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Friday, March 3, 2023
Clam chowder recipe wins ‘Soup-Off ’ For an entrance fee of $7, members of the community were invited to sample soups and vote for their favorite at the annual United Churches of Durham/ Middlefield Federated Church “Soup-Off.”
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Bus trips. Wednesday, March 8, grocery shopping at Price Chopper and Aldi, Middletown; Wednesday, March 15, New England Air Museum; Wednesday, March 22, Mohegan Sun Casino; Wednesday, March 29, shopping at Walmart in Wallingford. Call Middletown Area Transit at 860346-0212, press 2. AARP tax prep. Tuesday, March 21. Call 860-349-7121 to make an appointment. Foot care clinic. Friday, March 24, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Cost $35. Call 860-3497121 to make an appointment Senior Lunch Bunch. Join us Monday, Wednesday and Friday for lunch at the Middlefield Café. Lunch is provided by CRT for a suggested donation of $3. For more information, call 860-3497121. Energy assistance. Applications are being accepted inperson for energy assistance. Call 860-349-7121 to make an appointment.
United Churches of Durham would like to thank Middlefield Federated Church and everyone from the community who participated in Sunday’s “Soup-Off.” Members of both churches prepared soups to be judged in a race for the “Golden Ladle Award.” This year, the honor goes to Anne Malcolm for her clam chowder. More than 15 soups were prepared for tasting. In addition to soups, guests were treated to various breads, many of which were donated by The Durham Market and Lino’s. Coffee and dessert were also served. Organized by the Women’s Society for Christian Service and its president, Christy Dlugolenski, the “Soup-Off ” is an annual tradition at United Churches.
Zoom exercise classes. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. For Middlefield/Rockfall seniors. To register, call 860-3497121. Volunteer. Volunteers are needed to serve lunch. For details, call 860-349-7121.
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Women’s Society for Christian Service president Christy Dlugolenski welcomes visitors to the annual “Soup-Off” at United Churches. Photos by Bronwyn Commins
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Food bank. The food bank is open Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., by appointment only. For more information, call 860-349-7121. Dial-a-Ride. Curb to curb service. Cost is $7 for round trip transportation. For details, call Middletown Area Transit, 860-346-0212.
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