Senior Newsletter - Town of South Windsor
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Important PhoneNumbers:Main Number:860-648-6361Transportation:Cindy Malone ext. 335Lunch Reservations:ext. 328Program Coordinators:Mickey Kozikowski ext. 339Tracy Conery ext 340Adult and <strong>Senior</strong> ServicesCoordinator:Andrea C<strong>of</strong>rancesco ext. 316From the Director-Spring at last!! A good time<strong>of</strong> year to think <strong>of</strong> our greatvolunteers and to thank themfor all that they do! Withoutyou, we could not fulfill ourmission <strong>of</strong> caring to thedegree that we do. We hopeyou enjoyed this year’srecognition event in April...itis the least we could do torecognize your tremendousc o n t r i b u t i o n s t o o u rdepartment and our town.You make a difference!Note the fashion showcoming up and the annualbarbecue for seniors presentedby the teen center. New busdriver Brian Lettieri will bestarting soon! DDSSIGN-UP DAY:Thursday,May 28:30 AM‘THE SENIOR CONNECTION’A Publication <strong>of</strong> the <strong>South</strong> <strong>Windsor</strong> <strong>Senior</strong> CenterMay 2013 Older Americans Monthwww.southwindsor.org 860-648648-63616361MONTE CARLO WHIST PARTYOur Community Service Group will be hosting a Monte CarloWhist event at the Community Center on Thursday, May 9 at6:30 PM. Prizes will be awarded and home-baked goodies andrefreshments will be served! Cost is $4.00, with proceeds to benefit themany projects <strong>of</strong> the community service group. Registration is required.Bus transportation is available ~ call 860-648-6361 ext. 335. Please arriveby 6:15 PM so we can start promptly at 6:30 PM.Shredding DayThe <strong>South</strong> <strong>Windsor</strong> Triad is sponsoring a shredding day onMonday, May 13 from 10 AM to 12 noon in the parking lot <strong>of</strong>the Community Center. Get rid <strong>of</strong> those papers that you’ve beensaving for too long! Watch your stuff be shredded on a television screenright before your eyes! See back page for info on what to shred!Reverse Annuity Mortgage Info SessionAre you a homeowner who is at least 70 years old? Do you or your spousehave long-term care needs? You may be eligible for a CHFA RAM loan.CHFA RAM loans are affordable, with only $1500 in closing costs which isadded to your RAM loan balance so no out <strong>of</strong> pocket fees are paid toCHFA. This program is designed to help older homeowners stay in theirhomes. It can be used for a variety <strong>of</strong> services connected to long-term care.Join Rose Holbrook from CHFA on Tuesday, May 14 at 11 AM at thecenter. Please call to register for this free program.INTERGENERATIONAL FASHION SHOWThe <strong>Senior</strong> Center in collaboration with the SWHS Interact Club willsponsor this event on Friday, May 17 at 6:30 PM. This is our 9 th fashionshow featuring clothing from area stores and as always we need yoursupport to make this event a success. New this year: grandparentsmodeling with their grandchildren! Tickets are $7.00 (age 5 and under,free). Join us for an evening out— plenty <strong>of</strong> fun, homemade desserts andother goodies, and a raffle. Tickets available at the Center. Transportationis available by calling 860-648-6361 ext 335. A portion <strong>of</strong> the proceedswill go towards replacing the furniture in the senior lounge.SENIOR PICNIC hosted by the TEEN CENTERThe Teen Center will be hosting a barbeque for seniors on Thursday, May23 at the community center. The menu will consist <strong>of</strong> hot dogs,hamburgers, potato salad, macaroni salad, beverage and a dessert. Dinnerwill be served at 5:30 PM by members <strong>of</strong> the Teen Center’s Youth Council.There is a $5.00 charge for the dinner. Entertainment will be provided byT-Bone, a musician known for his comedic stylings with his acoustic guitar.Please sign up in the Human Services <strong>of</strong>fice. Space is limited.
♦♦♦LEGAL AID<strong>Senior</strong> Law Program <strong>of</strong> GreaterHartford Legal Aid: 860-541541-50035003Free legal aid is available to seniors 60 or over for any<strong>of</strong> the following issues: housing evictions or unfairlandlords, guardianships, divorce, nursing home rights,advance directives, unemployment compensation andother income benefits such as Food Stamps, SSI orSocial Security. They will also assist people who aredenied medical coverage under Medicaid (Title 19) orhomecare services.Consumer Law Project for Elders (CLPE)1-800800-296296-1467The CLPE hotline is open Mon thru Fri 9 AM to 5 PMThe CLPE provides FREE legal assistance to CT seniors60 and over who have consumer questions orproblems. <strong>Senior</strong>s can call the hotline with anyconsumer problem including debt collection, homeimprovement, predatory lending, auto fraud oridentity theft.‘Paper Purge?’What to throw out, what to save?Advice from ‘Taming the Paper Tiger’ by Barbara Hemphill:Keep Indefinitely– Birth and Death Certificates, Custodyand Adoption papers, Health Records, Marriage certificates& Divorce decrees, Military records and Tax ReturnsKeep for a specified time– Auto Title and registration(while you own the vehicle), Check registers and bankstatements (as needed for tax records). Loan payments for7 years after pay<strong>of</strong>f. Paystubs until you receive your W-2.Property deeds and Mortgage papers (7 years after sale <strong>of</strong>property). Records to support tax returns, 7 years.Toss Immediately– Utility bill stubs that aren’t taxdeductible. Shred credit card statements unless theycontain deductible business expenses. Warranties,manuals and receipts for things you no longer own.Attention CRAFTERS!CRAFTSMEN INVITED to apply for <strong>South</strong> <strong>Windsor</strong>’sWinter Juried Craft Show to be held on Sunday Dec. 8, 82013 at the Charles Enes Community Center, 150 NeverRd. Creators <strong>of</strong> quality, original, handmade crafts areencouraged to apply. Limited jewelry. For applicationcontact sandraplummer@ymail.com or call 860-794-1997.This is a fundraiser event for the <strong>South</strong> <strong>Windsor</strong> HumanServices Community Service Group!C.A.R.E.S. GroupSPACE IS AVAILABLE: The <strong>South</strong> <strong>Windsor</strong>“CARES” group provides Center Activity,Recreation, Exercise and Socialization for<strong>South</strong> <strong>Windsor</strong> residents over sixty, whichmeets three times a week from 9:30-12:30at the Community Center. The “CARES”Group <strong>of</strong>fers a wide variety <strong>of</strong> activitiesincluding music, crafts, games,reminiscence, current events, exercise andstretching and holiday celebrations;morning c<strong>of</strong>fee and conversation; lunchand transportation (if needed). If youhave limitations or disabilities, but do notneed medical or self-care assistance whilein the group, you may qualify to attendthis program. The cost is only $3 a dayand $2 for lunch. Please call AndreaC<strong>of</strong>rancesco at 860-648-6357 for moreinformation.MARK YOUR CALENDARS!Sign-up Day for new trips:Thursday, May 2 at 8:30 AM<strong>Senior</strong> Advisory Council:Tuesday, May 14 at 10:00 AMCommunity Service Group:Wednesday, May 15 at 12:30 PMBirthday Lunch:Thursday, May 30 at 12 noonSuper Sixty’s:Thursdays, May 9 and 23 at 1:00 PMGet this <strong>Newsletter</strong> FREE!This newsletter is FREE to <strong>South</strong><strong>Windsor</strong> residents age 55+ by email,regular mail or by picking it up at theCommunity Center. Please call 860-648-6361 ext. 335 to be added to themailing list! You may also find thesenior newsletter on our town website:www.southwindsor.org
y Sgt. Tom FieldHello, Spring ishere with beautiful flowers, graduations and allergies.We are still getting complaints <strong>of</strong> FRAUD.Warning Signs <strong>of</strong> Fraud♦ “Free” gifts that require you to pay shipping andhandling, redemption fees, or tax before delivery♦ “High-pr<strong>of</strong>it, no-risk” investments♦ “Act now” and other high-pressure sales tactics♦ A request for a credit card, bank account, or SocialSecurity number to verify that you have won a prize♦ Refusal to provide basic written information aboutan organization.♦ Organizations that are unfamiliar, post <strong>of</strong>fice box orInternet addressIf you think a call is wrong, hang up the telephone, callthe police or someone you trust (family or friend). Donot make quick decisions with your money, credit cardsor debit cards.Come and join us for the Memorial Day Parade and theservice after the parade at Veteran’s Memorial Park. Ifyou can’t march or ride, get a lawn chair and sit on theside <strong>of</strong> the road and wave to all that march in memory <strong>of</strong>the VETERANS!Don’t forget:May 1, MAY DAYMay 12, Mother’s DayMay 13, Shredding DayMay 18, Armed Forces DayMay 27, Memorial Day, ParadeTRIAD Tip <strong>of</strong> theMonthHave a wonderful journey and Be Safe! TomVOLUNTEER CORNERCommunity ServiceGroupThis group meets the 3rd Wednesday<strong>of</strong> each month from 12:30 PM to2:00 PM. Some <strong>of</strong> the projects <strong>of</strong> thegroup are making sandwiches for anarea shelter, adopting a family forthe holidays, and more. Make adifference in your community...joinus at our next meeting: Wednesday,May 15. Call Andrea for more info:860-648-6357.<strong>South</strong> <strong>Windsor</strong> <strong>Senior</strong> CenterMay 2013State Senator Gary LeBeauUnleash the Power <strong>of</strong> Age—Older Americans Month 2013!Starting “way back” in 1963 (though for many <strong>of</strong> us it doesn’t seem so longago!), May has been the month when Americans pause to appreciate andcelebrate the vitality, contributions and creativity older adults bring to theircommunities. When Older Americans Month was established, only 17 millionAmericans had reached their 65 th birthdays. About a third <strong>of</strong> them lived inpoverty and there were few programs to help them. Thankfully, interest inolder Americans and their concerns was increasing and in April <strong>of</strong> 1963,President Kennedy’s meeting with the National Council <strong>of</strong> <strong>Senior</strong> Citizensserved as a prelude to designating May as “<strong>Senior</strong> Citizens Month.” UnderPresident Carter, the designation was changed in 1980 to “Older AmericansMonth” and a tradition was born. I think this year’s theme—“Unleash thePower <strong>of</strong> Age”—is very fitting because it captures the productivity andenergy older adults bring to their communities in so many ways. They sharetheir well-honed and diverse talents, wisdom gained through years <strong>of</strong>challenge, triumph and unique life experiences—<strong>of</strong>ten earned through the“school <strong>of</strong> hard knocks.”Our friends at the state Commission on Aging (CoA) note that CT isfortunate to have a tremendous pool <strong>of</strong> older-adult talent and experience tohelp enrich our communities through volunteerism, service on town boardsand for many, as productive members <strong>of</strong> the workforce. The CoA tells us that:CT is the seventh “oldest” state in the nation, with more than 500,000people aged 65 or older from a total population <strong>of</strong> 3.5 million.We are home to one million baby boomers born between 1946 and1964—the oldest among this group are turning 67.From 2000 to 2010, CT’s population <strong>of</strong> people over 85 grew by 32%--thefastest growing segment.Between 2006 and 2030, the population <strong>of</strong> people 65 and over will haveincreased by 64%.Our state’s population is richly complemented by approximately 930people who are at least 100 years old!Though more work remains, our state and nation have made a great deal <strong>of</strong>progress since 1963 in recognizing the contributions older adults make to ourcommunities and in planning for the challenges and opportunities broughtabout by an aging population. Thank you, one and all, for your contributionsto our community—and join your fellow Americans this month to “Unleashthe Power <strong>of</strong> Age!”Mature Driver Screening ProgramIf you are a licensed driver, the Hartford Hospital AdultInjury Prevention Center invites you to have a FREE andConfidential one-hour assessment <strong>of</strong> your safe driving abilities. Youwill be guided through a program using a touch screen computer andwill receive your results and recommendations immediately. Receivea $5 Dunkin Donuts card for participating. Appointments areavailable from 9:30 to 3:00 on Monday, May 20. Call for anappointment 648-6361 ext. 335.Mature Driving ClassesThe next Mature Driving Class, taught by Sgt. Field, is scheduled forThursday and Friday, May 9 and 10 from 8-12 8noon OR Monday andTuesday, June 10 and 11 from 1-5 1PM. Classes are free and held atthe Police Department. Please register by calling 860-648-6361 ext.335. No need to wait for sign up day.
...And more!...MEET AND GREETNew to <strong>South</strong> <strong>Windsor</strong>? Never been to the<strong>Senior</strong> Center? Come on down, take a tour,see what we <strong>of</strong>fer and make new friends! OnThursday, May 2 from 8:30 AM to 10:00AM volunteers from the <strong>Senior</strong> AdvisoryCouncil will be on hand to greet you, showyou around, and answer your questions.Goodies and c<strong>of</strong>fee will be served in thelobby. No need to sign up, just come ondown!STAMP OUT HUNGER!On Saturday, May 11, the Association<strong>of</strong> Letter Carriers will be holding their annualFood Collection. The <strong>South</strong> <strong>Windsor</strong> FoodBank will benefit from this collection! Pleaseleave your non-perishable donations at yourmailbox on May 11. Thank you for yoursupport!PROBATE JUDGE VISITSCOMMUNITY CENTER<strong>South</strong> <strong>Windsor</strong>’s Probate Judge, MaryannLassman Fisher, will be at the communitycenter on Wednesday, June 5 at 11:00 AM totalk about the probate court, the proceduresinvolved in probating an estate, and thedifferences between power <strong>of</strong> attorney andconservatorship. Please call to register for thisfree program at 860-648-6361 ext. 335.FREE In-Home Assessments<strong>South</strong> <strong>Windsor</strong> <strong>Senior</strong> C enterMay 2013Make simple, economical changes in yourhome environment that could help youbetter remain in your home. Get an Aging inPlace assessment FREE with a representativefrom Independence Unlimited. Call SueSalters at 860-523-5021 to schedule your♦ Strawberry Shortcakes, Friday, June 21♦ Rocky Neck State Park, Thursday, July 11♦ Annual <strong>Senior</strong> Picnic, Wednesday, July 24♦ Brunch @ Waters Edge Resort and “Dreamgirls”at Ivoryton Playhouse, Sunday, Aug. 18♦ “Hello Dolly” at Goodspeed, Thursday, Sept 5♦ Hampton Beach Seafood Festival, Ssaturday,Sept. 7♦ Salem Cross Drover’s Roast, Sunday, Sept. 8♦ “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change” atIvoryton Playhouse, Sunday, Oct. 6♦♦♦♦♦Save the DateOktoberfest & Naugatuck Railroad Train Ride,Tuesday, Oct. 8“Witches Brew HA HA” afternoon tea atCelebrations Gallery ~ Tea in Pomfret, Thursday,Oct. 17“The Seven Year Itch” at Ivoryton Playhouse,Sunday, Nov. 17NY Botanical Garden Train Show, Thursday,Nov. 21Branson on the Road ~ Christmas Style atFoxwoods, Tuesday, Dec. 3New Prescription Discount Cardfor <strong>South</strong> <strong>Windsor</strong> residents!Starting April 26, a free prescription discountcard program is available to uninsured orunderinsured residents. Even if you haveinsurance, you may still benefit from thisprogram if you have a medication that is notcovered by your insurance. No incomerequirements or age restrictions! Available forthe whole family!Three additional benefitsare available: Vision Discounts (eye exams,frames and lenses); Lasik Discounts; HearingProducts and Services. You will receive thediscount card and information about thisprogram in the mail after 4/26. Once youreceive the card, you can start using it. Formore information, call ProAct toll free:1-877877-776776-2285
Monday6<strong>South</strong> <strong>Windsor</strong> <strong>Senior</strong> Center Calendar - May 2013TuesdayWednesday1Walker's Group 8:30 AM Sign-Up Day 8:30 AM Mall 9:00 AMErrands/Local Shopping 9:00 AM Walker's Group 8:30 AM Bridge 9:00 AMLight Aerobics/Pickleball 9:00 AM Blood Pressure/Sugar 9:00 AM Local Shopping 10:00 AMPilates 10:00 AM Errands 9:00 AM Pickleball 10:00 AMWii Bowling 10:30 AM Ceramics 9:00 AM Zumba 10:00 AMChair Yoga 11:00 AM "Ask the Nurse" 9:30 AM Lunch 12:00 PMLunch 12:00 PM Mah Jong 10:00 AM Mexican Train Dominoes 12:45 PMRummykub 12:30 PM Lunch 12:00 PM Mat Yoga 3:00 PMHand, Foot & Knee 12:30 PM Movie 12:30 PM Advanced Comp. Class 3:15 PMMay Day Celebration 1:00 PM Shanghai 12:30 PMDuplicate Bridge 1:00 PM Tai Chi 4:00 PMStrength Training 2:00 PM Bingo 6:30 PMSetback6:00 PMWalker's Group 8:30 AM Walker's Group 8:30 AM Walker's Group 8:30 AM Mature Driver Course 8:00 AM Mature Driver Course 8:00 AMMen's Bridge 9:00 AM Breakfast Bunch 8:30 AM Errands 9:00 AM Walker's Group 8:30 AM Mall 9:00 AMLight Aerobics 9:00 AM Tour <strong>of</strong> <strong>Town</strong> Services 9:00 AM Local Shopping 9:00 AM Blood Pressure/Sugar 9:00 AM Bridge 9:00 AMBowling-Vernon 9:30 AM Errands 9:00 AM Light Aerobics 9:00 AM Errands 9:00 AM Local Shopping 10:00 AMInternational Folk Dance 10:00 AM Vernon Tri-City Plaza 9:00 AM Pickleball 9:00 AM Ceramics 9:00 AM Pickleball 10:00 AMChair Yoga 11:00 AM Sit & Knit Group 10:30 AM Wii Bowling 10:30 AM Introduction to Reiki 10:00 AM Zumba 10:00 AMLunch 12:00 PM LCR Dice Game 11:00 AM Lunch 12:00 PM Mah Jong 10:00 AM Caregivers Support Grp 10:30 AMBingo 1:00 PM Lunch 12:00 PM Rummykub 12:30 PM Mother's Day Lunch 12:00 PM New Game Testing 11:30 AMSetback 1:00 PM Samba 12:30 PM Hand, Foot & Knee 12:30 PM Shanghai 12:30 PM Lunch 12:00 PM"Dealer's Choice" Poker 1:00 PM Manchester Parkade 12:30 PM Duplicate Bridge 1:00 PM Super Sixty's Meeting 1:00 PM Mexican Train Dominoes 12:45 PMStrength Training 3:00 PM Move to Music 2:15 PM Strength Training 2:00 PM Tai Chi 4:00 PM Mat Yoga 3:00 PMBeginner Comp. Class 3:15 PM Setback 6:00 PM Monte Carlo Whist Prty 6:30 PM Advanced Comp. Class 3:15 PMCribbage 6:00 PM MCC Dinner 7:00 PM13714815Thursday2(860) 648-6361, Ext. 335Friday3Walker's Group 8:30 AM Walker's Group 8:30 AM Walker's Group 8:30 AM Walker's Group 8:30 AM Mall 9:00 AMMen's Bridge 9:00 AM Errands 9:00 AM Errands 9:00 AM Texas Tenors Trip 9:00 AM Bridge 9:00 AMLight Aerobics 9:00 AM Vernon Tri-City Plaza 9:00 AM Local Shopping 9:00 AM Blood Pressure/Sugar 9:00 AM Local Shopping 10:00 AMBowling-Vernon 9:30 AM Sit & Knit Group 10:30 AM Light Aerobics 9:00 AM Errands 9:00 AM Pickleball 10:00 AMInternational Folk Dance 10:00 AM Reverse Annuity Mortg. 11:00 AM Pickleball 9:00 AM Ceramics 9:00 AM Zumba 10:00 AMShredding Day 10:00 AM LCR Dice Game 11:00 AM Wii Bowling 10:30 AM Mah Jong 10:00 AM Lunch 12:00 PMLunch 12:00 PM Lunch 12:00 PM Lunch 12:00 PM Lunch 12:00 PM Mexican Train Dominoes 12:45 PMBingo 1:00 PM Samba 12:30 PM Goodspeed Trip 12:30 PM Shanghai 12:30 PM Mat Yoga 3:00 PMSetback 1:00 PM Manchester Parkade 12:30 PM Rummykub 12:30 PM Tai Chi 4:00 PM Advanced Comp. Class 3:15 PM"Dealer's Choice" Poker 1:00 PM Scarlett O'Hatters 1:00 PM Hand, Foot & Knee 12:30 PM Bingo 6:30 PM Fashion Show 6:30 PMStrength Training 3:00 PM Move to Music 2:15 PM Duplicate Bridge 1:00 PM Beginners Bridge Class 7:00 PM` Beginner Comp. Class 3:15 PM Strength Training 2:00 PMCribbage 6:00 PM Setback 6:00 PM9161017
20 21Walker's Group 8:30 AM Walker's Group 8:30 AM Walker's Group 8:30 AM Walker's Group 8:30 AM Mall 9:00 AMMen's Bridge 9:00 AM Errands 9:00 AM Errands/local shopping 9:00 AM Blood Pressure/Sugar 9:00 AM Bridge 9:00 AMLight Aerobics 9:00 AM Vernon Tri-City Plaza 9:00 AM Light Aerobics 9:00 AM Errands 9:00 AM Local Shopping 10:00 AMBowling-Vernon 9:30 AM Sit & Knit Group 10:30 AM Pickleball 9:00 AM Ceramics 9:00 AM Pickleball 10:00 AMInternational Folk Dance 10:00 AM Dino & Friends 10:30 AM Pilates 10:00 AM Mah Jong 10:00 AM Zumba 10:00 AMLiver Wellness & You 11:15 AM LCR Dice Game 11:00 AM Wii Bowling 10:30 AM Lunch 12:00 PM Eli Terry "Spring Sing" 11:30 AMLunch 12:00 PM Lunch 12:00 PM Solinsky Eye Care 11:15 AM Shanghai 12:30 PM Lunch 12:00 PMBingo 1:00 PM Samba 12:30 PM Lunch 12:00 PM Super Sixty's Meeting 1:00 PM Mexican Train Dominoes 12:45 PMSetback 1:00 PM Manchester Parkade 12:30 PM Misc. Card Games 12:30 PM Tai Chi 4:00 PM Mat Yoga 3:00 PM"Dealer's Choice" Poker 1:00 PM Move to Music 2:15 PM Musical Bingo 1:00 PM Teen Cntr <strong>Senior</strong> Picnic 5:30 PMCinema Classics/Rave 12:30 PM Cribbage 6:00 PM Duplicate Bridge 1:00 PM Andy Weil Poetry Show 6:30 PMStrength Training 3:00 PM Strength Training 2:00 PM Beginners Bridge Class 7:00 PMSetback6:00 PM27 28CLOSEDWalker's Group 8:30 AM Walker's Group 8:30 AM Walker's Group 8:30 AM Mall 9:00 AMErrands 9:00 AM Errands 9:00 AM Blood Pressure/Sugar 9:00 AM Bridge 9:00 AMVernon Tri-City Plaza 9:00 AM Local Shopping 9:00 AM Errands 9:00 AM Local Shopping 10:00 AMSit & Knit Group 10:30 AM Light Aerobics 9:00 AM Ceramics 9:00 AM Pickleball 10:00 AMLCR Dice Game 11:00 AM Pickleball 9:00 AM Mah Jong 10:00 AM Zumba 10:00 AMLunch 12:00 PM Wii Bowling 10:30 AM Extreme Shopping 11:30 AM Lunch 12:00 PMSamba 12:30 PM Dine-Out Club 11:30 AM Birthday Lunch 12:00 PM Mexican Train Dominoes 12:45 PMManchester Parkade 12:30 PM Lunch 12:00 PM Shanghai 12:30 PM Nat'l Salsa Month Celeb 1:00 PMMove to Music 2:15 PM Rummykub 12:30 PM Tai Chi 4:00 PM Mat Yoga 3:00 PMCribbage 6:00 PM Hand, Foot & Knee 12:30 PMDuplicate Bridge 1:00 PMStrength Training 2:00 PMSetback6:00 PMUPCOMING ACTIVITIESSun., May 5 - "Anything Goes" at Warner TheatreTues., May 21 - Dino & Friends at Grand Oak VillaJune 11-14 Villa Roma Resort Catskill Mountains, NYThurs., June 13 - International DinnerMon., June 17 - Suffolk DownsThurs., June 20 - Diana Ross and the SupremesSat., June 22 - "Billy Elliot" at the BushnellThurs., June 27 - Lady Bea Cruise, Deerfield Inn, Kringle CandleThurs. July 11 - Rocky Neck State ParkThurs., July 18 - Ahoy! NewportSun., July 21 - "Damn Yankees" Warner TheatreWed. July 24 - Annual <strong>Senior</strong> PicnicThurs., July 25 - Thimble Islands Sightseeing CruiseAugust 4-10 "Music <strong>of</strong> the Rivers" Steamboating Cruise222923C.A.R.E.S. Groupevents, exercise and stretching and holiday celebrations; morning c<strong>of</strong>fee and conversation;2430 31SPACE IS AVAILABLE: The <strong>South</strong> <strong>Windsor</strong> "CARES" Group provides Center Activity,Recreation, Exercise and Socialization for <strong>South</strong> <strong>Windsor</strong> residents over sixty, whichmeets three times a week from 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at the Community Center. The "CARES"Group <strong>of</strong>fers a wide variety <strong>of</strong> activities including music, crafts, games, reminiscence, currentlunch and transportation (if needed). If you have limitations or disabilities, but do not needmedical or self-care assistance while in the group, you may qualify to attend this program.The cost is only $3 a day and $2 for lunch.Please call Andrea C<strong>of</strong>rancesco at (860) 648-6357 for more information.
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