Gravy

Green beans Dessert Drink

17

Shepherd’s Pie Soda Bread

Corn Beef Cabbage Boiled Potatoes

Irish Bread Pudding Drink

20

Reuben Sandwich Fries


21

4 Large Fried Shrimp Fries


22 Chicken Cordon

Bleu White Rice

Corn Dessert Drink

23

2 all beef hotdogs French fries Side salad

Dessert Drink

24

Meatball Sub French Fries


27

Shrimp Fettuccini

Broccoli Side salad

Dessert Drink

28

Pork Chops

Baked potato Corn

Dessert Drink

29

Cheeseburger Fries


30

Lasagna

Garlic bread String beans

Dessert Drink

31

Fried Fish

Baked potato Broccoli Dessert Drink

ENJOY FRESH COOKED MEALS BY OUR VERY OWN PROFESSIONALS!

OUR MEALS ARE COOKED FRESH DAILY IN THE COMFORT OF OUR OWN

KITCHEN. DINE IN OR TAKE OUT. Monday-Friday: All Entrée’s $6

Soup of the Day & Ham or Turkey Sandwich $4

Extra’s: Soda/Bottle Water .75 Small Sides $1

MARCH MENU

1

DENISE HARPER

JAMES OBORYSHKO

2

WINIFRED BRANNON

JOHN CARMONA

MARIA COOK

WILLIAM STULIR

DORIS THOMAS

3

FRANK CLAUGES

SHARON WRIGHT

4

RICK BIELAWSKI

PAUL BROOKS

JAMES DAISEY

KENNETH ELLERS

RITA HART

NANCY LEHMAN

DELLA-PARKER SHARP

NANCY SAPP

MYRON TEREBECKI

JOAN YAISER

5

VALERIE ANDREWS

RICHARD BURRELL

ANITA PASTIER

DONALD STARBUCK

6

DAVID HARRIS

7

CONSTANCE HOWELL

SUELLA MELDROM-PANCOAST

8

SHIRLEY BENNETT

LINDA DARLING

EARL DAWSON

9

VIRGINIA BOUTIN

SUE CISICK

JAMES NICHOLS

JANET PATILLO

HEATHER SOLTESZ

10

SCOTT SHOUP

JUNE STEENLAND

11

HARRY HUMES

12

DOROTHY HARMAN

WANDA MCCLOSKEY

MICHAEL SCHEER

13

AND

REW ADKISSON

BARBARA BARKER

BLANCHE GADDIS

SHARON MCNEIL

ROBERT RIVERS

14

FRANCES ARTHURS

NANCY BURKETT

15

DENNIS ESKEW

RONALD PAYNE

MARIE SAVIN

16

BETTY GILLETTE

17

GAIL GARROD

PATRICIA GRIENINGER

MARGARET SHEBEST

18

NANETTE CASSELL

ETHEL GRAHAM

MARY ELLEN HUGHES

SHELBY SWAIN

19

SANDY JONES

MARTHA LANDON

CRAIG LUDWIG

MARGO RANNEY

20

JAMES ERNSBERGER

LUCY WARNS

21

CHARLES LINDALE

22

ANN BAMFORTH

ELAINE MORETTI

JAMES SNEAD

23

PATRICIA CARL

DEE ANN LANZANO

24

MICHAEL MORRIS

DOROTHY SHORT

25

BARBARA BEAN

MARY E DAY

MABEL KELLY

WILLIAM PLACK

LARRY PRICE

26

CHRISTINE HOIE

HERMAN SCHMIDT

JUDITH SKINNER

28

JOHN GLADSTONE

IRENE MALLABAR

ROBERT ROBLES SR

SUSAN ROMER

PAULINE RUNYON

MYRNA TAYLOR

29

KATHLEEN FORTNEY

DON SIKES

30

THERESA CALLAWAY

DEBBIE GOTTLIEB

MARY HALL

THERESA HOLMES

JOHN OPSITNIK

DAVID REYNOLDS

31

JOE BOLCER

HANNA HEFFNER

VAYA WISSMAN

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SEE FLYERS AT MILFORD SENIOR CENTER FOR MORE INFORMATION

(Flyers posted on Bulletin Boards)

March 2, 2017 Entenmann’s

March 3 , 2017

Christiana Mall

March 7, 2017 Byler’s

March 8, 2017

Milford Bowling

March 10 , 2017 Roma Restaurant

March 14, 2017

Spence’s Bazaar

March 15, 2017 911 Museum

March 16, 2017

Middletown Farmers Market

March 16, 2017 Merry Makers Capital Health

Care

March 19, 2017 Schwartz Center for the Arts

(Rhythm In The Night)

March 21, 2017

Seaford Concert (Jim Witter)

March 24, 2017 Fisherman’s Inn

March 28, 2017

Dover Mall

March 30, 2017 Berlin Maryland

March 31, 2017

Sambo’s

April 17-April 20, 2017 Myrtle Beach, SC

May 17-18, 2017

Seafood Extravaganza Wildwood NJ.

June 13-14, 2017 Lancaster PA.

BE SURE TO CHECK THE

DATES ON THE FLYERS

IN THE LOBBY!! YOU

ARE ABLE TO SIGN UP

FOR THE FIRST WEEK

(ONLY) OF THE MONTH

TRIPS STARTING ON

THE 20TH OF THE

PREVIOUS MONTH!

DELAWARE DRYER VENTS

“Keeping Your Home Safe From Lint”

1-844-DR-DRYER (302)724-9095

24 N.E. 10th St

Milford, DE 19963

www.delawaredryervents.com

[email protected]

Owner: Michelle Hostedler

Operator: Clyde Hostedler

Funeral Services

George M. Short

Funeral Director

Milton Chapel Milford Chapel

416 Federal Street 119 N.W. Front Street

Milton, De 19968 Milford, De 19963

1.302.684.8521 1.302.422.8091

FAX 1.302.684.3924 FAX 1.302.424.4296

Georgetown Chapel Felton Chapel

609 E. Market Street Main Street

Georgetown, De 19947 Felton Delaware 19943

1.302.856.6884 1.302.284.4548

FAX 1.302.856.3924 FAX 1.302.424.4296

Custom Homes Commercial

Light Industrial Work

WRIGHT PARKER

General Contractor, Inc.

Wright Parker, Owner 8829 Clendaniel Pond Road

Lincoln, DE 19960 Ph: (302)422-6797 Fax:(302)-422-6791

Cell: (302)-745-4923

Email: [email protected]

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