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www.milfordseniorcenter.net 302-422-3385

ALWAYS BRING YOUR MEMBERSHIP CARD

“Park Avenue News” SEPTEMBER 2017 Volume 17, Issue 9

2017 SAVE THE DATES!!.

September 4, 2017 Center is Closed September 14, 2017 Birthday Day

September 15, 2017 Sub Sale September 21, 2017 Merry Makers

Sing at First State September 28, 2017 Attorney Jamie

Sharp

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

ble online at www.milfordseniorcenter.net You

will be able to read the September 2017

newsletter, online August 21st. Those who

choose to pick up your newsletter it will be

available for pick up on August 29th.

We will continue to make and

freeze crab cakes throughout the

year!! $7 per crab cake or $84 for a

baker’s dozen.

ORDER YOURS TODAY!!

Jeanette Quillen, Rental

Coordinator

Marcy Loveless, Caterer

(F) 302-422-3385

(F)302-422-6414

FITNESS SPECIAL $60 PER YEAR

LIMITED TIME OFFER….

Monday 8:30am-3:00pm

Tuesday 8:30am-7:00pm

Wednesday 8:30am-3:00pm

Thursday 8:30am-7:00pm

Friday 8:30am-3:00pm

Volunteers Needed

Please see Brenda Coppock

or call at 302-422-3385.

http://www.milfordseniorcenter.net/

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S

CORNER Executive Director Daphne Bumbrey

MONDAYS We have good news! As many of you already know from our member’s meeting on August 8th, we have the funding to reopen Mondays starting Sept. 11th. So please review this month’s schedule of activities to ensure you don’t miss your favorite activity. BREAKFAST On August 8th, our membership voted to support (come in and eat!) and accept the $2 cost for our big breakfast starting September 1, 2017. MEMBERSHIP FEE INCREASE On August 8th, our membership also voted to have an increase from $15/year to $20/year starting September 1, 2017. Thanks to all our members who voted for our very important programs here at MSC.

From Don Roark, Treasurer

Hello everyone,

The fiscal year, or business operating year, for the Center ended on June 30th. For the year as a whole, we had an oper-

ational loss of $24,752. While the loss looks bad, remember that we had a major

expense last fall in renovating the old Pharmacy area for a new tenant. That

expense was planned and approved by the Board in advance, but it did

contribute to the loss for the year. Below is a chart showing you how

several of our revenue streams did for the year as a whole:

We made sub sandwiches 4 times during the year that produced a profit of $3,013

for the Center.

Membership President

Bill Vendetti

I hope everyone is enjoying our new breakfast program. The kitchen is looking for volunteers to help with this program. The wood carvers, on Monday mornings are looking for more carvers or those who would like to learn how to carve. Remember to order your delicious subs by Sept 8th for delivery on the 15th. Don’t forget to volunteer in any of the many categories. Starting September 11, 2017 we will be open on Monday’s.

Breakfast Program

COME SUPPORT OUR CENTER AND

ENJOY YOUR BREAKFAST.

$2-MEMBERS $4-NON-MEMBERS

(Starting September 1, 2017)

STAFF

Daphne Bumbrey, Executive Director

Jeanette Quillen, Rental Coordinator

Brenda Coppock, Program Coordinator

Addie Shorts, Transportation Coordinator

Chuck Vattimo, Sr., Transportation Driver

Nancy Ireland, Transportation Driver

Ruth Ann Beideman, Community Outreach

Marcy Loveless, Café Manager/Caterer

Sandra Donohue, Housekeeping

Naomi Harbeson, Housekeeping

Ben Wagner, Maintenance

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

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We will meet for lunch at The Miltonian Restaurant in Milton on Sept. 9, 2017@ noon. Please

R.S.V.P to Ann Burton at 302-503-

3083 by Sept. 15, 2017.

SPRING BREAK 2018

APRIL 2-8, 2018

NASHVILLE, MEMPHIS & PIGEON

FORGE

7 DAYS/6 NIGHTS

FEATURING THE GRAND OLE

OPRY, GRACELAND, DOLLYWOOD

THEME PARK & MUCH MORE! SIGN

UP NOW WITH ONLY $100 DEPOSIT.

$950-MEMBERS

$980-NON-MEMBERS

BALANCE DUE BY MARCH 20, 2018

Scrapbooking Hand made Cards available

for purchase.

The forth Tuesday of each

month!

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Delaware Prescription Assistance Program – Many have contacted me because their premium starting in September was going to make it difficult for them to pay and continue meeting their other financial obligations. For many of you, due to the fact that you were allowed to use a “Special Enrollment Period”, have come in and have been able to locate a cheaper plan that would work at least until the open en-rollment period for 2018. For many of you, because of the type of prescriptions you take, it was wiser for you to remain in your current plan. If you did not check to see if it would be wise for you to use the Special Enrollment Period, you can still contact me and I will check your prescriptions for you. However if you have not changed your plan and you wish you had, you only have to keep your current plan until December 31, 2017.

Do not try to use your Delaware Prescription Assistance Plan cards after August 31, 2017.

Open Enrollment – I am sure most of you realize that this is the period of time that you can have your prescription plan reviewed and make changes to a new plan to begin on January 1, 2018. As of now, I am scheduling appointments for the open enrollment period. In fact, I would appreciate receiving as many of your prescrip-tions lists so I can be sure they are updated. It will make things easier during open enrollment because it saves time inputting new drugs added to your list or removing old ones you no longer take. If you are bringing a list in for me, please put it in an envelope with your name on the list inside and mine on the outside. Also, if you know you have “extra help” (LIS), please note that because it will make a big differ-ence in the cost of your drugs. If you don’t know or are not sure let me know so I can check with Medicare. The only assistance available for prescription plans now that Delaware Prescription Assistance is closed is “extra help” (LIS). This program has income guidelines. I can pretty much tell whether you are eligible when you give me proof of your income at your appointment.

Nancy

September 1, 2017 Trap Pond

September 5, 2017

Ollie’s Bargain Outlets

September 7, 2017 Antique Alley

September 8,2017

Mission BBQ

September 12, 2017 Cape May-Lewes Ferry

September 15, 2017

Old Mill

September 17, 2017 DE Symphony Orchestra

September 19, 2017

Christiana Mall

September 21, 2017 Middletown Farmers Market

September 22, 2107

Roma Restaurant

September 26, 2017 Entenmann’s

September 28, 2017

Seaford Concert

September 29, 2017 Suicide Bridge

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 local trips

are $5.

All Trips:

Minimum 6 people required for trip to go.

Trip cancellation fees are refunded when a

replacement for your trip is found.

FYI: Everyone must sign a Code of

Conduct before enjoying our

wonderful trips.

Please pay close attention to the sign-

up date and deadline on the flyers!

Chuck, Sr.

Doctors Appointments

Tuesday-Friday

10:00 a.m-1:00 p.m.

Addie

September 21, 2017 @ 9:45am

Merry Makers First State

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BEREAVEMENT GROUP

OUR SUPPORT GROUP MEETS

WEDNESDAYS, AT 2:00PM IN THE

QUIET LOUNGE!

Guitar Lessons!!

With Jim Panos

Ask the ladies at the front desk

for more Information.

"HAPPY HATTING WITH SENIOR LADIES"

If your interested in making new friends & having fun, then becoming a Red Hatter is for you. Please call Queen Elsie Parkhouse at #(302)682-4999 of the

Bodacious Red Hats & I would be more than happy to talk to you about joining!

Lawyer Available

Do you have a legal question that you are not sure who to turn to or what to do? We now have a lawyer from Moore & Rutt, PA, James Sharp, who is coming to our office to help answer questions and

guide you in the direction you need to go. If the question is something that would require a definite appointment, he will make

an appointment with you or you can use any lawyer of your choosing but this is just another opportunity for our seniors to have someone to turn to when they are unsure of what to do. The front desk will always know when he is going to be here and you can schedule a

half-hour appointment with him for that day.

It’s that time of year again! Time to get back in the groove of things. Our

first gig will be at First State on September 21, 2017 @ 9:45am.

Delaware Symphony Orchestra

Sunday, September 17, 2017

Cape Henlopen High School, Lewes DE

Depart @ 1:30pm

Prokofiev, Mozart and Beethoven’s 5th

Symphony

Bus $5 Members

$8 Non-members

Call DSO @ 302-656-7422 for tickets

Contact: Gordon Fung @

302-424-3410/[email protected]

Every Monday

Starting September 11, 2017 @ 11:00 a.m.

Please sign up and pay at the front desk.

$5-Members $6-Non-members.

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

1

8:30am Walking

9:00am Tai Chi/Quilting

9:30am Trip: Trap Pond

9:00-11:00am

BREAKFAST

(Activity Room until

9:45am)

10:00am Chair

Exercise

10:30am Jazzercise $

12:00pm Bingo

4

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IS

CLOSED!

5

8:30am Walking

8:45am Jazzercise $

9:00am Guitar Lessons

Bridge/Cornhole

9:00-11:00am

BREAKFAST

9:45am Exercise Class

9:45am Trip: Ollie’s

Lunch OYO@ Cheddars

10:00am Knitting Group 10:00am-1:00pm Dr.

Appts 12:00pm Mah Jongg

12:30pm Scrabble

2:00pm-4:00pm Game

Night

*2:00pm Paint Night

3:00pm Tai Chi

6

8:30am Walking

9:00am Quilting

9:15am Bridge

9:00-11:00am

BREAKFAST

10:00am Bible Study 10:00am-1:00pm Dr.

Appts 10:45am High

Beginners Line Dance

11:45am Advanced Line

Dance

12:00pm Bingo

12:30pm Weight

Watches

2:00pm Bereavement

Group

7

8:30am Walking 8:40am Wellness

Laughter 9:00am Cornhole 9:00am –11:00am BREAKFAST

9:30am Knitting W/Aileen

9:45am Trip: Antique Alley Lunch OYO @ Smith’s Restaurant

9:45am Exercise Class 10:00am Bridge/Merry

Makers 10:00am-1:00pm Dr. Appts

12:00pm Mah Jongg 1:00pm Kathy Portefield Italian Vistas Itinerary

Meeting

2:00pm Yoga

8

8:30am Walking

9:00am Tai Chi/Quilting

9:00-11:00am

BREAKFAST


9:45am)

9:30am SNAP Program

10:00am Chair

Exercise


12:00pm Bingo

4:00pm Trip:

Mission BBQ

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

SEPTEMBER 2017

11

8:30am Walking

9:00am Ballroom

Dance/Quilting

Wood Carvers

9:00-11:00am

BREAKFAST 10:00am-1:00pm Dr.

Appts

11:00am Zumba 12:00pm Bingo

12

8:30am Walking

8:45am Jazzercise $

8:45am Trip: Cape

May-Lewes Ferry


Bridge/Cornhole

9:00-11:00am

BREAKFAST

9:45am Exercise Class 10:00am-1:00pm Dr. Appts 10:00am Knitting Group

12:00pm Mah Jongg

12:00pm AARP Luncheon

12:30pm Scrabble

2:00pm-4:00pm Game

Night

3:00pm Tai Chi

13

8:30am

Walking/Haircuts

9:00am Quilting

9:15am Bridge

9:00-11:00am


Appts 10:00am Bible Study

10:45am High



Dance

12:00pm Bingo

12:30pm Weight

Watchers

2:00pm Bereavement

Group

14

8:30am Walking

8:40am Wellness

Laughter

9:00am Cornhole

9:00am Blood Pressure

Check

9:15am Bridge

9:00-11:00am

BREAKFAST

Knitting W/Aileen 10:00am-1:00pm Dr.

Appts 9:45am Exercise Class

1:00amMerry Makers

11:30am

Birthday Lunch

Entertainment by

Angela Alper

12:00pm Mah Jongg

*2:00pm Yoga

15

8:30am Walking

9:00am Tai

Chi/Quilting

9:00-11:00am

BREAKFAST


9:45am)

9:45am No Sew

Blankets

10:00am Chair

Exercise


12:00pm Bingo

5:00pm Trip: Old Mill

____________________

1:00pm Trip: DE

Symphony Orchestra

9/17/17

18/25

8:30am Walking

9:00am Ballroom

Dance/Quilting

Wood Carvers

9:00-11:00am


Appts 11:00am Zumba

12:00pm Bingo

19/26

8:30am Walking

8:45am Jazzercise $

9:00am-11:00am Blue

Cross/Blue Shield


Cornhole

9:00-11:00am

BREAKFAST

9:30am Elder Law

9/19/17

9:45am Trip: Christiana

Mall

9/19/17

9:45am Trip:

Entenmann’s

9/26/17

10:45am Exercise Class 10:00am-1:00pm Dr. Appts

10:00am Knitting

Group/Bridge

10:00am Scrapbooking

9/26/17

12:00pm Mah Jongg

12:30pm Scrabble

2:00pm-4:00pm Game

Night

3:00pm Tai Chi

20/27

8:30am Walking

9:00am Quilting

9:15am Bridge

9:00-11:00am

BREAKFAST

10:00am Bible Study 10:00am-1:00pm Dr.

Appts 10:45am High



Dance

12:00pm Bingo

12:30pm Weight

Watchers

2:00pm Bereavement

Group

21/28

8:30am Walking

8:40am Wellness

Laughter

9:00am Cornhole

9:00-11:00am

BREAKFAST

9:15am Bridge

9:30am Knitting W/Aileen

9:30am Attorney Jamie

Sharp

9:45am Merry Makers

First State 9/21/17

9:45am Trip: Middletown

Farmers Market

9/21/17

10:00am Merry Makers

12:00pm Mah Jongg

*12:00pm Prize Bingo

Free to all Members

9/28/17

12:00pm-6:00pm AARP

Defensive Driving

Basic Beginners

9/28/17

*2:00pm Yoga

7:30pm Trip Seaford

Concert

9/28/17

22/29

8:30am Walking

9:00am Tai

Chi/Quilting

9:00-11:00am

BREAKFAST

(Activity Room

until 9:45am)

10:00am Chair

Exercise


12:00pm Bingo

4:00pm Trip: Roma

Restaurant

9/22/17

4:00pm Trip: Suicide

Bridge

9/29/17

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY C

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Italian Vistas

September 18 – 30, 2018

Brought back by popular demand, the Milford Senior Center is going back to Italy! *Book Now and Save $350 Per Person: Double $4,999* (Normally $5,349) Single $5,899* (Normally $6,249) Triple $4,949* (Normally $5,299) Your 13 day Collette guided tour includes: 11 breakfasts, 1 lunch, and 5 dinners. Also included in the cost of the tour: Round trip air from Philadelphia International Airport (PHL); air taxes and fees/charges; hotel transfers; and transportation to/from the Center. Not included: Cancellation waiver and insurance @ $290 per person. Highlights: Rome; Colosseum; Ruins of Pompeii; Sorrento Coast (Amalfi Coast); a scenic boat ride to the en-chanting Isle of Capri; Florence where you’ll see Michelangelo’s Statue of The David; Leaning Tower of Pisa; a Tuscan winery and farm to enjoy lunch and sample the local wines; Venice from where you’ll enjoy a boat trip to Murano Island for a glass-blowing demonstration; Verona, the backdrop for Romeo and Juliet; the magic of the Italian lakes in the captivating resort of Stresa; and Locarno, Switzerland! Meet Collette’s Bruce Smith and learn all about this exciting tour on THURSDAY, Sept. 7, 2017, @ 1:00 p.m., in the Ireland Room, @ the Center. For additional information, call, text, or email me, Kathy Porterfield, @ (302) 265-2394 (Home); (302) 242-2711 (Mobile); or via [email protected].

Maritimes Coastal Wonders Featuring the Cabot Trail

May 28 – June 7, 2018 How many times have you attempted a trip to the far northeast region of Canada, only to run out of time? Well, now it’s your chance to let Collette take you on that trip of a lifetime. We’re off to Nova Scotia, Cape Breton Is-land, Prince Edward Island, and New Brunswick, Canada! Book Now and Save $150 per person*: (Deadline is November 27, 2017!)

Double $3,599* (Normally $3,749) Single $4,249* (Normally $4,399) Triple $3,549* (Normally $3,699)

The 11 day tour includes round trip air from Philadelphia International Airport (PHL), air taxes and fees/surcharges, hotel transfers, and 16 meals (10 breakfasts, 2 lunches, and 4 dinners), as well as transportation to/from the Center. Not included in the price: Cancellation waiver and insurance of $250 per person. Enjoy a culinary treat with a savory traditional Maritimes lobster feast. Must sees include the Cabot Trail; a ferry ride to Prince Edward Island, the “Land Cradled on the Waves”; and a journey along the sea-sprayed shoreline to the amazing Hopewell Rocks where you will view one of the Natural Wonders of the World! Your Collette experience also includes the celebrated St. John City Market; interesting inventions at the Alexan-der Graham Bell Museum; and a lesson in a few Gaelic phrases before joining in on the fun of a “milling frolic.” Highlights: Halifax, Peggy’s Cove, Cape Breton Island, an old-fashioned bonfire, Anne of Green Gables Muse-um, Fundy Trail, Lunenburg, and the choice is yours: Will you choose to learn about and indulge in award-winning cheeses, or is some handmade ice cream made the old fashioned way on the menu? Our next group meeting will be on Wed., Oct. 18, 2017, @ 1:00 p.m., @ the Center. In the meantime, if you have any questions call, text, or email me, Kathy Porterfield, @ (302) 265-2394 (Home); (302) 242-2711; or via [email protected].

mailto:[email protected]

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1

BIG BREAKFAST

2

BIG BREAKFAST

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CLOSED!

5

BIG BREAKFAST

6

BIG

BREAKFAST

7

BIG BREAKFAST

8

BIG BREAKFAST

11

BIG BREAKFAST

12

BIG BREAKFAST

13

BIG BREAKFAST

14 BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

Oven Roasted Turkey/Gravy Baked Sweet Potatoes

Roasted Brussels Sprouts Rolls w/Butter

Ice Cream & Cake

15

BIG BREAKFAST

18/25

BIG BREAKFAST

19/26

BIG BREAKFAST

20/27

BIG BREAKFAST

21/28

BIG BREAKFAST

22/29

BIG BREAKFAST

SEPTEMBER MENU

BREAKFAST 9:00AM-11:00AM:

$2 MEMBERS $4 NON-MEMBERS

BIRTHDAY DAY:

BIRTHDAY LUNCH: $6

CONTINENIAL BREAKFAST 9:30AM-10:00AM

$1 MEMBERS $2 NON-MEMBERS

BREAKFAST MENU MAY VARY EACH DAY:

PANCAKES, SCRAMBLED EGGS, BACON OR SAUSAGE, GRITS OR OATMEAL

& FRESH FRUIT.

1

DAVID PASSWATERS

ROBERT PATILLO

2

BILL GRIER

JOANN LASKIEWICZ-

SMITH

ROBERTA PALUMBO

3

MICHAEL BLACKWELL

CLAIRE SPECK

5

SHARON COLLINS

NANCY FORD

CAROLYN JARMAN

JUNE MAROUDAS

HERMA PINKERTON

6

JOHN HUDSON

PAT PERRINI

DORIS WARREN

7

DONALD INGRAM

GEORGANNA JENKINS

NORMA MAYHEW

8

MARIA BUCKINGHAM

10

ERIKA MCGUIRE

JANET TEREBECKI

11

TERRY ANDREWS

JAMES BAKER

KAREN HOCH

12

NANCY KING

WAYNE PARKER

13

BARBARA SAMUELS

KAREN STEINHAUER

14

TAMI CATTERTON

PHILLIP DE CICCO JR

15

ANITA LEICHLITER

16

GEORGE BABEL

HAROLD BETTS

TIM LADA

LEE LAWRENCE

JOHN MCDUFF

CATHY MERRIEL

JEANNIE RUST

17

ROLAND COHEE

18

MICHAEL DUMONT

AWANDA GRIMES

JO PURCELL

19

SANDI ANDERSON

ANN BURTON

LISA GENCO

CAROLYN HILL

BONNY KIRBY

RICHARD WATSON

20

PEARL BURBAGE

RICHARD COLLINS

LOUISE HOYER

BETH KOWAL

21

DORIS LATZKO

22

JOAN ADAMSHICK

GEORGE BEIDEMAN

SHEILA LANDIS

23

ANNE-MARIE ABRAMSON

RUTH ROGERS

24

GLORIA MULLAN

RONALD QUILLEN

25

GLENN GARNER (IN MEMORY)

JEAN MEUSHAW

JEANETTE QUILLEN

26

NILA LABAJO

28

ARNOLD “BUD” LEICHLITER

BETTY MARTIN

JANE SAPP

29

CYNTHIA CASELEY

30

KATHLEEN EBBERTS

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SEE FLYERS AT MILFORD SENIOR CENTER FOR MORE INFORMATION

(Flyers posted on Bulletin Boards)

September 1, 2017 Trap Pond

September 5, 2017

Ollie’s Bargain Outlets

September 7, 2017 Antique Alley

September 8,2017

Mission BBQ

September 12, 2017 Cape May-Lewes Ferry

September 15, 2017

Old Mill

September 17, 2017 DE Symphony Orchestra

September 19, 2017

Christiana Mall

September 21, 2017 Middletown Farmers Market

September 22, 2107 Roma Restaurant

September 26, 2017 Entenmann’s

September 28, 2017

Seaford Concert

September 29, 2017 Suicide Bridge

November 30-December 1, 2017 Rainbow Theater Lancaster, Pa.

“Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner”

April 2-8, 2018

Spring Break in Tennessee Nashville, Memphis & Pigeon

Forge Grand Ole, Opry Graceland &

Dollywood Theme Park

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

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]

Milford Senior Center

9:30am-2:00pm

Housewares-Crafts

Books-Collectables

Clothes-Greeting Cards And More!

New Fitness Center

Hours Tuesday 8:30am-7:00pm

Wednesday 8:30am-5:00pm

Thursday 8:30am –7:00pm

Friday 8:30am-3:00pm

HearSay Services of Delaware, Inc. 104 NE Front St. Milford, DE 19963 (302-422-3312 www.hearsayservices.com Dr. Pamela Robinson Over 28 yrs. of service in the Milford and Delmarva areas focused on hearing, speech, and advanced hearing aid services. We offer special senior dis-counts on hearing aids. Ask about our free hearing tests given to Milford Senior Center members only!. Qualify for a free caption telephone. Come meet our friendly staff. We are directly next door to the Milford Senior Center. We are here so that you can hear!

Jeanette’s Famous Chicken Salad

Will be on Sale October 4, 2017.

$7-per pound

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