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November 2013 Frederica, Delaware 19946 THETHE GUIDINGGUIDING LIGHTLIGHT Guiding Delaware’s Seniors Into a Brighter Future Frederica Senior Center 216 South Market St November 2013 Frederica, Delaware 19946 Happy Thanksgiving from the Frederica Senior Center Frederica Senior Center will be closed on November 11 to Honor Our Veterans and November 28 & 29 for Thanksgiving. Please join us on Wednesday 13 November for a wonderful Thanksgiving meal at 12:00 VISIT US AT FSCNEWS.ORG Membership Meeting ,Oct 9 , 2013 There were 36 members present at the October meeting. I reminded everyone about the Jones Boy’s dance on October 26. All proceeds benefit the Center. Thanks again to Janet, Radine and Ann for all the hard work that they do putting all the wonderful meals together for us. Also want to thank Mel for all the volunteer work he does during set-up and especially for helping with the dishes. It is greatly appreciated. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving! MAE To Our Men & Women in Uniform, Past, Present and Future God Bless You and Thank You Celebrate November 11, 2013 2 "We often take for granted the very things that most deserve our gratitude." Thank You for Your Service and the Sacrifices You Made Daniel Hoffman Howard E Todd Jr Paul Davis Paul L Bouchard Ken Smith USAF USAF US Army USAF US Army Asa Flemming Telford Rager Ray Harris Sonny Lomax Herman Wagner USAF USAF USAF USAF USAF Charlie Hropvich Wilbur Jones Robert I Salisbury Ken Bodine Ken Benson USAF USAF US Army USAF Closest Picture in Uniform US Army 3 Ken Ryder US Navy Mert Mullen USMC Rocky Shanks Jim Schilling George Harris Dan Haggerty US Navy USAF US Army US Navy Oscar Mosley Bob Gill Thomas Mosley David Keller USMC US Coast Guard US Army USMC 4 Happenings at FSC October Birthday Dinner BRING A FRIEND TO THE CENTER FOR THE DAY AND LET THEM SEE ALL THAT THE CENTER HAS TO OFFER! 5 NOVEMBER LUNCH MENU MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY MENU 1 SUBJECT Chefs Salad TO Dessert CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE 4 5 6 7 8 Homemade Bacon Burger Ribs Ham VETERANS EAT Chicken Soup FREE Tatar Wedges Baked Potato Sweet Potatoes Cole Slaw Succotash Chicken Salad Brussels Sprouts Hot Dogs Sandwich Pudding Roll Fruit Whip French Fries Dessert Blueberry Cobbler Baked Beans Apple Pie 11 12 13 14 15 Thanksgiving Homemade Flounder Shrimp CLOSED Dinner VETERANS DAY Vegetable Soup Turkey Augratin Potatoes Mac & Cheese Ham & Cheese Potatoes/Stuffing Stewed Tomatoes Coleslaw Green Beans Sandwich Pudding Beets Cranberries Sherbet Pumpkin Pie Fresh Fruits 18 19 20 21 22 Lasagna Beef & Broccoli Wings Roast Beef Tuna Sub Tossed Salad Rice Mac& Cheese Garlic Bread Mashed Potatoes Chips Sherbet Peas & Dumplings Pears Carrots Peaches Lemon Cake Bread Pudding 25 26 27 28 29 Cheese steak Homemade Chili Birthday Dinner French Fries CENTER CENTER Hot Biscuit Pork Roast Corn Nuggets CLOSED CLOSED Dessert Cream Potatoes Dessert THANSGIVING THANSGIVING Corn/Applesauce Cheesecake 6 Frederica Senior Center Grocery Shopping and Errand Service “Need things done? Let Frederica Senior Center help.” If you are over the age of 60 and a member of Frederica Senior Center and would like help with your grocery shopping, errands, Frederica Senior Center can do it for you. Shopping Service includes: Grocery shopping for the homebound or those recuperating from surgery or illness. Errands to the post office, library, city hall, etc. Check-in/safety visits. Don’t see a service listed? Just ask! All requests will be considered. This service is available to the elderly or disabled who are members of Frederica Senior Center. Personal shopping lists can be placed early in the week. Orders are delivered Wednesday or Thursday, depending on grocery store and town . A nominal fee is charged for this service Please contact Renee Hoffman @ 302-335-4555 Or email @ [email protected] From the Kitchen We would like to say thank you for your support of the kitchen staff. We are honored to prepare and serve meals to all of you. It has been very exciting to see the increase in attendance. Thank you to our volunteers who make it possible in all we do. We look forward to preparing and serving your meals in the future Radine Shanks Assist Cook 7 NOVEMBER ACTIVITIES MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Strange Sites in 1 Asheville NC 8:00-10:00—Billiards Did you miss out? 9:00—Crafts Check the trip 10:00-WII Games schedule for more 12:45—Bingo exciting adventures 4 5 6 7 8 8:00-10:00—Billiards 8:00-10:00—Billiards 8:00-10:00— 8:00-10:00—Billiards 8:00-10:00—Billiards 9:00—Crafts10:00- 9:00—Crafts Billiards 9:00—Crafts 9:00—Crafts Bible Study 9:30—Pinochle Club 9:00—Crafts 9:00—Card Club 10:00-WII Games 12:45—Bingo 9:30—Bridge Club 9:30—Weigh In 11:00—Quilting 12:45—Bingo 12:30—Card Club 9:30—Walking Seniors 12:45-Bingo 12:45—Bingo 12:45—Bingo Jamie Sharp Visit 11 12 13 14 15 CLOSED 8:00-10:00—Billiards 8:00-10:00— 8:00-10:00—Billiards 8:00-10:00—Billiards 9:00—Crafts Billiards 9:00—Crafts 9:00—Crafts VETERANS 9:30—Pinochle Club 9:00—Crafts 9:00—Card Club 10:00-WII Games DAY 9:30—Bridge Club 9:30—Weigh In 12:45—Bingo 12:45 Bingo 12:45—Bingo 9:30—Walking 12:45—Bingo 18 19 20 21 22 8:00-10:00—Billiards 8:00-10:00—Billiards 8:00-10:00— 8:00-10:00—Billiards 8:00-10:00—Billiards 9:00—Crafts 9:00—Crafts Billiards 9:00—Crafts 9:00—Crafts 10:00-Bible Study 9:30—Pinochle Club 9:00—Crafts 9:00—Card Club 10:00-WII Games 12:45—Bingo 9:30—Bridge Club 9:30—Weigh In 12:45—Bingo 12:45 Bingo 12:45—Bingo 9:30—Walking Johnny Cake Singers 12:45—Bingo @ DE Veterans Home 25 26 27 28 29 8:00-10:00—Billiards 8:00-10:00—Billiards 8:00-10:00—Billiards CENTER CENTER 9:00—Crafts 9:00—Crafts 9:00—Crafts CLOSED CLOSED 10:00-Bible Study 9:30—Pinochle Club 9:30—Weigh In 12:45—Bingo 9:30—Bridge Club 9:30—Walking THANSGIVING THANSGIVING 12:45—Bingo 12:45—Bingo 8 FREDERICA SENIOR CENTER FUNDRAISER SCHEDULE COME OUT AND VOLUNTEER 2013 DECEMBER 10---CHRISTMAS PARTY 2014 JANUARY 18---MUSKRAT, FROG LEGS, GOOSE TREATS DINNER FEBUARY 7---40th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION MARCH 22---BEEF AND DUMPLING DINNER APRIL ---EASTER EGGS (Go to our webpage www.fscnews.org for latest happenings) HAPPY BIRTHDAY FROM FREDERICA SENIOR CENTER! This postcard entitles you to a free meal at the birthday dinner the month your birthday is in. Non transferable. I.D. must be presented along with membership card November Birthdays Nov 2 - Geraldine Sheridan Nov 13 - Patricia Kilby Nov 24 - Daniel Hoffman Dorothy Pickert Nov 17 - Delores McDonnell Janet Wells Nov 4 - Ella Louise Kirk Janet Kanoy Nov 26 - Lee Sheridan Nov 6 - Norman Jackson Nov 18 - Randy Maloney Nov 28 - Tracy Crisco Nov 8 - Bette Tharp Rosalee Jackson Nov 30 - Ken Bodine Nov 12 - June Sullivan Nov 20 - Sandy Henderson The Birthday Dinner is November 26th at 12:00 Robert Cooper Nov 24 - Bert Macklin 9 10 Safety tips Stay in the kitchen when you are cooking on the stovetop so you can keep an eye on the food. Stay in the home when cooking your turkey and check on it frequently. Keep children away from the stove. The stove will be hot and kids should stay 3 feet away. Make sure kids stay away from hot food and liquids. The steam or splash from vegetables, gravy or coffee could cause serious burns. Keep the floor clear so you don’t trip over kids, toys, pocketbooks or bags. Keep knives out of the reach of children. Be sure electric cords from an electric knife, coffee maker, plate warmer or mixer are not dangling off the counter within easy reach of a child. Keep matches and utility lighters out of the reach of children — up high in a locked cabinet. Never leave children alone in room with a lit a candle. Make sure your smoke alarms are working. Test them by pushing the test button. On our way to a concert in Petersburg Johnny Cake Singers Are Back!!!!! After a two month vacation, the Johnny Cake Singers are back and practicing every Thursday from 10:00-11:00. On Nov 21 we will be singing at the Delaware Veterans Home in Milford and then on Dec 19 we will bring Christmas Cheer to Milford Manor. We have lost a few of our members because they have moved away or unable to participate because of health issues. We need you to join us. You will be blessed by knowing you are helping someone less fortunate. So please join us, we need you help! 11 Annual Frederica Senior Center Fundraiser begins November 1st (Your contributions will allow us to continue to grow and provide the best possible facilities and services.) Frederica Senior Center provides a variety of programs and services for people age 55 and over or disabled. The two primary services include, outreach social services and nutrition. Outreach help seniors and many veterans navigate through a maze of information, forms, applications and resources to assist seniors to live safely in their own homes. Frederica Senior Center Outreach program provides transportation to sen- iors for daily attendance and medical appointments.
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