2018 pike county area agency on aging - lackawaxen township · 6/4/2014 · salad bar-thurs &...

Pike County Area Agency on Aging

ENTREES AT A GLANCE

***Milk served with all meals*** 6/1-Beef Stroganoff 6/4-Meatloaf & Gravy 6/5-Lemon Pepper Fish 6/6-French Toast 6/7-Stir Fry Chicken & Vegetables 6/8-Swedish Meatballs 6/11-Hot Turkey with Gravy 6/12-Chicken Caesar Salad 6/13-Stuffed Chicken Breast 6/14-Roast Beef with Gravy 6/15-Pasta & Bolognese Sauce 6/18-Alaskan Pollock 6/19-Salisbury Steak 6/20-Lasagna 6/21-Chili Burger on a Bun 6/22-Ham, Macaroni & Cheese Bake 6/25-BBQ Chicken Breast 6/26-Chicken & Veg Stew on Biscuit 6/27-Vegetable Stuffed Cabbage 6/28-Stuffed Shells & Tomato Sauce 6/29-Lemon Chicken Breast

SALAD BAR-Thurs & Fri

INSIDE THIS ISSUE Page 2— Director’s Desk Page 3– Hudson Cruise, Driver Safety, SHARE Page 4-RSVP & APPRISE Pages 5 & 6 — Activities Pages 7— Luncheon Menu Page 8— Pictures Page 9 — Events & Programs 0— Our Contact Information

2018

7/13-Picnic at Milford Beach 7/16-8 hour Driver Safety Course 7/16-Advisory Board Meeting 7/17-8 hour Driver Safety Course 7/18-Ritters Truck in Matamoras 7/19-Ritters Truck in Blooming Grove 7/20-Sip & Paint in Matamoras 7/24-Glaucoma Testing in Dingman 7/26– Glaucoma Testing in Blooming Grove

Fifth Annual Pike County Elder Justice Day

Wednesday, June 13th 9:00 am to 2:00 pm

ST. PATRICK’S PARISH HALL 111 EAST HIGH ST. MILFORD, PA

(ACROSS FROM CHURCH) Elder Justice Day is a stimulating and empowering

presentation for anyone who is protecting their funds, family or loved ones. Our goal is to educate and prevent Pike County seniors from abuse, scams and exploitation.

By joining with experts from across the

state and local leaders we bring information to share to all who are interested.

Speakers include Pike County District Attorney: Ray Tonkin, Temple University: Ronald Costen,

911 Training Manager: Jordan Wisniewski,

Pike County Sheriffs Department FREE ADMISSION, TRANSPORTATION, LUNCH

& LIGHT BREAKFAST Reservations are required.

RSVP BY 6/5/18 to: linda 570-775-5550 x 1308 If you need Transportation call 570-296-3408

Vouchers will be distributed in Blooming Grove, 150 Pike County Blvd., Hawley on Friday June 1st, and every Tuesday, Wednesday &

Thursday starting June 4th from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm Ritter’s Truck in Blooming Grove July 19th, August 16th,

September 20th & October 18th Distribution in Matamoras, 506 Avenue Q, Matamoras on Tuesdays

and Wednesdays beginning June 2nd from 10:00 to 12:00 Ritter’s Truck in Matamoras July 18th, August 15th,

September 19th & October 17th Distribution in Lackawaxen, Beisel Beck Rd & Rte 590, Lackawaxen

on Wednesdays beginning June 6th from 10:00 to 12:00

Distribution in Dingmans, 107 Ball Park Rd., Dingmans Ferry on Tuesdays and Fridays beginning June 1st from 10:00 to 12:00

Distribution in Westfall, 132 Hulst Dr.,

Matamoras on Thursdays beginning June 7th from 10:00-12:00

Each eligible senior may receive (4) four $5.00 SFMNP checks for a

total benefit of $20.00 ONE time during the program year.

***You must provide proof of residency and age. ***

***You must turn 60 by the end of this year.***

FARMER’S MARKET VOUCHERS

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WASHINGTON, May 23, 2018 — For many Americans, the summer grilling and travel season has began. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) wants to make sure you and your family avoid food poisoning this summer. An estimated 128,000 Americans are hospitalized with food poison-ing each year, but foodborne illnesses can be prevented during summer months by properly handling perishable foods during travel, and by using a food thermometer when grilling. When you are grilling, perishable food items, including raw meat and poultry, need to be handled safely before they hit the grill. Bacteria grow rapidly in warm temperatures, so perishable foods need to be kept at 40°F or below to reduce bacterial growth. Perishable foods that are held above 40°F for more than two hours should not be consumed. In hot weather (above 90°F), food should be discarded if it sits out for more than one hour. The best way to keep food cold during the summer is to use a cooler. Consider packing beverages in one cooler and perishable food in another cooler. The beverage cooler may be opened frequently, causing the temperature inside of the cooler to fluctuate and become unsafe for perishable foods. Prevent juices from raw meat and poultry from cross-contaminating other items in your cooler by placing raw meats in waterproof containers before placing them in the cooler. Ensure you have all the tools and utensils you may need for grilling before heading out to the grill. Grab these items to help ensure a safe grilling experience:

Food thermometer Paper towels or moist towelettes Two sets of cooking utensils (tongs, spatulas, forks, etc.). Use the first set to handle raw items and the other for cooked foods. Plates or containers for cooked items. Never place cooked foods on the same plate or container that held raw meat or poultry. Before eating any meat or poultry you have grilled, verify any potential illness-causing bacteria has been destroyed by using a food thermometer.

June Greetings, Great times for baseball fans and BBQ fans. We are finally getting our warm weather . The picnics and Farmer’s Markets are getting scheduled so stay tuned. With the warmer weather, I like to remind people of food safety and precautions. (read below) The home delivered meal drivers are not permitted to leave frozen meals at homes with no response/calls/prearrangements so please do not blame them, this is our protocol to not only avoid food spoilage and possible food-borne illnesses, but also avoid the furry pests from making messy picnics on your porches. Thank you. The end of our fiscal year is upon us and we have been fortunate to obtain funding from some of our sister Area Agency on Aging programs to address the long waiting list that is building for our OPTIONS/Lottery-funded programs. Currently the wait list is over 35 families. We are addressing the most vulnerable as quickly as possible and hope to avoid early nursing facility placement with these services. I hope to have our full fiscal year’s figures for review in early August. It has been one overwhelming year for Aging services, from protective service record breaking numbers, to referrals, to changes in almost every program we provide (including family caregiver support, assessment and Ombudsman). See details about our Elder Justice Day this month at St. Patrick’s Church in Milford. It promises to be an information-packed event. As always, transportation is provided by our Agency, free of charge, but you must call 570-296-3408 for reservations. A few other changes we have for June is our Westfall office is being “manned” by a sweet lady, Andrea Bajac, our volunteer will be available on Thursdays to help with applications, answer questions, or provide referrals for our staff to assist with program opportunities such as Famer’s Market Vouchers, PACE referrals, food pantrys, transportation applications, and other services. The location is 132 Hulst Dr., Matamoras @ Westfall Apartments (1st building). Also new this month is our Eastern Pike Center being opened on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays for the summer. Welcome Dave Zlasney, Site Manager and all around helper to our Agency. We are still looking for volunteers at this and other centers, contact Dawn Houghtaling at 570-390-4540 or Sue VanOrden at 570-775-5550 ext. 1303.

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AARP 4 hour DRIVER SAFETY REFRESHER CLASS Monday, June 11, 2018 @ 1:30

in Blooming Grove Senior Center Formerly “55 Alive”, the new SMART DRIVER 4 & 8 hour defensive driving course is designed for qualified drivers aged 50 and older. There are no tests and membership in AARP is not necessary. All automobile insurance companies doing business in PA are required

by state law to give a minimum discount of 5% to all qualified policyholders age 55 and over who take the course. The discount is for a minimum of three years. Always check with your agent to make sure you qualify for the discount. All classes are taught by trained, unpaid volunteer instructors. The eight hour class is given in two four hour sessions, and is required for first timers and those who have not taken the class within the past 36 months. The one-day four hour class is only open to those who provide evidence of taking the class during the previous 36 months. A $20 fee ($15 for AARP members with membership card) is charged for each class. Class size is limited, advance reservations are necessary for placement in any class. Call 570-775-5550. Please bring your drivers license. Call 1-800-227-4669 or 1-877-866-3299 or go online www.aarp./org.drive for other classes and information. Pre registration is required. All checks must be payable to AARP. Please mail checks to Pike County Area Agency on Aging, 150 Pike County Blvd., Hawyley, PA 18428

June 15th Cruise the Hudson on the River Rose

transportation from Blooming Grove Center 150 Pike County Blvd.

leave 9:30 am return 5:30 pm $45.00 reservations required

Call Lana or Kathy 570-775-5550

Your 2 hour cruise will

include narration on the

important contributions the

Hudson River and

municipalities on both

banks made to the history of

the Hudson Valley and our

great Nation.

Lunch is NOT included in

this price. Suggestions

for Newburgh

waterfront restaurants:

River Grill,

Cena 2000 Ristorante,

Captain Jake’s,

Billy Joe’s Ribworks

and

Blu-Pointe.

SHARE is an affordable housing choice that brings together homeowners who want to share their home with home seekers who are looking for housing in exchange for rent, help around the house, or a combination of both. The home seeker receives their own bedroom and agreed upon use of the common areas. Every arrangement is unique depending on the needs, preferences, and abilities of the participants involved.

Stop by the Senor Centers to learn more

or fill out an application on the following dates:

Friday, 6/1 Matamoras 12:00

Tuesday, 6/19 Dingman's Ferry 12:30

Thursday, 6/21 Lackawaxen 12:20

Tuesday, 6/26 Blooming Grove 12:00

Or for more information contact Larisa Yusko at [email protected] or 570-832-5133.

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Congratulations to the Pike County APPRISE team on receipt of the prestigious 2018 Secretary’s Award presented

by the Pennsylvania Department of Aging.

Diakon (Lutheran Social Ministries) (Child, Family and Community Services) is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a grant from the Corporation for National and

Community Service, to sponsor a Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) in Berks, Pike and Wayne Counties, beginning immediately. As part of the national Senior Corps, RSVP is America’s largest volunteer network for people 55 and over, with more than 300,000 volunteers tackling tough issues in communities nationwide. Ms. Kathy Mitchell, RSVP Program Manager will oversee the program and is based in Topton, PA. Ms. Dawn Houghtaling, RSVP Program Coordinator for the Pike and Wayne county areas, has offices in Hawley and Matamoras, PA. Volunteers choose how, where, and how often they want to serve with commitments ranging from a few hours to 40 hours per week. RSVP seeks to provide volunteer opportunities that enrich the lives of the volunteer, while assisting in meeting critical community needs. It is an opportunity for the volunteer to apply the skills and wisdom they have acquired throughout their career and life, or develop new ones, as they make a positive difference in the lives of others. In conjunction with the Berks, Pike and Wayne County Area Agencies on Aging, Diakon’s RSVP will focus on assisting seniors to live independently, and maintain healthier lifestyles. Volunteers may deliver Meals on Wheels, assist in agency kitchens or food pantries, drive clients to medical appointments, counsel clients on Medicare as part of the APPRISE pro-gram, or help to promote wellness and activity among seniors.

For more information or to VOLUNTEER with RSVP contact:

Dawn Houghtaling 570-390-4540 Email: [email protected] Hawley Senior Center 337A Park Place Hawley, PA 18428

Kathy Mitchell 610-682-1351

Email: [email protected] Lutheran Home At Topton

1 South Home Ave, Topton, PA

19562

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2018 Dingmans's Center 9am-2pm 570-828-7812

1 Bingo, Cards & Games Lunch Exercise & Line Dancing with Lana @ noon SHARE presentation @ 12

VOUCHERS 10-12

4 Closed Medical Transport

5 Cards, Games Lunch

Cash Bingo 12 to 2

Vouchers 10-12

6 Cards, Games Lunch Yoga with Lori @ 10:30

AARP Club Mtg @ 12

7 CLOSED

8 Bingo, Cards & Games Lunch Exercise & Line Dancing with Lana @ noon

I & R Blood Pressure

Vouchers 10-12



Cash Bingo 12 to 2

Vouchers 10-12


14 CLOSED


Riverboat Cruise

Vouchers10-12



Cash Bingo 12 to 2

Vouchers 10-12


Blind Assoc. Support (3rd Wed of month)

21 CLOSED


Vouchers10-12



Cash Bingo 12 to 2

Vouchers 10-12


Golden Age Club

28 CLOSED


Celebrate Birthdays

Vouchers10-12

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Cards & Games Yoga with Lori @ 10:30 Lunch

VOUCHERS 10-12 6/12-I& R (2nd Tues) 6/12-Line Dancing with Lana 6/19-SHARE presentation @ 12:30 6/26-Blood Pressure provided by Quality Healthcare @ 10 am 6/26-Celebrate Birthdays

Bingo, Cards & Games Lunch

6/15-Riverboat Cruise

Vouchers 10:00-12:00

EVERY FRIDAY

2018 Eastern Pike Center @ Matamoras 9am-2pm 570-832-1929

EVERY TUESDAY If life were fair, Elvis would still be alive today and all the impersonators would be dead ~ Johnny Carson...

The first piece of luggage on the carousel never belongs to anyone. ~ George Roberts...

If you receive Home Delivered Meals the

suggested donation is $3.00 per meal per person.

Please donate today!

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

1

Arts & Crafts Cards

4 Medical Transport

Hemlock Ladies

5

Arts & Crafts Wii Bowling

Bigger Shopping Dingmans & Shohola

VOUCHERS Computer class Must Have Appt.

6

Cards Dominoes, Rummikube

Bigger Shopping Mil/Mat

Grief Support 10:30 VOUCHERS

7Bingo

Exercise with Lana Wii Bowling

Blood Pressure Bigger Shopping Promised Land

VOUCHERS

8 Arts & Crafts Cards

11 Medical Transport

Monday’s Angels

Alzheimer’s Support @ 1:30

12 Arts & Crafts Tai Chi 10:30 Exercise with Lana Wii Bowling

Computer class Must Have Appt.

VOUCHERS

13 Cards Dominoes, Rummikube

VOUCHERS

14 Bingo Exercise with Lana Wii Bowling

VOUCHERS

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Arts & Crafts Cards

Riverboat Cruise

18 Medical Transport

19 Arts & Crafts Tai Chi 10:30 Exercise with Lana Wii Bowling

Computer Class Must Have Appt.

VOUCHERS VA Rep @ 9:00


VOUCHERS


Blood Pressure

VOUCHERS

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Arts & Crafts

Cards

25 Medical Transport Ombudsman @ 1:30

Monday’s

Angels Alzheimer’s

Support @ 2:30

26 Arts & Crafts Tai Chi @ 10:30 Exercise with Lana Wii Bowling

Computer Class VOUCHERS

SHARE

presentation 12:00


VOUCHERS


Birthday Celebration

VOUCHERS

29 Arts & Crafts Cards

2018 Blooming Grove Activities 8 am-4 pm 570-775-5550

2018 Lackawaxen/Shohola Township 9 am-2 pm 570-685-7808

EVERY MONDAY EVERY WEDNESDAY EVERY THURSDAY

Cards & Games

Lunch

Medical Transport

Exercise with Annette or Lana @ 11 Lunch

6/13-I&R (2nd Wed)

6/20--Blood Pressure (3rd Wed)

6/27-Celebrate Birthdays 6/27-Line Dancing & Exercise with Lana

VOUCHERS 10-12

Cards & Games & Bingo Lunch @ 11:45

6/14-Sip & Paint 6/21-Diabeties Clinic 10:30 to 11:30 6/21-SHARE Presentation 12:30

Join us in Blooming Grove on

Thursdays at 12:30 for pinochle.

Games & Classes @ 1:00 PM

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Seniors Are Our First Priority

2018 Menu Salad Bar Days MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

1

Green Bean and

Tomato Salad

Beef Stroganoff

Egg Noodles

Squash

Rye Bread

Cookies

4

Orange Juice Meatloaf & Gravy Mashed Potatoes

Green Beans Rye Bread Fresh Fruit

5 Cucumber Salad

Lemon Pepper Fish

Macaroni & Cheese Stewed Tomatoes

Cherry Cobbler

6 Yogurt Cup

French Toast topped with Apple

Compote Sausage Patty

Blueberry Muffin Fruit Cocktail

7

Mandarin Salad

Sweet & Sour

Stir Fry Chicken &

Vegetables

Rice

Dinner Roll

Pears

8

Tossed Salad Swedish Meatballs

Rotini Pasta

& Gravy

Carrots Dinner Roll

Apple Sauce

11 Cranberry Juice Hot Turkey with

Gravy Mashed Potatoes Peas & Carrots

Dinner Roll Vanilla Pudding

12 Cream of Broccoli

Soup Chicken Cesar

Salad Croutons

Pasta Salad Dinner Roll Ice Cream

13 Tossed Salad

Stuffed Chicken Breast

Rice Medley Creamed Spinach

Rye Bread Fresh Fruit

14

Carrot Salad Roast Beef

Gravy

Oven Roasted Potatoes

Sautéed Zucchini Wheat Bread

Melon

15

Waldorf Salad

Pasta & Bolognese

Sauce

Italian Green

Beans

Italian Bread

Citrus Salad

18 Red Cabbage

Salad Alaskan Pollock

Buttered Noodles Mixed Vegetables

Wheat Bread Fresh Fruit

19 Three Bean Salad Salisbury Steak

Mashed Potatoes with Gravy

Corn Dinner Roll Ambrosia

20 Beef Barley Soup

Lasagna Italian Green Beans

Italian Bread Pears

21

Waldorf Salad Chili Burger

On a Bun Confetti Corn

Oven Browned Potatoes

Fruited Jell-O

22

Cranberry Juice Ham, Macaroni &

Cheese Bake Spinach

Italian Bread

Mandarin Oranges

25

Orange Juice BBQ Chicken

Breast Baked Potato

Succotash Rye Bread

Vanilla Pudding

26 Beets & Onions

Chicken & Vegetable Stew on

a Biscuit Mashed Potatoes

Cookies

27 Tomato Orzo Soup Vegetable Stuffed

Cabbage Peas & Onions

Mashed Potatoes Dinner Roll Ice Cream

28

Minestrone Soup/Crax

Stuffed Shells & Tomato Sauce

Sautéed Zucchini Melon

29

Tossed Salad

Lemon Chicken Breast

Rice Pilaf

Peas & Carrots

Fresh Fruit

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Elinor Altmann Christopher Baffer Andrea Cooper Maryann Ervin Randy Kresel Robert Rudolph Harold Reinstein Barbara Zyara

95th

Coco Lackawaxen Hat Day

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EVENTS and PROGRAMS Do you live in the Greentown area & need

assistance with your shopping? There are a few supermarkets that will deliver to you.

Lake Region IGA-570-226-6000 extension 10 (you must order between 7 am & 9:30 am on Tuesdays). They deliver same day, by 1:30 PM. There is a $9.95 delivery charge. Dutch’s Market-570-676-3373 No weekend Delivery-but require 24 hr. notice when ordering on other days. $10 delivery charge. Dave’s Foodtown/Super Duper-570-251-9530 They do not deliver too far from store. Call them for details. Shoprite delivers ($10 internet fee & $6.95 delivery fee) shop at www.shoprite.com

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS A nutritious home cooked meal will be

provided the first Sunday of each month at ST. JOHN NEWMAN PARISH HALL

2:00 PM-4:00 PM. All are welcome. If you plan to attend please call 775-0681 Mon, Thurs, or Fri or 775-9826 Tues & Wed. Please leave your name, telephone number and number of people attending when making reservations.

DO YOU HAVE EXTRA SPACE IN YOUR HOME? WOULD YOU LIKE SOME COMPANIONSHIP? EXTRA INCOME ? If you answered “yes” to these questions, the SHARE program may be just what you need. SHARE (Shared Housing And Resource Exchange) is a new housing program being offered in Monroe, Pike and Wayne Counties. Professional Housing Counselors screen and match people who have extra space in their homes with people seeking an affordable living situation. If this sounds like a good idea for you or someone you know, please contact: Pike County and Wayne County

Larisa Yusko 570-832-5133 or

Monroe County Ryan Lohman 570-832-0538

FREE SMOKE ALARMS! The Red Cross will come to your home and install 10-year lithium battery powered smoke alarms at no charge. Please call 570-234-2705

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS sponsored home cooked meals the third Sunday of each month at ST. VINCENT’s PARISH HALL St. Vincent’s Drive, Route 739, Dingmans Ferry 2:00 PM-4:00 PM.

All are welcome.

FREE COMPUTER LESSONS

Are you electronically challenged? Do you need help with the computer?

Would you like to learn how to use the computer?

Do you have questions about programs on the computer?

Appointments are necessary Please call Lana at 570-775-5550

ext1317 for appointments.

FREE Home delivery provided by Lords Valley Village Pharmacy 570-775-9555

and Good Neighbor Pharmacy 570-828-7494

The Church At Hemlock Farms FOOD DISTRIBUTION

the first Thursday of every month 4 to 6 PM Call 570-576-1964 to register

Your ability to fly on a commercial airplane and enter a federal facility will soon require a passport or an enhanced drivers licenses or identification cards known as REAL ID. Pennsylvania will start offering REAL IDs in the spring of 2019, but I suggest those interested in obtaining one should start getting your documents together now. The REAL ID Act, passed by the U.S. Congress in 2005, requires changes to state standards, procedures, and requirements for the issuance of driver’s licenses and identification cards, if they are to be accepted as identity documents by the federal government. Learn more at www.PennDOT.gov/REALID

http://www.PennDOT.gov/REALID

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Pike County Area Agency on Aging 150 Pike County Blvd. Hawley, PA 18428

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www.pikeaaa.org

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Where to Find Information About the Medicare Plans Available in your County:

* Medicare & You 2018 Handbook

* www.medicare.gov Call APPRISE at: 1-800-783-7067

* Call Medicare at: 1-800-633-4227 (Phone) or 1-877-486-2048 (TTY)

* Or call us at: 570-775-5550 x 1313 for an appointment to assist you

Executive Director - Robin S. LoDolce - email: [email protected] Protective Services & Options Supervisor - Robin Soares

Waiver Supervisor – Joan Edel Nutrition Site Managers - Cherie Bland, Pam Capps, Jean Imperiale & David Zlasney

Activity & Program Director & Health & Wellness Coordinator - Lana Romeo

Blooming Grove Center-150 Pike County Blvd., Hawley, PA 18428

(Phone: 570-775-5550 or 1-800-233-8911 Fax: 570-775-5558)

Office / Center: Monday through Friday - 8am to 4pm

Dingmans Center-American Legion 851-107 Ball Park Rd, Dingmans Ferry, PA 18328

(Phone: 570-828-7812) Tuesday & Friday 9 am to 2 pm

Lackawaxen/Shohola Township Center-Lackawaxen Fire Dept., Beisel Beck Rd. & Rte. 590,

Lackawaxen, PA 18435. Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 9 am to 2 pm (Phone: 570-685-7808)

Eastern Pike Center @ Matamoras-Matamoras Fire House, 506 Avenue Q, Matamoras, PA 18336

Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 9 am to 2 pm (Phone: 570-832-1929)

ELDER ABUSE REPORTING NUMBER 1-800-233-8911

www.pikeaaa.org

Advisory Council Chairperson: *Patricia Crane * Steven R. Guccini, Commissioner Representative * Eileen Arenson * Doris Bannon* Charlotte Bell

*Jeanne Carlstedt * Jacqueline Eadicicco * Kathie Joseph* George Kanfer* Barbara Leary * Marianne McMillin * Joe Shevlin * Sue Siska * Catherine Steele * Rita Tepperman * Michael Weinstein

Pike County Commissioners - Matt Osterberg *Richard A. Caridi * Steven R. Guccini

Pike County Transportation Hours 7:30am—4:00pm Phone 570-296-3408 Fax 570-296-3409 Toll Free: 1-866-681-4947 STATUS LINE: 570-296-1959

Disclaimer: All information contained herein, is made available as an information service only. The information contained in this publication is not intended to replace official versions of that information. Although every reasonable effort is made to assure accuracy,

the information presented without warranty, either expressed or implied, as to its accuracy, timeliness, or completeness.

Senior Law Center Senior Law Center protects the legal rights & interests of Seniors in Pennsylvania

through legal services, referral services and

advocacy. Call the Senior Law helpline if you need

assistance at: 877-727-7529

Pike County Area Agency on Aging

DO NOT CALL REGISTRY

If you want to stop those nagging calls from solicitors you can place your phone number on the Do Not call registry by calling: 1-888-382-1222 and 1-888-777-3406 or go on line to: www.donotcall.gov

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