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The van is available for transportation to this event.
East Bridgewater
Council on Aging
February 2015
East Bridgewater
Council on Aging
355 Plymouth Street
E. Bridgewater, MA
02333
Phone: 508-378-1610
Fax: 508-378-1611
Hours:
Monday
8 am—6 pm
Tuesday-Thursday
8 am—4 pm
Friday
8 am—12 pm
Council on Aging
Staff:
Nancy G. Hill
Director
S.H.I.N.E. Counselor
(By appointment only)
Susan L. Prendergast
Activities Coordinator
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Volume 39 Number 6
The Council on Aging presents…..
The 6th Annual
Intergenerational Winter Party!!
Thursday, February 19th
11:00 a.m.—1:00 p.m.
Pizza
Party!
Entertainment by...
Jack Ryan, Magician
Grandchildren are welcome and encouraged!
Don’t want to bring the grandchildren? Come on your own!
Pizza and fun for everyone!
SIGN-UPS FOR EAST BRIDGEWATER SENIORS WILL BEGIN ON
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd.
Out-of-town seniors may sign up beginning Monday, February 9th.
Seating is limited!
So that there is enough pizza for all, reservations must be made
and paid for by Friday, February 13th.
Cost: $3.00 per person / $15.00 family maximum
The van is available for seniors needing transportation to this event.
Please call the COA if you need a ride.
Kelley A. Long
Client Services Coordinator
S.H.I.N.E. Counselor
(By appointment only)
Jack Sullivan
Gerry Voss
Van Drivers
Council on Aging
Members:
Thank you!
Many thanks to Repubic Services for their generous monetary donation to
the COA in December which was used to put on a fabulous New Year’s
Eve-Eve Party on December 30th. We had a delicious Italian Buffet from
Johnny Macaroni’s and great entertainment provided by Roger Tincknell.
A fantastic time was had by all. Thank you Republic Services!
Robert P. DiFazio
Chair
Robert Ringuette
Treasurer
Beverly A. Fanning
Denise Clifford
Susan Muir
Secretary
Eileen McNulty
Helen Bomar
Virginia Yafrate
Jul Homer
Associate Member
Please contact Dianne Kennedy-Warkel, Rental Coordinator for The Center at Sachem
Rock, if you are interested in renting the facility. You may leave a message for Dianne by
calling the COA at (508) 378-1610.
In this issue:
Upcoming Events
Movie Days/February office schedule
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4
Calendar of Events
Circuit Breaker Info/Comp. Workshops/Fuel Assistance
5
6
Senior Lunch Menu
7
Community Events
8
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EBCOA Office: 508-378-1610
East Bridgewater Council on Aging
Mission Statement:
The East Bridgewater Council on Aging serves older persons, disabled persons of all ages and their caregivers,
and others in need of services and referrals. Programs that enhance dignity, support independence and encourage general wellness are developed, coordinated and promoted to meet the needs of these individuals.
Rescheduled!
New England Burials at Sea LLC
Presents….
Ash Scatterings and Full Body Burials at Sea
Monday, February 9th
1:00—2:15 p.m. (followed by Q&A)
New England Burials At Sea LLC is the largest east coast
provider for customized ash scattering memorials and full
body burials at sea events in the USA. Based in Marshfield
Hills, MA, the company operates year round from Maine to
Miami and on the east and west coast serving all faiths with
personalized and affordable services. Recommended and
approved by most funeral homes. Properly insured, USCG
licensed, uses over fifty one different vessels for up to 400
people (some vintage yachts dating back to 1935) that are
clean & current with the latest safety gear. Attorney Lee
Gifford from Haufler Law Associates will also be on hand
to answer any legal questions you may have regarding burials at sea.
As seen in the Boston Globe, Boston Business Journal,
WCVB-TV5 program Chronicle, NESN News, SHOWTIME,
Wall Street Journal, FOX News, Mother Jones, WIRED Magazine and more.
Please call the COA to sign up and/or if you need a ride.
Valentine’s Day Party!
Tuesday, February 10th
12:00 p.m.
$2.50 (donation for lunch)
Join us for a delicious lunch of Baked
Chicken Quarter with Supreme Sauce, Whipped Potatoes, Green Beans & Waxed Beans, Whole Wheat
Bread & Brownie.
After lunch, we are sure to be thoroughly entertained,
once again, by Tom Madden. Tom performed at our
Ice Cream Social back in July and he was also one of
the very talented members of the band Java Jive from
our Christmas Party in December.
Join us for what is sure to be a great afternoon!
Call the COA to sign up and/or if you need a ride.
** If you are signed up for this event and find
that you cannot make it, please call the COA to
let us know. There is a waiting list.
S.H.I.N.E. COUNSELORS AVAILABLE
Monday—Friday @ The Center
Please call the COA for an appointment
The Health Benefits of Chocolate
Monday, February 23rd
10:30am—11:30am
Sweet news about chocolate!
Calling all “chocoholics”! Chocolate may
lower cholesterol levels, prevent memory
decline, reduce heart disease risk and prevent stroke. Learn more about the potential health benefits of
chocolate, the history of chocolate and enjoy some chocolate
samples courtesy of Fedele’s Chocolates!
Presented by Hilary Troia, Director of Community Relations, Home
Instead Senior Care and Fedele’s Chocolates.
Please call the COA to sign-up for this presentation.
Will you be the next Jeopardy Champion?
Jeopardy!!
Thursday, February 26th at 10:30am
Exercise your brain a little and have some fun in
the process. Join us for a game of Jeopardy sponsored by Sachem Center for Health and Rehabilitation.
Why not stick around for lunch? Lunch is served
at noon. See the menu on Page 7 to see what’s
cooking!
Call the COA to sign up for lunch
and Jeopardy.
NaviCare Presentation
Thursday, February 12th @ 1:00 p.m.
What can NaviCare HMO SNP
or NaviCare SCO do for me?
Does a one-package insurance plan seem too good to be true?
Medical coverage, prescription coverage and social services
combined into one—with no plan premium and no copayments? Well, it does exist—NaviCare Provides it all!
NaviCare could be right for you if you are 65 or older, live in
the plan’s service area and have MassHealth Standard and
Medicare, or just MassHealth standard. Please join us to
lean how you can benefit from our very special program.
There will be a drawing after the presentation.
Presented by Olivia Botelho, Outreach Coordinator of Fallon
Community Health Plan.
Please call the COA to sign up.
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EBCOA Office: 508-378-1610
New Clinic Hours
Crystal Condon, R.N., will be at The Center
on Mondays from 9:00am—11:30am and
Wednesdays from 10:30am—1:00pm. Crystal will provide seniors with blood pressure
and blood sugar screenings and answer your general health
questions.
So, when you’re here for Coffee Hour, Whist, Lunch, Line
Dancing, Crocheting, Computer Workshops, Mah Jongg or
Zumba, stop by for a screening!
No appointment necessary
Matter of Balance
~8 Week Program~
Thursday, March 5th—Thursday, April 30th
1:30pm—3:30pm
This program is geared to older adults who experience the
fear of falling. This program will meet weekly for two
hours over the course of an eight week period. It will cover the following themes:

Setting realistic goals for increasing activity;

Changing the environment to reduce the risk of falling;
and

Exercising to increase strength and balance.
For more information, please contact Donna-Marie Forand
(Health Living Programs) at Old Colony Elder Services 508
-584-1561.
Please call the COA to sign up and/or if you need a ride.
CPR—Monday, March 23rd @ 10:00am
First Aid—Monday, March 30th @ 10:00am
The Council on Aging will be holding an American Heart
Association CPR and/or First Aid class open to citizens of
the community. Come learn and receive Heartsaver level
certification for CPR and/or First Aid.
Learn how to perform CPR and use an AED, what to do if
someone is choking, how to respond to other emergencies
such as, controlling bleeding, recognizing heart attacks,
seizures and other sudden illnesses. Make sure you and
your family have the skills and confidence to act in an
emergency until help arrives.
The CPR class will run approximately 3 hours. We will
break at noon for those who would like to sign up for
lunch. The class will continue after lunch. Participants
will leave certified in CPR. There is an $8 charge for the
CPR certification card.
Class instruction provided by Lt. Keith McCartney of the
East Bridgewater Fire Department.
Call the COA to sign up for either or both classes.
2014 INCOME TAX PREPARATION
FOR SENIORS
February 3, 10, 17 & 24
March 3, 10, 17, 24 & 31, April 7 & 14
8:20 a.m.—11:40 a.m.
~ By appointment only ~
Call the EBCOA to schedule an appointment
Joe Benson from Joseph Benson Tax Services will, again, be
preparing taxes for seniors at the East Bridgewater Council
on Aging on Tuesdays (by appointment) for a fee of
$25. Joe has been preparing taxes on the South Shore since
1999 and provides trusted, professional, and courteous service to every client. Feel free to call Joe @ 781-588-5764 to
set up an alternate day/time for your convenience.
IPad Workshop
Wednesday, March 4th
10:00-12:00
Did you get an IPad for Christmas? Do you wonder what
to do with it sometimes? Now is you chance to get those
questions answered! Join Jackie Pinto for an IPad workshop! Bring your own IPad! Sign up today!
Call the COA to sign up for this workshop.
Class size is limited to 15
VETERANS SCAM ALERT!
A Veteran was recently called by someone identifying
themselves as calling from the "Veterans Choice Card," asking for a current credit card number to "reserve funds" for
an upcoming appointment.
Please note and advise Veterans that the VA never initiates
contact with Veterans by telephone, email, or text message,
or through social media channels, to request personal or
financial information, including credit card,
debit card or prepaid card information, social security
numbers, PINs, passwords or similar confidential information for banks or other financial accounts.
Scammers may be aggressive and claim that that YOU the
Veteran may lose benefits if YOU do not provide the information. They may contact YOU, the Veteran, multiple
times. They may spoof a VA number on caller ID to make it
appear that it's the VA calling. Regardless, always remember that the VA never initiates contact with Veterans by
telephone, email, or text message, or through social media
channels, to request personal or financial information.
If YOU, as a veteran, get a phone call from someone claiming to be from the VA asking for personal or financial information, YOU should hang up and call your primary care
clinic directly if you have questions about your care & to
report the incident.
State Representative Geoffrey G. Diehl will be at the Town Hall on Monday, February 23rd at 5:00pm6:00pm. The Representative looks forward to hearing from you and relaying your concerns to Beacon
Hill.
For an appointment at the district office located at 529 Washington Street, Whitman, please feel free to
contact the Representative directly @ 1-617-722-2425 ext. 6326.
EBCOA Office: 508-378-1610
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If I Stay (PG-13) 2014
Thursday, February 5th @ 1:00 pm
Mia Hall (Chloë Grace Moretz) thought the hardest decision she would ever face would be whether to pursue her musical dreams at Juilliard or
follow a different path to be with the love of her
life, Adam (Jamie Blackley). But what should have
been a carefree family drive changes everything
in an instant, and now her own life hangs in the
balance. Caught between life and death for one
revealing day, Mia has only one decision left,
which will not only decide her future but her ultimate fate. "If I Stay" is based on the best-selling
novel of the same name. Rated PG-13 by the Motion Picture Association
of America for thematic elements and some sexual material. 1 hr. 46 min.
The Hundred Foot Journey (PG) 2014
Thursday, February 23rd @ 1:00 pm
The famous chef at a three-star French restaurant
reluctantly begins mentoring an Indian boy whose
family owns a rival establishment in the neighborhood. Rated PG by the Motion Picture Association of
America for thematic elements, some violence, language
and some sensuality. 2 hr. 2 min.
Until Daylight Savings Time begins, we will
show all movies at 1:00 pm.
Please call the office if you would like to attend
either movie and/or need a ride.
Office Hours
The EBCOA office will be closed on
Monday, February 16th in observance of
President’s Day. Dial-a-Bat will not be
running that day, as well. Please remember to schedule your Dial-a-BAT rides by
10:00 a.m. on the preceding business day.
Wednesday Van Trips:
(Pick ups begin at 8:30 am on all
Wednesday trips.)
The van will no longer stop for lunch
Wacky Wednesday~ 2/4
Walmart/Halifax ~ 2/11
*National Wholesale Warehouse ~ 2/18
Hanover Mall ~ 2/25
*National Wholesale Warehouse opened in
November and is located in Weymouth.
Great value and savings on everything from
household items, clothing, groceries, and
more.
Friends of Seniors
The Friends of Seniors will meet on
Thursday, February 12th @ 9:00am at
The Center. All are welcome.
The
Elaine Sullivan
William Tardie
Jack Sullivan
Isabelle Kirshkaln
February 4
February 11
February 20
February 27
If you would like to be included in our monthly birthday listing,
please contact the COA office with your name and birthday.
BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP
Monday, February 9th
(Second Monday of the Month for
February only)
3:00pm—4:00pm @ The Center
(Please note new time.)
Walking Club has
hung up their sneakers for the
winter. As soon as weather
conditions allow, they’ll be
back!
Senior Citizens Club
The Senior Citizens Club will not be meeting in January and February. See you all in
March!!
Be sure to follow us on FACEBOOK ~
search for “East Bridgewater Council on
Aging” and click “Like” at top of page.
EBCOA Office: 508-378-1610
Monday
Tuesday
FEBRUARY 2015
Wednesday
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Thursday
Friday
Podiatry Clinic
2
8:00am — 1:00pm
Call Dr. Derosier for an
appt. 508-946-1444
Coffee Hour
9am
Clinic
9:00-11:30
Whist
10am
Senior Lunch
12pm
Melodians
1pm
Food Pantry @
St. John’s 3:00-6:00pm
Tax Prep
8:20
3
(by appt.)
Chair Yoga
9am
Errand Van
9am
Back Alley Bridge 10:30
Left, Right, Center 10:30
Senior Lunch
12pm
Busy Hands
1pm
Wacky Wednesday
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@ Trucchi’s
8:30am
Line Dancing
10am
Crocheting
10am
Clinic
10:30-1:00
Comp. Workshop 10-1pm
Mah Jongg
12pm
Zumba Gold
1pm
Shopper’s Van
5
Pick-ups begin @ 8:15am
S.A.L.T. Council
9:30
Yoga
10am
Senior Lunch
12pm
Movie: If I Stay
1pm
Tai Chi/Chi Kung
1:30pm
Bowling
Coffee Hour 9am
9
Clinic
9:00-11:30
Whist
10am
Senior Lunch
12pm
N.E. Burials at Sea
1pm
Bereavement Group
3pm
Selectmen’s Mtg 6:30pm
Tax Prep
8:20 10
(by appt.)
Chair Yoga
9am
Errand Van
9am
Back Alley Bridge 10:30
Left, Right, Center 10:30
Valentine’s Party 12pm
Busy Hands
1pm
Walmart/Halifax
11
Line Dancing
10am
Crocheting
10am
Clinic
10:30-1:00
Comp. Workshop 10-1pm
Mah Jongg
12pm
Food Pantry @
Union Cong. 12:30-2:00pm
Zumba Gold
1pm
Shopper’s Van
12
Pick-ups begin @ 8:15am
Friends of Seniors 9am
Yoga
10am
Senior Lunch
12pm
NaviCare Presentation
1pm
Tai Chi/Chi Kung
1:30pm
Bowling 9am 13
@ Viking
Cribbage
8:30am
Crisfit
10am
8:20 17
(by appt.)
Chair Yoga
9am
Errand Van
9am
Back Alley Bridge 10:30
Left, Right, Center 10:30
Senior Lunch
12pm
Busy Hands
1pm
National Wholesale 18
Warehouse
8:30am
Line Dancing
10am
Crocheting
10am
Clinic
10:30-1:00
Comp. Workshop 10-1pm
Mah Jongg
12pm
Zumba Gold
1pm
Shopper’s Van
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Pick-ups begin @ 8:15am
Yoga
10am
Winter Party
11am
No Senior Lunch
12pm
Tai Chi/Chi Kung
1:30pm
Bowling 9am 20
@ Viking
Cribbage
8:30am
Crisfit
10am
Tax Prep
8:20
24
(by appt.)
Chair Yoga
9am
Errand Van
9am
Back Alley Bridge 10:30
Left, Right, Center 10:30
Senior Lunch
12pm
Busy Hands
1pm
Hanover Mall
25
Line Dancing
10am
Crocheting
10am
Clinic
10:30-1:00
Comp. Workshop 10-1pm
Mah Jongg
12pm
Zumba Gold
1pm
Shopper’s Van
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Pick-ups begin @ 8:15am
Yoga
10am
Jeopardy!
10:30
Senior Lunch
12pm
Movie: The Hundred
Foot Journey
1pm
No Tai Chi/Chi Kung
Bowling 9am
27
@ Viking
Cribbage
8:30am
Crisfit
10am
16 Tax Prep
Holiday
Office Closed
@ Viking
Cribbage
Crisfit
9am 6
8:30am
10am
Food Pantry @
St. John’s 3:00-4:30pm
Coffee Hour 9am 23
Clinic
9:00-11:30
Whist
10am
Health Benefits of
Chocolate
10:30
Senior Lunch
12pm
Rep. Diehl @
Town Hall
5:00-6:00
Selectmen’s Mtg 6:30pm
Inclement Weather Policy
On days that school is cancelled, all activities at the EBCOA are cancelled and
the Senior Luncheon is also cancelled.
The COA staff will make every reasonable attempt to come to the office during
severe weather conditions, however, the COA Office
will close if the Town Hall closes.
Food Pantry @
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Union Cong. 9:30-11
United Methodist Church
54 North Central Street
Wed., Feb. 11th—Community Meal @ 5:30pm
(This meal is provided by Sachem Nursing &
Rehabilitation Center)
Wed. Feb. 25th—Community Meal @ 5:30pm
The dinners are free but donations are graciously accepted.
All are Welcome
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EBCOA Office: 508-378-1610
~New Workshop starting in February~
PCs for the Novice
This workshop is for people who consider themselves a Novice in
the PC world. The course has five modules. Take only the Modules
that you want. Bring your Laptop or Tablet.
Module 1—PC overview
Module 2—How to get help on your device and on Microsoft's
web site
Module 3—How to use input devices
Module 4—Storing your Data
Module 5—Managing your data.
Workshops are 45 minutes long and will have no more than three
participants in a session. Please contact the COA to sign up for the
course of your choice.
Fuel Assistance & S.N.A.P.
Appointments
The EBCOA is assisting residents of any age
with fuel assistance applications. Contact Kelley Long at the EBCOA for an appointment and
for a list of documentation needed. Fuel Assistance ends on April 30, 2015.
S.N.A.P. (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance
Program) applications can be filed at any time.
Please contact Kelley Long at the EBCOA for an
appointment or with any questions you may
have.
COMPUTER WORKSHOPS By Richard Stanton ~ Wednesdays at The Center ~ 10:00-11:00; 11:00-12:00; 12:00-1:00
Workshops are 45 minutes long and will have no more than three participants in a session. We ask that you only sign up for
one session per day to allow room for others to participate. Please call the COA to sign up for the course of your choice.
PC (Personal Computer) Fundamentals: Become familiar with Windows on a personal computer. Start the PC, start an application, practice with mouse, then shut down PC.
Advanced PC Use: Increase understanding of Windows. Path and Folder use, Single and Multi select in the windows explorer,
Use Drag and Drop, perform backup.
Internet Basics: Safe Browsing, Navigation and Handling of E-Mail, Use an attachment, Search the Web.
Advanced Internet: Get started with a Browser, Choose and register with on-line service provided, Create and Send E-Mail.
Basics of Budgeting with Excel/Calc: Start excel or Calc; Open and Edit using existing workbook, save changes.
Budget with Excel/Calc Advanced Features: Edit Basic Budget using advanced features.
Basics of Digital Photos on the PC: Learn to retrieve, organize, edit and Print Digital Photos.
Advanced Digital Photo Management: Editing Photos—retrieve photos using Pact Bridge.
iTunes for Digital Music/Video: Use iTunes to retrieve and organize your music. Create your own CD or download play-lists
to your MP3 player.
Editing MP3 Files: Download free editing software to edit MP3 music.
Add and Remove Software: Find, download and install free software. Remove unwanted programs.
Ease of Access: Improve computer access for physically challenged.
Online Education: Find computer based Learning CourseWare and take a lesson.
Senior Homeowners & Renters!
YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR CASH or CREDIT FROM THE STATE IF YOU PAY RENT OR PROPERTY TAXES
The Massachusetts “CIRCUIT BREAKER” TAX PROGRAM is for persons 65 or over whose property taxes (or 25% of rent)
exceed 10% of their annual income and who meet other qualifying criteria. You may be eligible even if you receive a property tax exemption through your city/town.
If you meet certain requirements, you may be eligible for the refundable tax credit or “Circuit Breaker” now and for the past
three years - even if you did not file Massachusetts state income tax forms. You may file for the 2014 tax year beginning in
January 2015 and may file retroactively for the last 3 years. The maximum credit you may receive for tax year 2014 is $1050,
2013 is $1030, 2012 is $1000 and for 2011 is $980.
Seniors must meet the following guidelines to qualify for the refund or credit
1. Age 65 or over by the end of the tax year for which you are filing
2. Income: includes Social Security, and other income not ordinarily taxed in Massachusetts
Income for tax year:
2011
2012 2013___2014_
Single
52,000 53,000 55,000 56,000
Head of household
65,000 67,000 69,000 70,000
Married, filing jointly
78,000 80,000 82,000 84,000
3. Residency: Own or rent residential property in Massachusetts (primary residence) Subsidized renters are not eligible.
4. Assessed valuation of home (must not be greater than)
For tax year: 2011—$729,000; 2012—$705,000; 2013—$700,000; 2014—$691,000
5. 10% rule:
For Owners: Amount by which property tax (plus 50% of water and sewer fees when not in property tax bill)
exceeds 10% income, up to the maximum.
For Renters: Amount by which 25% of annual rental payments exceed 10% of total income, up to the maximum. The law assumes that 25% of rent goes toward property tax.
Even if you don’t normally file with the state, if you meet the above criteria you are most likely due a “refund” check/tax
credit from the Dept. of Revenue. If you have an accountant, ask him/her for help with this year and /or previous years.
*Deadline for 2011 filing is April 15, 2015. Call the Mass. Department of Revenue for more information and/or forms for the
past 3 years. Mass. Dept. of Revenue – Customer Service: 1-617-887-6367 or online at https://wfb.dor.state.ma.us/webfile/wsi/
EBCOA Office: 508-378-1610
Senior Lunches at
The Center
Mondays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays @ 12:00 pm
$2.50 (suggested donation)
All meals are served to you
—not buffet style
Please call the COA with your reservations, for the
week, by the previous Tuesday @ 4:00 pm.
Transportation will be provided on
Tuesdays only.
The COA is no longer able to provide van transportation on Mondays. If the van is available for a special event being held on a Monday, it will be noted
in the newsletter. If you wish to take Dial-a-Bat to
or from the COA, please call us at least 24 hours in
advance so that we may schedule a ride for you.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
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East Bridgewater Council on Aging Newsletter ~ FEBRUARY 2015
Quilt Raffle!
The Anne Kenneally Hynes Memorial Scholarship Committee is
proud and humbled to have received a beautiful handmade quilt,
sewn with love, which will be raffled in the Spring to benefit the scholarship fund. The sewers, some of whom are former staff members of
EBHS, have expressed their feelings and other details better than we
ever could. Please see their statement to the right of the photo.
Tickets are available from Ginny O’Kelly (508-801-9582), Beth Hayes
(774-281-0057), or by contacting the committee at [email protected]. Tickets are also available at the EBJSHS from Carrie
Tucker, Jen LeMoine and Julia Sheehan.
Ticket price: 1 for $2 or 3 for $5 Quilt measures 105” x 58”
Ties That Bind
From antiquity, the knot has symbolized
bonds of respect, affection, and love.
This quilt, Lover’s Knot, we feel is an apt
metaphor for the many ways in which
Anne was bound to her family, her
friends, her colleagues, and her community. The blue of East Bridgewater High
School represents Anne’s intellect and
calm grace, the yellow her wisdom and
good advice. The quilt is made of 100% cotton fabric, thread and
batting. It was hand cut, machine pieced and machine quilted. The
binding is hand sewn. The sewers and the quilter are also bound
together in friendship and affection for Anne Hynes and all that she
has meant to the East Bridgewater community.
Pictured above (left to right) are Karen Hansen, Linda
Smith, Helen Sawyer, Ann Marek & Janice Zellen.
They are each holding a quilt that they made and donated to the V.A. Hospital in Brockton. They meet at
the COA on Wednesdays with the Crocheting group.
Disclaimer: References to any person, product, service or information does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by the East Bridgewater Council on Aging or any of its employees. The East Bridgewater Council on Aging neither assumes any liability nor endorses ANY specific products or services provided by public or private organizations.
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The cost of mailing this newsletter
is partially funded by the Executive
Office of Elder Affairs in Boston,
Mass.
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