It is nice and cool here at Groton Senior Center. And we have a great variety for lunch today and everyday!
Great prices! Lunch served 11:15 AM to 12:45 PM ~open to the public!!~
HOT LUNCH, DELI SANDWICHES, SALAD BAR, DESSERTS AND BEVERAGES. Take out meals are available and quite popular! Call 860-441-6785 or 860-441-6771 to order.
Red Cross Blood Drive Thursday, July 13 from 1-6 pm
here at Groton Senior Center, 102 Newtown Road, Groton CT 06340
#giveblood #RedCross
Save the date.
– Leonna White, RN
Regular Clinic Services – Please Call for an Appointment
You must be a member of the Rose City Senior Center to make an appointment. Leonna is now a Certified Foot Care Specialist and can accept patients that are Diabetic or on blood thinning medications.
Toenail Cutting—is offered for $15.00 per visit.
Ear Flushing—is available for $3.00 for one ear, or $5.00 for both ears.
**The Rose City Senior Center Preventive Health Clinic is Funded through the Generous Support of the Edward and Mary Lord Foundation.
By appointment only. Please call 860-889-5960 for more information. You can choose between a Friday or the first Wednesday of each month. $25 PER 1/2 HOUR ~ $50 PER 1 HOUR MASSAGE APPOINTMENTS ARE AVAILABLE TO ROSE CITY SENIOR CENTER MEMBERS ONLY *
MONDAY — STOP & SHOP
9:30-11:15 YANTIC/TAFTVILLE
10:30-1:15 WESTSIDE
TUESDAY — Norwich Senior Center to LISBON WALMART
WEDNESDAY — SHOP RITE & BIG Y
9:30-11:15 WESTSIDE
10:30-1:15 EASTSIDE
THURSDAY — STOP & SHOP
9:30-11:15 EASTSIDE
10:30-1:15 CITY
FRIDAY — SHOP RITE & BIG Y
9:30-11:15 CITY
10:30-1:15 YANTIC/TAFTVILLE
YANTIC/TAFTVILLE – includes St. Jude Commons, Wequonnoc Village
WESTSIDE – includes Chase Manor, Eastwood Park, Westwood Park (Dorsey Bldg.), Village Court.
EASTSIDE – includes AHEPA, Laurel Hill, Hamilton Park, Rosewood Manor, Schwartz Manor.
CITY – includes Downtown, Boswell Ave, Greenville, Blackstone Apts, Eliza Huntington Home, Mohegan Park Apts., Mohegan Village, Sandy Lane.
FREE FOOT CARE CLINIC Free foot care clinic is offered the third and fourth Wednesday this month from 9:00am-11:00am by the Town Nurse. Basic foot care including foot assessment, foot soak, filing, and lotion application to the feet will be done. Podiatrist referrals will be made as needed. To make an appointment you can see the town nurse or call (860)434-7808 on Mondays -Thursdays 11:30-1:00pm & Fridays 12:00-1:00pm.
A Message from Mike: Once again it is Membership Renewal time!
Yearly Membership runs from July 1st – June 30th
I wanted to take a moment to remind everyone to make sure they do the following:
Obtain a SCAN CARD, if you don’t already have one. PLEASE USE IT. If you are unsure how to use it, see a staff member and we will gladly show you. The statistics are very vital to maintain what we offer by showing usage of our classes, programs and services.
NEW THIS YEAR
Following the structure of many other cities and towns, we are initiating a differential for in-town Membership compared to out-of-town Membership.
In-Town Membership will remain a suggested $25.00 per year
Out-of-Town Membership will increase to $40.00 per year
We will continue to have the same policy regarding preference for in-town Members first when there is limited registration or space in programs and trips.
OPEN TO ALL!! Not just for those 55 plus!
Join us for dinner and a presentation. Dinner begins at 5:30 and is just $6 per person.
Presentation is from 6-7 p.m.
Fidelco Guide Dogs are life-changing German Shepherd guide dogs. The visiting presenter will have a German Shepherd with them, in harness, and will discuss what the mission of Fidelco is and how their German Shepherd puppies become guide dogs. A question and answer period will follow.
Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation is committed to partnering men and women who are blind with their elite breed of German Shepherd Guide Dogs. Learn more about the Foundation and their work in our community at this special presentation.
Menu: Baked fish, potatoes, broccoli mixed vegetables, dessert, and punch.
(860) 441-6785
Time: 10:00 to 12:00
Bring your unwanted U.S./Foreign Coins, any condition jewelry, gold/sterling silver or dental gold to the senior center. Main Street Rare Coins & Antiques will donate 10% of proceeds back to the senior center
