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Nathanael B. Greene Community Center * 32 Church Street, Guilford CT 06437 * 203-453-8086 www.guilfordparkrec.com

Please sign up in the office for all programs. Programs may be cancelled if enrollment is low. Participants must complete, sign and date a registration form to participate in any program or trip. In addition, the fee or deposit must be with the form to reserve your space.

U.S. COAST GUARD CONCERT On Wednesday, December 5, 1:00 p.m., SSILL has arranged for the U.S. Coast Guard Woodwind Quintet to perform a concert at the Community Center. The Woodwind Quintet is one of the Coast Guard Band’s most popular & versatile ensembles. They will be performing from the entire spectrum of standard woodwind quintet repertoire from Renaissance works to show tunes, rags & unpublished contemporary works. Space & parking is limited so sign up early for the concert & for a shuttle bus from St. George Church rear parking lot. No charge.

ANNUAL CRAFT FAIR On Saturday, October 20th, the Annual Craft Fair was held at the Community Center. The Leete Room was filled with unique hand-made crafts for different seasons & events. The Guilford Room featured our beautiful hand-knit items, gently used jewelry, home-made baked goods, 50/50 and the ever popular Chance Auction with beautiful items donated by local businesses. The Alexander Lounge was filled with used books & movies from different genres. Those in attendance could order breakfast or lunch from Larry’s kitchen. Total revenue generated from pre-sales & the day of the fair, after expenses, was $5,913. What a wonderful job! Thank you to the volunteers who worked all year to create beautiful items to sell, to our Chance Auction Chairperson who solicited beautiful donations, to those who helped with set-up on Friday & who helped the day of the fair performing many important functions to make this a successful event. The proceeds are used to support seniors & community programs.

Rick Maynard Director Terry Buckley Seniors Coordinator Connor Negri Seniors Program Coordinator

Patti Haggerty Office Assistant Larry Santamaria, Chef Ian Porter Assistant Chef Kitchen Assistants

Gail Velardi Kathy Dougherty OFFICE Ellen Clow Max Robbins Nancy Matyasovsky Todd Rake, Custodian

DRIVERS

Dawn Albert Larry Bonora

Jerry Fucci

Chuck Hart Dennis Marron

Dom Mastrony

Cliff McGuire

Jim Shanley

Howard Vaillancourt

Jim Ward

MEALS ON WHEELS 16TH ANNUAL LASAGNA DINNER: The Annual Meals on Wheels Lasagna Dinner to honor our troops & veterans will be held on Friday, November 16th, 5:00 – 6:30 p.m. at the Community Center. The meal will feature Larry Santamaria’s famous vegetable or meat lasagna. Proceeds will benefit Meals on Wheels. Tickets are available at the Community Center office or the GIV office at 310 State Street. Adults $16.00, Children (under 10) $6.00. Veterans are free with a reservation before November 6th.

2018

COMMUNITY CENTER OPEN HOUSE On Friday, November 9th, stop by the Community Center between 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. to help celebrate the 25th Anniversary of this special Town of Guilford facility. Home to amazing children’s, adult & senior programs, & site for multiple community organizations & activities, The Nathanael B. Green Community Center has served the people of Guilford well. Please join us for a reception to recognize the importance of this special facility in helping to make Guilford the unique community it is for our residents. Light refreshments will be served.

LEARN BEFORE LUNCH – MEMORY LOSS Is it a senior moment, or something more serious? Can it be slowed or even reversed ? How concerned should I be for my loved one & what can I do? What is the difference between age related memory loss, mild cognitive impairment & dementia? David Lapic, a consultant for Home Instead Senior Care will be at the Community Center on Tuesday November 13th, 10:30 a.m. to discuss these questions & others to address when you should be concerned for a loved one & what steps can be taken to arrest or even reverse the progression of memory loss. There will also be information on how to be neighborly & supportive towards those with dementia & their families.

Active Adult Programs (55+)

BALLROOM DANCE #40214 Day: Wednesday Date: Oct 3 - Dec 19 Time: 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Instructor: Karen Pfrommer Fee: $30 / $40 Non-Res Sign up with a partner or as a single to learn the basics of some great ballroom dances including foxtrot, swing, rumba, cha cha & waltz. You’ll be able to show off your moves at your next dance event. BALLROOM LINE DANCE #40210 Day: Friday Date: Oct 5 - Dec 21 No Class: Nov 23 Time: 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. Instructor:: Karen Pfrommer Fee: $25 / $35 Non-Res NEW: Int. BALLROOM LINE DANCE #40210 A2 Day: Wednesday: Time 12:05– 1:00 p.m. Date: Oct 3-Dec 19– Fee: $25.00/ $35 Non-Res Remember the songs & dances you love & the wonderful memories they invoke while having fun & getting fit. Come Cha Cha to Tea for Two, Waltz to Moon River & Mambo to Tequila. Done in line format no partner needed. LOW IMPACT AEROBICS/ WEIGHT TRAINING #40215 Day: Tuesday and Friday Date: Oct 2 - Dec 21 No Class: Oct 19, 23 & 30 Time: 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. Instructor: Barbara Corso Fee: $50 / $60 Non-Res Excellent program for cardio & stretching exercises. *On occasion class will be moved to an alternative room . FRENCH CONVERSATION #40216 Day: Monday Date: Sept 17-Dec 17-No class Oct 8 Time: 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Instructor: Candace Routh Fee: $35 / $45 Non-Res Parlez-Vous Francais? Would you like to? Come join the French class! Some prior exposure to French is desirable. Not a grammar class but an opportunity to learn conversational phrases & French culture. 30 minutes at 10:00 is set aside for conversation. TAI CHI #40228 Day: Tuesday and Friday Date: Oct 2 - Dec 21 No Class: Nov 23 Time: A Adv 11:00 - 12:00 p.m. B Adv/Int 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. C Beg -1:00 - 2:00 p.m. D Int 2:00 - 3:00 Instructor: Martin Reichgut Fee: $60.00 one class/week $105.00 two classes week $120.00 three classes/week Non-Res. Add $10.00 Participants will use graceful movements of ancient Chinese martial arts to improve their

physical wellbeing, manage stress & defend against the confrontations of everyday life . Open to adults of all ages. OIL PAINTING 101 #40205 Day: Thursday Date: Oct 4 - Dec 20 No Class Date: Nov 22 Time: A1 12:30 - 2:00 p.m. A2 3:00 - 4:30 p.m. Instructor: Emer Gearheart Fee: $65 / $75 Non-Res Explore the wonderful world of art by starting with a black & white painting & progress to color. Express your creativity & have fun with other budding artists. HULA #40204 Day: Monday Date: Oct 1-Dec 17 Time: 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. No Class: Oct 8 Instructor: Joanne Wilder Fee: $20 / $30 Non-Res Join this fun exercise class & learn traditional hula moves & learn about island culture. Helps trim the waistline & improve strength, flexibility & balance. BODY WISE #40218 Day: Tuesday and Thursday Date: Oct 2 - Dec 20 No Class: Nov 22 Time: 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Where: Community Center Instructor: Elizabeth Santoro Fee: $40 / $50 Non-Res A safe program of gentle exercise and move-ment designed to increase flexibility, muscle tone, bone density, & improve circulation, balance & coordination. CHAIR YOGA #40207 Day: Monday Date: Oct 1-Dec 17 -No class: Oct 8 Time: 10:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Instructor: Lynda Corcoran Fee: $40 / $50 Non-Res Protect yourself from stiffness through a program of gentle stretching, proper breathing & relaxation techniques. Improve your posture & balance to help reduce your risk of falling. WATER STRIDES #40202 Day: Monday or Wednesday Date: Sept 17 – Dec 19 No Class: Sept 19, Oct 8, Nov 21 Time: 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. Where: Soundview YMCA (Branford) Instructor: Ginny Bales Fee: Mon $65 (no non-resident fee) Wed $70 (no non-resident fee) A great water aerobics class. A variety of moves & equipment make this a versatile & challenging class. The pool is heated & Includes a gentle ramp for pool entry.

ITALIAN #40219 Day: Friday Date: Oct 5 - Dec 21 Time: 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. No Class: Oct 19 & Nov 23 Instructor: Elaine Jackson Fee: $30 / $40 Non-Res All levels welcome. A fun opportunity to learn to converse with fellow students. A new language keeps the mind sharp. PICKLEBALL #40217 Oct 1 - Dec 14 Instructor: Stephanie Blaha Fee: $20/ Non-Res $30 Day: Monday Dates: Oct 1 - Dec 10 No Class: Oct 8 Inter.: 8:15 - 9:15a.m. A1 Inter: 8:30 - 9:30a.m. A2 Beginner: 9:30 - 10:30a.m. A3 Advanced: 10:30 - 11:30a.m. A4 Advanced: 1:00 - 2:00p.m. A5 Advanced: 6:00 - 7:00p.m. A6 Where: Adams Tennis Court (Class times in green meet at Comm. Center) Day: Wednesday Dates: Oct 3 -Dec 12 No Class: Nov 21 Inter: 8:30 - 9:30a.m. A7 Beginner: 9:30 – 10:30a.m. A8 Advanced: 10:30 - 11::30a.m A9 Inter: 6:00 - 7:00p.m. B1 Where: Adams Tennis Court Day: Friday Dates: Oct 5 - Dec 14 No Class: Nov 23 Inter: 8:30 - 9:30a.m. B2 Beginner: 9:30 – 10:30a.m. B3 Advanced: 10:30 - 11::30a.m B4 Where: Adams Tennis Court Beginner Educational Classes Day: Wednesday & Friday Dates: Oct 3 - 12 Time: 8:30 - 9:30a.m. B5 Fee: $5 / $10 (Non- Res) This class is for the very beginner player. The Instructor will focus on teaching you the basics of Pickleball & rules of play. After the 2 weeks you can register for the beginner 9:30 Class on either Wednesday or Friday.

SPANISH # 40203 Day: Friday Date: October 5- December 21 Time: 11:30 a.m.—1:00 p.m. No class : Oct 19 & Nov 23 Instructor: Elaine Jackson Fee: $30.00/$40.00 non-res All levels welcome. Explore the language of millions living in 20 different counties & the U.S. Learn functional vocabulary & expressions through the various & diverse cultures. Learning a new language keeps your mind sharp.

Anything look interesting?? You are welcome to try any of these classes one time at no charge. Please see the office for details.

DATE TRIP INFORMATION

Thursday, November 8 A Salute to Veterans, 100 Years of Music, Log Cabin, Holyoke, Massachusetts

No one deserves more honor & respect than our nation’s veterans & Joey Vincent honors their achievement & sacrifice with his Salute to Veterans’ Show. He’ll take us on a century-long journey performing the music that has followed our armed forces wherever they’ve served from WW I to the Gulf War. Joey Vincent is a one-man show, blending comedy, impressions, singing, dancing & trumpet playing. You’ll enjoy a family style lunch with breathtaking views of the Easthampton Valley. You will have Hors D’Oeuvres upon arrival followed by lunch of chop chop salad, Yankee pot roast Jardiniere, baked scrod with lemon seasoned bread crumbs, green beans with carrots & roasted corn, orzo rice pilaf & grand strawberry shortcake for dessert. Tea or coffee included. $60.00 residents, $65.00 non-residents includes bus, lunch & show. We’ll take the Senior Bus to a commuter lot near Hartford to meet the motor coach to travel to Massachusetts. Meet at St. George Church rear lot at 9:00 a.m. & return at approximately 5:45 p.m.

Thursday, November 15 Thank You For The Music, Songs of ABBA at Nelson Hall, Cheshire

ABBA became one of the most commercially successful acts in the history of popular music, topping the charts worldwide from 1974 to 1982. Relive those wonderful years by joining us for a trip to Nelson Hall’s intimate theatre to watch a talented group perform the Songs of ABBA. Favorites like “Take A Chance On Me”, “Fernando”, “The Winner Takes It All” and of course “Dancing Queen” will be showcased. Lunch before the show at The Nelson Hall Conservatory will include an appetizer, entrée selection & dessert. Please make specific entrée choice on registration form. $52.00 residents, $57.00 non-residents includes bus, lunch & show. Meet at the St. George rear parking lot at 10:30 a.m. & return at approximately 5:00 p.m.

Thursday, November 29 Lunch Bunch – Osaka Hibachi Buffet

Osaka Hibachi Buffet is our destination for November. It is an upscale restaurant in Stratford with a reasonably priced all-you-can-eat menu to choose from. Besides Japanese food, the buffet includes Italian, Chinese and American food. Before lunch we will have a guided tour of the P.T. Barnum Museum in Bridgeport, conceived and constructed by the great American showman, P.T. Barnum. The museum has proudly served an international audience since 1893, & is one our country’s great national treasures. The museum offers both strange & educational attractions. Meet at St. George rear lot for a 10:00 a.m. departure & return at approximately 3:30 p.m. $8.00 fee includes museum donation & administration fee.

Wednesday, December 5 Trees of Hope Benefit Display with Lunch at Lenny and Joe’s, New Haven

You will have an opportunity to open up your heart to the children & families who benefit from the Ronald McDonalds Charities & also enjoy the Christmas spirit by joining us for the 28th Annual “Trees Of Hope” event at the Maritime Center in New Haven. The Trees of Hope features more than 100 beautiful adorned trees, elegant wreaths, elaborate table settings & other wonderful holiday displays donated & sponsored by individuals, local businesses & community organizations. Each display is raffled off to a lucky winner for $1.00 per ticket. After enjoying the display & taking some chances, we’ll stop at nearby Lenny & Joe’s for lunch on your own. Meet at St. George Church rear lot at 10:00 a.m. & return at approximately 2:30 p.m. $3.00 administrative fee will be collected on the bus.

Wednesday, December 19 Charming Cheshire at Christmastime

Cheshire is an area town rich in history and beauty especially at Christmastime. The Cheshire Historical Society, which is housed in the 1785 Hitchcock Phillips House, will provide us with a guided tour to experience what life looked like in the 18th century & learn about the heritage of Cheshire. As an added treat, in December, the local Garden Clubs decorate the home for Christmas. After the tour we’ll continue to be immersed in Cheshire history as we have lunch at the Waverly Inn. Built in 1896, The Inn has been a staple in Cheshire since the 19th century & offers guests a dining experience immersed in rich Connecticut history. Specializing in American fare, the experienced chefs put care and creativity into every dish. You will be offered several options from their lunch menu. Indicate your choice on the registration form. After lunch we’ll go to Sweet Claud’s Ice Cream shop for a dessert on your own. $22.00 includes bus, tour & lunch. Meet at St. George rear parking lot at 8:45 a.m. & return at approximately 3:30 p.m.

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DATE TRIP INFORMATION

Proud Mackinac trip friends.

MACKINAC ISLAND TRIP- FOLLOWUP From September 23 to 30, a group of 30 seniors from Guilford &15 from Oxford experienced a magical trip to Mackinac Island in Michigan. The trip included a stop at Niagara Falls, a visit to the Ford Rouge Factory Museum and the Henry Ford Museum, a cruise on the Bavarian Belle Paddlewheel, tour of the German village Frankenmuth, & a horse drawn carriage tour of the Island and lunch at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island. Many new friendships were made in our time together. Overnight trips are being planned for 2019. See below for for details.

Our group made pretzels in Frankenmuth, a German Village

Victorian Cape May – A trip to Victorian Cape May, New Jersey is in the works for the first or second week of June, 2019. This Victorian village is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Highlights will include a visit to Historic Smithville with its unique shops, a visit to Physick Estate - Cape May’s only Victorian House Museum, a trolley ride through the historic district, a visit to Cape May Point State Park and the Cape May Point Lighthouse, a boat ride aboard the Cape May Spirit to view dolphins, birds and other wildlife and a visit to the Cape May winery for a tour and tasting. A number of meals will be included. Our favorite Tour Escort, Penny is putting the finishing touches on this trip and promises to have specifics on price and itinerary available for the December newsletter. Please contact the office if you would like additional information and we will forward a detailed flyer and sign-up form as soon as details are finalized.

Inspiring Iceland – Penny from Landmark Tours is also putting the final touches on a trip to Iceland, the land of Geysers, Volcanos and Hot Springs for a date in the fall when we would have a very good chance of seeing the Northern Lights. This will be a fly tour, most likely from Boston to Reykjavic. Highlights will include a Reykjavik City tour which includes a visit to the National Museum of Iceland, an excursion along the south shore to see numerous intriguing natural features of the landscape, a visit to the Golden Circle where you will see many wonderful examples of Iceland’s phenomenal geology including waterfalls and hot springs, and a soak in the Blue Lagoon geothermal spa. Package includes many meals, entrances, services, guides, taxes and gratuities. Penny promises to have specifics on price and itinerary available for the December newsletter. Please contact the office if you would like additional information and we will forward a detailed flyer and sign-up form as soon as details are finalized.

WELCOME OUR NEW SENIOR TRANSPORTATION BUS #453

2019 OVERNIGHT TRIP INFORMATION

Miscellaneous Information

NEW BUS #453 HAS ARRIVED: On Monday October 22, First Selectman Matt Hoey, Parks and Recreation Commission Chair Rose Dostert, Parks and Recreation Director Rick Maynard, Seniors Coordinator Terry Buckley, Office Assistant/Dispatcher Patti Haggerty and Bus Driver Howard Vaillancourt, accepted delivery of our beautiful new bus. Funding was provided from the State DOT’s Section 5310 program & the Town of Guilford. This new bus is a welcome addition to our transportation program fleet.

INTRODUCTION TO TAI CHI DEMONSTRATION: On Friday, November 16th from 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. in the Exercise Room, Dr. Martin Reichgut will present a discussion and demonstration on introduction to Tai Chi, the ancient Chinese martial art used to improve physical well-being, manage stress, and defend against the confrontations of everyday life. If you want to learn more about this popular, healthful, balance- improving exercise, please sign up in the office.

THANKSGIVING LUNCHEON AND MINI FAIR: On Friday November 16th, 11:00 a.m. before and during our traditional Thanksgiving Lunch, we will hold our annual mini-fair and offer a limited number of items from the Annual Craft Fair available for sale at a reduced prices. If you didn’t make it to the fair or need additional items for your holiday list, be sure to stop by the tables and find some beautiful items.

ROTARY CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON: The Annual Rotary Christmas Luncheon will take place on Wednesday, December 12, 12:00 noon. If you arrive early, our own Joyful Voices Chorus will be singing Christmas and holiday songs to get you in the holiday spirit starting at 11:00 a.m. Lunch will follow at noon. Please bring a non-perishable food donation for the local Food Bank. Parking will be limited so consider being picked up at home by the bus or parking in the rear of St. George Church & being shuttled to the Community Center by the bus. Call the office at 203-453-8086 or stop at the main desk to sign up for the lunch and to arrange for a ride. There is no charge, but you must sign-up in the office by Friday, December 7th. Residents & non-residents, who regularly use the programs & services at the Community Center, are invited to attend. Residents can sign-up immediately & non-residents can sign up starting November 12th (contingent upon available space). This wonderful annual event is made possible by the generosity of our local Rotary Club.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SENIOR CRAFT/SEWING VOLUNTEERS : The Senior Craft/Sewing Volunteers submitted items for the 2018 Guilford Agricultural Fair & once again received multiple ribbons for their wonderful items. Best In Show – Felt Owl -1st Premium – Cardinal Wreath, Cat Holiday Tree, Felt Sheep, Felt Snake On a Branch, Glitzy Pink Hat, Hand-painted Glass Ornament, Purple Necklace & Earrings Set, Raggedy Ann & Andy Dolls, Shell Person 2nd Place – Reversible Christmas Placemats/Matching Napkins, Gold Jeweled Tree, Nativity Pillow 3rd Place – Paper-back Book Tote.

GROCERY SHOPPING THANKSGIVING WEEK : Grocery shopping for Thanksgiving week will be on Wednesday, November 21st. 9:00 -11:00. Please call the office to put your name on the shopping list. The office will be closed on Thursday, November 22nd & Friday, 23rd.

FREE WEEKLY MOVIE: Guilford Seniors and SSILL invite you to attend a weekly movie series on Thursdays at 1:00 in the Faulkner Room at the Community Center. The November schedule includes: November 1– Ghost Busters , November 8 Back to the Future, November 15 – The Princess Bride . Head upstairs and enjoy the fun.

JOYFUL VOICES: Like to sing ? Our chorus director Pat Todd, an accomplished musician, does a wonderful job with our chorus & they are looking for new members. Have fun learning new songs, practicing & performing at various community events. Join in time to practice & participate in the chorus’ performance before the Rotary Lunch on December 12th. Call the office at 203-453-8086 for more information. The group meets Mondays 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

SNOW BIRDS: Please remember to notify the office if you receive our newsletter by mail and will be away for the winter. We get charged for each returned newsletter, so if you will not be at home this winter, please let us know.

INCLEMENT WEATHER: As we get closer to the winter months and possible inclement weather, please remember that when Guilford Public Schools are closed, the Parks and Recreation programs, including lunch, are cancelled and our buses do not run. If there is a school delay, our programs and bus service go on as scheduled.

Miscellaneous Information

ANNUAL CHRISTMAS LUNCH: Friday, December 14, 12:00 noon, we’ll have our annual special Christmas Lunch with a menu of Larry’s Famous Pot Roast, potatoes, vegetable and a delicious dessert. Entertainment will be provided by the very talented, local artists “The VonZells”. These incredibly entertaining musicians will take you down a walk on memory lane as they serve up oldies mixed with some classic Christmas music. There might also be some surprise entertainment! $6.00. Tickets must be purchased in advance in the office. Limited space, so sign up early.   

November 2018 Lunch Menu Meals $3.25 unless otherwise noted

You must call the office by 11:00 am to sign up for lunch. Please call to cancel if you will not be at lunch. Breakfast served Mon-Fri 7:30-10:45 am. (Breakfast meal time is subject to change at discretion of kitchen staff. Lunch is served at 12:00pm. NO LUNCH ON WEDNESDAY *Menu is subject to change at discretion of the kitchen staff. 453-8086.

Daily Activity Schedule

8:15a.m. Pickleball 10:30a.m. French (no summer French class) 10:45a.m. Chair Yoga 11:00a.m. Chorus 12:30p.m. Bridge 1:00p.m. Knitting 1:00p.m. Conversation 1:30p.m. Water Strides 1:30p.m. Hula

9:30a.m. Pinochle

10:00a.m.Bocce(seasonal)

10:00 a.m. Crafts/Sewing

11:00a.m. 2nd Tuesday Budget Committee

11:00a.m. Tai Chi 12:30p.m. Mah Jongg 1:00p.m. Body Wise 1:30p.m. Aerobics

9:15a.m. Pickleball 12:30p.m. Ballroom dance 1:00p.m. Bridge 1st Wed. 1:30p.m. Water Strides

9:00a.m. Bridge 9:30a.m. Pinochle 10:00 a.m. Mah Jongg 12:30p.m. Oil Paint 12:30p.m. Set Back 1:00 p.m Poker 1:00p.m. Body Wise 3:00p.m. Oil Painting

9:00a.m. Line Dance 8:30a.m. Pickleball 9:00a.m. Pinochle 1:00p.m. Tai Chi 1:00p.m. Bingo 1:00p.m. Italian (no spring/summer Italian class) 1:30p.m Aerobics

MONTHLY ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS Call the Office at 203-453-8086 to schedule an Appointment Medicare Assistance– by appointment Hearing Clinic- Fourth Monday each month Financial Assistance– by appointment Legal Assistance- Fourth Tuesday each month

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 Baked Cod Rice, Yellow Squash

2 Baked Chicken Thigh Potato, Broccoli $4.25

5 Eggplant Rollatini Pasta, Spinach

6 Meatloaf Mashed Potatoes Mixed Vegetables

8 Roast Pork with Orange-Ginger Glaze Sweet Potatoes

9 Stuffed Sole Rice, Yellow Squash $4.25

12 Closed

13 Sweet & Sour Meatballs Rice, Squash

15 Quiche with Sausage & Broccoli Stewed Tomatoes Muffin

16 Roast Turkey Mashed Potatoes Green Beans Thanksgiving lunch $4.25

19 Ham Scalloped Potatoes Peas & Carrots

20 Pulled Pork Mac & Cheese Brussels Sprouts

22 Closed

23 Closed

26 BBQ Chicken Mac& Cheese Roasted Corn

27 Beef Stew Cauliflower Biscuit

29 Spanish Rice with Chicken Corn

30 Pot Roast Mashed Potatoes Mixed Vegetables Birthday lunch $4.25

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GUILFORD SENIORS

MONDAY

(8:30AM-3:30PM)

TUESDAY

(8:30AM-3:30PM)

WEDNESDAY

(8:30AM-1:30PM)

THURSDAY

(8:30AM-3:30PM)

FRIDAY

(8:30AM-3:30PM)

*Rides within Guilford

(Medical, errands, CC)

*Medical Appts to:

Branford,

N. Branford, Madison, Clinton

10:00-1:00 ONLY

*Medical Appts to

New Haven, North Ha-

ven, Hamden, West-

brook & VA

Hospital

*Rides within Guilford

(Medical, errands, CC)

*Medical Appts to:

Branford,

N. Branford,

Madison, Clinton

10:00-1:00 ONLY

*Medical Appts to

New Haven, North Ha-

ven, Hamden, West-

brook & VA

Hospital

*Shop @ Big Y 9-10

* VERY Limited Rides

within Guilford ONLY

(Medical or CC)

*Shop @ Big Y 9-10

*Rides within Guilford

11:30-2:30 only

(Medical, errands, CC)

*Medical Appts to:

Branford,

N. Branford and

Madison

*Rides within Guilford

(Medical, errands, CC)

*Medical Appts to:

Branford,

N. Branford,

Madison, Clinton

10:00-1:00 ONLY

*Medical Appts to

New Haven, North Ha-

ven, Hamden, West-

brook & VA

Hospital

All efforts are made to pick you up close to your appointment time, but sometimes, an early pick up is necessary. Wheelchair clients who

need assistance must be accompanied by a family member or aide who is able to transport to & from bus!

New 2017 Transportation Policy available to pick up in the office.

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES-203-453-8086

Curb to Curb transportation services are provided to Guilford residents who are 55+ or disabled to medical appointments, errands, shopping & the Community Center. ALL RESIDENTS MUST BE RETURNED TO HOME BY 3:30 ON M,TU,TH,FR

TO SCHEDULE RIDES: Call 3– 4 days in advance. Provide the following information:

Your Name, Address & Phone Number * Date, Time, Estimated Appointment Length, *Name, Address, phone number of Appointment.

*YOU MUST CALL UPON COMPLETION OF APPOINTMENT FOR PICK UP.