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Since the beginning The HUHS Food Service Department first day of the SFSP, HUHS Food nutritious meals to children during the of April when Food Service Supervisor, had to be ready before school let out Services employees handed out 4,550 summer. Free meals are available to all Monica Glorioso announced that HUHS which meant they were still serving meals to 325 children. children 18 years of age and under. would participate in the SFSP, an enor- breakfast and lunches during the last “It’s going to be a busy summer,” Persons over 18 years of age who are mous amount of planning had begun. week of school while preparing for the said Food Services Supervisor, Monica determined by a state or local public Each child can receive seven break- SFSP pick up just a few days later. Since Glorioso. “Families are still feeling the educational agency to be mentally or fasts, seven frozen lunches, and 14 indi- there is not an RSVP system, they had to effects of the pandemic and we are physically disabled and who also partic- be ready for as many par- happy to provide meals to all children in ipate in a public or private non-profit ents that come the first Hartford and all of the surrounding school program during the regular day for meals. After the Hartford Area School Districts. HUHS is school year may receive free meals as first day of meal pick-up, extremely fortunate to have a dedicated well. Meals are provided at no cost to all they get a better count of team of food service staff to make this a children regardless of economic status, how many meals they will reality for our community.” race, color, national origin, age, gender, need to prepare for the The Summer Food Service Program is or disability and there will be no dis- summer. funded by the U.S. Department of crimination in the course of meal serv- “We do our best to Agriculture (USDA) and is administered ice. accommodate most food allergies, therefore we always have peanut-free meals available as well as personalized meals when Happy Father's Day medically needed,” said Monica Glorioso. When to all the dads who taught asked how she keeps it all organized she said, “Color- us how to brush our teeth. coded bags, each meal is in a plastic grocery bag and labeled with the allergy- free and if it is breakfast or lunch.” Milk is bundled together for the week in a 784 S. Main St | Hartford 262-673-2288 separate bag in case there is a dairy allergy or milk is not wanted. SUBMITTED PHOTO HUHS food service staff Ann Albrecht is pictured getting a peanut-free meal for handed out over 84,000 Are you interested in receiving the a parent in the drive-thru line. meals to children in the COVID 19 vaccine in your home? The Aging and Disability Resource Center is here to help! Please call 262-335-4497 for more information. Youth Fisheree Hartford-Kettle Moraine Lions Club Open to Kids Age 3-15 Saturday, June 19, 2021 Registration is from 7:30am-10am Lunch and awards starting at 11:30am at the Hartford NOW TRAXXAS AUTHORIZED DEALER Mill Pond-Centennial Park Shelter FOR ALL OF SOUTHEASTERN WISCONSIN Come see our Lineup of Traxxas Vehicles Free Registration Includes: IN STORE FATHER’S DAY SPECIALS • T-shirt, while supplies last • Free Lunch Exclusive Dealer for: LIONEL TRAINS • BREYER HORSES • BRUDER TOYS • TRAXXAS Trains, Models, Rockets, R/C Slot Car Supplies & Telescopes • Awards by age groups 54 N. MAIN STREET Monday Closed • Chance to win Prizes HARTFORD Tues-Fri 11am-7pm; 262-673-7454 Sat. 9am-4pm; John F. 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