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Penn Hills Sr.
Services
Senior Scenes
147 Jefferson Road
Penn Hills, Pa 15235
412-244-3400
Fax: 412-242-7078
www.pennhills.org
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Wm. McKinley Sr.
Satellite Site
Volume 17
Issue 2
February 2015
February’s Volunteer of the Month is a Real Sweetheart
February is a very special month basically for the businesses that ‘clean-up’ on the sale
of flowers, cards, etc., but it is also a great month to spread a little kindness and love
around. With that in mind we would like to honor Linda Eaton as February’s Volunteer
of the Month.
Linda is presently serving as President of the Advisory Council. For many, many years
Seventh & Center Sts. she has been the driving force behind the 90+ Celebration of Life event and has formed her “Team 90” group of
Verona (Hilltop) PA
15147
412-828-5888
Funding
Funding is provided by
the Municipality of Penn
Hills*
And the Allegheny
County Area Agency on
Aging
Activities Calendar…..Page 11
Advisory Council….Page 3
Day/Evening Trips Jefferson Pg. 4
dedicated volunteers to host this wonderful event. You
will find her writing an article for the newsletter, meeting
for committees, updating the Advisory Council bulletin
board, planning the 90+ event, meeting with staff on issues that may have been brought up at the Advisory
Council meeting or something that a senior has brought
to her for clarification, shopping for a Center event, planning posters, decorating for a special Center party, doing
research on an issue, taking training to form a better
Council and to keep the Center up to date, whew!!! As
you can see, she is pure energy! Linda will give her
opinion after she has read up on a topic and her ideas
are very constructive. She works extremely well with the
Linda Eaton
members of the executive board of the Advisory Council
Advisory Council President
and with the staff. Linda is there when we need her.
She is truly a Center Ambassador who is a shining example in the Community of what a
senior can do and what the Penn Hills Senior Center can do for all of our senior residents.
She and her sister Margie, are long time Penn Hills residents who keep up on what is
going on in our Community. They have formed friendships with other Council members,
Day/Evening Trips McKinley Pg. 6
seniors, and staff of our Center. We are so very happy that she decided to stay an active part of the Penn Hills Senior Service Center and hope that she will stay an active
Highlights-Jefferson Road..Page 5
member and friend for many, many more years. Thank you so much, Linda, for your
patience and support—you are a jewel in the Senior Center crown!!!
Highlights-McKinley Site..Page 7
Menu..Page 12
Group Volunteer of the Month
This month we are highlighting YOUR Penn Hills Senior Service Center Advisory Council. This elected group of seniors takes their positions very seriPhyllis’ Last Minute Snippets..Pg 2 ously. They meet each month without fail to discuss what is happening
among us, and look for ways to make YOUR Center even better. They serve
Senior Center Pictures...Page 9
on committees, help at Center events, work on policy and procedure with the
staff, and much more. They are the liaison between the seniors and the
Senior Travels...Page 9
staff. It is the Advisory Council, who in many ways, have made YOUR Center
one of the best in the County. So if you have a question or concern, please
Tax Preparation...Page 8
feel free to approach them. They will make sure your need is addressed at
one of the Advisory Council meetings. Remember to "thank" the members
Volunteer of the Month..Page 1
for all they do and if you don't remember who they are, take a look at the
Advisory Council bulletin board on the first floor
Word Search...Page 10
Thank you Council, You are Super!!!
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Last Minute Snippets:
By Phillis Ann Paciulli
I was thinking about a promise that I made to myself and to YOUR Center participants when I first stepped into this position. The promise was to spend time
in the lunchroom with you all. Well, I have failed miserably and want to make
amends. So, I will be in YOUR Center lunchroom 1 day a week in the morning for coffee and conversation. You are invited to ‘sit down’ with me and
talk—it will not be a one on one type of visit, but more of a “round table” discussion. This will include a visit to our McKinley site as well. I will then visit
each of the programs that we have and spend a little time observing and
maybe participating for a short while. This is being done in an effort to reconnect with all of you. See you on Monday, February 2nd at around 10 am!
Phyllis Ann Paciulli
Director of the
Penn Hills Sr. Center
“ I will be in YOUR
Center lunchroom 1
day a week in the
morning for coffee
and conversation.”
Editor: Jane Carr
Editor Emeritus: Phyllis Ann
Paciulli
Jefferson Ctr. News: Lena
Natalia
Notes from McKinley: Mary
Anne Sciullo
Sr. Travel: Yvonne Walker
Council Corner: Linda
Eaton
Contributing Articles :
Menu/Activities: Michelle
Pirollo
Word Search: Shirley Haerr
February 2015
Congregate Meals: As stated in last month’s newsletter, there have been
changes to the Congregate Meals program that we have shared with you.
However, as is normal, change is not easy to accept. I will try, one again, to
explain it to you.
Meals will not be taken from the Center—what does this mean? In the
past, if you were unable to finish your lunch or if there was any extra meals or
parts of the meals you were permitted to bring your own containers and take it
home to finish. This is NO longer acceptable! Food safety is an important
concern for ALL individuals, BUT especially for older adults who are considered a vulnerable population. If you order a meal, it is expected that you will
consume the meal at YOUR Center. If there is anything left over, it is to be
disposed of at the Center. If there are seconds, they will be offered to you,
BUT they have to be eaten at that time. The only items permitted to be taken
home are shelf-stable, non-perishable or non-potentially hazardous food items
from your own meal, etc. such as whole fresh fruits, bread, pastries, cookies/
baked goods, unopened packaged items such as crackers/bread sticks and
unopened individual containers of fruit, applesauce and fruit juices.
There is a statement on the policy/guideline sheet regarding the ordering of an
additional meal that can be taken home—that meal, which is the same meal
eaten at the Center, will cost an individual between $4.70 and $5.70 (payable
in advance) which is the original cost of the meal and the acceptable container in which it will be packaged—individual containers brought from your
home are not acceptable and the Center would have to purchase containers
from the food provider. If the person ordering that second meal does not come
into the Center that day, they will not receive a refund—the meal has to be
paid for and the funds to do this will NOT come from the Center! The Penn
Hills Senior Service Center WILL NOT offer this at our Jefferson Road site OR
the McKinley senior satellite site. The money paid goes directly to the meal
provider (the company that provides our daily meals) through the Center, an
account will have to be set up and an additional accounting system will have
to be put in place—the Center will get NO credit or monetary reimbursement
for ordering and packaging the meal for take out; so, we are not going to offer
this choice. This is our FINAL decision even if reimbursement of any kind
would be offered. It has been left up to the discretion of the individual Centers
and our decision is NO.
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Penn Hills Senior Center
Honors
Advisory Council Members
Rosalie Augustus
Marge Bachmann
Bill Bunn
Judy Buzzard
James Carnahan
Linda Eaton
Caroline Fellinger
Ted Flora
Hilda Friedman
Fran Galasso
Shirley Haerr
Arlene Henry
Faylese Herd
Evelyn Herrick
Gloria Hill
Sal Molitierno
Tom Oslick
Mary Beth Phillips
Jack Rosenberger
Rose Walker
Yvonne Walker
Ruth Yee
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Reminder: Sign up sheets for all trips will be
available at the front desk and lunch room
beginning Wednesday February 4th
Starting at 9:00 am.
DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS, THERE WIL BE
NO BREAKFAST AT CAFÉ 147 IN FEBRUARY.
Linda Tucibat
Site Supervisor
February Day/Evening Trips
Lena Natalia
Center Coordinator
February 5, Thursday—Shop n Save
We will leave the Center at 12:00 pm and return home at 1:30 pm
February 14, Saturday—Rivers Casino
You will get $10.00 in free play and $5.00 in food voucher.
We will leave the Center at 9:00 am with a return pick up at 2:45 pm
February 15, Sunday—Oakmont United Methodist Church Presents “Mystery
Night —”Family Reunion to Die For.” Chicken Dinner will be served.
We will leave the Center at 4:15 pm with a return pick up at 7:45. Cost is $18.00 at sign up.
February 17, Tuesday—Mullaney’s Harp & Fiddle
Located in the Strip District, we will eat and learn to dance the Irish Jig.
We will leave the Center at 6:00 pm with a return pick up at 8:00 pm.
February 19, Thursday——Wal-Mart
We will leave the Center at 10:00 am with a return home at 1:30 pm.
February 19, Thursday—Matinee
We will be going to the O’Reilly Theater to enjoy the Lerner & Loewe’s “My Fair Lady”.
You will love this play. Price is $21.00 and is payable when you sign up at front desk.
We will leave the Center at 1:00 pm with a return pick up at 4:45.
February 27, Friday—Rivers Casino
You will get $10.00 in free play and $5.00 in food voucher.
We will leave the Center at 12:00 pm with a return pick up at 5:45.
Sign up at the front desk.
March 8, Sunday—Consul Energy Center-“Disney on Ice—Princess and Heroes”
We will leave the Center at 4:00 pm with a return pickup at 7:30 pm. Price is $28.00, payable
when you sign up.
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Highlights of Jefferson Center Plans for February/March
February 3, every Tuesday Art Club
12:00-1:30 pm
The Art Cass is looking for a few more artists. Mrs. Madden, the instructor, can show you many
ways to become an avid artist. So come and join the class-it is free! Who knows, maybe you
will find out that it is not so hard to put your ideas on canvas.
February 4– Wednesday—Camera Club
10:00 –11:30 am
The unofficial name of the club is The (not-so) Hot Shots. The first meeting will be held in Café
147. There will be occasional guest speakers and opportunities to learn new techniques with
your digital camera.
February 6, Friday—Medical Discussion with Dr. Tressler
He will speak on Chiropractic therapy for Diabetes.
10:00-11:00 am in the Lunch Room.
February 9-April 27th— Monday—Tai Chi (Eight week CCAC Class )
12:30-2:00 pm
This Ancient Chinese exercise and martial art is designed to enhance your physical and spiritual
well-being.
February 12, Thursday—Book Club
1:00 2:00 pm
We are reading “All the Light We Cannot See” by Anthony Doerr 1:00 2:00 pm
Blinded at the early age of six, Marie Laure LeBlanc and her single father, must leave their Paris
home to flee Nazi takeover. The author masterfully contrasts their plight with German orphan
boy, Werner Pfennig, in this easy to read historical novel.
March 4, Wednesday Breakfast at Café 147
8:00 —9:00 am
We will start the year with scrambled eggs, bacon, toast, juice, coffee. All for $1.50.
March 6, Friday—Latin Inspired Aerobics (4 sessions March 6-March 27)
1:00 to 2:30 pm. Latin music that will infuse excitement into your aerobic workout.
March 26, Thursday—Computer Basics (6 sessions March 26-April 30)
9:00 —11:00 am ( Will learn the basics of keyboard, mouse , email and internet)
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Notes From McKinley ...Mary Anne Sciullo-Site Supervisor
It’s February, the month to be
thankful for love. Why do we
close our eyes when we pray?
When we cry? When we
dream? Or when we kiss? Because we know that the most
beautiful things in life are not
seen, but felt in the heart.
Some people won’t love you no
matter what you do, and some
people won’t stop loving you no
matter what you do. Go where
the love is...Give a random act
of kindness to someone this
month. Give a hug, give a smile.
February Day/Evening Trips
February 4, Wednesday—OPT trip to the Red, White, and Blue. Participants will leave the
Center at 1:15 p.m.
February 13, Friday Night—Mystery Dinner Theater at the United Methodist Church in
Oakmont at 6:00 p.m. Tickets are $18.00 which includes dinner and the show. Payment
is non-refundable, (church rules) and due Friday February 6th if you want me to get your
ticket. Because this is so close by, you will travel there on your own or carpool.
February 21, Saturday Night—Legacy Theater in Gibsonia for “Hollywood Goes to the
Oscars” It’s Oscar weekend and there will be over 15 actors portraying over 100 beloved
characters. Cost is $15, payable by February 13th. Be at the McKinley Center at 6 pm for a
6:15 pm pickup with OPT.
Looking ahead to March…
Many are asking when we will be going to the Meadows again. Well, Urso Bus will be taking
us to the Meadows Casino on Friday March 20th. We will leave the McKinley Center
promptly at 9:00 am and return at 3:00 pm. The cost is $20.00 and you will get $25.00 in free
play. Cash or checks made out to “William McKinley Senior Center” are due by Friday March
13th. NO REFUNDS. Sign up early, as this bus will fill up quickly.
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Highlights of McKinley Center Plans for February
February 2, every Monday—Basic Knitting and Crocheting
This may only be a winter/spring class. Activity starts at 10 am. Bring your own needles. The
Center will supply the yarn. Our first project will be making potholders.
February 2, every Monday—Art and painting Class at 9:00 am
February 4, every Wednesday—Tai Chi—This is an 8 week CCAC class.
February 5, every Thursday—Chair Yoga with Debbie at 10 a.m.
February 6, Friday—Craft Day—Be at the Center at 10 a.m. We are going to recycle tin cans
and make stenciled candles from them. Wear something old for painting. Goodies will be
served. It is National Wear Red Day in honor of American Heart Month. Let’s do our best to
have a sea of red in the room.
February 13, Friday—We will have a small Valentine’s Day Party with goodies and prizes.
We will still have Inspirational Book Club starting at 10 a.m. This is a very different kind of
book club and it truly is an inspiration to all who attend. Please try something new.
February 17, Tuesday—Shrove Tuesday or some call it Fat Tuesday. It is a traditional
splurge day before you may give up special treats for Lent. In honor of this, we will have a
Donut Day Celebration.
February 20, Friday—Game Day at 10 a.m. We are going to have a Trivia Fun Day. I will ask
each of you individual trivia questions, and if you don’t get it right, you will have to chug a shot of
cranberry juice. The person who chugs the least shots will win the prize.
February 27, Friday is “Read a Book” Book Club Day. We will be reading “Black Ice” by
Anne Stuart. It’s a winter thriller/romance for February. Chole takes a gig translating at a conference in a remote chateau, and discovers that her employers are involved in illegal activities.
She knows too much and one of them is ordered to kill her. Enter the terrifying and handsome
man to rescue her. Be at the Center at 10 am. Pastries will be served.
March 6, Friday is Mental Aerobics . This will be a 3 week CCAC Class from 9:30 to 11:30
am
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A message from Jan Austin
Home Delivered Meals Coordinator
Please remember that you MUST be home to receive your meals. We cannot leave your
meal in a box or a bag on the porch. It is an Allegheny County Health Department regulation that we must strictly follow. Please call the Penn Hills Senior Center, by 1:00 pm the day
before, if you are not going to be home to receive your meal. Answering machines are available through the night as well.
Also, during the winter months it may take the drivers longer to get your Home Delivered
Meals to you. Occasionally the road conditions may even prevent us from getting to you at
all. When conditions are severe, remember to tune into WPXI or KDKA to verify that HDM is
cancelled for that day.
Jan Austin at 412-244-3408
Penn Hills Senior Center 412-244-3400
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Below are some nearby locations. Read carefully and remember to call first.
Monroeville Senior Center
6000 Gateway boulevard
Monroeville, PA 15146
(412) 856-7825
Mon 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Wed 9:00 am-4:00 pm
APPOINTMENT REQUIRED
Human Services Center
Corp.
519 Penn Avenue
Turtle Creek, PA 15145
412-829-7112
Mon 12:00 pm-8:00 pm
Wed 12:00 pm-8:00 pm
APPOINTMENT REQUIRED
Carnegie Library of Squirrel Hill
5801 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15217
(412) 422-9650
Tue 12:00 pm-4:00 pm
Thu 12:00 pm-4:00 pm
Sat 10:00 am-4:00 pm
APPOINTMENT REQUIRED
C. C. Mellor Library
1 Pennwood Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15218
(412) 731-0909
Tue 10:00 am-5:00 pm
Wed 10:00 am-5:00 pm
Thu 10:00 am-5:00 pm
APPOINTMENT REQUIRED
Plum Senior Center
499 Center New Texas Rd.
Pittsburgh, PA 15239
(412) 795-2339
Mon 9:00AM-4:00PM
Fri 9:00AM-4:00PM
Cooper-Siegel Library
403 Fox Chapel Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15238
(412) 828-9520
Mon 10:30 am-3:30 pm
APPOINTMENT REQUIRED
Wed 10:30 am-3:30 pm
APPOINTMENT REQUIRED
Hillcrest Presby. Church
1622 James Street
Monroeville, PA 15146
(412) 824-5600
Wed. 12:00 pm-4:00 pm
WALK-INS WELCOME
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Love is patient, love is kind.
It does not envy,
it does not boast, it is not proud.
It does not dishonor others,
it is not self-seeking,
it is not easily angered,
it keeps no record of wrongs.
Pictured above (Sitting left to right, )
Ann Perhacs, Mary Rossi, (Standing left
to right, Bonita Scavo and Tammy
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Pictured above: Bottom left to right, Barbara Shirley, Dorothy Napolitano, and
Loretta Ross. Above left to right, Anthony DiMatteo, Donald Thielman and Alice
Hughes.
Pictured above: Left to right, Josephine Beltrame, Dorothy Paolucci and
George Potts.
Love does not delight in evil
but rejoices with the truth.
It always protects, always trusts,
always hopes, always perseveres.
Love never fails.
1 Corinthians 13: 4-8
Senior Travels
May 4-7 2015— Holland, Michigan Tulip Festival $25.00 pp —due by February 1st. Final payment
due March 15th. Insurance is highly recommended. Trip includes Motor Coach Transportation, 3 nights
lodging, 3 breakfasts, 3 dinners, Dutch Village, Veldheers Tulip Gardens, DeKlomp Wooden Shoe and
Delft Factory. Reserved seats for the Volksparade, Evening Revue Show, Windmill Gardens and De
Zwaan Windmill. Luggage handling, taxes, meal gratuities, Driver Gratuity included. Moderate walking.
Prices based on 30 paying customers.
Other trips in the planning include:
Seneca Allegany Casino including Show, Buffet and Overnight
Cruise to Canada and New England (Passport required) Must have 25 people in order to go to
Cruise departure destination. October 3-10.
Ballet
NYE River’s Casino
All questions should be directed to Yvonne at 412-877-2066
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Volume 17 Issue 2
ACTIVITIES - FEBRUARY 2015
MCKINLEY
JEFFERSON
MONDAY
TAI CHI 12:30 - 2:00FITNESS
MATTERS 10:15 - 11:15
BILLIARDS 10:30
AQUA AEROBICS 9:30 - 10:30
BLOOD PRESSURE WITH SHIRLEY
11:15 - 12:30
CERAMICS 9:30 - 12:30
MONDAY
ART AND PAINTING CLASS
9:00
KNITTING CLASS 10:00
POKENO 10:00
PUZZLES
LUNCH 11:30
BINGO 12:00
SOCIALITES WEIGH-IN 5:30 6:15 MEETING 6:15
500 CARD CLUB (1ST & 3RD) - 12:30
YOGA - 2:30 - 3:30
TUESDAY
TABLE TENNIS 8:00 - 9:00
BILLIARDS 10:30
ART 12:00 - 1:30
TUESDAY
PUZZLES
POKENO 10:00
LUNCH 11:30
BINGO 12:00
WEDNESDAY
CERAMICS 9:30 - 2:30
FITNESS MATTERS 10:15 11:15
BILLIARDS 10:30
KNITTING CLASS 1:30 - 3:30
AQUA AEROBICS 9:30 - 10:30
WEDNESDAY
PUZZLES
MICHIGAN RUMMY 10:00
TAI CHI 10:00
LUNCH 11:30
BINGO 12:00
THURSDAY
TABLE TENNIS 8:00 - 9:00
QUILTING GROUP 9:00 - 11:00
BILLIARDS 10:30
LINE DANCING 10:00 - 11:15
BOOK CLUB (2ND THURSDAY) 1:00
THURSDAY
PUZZLES
POKENO 10:00
LUNCH 11:30
BINGO 12:00
FRIDAY
PUZZLES
POKENO 10:00
1ST FRIDAY CRAFT CLASS
2ND FRIDAY BOOK CLUB
(INSPIRATIONAL)
3RD FRIDAY GAME DAY
4TH FRIDAY BOOK CLUB
Advisory Council
Meeting will be on
Wednesday
February 11
FRIDAY
BIBLE CLASS 10:30
CHAIR EXERCISE 10:30
BILLIARDS 10:30
TOPS WEIGH-IN 11:15-12:00
MEETING 12:15
PINOCHLE 12:30 - 3:00
BRIDGE 12:30 - 3:00
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FEBRUARY 2015
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
2
CREAMED PULLED
TURKEY
GREEN BEANS
MULTI GRAIN BREAD
PINEAPPLE
MILK
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ROAST BEEF
LIGHT GRAVY
WHIPPED POTATOES
PEAS AND CARROTS
WHEAT BREAD
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CHICKEN LEG AND
THIGH
GRAVY
YAMS
CORN AND BLACK
BEANS
SLICED PEACHES
MILK
5
PASTA AND MEAT
SAUCE
TOSSED SALAD
ITALIAN BREAD
BANANA
MILK
6
BEEF STEW
WHITE BREAD
NOODLES
ORANGE
MILK
9
PULLED PORK SANDWICH
BEANS AND RICE
BROCCOLI
WHEAT BUN
SLICED PEARS
MILK
10
NEW ENGLAND COD
MAC N CHEESE
ITALIAN GREEN
BEANS
WHEAT BREAD
FRUIT COCKTAIL
MILK
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MEATLOAF
GOURMET POTATOES
ASIAN VEGGIE
BLEND
WHEAT BREAD
STRAWBERRY JELLO
MILK
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WHITE CHICKEN
CHILI
COLE SLAW
DINNER ROLLS
APPLE
MILK
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STUFFED PEPPER
WHIPPED POTATOES
CARROTS
MULTI GRAIN BREAD
SUGAR COOKIES
MILK
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SALISBURY STEAK
WITH TOMATO
GRAVY
POTATOES WITH
PARSLEY
GREEN BEANS
MULTI GRAIN BREAD
MANDARIN ORANGES
MILK
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SWEET AND SOUR
PORK
SPINACH SALAD
RYE BREAD
ORZO
BANANA
MILK
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TUNA SALAD
HARD COOKED EGG
POTATO SALAD
BEET SLICES
ITALIAN BREAD
ORANGE
MILK
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ROAST BEEF
GRAVY
WHIPPED POTATOES
BROCCOLI
WHEAT BREAD
APPLESAUCE
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BAKED COD
SCALLOPED POTATOES
STEWED TOMATOES
WHEAT BREAD
SLICED PEACHES
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23
COWBOY BURGER
PAPRIKA POTATOES
GREEN BEANS
WHEAT BUN
MANDARIN ORANGES
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24
SPAGHETTI AND
MEATBALLS
TOSSED SALAD
ITALIAN BREAD
APPLE
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25
HONEY MUSTARD
CHICKEN
WHIPPED YAMS
MIXED VEGGIES
RYE BREAD
PINEAPPLE
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APPLE SPICE PORK
CHOP
WHIPPED POTATOES
BABY PEAS
WHEAT BREAD
FUDGE BROWNIE
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TUNA SALAD
COLE SLAW
WHEAT BREAD
SLICED PEACHES
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