Thursday, October 11th Bauman’s Farm In Gervis—shop the bakery, country store or produce area. Something for everyone. Great home-made apple cider. Lunch at Elmer’s in Woodburn

Thursday, October 25th We’re off for lunch at Olive Garden everyone’s favorite spot. You can then walk off your meal as you stroll through Trader Joe’s for an afternoon of shopping.

Thursday, November 15thNo lunch today as we leave from City Hall at 12:30 p.m. to go to the Northwest Senior Theater for a performance of “Twas The Daze Before Christmas” The Joy! The Anticipation! The Stress! (Ha!) Join for an afternoon of holiday fun. With singing, dancing and skits. Thursday, December 13th We’ll lunch at Biscuits and then it’s off to Pittock Mansion. More details to follow.

503-682-3727

The mission and purpose of Wilsonville Community Seniors, Inc.

(WCSI) is to make a positive contribution to the lives of senior

citizens and the community of Wilsonville and provide opportunities

for promoting, developing and maintaining positive relationships with

other Seniors and the community by providing:

• Increased visibility. Visibly establish WCSI as an independent and cooperative advocate for the Seniors in Wilsonville • Collaboration. Collaborating with the City

of Wilsonville and the Wilsonville commu-nity to provide mutually beneficial opportu-nities for service by the Senior community through the efforts of WCSI

• Enrichment. Providing activities for Sen-

iors to interact with each other and with the community at large, including physical, recreational and educational experiences that promote learning, intellectual growth and enrich social abilities.

• WCSI Board of Directors

2018-19 Chair: Carrie Finnigan

Vice Chair: Lynn Carlton Secretary: Suzie Sivyer

Treasurer: Donna Atkinson Robert Thompson Priscilla Johnson

Community Center Staff

Parks & Recreation Dir. Mike McCarty Parks & Recreation Program Manager Brian Stevenson Recreation Coordinator Erica Behler Administrative Assistant Brenda Howe Administrative Assistant Brittany Hernandez Nutrition Coordinator: Evie Proctor Nutrition Coordinator: Janice Mash Information & Referral Sadie Specialist: Wallenberg Fitness Specialist: Brad Moore

Center Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday-503-682-3727

Social Services

Our Information & Referral Specialist, Sadie Wallenberg, is available to provide:

Assessment of need and case monitoring Information and referrals Free loan of health equipment Assistance with public transportation

The Gazette is available to anyone requesting it; howev-er, a suggested donation of $10/yr., will be gratefully accepted to help defray costs. Donation envelopes are available at senior desk. The WCSI Gazette, established 7/1/93 and published monthly by Wilsonville Communi-ty Seniors, Inc., a non-profit 501(c)(3) Corp, is available to all in the greater Wilsonville area.

WCSI GAZETTE “There are no strangers here, only friends you haven’t met.”

OCTOBER 2018

Editor/Publisher—Lynn Carlton wcsigazette@gmail.com

225-936-5057

Get on Board

Craft ‘N’ Chat”

SIGN UP OCT. 1—Join us for our craft class on Tuesday, October 9, from 10:30 to 11:45.a.m.

Paper Pumpkins for fall decorating! We will make two Pumpkins. Maximum number for craft class is 12.

NO CHARGE FOR CLASS

Wilsonville Community Center OCTOBER 2018

Brian Stevenson, Program Manager

Fall and Winter Parks and Recreation Program Regis-tration Now Open Registration for fall activities is now open; participants can register online on the Parks and Recreation website. Wil-sonville Parks and Recreation offers a variety of programs and services for citizens of all ages with recreation offerings ranging from art and fitness to lifelong learning. All pro-grams can be viewed and registered for online at Wilsonvil-leParksandRec.com. “Lighten Up” - Weight Loss Support Group Have you ever felt you needed motivation, encouragement, and quality education about losing weight? The goal of this group is to build a community around helping people navi-gate their path towards becoming healthier by losing weight and increasing physical activity in their lives. If you have tried to lose weight, you know the challenge is staying on track. Many weight loss programs can work, but what’s cru-cial is commitment, support, and accountability. Group members will be able to rely on each other to help with in-spiration and the belief they can sustain motivation and be successful. For more information, contact Brad at 503-570-1522 or email at moore@ci.wilsonville.or.us. Brad Moore is ACSM CPT, NBC-HWC certified, a Nationally Board Cer-tified Health and Wellness Coach and facilitates the group. The group meets on Fridays from 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm at the Wilsonville Community Center. There is no charge. Indoor Walk and Fit Come out of the cold, wet weather and enjoy a warm place to get some exercise. In addition to having a walking course, there will be an area for stretching and a few strength building exercises. This program will take place on Mondays and Fridays from 1:30 - 2:30pm through Janu-ary 7 at the Wilsonville Community Center. There is no charge, just drop in!

Hearing Screening Hearing loss affects nearly 40 million people in the US but most wait 7 years before seeing a hearing professional, hin-dering their ability to enjoy a full and active life. Audiolo-gist, Barbara Cahill, will perform free hearing tests to deter-mine if tones are heard at a normal level. Appointments last approximately 15 minutes and will take place on Octo-ber 10 at the Wilsonville Community Center. While there is no charge, those wishing to attend are asked to call 503-682-3727 to schedule an appointment. Alzheimer’s Education Series – Dementia Conversa-tions The Alzheimer’s Association is pleased to present a free educational lecture on October 11 titled, “Dementia Con-versations”. The session is designed to help facilitate a con-versation about some challenging and often uncomfortable topics including when to go to the doctor for a diagnosis, deciding when it’s time to stop driving, and making plans for managing finances and other legal documents. The lec-ture will run from 10:00 - 11:30 am at the Parks and Recre-ation Admin Building. Space is limited. Please call the Alz-heimer’s Association at 1-800-272-3900 to register or for additional details. Medicare Open Enrollment Presentation and Counsel-ing Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assistance Program (SHIBA) volunteers will be on hand at the Parks and Recre-ation Admin Building on Wednesday, October 17 to assist Clackamas County residents over 65 and people with disa-bilities learn about Medicare plan options and enrollment. The Open Enrollment presentation will take place from 10:30 – 11:30 am followed by the individual counseling ap-pointments from noon to 2:00pm. No registration is re-quired for the presentation. Please call 503-655-8269 (select option 4) to schedule an appointment for individual counseling.

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Dear Friends, this fall weather feels so great. As you can see, I have my nurse hat back on. Lynn is having some surgery and I’m back on duty. When I signed on as a “support” dog, didn’t know I had to practice medicine. A wiggle and a snuggle work wonders. In November I’m off on vacation twice. I’m going stay in the country and have a great time running and playing while Lynn’s off to Florida and then Mexico. Fun in the sun before winter sets in. Isn’t the article on the quilters interesting? They make beautiful quilts. We have one but I’m not allowed to wrap up in it. The trips for the rest of the year look like fun—sign up soon. Hugs and Kisses..Sassie

Library News – October 2018

Hello Wilsonville Library Fans, Is everyone ready to have cooler weather? It’s time to test our fancy new heating system in-stalled during our renovation. They even promised us that all the areas of the building will be the same temperature at the same time! Here’s what’s going on in October for adults:

Tuesdays, October 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, and 30th at 6:30PM - Do you or someone you know need help with conversational English? The library is happy to offer an ESL Conversation Group each Tuesday evening from 6:30 to 7:30PM. This free group is led by volunteers Norm and Valerie, who have extensive ESL teaching experience. Open to all. On Friday, October 5th, at 6:00PM, our First Friday Film program continues in its accustomed glory. We’ll be showing a film that is based on a true story. Set in 1983, a couple is stranded in the middle of the Pacific Ocean after a hurricane, and must find their way to Hawaii with a damaged ship and no radio. I can’t tell you the title of the film about this ADRIFT couple due to copyright police restrictions, but if you’re having trouble figuring out which film it is, call us and we’ll let you in on it.. On Monday, October 8th, the Wilsonville Library will, sadly, be closed for Staff In-Service Day. We’ll be back to normal hours on Tuesday the 9th! If you need to renew books, you can do so online, or by calling our renewal hotline at 503-659-8634. On Thursday, October 11th, our Book Club meets at 6:00 PM. This month, they’ll be reading the book The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson. After a long and eventful life, Allan Karlsson ends up in a nurs-ing home, believing it to be his last stop. The only problem is that he’s still in good health, and in one day, he turns 100. A big celebration is in the works, but Allan really isn't interested. So he decides to escape and embarks on a hilarious and entirely un-expected journey. As always, multiple copies of next month’s book are available the month before the meeting. Grab one today! On Saturday, October 13th, from 11:30AM to 3:00PM we’re showcasing the Historical Photo Roundup! Do you have pictures (from the 1800s to the 1980s) of Wilsonville people, places or things? Please bring your Wilsonville photographs for us to scan. The Wilsonville Boones Ferry Historical Society will copy your images right here on-site, and you will drive away with your orig-inal. The Society is asking for your help in growing their digital collection. Also on Saturday, October 13th, at 2:00PM, our very popular BookNotes concert series continues with Bernie Sims! Join Ber-nie Sims and talented keyboardist/composer/producer Brian Rose to hear some new, original music in an adult contemporary vein. On Monday, October 15th, at 1:00PM, our Genealogy Club will meet. At the meeting, you can discover new genealogical re-sources and tools, discuss personal research and goals, and learn from experienced genealogists. Free, and open to all levels, from seasoned genealogists to beginners. On Tuesday, October 16th, at 6:00PM, our Great Books Discussion Group meets. This month, we’ll be discussing The Meta-morphosis by Franz Kafka. Ask to join our Great Books mailing list to receive monthly scans of our readings. On Thursday, October 25th at 1:00PM, join us for an adult card-making class. Make your holiday cards amazing with this 4-week class series. We will create cards for the four seasons of the year, learning techniques like embossing and coloring to make your cards POP! Class cost is $20.00, and includes all materials. There is a class size limit of 16. Sign up at the Circulation Desk (or call) soon to reserve your seat! On Saturday, October 27th from 11:00AM to 4:00PM, we will host an American Red Cross blood drive in the parking lot. If you’d like to make an optional appointment, please call 1-800-RED-CROSS. Donate blood and change a life!

COMMUNITY CENTER NEWS—CONTINUED

Estate Planning 101 Join Attorney Michael Rose to learn more about Estate Planning. Class topics will include estate planning basics such as wills, trusts, probate, powers of attorney, advance directives, and Medicaid Planning. The free seminar will take place on Friday November 2 from 10:00 am – 11:30 am at the Community Center. There is no charge but please call 503-570-1526 to pre-register. Community Center Nutrition Program The Parks and Recreation Department is proud to offer a weekday lunch program at the Community Center. Lunch is served Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at noon. The nutrition program is a great way to grab a nutritious, great tasting meal while meeting new friends. Don’t have

transportation? Not a problem! Contact SMART about their Dial-a-Ride service at 503-682-7790. Donations are encouraged from regular lunchtime partici-pants. Recommended donations are $3.50 for those 60 and over or $4.25 for those under 60. Do you know a senior or a person with a disability who is home-bound or is recuperating from an illness and needs a meal? The Home Delivered Meal Program provides daily meals throughout the weekdays. There is no charge for this service but donations are gladly accepted. Please call 503-570-1526 to arrange for home delivered meal service.

Join the nutrition program on Wednesday, October 31 for a Halloween themed lunch featuring a ghoulish menu and

costume contest.

WILSONVILLE WALKERS OCTOBER 2018 SCHEDULE

Each Tuesday and Thursday morning at 9:30 a.m. the Walkers get together to enjoy a walk of about two miles usually on local paths. Below is the list of the paths and the date for each walk. For directions on how to reach the paths, please call Kenton or Mary Wolfe at 503-694-8376. An alternate walk is provided for those who wish to stay in Wilsonville when our schedule calls for an out of town walk. Our coffee hour will be at Boston’s Pub & Grill (Gazette Sponsor) unless otherwise indicated.

Oct. 2 Tues. Mentor Graphics. Coffee hour following our walk will be provided by Usha Kotecha and Lori Nevill at Portera at the Grove, 8945 Ash Meadows Lane, second floor Community Room Oct. 4 Thurs. Graham Oaks Trail Oct. 9 Tues. Old Town/Boones Bridge - meet in the Fred Meyer parking lot near McMenamins Oct. 11 Thurs. Canby Logging Road Trail, 1314 NE Territorial Road, Canby with our coffee hour fol-lowing at Denny’s in Canby. Meet at the bowling alley parking lot at 9 a.m. to carpool or at the park in Canby at 9:30 a.m. Alternate walk: Graham Oaks Trail Oct. 16 Tues. Water Treatment Plant Oct. 18 Thurs. Library Oct. 23 Tues. Villebois - Meet at the Transit Center parking lot, 9699 SW Barber Blvd in Wilsonville Oct. 25 Thurs. Tualatin City Park, 8549 SW Tualatin Road, Tualatin. Meet at the bowling alley parking lot to carpool at 9 a.m. or at the far side of the parking lot, past the railroad trestle, at 9:30 a.m. Our coffee hour will be at McDonald’s in Tualatin. Alternate walk: Graham Oaks Trail Oct. 30 Tues. Memorial Park, lower

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Also on Saturday, October 27th from 7:00 to 9:30PM our Wilsonville Library Foundation hosts A Toast to Imagination, a wine tasting to benefit the Wilsonville Library Foundation. Enjoy an evening of wine tasting, catered food, and raffle prizes in the re-laxed atmosphere of our newly renovated Library. Mingle with friends and find out what’s new. All wineries will offer wine for purchase with a portion of the retail price benefiting the Library Foundation. Tickets are available for $50 per person, or $95 per pair of tickets, and are available online or at the Circulation Desk. Further details are available at wplf.org. On Tuesday, October 30th, at 6:30 PM, you should check out the History Pub! This month we’ll be presenting a program about Wilsonville’s cemeteries by our own former mayor Charlotte Lehan. Check our website, or give us a call for further details . On Wednesday, October 31st from 6:00 to 8:00PM, the library presents The Marriage of Art and Fiction, taught by Nicole Rubel! Can art and fiction have a happy marriage? (Spoiler alert: Yes! A very merry one!) Class participants will study three nov-els centering on either art or an artist and their work: Back to Blood, The Moon and Sixpence, and The Improbability of Love.

IRS/AARP Income Tax Assistance Volunteer AARP Foundation Tax-Aide is looking for dedicated individuals to assist with free income tax preparation program. This program targets seniors and individuals of low/medium income. Training and program materials for this position are provided through IRS/AARP and starts December through January. No previous experience preparing tax returns is re-quired. However, returns are prepared using tax software so use of computer is necessary. There is a requirement to pass certification tests which requires a time commitment. This service makes a tremendous difference for many area resi-dents. Returns are prepared in Wilsonville on Thursdays from the first week in February until April 15th. Please contact Brenda, Local Coordinator at 906-285-3450 or bjstvin@comcast.net or Sue at swoeb@hotmail.com for more information, if you’d like to volunteer or if you have questions about requirements. Or register to volunteer at www.CASHOregon.org. Email: Volunteer@CashOregon.org.

WILSONVILLE PIECEMAKERS

In 1999 the Wilsonville Quilting group started as a result of Koko Sutton teaching a class at the Wilson-ville Community Center. Lois Humphrey was her back up. Several of the women involved in the class got together on a quilting project and as a result, enjoyed it so much they agreed to meet on Tuesday mornings at the Community Center. They called themselves the Tuesday Quilters. The group consist-ed of 5 women at that time; Walda Young, Lois Humphrey, Carol Grantom, LaVon Montelius and Ruth Lewis. Only two of these quilters still remain with the Wilsonville Piecemakers. The eldest quilter, La-Von Montelius is 95 years old and is still a very active member. Koko Sutton left the quilting group to start a quilting group at Coffee Creek Women's Prison. In 2009, Janet Perkins, a member of the WCSI asked the quilters to design a quilt to participate in Ore-gon 150, the state’s sesquicentennial. A photo of the quilt and the quilters was printed in the Wilsonville Statesman on May 27, 2009. The quilt was displayed in the Visitors Center/Chamber of Commerce lob-by for the festival. Later, it was to go to the Wilsonville Public Library and finally, to Wilsonville City Hall. The group met in the Sunroom at the Wilsonville Community Center, then moved into a large classroom and is now quilting at the Tauchman House. The Wilsonville Community Seniors Inc. (WCSI) has pro-vided the quilters with a small annual budget. The funds are used by the quilters for fabric and various quilting notions, sewing machines and machine maintenance. Around 2012 the Tuesday Quilters changed their name to Wilsonville Piecemakers. The membership has grown from the original 5 women in the group to 12 women in 2018. They have increased the num-ber of donation recipients receiving donated quilts, pillow, hats, and pillow cases from 4 charitable or-ganizations to 12. They continue to partner with the original 4 organizations today and in some cases have expanded the items going to these 4 groups. In 2017 the Wilsonville Piecemakers worked with Sadie Wallenberg to provide 21 quilts and pillow cases to seniors in Wilsonville. Sadie provided these quilts at the beginning of December as a holiday gift. In 2017 they also donated 144 hats and 27 doll blankets to the Wilsonville Toy & Joy Makers Project through Wilsonville Parks and Recreation.

As of 2017 the Wilsonville Piecemakers have donated an average of 162 quilts each year to various or-ganizations. In addition to this, the group provides Meridian Park Hospital with breast cancer pillows. In 2018 we began knitting hats for Meridian Park Hospital for Shaken Baby Syndrome. The hats are done in purple to remind the parent/caregiver not to shake the infant. In 2018, the Piecemakers saw an increase in demand for their quilts, hats and pillows. They continue to get requests from existing organizations and from new ones. This is shown in the increase of donation recipients going from four organizations in 1999 to twelve in 2018. Over the years, the Piecemakers have received some grant monies from Wilsonville Parks and Recrea-tion. In 2017-18 the group received $7,355 and increased the number of quilts from 150 to 177 for a total of over 600 items produced. The number of quilters increased by two when two new machines were purchased with grant funds. WCSI and the Piecemakers are once again applying for grant monies to further increase the impact on the community. These quilters averaged 3.5 quilts per month

EDITOR’S NOTE: WCSI is proud to support the Piecemakers and Wilsonville is fortunate to have such talented and dedicated ladies providing these much needed and

appreciated service projects. Each month we will publish an article on one of the recipient agencies and the wonderful work they do...

OCTOBER 2018 ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE

Ongoing Sign-Up (REQUIRES PRE-

REGISTRATION; MAY BE A FEE)

Ongoing/Drop In (REQUIRES NO REGISTRA-

TION; MAY BE A FEE)

CLASSES AND PROGRAMS STARTING SOON

Mon Bridge ~ Ongoing Monday 1:00 pm ~ 4:00 pm ($1 fee)

Bakery 9:30 am ~ 1:00 pm Hola! Hola! 10:00 am ~ 11:00 am Stretch/Strength & Stamina 11:00 am ~ 11:45 am ($1 fee)

Oil Painting

Tuesday, 10/2

5:30 pm ~ 9:00 pm ($50)

Parks & Rec Administrative Bldg.

Hearing Loss 101 Seminar

Wednesday, 10/3

11:00 am ~ 12:00 pm (Free!)

Intro to Meditation Workshop

Saturday, 10/6

1:00 pm ~ 3:00 pm ($10)

Parks & Rec Administrative Bldg.

Oil Painting

Saturday, 10/13

10:00 am ~ 2:00 pm ($50)

Parks & Rec Administrative Bldg.

DIY Sign

Saturday, 10/13

9:00 am ~ 12:00 pm

Cost based on project

Indoor Walk and Fit

Monday & Friday

1:30 pm ~ 2:30 pm (No Charge)

Harvest Festival

Saturday, 10/27

9:30 am ~ 11:00 am (No Charge)

Stein Boozier Barn

Estate Planning 101

Friday, 11/2

10:00 am ~ 11:30 am (No Charge)

Please pre-register

Tues Foot Clinic By appointment only (3rd Tuesday) 9:00 am ~ 3:30 pm Boys & Girls Bridge (1st and 3rd Tuesday) 12:30 pm ~ 3:00 pm ($1 fee) Partners Bridge (2nd and 4th Tuesday) 12:30 pm ~ 3:00 pm ($1 fee)

Piecemakers Quilting 9:00 am ~ 11:45 am (Tauchman House) Wilsonville Walkers 9:30 am (location varies ~ see p. 4) Pinochle/Cribbage 1:00 pm ~ 4:00 pm ($1 fee) Medicare 101 (2nd Tuesday) 10:30 am ~ 11:30 am

Wed Computer Assistance By appointment only 10:30 am ~ 12:00 pm

Digital Photography Club 10:00 am ~ 11:30 am Woodcarving Group 1:00 pm ~ 3:00 pm Guided Meditation 5:30 pm ~ 6:00 pm (Parks & Rec. Admin. Bldg.) Ukulele Jam Group 6:00 pm ~ 8:00 pm

Thur Law Clinic By appointment only (Last Thursday) 9:00 am ~ 12:00 pm

Wilsonville Walkers 9:30 am (location varies ~ see p. 4) Ladies Afternoon Out 1:00 pm ~ 3:00 pm I-5 Connection Chorus 10:00 am ~ 12:00 pm

NO LUNCH SERVED ON THURSDAY

Fri Bridge ~ Ongoing Friday 1:00 pm ~ 4:00 pm ($1 fee) Lighten Up ~ Weight Loss Support Group 12:30 pm ~ 1:30 pm

Bakery 9:30 am ~ 1:00 pm Stretch/Strength & Stamina 11:00 am ~ 11:45 am ($1 fee)

OCTOBER MENU 2018

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Friday

1 2 3 5 4 oz. Meatball Sandwich

w/Red sauce

½ c. Red Potatoes

½ c. Broccoli Normandy

Tangerine

The Super Thunderbirds

4 oz. Mushroom Ravioli w/ Sauce

½ s. Mixed Vegetables

Focaccia/ ½ c. chocolate Pudding

Tuesday Trouble

New Group

4 oz. Ham & Cheese Sliders

4 oz. Roasted Potatoes

½ s. Steamed Spinach

½ c. Fresh Pear

The Dear Group

4 oz. Pasta Primavera

½ c. Zucchini ½ c. Carrots

Bread/Cookie

Methodist Church

8 9 10 12 4 oz. Broccoli Salad

4 oz. Turkey Tetrazzini ½ c. Mixed Vegetables

Bread/Jell-O

Go Getters

4 oz. Salmon Caesar Salad

w/Garbanzo Beans

Tomato Wedges

WW Roll 4 oz. Angel Food Cake & Berries

The Sassy Sisters

½ c. Coleslaw

½ French Dip

½ c. Potatoes Wedges

½ c. Mixed Vegetables

Lemon Bard

Saint Cyril Church

8 oz. Broccoli Chicken Divan

½ c. Kyoto Vegetables

Orange Wedge/Focaccia

½ c. Orange Sherbet

Friendly Folks

15 16 17 19

4 oz. Chicken Cordon Blue Pas-ta

½ c. Asparagus

WW Bread/1/2 c. Ambrosia

Coffee Creek

4 oz. Breakfast Burrito

Eggs/Veggies & cheese

Sausage Patty

4 oz. Fruit Salad /Mini Scone

Willing Workers

4 oz. Coleslaw

4 oz. Fish Patty/WW Bun

½ c. Broccoli Normandy

Mini Muffin

Ready Willing and Able

4 oz. Chicken Marbella

½ c. Rice Pilaf

½ c. Kyoto Vegetables

Bread/ ½ c. Birthday Cake

Birthday Gang

22 23 24 26 ½ Coleslaw

BBQ Philly Beef Slider

½ c. Sweet Potato Fries

½ c. Orange Sherbet

Open

4 oz. Chicken Caesar Salad

Tomato Wedges

Focaccia Bread

½ c. Yogurt & Berries

Wilsonville Piecemakers

½ Turkey Sandwich

½ c. Macaroni Salad

Fruit Wedge

Cookie

What Happened to our 401-K

4 oz. Beef Stroganoff

Over Noodles

½ c. Green Beans

WW Bead/Brownie

LDS Church

29 30 31 4 oz. Spaghetti & Meatballs

½ c. Mixed Vegetables

Bread/Tropical Fruit Salad

Coffee Creek

4 oz. Salmon Burger/WW Bun

Lettuce/Tomato

½ c. Roasted Potatoes

4 oz. Pound Cake & Cherries

Wilsonville Kiwanis Club

HALLOWEEN COSTUMES

8 oz. Chili /Corn Bread

½ c. Broccoli Normandy

Ghoulish Desserts

Open

Lunch Program • Meals are served at noon week-days except Thursday. A donation of $3.50 is encouraged for those over 60. Guests under 60 are re-quested to pay $4.25. Menu sub-ject to change due to availability of supplies and produce.

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