2021 STAFF Rick Maynard LEARN BEFORE LUNCH – MANAGING PAIN Terry Buckley On Tuesday, September 7th, 10:30 a.m., Phyllis Quinn, from Guilford Physical Therapy, will Seniors Supervisor welcome back our Learn Before Lunch Program with a talk on pain. She will focus on different Connor Negri Seniors Program causes of pain, how to identify & interpret your pain and provide an overview on pain relief. Coordinator Phyllis is always a thorough, sensitive & knowledgeable speaker. Come and let her help you Patti Haggerty find ways to improve your quality of life & find some comfort from your aches & pain. There Office Assistant will be time for questions & answers. Sign up in the office. Larry Santamaria, Chef Ian Porter NATIONAL BREAKFAST MONTH Assistant Chef On Tuesday, September 21, at 12:00 noon we will celebrate “National Breakfast Month” by Kitchen Assistants having breakfast food for lunch. Enjoy a breakfast buffet with a variety of offerings including Kathy Dougherty eggs, sausage, pancakes, biscuits & gravy for $5.00. Sign up in the office if you are not Jennie Messercola already on the regular Tuesday lunch list. Gail Velardi

OFFICE SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAY LUNCH WITH ENTERTAINMENT

Ellen Clow On Friday, September 24, at 12:00 noon we will celebrate our September Birthdays with a Taryn Erb delicious pot roast lunch & a tasty birthday cake for dessert. Entertainment will be provided Jennifer Knight by the Rich Moran Trio who will take you down memory lane with tunes from the Great Shana Moore American Songbook. These include some of the most important & influential American popular Todd Rake song & jazz standards from the early 20th century that have stood the test of time in their life DRIVERS and legacy. Lunch is $4.50. Sign up on the lunch list in the office & let them know if you have a Dawn Albert birthday in September to receive a ticket for a future free lunch & a flower. Chuck Hart Dennis Marron OKTOBERFEST MEAL WITH LUNCH WITH THE LAW Blasé Picone On Friday, October 1, at 12:00 noon we’ll celebrate “Oktoberfest” with a German Luncheon Jim Shanley that includes hearty beef stew, potato pancakes, pickled beets & other ethnic options & , of Howard Vaillancourt course, a special German desert. Some of our officers from the Guilford Police Department will come to serve lunch, get to know our seniors, talk about some of the new scams out there & answer any questions you might have on multiple topics. This is an opportunity to meet with one Please sign up in the office for all of Guilford’s veteran officers & possibly some of the new hires & help them become familiar programs. Programs with Guilford’s senior citizens & their needs & concerns. Sign up on the lunch list in the office if may be cancelled if you are not already on the regular Friday list. enrollment is low. Participants must complete, sign and LEARN BEFORE LUNCH date a registration form to participate in Understanding Vein Disease and Current Treatment Options any program or trip. On Tuesday, October 5th, 10:30 a.m., clinicians from the Vein Centers of CT, will provide an In addition, the fee educational session on all aspects of wellness & healthy lifestyle relating to vein disease. or deposit must be with the form to Topics to be covered include risk factors for vein disease, diagnosis & symptoms of vein reserve your space. disease, available treatment of vein disease & insurance coverage for treatment. If you or someone you love has questions or concerns about vein disease plan to stop & learn from the knowledgeable clinicians. There will be time for questions & answers. Sign up in the office.

Nathanael B. Greene Community Center * 32 Church Street, Guilford CT 06437 * 203-453-8086 www.guilfordparkrec.com Active Adult Programs (55+)

BALLROOM LINE DANCE #40210 Tuesday - A2 or Friday- A1 CREATIVE WRITING # 40220 PICKLEBALL: #40217 Date: Oct 5– Dec 17 (no class 10/22 & 11/26) (For Beginners) Oct 6-Dec 20 Time: 9:00-10:00 am Thursday Instructor Stephanie Blaha Instructor: Karen Pfrommer Date: Sept.9-Oct 28 Fee: $20.00/ $30.00 N/R Fee: $30 / $35 N/R Time: 1:00-3:00pm (no class 10/11 & 11/26) Remember the songs & Dances you love & the Instructor: Nini Munro-Chmura Location: Adams wonderful memories they invoke while having fun Fee: $40 / $45 N/R & getting fit. Come cha cha cha, to tea for two, Come enjoy & learn how to paint pictures with Mon: Oct 11-Dec 20 Adams waltz to Moon River & mambo to Tequila. Done in words that flow. Dramatic images, outlandish 9:00 am-10:00 am - Beg A1 line format-no partner needed. metaphors & oh, those wonderful verbs that pop 10:00 am-11:00 am - Int A2 off the page. Create a story from your 11:00am– 12:00 am - Adv A3 imagination, write a poem that resembles a BALLROOM DANCE (No class 10/11) SORRY NO BALLROM DANCE AT THIS TIME pastoral symphony, a memoir of your life’s experiences or a play with interesting characters . Wed: Oct 6 –Dec 15 Adams LOW IMPACT AEROBICS/WEIGHT 9:00 am-10:00 am – Int A4 TRAINING # 40215 10:00 am-11:00 am - Int A5 Monday & Wednesday OIL PAINTING 101 #40205 11:00am– 12:00 pm - Adv A6 Date: Oct 5– Dec 31 (no class 10/22 & Thursday 5:30 pm -6:30pm - Int. A7 (Guilford 11/26) Date: Oct 7– Dec 23 Lakes) Time: 1:45-2:45 pm (no class date 11/11 & 11/25) Instructor Barbara Corso Time: A1 12:30-2:00 pm Fri: Oct 8-Dec 17 Adams FEE: $55/$60 N/R A2 –2:30-4:00 pm 9:00 am-10:00 am - Int B1 Excellent program for cardio & stretching Instructor: Emer Gearheart 10:00 am-11:00 am - Int B2 exercises. Fee: $65 / $75 N/R 11:00am– 12:00 am - Adv B3 Explore the wonderful world of art by starting (no class 11/26 with a black & white painting & progress to CHAIR YOGA #40207 color. Express your creativity & have fun with Pickleball is a paddleball sport (similar to Wednesday other budding artists. All materials included. racquet sport) that combines elements of Date: Oct 6-Dec22 badminton, table tennis & tennis. Two or Time: 11:00-12:15 four players use solid paddles made of Instructor: Lynda Corcoran wood or composite materials to hit a SPANISH # 40203 perforated polymer ball over a net. Great Fee: Tues. $40- $45 N/R Friday Date: A program of gentle stretching, facilitating the exercise and opportunity to make friends. chair as a prop for standing & seated Oct 8-Dec 17 (no class 10/22 & 11/26) poses. Yogic philosophy, breathing & relaxation Time: 11:00-12:30pm techniques explored. Instructor: Elaine Jackson Fee: $35/$45 N/R Learn useful phrases & common expressions TAI CHI #40228 while exploring the diverse cultures & history of Tuesday or Friday Spain& Latin America. All 20 countries share a Date: Oct 5– Dec 31 (no class 11/26) common language, but have different cultures, A1- 10:00– 11:00 am Beg 1 day customs & cuisines. All materials are provided. A2- 10:00-11:00 am Beg 2 days Vamonos! B1- 11:00-12:00 pm Adv 1 day B2- 11:00-12:00 pm Adv 2 days

C1- 12:00-1:00 pm Int-level ITALIAN # 40219

C2- 12:00-1:00 pm Int-level Friday

D1- 1:00- 2:00 pm Int-level Date: Oct 8-Dec 17 (no class 10/22 & 11/26) D2- 1:00- 2:00 pm Int-level E1– 2:00-3:00 pm Int-level Time: 1:00 - 2:30 pm Instructor: Elaine Jackson E2- 2:00-3:00 pm Int-level Fee: $30 / $35 N/R Instructor: Martin Reichgut Learn interesting facts about this beautiful Fee: $60.00 one class per week country, while expanding your insights into the $105. two classes/week Italian people, their customs & delectable food . $120 three classes/week We will learn proverbs & review the present, Participants will use graceful movements of past & future tenses-all this interwoven into a ancient Chinese martial arts to improve their delightful journey. Andiamo a Italia! physical well-being, manage stress and defend against the confrontations of everyday life. Open to adults of all ages. FRENCH CONVERSATION #40216 Monday . BODY WISE # 40218 Date: Oct 4-Dec 20 (no class 10/11 Tuesday & Thursday Time: 10:30 - 11:30 am Date: Sept 7-Dec 23 (no class 11/11 & Instructor: Candace Routh Fee: $35 / $45 N/R 11/26) Time: 1:00-2:00 pm Where: Community Center Parlez-Vous Francais? Would you like to? Come join the French class! Some prior Instructor: Lynn Keyser Fee: $50/$55 N/R exposure to French is desirable. Not a gram- mar class but an opportunity to learn conversa- A safe program of gentle exercise & movement designed to increase flexibility, tional phrases & French culture. An extra 30 minutes at 10:00 is set aside for conversation. muscle tone, bone density & improve circulation, balance & coordination. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION FLU VACCINE CLINIC: The East Shore Health District will be holding a Flu Shot Clinic on Friday, September 24, 10:00 am to 12:30 pm at the Community Center. Vaccines are administered by licensed and experienced nurses from the East Shore Health District. They use a preservative free vaccine and “Senior Strength” vaccine is available while supplies last. If this is your first flu shot please arrive at least 1/2 hour before the end of the clinic. Mark your calendar & plan to stop by to be protected before the start of the 2021 flu season. Please be sure to bring your insurance or Medicare card & wear short sleeves.

ANNUAL CRAFT FAIR: This year’s Annual Craft Fair will be held at the Community Center on Saturday, October 23, from 9:00 am. – 2:00 pm Our seniors have beautiful handmade holiday & everyday decorations & crafts, various sewn creations, jewelry, children’s intrigues, dog/cat toys & garments, as well as charming knitted & crocheted sweaters, hats, etc. Our popular gently used jewelry & books tables are expected to again be well stocked this year as will our Chance Auction. A limited number of private vendors will again join us to offer their special products. Breakfast & lunch will be prepared by the Senior Kitchen staff & will be available at a reasonable cost. We decided to not offer the bake table this year & instead, the kitchen will have a variety of cookies & brownies available for sale with the lunch. The Fair is a fun day offering something for the whole family – all at reasonable prices! This is also an important fund raiser for our 55+ programs. You can help by attending & shopping & by donating any gently used jewelry or books. Jewelry & books can be dropped off at the office any time.

FALL HARVEST DINNER DANCE: On Friday, October 15, 5:00 – 7:30 pm, join us for a fun night of dinner & dancing as we celebrate the Fall Harvest. Choose from Pot Roast or Stuffed Chicken Breast, with a baked potato, vegetable & rolls. There will be a variety of dessert options. After dinner, music for your entertainment & for dancing will be provided by Tom Stankus & Brian Gille, “The Elderly Brothers”. They play music for everyone no matter how old or young at heart you are. Their special blend of wit & music will entertain you & get you out of your chair & onto the dance floor. We are hoping that students from Guilford High School’s C.A.R.E. club will again help with decorating, serving & will join in for the dancing. Tickets are $6.00 & can be purchased in the office.

FALL BOCCE : Sign up now for Fall Bocce, which starts September 14th at 10:00 am at Chittenden Park (27 Seaside Ave). If you signed up for Spring Bocce you do not need to register again, but you do have to let Connor know if you will be playing again. New sign-ups are encouraged! $15.00 registration fee can be paid at the Community Center office & includes the Bocce Banquet. Registration is open until September 1st. We hope to have 40 players signed up with an additional 5 subs. The Award Banquet will be held the last day of Bocce, October 26th at 5:00 p.m. location TBD.

JOYFUL VOICES CHORUS RETURN DELAYED: In the August newsletter we had announced the return of the Joyful Voices Chorus practice starting on Monday, September 13th from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm. We were looking forward to again hearing those angelic voices emanating from the Alexander Lounge down the hallway & over to the lunch room. Unfortunately, with the return ruling by the Town Hall to require masks while in the Community Center, we will have to delay the return of the Chorus until sometime in November when hopefully it will be safer to resume this activity. We are hopeful that soon our talented members will be back to not only spend time with friends who share a passion for singing but also will be back to express themselves through song. We will keep you posted.

FREE ASK THE NURSE CLINICS: Our resident VNA nurse has returned to provide free blood pressure checks & health coaching on health-related questions. She will have a table in the lunch room on the last Friday of each month when we celebrate our monthly birthdays. She will be in the Guilford/Whitfield room on Friday, September 24, from 11:30 am – 12:30 pm. Please go over and say hello and have your blood pressure checked & health questions answered. Please wear your mask when visiting. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

HEAT SMART GUILFORD PROGRAM: Do you want to save money while achieving optimal home heating and cooling? The Town of Guilford and the Guilford Sustainable Task Force have teamed up with the energy advocacy group PACE to create HeatSmart Guilford, an outreach and education campaign. Visit their website at www.HeatSmartCT.org/ Guilford, to arrange for a home energy check-up and to learn about efficiency suggestions such as LED bulbs and heat- pumps. Income eligible homeowners & renters may quality for a FREE home energy audit and improvements, so please sign before the winter is upon us. Representatives of HeatSmart Guilford will be at the Community Center on Tuesday, October 19th from 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. to provide information & answer questions so plan to stop by to learn more.

SSILL PROGRAM: SSILL Fall Catalog, is available at the Guilford Community Center. Registration will begin on Wednesday, September 1st. The SSILL Fall term begins on Tuesday, September 14th at 9:30 a.m. at the Guilford Community Center, with an open house and reception, followed by a concert by the U.S. Coast Guard Harp, Flute Duo and Clarinet Quartet. Non-members are welcome to attend the open house & concert but you must sign up in the office.

DO YOU LIKE TO BOWL? A group of seniors from the shoreline area that like to have fun and get exercise are looking for bowlers for a casual bowling league that plays at Circle Lanes in East Haven on Tuesdays at 12:00 noon. They would love to have you join them. Please call the office if you are interested in playing and we will pass your information along to the organizer.

TRIP INFORMATION Thursday, October 21 The untimely death of John Denver in 1997 was a tragedy that was felt the world over. Such a void in the musical world left John's fans demanding that his music survive. CBS Jim Curry, The Music Of television responded by producing a made for TV movie: "Take Me Home: the John John Denver at Nelson Denver Story," in which Jim Curry's voice was selected as the voice of John Hall, Cheshire Denver. Now, often performing with John Denver’s former band members, Jim Curry has created the ultimate tribute experience that captures the natural essence of John Denver's persona and music. Curry's heartfelt delivery envelops the crowd as multi- platinum hits such as "Rocky Mountain High," "Annie's Song" and "Country Roads" fill the atmosphere. This is a show that truly fills up your senses. Lunch before the show at Rossini’s where you’ll choose from or Chicken Marsalla, Pasta with Meatballs or Baked Manicotti Florentine. Meal includes salad, coffee, tea & dessert.$60.00 residents $ 65.00 non-residents includes bus, show and lunch. Meet at St. George Church rear lot at 10:45 & return approximately 5:30pm.IMPORTANT NOTICE: NELSON HALL IS REQUIRING PROOF OF VACCINATION TO ENTER THE THEATRE SO YOU WILL NEED TO BRING YOUR COVID VACCINE CARD TO SHOW. SEATING WILL ALLOW FOR SOCIAL DISTANCING Sunday, October 31 Travel with us to beautiful northwest Connecticut to the historic performance venue of the Thomaston Opera House for a fun Sunday afternoon. Kinky Boots is a 6-time Tony Kinky Boots at Thomaston Award winning Broadway musical that inspires the diva in everyone. Charlie Price has Opera House, Thomaston reluctantly inherited his father’s shoe factory, which is on the verge of bankruptcy. Trying to live up to his father’s legacy and save his family business, Charlie finds inspiration in the form of Lola. A fabulous entertainer in need of some sturdy stilettos, Lola turns out to be the one person who can help Charlie turn the factory around and become the man he is meant to be. Together this unlikely pair discovers that, when you change your mind about someone, you can change your whole world. Lunch before the show at Black Rock Tavern, which always provides a wonderful meal for us. Choose from Chicken Francais, Baked Scrod or Vegetarian Option. Dessert & coffee included. Indicate your choice on the registration form. Meet at the Community Center at 10:00 am & return at approximately 5:30 pm. $75.00 residents, $80.00 non-residents includes bus, lunch and show. Meet at the Community Center parking lot at 10:00 a.m. and return at approximately 6:00 p.m. REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR THIS SHOW IS SEPTEMBER 17th SO PLEASE REGISTER EARLY. . DATE TRIP INFORMATION SIGN UP FOR If a trip fills we will make every effort to add slots or repeat it to accommodate the wait list. There is a $5.00 administration fee charged for cancelling a trip valued at $ 80.00 or less. TRIPS WILL BE THURSDAY Over $80.00 a $10.00 fee applies. Plan carefully when signing up for trips. IMPORTANT!: SEPT 2ND ONCE A COMMITMENT HAS BEEN MADE BY THE OFFICE TO THE RESTAURANT OR VENUE, REFUNDS CAN ONLY BE GIVEN IF YOUR SLOT CAN BE FILLED.

Thursday September 9 We will resume our fun popular Mystery Ice Cream trips in September. We will head to a quaint Connecticut town on the Connecticut River to grab a frozen treat of your choice. You will Mystery Ice Cream then have an hour to explore some of the cute shops, take a short stroll and enjoy your ice cream with a great view of the beautiful river or make a quick visit to one of the Town’s museums. If you are eating lunch at the Community Center that day you can load the bus when lunch is finished. Those not eating lunch at the Center should meet at St. George Church rear lot at 12:20 pm. We expect to return to Guilford at approximately 3:30 pm. $2.00 administrative fee will be collected on the bus. Ice cream is on your own. Thursday, September 16 Travel by motor coach through winding New England roads & rolling fields to the Salem Cross Salem Cross Inn with Inn. Here we will meet our step-on-guide & travel to the nearby Quabbin Reservoir one of the Guided Tour of the primary water suppliers for Boston & 40 other communities in Greater Boston. Learn the Quabbin Reservoir, intriguing history of how & why the reservoir was built. After our tour, enjoy a traditional New Brookfield, MA England fare including Garden Salad with Chef’s Homemade Dressing, Homemade Rolls, Seasonal Fresh Vegetables, Potatoes & an entrée choice of: Classic Yankee Pot Roast or Honey Dijon Maple Salmon followed by Pecan Custard Bread Pudding for dessert. We’ll complete the day with a stop at Oakwood Farm Christmas Barn . Make your meal selection on the registration form. $78.00 residents, $83.00 non-residents. Meet at St. George rear lot at 8:30 am & return at approximately 5:30 pm Wednesday, Our trip this month will take us to Glastonbury to, one of our favorite restaurants, Max September 22 Fish. Don't let the name fool you if you are not a fan of fish. Max Fish offers an abundance of entrees from the land. Before we depart back to Guilford we will stop at Rose's Berry Farm in Lunch Bunch, Max Fish, the hills of South Glastonbury. Meet at St George Church rear lot at 10:30 AM. $3.00 Glastonbury administrative fee will be collected on the bus. Please bring exact change. Lunch is on your own. Wednesday, September The Goodspeed is reopening & cannot wait to see all of their audience members gather again 29 to enjoy live theatre in their iconic building. Their first show will be “A Grand Night for Singing”. Many of the most uplifting, & romantic songs in musical theatre history have one thing A Grand Night for Singing at in common: the incomparable writing team of Rodgers & Hammerstein. “A Grand Night for Goodspeed Opera House, Singing” celebrates over 30 hit songs from all their musical treasures like Oklahoma, South East Haddam Pacific, The Sound of Music, Carousel,& the King and I. You’ll be tapping your toes & humming along in a joyful evening filled with fresh takes on the music you love. This is a perfect welcome back to Goodspeed. IMPORTANT NOTICE: GOODSPEED IS REQUIRING PROOF OF VACCINATION TO ENTER THE THEATRE SO YOU WILL NEED TO BRING YOUR COVID VACCINE CARD TO SHOW. ALSO MASKS ARE REQUIRED IN THE THEATRE. SEATING WILL ALLOW FOR SOCIAL DISTANCING. To keep the price down we will be offering a special lunch at the Community Center before the show. Choose from Stuffed Sole or Lemon Chicken with Baked Potato, Vegetable and Dessert. Indicate your choice on the registration form. $75.00 residents, $80.00 non-residents includes bus, lunch, & show. Meet at the Community Center at 12:00 noon & return at approximately 5:30 pm. Wednesday, October 6 St. Clements Castle is set amidst 82 scenic acres alongside a beautiful, one mile stretch of the Ray Guillemette, Jr. Elvis Connecticut River. In this beautiful setting, enjoy a beautifully prepared and presented lunch Tribute at St. Clements including salad, choice of Breaded Chicken Bruschetta with Pesto and Cheese Sauce or Broiled Castle, Portland Scrod with Crumb Topping, both served with Vegetable, Potato, Delicious Dessert and Coffee. Following lunch will be showtime featuring Ray Guillemette, Jr. with his “A Ray of Elvis” show. Let this ten time, international, 1st place Elvis Presley impersonator, rock your world with his striking look, outstanding vocal range & unabashed energy. $92.00 residents, $97.00 non- residents, includes bus, lunch & show. Meet at St. Georges Church rear lot at 10:30 am & return at approximately 5:00 pm

September 2021 Lunch Meals $3.50 unless otherwise noted

LUNCH IS SERVED AT 12:00 NOON. YOU MUST CALL THE OFFICE TWO DAYS BEFORE TO SIGN UP FOR LUNCH. PLEASE CALL TO CANCEL IF YOU WILL NOT BE AT LUNCH. Breakfast is served from 7:30am-10:45am Menu is subject to change at the discretion of the kitchen staff.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 2 Turkey Burger 3 Stuffed Sole No lunch served on a roll w/ lettuce on Wednesday & tomato $4.50

6 CLOSED 7 Lemon Chicken 8 9 Sour Cream 10 Roast Turkey Chicken Paprika (NEW) $4.50

13 Eggplant Parm 14 Orange Ginger 15 16 Swedish 17 Chicken Chicken Meatballs Cordon Bleu $4.50

20 Chicken Parm 21 NATIONAL 22 23 Fish & Chips 24 Birthday Lunch BREAKFAST Pot Roast MONTH $5.00 $4.50

27 Ham 28 Spaghetti & 29 30 Baked Cod Meatballs with Shrimp Sauce

Daily Activity Schedule

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Pickleball (see schedule) 9:30 am Pinochle Pickleball (see Schedule) 9:00 am Bridge Pickleball (see schedule) 10:30 am French 10:00 am Bocce spring/ 9:00 am Ball Room Line 10:00 am Mah Johgg 9:00 am Line Dance 11:00 am Chorus fall Dance 12:30 pm Oil Painting 9:00 am Pinochle 12:30 pm Bridge 10:00 am Crafts/Sewing 9:30 am Seniors Spiritual 1:00 pm Hand & Foot 10:00 am Tai Chi 1:00 pm Knitting 11:00 am quarterly (1st & 3rd Wednesday’s) 1:00 pm Body Wise 11:00 am Spanish (no 1:00 pm Conversation budget meeting. 10:00 am Mah Jongg 3:00 pm Oil Painting spring or summer class) 3:15 Low Impact Aerobics 10:00 am Tai Chi 11:00 am Chair Yoga 1:00 pm Italian (no 12:30 pm Mah Jongg 1:00 pm Bridge (1st Wed.) spring or summer class) 1:00 pm Body Wise 3:15 Low Impact Aerobics 1:00 pm Mah Jongg 12:45 pm Bridge

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TRANSPORTATION SERVICES-203-453-8086 GUILFORD SENIORS 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,W,TH,FR

TO SCHEDULE RIDES: YOU MUST CALL 5 DAYS IN ADVANCE with 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 your appointment for a return ride. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY (8:30AM-2:30PM) (8:30AM-2:30PM) (8:30AM-2:30PM) (8:30AM-2:30PM) (8:30AM-2:30PM)

*Rides within Guilford *Shop at Big Y *Shop at Big Y 9-10 *Rides within Guilford *Rides within Guilford Guilford only 9-10 (Medical, errands, CC) NO SHOPPING ON (Medical, errands, CC) (Medical, errands, CC) *Medical Appts to: 10:30 –2:30 ONLY WEDNESDAY UNTIL *Medical Appts to: *Medical Appts to: Branford, N. Branford, (Medical, errands, CC) FURTHER NOTICE Branford, N. Branford, Branford, N. Branford, Madison, Clinton *Medical Appts to: Madison, Clinton Madison, Clinton Guilford, Branford, 10:30 –2:30 ONLY 10:00-1:00 ONLY N. Branford & (Medical, errands, CC) 10:00-1:00 ONLY 10:00-1:00 ONLY *Medical Appts to Madison, *Medical Appts to: *Medical Appts to *Medical Appts to New Haven, North Guilford, Branford, New Haven, North New Haven, North Haven, Hamden, N. Branford & Haven, Hamden, Haven, Hamden, Westbrook , E. Haven Madison, Westbrook , E. Haven Westbrook , E. Haven & VA Hospital & VA Hospital & 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 and from bus! Bus schedule is subject to change.