Take Out Lunch Menu for August 17- 21

Coastal Café Take Out is available weekdays

Orders can be called in starting at 9 am.  860-441-6785

Orders will be picked up curbside—just pull up-11:30 am-12:30 pm.

 

Take Out lunch menu 8/17 -8/21

8/17 Monday – Stuffed cabbage, mac & cheese, vegetable.

8/18 Tuesday – Luau Parade: Rib-eye steak, jasmine rice, coleslaw. $10.00 Sign-up.

8/19 Wednesday – Chicken & dumplings, side salad.

8/20 Thursday – Pork stroganoff, bow tie pasta, vegetable.

8/21 Friday – Baked seasoned haddock, fries, vegetable.

 

At this time, we are only providing hot meals (NO soups, sandwiches, salad bar)

Vitual Exploring Northern Elephant Seals Thursday, August 13

Exploring a Northern elephant seal Rockery Hearst

San Simeon 
Provided by: California State Parks

Thursday August 13,2020 at 1:45 p.m.Program Topic: Exploring a Northern Elephant Seal Rookery at Hearst San Simeon State Park General Description: Hearst San Simeon State Park offers a virtual tour featuring the northern elephant seal! Join a Park Interpreter to learn about this marine mammal’s adaptations, their unique life cycle, and their amazing story of overcoming near extinction.

For the Zoom ID# please contact the front desk   860-441-6785

 

LIVE Senior Learning Network virtually Tuesday August 11 at 1:45 p.m.

Senior Learning Network presents  Seagrass Science    
Provided by: Texas Parks Wildlife Coastal Fisheries Division

Tuesday August 11,2020 at 1:45 p.mLive on Location! What are the different types of sea grass, and how do humans affect it? What are the benefits of sea grass? How long does it take sea grass to grow and why is it disappearing? Join us for Sea grass Science and find out! In this program, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s Coastal Fisheries biologists will take us below the water’s surface to learn about marine flowering plants. We will get the opportunity to view each of the five types of sea grass that live in the shallow Texas bays and learn why sea grass is such an important habitat for marine critters and people who live in coastal areas.

For the Zoom ID# please contact the front desk   860-441-6785

 

 

 

Club 55 LUAU Tuesday, August 18 lunch

Club 55 LUAU  Tuesday, August 18 11:30 am

Drive thru event at Groton Senior Center

 

$10 per meal

Portion of the proceeds  goes towards Club 55’s scholarships and community events/involvements.

Register at www.grotonrec.com or 860-441-6785

 

A fun and safely distanced social event!  Decorate your vehicles in a Luau theme and enjoy!

 

Coastal Café will be serving up

  • Aloha Ribeye
  • Jasmine rice
  • Hawaiian rainbow coleslaw
  • Fruit punch or water bottle

 

Musical entertainment will be performed  by our own ukulele instructor Jesse. 

 

Perennials, Active Agers, Baby boomers – CONTENT BY JUDY

Just what are we? And are you paying attention to us??

A search for a term that doesn’t offend is taking place. Trying to avoid terms like senior citizen, retiree, elder and the elderly. The question becomes what do we call everyone 55+?

Terms are materializing that are perhaps more appropriate and appealing.

The term, Baby Boomer was created and has been used since all those World War II babies were being born. This group has changed and revolutionized the United States as the have passed though each phase of aging. And they will and are changing and redefining the term senior each day. Just look around – they are not stationary, boring or old.

The title, Perennial has been around for several years now and refers to blooming again and again. And yes, we do that again and again during our lives. We become young adults striking out on our own. We become homeowners, parents. So forth and so on as we parade along the paths of our lives. Ever changing and blossoming into the “new” me.

Active Ager is a newer term and defines seniors as young at heart, tech-loving, gym-using, trend setting, fun-seeking marketer’s dream. This term might be the best fitting so far as each generation is truly younger than the generation before them.

Whatever term you use 55+ adults are strong, happy, healthy. They are using and buying what they choose. They want the same products all ages want and use. They are not to be overlooked as they are living longer, working longer, staying healthier and maintaining their independent as well.

Call them what you will but remember they spend over $3 trillion on products and services each year.

Perennials, Active Agers, Baby boomers – CONTENT BY JUDY

Just what are we? And are you paying attention to us??

A search for a term that doesn’t offend is taking place. Trying to avoid terms like senior citizen, retiree, elder and the elderly. The question becomes what do we call everyone 55+?

Terms are materializing that are perhaps more appropriate and appealing.

The term, Baby Boomer was created and has been used since all those World War II babies were being born. This group has changed and revolutionized the United States as the have passed though each phase of aging. And they will and are changing and redefining the term senior each day. Just look around – they are not stationary, boring or old.

The title, Perennial has been around for several years now and refers to blooming again and again. And yes, we do that again and again during our lives. We become young adults striking out on our own. We become homeowners, parents. So forth and so on as we parade along the paths of our lives. Ever changing and blossoming into the “new” me.

Active Ager is a newer term and defines seniors as young at heart, tech-loving, gym-using, trend setting, fun-seeking marketer’s dream. This term might be the best fitting so far as each generation is truly younger than the generation before them.

Whatever term you use 55+ adults are strong, happy, healthy. They are using and buying what they choose. They want the same products all ages want and use. They are not to be overlooked as they are living longer, working longer, staying healthier and maintaining their independent as well.

Call them what you will but remember they spend over $3 trillion on products and services each year.

Perennials, Active Agers, Baby boomers – CONTENT BY JUDY

Just what are we? And are you paying attention to us??

A search for a term that doesn’t offend is taking place. Trying to avoid terms like senior citizen, retiree, elder and the elderly. The question becomes what do we call everyone 55+?

Terms are materializing that are perhaps more appropriate and appealing.

The term, Baby Boomer was created and has been used since all those World War II babies were being born. This group has changed and revolutionized the United States as the have passed though each phase of aging. And they will and are changing and redefining the term senior each day. Just look around – they are not stationary, boring or old.

The title, Perennial has been around for several years now and refers to blooming again and again. And yes, we do that again and again during our lives. We become young adults striking out on our own. We become homeowners, parents. So forth and so on as we parade along the paths of our lives. Ever changing and blossoming into the “new” me.

Active Ager is a newer term and defines seniors as young at heart, tech-loving, gym-using, trend setting, fun-seeking marketer’s dream. This term might be the best fitting so far as each generation is truly younger than the generation before them.

Whatever term you use 55+ adults are strong, happy, healthy. They are using and buying what they choose. They want the same products all ages want and use. They are not to be overlooked as they are living longer, working longer, staying healthier and maintaining their independent as well.

Call them what you will but remember they spend over $3 trillion on products and services each year.

Happy Retirement Louise!!!!

We would like to extend our very best wishes to Louise Lemire (TVCCA Site Server) who has spent 2-3 days per week preparing and serving lunches to our members here at the Rose City Senior Center.  Louise has been with us for the better part of 10 years and recently decided to retire and spend more time at home.

Louise and her husband Jean have been members of the center for over 10 years and have both contributed to making the center a better place.

On behalf of the staff and seniors of the Rose City Senior Center,

we wish you good health and much happiness!

 

CANCELLED ~ In-Person AARP Driver Safety Classes

Due to COVID-19 and for the safety of participants, AARP has decided to cancel all in-person Driver Safety Classes for the remainder of 2020 at all in-person class locations.  If you were signed up for the in-person class scheduled for August or October at Rose City Senior Center, you should have received a phone call from Hilary to let you know the class was cancelled.

An ONLINE AARP Driver Safety Class is available which will give you the same discount on your car insurance as the in-person class.  Please see page 2 for more information.  Be sure to use the 25% off coupon code!

If you have any questions, please contact Hilary. 

(860) 889-5960 or hsandberg@cityofnorwich.org

 

Stay Home and Stay Safe!

Older adults and people who have underlying medical conditions are at a higher risk for developing more serious complications from COVID-19.  Governor Lamont and the CDC are recommending that people aged 65 and older or anyone with severe health conditions should continue to stay home and stay safe.

For more information please visit 

https://cdc.gov  and  https://ct.gov/coronavirus