SHIRLEY DOANE

SENIOR CENTER NEWSLETTER

February 2016

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1412 Sixth Street E • Menomonie, WI 54751 • Phone 715.235.0954 • www.menomonieseniorcenter.org

Thank You…to all our members and volunteers that make our

Senior Center a wonderful place to visit!

NOTE FROM

THE DIRECTOR

Happy February! On 60 Minutes last Sunday there was a story about a performing arts group in Harlem organized to give unknown talent a chance to perform on stage for the first time. This theater company auditioned sen-iors of various ages and discovered that their life stories were so amazing they modeled a production out of each of them shar-ing themselves through song. The talent that came was amazing. Ex-cons, adults who survived very difficult lives, those who never thought they would have an opportunity to share their magnificent voices came forward and a fabulous musical produc-tion was created. The moral of the story was “It’s never too late!” Their lives remained the same but the personal reward from par-ticipating in this group brought such joy and ful-fillment they were trans-formed. We all have dreams unrealized but we do all have the ability to make things happen in our lives at any age. Easier said than done you may say but just to give cre-dence to the possibilities is a start. You never know what will happen if you just try… Donna

February Menu/Calendar

Donations/Memorials

Volunteer Appreciation/Annual Mtig

Crafter’s Cove Sale/Adult Day

Services Information

Free NDC Lunch & Learn

Alzheimer’s Community Education

Program

2016 Fundraisers (Revised)

Mayo Programs/ Memory Cafe

February highlights in addition to

our regular activities…

Neighbors of Dunn County Lunch & Learn FREE

Thursday, February 4, 10:30 a.m. (New Time!)

Guest speaker Karen Oemig will give a

presentation on Fall Prevention followed by a

free fabulous meatloaf dinner! Please RSVP to

the Senior Center. 715-235-0954 (see insert)

Chair Yoga Tuesday & Thursday, 8:30 a.m.

$2.75 ea. members

Ongoing classes twice a week

Mayo Clinic Exercise Classes Monday,

Wednesday & Thursday FREE

Strong Bones 11 a.m. & 1:30 p.m. Monday &

Thursday, (No classes March 1-April 1)

Advanced Strong Bones 12 p.m. Monday &

Thursday, (No classes March 1-April 1)

Zumba Gold 9:30 a.m. Wednesdays

(No classes March 1-April 1)

Alzheimer’s Association Education Program

“Effective Communication Strategies”

Friday February 5th at 10:30 (See Insert)

At age 20, we worry about what people think of

us. At age 40, we don’t care what they think of

us. At age 60, we discover they haven’t been

thinking of us at all. ———— Ann Landers

SAVE THE DATES! Coming in March:

St. Patrick’s

Day Dinner

March 16th

Easter

Dinner

March 23rd

NO RESERVATIONS NEEDED

Alzheimer’s

Caregiver’s

Support

Group

3rd Wednesday

of every

month 10-11:30 am

COOKING ASSISTANT NEEDED!

TUESDAY AND/OR WEDNESDAY

MORNINGS 9AM-11AM

WE THRIVE ON VOLUNTEER

ASSISTANCE !!!!

MANY OTHER VOLUNTEER AREAS

WELCOMING NEW FRIENDS

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Please call the Senior Center for an

appointment at 235-0954. The Foot

Clinic will be held the 1st, 2nd, 3rd &

4th Wednesday of this month.

Next Dates: Feb 6 ,10, 17, 24, 2016

Time: 8:15–11:00 a.m. Place: Senior

Center Fee: $17 per visit

PLEASE NOTE FEE INCREASE

Arby Brown, LPN, Nurse & Ruth Potter, RN, Backup

Nurse Muriel Wolf & Yvonne Vaughn, Volunteer foot care

assistants.

Appointments are required as time is limited.

FOOT & NAIL CLINIC

Thurs, February 25, 10:00 am

Chippewa Valley Learning in

Retirement's Spring Signup will be held at RASSBACH MUSEUM Go to CVLR.org to find out more information.

(Not at Senior Center)

DATE

CHANGE

PLEASE NOTE:

SPAGHETTI

FEED

FUNDRAISER

WILL BE HELD ON

THURSDAY APRIL

28TH

4:30-6:30

(Formerly listed as

April 21, 2016)

In January 2016, Chippewa Valley

Learning in Retirement gave a very

generous donation of $870 to the

Shirley Doane Senior Center. Their

support in all ways makes a HUGE

difference here at the Senior Center.

We appreciate all of you! Thank you for

all your friendship you share with OUR

SENIOR CENTER

Pictured is Sharon

Lowry,

CVLR President

GREAT

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES PLEASE CALL THE CENTER

AT 235-0954

Quote of the month…

To the world you may be one person but to one person you

may be the world! ——————————-Dr. Suess

PLEASE NOTE:

No meeting at

Senior Center on

February 17, 2016

questions call Lynn

Shaffer at 231-2713.

Linda Bark ...... ……………1

Lois Flis ................................ 1

Mary Ann Knee ................. 1

Steve Knutson ................... 1

Kathy Sherry ..................... 1

Janet Zitelman ................... 1

Jean Algiers ........................ 2

Erminia Gilbert ................. 2

Judy Ockler ........................ 2

Linda Walsh ....................... 2

Katie Harrington ............... 3

Annie Lewis ....................... 3

Melvin Maves ..................... 3

Helene Schoch .................. 3

LeRoy Buss ........................ 4

Neva Fiege .......................... 4

Stanley Baszuro .................. 5

Nancy Bjornson ................. 5

Francis Eiseth .................... 5

Gene Kraemer .................. 5

Millie Timm ....................... 5

Peg Baskin.......................... 7

Sandy Johnson ................... 7

Tom Slupe ......................... 8

Lauri Tiala ......................... 8

Grace Bahr ........................ 9

Mildred Brezina ................ 9

Barb Dahlke ...................... 9

Mary Ellen Lidgerding .......... 9

Wayne Nero ..................... 9

Ruth Thomas .................... 9

Donna Biederman ............ 11

Donna Collins ................... 11

Delores Cropp ................ 11

Larry Ford ....................... 12

Betty Moe ........................ 12

Bob Spinti ........................ 12

Rory Slocumb ................. 13

Cindi Wieman ................ 13

Sharon Brathall ................. 13

Barb Herman .................. 14

Janice Miller .................... 14

Lester Johnson ................ 14

Dennis Stratton .............. 14

Pauline Beskar ................ 15

Mr. Roy Christenson ...... 15

Ruth Gilbertson .............. 15

Nancy Heifner ................. 15

Joanne Natwick ............... 15

Jane Schutz ...................... 15

Gordon Skouge ............... 16

Jean Wulf ........................ 16

Judy Anderson ................. 17

Becky Berg ...................... 17

Gene Hagen .................... 17

Kathy Pfeiffer .................. 17

Teri Wagner ................... 17

Carl Casper ..................... 18

Bonnie Stouff .................. 18

Judy Helgeson ................. 19

Gerald Olson ................... 19

Jack Sampson .................. 19

Marvin Whitman ................ 19

Bonnie Anderson ............... 20

Kenneth Heintz .................. 20

Jan Larson ........................... 20

Rachel Selchow ............... 20

Doug Wangen ................. 20

Dave Verdon ................... 21

Joe Hagaman ................... 22

Vickie Jess ........................ 22

Lester Tracy .................... 22

Juanita Meyer .................. 23

Judith Sawin ..................... 23

Evelyn Burgraff ............... 24

Sue Roethke .................... 24

Ronald Sandfort .............. 24

Marjorie Diederich ......... 25

Joan Harris....................... 25

James Colvin.................... 25

Cheryl Lowery ................ 25

Laurel Madsen ................. 25

Brenda Arndt .................. 26

Donna Weber ................. 27

Beverly Buss .................... 28

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PERSPECTIVE BY LYNDA CRAN Today is just another day, as I’m writing it’s our coldest day yet this

winter. I was sitting quietly the other day having coffee at my favorite restaurant, and hearing the customers

complaining about the weather, and I couldn’t help thinking about all the flooding along the mighty Mississippi

and in California, as well as the 4 earthquakes in Oklahoma. What we had wasn’t so bad. I think about last winter on

the east coast with so much snow, why is it, we always complain so much? It just seems like Americans always com-

plain about something. They never seem satisfied. My personal opinion is that we should be glad we live in America &

have so many freedoms, even to complain. Have a good month.

Be Happy, Lynda

Bonnie Anderson

Judy Anderson

Mark Ascher

Jim Bahr

Linda Bark

Marge Bartlett

Cindy & Steve Bates

Geri & Ernie Bates

Judy Bates

Kathryn Bates

Esther & Cyril Bauer

Della Bendtsen

Shirley Bengtson

Becky Berg

Jean Biggs

Tom & Nancy Birthman

Nancy Bischel

Julie & Barry Bloom

Shelby Bauer Phyllis Bjork

Joyce Borman

Mike Brandt

Eileen Brantner

Darlene Britton

Margaret Brostrom

Charles Brostrom

Terry Brown

Joan & Eldon Burstad

Maria Butkowski

Norma Canfield

Carl Casper

Jill Chase

Teresa Chau

Bonnie Christianson

Cal Christianson

Donna Collins

Jacq & Lynn Collins

James Colvin

Lynda Cran

Richard Creaser

Marie Creaser

Audrey Cropp

Deloris & Roy Cropp

Jane Culbert

Adeline Cummings

Becky Czysz

Barb & Bob Dahlke

Dorothy Dale

Luanne Dallman

Art & Flo Dana

HelenMae Debee

Chuck Debee

Joann Deml

Barb & John Deutscher

Mark Dudgeon

Susie Douglas

Rita Donicht

Karen & Loyd Donnelly

Marjorie Diederich

Pieter & Ina Edens

Marlene Edens

Margaret Edwards

Carol Egan

Violet & Francis Eiseth

Sharon Emerson

Barbara Erdman

Terri Evans

Janet & David Fassino

Judy Ferguson

Velma Feyen

Neva & Henry Fiege Jackie Finder

Trudy Forster

Pat Fox

Jean Fuhrman Frank

Betty Frank

Judy Frank

Muriel Frank

Bonnie Freisner

Jeanette Fremouw (corrected)

Helen Gallman

Marlys Galoff

Barb Gibson

Ray Giere

Ginnie Gierke

Janet Gifford

Sheryl Grant

Donna Griffith

Clarice Groepper

Jessica Grutt

Nancy Hable

Ardys Hake

LoAnna Halverson

Tom & Jean Harris

Margaret Hastings

Chuck & Betty Hazen

Jerry Hendrickson

Ruth Hendrickson

Hazel & Don Hintzman

Shari & Dan Homstad

Stan & Gen Huftel

Marlene Huley

Vada Husby

Awanda Insalato

Sarah Jacobson

Marlys Jimos

Valerene Johnson

Margaret Johnson

Wesley Johnson

Gail Johnson

Joan Kaiser

Joyce & Joe Kettner

Bunny Kinney

Mary Klovning

Roger & Mary Klukas

Mary Ann Knee

Carol Knops

Nancy Kraft

Dennis Kropp

Angie Kryshak

Kay Kelley

Scott & Jane Kingzett

Carolyn Knutson

Jan & Marvin Kufahl

Barbara Laatsch

Darlene LaBrec

Mary Labs

Myrt & John LaCosse

Marv Lansing

Jan & Gene Larson

Marlys & Jerry Lausted

Charlotte & Howard Lee

James Ley

Mary Ellen Lidgerding

Lauren Lidgerding

Thelma Lindow

Diane Long

Phyllis Lovejoy

Sharon Lowery

Carolyn Maves

Margaret McCabe

Dennis McCabe

Katherine McEwen

Roger McLaughlin

Karen Meehan

Diane Mercil

Grace Mertes

Helen Metten-Johnson

Leona & Rich Metzger

Jerry & Linda Meyer

John Mikkelson

Muriel Mikkelson

Kathy & Leroy Moe

Javerna Morrill

Betty & Maynard Moe

Betty Moldenhauer

Barb Morrison

Gen Murphy

Shari & Wayne Nero

Laurene Noble

Sharon Nordstrom

Donna Nygard

Judy & William Ockler

Arlene Ockwood

Elaine Osborne

LaRae Owens

Margaret Parker

Agnes Patterson

Judith Pechmiller

Paul Peller

Anne & Paul Pellett

Anna Pesek

Curtis Peterson

Carmen Podoll

Ruth & Bob Potter

Vicki Price

Vivian Puddicombe Jack & Marlys Sampson

Dixie Quinn

Gordon Rasmussen

Margaret & James

Ritzer

Frank Rivas

Don Roberts

Elizabeth Robinson

Becky Rogers

Beth & Willis Rubusch

Ruth Ruyle

Jack & Marlys Sampson

Peggy & Don Santee

Shirley & Art Scammell

Marshall Schaefer

Kathy Scheuffele

Helene & Bill Schoch

Lois Schultz

Dan Sembach

Carol & Dale Seppa

Lorelei Sharbono

Bill Shepard

Barbara Slaymaker

Norman Slaymaker

Lori Smith

Jane & Tom Slupe

Lee & Helen Smalley

Clyde Smith

Lorena Smith

Marjory & Howard Smith

Avis Smithback

Carolyn Solberg

Carol Sorsoleil

Keith Stainer

Ocille Steinmeyer

Bonnie Stouff

Dennis Stratton

Julie Stratton

Mike Thibado

Wayne & Susan

Thibado

Opal Thibado

Barbara & Henry

Thomas

Lauri & Sally Tiala

Millie Timm

Susan Thurin

Jerry & Jan Traxler

Bob Tronrud

Iva Turkott Mary Turri

Jack Ubel

Betty Utpadel

Theresa Vanderhoff

Sue & Alan Vasey

Laren Vedder

Jay & Linda Wagner

Teri & John Wagner

Norma Webb

Elaine Weber

Barb Welch

Donna Welcome

Lila Whitted

Lucille Whittier

Herb White

Roger Wieman

Arlene Wieman

Lorraine Wilson

Emmy Winoske

Karen Wisemiller

Korlee Witzel

Sharon & Dan Wold

Mickey Wolfe

Jean Wulf

Rosalind Wynveen

David Wynveen

Sharon Zachow

Janet Zitelman

Marjorie Zeilinger

Bill & Julie Zinsli

Thank You…to our members that have

renewed their Membership or joined our center in

366 PAID

MEMBERS YTD

Shirley Doane Senior Center is a 501 (C) (3) non-profit organization supported in part by

United Way of Dunn County. The Center supports United Way campaign efforts.

Shirley Doane Senior Center

Left to right:

Top Row-Bill Neverdahl, Deb Haugrose, John We-

solek-Vice President, Howard Lee, Ruth Potter-

President, Becky Berg-Secretary, Muriel Wolf.

Bottom Row-Senior Center Director-Donna Collins,

Barb Welch, Gladys Waller, Jane Larsen, Not pic-

tured: Julie Stratton-Back-Up Secretary & Joanne Deml

Shirley Doane Senior Center

2016 Board of Directors

Board President: Ruth Potter

Board Vice President: John Wesolek

Board Secretary/Treasurer: Becky Berg

Backup Secretary: Julie Stratton

Joann Deml

Deb Haugrose

Jane Larsen

Howard Lee

Bill Neverdahl

Gladys Waller

Barb Welch

Muriel Wolf

Senior Center Director: Donna Collins

Asst to the Dir/Bookkeeper: Lynda Cran

Office Assistant/Server: Shari Homstad

ADS Manager: Diane Piontek

Webmaster: Joe Hagaman

Board meetings are held the second Tuesday of

each month at 9:00 a.m. If you are interested in

attending, please let us know one week in advance.

Website: menomonieseniorcenter.org

1412 6th Street East Menomonie, WI 54751

715-235-0954 seniors@wwt.net Web: menomonieseniorcenter.org

Non-Profit Org.

U.S. Postage Paid

Menomonie, WI 54751

Permit No. 345

Return Service Requested

SENIOR CENTER

INTRODUCING YOUR

2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Memorials:

Roger & Mary Schaefer

In memory of Neal Prichard

Jackie Finder

In memory of Lyle Finder

Shirley Bengtson

In memory of Howard Bengtson (sincere apologies for my typing errors in January newsletter)

Rich & Leona Metzger

In memory of Robert Wilson

Donations : Sharon Hanson-Yarn Carolyn Knutson-Potatoes Jan & Patrick Pesek- Backgammon Game Archie & Ann Abbott- Turkey

SPECIAL DONATIONS & MEMORIALS GIVEN TO THE SENIOR CENTER IN JANUARY 2016 THANK YOU!

Donations :

Geri & Ernie Bates

Eldon & Joan Burstad

Maria & Dale Butkowski

Adeline Cummings

Mark Dudgeon

Carol Egan

Pat Fox

Barb Gibson

Nancy Hable

Margaret Hastings

Helen Metten Johnson

POLKA ANYONE?

INTERESTED IN BACKGAMMON ??????

Your Senior Center now owns a beautiful

Backgammon board donated by

Jan & Patrick Pesek

If anyone has interest in starting a

Backgammon group give us a call and we

will make it happen!

715-235-0954

YOUR GENEROUSITY IS OVERWHELMING!

THANK YOU TO THE AMERICAN LEGION POST 32 FOR

HAVING THEIR ANNUAL HOLIDAY DINNER

AT THE SENIOR CENTER IN JANUARY.

THE AMERICAN LEGION ANNUAL BIRTHDAY DINNER

IS SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 14TH @ 12:00 NOON AT

THE SENIOR CENTER. IF YOU ARE A LEGION MEMBER

AND WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND PLEASE CALL THE

CENTER AT 715-235-0954 TO SIGN UP.

BELOW ARE A FEW PICTURES OF JANUARY’S DINNER

Vada Husby

Gene & Jan Larson

Bunny Kinney

Sharon Lowry

Diane Mercil

Curtis Peterson

Lee & Helen

Smalley

Marjory Smith

Lauri Tiala

Lorraine Wilson

AMERICAN LEGION HOLIDAY DINNER

74 Attended the Senior Center’s Volunteer Appreciation Dinner On January 21st.

Thank you to our wonderful friends who volunteered in 2015, we couldn’t do it without you! You do make the Senior Center a success & make a ‘HUGE’ difference! Also, a big

thank you to the senior center staff and board members who helped plan and cook this wonderful meal.

Also a Special thanks to Dan johnson & Dan Homstad who donated their time to help out.

ADULT DAY SERVICES

CRAFTER’S COVE FEBRUARY SALE!!!!!!!!

20% OFF SELECTED ITEMS

SALE ITEMS FOUND IN SPECIAL SECTION TO THE RIGHT AS YOU ENTER THE

CRAFT ROOM. ITEMS WILL BE DISCOUNTED IN THE SENIOR CENTER OFFICE.

PLEASE NOTE: ONLY SELECTED ITEMS WITH ORANGE DOT ARE ON SALE BUT

ALL ITEMS ARE REASONABLE PRICED!

The Crafters Cove has a beautiful, wide variety of hand crafted merchandise. There are a variety

of beautiful quilts to keep you warm on a cold winter night. And don’t forget IF YOU NEED A GIFT– there are many lovely items including dish towels & cloths, scrubbies, aprons, stuffed

dogs (kids love them), adorable 14” doll clothes & much more to fit any occasion.

Stop by to browse & shop-Monday-Friday 9-4 (or after hours our custodian will let you in)!

If you can do basic knitting, crocheting, sewing or have other craft skills to share, try joining

the ladies and gentlemen at CRAFTERS COVE here at the Senior Center

on Tuesdays starting at 8:30 am.

A GOOD TIME WITH GOOD PEOPLE IS GUARANTEED!

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an education program by the alzheimer’s association

Communication is more than just talking and listening – it’s also about sending and receiving messages through

attitude, tone of voice, facial expressions and body language. As people with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias

progress in their journey and the ability to use words is lost, families need new ways to connect. Join us to explore how

communication takes place when someone has Alzheimer’s, learn to decode the verbal and behavioral messages delivered

by someone with dementia, and identify strategies to help you connect and communicate at each stage of the disease.

Alzheimer’s Association Family and Community

Education Program

“Effective Communication Stategies”

Friday February 5th 10:30-11:30

@ the Shirley Doane Senior Center

Communication is more than just talking and listening-it’s also about sending and receiving messages

through attitude, tone of voice, facial expressions and body language. As people with Alzheimer’s disease

and other dementias progress in their

2016 FUNDRAISER EVENTS NET REVENUE OR (LOSS)

MONTH EVENT DATE TIME

JANUARY American Legion Annual Din. Tuesday, January 12, 2016 12:00 p.m.

FEBRUARY NDC Lunch & Learn Thursday, February 04, 2016 10:30-12:30 p.m.

MARCH Our House Lunch & Learn Thursday, March 10, 2016 11-12:30 p.m.

American Legion Birthday Din. Tuesday, March 15, 2016 12:00 p.m.

Easter Dinner Wednesday, March 23, 2016 11:45 a.m.

APRIL ALH/AV Lunch & Learn (ALH cooks) Tuesday, April 05, 2016 11-12:30 p.m.

Spaghetti Feed Thursday, April 28, 2016 4:30-6:30 p.m.

MAY Interim Healthcare Lunch & Learn Thursday, May 12, 2016 11-12:30 p.m.

Thrift & Cookie Sale Friday, May 20, 2016 10-2 p.m.

JUN 7-AUG 2 Popcorn In The Park (Wilson Pk) June 7-August 2, 2016 7-9 p.m.

JUNE St. Croix Hospice/Our House

Lunch & Learn Thursday, June 09, 2016 11am-12:30 p.m.

ALH/AV Senior Center Cook-Out Wednesday, June 15, 2016 11:45 a.m.

Strawberry Fest Thursday, June 23, 2016 4:30-6:30 p.m.

JULY Bingo In The Park Monday, July 04, 2016 2:00-5:00 p.m.

Picnic In The Park Wednesday, July 20, 2016 11:30-2 p.m.

AUGUST Lincare Lunch & Learn Thursday, August 11, 2016 11-12:30 p.m.

SEPTEMBER ALH/AV Lunch & Learn Tuesday, September 27, 2016 11-12:30 p.m.

OCTOBER Packer Backer Raffle Tuesday, October 04, 2016 drawing 10 a.m.

Bridge To Hope Lunch & Learn Thursday, October 20, 2016 11:00-12:30 p.m.

NOVEMBER Thanksgiving Dinner Wednesday, November 16, 2016 11:45 a.m.

Pie Sale-Pre-Thanksg Wednesday, November 23, 2016 8:00 a.m. until gone

DECEMBER Donut & Bake Sale Thursday, December 01, 2016 9-11 a.m.

Christmas Dinner Wednesday, December 14, 2016 11:45 a.m.

FEBRUARY 2016 Elderly Nutrition Program & WEDNESDAY SENIOR CENTER Menu subject to change ENP located at Tantara Apt’s Mon-Tue-Thu-Fri

LOOK FOR MORE HEALTHY AGING CELEBRATIONS IN MARCH.

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY

SENIOR CENTER FRIENDSHIP

DINNER

THURSDAY FRIDAY

1

Chili con car-ne, White rice, Mexicali corn, Corn-bread, Bana-

na

2

Egg salad sandwich, tomato soup, An-gel Food Cake Strawber-ries Whpd

topping

3

MEATLOAF

SCALLOPED POTATOES

BAKED BEANS

SALAD

DESSERT

4 NEIGHBORS OF

DUNN COUNTY

LUNCH&LEARN:

MEATLOAF

DINNER @ SENIOR

CENTER

NOTE: NEW TIME

10:30AM

RSVP 235-0954

5

Chicken broccoli rice casserole, Vegetable blend, WW bread, Peach-

es

8

Ring bologna, Fried pota-toes/ onions, Spinach, WW dinner roll, Bread pud-

ding

9

Teriyaki chicken, Broccoli, Baked po-tato, Sour cream, Banana

10

PORK IN GRAVY OVER MASHED POTATOES

VEGETABLES

SALAD

DESSERT

11

Hamburger patty, Bun, Baked beans, Macaroni

& cheese, Pears

12

Tuna loaf, Parsley potatoes, Creamed peas, Cornbread,

Lemon bar

15 Valentines & President’s Day Special: Baked ham, Scalloped po-tato, Green bean casse-role, Ambro-sia salad,

Bread, Cake

16

Roasted pork loin, Whipped potatoes, Gravy, Stewed tomatoes, bread, Pie

17

CHILI SOUP

SALAD

ROLLS

DESSERT

18

Chicken chow mien, White rice, Chow mien noo-dles, Carrots, Bread stick, Pine-apple tidbits,

cookie

19

Hearty hamburger gravy, Mashed po-tatoes, Vegetable blend, WW dinner

roll, Fruit crisp

22

Turkey ala king, Broccoli salad, Bis-cuit, Frosted

cake, Banana

23 Baked chicken, potatoes, Gravy, Cabbage & carrots, roll,Peach

24

BAKED CHICKEN

MASHED POTATOES GRAVY

VEGETABLE

SALAD

DESSERT

25

Beef tips in gra-vy, Pasta, Car-rots, WW bread,

Orange, Pudding

26

Liver, Onions, Augratin potatoes, Green beans, Roll,

Pears

29 Cedric’s hot dish, Rice, Green beans, bread,

Spiced apple