Senior Sentinel

Senior Sentinel
September 2014
The Newsletter of the Templeton Golden Social Center
Templeton Council On Aging & Food Pantry
1-978-632-4592
135 Patriots Road, PO Box 244, East Templeton MA, 01438
Message From Bethany
Upcoming Events
This newsletter issue is dedicated to Richard Lefebvre,
Call 978-632-4592 to Register
who passed in August. Dick had recently retired from the
Templeton COA where he had been delivering Meals on
Vintage Engine & Classic Auto Show
Wheels to our seniors for over a decade. Our thoughts and
Saturday September 27th from 9 AM to 5 PM
prayers are with his wife and family.
Templeton Common
He will truly be missed.
Join the Narragansett Historical Society for a
On another note, I need to clarify something that was said wonderful fall day on the common. View classic and
antique cars, shop the swap meet area, and tour the
at the August 4th Selectboard meeting when I asked on
behalf of the Senior Center Building Oversight Committee museum. WGAW will be present and live music
playing on the gazebo as The Thousand Acre Jazz
to see if a debt exclusion would be placed on the ballot.
Band performs jazz, swing and
This debt exclusion would have been for one year to raise
blues (courtesy of the Templeton
the $101,000 needed to finish the main floor of the Senior
Cultural Council). Visit the food
Community Center. Because there were override votes
tent and don’t forget to stop by
going to be listed on the ballot, the Selectboard choose not
the COA booth.
to include the dept exclusion. During this discussion,
Selectboard member Kenn Robinson stated that $100,000
Mya & a Movie
for the new building would be a perfect use for free cash.
Mya Visit
11:30 PM
Since then, seniors have asked me about the new building Lunch
12:30 PM - optional $3
and why we are fundraising when free cash will be used to Movie
1:00 PM
finance what is needed. The answer is that we are still
Mya, the therapy dog visits the Senior Center twice a
fundraising because the use of free cash for the new COA
month to socialize with new people. After Mya
is not likely. First, the tentative FY14 numbers do not
leaves, we will have a pizza lunch and show a movie.
show free cash to be anywhere near the amount of
Tuesday, September 16th - Winter’s Tale, PG13
$100,000. Secondly, the town has a Capital Planning
Starring Colin Farrell and Russell
Committee that has met with all departments in need of
Crow, this is a story of a thief who falls
capital funds and created a list of recommended equipment
for an heiress as she dies in his arms.
in order of need. Necessary vehicles and equipment for the
When he learns that he has the gift of
highway, cemetery and police departments are just some of
reincarnation, he sets out to save her.
the items ahead of the new COA on that list.
So, we continue to plug away at our capital campaign.
Tuesday, September 30th - Draft Day, PG13
$101,000 is not an insurmountable amount of money. A
At the NFL Draft, general manager
tax deductable donation of about $25 per household would
Sonny Weaver (Kevin Costner) has the
make it possible for us to reach this goal. In the interim,
opportunity to rebuild his team when he
we will continue to hold fundraisers and seek donations
trades for the number one pick. He must
from individuals and businesses. Donations can be made
decide what he's willing to sacrifice on a
payable to the Friends of the Templeton Elders, PO Box
life-changing day for a few hundred
85, East Templeton MA, 01438. For more information on
young men with NFL dreams.
building construction please see page 5.
September 2014
Ways the COA staff can help:
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SNAP & Food Pantry
Phone Wellness Checks
Transportation
File of Life
Fuel Assistance
Home Delivered Meals
Friendly Visits
Declaration of Homestead
Housing Counseling
RMV Disabled Placards
Referrals for legal, home health
aids, veterans’ services,
financial planning, home repairs
& more
SNAP Facts
SNAP Benefits to Increase
Good news for SNAP recipients!
October 1st marks the beginning of
the federal government’s fiscal year
and hence changes in many
government programs including
SNAP. They have announced a Cost
of Living Adjustment (COLA) of
2.6% to be effective October 1st.
This means the single senior who
currently receives $189 can expect
to receive $194 and the minimum
benefit of $15 will increase to $16.
Not a huge amount of extra money
to spend at the supermarket, but
every little bit helps our seniors.
Letters are expected to be sent out
later this month telling recipients
about this increase.
To read more about this go to http://
www.fns.usda.gov/sites/default/files/snap/
SNAP_%
20FY_2015_Cost_of_Living_Adjustments
.pdf
To apply for SNAP benefits stop by
or call the Senior Center
to receive an application.
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Outreach & Social Services
Cindy Shea, Outreach & Volunteer Coordinator
978-632-4592 email: [email protected]
Changing Health Needs
Already the leaves are beginning to change to the bright oranges, reds,
and yellows that mark the beginning of autumn. ‘Change’ seems to be the
mantra for autumn and especially for Medicare. As Open Enrollment
begins October 15th, it is a good time, now, to start thinking about your
health insurance which most likely will change at some point as you
navigate the senior years. To determine if you need to change to a new
plan, you can ask yourself these questions:
 Is my current plan still meeting my needs
 Are my co-pays and deductibles still manageable
 Am I seeing the doctor more (or less) often and have my medical
needs changed
 Are my prescription drugs too expensive
November 5th at 1:00 we will have a representative from SHINE will be
here in Templeton talking about Medicare. If you have questions or
answered yes to any of the questions above, you will want to attend this
meeting to get the info you need to choose the health plan that most suits
your changing needs. Although Gail and I are here to help you through
the open enrollment process, attending this meeting is a great way to get a
solid foundation before we have our appointment. In some cases, you
may find that this meeting will give you all the information you need.
Templeton & Phillipston
Hearts for Heat SM
By Dianna Morrison
The Farm Tour is On!
Saturday, September 13th starting at 10 PM to 2 AM
This is our opportunity to get a first hand look at the activities of local
farms as we raise funding for Hearts for Heat. Tour Tickets and Maps are
available at the Senior Center for $8 a person. The farms will offer
everything from demonstrations to mini horse drawn carriage rides for the
kids. Many farms will also have their products available for purchase.
Pictured: My family and I manning the Hearts for Heat booth at the
Templeton Craft Fair. My mom Martha, and my brother & sister in law
Rich & Kelly. For a while Doug and my Great Dane, Daisy, was with us
also. We were there offering information about Hearts for Heat and
asking for donations of $4, the equivalent of one gallon of oil for a
household in need. We raised $300 over the two days. Put together with
the matching grant from the founding chapter of Hearts for Heat, we now
have a total of $600. But there is still $4,400 available in matching funds,
so keep those donations coming! Checks made out to Hearts for Heat can
be mailed to PO Box 85 East Templeton MA, 01438. Thank you!
September 2014
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Veterans Service Officer
John C. Caplis, Sergeant First Class, Retired
[email protected]
978-894-6971
Tuesday - Thursday 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
I have great news this month! First, the Veterans’ Oversight Board was appointed by the Selectman on August 11th 2014.
This year’s Board consists of the following individuals: Chair Michael Currie; Co-Chair Hal Bourgeois; Secretary Christine
Caplis; and Treasurer Ted Furr. We are very excited to have all these volunteer board members. Great job, and thank you all
for stepping up to help support the veterans in our community.
Something else that is excellent news for our community is that the Board of Selectman signed a proclamation naming
September 28th 2014 a day to remember and honor all Purple Heart recipients. In turn, this makes Templeton a Purple Heart
Community recognized by the Military Order of the Purple Heart Association and Washington D.C. I have copied the
Proclamation as it reads:
Whereas, the residents of the Town of Templeton have great admiration and utmost gratitude for all the men and women
who have selflessly served their country and this community in the Armed Forces, and
Whereas, veterans have paid a high price for freedom by leaving their families and community, and placing themselves in
harm’s way for the good of all, and
Whereas, the contributions and sacrifices of the men and women from Templeton who served in the Armed Forces have
been vital in maintaining the Freedoms and way of life enjoyed by our residents, and
Whereas, our community has a proud tradition of military service and many of our citizens have earned the Purple Heart
Medal as a result of being wounded while engaged in combat with an enemy force, construed as a singularly meritorious act
of essential service,
NOW, THEREFORE, we, the Town of Templeton’s Board of Selectman, do officially proclaim September 28, 2014, as a
day to remember and Honor all Purple Heart recipients, and designate Templeton, Massachusetts as a Purple Heart
Community, honoring the service and sacrifices of our nations men and women in uniform, that we wounded or killed by
enemy while serving to protect the freedoms enjoyed by all Americans.
We will honor and remember all our veterans and Purple Heart recipients on Sunday, September 28th at 1:00 PM on
Templeton Common. I hope to see all veterans, their families, veterans supporters and non-veterans come out to celebrate
this great occasion. The COA will offer a van to the event. RSVP for transportation 978-632-4592.
News From SHINE
Senior Center
& Food Pantry
Serving the Health Insurance Needs of Everyone
For assistance with anything regarding health insurance questions & information, contact our Templeton COA SHINE Counselors
or call SHINE directly at 1-800-243-4636, press option 3.
Don’t Ignore Your Medicare Mail!
It’s that time of year again! If you have a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan or a
Medicare Advantage Plan (HMO, PPO), you should be receiving information from
your plan by the end of September. It is important to understand and save this
information because it explains the changes in your plan for 2014.
Wish List
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Coffee Cups
Postage Stamps
Copy Paper
Thank You
Vickie & Kevin Cartee
for paper plates.
Medicare Open Enrollment October 15th - December 7th
To all those who made
During the annual Medicare Open Enrollment you will have a chance to CHANGE
donations to the COA
your plan for next year. SHINE Counselors can help you understand your plan
changes, as well as other options you may have. Make your SHINE appointment early! in memory of:
Richard Lefebvre
Medicare Open Enrollment Update Meetings
COA Staff
Beginning in October we will be conducting our Medicare Open Enrollment Update
Mary Sawicki
Meetings to explain any changes to Medicare or Medicare Health Plans or Drug Plans Stanley & Nellie Koczan
for the 2015 plan year. These meetings are important and you should plan to attend
Shirley Koczan
one near you. Save the Date because Templeton’s Enrollment Update Meeting will be Joyce Koczan
held on Wednesday, November 5th at 1:00 PM.
Christine Hause
September 2014
HDM - Home Delivered Meal
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
2
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9-1
Food Pantry
3
9:30
Call 978-632-4592 for a full menu
9-1
FRIDAY
4
Food Pantry
HDM Chicken
Cacciatore
10:00 Stitch & Gab
Wood Carving
5
10:30 Winchendon
10:30 Winchendon
HDM Turkey Chow Mein
Senior Ctr. Lunch
Senior Ctr. Lunch
HDM Roast Pork
HDM Pesto Chicken
12:30 Golden Agers
1:00 Cribbage
Bingo
Van
12:45 COA Board Mtg
5:30 Diner’s Club
Sunday
7
1 to 4 Carving Class
Monday
8
HDM Chicken Kielbasa
Van
Church Supper
Sunday
15
9
Wood Carving
Van
Bugaboo &
Shopping
Food Pantry
10
Food Pantry
9:30
10:00 Stitch & Gab
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HDM Sweet & Sour
Meatballs
Sunday
Van
9:30
Wood Carving
10:30 Winchendon
Senior Ctr. Lunch 12:30 Golden Agers
HDM Ziti w/ meatsauce
Bingo
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30
1 to 4 Carving Class
HDM Shepard’s Pie
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Food Pantry
Van
Cribbage
Volunteer Day
October 1
9:30
Wood Carving
10:30 Winchendon
HDM Lunch
Senior Ctr. Lunch
HDM Teriyaki Chicken 12:30 Golden Agers
Bingo
11:30 Mya & a Movie
13
Septemberfest
19
HDM Burger
10:00 Stitch & Gab
10:30 Winchendon
Senior Ctr. Lunch
HDM Chicken Alfredo
1:00
Cribbage
Saturday
10:30 Winchendon
Senior Ctr. Lunch
HDM Roast Turkey
Cribbage
October 2
20
Van
Athol Farmers’
Market
Van
Portsmouth
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10:00 Stitch & Gab
1:00
Purple Heart Day 9 - 1
Monday
1:00
24 9 - 1 Food Pantry
HDM Breaded Chicken
Monday
Saturday
10:30 Winchendon
9 - 1 Food Pantry
Senior Ctr. Lunch
10 - 2 Farm Tour
HDM Cold Plate
9-2
HDM Roast Pork
10:30 Winchendon
Senior Ctr. Lunch 12:30 Golden Agers
Bingo
HDM Tarragon Chicken
6:30 Friends Meeting
11:30 Mya & a Movie
9 - 1 Food Pantry
12:30 Brown Bag
11 HDM Broccoli Bake 12
Pantry Closed
Wood Carving
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Athol Farmers’
Market
17 9 - 1 Food Pantry 18
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21
1 to 4 Carving Class
9:30
HDM Honey Mustard
10:30 Winchendon
Chicken
Senior Ctr. Lunch
HDM Breaded Fish
12:30 Golden Agers
Bingo
12:00 Veteran’s Group
9-1
HDM American Chop
Suey
Sunday
9-1
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1 to 4 Carving Class
Monday
7AM - 8PM
State Primary
at Narragansett HS
Saturday
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HDM Fish Sticks
Saturday
Van
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Classic &
Antique Car
Show
October 3
9 - 1 Food Pantry
HDM Lunch
10:00 Stitch & Gab
Van Tower Hill Trip
10:30 Winchendon
Senior Ctr. Lunch
Saturday
4
HDM Lunch
1:00 Cribbage
Van Athol Farmers’
Market
5:30 Diner’s Club
September 2014
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On Going Events & Activities
Social & Support
Diners Club - 1st Thursday of each month at 5:30 PM
Join this group out to dinner at different area restaurants
once a month. Order what you wish off the menu as
separate checks will be issued. This month they will be
meeting at Barbers Crossing in Sterling on the 4th.
Veterans’ Group - Tuesday, September 9th at 12:00 PM.
All are welcome to this Veterans Support Group.
Discussion topics, occasional speakers, and lunch.
Golden Age Club - Meetings are the 1st & 3rd Mondays
of the month at 1:30 at the American Legion. New
members always welcome. Only $5 a year to join. This
club also offers a monthly Blood Pressure Clinic open to
all on the 1st Monday.
Arts & Crafts
Wood Carvers Club - Wednesdays 9:30 AM to 1:00
PM. This group is made up of wood carvers with
varying levels of experience. Master & advanced carvers
volunteer their time to expand skills of other carvers.
Tools are available for use during club times. Pot luck
lunch every Wednesday. Donations toward lunch and
coffee greatly appreciated.
Cards & Games
Cribbage - Thursdays at 1:00 PM
Everyone is welcome to this friendly game
Golden Age Club Bingo - Wednesdays from 12:30 3:30 PM at the American Legion. It only costs $5 a year
to be a member of the Golden Age Club and join in on
this Bingo game. Bingo cards cost $0.50 each. Prize
money depends on the number of players but averages $5
to $10 a game. Coffee is served and there is a social
break about halfway through the afternoon. For more
information contact Janet Whipple at 978-939-5689.
Parker House of Pizza
17 Pleasant Street, Gardner
978-632-9383
Reno’s Pizzeria
132A Patriots Road, E. Templeton
978-632-3200
Seniors 65+, bring this newsletter to Reno’s
to receive a 10% Senior Discount!
New Senior Community Center
Construction Update
August was a busy month at the new Senior
Community Center. It was so exciting to have to run
over to the construction site to check in with several
contractors at a time! Here is a rundown of where we
stand on different aspects of construction:
 Bids for the HVAC system will be opened soon.
 Upper level rough in plumbing complete/inspected
 Upper level rough in electrical is complete and will
be inspected by the time you are reading this.
 Volunteers have our phone and IT wiring 90% done.
Special thank you to Deric Shea (Cindy’s husband),
John Caplis (Veteran’s Service officer), and our
own Don LeBlanc for working on this.
 Volunteers also finished taking down the old air
ducts and suspended ceilings.
 We have a company lined up to drywall and plaster,
but we need to finish removing the old drywall and
scrape the studs clean of the old glue first.
We have an other volunteer day coming up on
Thursday, September 18th from 9 AM to 2 PM
where we will be working on prepping for drywall.
The biggest news from
August is we now have a
lower level floor! This is a
huge step in obtaining
occupancy and is also
necessary for installing the
furnaces. Left: arm of the
concrete pump truck.
Although construction
continues, we know that what is left to do on the first
floor will take more money than what is left in the
budget. We are trying to prevent a point where work
stops because the money has run out. This is why The
Friends of the Templeton Elders are fundraising.
Pictured below: Priscilla LeClerc, Carolyn Touchette,
and Elaine Barton standing in front of the Angel Tree
at the Craft Fair. These angel ornaments are a gift for
those who
donate $10
toward the new
building.
Angels are still
available. Stop
by Scout Hall
to grab yours.
September 2014
Featured Excursions
Athol Farmer’s Market - Saturday, September 6th, 20th and
October 4th. Pick ups begin at 9:30 AM. While trips to the
two Gardner farmer’s markets are always available, we will
be headed to the Athol Farmers markets two times a month.
The Athol market does accept SNAP benefits where
Gardner’s does not. Minimum van ridership required.
Bugaboo Creek Steak House & Shopping - Wednesday,
September 10th. Pick ups begin at 10:30 AM and the trip will
depart the plaza at 2:30 PM. We are traveling to Nashua, NH
on the 10th for lunch at Bugaboo and shopping the Nashua
Mall. While it is called a mall, it is more like a plaza but has
great stores like Christmas Tree Shop, Kohls, Burlington Coat
Factory, and LL Bean outlet.
Septemberfest - September, 13th at the Otter River
Sportsmen’s Club. Pick ups begin at 11:15 AM. Join the
Memorial Congregational Church on the 13th for their annual
Septemberfest complete with chicken BBQ, harvest table, and
basket raffle. Cost is $10 for a 1/2 chicken with baked potato,
cole slaw, watermelon, and cookie ($9 for seniors). RSVP can
be done via the Senior Center if you are taking the van, or call
978-939-2631 to make a reservation if you are driving
yourself.
Portsmouth Trip - Friday, September 26th. Pick ups begin at
9:30 AM and the trip will depart Portsmouth at 12:30 PM.
Between the seaside views and the cute downtown shops, get
out there and enjoy the weather while we still can. Lunch will
be up to trip goers, but Colby’s is a great “greasy spoon” spot.
Vintage Engine & Classic Car Show - Saturday, September
27th. Pick ups begin at 10:30 AM. See cover for details.
Women’s Club Tower Hill Botanical Gardens Trip Saturday, October 3rd. More info in October’s newsletter.
Reservations for Excursions are taken on the first
day of the month and are accepted until trip is full.
Regularly Scheduled Trips
Memorial Congregational Church Supper, Baldwinville September 8th Pick ups begin at 4:00 PM
A free dinner and a fun evening out with friends. Donations
welcome. Offered on the 1st Monday of the Month
Winchendon Lunches - Pick ups begin at 10:30 AM
Take the van to our neighbors at the Winchendon Senior
Center for lunch. Lunch costs $2.25 a person. Offered every
Tuesday & Thursday unless otherwise noted.
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Templeton COA Vans
COA Van Dispatcher, Don LeBlanc
[email protected]
Call 978-632-4592
to make a reservation.
You are encouraged to make reservations at least
1 week in advance,
especially for medical appointments.
Reservations are taken no later than
12:30 PM the day prior to your trip.
Local Shopping/Social Trips
Mondays - Fridays: 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM
Shopping and errands around
Templeton & Gardner
Medical Trips
Local, Mon. - Fri: 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM
Out of Town, Mon. - Fri: by Appointment
Transportation provided to any destination and
time needed for medical appointments if schedule
permits. Scheduling is done on a
first come, first serve basis.
September 2014
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Friends of the Templeton Elders
Comedy Appraisal Night a Huge Success!
Eighty Four people were in attendance that evening and 148
appraisal tickets were sold. Appraiser Gary Sohmers was true to
his word as attendees received the full TV experience. Item
owners were brought on stage as Gary had a conversation with
them about the things they had brought. Anytime he told
someone their item was a “winner,” the crown would clap. Of
course Tommy Royer, owner of Kamaloht, put out an excellent
spread of hors d’oeuvres and our 50/50 heads or tails game
generated lots of laughs (thank you Paul Bisbee for painting the
pins for that game). We also want to thank all those that
contributed through a donation of their time, auction item, or
financial contribution. Additional thanks to Gary Sohmers for
putting on a wonderful show. We appreciate those who attended
and hope you had a good time. The best news is that we raised
$2,600 that evening!
Please help us in thanking these local businesses who
contributed to the event through your future patronage.
Bruce’s Burner Service
Cloutier’s Pete & Henry’s
Country Folk Gift Shop
Country Mischief
Donna Debasitis
Expressions of Love
Gardner Ale House
One Hand Salad Server
Happy Trails Natural Foods
Hand Crafted by Gary Bellemare
Head to Toe Salon & Spa
Heather Croft Quilt Shack
Heywood Wakefield Commons
JK Crossroads Restaurant
Karen’s Kountry Krafts
King Phillip Restaurant
Kreation by Kimmie
Laurie Truehart Carving
Martha’s Hair Design
Martin Farm Winery
Northwood Naturals
Nouveaux Riches
Pat’s Poodle Parlor
Picture This by Chris
Pink Zebra
Priscilla Candy Shop
Red Apple Farm
Reno’s Pizzeria
Rose Candles & Gifts
Serendipity Salon
Studio 4 Potters
Suzette’s Breakfast & Lunch
Tanguay Jewelers
Temptations Boutique & Bridal
The Kitchen Garden
Valley Florist
Velvet Goose
Village Pizza & Subs
Westminster Country Club
Pictured left: Gary talking with
Beverly Bartolomeo about her box for
casting “black ball” ballots.
Templeton Food Pantry
Tuesdays
& Thursdays from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
2nd Saturday
of the month 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
2nd Thursday of the month - closed
3 Elm Street, Baldwinville, MA 01436
Dot McKellick, Pantry Coordinator
978-939-5965 [email protected]
We wanted to send a special
thank you this month to the
New Hope Bible Church.
Through a coordinated effort
of their entire membership,
they raised a little over $500
for the Food Pantry at the Templeton Craft
Fair. Church members made double sided
fleece blankets and painted tiki torches starting
back in January. They then took turns
manning a booth at the fair selling these items
as well as Red Sox ticket raffle. Church
members donated all the materials so all the
money raised went to the Pantry. If you would
like to learn more about the New Hope Bible
Church and their community efforts, they meet
on Sundays at 10 AM at the Narragansett MS.
Thank you to those who contributed to the
Food Pantry last month:
Aiken’s
Pat Gale
St. Martins
Joan Ares
Tim Rotti
The Trifilo’s
Sue Caisse
Don Morin
Tim & Judy
Joan Ares
Mike Dembek
Jean Eckert
Alice Cote
Marion Gay
Anna Henri
Lourie Waite
Fern Dorval
First Church of Templeton
St. Vincent de Paul
Ellen & Harold Chapman
Janice & Philip Lefebvre
Barbara & Stephen White
Jean Suszynski
Mary Lou Austin
Quimby Whitney Jr.
Kitchen Gardens
Joanne Thonen
Linda Amidon
The Wilber’s
Vilma Hendricken
Holy Cross Church
Michael Gaudet
Paul Fredette
Baldwinville Congregational
Friends of the Templeton Elders
PO Box 85
East Templeton, MA
01438
Non Profit Org.
U.S. Postage Paid
Permit No. 10
Templeton, MA
01468
Return Service Requested
“Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.”
- Albert Camus, Writer & 1957 Nobel Prize Winner
Happy “Second Spring” from Representative Denise Andrews
617-722-2460; www.deniseandrews.org
COA Staff
978-632-4592
Director
Bethany Loveless
[email protected]
Outreach & Volunteer
Coordinator
Cindy Shea
[email protected]
Van Dispatch
Don LeBlanc
[email protected]
Bookkeeper
Pamela Landry
[email protected]
COA Board of Directors
Food Pantry Coordinator
Dot McKellick
978-939-5965
[email protected]
Meals on Wheels Drivers
Russell Clark
Bob Goguen
Patricia Arsenault
Van Drivers
Joe Arsenault
Bill Buckler
Jim Cornwell
Ron Lewis
Bob Goguen
Russell Clark
This newsletter is supported in part by the
Executive Office of Elder Affairs.
Chairman, Charlene Arsenault
[email protected]
Vice Chairman, Phyllis Denis
Secretary, Karin Bourgeois
Members
Betty Boutell
Herb Ferran
Leona DeGrace
Leona DeGrace
Vacant
Associate Members
Sandy Lafond
Dot Daly
Dot McKellick
Dan McKellick
Hal Bourgeois
Gene Denis
Elisa Chouinard
Crescencia Operario
AnnMarie Page
Linda Thompson
Priscilla LeClerc
Vacancies