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345 Ball Street 0 P.O. Box 929 0 Ortonville, MI 48462V0929 Phone: (248) 627V6447 0 Fax: (248) 627V1067 Website: www.brandontownship.usClick on “Senior Center” link. The Senior Center is located at the corner of Ball and Cedar Streets.
Healing Thoughts Shopping Trips
Earl Snow
May 8VGrand Blanc Walmart
Rita Mitchell
May 22VClarkston Salvaon Army/$ Tree
Pat Reed
June 12VGrand Blanc Walmart
Annee Beach
June 26VSt. Vincent DePaul/Ollie’s
July 10VGrand Blanc Walmart
Focus Hope &
August 14VGrand Blanc Walmart
Commodities
September 11VGrand Blanc Walmart
MAY 15VFOCUS HOPE
JUNE 12VFOCUS HOPE
JUNE 13VCOMMODITIES

May Menu
1. Roasted Vegetable Lasagna, Italian Blend, Salad, Roll, Green Grapes
2. Low Sodium Ham, Au Gran Potatoes, Brussel Sprouts, Bread, Tapioca Pudding
3. Polish Sausage on Bun, Potato Salad, Baked Beans, Sauerkraut, Fresh Fruit Salad
4. Tuscan Chicken, Spring Mix Salad, Red Skin Potatoes, Roll, Ambrosia
5. Italian Ravioli, Broccoli Cuts, Garden Salad, Bread, Tanjulin
8. Stuffed Cabbage, Mashed Potatoes, Salad Kale, Wheat Roll,, Fruit Medley
9. Hamburger Stroganoff, Peas & Carrots, Garden Salad, Bread, Apple Crisp
10. Chicken Kiev, Asparagus, Chive Potatoes, Bran Roll, Citrus Fruit Cup
11. Baked Zi w/Meat sauce, Cole Slaw, Roll, Fruit Salad
12. Turkey Burger Grilled on Bun, Beans, Leuce, Tomato, Watermelon
15. Breaded Chicken Pay, Roasted Potatoes, Cream Style Corn, Bread, Fruit Cup w/Yogurt
16. Pork Chop w/Sauerkraut, Green Beans, Red Skin Potatoes, Bread, Peach Slices
17. TexRMexT Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Corn, Bread, Banana
18. Sweet & Sour Chicken, Cole Slaw, Capri Blend, Brown Rice, Roll, Orange
19. Pollock Almondine, Red Skin Potatoes, Succotash, Bread, Pear
22. Macaroni & Cheese, Baby Beets, Vegetable Slaw, Corn Muffin, Citrus Fruit Cup
23. Meatloaf, Whipped Potatoes, Dilled Carrots, Bread, Mixed Fruit Cup
24. BBQ Chicken on Bun, Potato Salad, Broccoli Salad, Red Apple
25. Pork Chow Mein, Oriental Blend, Oriental Salad, Brown Rice, Roll, Pineapple Rings
26. Pizza Supreme, Garden Salad, 3 Bean Salad, Cooke, Red Grapes
29. CLOSED
30. Amish Yamse, Broccoli Cuts, Garden Salad, Bread, Mixed Melon
31. Pork Roast w/Gravy, Sweet Potatoes, Asparagus, Salad, Roll, Glorified Fruit Cocktail



Guests under 60 must pay $4.00. For guests 60 and over a donaon of $3.00 is suggested. Please call 248R627R6447 two (2) days in advance for a lunch reservaon. Lunch is served at 11:45am every day that the center is open.

June Menu
1. Chicken Dinner w/Stuffing, Whipped Potatoes, Carrots, Bread, Orange
2. Ham Salad Croissant, 7 Layer Salad, Pickled Beets, Citrus Fruit Cup
5. Escalloped Chicken & Noodles, Green Beans, Garden Salad, Bread, Banana
6. Spanish Rice w/Meat, Key West Vegetable Blend, Bread, Fruit Cup w/Yogurt
7. Low Sodium Ham, Au Gran Potatoes, Lima Beans, Bread, Escalloped Apples
8. Turkey Breast w/Gravy, Cranberry JellRO, Sweet Potatoes, Prince Charles Blend, Bread
9. Baked Garlic Chicken, Potatoes, Bread, Pear Halves
12. Italian Ravioli, Spinach, Pineapple Slaw, Roll, Tangerine
13. Chicken Broccoli Casserole, Beets, Salad, Bread, Mixed Fruit
14. Pork Chop w/Sauerkraut, Roasted Potatoes, Prince Charles Blend, Bread, Pear
15. Chicken a la Kind, Potatoes, Mixed Vegetables, Bread, Fruit Delight
16. Meatloaf w/Mushroom Gravy, Browned Potatoes, Broccoli, Cole Slaw, Bread, Applesauce
19. Turkey Breast w/Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Asparagus, Salad, Roll, Nectarine
20. Mostaccioli w/Meat Sauce, Carrots, Salad, Bread Pear Slices
21. Crispy Baked Chicken, Baked Potato, Broccoli, Bread, Glorified Fruit Cocktail
22. Swedish Meatballs, Noodles, Brussel Sprouts, Vegetable Slaw, Bread, Fruit Salad
23. Tuna Sunshine Salad, Leuce, Tomatoes, Potato Salad, Carrots, Bran Muffin, Banana
26. Beef Pase w/Gravy, 3 Bean Salad, Zucchini Cole Slaw, Apricots
27. Chinese Chicken Casserole, Peas, Vegetable Salad, Chow Mein Noodles, Bread, Apple
28. Pot Roast w/Gravy, Whipped Potatoes, Capri Blend, Bread, Ambrosia
29. Pollock Almondine, Potatoes, Peas & Carrots, Bread, Citrus Fruit Cup
30. Chinese Beef Pepper Steak, Brown Rice, Green Beans, Cabbage Slaw, Bread, Fresh Pear





PLEASE NOTE: MENU IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT ADVANCE NOTICE. SORRY FOR ANY
INCONVENIENCE.

May Birthdays June Birthdays
1. Lee Riddle 3. Barb Horiski
2. Nancy Snow 4. Mark Baumgart
3. Suzie Roberts 10. John Micesy
7. Sharon Dean 11. Duane Priebe
10. Nat Duman 16. Kathy Fletcher
13. Chaz Beach 17. Gen Angus
13. Sonya Reynolds 17. Gerald Waite
16. Mary Baldwin 20. Fred Howard
19. Joyce Atkins 23. Don Skelton
20. Eleanor Marshall 23. Ray Baldwin
24. Deborah Collins 25. Faye Bindig
25. Amy Gillard 26. Wendi Hardin
29. MaryAnn Fry 27. Emiley Bryant
27. Olema Chapman
30. Wilma Quandt




If you don’t see your birthday listed, and you would like to have it in our newsleer, please call the center and give them your name and your birthdate.

NEW AND UPCOMING TRIPS

Along with our normal monthly shopping trips to Walmart, we are now offering a monthly trip to Salvaon Army, Goodwill, and Dollar General. We will be going to a different store each month so please make sure that you check your newsleer for the date and locaon that we will be going. Also, please make sure that you call the center to get on the list for any of the shopping trips as they fill up fast.
As you can see by the list of upcoming trips we will be traveling to a lot of new and excing places that we have not traveled to before (or it has been a long me since).
We will be going to a baseball game, to the Holland Tulip Fesval, assorted casinos (including a DooRWop Concert), Salute to America at Greenfield Village, Hazel Park Raceway for thoroughbred horse races, Halloween at Greenfield Village, Christmas at Huckleberry Railroad, and Shipshewana on the Road in Bridgeport.
I would like to take this opportunity to remind everyone that when you sign up for a trip, there is usually a deadline of 3R4 weeks before the trip takes place for monies to be refunded if you need to cancel. Please understand that I have to pay in ad- vance for 95% of the trips and somemes I am not able to refund your money if you need to cancel. If you do cancel and I have a waing list, and these people are sll interested in going, I will refund your money. But please understand that most of the mes that I cannot refund your money is beyond my control. If you need to can- cel, you need to contact myself or the senior center, not someone else that is going on the trip. Other people going on the trip will not know if there are people on a waing list. I apologize for this rule but it is beyond my control.
If you have any quesons on any of the trips, you can call the center or you can call Faye at 248R627R6047 (home), or 586R292R2768 (cell).

Weekly Activities
at the EBSC

Phone: 248.627.6447 Email: [email protected]

Hot Lunch
Provided weekdays by the Older Person's Commission (OPC).

Card Games
Join us at the EBSC at 7 PM on Monday evenings for euchre.   Bunco and BingoJoin us on Tuesdays at 12:30pm for bunco and Wednesdays play bingo at 1:00pm

Clubs
Art Club MThe club meets at the EBSC on Mondays at 9:00 AM. Anyone who would like to learn or share their knowledge of drawing or painting is welcome. Bring your projects to show and work on during the meeting.

Happy Scrappers Club M Enjoy creating cards at the EBSC on the second Monday of every month from 1:00 to 3:00 PM. Meeting week may change. Please call to check before planning to come.
Brandon Woodworkers
LLC
If you have any suggestions for projects we might make for a non
profit organiza- tion, or if you want to donate tools, wood, etc. to us, contact Larry Lang at 248.627.4545. When we work on a project, we charge only for materials. Our membership is limited to ten but we have openings for 2 new members. If you want to be considered for one of these openings contact Larry Lang. Acrylic Painting Class M 3rd Monday of every month from 1:00 to 3:00 pm Ortonville Sewing Club still meets on Tuesdays, 11:30am to 3:00pm., supporting the troops and Veterans. Interest- ed parties can come in or call MaryAnn Fry, 248
627
5068.

Additional Activities

At the CenterNVolunteers are at the EBSC every Wednesday from 12: 00 until 3:00 PM to answer any questions you may have, or to provide assistance with technical issues. Four computers are available for seniors to use. These computers are up
to
date, internet ready, and loaded with Microsoft Office or an equivalent.  Recycle ProgramNThe EBSC has a shed in the back parking lot to recycle computers and parts listed below. Any- one can deposit to the shed at anytime. Items that cannot be used will be recycled. Items that we can take are com- puters, computer components, cables, flat
screen monitors, keyboards, mice, and other equipment. Unfortunately, we cannot take printers, fax machines, and televisions.  ComputersNWe are able to give computers to seniors in need that live in Brandon or Groveland Townships. You are welcome to sign up on the sheet provided at EBSC. 

Exercise ClassNEvery Thursday from 1pm to 2pm. Cost is $5 per person, per class. Please call the center to sign up.  VAN TRANSPORTATION  Serves seniors 55 DISCOUNT DENTAL PROGRAM
or older and adults with disabilities living in Bran- Dental Solutions, 18662727515, or visit the don and Groveland Townships. Transportation is website at: edental/solutions.com/nbc to sign up available for appointments, with medical appoint- for programs available to residents in the Oak- ments a priority. Call the EBSC two (2) days prior land County area.
to request transportation. Your shared cost is $2.00 each way.
Oakland County Board of Commissioners


1200 North Telegraph Road
MEALS ON WHEELS  Hot meals are available County Service Center, Building 12 East
for homebound seniors and the disabled Monday 
to Friday. If you or someone you know needs a hot Pontiac, MI 48341 0421 lunch delivered, please contact the Older Person's

Commission (OPC) at 248.608.0264.
LOW COST HOME IMPROVEMENTS

LOANS  Low to 0% loans are available for home improvements. Also, there is a free down pay- FOCUS HOPE  The Focus Hope Food for Sen- iors program provides free food to those 60 years ment program for first time buyers. Call Oakland County Community & Home Improvement Divi- of age or older on the second Monday of each  
month. Eligibility is determined by income. Please sion at 248 858 5402 for details and application. call the Edna Burton Senior Center for an applica-

tion. Please check dates on front page to verify the  day that it will be available.
ELDER LAW OF MI, INC. Nonprofit, this is the Legal Hotline for Seniors 1.800.347.5297 

Elder Law Answers  National Network  Elder Law Information about Medicare planning and COMMODITIES  Food for senior citizens and nursing home rights. Find lawyers nationwide at low income individuals is available the second http://www.elderlawanswers.com. Elder Link Tuesday of March, June, September and Decem- ber. Please come to the Edna Burton Senior Center Services (phone service connects older adults, their families and other interested parties to in- to sign up.
formation and referrals for older adult services. Phone: 248.592.2240
Address: 655 W. Maple Rd.,
Senior Citizen Websites:
West Bloomfield, MI 48322
www.miseniors.net
Michigan access to services for seniors
www.aarp.org
American Association of Retired Persons
www.ssa.gov

MIRx Prescription Savings Social Security Online Program

www.hcam.org Who qualifies: All Michigan resi- Health Care Association of Michigan
dents without prescription drug coverage

www.aoa.gov

Administration on Aging
Income restrictions: Income must be at or be- www.brandontownship.us
low the state's median income, $27,936 an indi- vidual or $37,470 a couple
Brandon Township and Edna Burton Senior Center

The deal: Show your discount card at participat- www.seniorark.com  A VOLUNTEER SITE BY
ing pharmacies for discounts ranging from 5% to
SENIORS, FOR SENIORS
20% 
Cost to join: none
For more details or to apply: Call Loancloset.,org M click on county for help finding medical
1.866.755.6479 or visit the program's website at equipment available for loan near you. www.michigan.gov/mdch



Daily Events
and Times

MONDAY T ART CLUB T 9AM, SEWING CLUB T 10AM, EUCHRE T 7PM.  TUESDAY T ORTONVILLE SEWING CLUB T 11:30AM, BUNCO T 12:30PM, HAND & FOOT CARDS T 7:00PM WEDNESDAY T PC HELPV12PMV3PM,BINGO T 1PM THURSDAY T KNIT & CROCHET CLUB T 11AM T 3PM THURSDAYVEXERCISE CLASSV1PMV2PM SATURDAY T PC HELP T 8AM T 10 AM  MONTHLY EVENTS & TIMES 1st THURSDAY RBOARD MEETING R 12:30PM 2nd MONDAY T HAPPY SCRAPPERS T 1PM T 3PM 3rd MONDAY T ACRYLIC ART CLUB T 1PM  PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU SIGNRUP IN ADVANCE FOR THE ART CLASSES AND TO SEE THE FOOT DOCTOR. SIGNRUP SHEETS ARE ON THE WALL AT THE SENIOR CENTER  Access the Late Bloomers newsleer online at www.brandontowship.us. Click on the “Senior Center” link.

 Medical Loan Closet R The Edna Burton Senior Center in cooperaon with the Brandon Township Fire Dept. has  durable medical equipment, such as walkers, crutches, wheelchairs, and bath stools available for loan. Please return them clean and in proper working order. Upcoming Trips
and Activities

MAY 8VLIFE LINE SCREENING, TO REGISTER FOR THE SCREENING AND TO FIND OUT THE AVAILABLE SCREENINGS PLEASE GO TO:
WWW.LIFELINESCREENING.COM/COMMUNITYCIRCLE. PLEASE MAKE SURE TO
MENTION THE EDNA BURTON SR. CENTER.
MAY 13VHOLLAND TULIP FESTIVAL, BUS LEAVES AT 6AM, COST IS $77. INCLUDES GUIDED TOURS, BUFFET LUNCH, MOTORCOACH TRANSPORTATION
MAY 19VBINGOVDOORS OPEN AT 4PM, GAMES START AT 7PM
MAY 23VFIREKEEPER’S CASINO, COST IS $35, BUS LEAVES CENTER AT 9:15AM
JUNE 3VBASEBALL GAME AT JIMMY JOHN’S FIELD, COST IS $40, TIME TO BE
DETERMINED. INCLUDES GAME, TRANSPORTATION, AND PRERGAME BUFFET
JUNE 12VSOARING EAGLE CASINO WITH DOORWOP CONCERT. COST IS $35 PER PER- SON, RECEIVE $10 IN COIN AND $5 IN FOOD VOUCHER FROM CASINO.
JUNE 16VBINGOVDOORS OPEN AT 4PM, GAMES START AT 7PM.
JULY 1VSALUTE TO AMERICA IN GREENFIELD VILLAGE. JOIN US FOR SPECTACULAR FIREWORKS AND MUSIC BY THE DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. LEAVE CENTER AT 5 AND RETURN AROUND MIDNIGHT. COST TO BE DETERMINED.
JULY 14VHAZEL PARK RACEWAY. JOIN US FOR A NIGHT OF THOROUGHBRED HORSE RACING AND DINNER. TIME AND COST TO BE DETERMINED.
JULY 21VBINGOVDOORS OPEN AT 4PM, GAMES START AT 7PM.
AUGUST 4VDINNER & A MOVIE. BUS LEAVES CENTER AT 4PM

Upcoming Trips
and Activities

PLEASE NOTE: THE CASINO PACKAGES OFFERED FROM THE CASINOS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT ADVANCED NOTICE.
ALSO, PLEASE UNDERSTAND, DEPENDING ON THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE ATTENDING ANY TRIP THERE IS THE POSSIBILITY OF THE PRICE OF THE TRIP EITHER INCREASING OR DECREASING.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL ME, FAYE T 586R292R2768 (CELL), 248R627R6041 (HOME), 248R627R6447 (CENTER).
Please make sure to call the senior center and signRup in advance for any programs or trips that you may want to be included in.
***PLEASE NOTE: WHEN YOU SIGNRUP AND PAY FOR A TRIP THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS AFTER THE DATE THAT IS PRINTED ON THE FLYER.  I APOLOGIZE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE BUT TICKETS OR RESERVATIONS HAVE TO BE PAID FOR IN ADVANCE AND REFUNDS ARE NOT AVAILABLE .*** ***PLEASE NOTE: WHEN THERE IS A TRIP THAT YOU ARE INTERESTED IN PLEASE SIGN UP AND PAY EARLY. IF THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH PARTICIPANTS THEN THE TRIP HAS TO BE CANCELLED. IF THE TRIP HAS TO BE CANCELLED DUE TO TOO FEW PEOPLE, YOU WILL RECEIVE A FULL REFUND .*** Coordinator’s Corner

Hope everyone is well and enjoying our spring/summer weather. We have started something new this year. We have started 3 raised garden beds. If you would like to come and help keep them weedRfree and nurtured please by all means stop by. Then, when they are ready to harvest, please join us in reaping the rewards of fresh vegetables. As of right now, we will be planng tomatoes and peppers.  If there is anyone that knows of someone that would be interested in helping to deliver homebound meals, please let me know. One of our volunteers has moved on so we are short on helpers. Please call the center if you would be interested in helping out. I will be out of the office for a few weeks but I will definitely be thinking of all of my seniors and definitely missing you all. 

USDA NONDISCRIMINATION STATEMENT

DATED OCTOBER 14, 2015
In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights reg- ulations and policies, the USDA, it’s Agencies, offices, and employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity in any program or ac- tivity conducted or funded by USDA.

Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g. Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 8778339. Additionally, pro- gram information may be made available in languages other than English.

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

Center Coordinator: Annette Beach
Individuals and organizations may make contributions which
help ensure continuance of programs and services. Donations [email protected] should be forwarded to the Brandon Senior Auxiliary Board. The Township of Brandon does not discriminate against any Van Drivers: Pat Reed, Linda Person, employee, applicant for employment, or recipient of service & Faye Bindig
pursuant to the Federal Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Elliott
Larson Civil Rights Act, the Michigan Handicappers Civil Township Clerk: Candee Allen
Rights Act and Section 504 of the Federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973. [email protected]
Our programming efforts are funded through the Federal Older Americans Act state funds from the Area Agency on Aging 1
B through the Office of Services to the Aging. The Brandon Senior Center Auxiliary Board
Edna Burton Senior Center complies with the terms and

regulations of the Title V of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 as amended in Section 504 of the Social Rehabilitation Act of Chairperson: Pete Kier
1973 Equal Opportunity Employer Program. Reasonable 
accommodation will be provided upon notification or re- Co Chairperson: Linda Person quest.  Secretary: Meshell Hewitt
Treasurer: Faye Bindig
Trustees: Corky Loftus
Judy Shattuck

Klaus Jankowski


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Social Security 800.772.1213
City Nurse, Ponac/Oakland 248.683.1770
Medicare Hotline 800.365.5899 Lighthouse North 248.920.6100 Oakland Livingston Human
Service Agency (OLHSA) 248.209.2600 Government Websites
Older Person's Commission
Brandon TownshipRhp://www.brandontownship.us
(Hot lunch meals delivered) 248.608.0264 Groveland TownshipR



hp://www.grovelandtownship.net
Local Numbers
Ortonville VillageVwww.ortonvillevillage.com
Brandon Fire Department 248.627.4000
Oakland CountyRhp://www.oakgov.com/index.html
Sheriff R Substaon 248.627.4911
Oakland County SeniorsR
A er 5:00 PM
248.858.4911
hp://www.oakgov.com/seniors
Supervisor Kathy Thurman 248.627.4918 OLHSAROlder Adult Services
Clerk Candee Allen 248.627.2851
hp://www.olhsa.org/oak_older_adult_services.asp
Treasurer Terri Darnall 248.627.2853
Michigan StateRhp://www.michigan.gov
Building Dept. Bill Dinnan 248.627.4916
Winter Protecon help for Michigan SeniorsR
Recreaon Fred Waybrant 248.627.4640
hp://www.michigan.gov/miseniors/0,1607,7R234R Annee Beach
EBSC Coor. 248.627.6447
181901V,00.html
Brandon Twp. Public Library 248.627.1460
Oakland County Veterans ServicesR
hp://www.oakgov.com/veterans/orcall 248R858R0785

Events You

Won’t Want to Miss!!!







On May 8, we will be offering the Life Line Screening again. The screenings that are being offered are Ca- rod Artery, Heart Rhythm (Atrial Fibrillaon), Abdominal Aorc Aneurysm, Peripheral Arterial Disease, and Osteoporosis Risk Assessment. To preRregister please call 1R888R653R6450 and please make sure that you menon the Edna Burton Senior Center.

May 9VHaving trouble with your knees? Not sure if you need surgery or not? Join us today to have your knees assessed by a Knee Recovery machine. This machine has been highly recommended by many
doctors and paents.

May 13VHolland Tulip FesvalVcome join us for a full, funRfilled day at the Holland Tulip Fesval. Cost is $77 per person and includes: motor coach transportaon, lunch, guided tour of Holland, tour of the wooden shoe factory & tulip lanes.

May 19VBingoVdoors open at 4pm and games start at 7.

If you would like to help out with the tabbing and labeling of the newsleers we would love the help. We start at 8:30am and are done by 11:00am. The dates are: June 29, August 31, October 26, and
December 28. The more help we have the sooner we get done. If you would like to have lunch at the center a erwards, please remember to call the center 2 days prior and sign up.














Edna Burton Senior Center: located at the corner of Ball and Cedar Streets 


345 Ball Street, P.O. Box 929, Ortonville, MI 48462
0929 PRESORTED STANDARD
Phone 248.627.6447 Fax 248.627.1067  U.S. POSTAGE PAID
Website: www.brandontownship.us M Click on “Senior Center” link
ORTONVILLE PERMIT NO. 85

RETURN SERVICE  REQUESTED

Well being checks by CERT

CERT is a group of people that do wellness checks on seniors and handicapped
during power outages, extreme cold, extreme heat, and ice storms, etc. This is a service that is offered to Brandon Township residents. If you would like to be on the list to have a CERT member check on you, please call the senior center at 248R627R6447.
The informaon that is needed is: name, address, home phone #, and cell #. Other oponal informaon would be: medical issues, seasonal resident, and mobility
issues.
This service is a great help and is conducted by volunteers. Please don’t hesitate to
give the center a call and get your name on the list. If you have been on the list in the past, please give us a call and resign up. If there is someone that you know of that was on the list in the past, and is no longer in the area, please give us a call with this informaon also.