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Annapolis Senior Activity Center

119 South Villa Avenue Annapolis, MD 21401

Phone: 410-222-1818 Fax: 410-222-1216 Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF AGING AND DISABILITIES

“Making Life Better”

February 2020

Inside this issue:

Special Events Page 2

Important Notes Page 3

Member Profile

Pages 4 & 5

Holidays Page 5

Weekly Classes

Pages 6 & 7

Ongoing Services Page 7

Center Reminders & Trip News Page 8

Menu Page 9

Center Information 0

Web Site: www.aacounty.org/departments/aging-and-disabilities

VALENTINE’S DAY PARTY

Wednesday, February 12th, 12:30 p.m.

Love is in the air! Tim Amann from Pet Rock will be singing some of your favorite tracks along with some memorable love songs. Don’t forget to wear your pink & red. Refreshments will be served.

BATES ALUMNI DAY

Tuesday, February 25th, 11:30 a.m.

Show your Bates pride by wearing your school shirt or colors! Come hang out with old classmates while reminiscing about your days at Bates. Light refreshments will be provided.

Thursday, February 20th, 10:00 a.m. SHOPPING TRIP: “SUPER” WALMART Take a trip with friends to the Wal-Mart located on George Claus Blvd. Sign up begins 2/3/20. Friday, February 21st, 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. CAKE DECORATING WITH DIANE Join Diane Gilligan as she teaches icing basics, including making borders and flowers. Sign up begins 2/3/20. Monday, February 24th, 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. AARP SMART DRIVERS COURSE Refresh your driving skills and learn proven safe driving strategies in this four hour course. You could also be eligible for a discount on your auto insurance. The course costs $15.00 for AARP members (bring card) and $20.00 for non-members. Make checks payable to AARP. Sign up begins 2/3/20. Tuesday, February 25th, 11:30 a.m. BATES ALUMNI DAY Wear your purple and gold! Come and have a good time with friends and classmates. More details on page 1. Wednesday, February 26th, 11:00 a.m. LEARN ABOUT THE MARYLAND COURT SYSTEM The discussion will include: an overview of the different levels of courts and the types of cases each one handles; what judges do and how they are selected; and what the clerk’s office is and what it does. Also discussed will be various resources the judiciary makes available to the public to help with many types of common cases, such as landlord/tenant issues, guardianship, small claims, and many others. Presented by Scott Poyer, Clerk of the Anne Arundel County Court and Circuit Court. Wednesday, February 26th, 12:30 p.m. DJ BOB JONES Your favorite DJ is back! Listen to some of your favorite tunes that will give you nostalgia. Friday, February 28th, 11:00 a.m. LUNCHEON TRIP TO GALWAY BAY IRISH RESTAURANT & PUB Enjoy lunch with friends. Sign up begins 2/3/20. Anyone needing special accommodations must contact Isaac Jones at 410-222-1818 or through Maryland Relay 7-1-1 or by email at [email protected] at least 7 days in advance of the event. All materials available in alternative formats upon request.


Special Events in February Monday, February 3rd—Friday, February 28th CANNED FOOD DONATIONS The center will be collecting canned food donations for the month of February. Please bring your canned goods to donate to the Light House Shelter, placing it in the box outside the director’s office. Please check expiration date before bringing in canned soup. Wednesday, February 5th, 12:30 p.m. MUSIC WITH KARTER JAYMES Come sing along with friends to some of your favorite songs. Tuesday, February 11th, 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. DEPARTMENT OF AGING AND DISABILITIES INFORMATION & ASSISTANCE English Harper from the department of aging will be present to answer any questions you may have concerning available resources the county has to offer. Wednesday, February 12th, 12:30 p.m. VALENTINE’S DAY PARTY & MUSIC WITH TIM AMANN FROM PET ROCK Love is in the air! Tim Amann from Pet Rock will be singing some of your favorite songs. Don’t forget to wear your red or pink! Thursday, February 13th SPRING REGISTRATION BEGINS FOR ANNE ARUNDEL COMMUNITY COLLEGE COURSES HELD AT ANNAPOLIS SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER. Friday, February 14th, 10:00 a.m. VAN TRIP: “OLD” WALMART Shop with your friends and grab a bite to eat while you’re at it. Sign up begins 2/3/20. Monday, February 17th ALL ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTERS WILL BE CLOSED IN OBSERVANCE OF PRESIDENTS DAY. Wednesday, February 19th, 10:00 a.m. ASK THE UNDERTAKER Ryan Helfenbein from Lasting Tributes will be here to talk about funeral expenses, pre-planning, and answer any other funeral related questions you may have. Wednesday, February 19th, 12:30 p.m. MUSIC WITH FRANK & TRISH CURRERI Come check out this fun duo as they return to perform some of your favorite hits.


Important Notes

Book Donations & Sale

The center accepts books that have been published within the last 10 years.

Please bring donations to the front desk.

Please do not put books on the book shelves or cart.

All books are accepted except for religious books and cookbooks.

The center sells hardback books for $1.00 and paperbacks for 50 cents.

All proceeds from book sales benefit the

Annapolis Senior Activity Center.

Tax Preparation

Annapolis Senior Activity Center will have tax preparation

done on a limited basis for 2020. Please call the center between the hours of 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Monday through Friday to

check availability/schedule an appointment. If no one is available to schedule an appointment, just leave a message and

your call will be returned.

2020 SPRING REGISTRATION FOR COLLEGE CLASSES BEGINS FEBRUARY 13th

WAYS TO REGISTER FOR FALL CLASSES

1st & Fastest: Online: “portal.aacc.edu”

2nd: Pick up a paper form at the senior

center and give the completed form to

the front desk. Convenient but takes time.

3rd: In person at one of the AACC’s

three campus locations:

Arnold Campus

Glen Burnie Town Center

AACC at Arundel Mills

4th: Mail registration form to

Continuing Education & Workforce

Development, CALT 115, 101 College

Pkwy, Arnold, MD 21012-1895.

The college accepts credit card, check or

money order (payable to AACC).


A “Not So Senior Moment” By Martha Thorn

Norma Chue Worden was born in Kingston, Jamaica. At the time, Jamaica, an island country in the West Indies, was a British colony. Life in the tropics was not an easy one of continuous music and lush vegetation. “While we did not have to deal with cold winters, we had hurricanes and monsoon weather. World War II touched our lives as well and I remember vividly my family huddled around a small radio in a dark room, listening to the BBC war news.” Norma

recalled wartime island-wide shortages, such as water and food. “Rice and salted cod fish, staples in the West Indian diet, were not always available.” She was one of five children and, while growing up, she attended a public grammar school and private high school. Both were all-girls Catholic schools run by the Franciscan Sisters who are missionaries from Allegany, N.Y., to Jamaica. After high school, Norma attended St. Bonaventure University in Allegany, N.Y. The university was across the road from the convent that had once served as the Mother House for the sisters. The building was off campus and had been converted into a women’s dormitory when St. Bonaventure became co-educational. The sisters ran the dormitory which housed about 70 women from all four classes. “Because my classmates and I were in one of the early co-educational classes, we felt like pioneers,” and being at St. Bonaventure “was quite a change from the all-girl institutions.” She no longer had to wear a uniform, but had to buy warm clothing because of the frigid New York winters. She was a long way from home, living in a dormitory and happy to meet the other co-eds, especially the ones from nearby Buffalo, N.Y., who knew how to dress for the cold and the snow. Norma declared her biology major when she entered the university and “plowed right through” the curriculum, determined to return home and teach high school. Since tuition and room and board were expensive, she had a part-time job as a research assistant on campus during her four years of college. “I made fifty cents an hour,” she laughed, “and put it all away for warm clothing.” Norma had an older sister in the United States, whom she rarely saw during their college years. Her academic schedule kept her too busy to go visiting. She attended classes Monday through Saturday with lectures scheduled from 8 a.m. to noon which sometimes ran to 12:30 p.m. and biology labs scheduled from 1 – 4 p.m., which sometimes ran to 5 p.m. or later. As she lived off campus, Norma had all her meals in the dormitory except for lunch at the on-campus basement cafeteria that offered the basics – hot dogs, hamburgers, grilled cheese sandwiches, hot cocoa, tea and coffee. On the occasions when she was homesick, Norma visited “Merton’s Heart,” a heart shaped clearing on a hill above the Allegheny River. It is named for Thomas Merton, the Trappist mystic who once taught at St. Bonaventure, and who spent time in this mountain-side clearing. She also visited other hills around Olean, N.Y., a city near the university. The hills reminded her of home, and they made her feel better. When she graduated from the university in 1964, Norma returned to Jamaica to teach at the same high school from which she had graduated. She taught the fifth form in the school’s British education system, which roughly correlates to the twelfth grade in the United States. After a year and a half of teaching she returned to St. Bonaventure to pursue a master’s degree in education, specializing in counseling and guidance. While completing her course work for her master’s degree, she married Robert Worden whom she had met at St. Bonaventure. They then moved to Arlington, Va., in 1967 so Robert could pursue his doctorate degree at Georgetown University while Norma wrote her master’s thesis. After he completed his course work and dissertation, they moved to Annapolis, Md., where they rented a house while he served two years as an Army officer at Fort Meade. Later, they bought a house in the Murray Hill area. “It wasn’t as expensive as it is now, thank God,” Norma noted, “as we bought a fixer upper.” The couple also bought their first car, which they needed for Robert’s commute to Fort Meade and to get groceries. “By living downtown, we could walk to school, church, stores, post office, and the bank, but there were no supermarkets downtown,” Norma said. “There was a Safeway where the Goodwill is today, a Magruder's occupied the Safeway store when it closed, but it relocated to the Parole Shopping Center. There also was Acme where the Shoppers grocery store used to be — all too far away to walk and buy groceries for a growing family.”


After Robert completed his Army commitment, he was offered a job with the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. He commuted to work on the Greyhound bus which ran along West Street and which had a stop near his office. “Then, we only needed the car for groceries and other such errands,” Norma said. As her husband concentrated on his career, Norma focused on raising their family, substitute teaching and volunteering. The three children — a daughter and two sons — attended St. Mary’s schools where Norma substituted teaching in all grades from kindergarten through high school. She also volunteered as a home room mother and worked with the parent-teacher associations. When an opening became available for a full-time position, she taught fifth grade for two years. Norma didn’t want a full-time job, but over the years, she did have two other part-time jobs—one at a copy shop on West Street for several years and then as a land researcher for the county for eight years. Norma became involved with the senior centers when a friend who taught at the Arnold Senior Activity Center invited her to his class and to see what the centers were all about. She did, and then she checked out the Annapolis Senior Activity Center when it was still in the Eastport Shopping Center. When the Annapolis activity center moved to the Bates Heritage Complex, Norma began taking many of the classes offered by Anne Arundel Community College. She enjoyed, and still enjoys the various classes, including tai chi, aerobics, French, Italian, music appreciation, opera, music and arts, computer, wine appreciation, and oceanography. She also began helping with the flea markets and bake sales, and in March 2019 she was elected to serve on the board of Annapolis Seniors Inc., the nonprofit organization that raises money for the center. An untiring advocate of the center, Norma says, “I’m willing to help wherever I’m needed. If there’s more to do, I’d like to do more.” She’s passionate about the centers because they offer so many activities geared to seniors. “So many seniors seem to stay at home, and that’s not good,” she says. “They need to get out of the house and interact with people and nature instead of staying inside and doing nothing.” Taking her own advice, Norma loves to travel. “My husband’s ancestors came from Switzerland, Germany, England, and Ireland, so we’ve visited all of those places and more. My family’s from China, so we’ve been there too. We’ve also taken small-ship cruises to Baja California and Belize, and make frequent visits to family in the eastern United States and Canada.” The faith and values that she learned from her parents and the Franciscan sisters in Jamaica were reinforced at St. Bonaventure and at St. Mary’s. Norma has led a busy and active life with her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Neither rich nor poor, she is happy that her material needs are satisfied. The bills have always been paid, and she’s had the freedom and encouragement to accomplish the things that she’s really wanted to do, based on being cheerful, helpful, hopeful, and humble. Now we’re lucky to have her volunteering at the Annapolis Senior Activity Center, one of seven senior centers in Anne Arundel County.

Updated Anne Arundel County Holidays

2020

The Senior Center will be closed on:

Additional closures for county Senior Centers on days between Christmas Eve Day and New Year’s Day may be announced at a later time.

1. Presidents’ Day– Monday, February 17th 2. Good Friday– Friday, April 10th 3. Memorial Day– Monday, May 25th 4. Independence Day– Friday, July 3rd 5. Labor Day– Monday, September 7th

6. Election Day– Tuesday, November 3rd 7. Veterans Day– Wednesday, November 11th 8. Thanksgiving– Thursday, November 26th 9. Thanksgiving Friday– November 27th 10. Christmas Day– Friday, December 25th

Weekly Class Schedule


Codes: © = Community College Course, Registration Required. * = Free Center sponsored course DPAO = Design & Production of Art Objects

Monday Tuesday 8:30-9:30 Aerobics (Cardio Conditioning) © 9:00-10:30 Beginning French © 9:00-11:00 iPhone Basics © 9:30-10:30 Beg.-GentleYoga (Integ. Strength/Flex) © 10:00-12:00 Design, Market, Art of Ceramics © 10:00-12:00 DPAO: Painting & Drawing © 10:30-11:30 Aerobics (Functional Conditioning) © 10:35-12:30 Intermediate French © 11:15-1:15 iPad Basics © 11:30-12:30 Beg. Tai Chi (Funct. Mobility & Balance) © 12:30-1:30 Beg. Tai Chi (Funct. Mobility & Balance) © 12:30-2:30 Design, Market, Art of Ceramics © 1:00-2:30 Conversational French © 1:00-3:00 World of Opera © 1:00-4:00 Yarn Garden Knitting & Crochet * 1:30-2:30 Chair Tai Chi (Adapted Physical Ed.) © 1:45-3:45 iPhone Intermediate © 3:00-4:00 Line Dance - Beginning ©

8:30-9:30 Pilates (Core Stability Tech.) © 8:30-9:30 Pilates (Core Stability Tech) w/Kim © 9:15-11:15 Contemporary Economics © 9:15-12:15 DPAO: Watercolor © 9:30-10:30 Intermediate Tai Chi (Funct. Mobility/Bal.) © 10:00-11:15 Beg.-Intermed. Yoga (Integ. Strength/Flex) (Res.) © 10:30-11:30 Adaptive PE (Chair Class) © 10:30-11:30 Spanish-English Exchange * 10:30-12:30 Art Education for Older Adults © 11:30-12:30 Aerobics (Cardio Conditioning) © 11:45-1:45 Beginning Spanish © 12:30-1:30 Pilates (Core Stability Tech) © 1:00-3:00 Knitting * 1:00-3:00 DPAO: One Stroke Painting © 1:00-3:30 DPAO: Pastels © 1:30-3:00 Intermediate Line Dancing © 3:05-4:00 Open Table Tennis*

Wednesday Thursday 8:30-9:30 Aerobics (Cardio Conditioning) © 9:15-12:15 DPAO: Painting © 9:30-10:30 Beg.-Gentle Yoga (Integ. Strength/Flex) © 10:00-10:45 Keep Your Mind Alert I * 10:00-11:30 Jewelry Making Club * 10:30-11:30 Aerobics (Funct. Conditioning) © 10:30-12:00 Smartphone Photography © 10:45-11:30 Keep Your Mind Alert II* 11:30-12:30 Beg. Tai Chi (Funct. Mobility/Balance) © 11:45-3:00 Party Bridge* 12:30-1:30 Beg. Tai Chi (Funct. Mobility/Balance) © 1:00-3:00 Popular Music Through the Decades © 1:30-2:45 Intermediate Yoga © 2:50-4:00 Open Table Tennis*

8:30-9:30 Pilates (Core Stability Tech.) © 8:30-9:30 Pilates (Core Stability Tech.) w/Kim © 9:30-10:30 Intermediate Tai Chi (Funct. Mobility/Bal.)© 9:30-11:30 DPAO: Mixed Media Art © 10:00-11:15 Beg.-Intermed. Yoga (Integ. Strength/Flex) (Res.) © 10:00-12:00 Cold War History © 10:00-12:00 Sewing Class * 10:30-11:30 Adaptive PE (Chair Class) © 10:30-11:30 Spanish-English Exchange * 10:30-12:30 Music & Arts © 11:30-12:30 Aerobics (Cardio. Conditioning) © 11:30-3:30 Duplicate Bridge * 12:30-1:30 Pilates (Core Stability Techniques) © 1:00-2:30 BINGO * 1:00-3:00 Autobiographical Writing © 1:00-3:00 Current Issues w/Steve Cohen © 1:00-3:00 Masterpieces of Symp. Music © 1:30-2:30 Drums Alive (Functional Cond.) © 2:35-4:00 Open Table Tennis*


Friday 8:30-9:30 Aerobics (Cardio Conditioning) © 9:15-12:15 DPAO: Painting © 9:30-10:30 Chair Exercise* 10:00-12:00 Russian Literature © 10:00-12:00 World of Jazz * 10:00-12:00 Politics & Society: American Readings 10:30-11:30 Aerobics (Funct. Cond.) © 11:30-12:30 Cardiovascular Conditioning © 12:30-1:30 Weight Training for Older Adults © 1:00-3:00 Art Co-Op* 1:00-3:00 Scrabble Group* 1:30-2:30 Chair Tai Chi (Adaptive PE) © 1:30-3:30 Touchstones Discussions © 2:35-4:00 Open Table Tennis*

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Ongoing Programs at the Center

Information and Assistance: Specialists from the Department of Aging and Disabilities Information and Assistance are available to provide information about the available resources to seniors through the county. Call 410-222-4257 or visit them on the second floor of 2666 Riva Road in Annapolis.

State Health Insurance Program (SHIP) SHIP provides health insurance assistance and information to Medicare-eligible persons and their families. Call 410-222-4257 to schedule an appointment with a SHIP counselor.

Senior Center Plus: This program is currently offered on Wednesdays and provides specialized activities to frail adults. Participants receive staff support to help them participate independently at the center. For information, call 410-222-4464.

Annapolis Seniors, Inc. (ASI) ASI is a nonprofit organization that raises funds to support Annapolis Senior Activity Center and its membership. If you are interested in attending a meeting please check with the front desk to see when the February meeting will be held. The meeting is open to all Annapolis Senior Activity Center members who want to get involved.

Mini Massages: Relax your muscles with the magic hands of Bonnie Pavlak on Tuesday, February 18th, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon (sign up that morning). Fall Jewelry Sale Results Thanks to our wonderful donors and volunteers more than $2,600 was raised to benefit the center during the jewelry sale which was conducted under the auspices of Annapolis Seniors, Inc. The center would like to thank those who gave so generously of their time, items and money to benefit the center.

Membership is FREE. It is open to seniors 55 years of age and older. Your card allows participation at any of the seven senior centers in the county.

Anne Arundel Community College Classes - Registration occurs 4 times per year: Dates will be announced. Most classes run for 10 weeks. There is an administrative fee of $80 for seniors age 60 and over. For ages 55 to 60, the cost is $40 per class plus an $80 administrative fee.

Nutrition Program - A balanced, nutritious meal is served Monday-Friday at 12 noon. Reservations are required. Please call 410-222-1003 for further information. The menu is included in this newsletter on page 9.

Transportation Program provides transportation to senior centers, nutrition sites, medical appointments and other purposes. Please call 410-222-0022, 410-222-0225, or 410-222-7440 for information and scheduling.

Fitness Room

Mandatory Fitness Room Orientations are

scheduled on Tues., Feb. 4th, and Tues.,

Feb. 25th, from 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Sign

up at the front desk.

YOU MUST BE ON TIME!

Donations appreciated for

equipment upkeep and wipes.

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Trips & Adventures

When signing up for trips please bring: Your membership key tag The names and phone numbers of your two emergency contacts Your deposit

Plan early so you do not miss out on a

fabulous trip!

PLEASE MAKE A NOTE OF TRIP

DESK HOURS:

Monday - Friday 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon

Signing In: Please don’t forget to sign into the center during each visit. This is separate from class attendance and it is vital to safety and the center’s funding. Housekeeping: Please clean up after yourself in all areas of the center, especially the dining area and bathrooms. Please get a staff member if you need assistance. County Transportation Trips From the Center: Due to limited seats on the bus, please don’t sign up for trips unless you are sure you can attend. If you have to cancel, please call the center as soon as possible to allow someone else on the waiting list to go. If you plan to drive to a lunch trip, please let center staff know if you are willing to transport other members.

Center Reminders

Thanks to our wonderful seniors, their families and friends, more than $3,300 was donated to benefit the center during the 2019 Holiday Season! The fundraising was conducted under the auspices of Annapolis Seniors Inc.

THANK YOU!

Holiday Donations


ALL MEAL CANCELLATIONS MUST BE IN NO LATER THAN 12:30 P.M. THE DAY PRIOR MENU ITEMS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

COLD MENU IS AVAILABLE AT NUTRITION DESK. PLEASE GIVE GENEROUSLY TOWARDS THE $4.25 COST OF EACH MEAL.

PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 60 MUST PAY FULL PRICE FOR THEIR MEAL.

3) Baked Meatballs w/Marinara Sauce

Buttered Rotini Capri Vegetables Italian Bread w/

Marg Fresh Fruit

Cranberry Juice Milk

4) Caribbean Spiced Chicken

Confetti Rice Cabbage Medley WW Roll w/Marg

Pineapple Chunks Apple Juice

Milk

5) Pork Loin w/Gravy

White Beans w/Arugula Broccoli

WW Bread w/Marg Fresh Fruit


6) Sliced Turkey w/Dijon Herb Sauce Scalloped Potatoes

Sliced Carrots Wheat Bread w/Marg

Tropical Fruit Apple Juice

Milk SOUP: Chicken

Noodle

7) 10 Grain Pollock Corn Casserole

Brussels Sprouts WW Bread w/Marg

Tartar Sauce Applesauce


10) Chicken Breast w/Pumpkin Seed Mole

Confetti Rice Garden Vegetables WW Bread w/Marg Mandarin Oranges

Apple Juice Milk

11) Beef Hot Dog Baked Beans Mixed Fruit

Cobbler Coleslaw

WW Hot Dog Bun Ketchup & Mustard

Fruit Punch Milk

12) Chicken Thigh w/Cacciatore Sauce

Buttered Bowtie Pasta

Green Peas Italian Bread w/Marg

Fresh Fruit Cranberry Juice

Milk

13) Veggie Burger w/Cuban Sauce Roasted Sweet

Potatoes Green Beans

WW Roll w/Marg Pineapple Chunks Cranberry Juice

Milk

14) Meatloaf w/Gravy

Whipped Potatoes Mixed Vegetables

Wheat Bread w/Marg Fresh Fruit

Cookie Cranberry Juice

Milk

17) CLOSED

18) Chicken Leg w/Coconut Curry

Sauce Brown Rice

Broccoli Wheat Bread w/

Marg Fresh Fruit Apple Juice

Milk SOUP: Cream of

Tomato

19) Hamburger Sliced Cheese Crispy Cubed

Potatoes Harvard Beets

WW Hamburger Bun Mayo & Ketchup

Diced Pears Cranberry Juice

Milk

20) BBQ Pork Riblet Macaroni & Cheese

Green Beans WW Bread w/Marg

Fruit Punch Milk

21) Panko Breaded Pollock

Black Eyed Peas Okra, Tomatoes, Corn

Dinner Roll w/Marg Fresh Fruit

Orange Juice Milk

24) Sliced Turkey w/ Country Gravy

Mashed Spiced Yams Green Beans

Biscuit w/Marg Fresh Fruit Apple Juice

Milk

25) Chicken Gumbo

Brown Rice Mixed Greens Corn Muffin w/

Marg Fresh Fruit

Orange Juice Milk

26) Veggie Sloppy Joe

Potato Wedges Peach Cobbler

Apple Slaw WW Hamburger Bun


27) Sliced Roast Beef w/Gravy

Whipped Potatoes Glazed Carrots

WW Roll w/Marg Fresh Fruit

Orange Juice Milk

28) Stuffed Shells w/Marinara Sauce

Green Peas Hot Spiced Apples

Italian Bread w/Marg Cranberry Juice

Milk

Anne Arundel County

February 2020 Congregate Hot Lunch Menu Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY


Products and Services advertised in this publication are not endorsed or guaranteed by the Annapolis Senior Activity Center, A.A. County Department of Aging & Disabilities, Friends of Arundel Seniors (FOAS), or FATA, Inc.

Senior Center Staff:

Isaac Jones, Director Mary Crowner-Taylor, Senior Center Associate Terry Nolan, Senior Center Plus Myiesha Crosby, Senior Center Plus Estela Reyes, Custodian Greta Wilson, Nutrition Site Aide

Van Driver: Robert Howard

Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday

8:30 am – 4:00 pm

Phone Numbers:

Senior Center ................. 410-222-1818 Fax ................................. 410-222-1216 Nutrition ........................ 410-222-1003 Trip Desk………………410-222-1845 Dept. of Aging and Disabilities ..................... 410-222-4464 Transportation ................ 410-222-0022 Cpl. Megan Ott .............. 410-222-2447

E-Mail: [email protected]

Department of Aging & Disabilities

www.aacounty.org/departments/aging-and-disabilities/

Department of Aging & Disabilities Annapolis Senior Activity Center 119 South Villa Avenue Annapolis, MD 21401

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Inclement Weather Policy

Announcements regarding Anne Arundel County Government are made on local TV and Radio Stations and on our website www.aacounty.org/departments/aging-and-disabilities

If county schools are closed, all senior activity centers will be closed as well, including lunch and transportation.

If schools open two hours late, the Center will also open late. Classes with start times prior to 10:00 a.m. will be cancelled. Classes that begin at 10:00 a.m. or later will be held as

scheduled. There will be NO LUNCH. NO TRANSPORTATION. In the event of early closure, all classes starting at 1:00 p.m. or

later will be cancelled.

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