May 13, 2004 | October 14, 2004


May 13, 2004
The Commission on Aging sponsored a free breakfast for township seniors on May 13 at 9 AM at the Zion United Methodist Church in Clarksboro. Attendance broke all previous records. MANY kudo's to George Popp, Committeeman of East Greenwich and Chairman of the East Greenwich Commission on Aging who helped to arrange this event, and acted as master of ceremonies.

The guest speaker was Dr. Howard L. Friedberg, a board-certified ophthamologist practicing in Woodbury, who offered a fascinating presentation on the anatomy of the eye, a plain language description of eye problems common to seniors, and how those problems could be resolved. He also offered advice on how to prevent eye problems and diseases.

Mayor David Jenkins spoke about new events in the township and held a question & answer session.

Pictures of the May 13th event are shown below.

Seniors wait for the program to begin. George Popp, East Greenwich Township Committeeman, and Chairman of the Commission on Aging greets an attendee.
Attendance at the Seniors Breakfast was the greatest yet.
Rev. Richard L. Workman, Pastor of the Zion Methodist Church offered the prayer before breakfast
George Popp was the master of ceremonies	Guest Speaker, Dr. Howard L. Friedberg
Seniors enjoying breakfast
Dr. Howard L. Friedberg and Mayor David Jenkins
George Popp thanks all of those who helped to make the breakfast possible, and all those who attended.
A wonderful morning was enjoyed by all