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ORANGE FRIENDLIES
Orange Senior Center • High Plains Community Center
Orange, Connecticut 06477
FEBUARY 2019
Senior Center Telephone: 203-891-4784
Check out our new website at: www.orange-ct.gov/782/Community-Services
Mission Statement: The Orange Senior Center provides activities that promote independence, creativity,
physical and emotional health, and lifelong learning for residents over the age of 55.
WORD FROM THE SENIOR SERVICES
COORDINATOR
A Word from the Director
Well happy winter. January has brought us some frigid
temperatures. However things are heating up with Tracy
Bunch, the leader is looking for volunteers to present an
activity. If you have a special skill or talent, call the office.
Speaking of heating up, we are going to have a hot time
with Jack Lynn when he performs at the Orange Lions
Club Pizza Party. Jack will be doing his Dean Martin show
“Dino’s Back!” and with pizza from the Lions its going to
be a great time!
Dennis Marsh
Senior Services Coordinator
Nominations are being accepted through March 1, 2019 for
the 2019 Living Treasure Awards. The three individuals
chosen will be honored at the Living Treasure Award
ceremony on May 24, 2019, from 5-8pm at the Race Brook
Country Club in Orange. Forms can be found in the Senior
Center office.
Please be aware that the first 10 days of an enrollment period for a class, trip or activity, sign up will be open to Orange
residents only. After that, enrollment will be open to all.
Greetings all, I hope you had a Happy New Year and
enjoyed your January! The cold weather is upon us full
force so be sure to stay warm and dry. I would like to say
thank you again to all who donated and contributed to our
Food and Fuel Bank and to our Holiday Programs. These
programs help Orange residents in need and are maintained
solely by donation and the generosity of individuals,
residents, businesses, organizations and schools. In
February we celebrate “Presidents Day” on the third
Monday of the month. We also have Valentine’s Day on
February 14
th
, when we acknowledge those who are near
and dear to us. Take care and have a wonderful February!
Stop by any time, my door is always open.
Joan Cretella
Director Orange Community Services
Submit your Living Treasure Nominations
A couple of ladies play scrabble on Fridays at 12:00pm in
the café. They are looking for more players. Please feel
welcomed to come out and join us for Scrabble.
Scrabble
Join us February 25 at 1:00pm for the
Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion
Project (KSCPP) lotus lantern craft class.
The class includes the making of a lotus
lantern, viewing documentaries and home
made traditional Korean desserts. The
cost is $5 to cover the supplies for the
lanterns. Stop by the office to sign up.
Lotus Lantern Craft Class
Join us on Saturday, February 2 & May 11, 2019 for a trip
to the New Haven Chamber Orchestra performing at the
Fair Haven Middle School. Just leave your car at High
Plains and ride with us into New Haven for this free
concert. Call (203) 891-4784 to register. Departs at 1:00pm
New Haven Chamber Orchestra Trip
Please be aware due to the renovation project at the HPCC
the Orange Senior Center will not be able to offer the
AARP Tax program. Additional dates have been added at
the Milford Senior Center. Milford Senior Center will have
AARP Tax appointments on Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday. Call the Milford Senior Center at (203) 877-5131 to
schedule an appointment at 9:00 or 10:30, by appointment.
Due to Renovations, No AARP Tax Here
Lions Club of Orange Pizza Party
Join us on Wednesday, February 11, for a Dean Martin
themed Cabaret from 1:30—3:00pm. Jack Lynn
will perform the music of Dean Martin. The
Lions Club of Orange will serve pizza and soda.
Call (203) 891-4784 to reserve a seat!
February 2019 Orange Senior Center Page 2
Wellness with Shop Rite
Movie of the Month
Aubry will teach a 1 week/ 4 day iPhone class from
February 11—14. Class fee is $20. Class time is 11:30am
to 1:30am.
iPhone with Aubry
Renovations of the classroom wing is under way. It is my understanding at
this time that the classroom wing renovations will continue to the end of
March. We will need to be flexible as plans can change at a moment’s notice
Public Notice: Classroom Renovations
Transportation
The Town of Orange provides a transportation service for
senior/disabled residents. This service runs Monday through
Friday from 7:00 am until 6:00 pm. At least 48 hours notice is
required. The program transports to Orange, Milford, West
Haven, New Haven, North Haven, Hamden, and additional
local areas by request on a case by case basis. It is donation
based—$2.00 to Senior Center, $4.00 within Orange and
$6.00 outside of Orange all round trip. Aides ride free. Call
Kim Callahan (203) 891-4788 to schedule a ride.
A Word from Outreach
As our thoughts turn to income taxes be aware
you may be eligible for extra help with your
Medicare expenses. There is a program that
helps with the monthly payment. For a single
person the monthly income limit is $2,472.30
For a couple the limit is $3,328.38. For more
information call (203) 891-4787.
Denise Stein, Outreach Worker
Blood Pressure Screenings
The Griffin Hosp. Outreach and Valley Parish Nurse Van
will be at High Plains Center on the 4th Tuesday of the
month, February 26. OVNA is available to check your blood
pressure on the 4th Thursday of the Month: February 28 at
the OVNA from 1-2pm.
Senior Center Advisory Committee
The Orange Senior Center Advisory Committee
meets every other month at 10:00am. The next
meeting will be February 21 in the Community
Services Conference Room. If you would like to
be a part of the planning of the Senior Center
call Dennis at (203) 891-4784.
Join us for Classic Movie of the Month:
“Ground Hog Day”, on February 1 at
1:00pm. Bill Murray is a weatherman who
finds himself inexplicably living the same day
over and over again. Popcorn and soda to be
served. Call for a seat.
CLASSIC Movie Friday
Join us on Monday, February 4 at 12:00pm in the Café
when Shop Rite of Orange’s Registered Dietitian, Courtney
Huggins, RD will create a healthy dish to sample.
Join us on March 18, at 1:00pm when Dr. Gregory Sabatino
presents this Wellness Workshop on Foods That Help
Prevent Osteoporosis. Call us to let us know you are
coming (203) 891-4784.
Food That Help Prevent Osteoporosis
Join us for 175th Anniversary as we watch
the film Orange 175th on February 22 at
1:00pm. This movie captures what it was
like in Orange in 1972 as the town
celebrates its 150 year! Popcorn and soda to be served. Call
for a seat (203) 891-4784.
Documentary and Discussion
New Haven Symphony– February 14 Handel’s Messiah
Free Bus Service from High Plains Community Center to Woolsey Hall, New Haven sponsored by Orange Arts
and Culture Council. Bus departs High Plains at 6:45PM – Bus reservations (203) 878-7417.
Josh will teach a 4 week Mac Computers class on
Thursday, Feb 7—28. Class fee is $20. Class time is
9:00am to 11:00am.
*** Mac Computers ***
Join us February 8, for “A Star is Born”
at 1:00pm, starring Lady Gaga and Bradley
Cooper. A remake of the 1976 classic where a
musician helps a young singer find fame, even
as age and alcoholism send his own career into
a downward spiral. Popcorn to be served. Call
to reserve a seat (203) 891-4784.
Calling all artists, the annual Senior
Art Show at the Case Memorial
Library is this May! Start collecting
your pieces. You may submit 2 pieces
to the show. We share the event with
Amity Seniors. There will be a
reception Thursday May 9 to invite family and friends so
you can brag :) Artists are asked to bring a food item to the
reception for a pot luck. Registration forms will be
available in the senior center.
Senior Art Show
Class Date Description Instructor
Afghan Ladies
4th Monday 1:00—2:00pm
Feb 25
No Fee
Group of knitters and crocheters who make
afghans for veterans. New members welcomed!
Claire Westerink
Senior Lounge
Billiards
Tues & Thurs 1:00pm
Friday 10:00am
Ongoing
No Fee
Enjoy Billiards with a group of new friends. Cue
sticks are available for use. See if you can sink
the 8 on the break!
Cafe
Bingo
Thursdays, 1:00-3:30pm
Ongoing
No Fee
Cards are $1.25 for the first card, $.25 for each
card after. Paper sheets are a $1.00 each.
Cafe
Bocce/Corn Hole
Wednesday, 10:00am
On going
No fee
Join us Bocci in the warm months and Corn Hole
when it gets cold. All abilities welcome.
Pete Pepe
Gym
Book Club
Friday, 2:00—3:00pm
Feb 22
No Fee
The next book will be The Great Alone by Kristin
Hannah
Paula Samuel
Computer Room
Chair Exercise
Daily 11:00am
On going
No fee
This is a great form of exercise for seniors or for
those with disabilities.
Ann Losh
Cafe
Chess
Tues/Thurs 1:30pm
On going
No Fee
Join us for a stiff game of chess with the Chess
Club
Tues in Cafe
Thurs in Lounge
Cribbage Club
Monday 1:00pm
On going
No Fee
We are collecting names to try to start the
Cribbage Club. Call if interested (203) 891-4784
Cafe
Legal Clinic
1st Wednesday of month
9:00am
Ongoing
No Fee
Attorneys from Floman DePaola will be available
to discuss basic legal needs.
Call the Senior Center office for an appointment
Attorneys from
Floman DePaola
Town Conf room
Laughter Club
Wednesdays, 9:00am
Ongoing
No Fee
If you love to laugh, join us! Laughter is truly
the best medicine. Feel great for free!
Connie Pino
Cafe
Mexican Train
Wednesday 1:00pm
Ongoing
No Fee
For a fun time, join us for Mexican Train
Dominos.
Volunteer
Cafe
Movie Club
2nd Friday each Month 3:30pm
Feb 8
Join in viewing assigned, locally running movies
and meeting to discuss the elements of the movie
Isabel Melo
Senior Lounge
Pickleball
Daily at 1:00pm
Beginner Tuesday 12:15-1:00pm
Ongoing
No fee
It’s like ping pong meets tennis! Lots of FUN!!!
Must be a member of the Senior Center.
Volunteer
Gym
Pinochle
Wednesday 1:00pm
Ongoing
No fee
Come join us for Pinochle! We are looking to add
more players
Room 15
Ping Pong
Mon & Wed noon
Ongoing
No Fee
All levels welcomed to play this fun game. No
experience needed, we have everything you need
Volunteer
Cafe
Money Management
Tuesday 9:30am
Feb 5 &
Feb 19
Exploring investment opportunities and hearing
from an occasional money management speaker
Santi Dutta
Town Conf Room
The Orange Senior Center strives to offer the best service possible. Classes start on a quarterly rota-
tion: January—March, April—June, July—September, & October—December. Enrollment for resi-
dents of Orange is the 1st of the month prior (i.e. Sept. 1 for Oct’s quarter). Enrollment for non-residents is the 10th day of
the month. If the 10th falls during the weekend then non-residents can sign up the following Monday. Each class generally
cost $50 for a 10 week session. Each class requires a minimum of 8 students to be affordable. Classes that fail to meet the
enrollment will be canceled. Each instructor is given a class roster with student phone #’s. If the instructor needs to cancel a
class they will call the students and a make up class will be added.
Class Policy
Join us on a movie adventure the second Friday of the
month at 3:30pm. We choose films, playing locally to view
individually and then we discuss it together. We decide
whether the movie was a hit or miss with regards to script,
acting, cinematography, and directing. All are welcomed.
Movie Club
Arts & Crafts on Monday, Name 5 or Scattergories on
Tuesdays, Mexican Train Dominos on Wednesdays,
Bingo on Thursdays, Scrabble on Fridays at 1:00pm in the
Cafe. So come on out and join us and be part of the fun!
Afternoon Fun
New Haven Symphony Bus Trip
New Haven Symphony- February 14 – Symphonic
Broadway. Free Bus Service from High Plains Community
Center to Woolsey Hall, New Haven. Bus departs High
Plains at 6:45PM – Bus reservations (203) 878-7417
A group of members meet the 1st & 3rd Thursday each
month to play cards in the senior lounge from 6:30-8:30pm.
A variety of cards games are being played. All are welcome
Evening Cards
Class Date Description Instructor
AARP Driver’s Safety
First Thursday, 9:00-1:00pm
Feb 7
Reservation
Completion of this course may earn seniors a
discount on their driver’s insurance. AARP
members $15, Non-members $20
AARP
Instructor
Room 15
Bridge Lessons
Thursday 1:00—3:00pm
$50.00, 10 wks
Jan 3 –
March 7
This class is for intermediate Bridge players and for
those who want to expand on what they have
learned.
Al Pol
Room 15
Bridge Lessons
Fridays, 1:00-3:00pm
$50.00, 10 wks
Jan 4 –
March 8
This class is for those who have mastered the
beginnings of Bridge and want to expand on what
they have learned.
Al Pol
Room 15
Fitness
T/Th 9:00am $40.00, 10 wks
Jan 3 -
March 12
This fun-filled class combines stretching, & balance
to burn calories and improve health.
Danielle Pettit
Gym
Floral Arranging
Friday 10:00am
$25.00
TBD
Learn how to make a beautiful basket for any table.
Pre-registration is required with a minimum of 8
students.
Mary Errato
Room 15
Painting and Drawing
Tuesdays, 9:30-11:30am
$50.00, 10 wks
Jan 8 -
March 12
The course will improve drawing & painting skills
through various techniques, methods, and styles.
Graham Dale
Lounge
Tai-Chi
Fridays, 11:45-12:45pm
$50.00, 10 wks
Jan 4 –
March 8
Tai-Chi has been shown to improve balance and
flexibility, as well as reduce fall risk among older
adults.
David Chandler
Gym
Tap Dance
Monday, 10:30-11:30am
$50.00, 10 wks
Jan 7 –
March 25
Set those feet dancing and feel the excitement of
dance! No class Jan. 21 nor Feb. 18
Judy Nilsson
Room 15
Yogalates
Wednesdays, 10:30-11:30am
$50.00, 10 wks
Jan 9 –
March 13
Dynamic technique that combines the best of yoga
and Pilates. Yogalates is a safe and strong practice
that improves overall health, strengthens, and tones.
Traci Weber
Room 15
Yoga – Mondays
9:00am only
$50.00, 10 wks
Jan 7 –
March 25
Yoga has been found to improve health, flexibility,
awaken inner energy, deepen breath awareness &
quiet the mind. No class Jan. 21 nor Feb. 18
Andrea Cashman
Senior Lounge
Yoga – Wednesdays
9:00am & 10:15am
$50.00, 10 wks
Jan 2 –
March 6
Yoga has been found to improve health, flexibility,
awaken inner energy, deepen breath awareness and
quiet the mind.
Saskia Smith
Senior Lounge
Yoga Dance
Thursdays, 10:00—11:00am
$50.00, 10 wks
Jan 3 –
March 7
Wonderful for all ages and capabilities as it uses
gentle breathing, dance, and chairs if needed. No
class Nov 22
Andrea Cashman
Senior Lounge
Zumba Gold
Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
10:00-11:00, 10 wks
Jan 3 –
March 12
Easier than the basic Zumba but just as much fun.
The moves are easy to follow by all individuals.
No class Nov 22 or Nov 23
Danielle Pettit
Gym
Mac Computers
Thursday 9:00am
$20.00
Feb 7 -
Feb 28
Learn the basics of the personal computer and how
to operate it.
Josh Cloutier
Computer Room
iPhones
1 week/ 4 days
11:30am to 1:30am $20.00
Feb 11-
Feb 14
Aubry will teach a 1 week/ 4 day iPhone class from
February 11—14. A perfect class to learn how to
operate an iPhone
Aubry Monahan
Computer Room
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Building Renovations and class scheduling
With renovations being performed, we had to move many classes around. This makes scheduling classes tight to one another
with little time to change over. Classes run on a 50 minute hour. This means a 9:00am class starts at 9:05am and ends at
9:55am. So be sure to be ready to start by 9:05am. Class ends at 9:55 to allow for a smooth transition between classes.
Weather Policy: Classes are canceled when the Orange School System closes due to weather. If there is a
school delay then only those classes during the delay are canceled. WTNH 8 is the official station for weather
cancelations. If you have any questions regarding the Senior Center Class policy please feel free to contact
the Senior Center at (203) 891-4784.
CT FLOWER SHOW & LUNCH—No
minimum trip February 21, 2019 (snow date
2/22). “Breath of Spring” at the CT Flower &
Ga rden Show a t t h e
Connecticut Convention Center
with a lunch stop at Dakota’s
Restaurant for Prime Rib
(cooked Medium only),
Mesquite Grilled Salmon, or
wood Grilled Chicken served with all the
trimmings. Cost $89pp. Includes
transportation, Lunch, & Admission. Full
p aymen t du e a t r e g i s t r a t i on
( considerable walking).
TINY BEAUTIFUL THINGS Senior
Center Trip February 27, 2019. Based on
Strayed’s bestselling book, Tiny Beautiful
Things is a deeply funny, empathetic, and
u p l i f t i n g
experience
about an anonymous online advice columnist
who creates a beloved column. 10 people can
go on the Senior Center van otherwise you
can drive yourself to the Long Wharf Theater.
Includes lunch will be at Brazi’s and will
departs at 12 noon from the High Plains
Community Center. Cost $86pp, includes
transportation, or $81 if you drive your self.
Includesluncheon, ticket to the show and
driver’s gratuity. Full payment due at
registration ( Minimal Walking).
SLEIGH RIDE AT ADAMS FARM, VT
No minimum trip March 7, 2019. Every
sleigh is pulled by a team of Belgian Draft
Horses through maple groves and pines, into a
an open meadow where the
views are wonderful.
Lunch will be at the Bew
Eng l a nd Hou se i n
Brattleboro, Vermont.
Choice will be Pot Roast or
Butternut Squash Ravioli served with all the
trimmings. Cost $117pp, includes
transportation, luncheon, sleigh ride and
driver’s gratuity. Full payment due at
registration ( Minimal Walking).
SPAIN’S COSTA del SOL & the
PORTUGESE RIVIERA, April 25-May 7,
2019. 13 days, 17 meals. Highlights: Madrid,
Choices on Tour, AVE High-Speed Train,
Cordoba, Costa del Sol, Granada, Alhambra,
Ronda, Seville, Cascais, Lisbon, Mafra Palace
& Monastery, Ericeira, Sintra, Obidos, and
Fatima. Cost: $3,999pp
double. Deposit & insur-
ance due at registration
( Considerable
Walking)
AMERICA’S COWBOY COUNTRY,
June 10-17, 2019. 8 days, 10 meals. High-
l i gh t s : Na t i o na l
Museum of Wildlife
Art, Grand Tetons,
Yellowstone National
Park, Buffalo Bill
Center of the West,
Deadwood, Crazy Horse Memorial, Mt.
Rushmore, and the Badlands National Park.
Cost: $3,749pp double. Deposit & insur-
a n c e d u e a t r e g i s t r a t i o n
( Considerable Walking)
PERU: ANCIENT LAND OF
MYSTERIES, October 5-14, 2019. 10 days,
16 meals. Highlights: Lima,
Choice on Tour, Sacred
Valley of the Incas, Local
Andean Cultures, Ollantay-
tambo Ruins, Home-Hosted
Lunches, Machu Picchu, Cuzco, Lake
Titicaca, Uros Floating Islands, and the Larco
Museum. Cost: $3,999pp double. Deposit &
insurance due at reg is tra t ion
( Considerable Walking)
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For day trips please make checks payable to
“Treasurer, Town of Orange”. Overnight and
extended-stay trip checks are usually made
out to the tour company. The first 10 days of
an enrollment period for a class, trip or activ-
ity, sign up will be open to Orange residents
only. After that, enrollment is open to all.
Refunds cannot be made after 30 days out
from departure for day trips, unless a replace-
ment can be found. To reserve a special needs
seat you must notify the Senior Center staff
at sign-up.
Trip Policy
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RHYTHM OF THE DANCE at the Westchester Theater -
no minimum trip March 12, 2019. After lunch sit back and
watch a gifted cast of young dancers, musicians, 3 Irish ten-
ors and live performance from the entire troupe. Cost:
$113pp. Includes transportation, lunch, show, & driver
gratuities. Full payment due at reservation. ( Mini-
mal Walking)
ST PATRICK’S DAY at the Aqua Turf - no minimum
trip March 19, 2019. Enjoy live Irish entertainment by
Padraig Allen and the Maclean Avenue Band.
Enjoy an Irish lunch including corned beef &
cabbage, baked scrod, and all the fixings,
topped off with carrot cake. Also a
complimentary glass of wine or beer. Cost:
$82pp. Includes transportation, lunch, show, & driver gra-
tuities. Full payment due at reservation. ( Minimal
Walking )
New Date! BROADWAY: Your Choice of Kiss Me Kate
or The Cher Show - no minimum trip April 3, 2019.
Lunch at Carmines on 44th Street family style. You choose
the show—Kiss Me Kate, a musical comedy featuring Cole
Porter classic songs or The
Cher Show. The Cher Show
is her story of 6 decades in
entertainment , pushing
boundaries and letting no one
stand in her way. Cost: $249pp. Includes transportation,
Orchestra/Front Mezzanine Tickets, lunch, show, and driver
&Tour Director gratuities. Full payment due at reserva-
tion. ( Minimal Walking).
DAFFY DAFFODILS Featuring Nantucket Daffodil
Festival, April 26-28, 2019. 3 days, 5 meals. Highlights:
Stay at the Cape Codder Resort, visit the Cape Cod Potato
Chip Factory, enjoy dinner and entertainment at the Cape
Cod Irish Village, ride ride the High Speed Ferry to Nan-
tucket, see the antique car parade, , the daffodil festival,
enjoy an island sightseeing tour, enjoy a lobster dinner, visit
the Heritage Plantation, and visit the Daniel Webster Inn for
Sunday Brunch. Cost: $591pp double, $736 single, or
$571pp triple. payment due at reservation
( considerable walking).
CLOTHES ENCOUNTER at the Newport Playhouse,—
No minimum trip May 23, Enjoy a hearty buffet and a
wonderful play at this fun-filler cabaret. Lunch will be a
large variety of hot and cold foods, main entrees, side
dishes, beverages, and homemade desserts. After lunch en-
joy the show: Clothes Encounter. This hilarious romp about
real estate agents, a husband and wife, handyman, double-
meanings, mistaken identities, and sexual innuendos makes
for riotous fun! Cost $111pp, includes transportation, lunch
buffet, show and driver’s gratuity. Full payment due at
registration ( Minimal Walking).
LOBSTER FEAST AND THE GREAT AMERICAN
SWING BAND American Beauty—June 13, 2019. Enjoy
your lobster feast menu with clam chowder, New England
Boiled Lobster, Barbecued Ribs and chicken, served with
corn and a baked potato, plus dessert. Then relax to the mu-
sic of the Great American Swing Band. Cost $109pp. In-
cludes transportation & Lunch. Full payment due at regis-
tration ( Minimal Walking).
CT SUN vs. SEATTLE STORM WNBA Basketball at
Mohegan Sun Arena - no minimum trip June 16, 2019.
Cost: $55pp. Includes transportation, ticket to the CT Sun
game, Food Voucher and Casino Bonus, & driver
gratuities. Full payment due at reservation.
( Minimal Walking)
NEWPORT FLOWER SHOW American Beauty, June
23, 2019. America’s premier summer flower show, held on
the historic grounds of Rose Cliff. Highlights include a 10-
mile Ocean Drive with a local guide, Admission to the
flower show, and leisure time for shopping & lunch at Bo-
wen’s Wharf. Lunch is on your own at any one of the nu-
merous restaurants. Cost $99pp. Includes transportation,
tour & admission. Full payment due at registration
( some walking). Pick up the bus at the Baldwin
Center, 100 W Broad St, Stratford CT.
MACY’S FIREMWORKS AND CRUISE, July 4, 2019.
Celebrate the 4th of July on board Statue Cruises. As the
sun sets behind Lady Liberty, enjoy your evening under the
New York City Skyline as you watch the legendary Macy’s
Fireworks. Enjoy a “light buffet” on board the ship. Cash
bar available. Cost $259pp. Includes transportation, &
cruise. Full payment due at registration
( considerable walking). Pick up the bus at
the Baldwin Center, 100 W Broad St, Stratford CT.
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TOWN OF ORANGE
COMMUNITY SERVICES
525 Orange Center Rd.
Orange, CT 06477
PRESORTED STANDARD
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
PERMIT NO. 722
MILFORD, CT 06460
Current resident or
A $3.00 donation is
accepted for persons
60+. Must register at
(203) 891-4765.
Lunch is offered Mon.
through Fri., 11:30am –
12:00pm. No meals on Sat.,
or Sun
1
Three Bean Chili
Brown Rice
Corn Bread
4
Cream of Carrot Soup
California Chicken
Salad Plate
5
Cheeseburger
Steak Fries
Coffee Cake
6
Roast Pork with Gravy
Mashed Potato
Beets
7
Sloppy Joe
Potato Tots
Carrots
8
Mushroom Quiche
Roasted Sweet Potato
Spinach
11
Chicken Parmesan
Zucchini & Tomato
Italian Bread
12
Beef Teriyaki
Brown Rice
Pineapple
13
Italian Wedding Soup
Turkey Salad Sandwich
Chocolate Pudding
14
Beef Braciole
Au Grain Potatoes
Holiday Cake
15
Tuna Casserole
Italian Blend Vegetable
Garlic Breadstick
18
Closed for
Presidents Day
19
Chicken Pot Pie
Carrots
Bake Apple Slices
20
Meat Loaf
Acorn Squash
Peas & Carrots
21
Stuffed Salmon
French Onion Soup
Wild Rice Pilaf
22
Roasted Turkey
Chef Salad
Fresh Fruit
25
Roasted Cauliflower
Turkey Salad
Kaiser Roll
26
Sausage and Pepper
Brown Rice
Broccoli
27
Chicken Florentine
Penne Pasta
Italian Bread
28
Roasted Beef
Smashed Potato
Glazed Carrots
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
February Lunch
All Soups and Entrees, Gravies and Sauces and Salad Dressing and Desserts are Low Fat and Low Salt. All Rolls are Seedless. All White
rice Is Enriched. All Non-citrus juices are Vitamin C fortified.
