Pike County Area Agency on Aging Wants to Help You Wednesday

Pike County Area Agency on Aging
2015
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Page 2 - Director’s Desk
Page 3 – Birthdays/ LINK
Page 4—Apprise / Assistive Technology
Pages 5 / 6 - Activities
Page 7 - Luncheon Menu
Pages 8/ 9 –Events / Speakers
Page 10 - Our Contact & other Info.
Entrees at a Glance
03/02 Lemon Chicken, Herbed Rice
03/03 BBQ Chicken, Potatoes O’Brien
03/04 Meatloaf & Gravy, Parsley Potatoes
03/05 Ham w/ Raisin Sauce, Mashed Potato
03/06 Alaskan Pollock, Rice Pilaf
03/09 Beef Stroganoff, Rotini Pasta
03/10 Salisbury Steak, Sweet Potatoes
03/11 Italian Meatballs, Pasta
03/12 Chicken Cordon Bleu, Gravy, Oven Pot
03/13 Pasta Primavera (Spring Veg Medley)
03/16 Stuffed Cabbage, Mashed Potatoes
03/17 Corned Beef Roll ups, Boiled Potatoes
03/18 Sweet & Sour Chicken, Rice
03/19 Stuffed Chicken Breast, Yellow Rice
03/20 Stuffed Shells w/ Tomato Sauce
03/23 Ital Sausage, Pepper, Onion Hoagie
03/24 Chicken on Biscuit w/ Vegetables
03/25 Swedish Meatballs, Rotini Pasta
03/26 Chili Con Carne, Rice, Mexicali Corn
03/27 Lemon Pepper Fish, Mac & Cheese
03/30 Chicken Nuggets, Confetti Rice
03/31 Chili Burger w/Bun, Scalloped Potato
SALAD BAR—Thurs. & Fri.
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY SPEAKER DATES
3/10 Dingman Center at 10:30
3/19 Blooming Grove Center at 12:00
3/20 Milford Center at 10:30
4/1 Lackawaxen Center at 11:00
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AARP DRIVER COURSES COMING
April 29 & May 1st 8 hr. course
May 27th 4 hr. course
September 29th & Sept 30th 8 hr. course
October 14th 4 hr. course
Pike County Area Agency on
Aging Wants to Help You
This is the perfect opportunity for
you to help your Senior Center.
Through your participation in
Healthy Steps, an award winning program
designed to have fun and keep seniors on
their feet and out of the hospital.
A workshop will be conducted:
Staying Active and Preventing Falls.
Please register now!
Blooming Grove Senior Center
150 Pike County Blvd., Hawley, PA 18428
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
10:30 to 2:00 pm
The workshop and lunch are FREE.
We also have Door Prizes available.
Pre-registration is required and you must be 50 years
of age or older to participate
Call Lana, Linda or Marge to sign-up
570-775-5550
Instructor is Stan Rothman
Get a copy of our Newsletter FREE online, receive updated Senior Center information, & downloadable forms
visit: www.pikeaaa.org
GREETING:
The Ides of March is upon us.
Did someone shoot the groundhog yet? Man! It is a long cold winter and March madness has a
whole new meaning. My cousin Nan in Fairbanks has consistently been warmer than me for the last two
weeks!! That is not fair. Enough whining. I want to let everyone know we are having some wonderful educational sessions coming up for Emergencies and Back-Up plan preparation. See the Link article for particulars.
Also coming, is more on Shared Housing in Pike County. Stay tuned as we roll out this housing option locally.
April 28th will be our training for local clergy and volunteers: “Recognizing & Reporting Elder Abuse In
Our Community”. This will be held at the 911 training facility and is free of charge. Call Robin or Jim for more
information.
Are you getting ready for Spring cleaning? We are having a bazaar on May 16th here at Blooming
Grove Senior Center site. This is an outside and inside event, and is rain or shine. We will have vendors,
food, and plenty of fun. Please call soon for a table as space is going quickly. Price for tables is $20.00 and
inside is $5.00 additional.
Our budget is coming into the twilight of the fiscal year. We have received funds for home modification and our caregiver program. So far we have dozens of people who are assisted with consumer reimbursement for their caregiver costs and time. We are fortunate to have these programs. Our home delivered
meal program is now serving over 196 consumers. These meals have a food cost of $3.98 per meal, plus
packing & transportation. Our donations are down to less than $.40 per meal. We need these donations for
the program. Please remember that our donations are stretched as far as we can to keep the program going.
Your support is greatly appreciated.
We have served over 30 families with fuel assistance this winter and do have some funds
left for those who are ineligible for LIHEAP fuel assistance.
March is nutrition month,
"Bite into a healthy lifestyle.” There are three basic components of this theme:
1. Consuming fewer calories
2. Making informed food choices
3. Getting daily exercise
Please join us in March for engaging discussion with nutrition professionals about this topic. We will have
special events and games for those who want to challenge their fellow diners. See the center calendars for
days of these events.
We are also rolling out our changes with regard to the nutrition program this month. This includes providing
more education about the foods you are consuming, providing cost information for your meal, and providing
choice in the menu components. The menu that is served in our senior centers is constructed and planned to
meet 1/3 daily recommended allowance for older Pennsylvanians. Based on a food-based menu plan, we
are moving towards addressing the carbohydrates in the foods based on the standard of care in diabetes
where carbs are suggested to be between 45 and 75 grams at each meal. Include more potassium-rich
foods because of the positive effect it has on health, and striving to limit calories per meal to 750 kcal. Please
feel free to request the meal nutrition you are consuming.
Our take out policy includes only those foods which are shelf stable or wrapped for food safety. Please do
not bring your own containers for take-out foods. The Pike County Area Agency on Aging is not responsible
for those foods removed from the premises and consumed at a later time.
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BIRTHDAY’S CELEBRATED!
We’re back to celebrating Birthday’s again. Here’s to our January Birthday’s. Upper left are our Milford
group. Lots of Birthday’s there! To the upper right site manager Cherie Bland helps Bernice Wahnon &
Barbara O’Brien blow out their candles. Going forward we will have Birthday celebrations at Blooming
Grove on the last Thursday of the month and Milford will celebrate on the last Friday of the month.
Happy Birthday all, and many more to follow!
This winter is not giving up easily, hopefully everyone is staying warm. Our
senior warming centers are a good place to spend the day if you should need
to keep warm. The Blooming Grove Senior Center is open from Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. If you drive you can spend the day. Our
Lackawaxen / Shohola Center is open Monday, Wednesday and Thursday
9a.m. to 2p.m., Dingmans Tuesdays and Fridays 9a.m. to 3p.m. and last but not
least our Milford Center, Wednesday’s and Friday’s 10a.m. to 3p.m. For those
who don’t drive Pike County Transportation brings people in to the centers on different days and
returns them home, their number is 570-296-3408 or 1-866-681-4947. Although you may not be
able to spend all day at least you will get a couple of hours of warmth and socialization, along with a
hot meal. Since mother nature has chosen to bring us so many challenges both the past summer
and this winter we have decided to again address the topic of Emergency Preparedness. We are
planning a presentation by two very knowledgeable gentlemen from the Pike County Training Center on Tuesday April 14, 2015. Further details will be announced in a flyer which will be distributed
both by hand, e-mail and on our website. Should you have any questions please do not hesitate to
call or e-mail me. Barbara Leary, Admin. Officer, Link point of contact for Pike County.
Phone: 570-775-5550 x1318—email: [email protected]
24hr. Elder Abuse Hotline: 1-800-233-8911
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Medicare Information
GENERAL ENROLLMENT PERIOD is January 1 – March 31
NEW TO MEDICARE?
If you OR A FAMILY MEMBER
are turning 65 before May 2015
OR
If you’ve been receiving Social
Security Disability benefits for
almost 24 months –
Please plan to attend our
seminar to learn about
Medicare:
Wednesday,
March 18th at 2:00 pm
Blooming Grove Sr. Center
Call to register:
570-775-5550.
TOPICS:
Part A (hospital) & B (medical)
Advantage Plans
Prescription Drug Plans
Supplement plans (Medigaps)
Annual Open Enrollment Period
Preventative Screenings
Fraud Protection
Medicare Cost Saving Programs
NEED A MEDIGAP?
Please join us on Wednesday, March 4th at 2:00PM, at the Blooming Grove Center.
Get the information you need to choose and apply for a Medicare Supplement plan
to help pay your out of pocket costs of Original Medicare Part A and B.
NOTE: If you have a Medicare Advantage Plan you cannot purchase a Medigap/
Medicare supplement.
GENERAL ENROLLMENT PERIOD ENDS MARCH 31st!
If you didn't sign up for Part A and/or Part B when you were first eligible,
and you are NOT eligible for a Special Enrollment Period (see below), you only have
until MARCH 31 to enroll, in order to avoid higher penalties. Coverage will begin on
July 1, 2015.
Special Enrollment Period to enroll in Part A and/or Part B applies:
If you're covered under a group health plan based on current (active) employment,
you have a Special Enrollment Period to sign up for Part A and/or Part B any time as
long as you or your spouse (or family member if you're disabled) is working, and
you're covered by a group health plan through the employer or union based on that
work.
You also have an 8-month Special Enrollment Period to sign up for Part A
and/or Part B that starts the month after the employment ends or the group health
plan insurance based on current employment ends, whichever happens first. Usually,
you don't pay a late enrollment penalty if you sign up during a Special Enrollment
Period.
Note: COBRA and retiree health plans are NOT considered coverage based on current
employment. You're NOT eligible for a Special Enrollment Period when that coverage
ends. This Special Enrollment Period also doesn't apply to people with End-Stage
Renal Disease (ESRD).
Please call to schedule your appointment: 570-775-5550
APPRISE is a free, public program of the Pennsylvania Department of Aging. We offer unbiased
assistance to help you understand your Medicare options and make well-informed decisions about your
health coverage.
Pennsylvania’s Telecommunication
Device Distribution Initiative Program Speaker
Linda Misazage is a representative from The Pennsylvania Initiative on
Assistive Technology institute on Disabilities. She will be here at all four
centers to discuss what technology is available for persons with various disabilities, and how you can get access to these tools to help you have better
function in the areas which you are experiencing difficulty, both in and out
of your home. See calendars on pages 5 & 6 for dates & times of events.
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MARCH 2015 Dingmans's Center 9am — 2pm
Monday
2 Closed
Medical Transport
Wednesday
Tuesday
3 Games & Cards
Yoga w/ Lori 10:30
Thursday
Friday
6 Bingo, Cards Games
BP & GLUCOSE CHECK
4 CLOSED
5 CLOSED
Shopping
11 CLOSED
12 CLOSED
Shopping
13 Bingo, Cards Games
18 CLOSED
19 CLOSED
Shopping
20 SPRING BEGINS
Bingo, Cards Games
Enhanced Day Care 9—2
9 Closed
Medical Transport
10 Games & Cards Yoga w/ Lori
Assistive Device speaker 10:30
Info& Assist 10—12
Enhanced Day Care 9—2
16 Closed
Medical Transport
17 Games & Cards
Enhanced Day Care 9—2 Yoga w/
Nutrition speaker (Robin)
12:30
Lori 10:30
23 Closed
Medical Transport
24 Games & Cards
25 CLOSED
26 CLOSED
Shopping
Enhanced Day Care 9—2
27 Bingo, Cards Games
Yoga w/ Lori 10:30
30 Closed
Medical Transport
31 Games & Cards
Daylight savings time Info & Assistance every
2nd Tuesday
begins on the 8th
turn clock ahead 1
Enhanced Day Care 9—2
Yoga w/ Lori 10:30
MARCH 2015 Lackawaxen / Shohola Township 9:30am—2pm
EVERY MONDAY
EVERY THURSDAY
EVERY WEDNESDAY
Medical Transport
Exercise with Dorothy 11:15
Cards & Games
Lunch
Exercise with Lana @ 12:30
Lunch
Cards & Games & Bingo
Exercise with Annette
Information & Assistance every
2nd Wednesday of the month 10—12
Lunch
BP / Glucose (3rdWednesday of month)
3/12 Nutrition speakers (intern)12:00
MARCH 2015 Milford Library Senior Center 10:00am—3pm
Lunch reservations at
the Milford
Center are
necessary. If
you wish to
make reservations
EVERY WEDNESDAY
Cards & Games
Lunch
Yoga with Lori @ 10:30 every Wednesday
EVERY FRIDAY
Bingo 10:30 Cards & Games— Lunch
Exercise with Lana @ 12 noon
Information & Assistance every 2nd Friday
of the month 10—12
Blood Pressure Every 2nd Friday 10:30-11:30
Celebrate Birthdays last Friday of month
3/13 Nutrition speaker (Robin)12:00
Call the Pike
County Area
Agency on
Aging at 570775-5550 or
570-832-1929
and leave a
message
Assistive Device speaker 10:30
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March 2015 Blooming Grove Activities
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
6 Arts & Crafts
Cards
2 Medical Transport
3 Arts & Crafts
4 Cards Dominoes,
5 BLOOD PRESSURE
Hemlock Ladies
Tai Chi @ 10:45
Rummikube
Exercise w/ Lana
Arts, Crafts & Bingo
Wii bowling practice
Exercise w/ Lana
9 Medical Transport
10 BIGGER SHOPPING
ADVISORY BOARD 12:30 Arts & Crafts
Monday’s Angels
Tai Chi @ 10:45
Alzheimer Support 1:30 Exercise w/ Lana
11 BIGGER SHOPPING 12 BIGGER SHOPPING
Cards Dominoes,
Exercise w/ Lana
Rummikube
Arts, Crafts & Bingo
Wii bowling practice
18 Cards, Dominoes,
19 Exercise w/Lana
Arts, Crafts & Bingo
Wii bowling practice
13 Arts & Crafts
Cards
Nutrition speakers
(intern) 12:00
16 Medical Transport
17 VA Rep @ 9 am
Arts & Crafts
Tai Chi @ 10:45
Rummikube
Grief Support @ 10:30
Assistive Device speaker
12:00
Exercise w/ Lana
St Patrick’s Day Party!
23 Medical Transport
24 Arts & Crafts
25 Cards, Dominoes,
Ombudsman Mtg 1:30
Tai Chi @ 10:45
Rummikube
Exercise w/ Lana
20 SPRING BEGINS!!
Arts & Crafts Cards
26 Exercise w/Lana
Arts, Crafts & Bingo
Wii bowling practice
27 Arts & Crafts
Cards
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS!
PET ROCK CRAFT PROJECT
30 Medical Transport
31 Arts & Crafts
Tai Chi @ 10:45
Exercise w/ Lana
Seniors Are Our First Priority
CELEBRATE BIRTHDaylight
Savings time DAYS—here last Thurs
begins
of month
Sunday the
8th. Set
clocks ahead
1 hour.
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March Lunch Menu
MONDAY
TUESDAY
2
Tossed Salad
Lemon Chicken
Herbed Brown Rice
Peas & Onions
Wheat Bread
Fresh Fruit
3
Coleslaw
BBQ Chicken
Potatoes O’Brien
Pacific Medley
Dinner Roll
Chocolate Pudding
9
Waldorf Salad
Beef Stroganoff
over Rotini
Brussels Sprouts
Whole Wheat Bread
Fresh Fruit
10
Lentil Soup
Salisbury Steak
Sweet Potatoes
Mixed Vegetable
Rye Bread
Ambrosia
16
Cranberry Juice
Stuffed Cabbage
Mashed Potatoes
Corn
Rye Bread
Oatmeal Cookies
23
Tossed Salad
Italian Sausage
Peppers & Onions
Hoagie Roll
Herbed Cous Cous
Peas & Carrots
Jell-O
30
Cole Slaw
Chicken Nuggets
Confetti Rice
Baked Squash
Dinner Roll
Fresh Fruit
WEDNESDAY
Salad Bar Days
THURSDAY
4
5
Beef Barley Soup
Carrot Salad
Meatloaf & Gravy Ham w/ Raisin Sauce
Corn
Parsley Potatoes
Mashed Potatoes
Succotash
Rye Bread
Whole Wheat Bread
Fruit Cocktail
Jell-O
FRIDAY
6
Orange Juice
Alaskan Pollock
Rice Pilaf
Spinach
Wheat Bread
Fruited Jell-O
11
12
13
Cucumber Salad
Three Bean Salad
Split Pea Soup
Italian Meatballs
Chicken Cordon Bleu Tuna Salad Hoagie
Pasta / tomato sauce
w/ Gravy
Lettuce/Tom/Onion
Italian Green Beans
Oven browned
Potato Salad
Italian Bread
Potatoes
Banana Nut Bread
Vanilla Pudding
Zucchini & Tomatoes
Wheat Bread
Ice Cream
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18
19
20
Cabbage Soup
Tomato
Orzo Soup
Mandarin Salad
Broccoli & Chick Pea
Corned Beef Roll ups
Stuffed Shells w/
Sweet & Sour
Salad
Carrots and Boiled
Tomato Sauce
Chicken with Rice
Stuffed Chicken
Red potatoes
Italian Green Beans
Stir Fry Vegetables
Breast
Rye Bread
Italian Bread
Wheat Bread
Yellow Rice
Green Jell-O with
Mandarin Oranges
Pineapples
Glazed Carrots
Fruit
Rye Bread
Fresh Fruit
24
25
Orange Juice
Red Cabbage Salad
Chicken on a Biscuit Swedish Meatballs
w/ Vegetables
Rotini Pasta
Parsley Potatoes
String Beans
Peaches
Wheat Bread
Chocolate Cake
31
Tossed Salad
Chili Burger w/ Bun
Scalloped Potatoes
Green Beans
Pineapples
26
Grape Juice
Chile Con Carne
with Rice
Mexicali Corn
Corn Bread Muffin
27
Red Beets & Onions
Lemon Pepper Fish
Macaroni & Cheese
Stewed Tomatoes
Whole Wheat Bread
Fresh Fruit
Please note:
Milk is served with
each meal
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EVENTS and PROGRAMS
Please take note of what to bring when you come in:
*Copy of last year’s income tax return
*W-2 forms for each employer
*SSA-1099 form if paid Social Security
AARP TAX—AIDE 2015 FREE TAX HELP
Beginning February 4, 2015 AND until April 15th
by appointment only.
*All 1099 forms (1099-INT, 1099– DIV, 1099-B, etc.)
Blooming Grove Center - Tuesdays, Wednesdays
and Thursdays
*1099-R form if you receive a pension or an annuity
Matamoras Boro Hall #10 Avenue I –Tuesdays For
Taxpayers with low to middle income, with special
attention to those age 60 and older.
*1099—MISC showing any miscellaneous income
*All forms indicating federal income tax paid
*Bank documentation relevant to mortgage debt forgiveness
*Dependent care provider information (name, employer ID / Social Security #)
Business preparation is by CEZ form ONLY.
*All receipts or cancelled checks if itemizing deductions
All tax assistance is by appointment only.
*Social Security cards or other documentation for yourself & all
dependents
PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENTS: 570-775-5550
NEW DOCUMENTS TO BRING:FOR TAX PREPARATION
REGARDING YOUR HEALTH INSURANCE
1. Health Insurance coverage for you, your spouse & dependents.
2. If you do not have full year coverage, bring information on monthly coverage.
3. If you purchased health insurance through the healthcare marketplace/exchange you must bring form 1095—
You should receive this form by 1/31/15.
4. Bring any health care exemptions received from the IRS or the Health Care Marketplace
HOUSING REHABILITATION GRANTS FOR PIKE COUNTY
The Pike County Board of Commissioners has received funding from the Pennsylvania Department of
CATEGORY
1 PER
2 PER
3 PER
4 PER
5 PER
6 PER
7 PER
8 PER
LOW-MODERATE
INCOME
$38,950
$44,500
$50,050
$55,600
$60,050
$64,500
$68,950
$73,400
Community & Economic Development for the purpose of rehabilitating single family owner-occupied
housing units where the owner has a l-moderate income. Eligible owners could qualify for grants to
make repairs such as siding, windows, roofs, plumbing, furnaces and other elements to make the
home safe and sanitary. The grants do not have to be repaid unless the home is sold less than five (5)
years after the work is done. The, only a portion of the grant will have to be repaid. For more
information, or to obtain a pre-application you may call Christine Kerstetter, Pike County Human
Development office at 570-296-3434.
INCOME ELIGIBILITY LIMITS
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EVENTS and PROGRAMS
The 2014-2015 LIHEAP Energy Assistance Program closes
April 3, 2015.
Do you live in the Greentown area and
need assistance with your shopping
needs??
If you live in the Greentown Area and are unable to shop there
are a few supermarkets that will deliver to your home.
1. Lake Region IGA—570-226–6000 (you must order between
8 am & 10 pm on Tuesdays. They deliver same day.
There is a $1 charge per mile each way for delivery.
2. Dutch’s Market—570—676-3373 (No Weekend Delivery—
but require 24 hr. notice when ordering on other days
$10 delivery charge)
3. Dave’s Super Duper- 570-251-9530 – They do not deliver
too far from store. Call them for details.
SMALL JOBS CREW IS AN
ACT OF KINDNESS
In need of help with small jobs? General maintenance projects, yard work, clean-up? The
small Jobs Crew from the Wallenpaupack Free Methodist
Church want to help. Our mission and purpose is to Love God,
Love Others, Serve God, Serve Others. We seek to show our
community the love of Christ through acts of kindness and
service to others. Please contact us with your information and
needs and we will be happy to assist.
Contact : Gary and Kim Wyler—570-226-0554
INCLEMENT WEATHER INFORMATION
During inclement weather, watch the local
channels or listen to local radio stations for
school closings. If they are closed, then our centers
will be closed. If you receive home delivered meals ,
please be sure that your driveway & steps are cleared
of snow & ice so the driver can deliver your meals.
If you have an issue, please give us a call at: 570-775-5550.
VENDORS WANTED—MAY 16
You are cordially invited to participate in the
Pike County Area Agency on Aging’s Craft Fair/
Flea Market, Saturday, May 16th, 2015 from 10:00 am to
3:00 pm. For more information, please call Lana at:
570-775-5550.
SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICES IN SCRANTON (866-635-0767) &
STROUDSBURG (888-835-6169)
NEW HOURS: 9am—3 pm Mon, Tues,
Thurs, Fri.-Wed. close at 12
How to Apply: Call the LIHEAP number at the bottom
of the page or visit website below:
1. Online at: http://www.state.pa.us/foradult/heating.
Download an application for LIHEAP benefits by clicking on
the links below and return it to your local county assistance
office. In order to qualify, you must have an annual income
(before taxes) that is below the following amounts:
Household Size* Maximum Income Level (Per Year)
1 $17,505
2.$23,595
3 $29,685
4 $35,775
5 $41,865
6 $47,955
7 $54,045
8 $60,135
*For households with more than eight people, add $6,090 per
additional person. Always check with the appropriate
managing agency to ensure the most accurate guidelines.
Crisis Program Opens November 3, 2014 for emergency
situations. For more information, please contact your local
county Assistance office or contact the LIHEAP hotline at:
1-866-857-7095, Monday - Friday (individuals with hearing
impairments may call the TDD number: 1-800-451-5886).
PET ROCK ART & CRAFT PROJECT—
ROCKIN’ AT BLOOMING GROVE
On March 26. at 12 noon, Let’s Rock!! Are you
ready to rock? If so, you’ve come to the right place! Sure,
people have been painting rocks for thousands of years (ever
heard of cave paintings?), but you’ve never seen rock art like
this before. Each rock is unique. It is your rock & what’s
more, it’s as unique as you are! Yep, that’s right –your rock
is 100% original, not another one like it. So which project
should you use your rock for? That all depends on your
imagination! Take a moment & give your rock a good hard
look-now, what does it look like to you? Is it shaped like a
car? A bug, A spaceship? An egg? You decide. Use your
rock for one of the many rockin’ projects you can dream up
on your on, it’s all up to you. With a little paint (& a little
imagination), you can transform your rock into anything you
like or learn to teach your children or grandchildren about
rockin’. Ned a Pet, try a Pet Rock. Learn more. Looking forward to seeing you, our Teachers will be
Joanne & Bruce Kirkpatrick. Bring your own rock or we will
have some on hand for you.
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Hawley PA 18428
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Pike County Area Agency on Aging
Executive Director - Robin S. LoDolce - email: [email protected]
Waiver Supervisor— Rene Bernatzky— ACM Supervisor—James Rabbas
Nutrition Site Managers- Cherie Ann Bland, Lea Langer, Jean Imperiale
Activity & Program Director & Prime Time Health Coordinator - Lana Romeo
Blooming Grove Center 150 Pike County Blvd., Hawley, PA 18428
(Phone 570-775-5550 or 1-800-233-8911 Fax: 570-775-5558)
Office: Monday through Friday - 8am to 4pm
Center: Monday through Friday 8am to 4pm
Dingmans Center American Legion 851 107 Ball Park Rd, Dingmans Ferry PA 18328
570-828-7812—Tuesday & Friday 9am to 3pm
Lackawaxen/Shohola Township Center, Lackawaxen Fire Dept., Beisel Beck Rd. & Rte. 590,
Lackawaxen, PA 18435. Monday & Wednesday and Thursday 9am to 2pm (Phone-570-685-7808)
Milford Center—Pike County Library, 119 E. Harford St., Milford, PA 18337 10 am to 3 pm
(Phone: 570-832-1929)
Advisory Council
Chairperson: Norma Goldner * Karl A. Wagner, Jr., Commissioner Representative * Doris Bannon * Charlotte Bell *
*Jeanne Carlstedt * Patricia Crane* Jacqueline Eadicicco * Georgiana Ehrlich * George Kanfer* Marianne McMillin *
Ethel Musselwhite * Joe Shevlin * Catherine Steele * Rita Tepperman * Eileen Arenson * Sue Siska *
Pike County Commissioners - Richard A. Caridi * Matt Osterberg* Karl A. Wagner, Jr.*
Pike County Transportation Hours 7:30am—4:00pm Phone 570-296-3408 Toll Free: 1-866-681-4947
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