CENTER STAFF

Director

Ann Marie Claffey

Assist. to Director

Lori Lapointe

Nutrition Site Mgr

Maria Bonesteel

Transportation

Helen Place

Bus Drivers

Ed Ferrari

Jeff Ives

Nick DeCarlo

Mike Biedrzycki

Jim Roche

Maintenance

Kevin Clynch

Information Tech

Bill Hamilton

CONA--Committee

on Needs of Aging

Chairman Rosemary Cunning-

ham

Vice Chairman

Roger Nelson

Secretary

Frances Urbank

Treasurer

Barbara Sullivan

Members

Sue Cannon

William Hamel

Doug Hamilton

Edward Lanati

CONA meets 3rd

Monday of the

month-7pm at

Senior Center.

Open to the public

THE SCAN JULY 2014

Ettore F. Carniglia Senior Center

41 Oak Street Windsor Locks, CT. 06096

Center News

It’s that time of year again! Bus passes are available at the Center as of July

1st. The cost is $30 for the year. A one time pass is $10. Bus brochures will be

given with your passes. Please note that the following changes to our transpor-

tation service. We are reinforcing our ‘curb to curb’ service, therefore drivers

will no longer use clients driveways. With regard to inclement weather issues,

if driveways/ sidewalks are not clear of snow and ice, it may be necessary for

us to cancel your transportation.

We are in need of yarn! Please spread the word to family and friends. Our knit-

ting group creates beautiful items to sell for the Project Elf fundraiser in De-

cember. Your donations are greatly appreciated!!

Ice Cream in July! On Wednesday, July 2nd, 9th and 30th, our bus will be stop-

ping at Dairy Cream after lunch!! Sign up for lunch & ice cream trip required.

Just a reminder, the Center will be closed Friday, July 4th. Happy 4th!!!

Senior Center Hours

Monday ~ Thursday 8am - 4pm Friday ~ 8am - 1pm seniorcenter@wl.necoxmail.com

www.windsorlocksct.org

Senior Center

Tel: 860-627-1425 Fax: 860-292-6947

Transportation

Tel: 860-627-1426

All concerts will be outside at the Southwest Elderly Housing located on Southwest Avenue.

In case of rain, all concerts, except the Savage Brothers on July 29, will be moved to the

Senior Center, 41 Oak Street. The Savage Brothers concert will be rescheduled

2014 Summer Concert Series Tuesday Evenings 7:00 – 8:30 pm

June 24 – August 12

July 1 Four Barrel Billy- Performs 50’s & 60’s rock, swing, rockabilly, blues, coun-

try and surf tunes.

July 8 The Sin Sisters- with a repertoire that ranges from swing to Motown to classic

rock to Top 40 tunes.

July 15 Nicole Frechette & the Monthei Brothers Band -Playing a mix of Country

and Bluegrass music.

July 22 Caribean Beach Bums- Five guys up from the shoreline, playing and singing

music from the 1960’s – both planned and by request.

July 29 Savage Brothers-Windsor Locks’ hometown celebrities known, throughout

New England and beyond.

August 5 Evolution- Local musicians playing music that features classic rock and blues

of the 60’s and 70’s.

August 12 Stealhead- A local jam band playing a mix of original music along with

classic rock, from the Beatles to the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

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For questions or further information please contact the

Windsor Locks Park and Recreation Department at 860-627-1420

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Coffee with the First Selectman Join Steve Wawruck

Thursday, July 10th 10:30a.m.

in the Center’s solarium.

DAILY TRANSPORTATION SCHEDULE

Reservations accepted during the following hours Monday -Thurs. 8am-12pm ~ Friday 8am-11:30pm

Call 860-627-1426

Monday: Windsor Locks, Suffield, Enfield –appointments only Warehouse Point – Geissler’s shopping only Tuesday: Windsor Locks Windsor – Target, Stop & Shop Windsor, Bloomfield, Hartford – appoint-ments only Wednesday: Windsor Locks, Warehouse Point – appointments only Enfield – shopping Special Trips Thursday: Windsor Locks, East Windsor – Wal-mart, Big Y Warehouse Point – appointments only Friday: Windsor Locks Warehouse Point – appointments only Enfield – appointments only

Bus Passes are $30 per year ~ 860- 627-1426

July Birthdays

Happy Birthday to All!

We are honored to recognize all who are celebrating

birthdays, 80 years and older! Please contact us at

860-627-1425, to have your birthday announced!

Happy 80th Birthday

SENIOR CLUB NEWS

Our Club Social will be held on Friday, July 11th.

Doors open at 5pm bingo is at 6:00pm. Refreshments

served. All are welcome.

Meals Catered by The Butchery:

July 3 - Ham & scalloped potatoes

July 10 - Pot Roast

July 17 - Spaghetti & Meatballs

July 24 - Stuffed Chicken

July 31 -Stuffed Peppers

Alternate chicken meal available. Call for reservations

or cancellations to Eoline at 860-623-1181 before noon

on Tuesday.

Water Fitness Class at Pesci Park

Mondays & Wednesday

starting June 30th-July 30th

Fee is $40/4weeks. Registration is required

Would you like to be the FIRST to receive our

monthly newsletter? Do you have access to

Email? Call us with your email address and

we will add you to our monthly distribution

list. You will receive our newsletter as SOON

as it is complete!!!

Ezell Rose 7/1

Kathleen Cienaski 7/2

Joyce Blakley 7/3

Oliver Therian 7/5

Adam Rittlinger 7/6

Dorothy Kingsbury 7/7

Raymond Paganelli 7/7

Jerome Tedone 7/7

Beatrice Clark 7/8

Annette Ferland 7/10

Frances Urbank 7/11

Peter Ploszay 7/13

Theresa Meyers 7/16

Constance Nelson 7/16

Lucille Chase 7/21

John Eckerd 7/21

Marjorie Depoutot 7/24

Edward Malec 7/24

Adele Brangan 7/25

Richard Brennan 7/25

Barbara Chamberlain 7/26

Richard Norcross 7/26

Thomas Pearson 7/26

Willard Koropatkin 7/28

Sheila Fitzgerald 7/28

Patricia Gale 7/29

Helen Sturgis 7/29

Francis Goodwin 7/30

Jean Senofonte 7/30

Dorothy Mandirola 7/31

Donald Oliva 7/24

Ray Bologna 7/14 Dorothy Brooks 7/16

July 2014 Windsor Locks Page 3

New at the Center

We have magazines! We are very fortua-nate to have nine new magazine subscrip-

tions at the Center. Stop by and enjoy!This would not be possible if not for our sponsor, Atty. Chris Kervick. Thank you

Chris for your generous gift to the seniors. This is a well needed addition to

our library.

MUNICIPAL AGENT NOTES By John Sullivan

IT’S THE LAW !

Did you know that, in Connecticut, air is free? Air for

the tires on your vehicle that is!

Section no. 14-325a of the Connecticut General Stat-

utes reads as follows: “Any person licensed under sec-

tion 14-319 to dispense motor fuel for sale to the public

for any motor vehicle …shall provide for free public air

use, an air compressor for the purpose of tire inflation

during the hours such premises are open for business.

Each such licensee shall post a sign in a conspicuous

location upon the premises …informing the public of

the availability of an air compressor for free public use

during the hours such premises are open”.

The above information was provided by the Food &

Standards Division, Connecticut Department of Con-

sumer Protection. They define a “conspicuous loca-

tion” for posting the sign as (1) on the air pump, (2) at

the station’s entrance, or (3) on or near the station’s

counter.

If the gas station you patronize does not have such a

sign, you can be proactive: telephone the Food & Stan-

dards Division office in Hartford at (860) 713-6160 (8-

5 weekdays), request that they send out an inspector,

and later follow up to see if a sign has been posted in a

“conspicuous location”.

At some gas stations (once you ask) an employee inside

the station can activate the air pump by throwing a

switch, at others there’s a switch hidden somewhere on

the pump, and at still others they give you (once asked)

as many quarter-sized tokens as you need to fill your

tires. In other words, the only time you should have to

feed quarters into a gas station’s air pump is when that

station is closed.

P.S. Any licensed driver – not just seniors – can take

advantage of this law, when traveling in or through

Connecticut.

Good Luck! John

FOOD SHARE

The Mobile Foodshare truck is at the Windsor

Locks Town Hall every other Friday, 9am–

9:30am-on the following dates:

July 18th, Aug. 1st, 15th, 29th,

September 12th, 26th

October 10th, 24th,

November 7th, 21st

December 5th, 19th

Health & Nutrition for Seniors Wednesday, July 23rd 12:30 pm

Please sign up with Maria

Wii News Windsor Tournament Results

Gary Sartori 275 - Nick Decarlo 201 Lily Eastwood 186 - Cam Decker 185 Lori Wheaton 169 - Betty Hoyt 159 Peg Daviduke & Howard Macfarlane 145

Series total: Windsor 1439 Windsor Locks 1465

Congrats Team LOCKS!!!

Do you play poker??? The Center is

forming a poker club!! Please let us

know if you are interested. This is for men

and women! If you don’t know how to play,

we’ll teach you! Call the Center at

860-627-1425 for further information.

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The Scan can be found at the following locations: Town Hall, Casey's Market, CVS, Library, JJ’s

News, Dibble Hollow, Bickford’s, Southwest Terrace, HavMor Market, United Bank, First National Bank

of Suffield, W.L. Federal Credit Union, St Mary’s/St. Robert/Congregational Churches, Vinnie’s Little

Acre, Walgreen’s, local hairdressers and at the Senior Center

CENTER PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES

Bunco

Tuesdays

1:00pm

BINGO-

MON,TUES,THUR

12:30pm

WiiBowling

Wed & Fri

9:00am

Setback

Wednesday

1:00pm and

7pm

Mexican Train

Dominoes

Wed @1:00pm

BRIDGE

every other

Wednesday

9:30am

HEALTH & WELLNESS PROGRAMS

Exercise Class - Tues/Thurs - 8:30am to 9:30am

7 week session ~ $49

Water Fitness -Monday 12noon $30 6wk session

@ Candlewood Suites

Tai Chi – Wednesdays- 9am $5 per class

Chair Yoga - Thursday 9:30am 6wk session ~ $30

Nutrition Class– Call Center for date and time

Manicures- Mondays - By Appointments ~$3

L.O.C.K.S. FITNESS CENTER Mon ~ Thurs.- 8am– 4:00pm / Fri. ~ 8am- 1pm

Call Center for Membership Fees

Health Insurance Assistance Barbara Sullivan -

Tuesdays @ 1pm or call 860-623-6784 after 10am

Legal Assistance—Attorneys Kraner & Hess

3rd Friday of the month -10am Call to register

Notary Service - Joe Bonito 860-623-6686

Financial advice – Jack Welch, CPA Call for Appt.

COMMITTEE ON THE NEEDS OF THE AGING

41 OAK STREET

WINDSOR LOCKS, CT. 06096-1822

Health clinics

Ask The Nurse: 2nd & 4th Thursday 10:30-11:30

Medication & health concerns / blood pressure checks.

FootCare: July 9th $29 by appointment call April at

1-860-605-8283

Hearing Check: 3rd Wed of month. By appt. Cleaning

and minor repairs to hearing aids.

CREATIVE ARTS Watercolors -Wednesdays-10am 8wk session $38

Quilting- Tuesdays.- 10am. $2 per class

Knit & Purl Girls - Tuesdays - 1pm-3pm $3 per class

Scrapbooking - 2nd & 4th Thursday 1pm No fee

COMPUTER CLASSES Beginners Classes- Tues. & Fri. @ 9am- 8 wk $20

Wednesday Matinee July 16th @ 12:30pm

‘GRAVITY’

Please call to register for the movie.