Rocky River Senior Center

21014 Hilliard Blvd.

Rocky River, Ohio 44116

440-333-6660

Fun for All Ages

Family Game Week Kick-Off- Saturday, February 4, 11 AM-1 PM

Unplug the TV and connect at the Senior Center where you can play together as a family.

Activity Stations all ages can enjoy together:

Board games

Corn Hole Toss

Story time

Card games

Balloon art

Make-A-Pizza

Art projects and more

RSVP at the Senior Center, 333-6660, by February 2 to register yourself, a family member, or a neighbor child.

$1.00 donation per child at the door for the cost of materials.

Sponsored by Rocky River Community Challenge, Community Coalition and Recovery Resources

Celebrate Mardi Gras

Tuesday, February 21 – 12 Noon – 1:30 PM

Join us on Fat Tuesday, February 21, for a Mardi Gras celebration at RRSC. Deli Lunch (served 12-1 PM) will feature a Mardi Gras “Special” along with other traditional and tasty Mardi Gras foods. Enjoy the jazzy New Orleans music of the dynamic duo- Bob Ritter and Dean Kelble- as they entertain us from 12:30-1:30 PM. Join us and join in the fun – wear your Mardi Gras beads and Mardi Gras colors of gold, green and purple.

March Monthly Lunch and Program

“The New Barleycorn” Irish Celtic Musicians

Friday, March 16

1:30 Program

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at RRSC with The New Barleycorn Irish Folk Singers. Enjoy Irish music, storytelling and a lively sing-along with Alec DeGabriele and John Delaney.

12 Noon Lunch

Please note entrée choice when registering

Corned beef & cabbage OR baked scrod, boiled red skin potatoes, baby carrots, Jello salad, rolls, apple pie, coffee, tea – catered by Novotny’s

Tickets

Lunch & program - $23.00. program only - $8.00.

Non-residents add $1.00. Please include a SASE.

Tax Assistance Begins Feb. 6 at RRSC

FREE income tax assistance will be available at Rocky River Senior Center for persons 60 and older through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program, beginning Monday, February 6^th. Trained VITA volunteers will be available to prepare tax returns for seniors using forms 1040EZ, 1040A, and the basic 1040 form.

State of Ohio individual tax returns involving business expenses and the like are NOT covered.

For an appointment, call the Senior Center at 333-6660 beginning Feb. 6^th.

Learn about the Cleveland Play House (CPH)

Tuesday, Jan. 31 FREE 1:15 PM

America’s first regional theater, Cleveland Play House, was founded in 1915. Each year, an estimated 100,000 people experience over 200 play performances, activities and special events at CPH.

In 2011, a landmark collaboration with Cleveland State University and Playhouse Square relocated CPH to the downtown Theater District in the reinvented Allen Theatre at Playhouse Square.

Laura Kepley, CPH Associate Artistic Director, will talk about the exciting changes at CPH and the new offerings in 2012. Call 333-6660 to register.

Advanced Drawing (NEW) 8 weeks

Wednesday, Feb. 1- March 21 10 AM

$35 residents; $40 non-residents;

A class for students who have taken beginner drawing and/or have previous drawing experience. Students will experiment with different drawing materials and techniques. Bring to class a sketchbook pad and pencils. Additional materials will be announced in class.

Instructor: Gail Felix, MA, Certified Art Educator

A Message from the Senior Center…

As we continue to look at our budgetary needs:

1. On Friday, Feb. 3, we will take another furlough day and the Center will be closed- no programs, no deli lunch, no senior transportation.

2. Have you looked at the price of coffee lately? Due to these prices, coffee will be $1 per cup with one free refill beginning March 1.

Wild Birds Unlimited FREE

Tuesday, Feb. 7 10:30 AM

Backyard bird feeding is the most relaxing, fulfilling, educational and exciting hobby that anyone, young or old, can enjoy.

Do you know what bird is often the first to visit a feeder in the morning and the last to stop by at night? Meet Sheryl Caine, owner of Wild Birds Unlimited North Olmsted, and learn more about our local birds, bird feeders, and bird food.

Call 333-6660 to register.

Cooking Class FREE

Thursday, Feb. 9 1:30 PM

Valentine Delights- a 3-Ingredient Dessert and Homemade Chocolate Candy! From the 16^th century, originating in France and improved in Italy, a Napoleon dessert is so simple to make, so good to eat, and so elegant to serve. Add to this ‘season of love’ easy, elegant and impressive homemade chocolates. Chef Neil from Independence Village of Avon Lake, will demonstrate and serve these wonderful delicacies. Join us for fun, sampling and recipes. Call 333-6660 to register.

Moon Cycles 1 session

Tuesday, Feb. 14 2 PM

$6 residents; $7 non-residents; pay by Feb. 7

Life is composed of a series of cycles that can be an awesome experience when we connect with its gifts. Explore the new moon cycle in yourself and unfold your potential. Students must bring their natal chart to class. If you need a chart ($5), ask for instructor Renie Brookseiker’s number when registering to call her for details. (Note: next class is March 13.)

Sweatshirt Jacket 1 session

Tuesday, Feb. 21 10 AM – 12 Noon

$6* residents; $7* non-residents; pay by Feb. 14

Create a one-of-a-kind Sweatshirt Jacket using fabric, yarn and other embellishments. Get ready to be creative and have fun. Bring a sweatshirt of your choice, scissors, needle and thread, and rotary cutter (optional). Sample on display. *Materials fee ($3) payable to instructor Bobbi Wenner.

Earth Fare Cooking Demo FREE

Thursday, Feb. 23 1:30 PM

Earth Fare, an all-natural supermarket with organic and gluten-free options, recently opened their newest store at Westgate in Fairview Park. On Thursday, Feb. 23, Earth Fare will host a cooking demo at RRSC, featuring butternut squash salad and cranberry pecan chicken salad. Enjoy coupons, hand-outs, and tastings. Call 333-6660 to register.

Mini Masters: “Candy Heart” 1 session

Friday, Feb. 24 10 AM

$15 residents; $16 non-residents; pay by Feb. 17

Step-by-step acrylic painting for beginner or experienced painters with local artists Lori Daugstrup Rosenbaum and Pam Gilliland. Included are all supplies and a take-home bag for your wet canvas. Artists are welcome to leave their paintings on display.

Hills and Valleys: The Changing Role of the First Lady 6 weeks

Tuesday, March 6 – April 10 10:30 AM

$26 residents; $31 non-residents; pay by Feb. 28

If one looks at the important role of the First Lady from its beginning to now, it has been a roller coaster of a ride. Like the changing role of women in society, the role of the President’s wife has also changed, gone forward and taken steps back.

We will see the very high points and who made them, and the very low ones and why they happened. It is an election year and we need to take a look at the most important person next to the President of the United States and the effect they had on history. Craig Schermer, instructor

Creative Clay Classes 6 weeks

Wednesday, March 7 – April 11 10 AM – 12

$72 per person; pay by Feb. 29

Create several items of hand built ceramic art work. No previous experience required. Fee includes clay and firings. A tool starter kit ($8) available from instructor. Maureen Moses, MA, ATR-BC

German Language & Culture 6 weeks

Friday, March 9 – April 27 (omit March 30 & April 6) 3-4 PM

$42 residents; $47 non-residents; pay by March 2

Learn to speak and understand German. Explore German culture and geography. Textbook, “German Made Simple,” can be ordered through Barnes & Noble. Tom Reilly, instructor

Watercolor Painting 6 weeks

Monday, March 12- April 16 1-3 PM

$45 residents; $50 non-residents; pay by March 5

Watercolor instruction for all skill levels. Instructor Bob Moyer is a freelance illustrator in commercial arts and a member of the Ohio Watercolor Society. Supply list provided when registering.

Angel Harp 1 session

Monday, March 19 10 AM

$3 residents; $4 non-residents; pay by March 12

Come experience the music and vibrations of the small Angel Harp with music practitioner Sophie Pace. Those who have tried it say the Angel Harp is soothing, uplifting and illuminating.

Sophie will also talk about Theo Gimbel’s book, Form, Sound, Colour and Healing, and discuss the variety of ways color and sound can be used for healing and as enhancers for mood and creativity.

Sophie Pace has traveled to Europe with her Angel Harp and volunteers at Southwest General Hospital, playing for patients going through chemotherapy.

AARP Driver Safety Program 1 session

Tuesday, March 20 10 AM – 3 PM

$12 AARP members; $14 non-members

The AARP Driver Safety Program is a refresher course that helps you develop safe, defensive driving skills to become a safer driver. Safety tips, changes in driving laws, etc. will be discussed.

Instructor April Dugan, State of Ohio Licensed Driving Instructor. Lunch break – 12 noon – 1 PM.

Explore Watercolor – NEW 1 session

Friday, March 23 10 AM – 12 Noon

$11 residents; $12 non-residents; pay by March 6

Learn to paint watercolor by following a step-by-step demonstration by watercolor artist Clela Stelnicki. This is a great way for beginners to get their feet (and brushes) wet and a great way for more experienced students to fine tune their skills while learning new techniques. Supply list available at registration.

Artist Clela Stelnicki has taught watercolor classes since 1981. She has been an instructor at the Firelands Campus of Bowling Green State University and currently teaches for the Lorain County Metroparks, the Erie County Metroparks and the Erie County Senior Center.

White House – The President’s House

Tuesday, March 27-May 8 1 PM

$28 residents; $33 non-residents; pay by March 20

The home at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in the District of Columbia is known by many names- the President’s Palace, the President’s House, and the Executive Mansion. In 1902, President Theodore Roosevelt officially used the term ‘White House.’

Presidents and First Ladies have left their individual style in decoration and customs. We’ll review the fascinating history of the building and architectural changes; we’ll explore the residence and the east and west wings, discussing the history of the rooms as we go.

Art Hildebrandt, presenter

Dolly Madison 1 session

Thursday, March 29 10 AM

$5 residents; $6 non-residents; pay by March 22

How could any lady be our First Lady for 50 years? Mrs. Madison was! A non-conformist, a style-setter, a Quaker at heart and a sprightly dance partner- Dolly was all those things and so much more. We’ll learn about her successes, her failures, her griefs and her joys. She was truly “the people’choice.” Join in the discussion with Alice Wills, presenter.

Movies & popcorn 1 PM

Feb. 2 “Rise of Planet of the Apes” 105 minutes

An action-packed, science fiction epic. At the heart of the story is Caesar, a chimp who gains human-like intelligence from an experimental Alzheimer drug. Raised from birth by the creator of the drug, Caesar defends his human family ending up imprisoned. There he unites the other apes and escapes to create his own home.

Feb. 9 “The Help” 146 minutes

This is an inspirational, courageous and empowering story about very different, extraordinary women in the 1960’s South who build an unlikely friendship around a secret writing project- one that breaks society’s rules and puts them all at risk. The Help is a timeless, universal and triumphant story about our ability to change.

Feb. 16 “Grumpy Old Men” 104 minutes

Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau star as next-door neighbors whose long-running feud become an all-out rivalry when an attractive widow (Ann Margaret) moves into the house across the street.

Feb. 23 “The Conspirator” 122 minutes

In the wake of Abraham Lincoln’s assassination, seven men and one woman are arrested and charged with conspiring to kill the President and others. Against the ominous backdrop of post-Civil War Washington, war hero Frederick Aiken reluctantly agrees to defend the lone woman charged, Mary Surratt, before a military tribunal. As the nation turns against her, Surratt is forced to rely on Aiken to uncover the truth and save her life.

February Fun Days

A MOVIE: “The Best of Rowan & Martin”

Laugh-In Anniversary Special FREE

Tuesday, Feb. 7 1 PM

Goldie Hawn, Judy Carne, Ruth Buzzi, Arte Johnson, Henry Gibson, JoAnne Worley, Dan Rowan and Dick Martin…this video is a collector’s dream! It combines the best of the best with Laugh-In cast members form every season.

Relive the funniest and the favorite material from NBC’s most popular television series during 1968-1971. Included are behind-the-scenes footage of heated exchanges with television censors and some of the off-screen events that went into making up the funny free-for-all “TV without a net.”

Video donated by Claire McDonough

A Card and Dice Game: SNOOP!

Thursday, Feb. 23 1 PM

Cost: $1

A fun game to play at home with friends and family! SNOOP is a game for all ages and almost impossible to cheat if everyone at the table is watching each other! Bring an unwrapped “white elephant” (but who could wrap an elephant!) and be prepared to have a blast with Mary Ann Mackassy, SNOOP master. SNOOP experience not needed.

Tuesday, Feb. 28 FREE 1 PM

Video: “Roy Orbison & Friends- A Black & White Night”

On September 30, 1987, the stars were in alignment and an incredible concert took place at the Coconut Grove in L.A. Roy Orbison and Friends – A Black & White Night, was filmed entirely in black and white and broadcast on Showtime in 1988.

The concert is buoyed by an astonishing cast of Orbison fans who signed on as his accompanists- Bruce Springsteen, Jackson Browne, Elvis Costello, k.d.lang, Bonnie Raitt, Tom Waits, J.D. Souther, and Jennifer Warnes, along with the rhythm section from Elvis Presley’s fabled late ‘60s and early ‘70s touring band. A Black and White Night is a triumphant performance and a superb production of Orbison’s hits including Only the Lonely, Blue Bayou, Running Scared, Crying, It’s Over, and Oh, Pretty Woman. During the end credits, you’ll hear several band members talking about how Orbison influenced them.

Health Talks – call 333-6660 to register

Sorting Out Myths and Facts about Hospice and Palliative Care

Wednesday, Feb. 29 1 PM

An overview of hospice care, eligibility, reimbursement, and philosophy. Sponsored by Hospice of the Western Reserve and Seniors Helping Seniors.

Kyphoplasty: Minimally Invasive Surgery for Back Pain

Wednesday, March 14 1 PM

Dr. Jeffrey Roberts, Lakewood Hospital, will talk about back pain caused by collapsed vertebrae and the less invasive method of corrective surgery.

Healthy Eating on a Budget

Wednesday, April 11 1 PM

One of the most common roadblocks to healthy eating is the fear that healthy eating will cost too much. Learn the truth about healthy eating and how it can decrease both your budget and your waistline with Michelle Hiatt, RD, LD, St. John Medical Center.

Traveling ‘Eye-Dea’ Shop to Stop at RRSC

Tuesday, Feb. 28 10 AM – 2 PM

The Cleveland Sight Center’s traveling EYE-dea Shop will be at RRSC on Tuesday, Feb. 28. The shop will have many low vision items for sale including magnifiers, large print calculators, big button phones, large print playing cards and much more.

“Here’s the Deal” Card Party

Thursday, March 29 1:30 PM

Dessert, door prizes, table prizes.

Tickets - $7.00. Please pay for your complete party when registering.

Health Screenings & Massage Therapy

Blood Pressure/Health Clinic Walk-in

Monday, Feb. 6, 13, 27 (omit 2/20) 12:30-3:30

Therapeutic Chair Massage 1-2:30

Friday, Feb. 10, 17, 24 (omit Feb. 3)

$15 for 15 minutes Call for appointment

Therapeutic massage to relieve stress and pain.

Pat Andler, C.P.T.; L.M.T.

Blood Sugar Screening 9-11 AM

Wednesday, Feb. 15 Call for appointment

Fairview Hospital Community Outreach Nurse

Colo-Care Screening

Wednesday, Feb. 15 – test kits available

Kits to test at home for blood in the stool will be available to pick up beginning Feb. 15. Return tests on March 21 or mail to Fairview Hospital.

Fitness Classes:

NEW- Join fitness instructor Pat Andler on Wednesday, Feb. 29 for an afternoon of fun and FREE classes.

Try ARTHRITIS EXERCISE at 1:30.

Tai Chi for ARTHRITIS at 2:40 , and WEIGHTS WORKOUT at 3:20

All for FREE!

Wear comfortable clothing.

Weights Workout – Tuesday 8 weeks

Tuesday, Feb. 28-April 17 12-12:30 PM

$24 residents; $29 non-residents; pay by Feb. 21

Weights Workout – Wednesday 8 weeks

Wednesday, March 7 – April 25 3:20-3:50 PM

$24 residents; $29 non-residents; pay by Feb. 29

A 30 minute workout to increase strength and tone your body.

Pat Andler, C.P.T. Weights provided.

Arthritis Exercise/PACE 8 weeks

Wednesday, March 7 – April 25 1:30-2:30

$34 residents; $39 non-residents; pay by Feb. 29

Increase your range of motion and strengthen muscles with instructor

Pat Andler, C.P.T.

Tai Chi for Arthritis 8 weeks

Wednesday, March 7 – April 25 2:40-3:10 PM

$24 residents; $29 non-residents; pay by Feb. 29

This joint-safe program has been shown to improve pain, stiffness, flexibility and muscle strength for those with mild to moderate arthritis. The program features agile steps and range of motion exercises.

Instructor: Pat Andler, C.P.T.

Balance Tai Chi - NEW- 8 weeks

Wednesday, Feb. 29 – April 25 (omit March 14) 9:15 AM

$40 residents; $45 non-residents; pay by Feb. 22

This class combines techniques from Chinese Qigong and Tai Chi movements to improve balance. Focus will be on strengthening muscles of the ankles, knees, hips and legs which will increase flexibility and coordination of movement. Suitable for all ages and abilities.

Instructor: Mike Stadul

Tai Chi with Mike Stadul 8 weeks

Wednesday, Feb. 29 - April 25 (omit March 14) 10:30 AM

$40 residents; $45 non-residents; pay by Feb. 22

Gentle exercise for balance and whole body health.

Yoga for Seniors with Pat Andler 8 weeks

Friday, March 23 - June 8 2:45-3:45

(omit March 30, April 6, May 4, June 1)

$34 residents; $39 non-residents; pay by Feb. 22

OR PAY $5 PER SESSION, PAY-AS-YOU-GO

Yoga can restore mobility and vitality to your life.

Drop-In Fitness $3 Pay-As-You-Go

Monday: No classes on Feb. 20

Zumba Gold with Leslie Jones 9 AM

Line Dance with Leslie Jones 10 AM

Tuesday:

Men’s Fitness with Don Way 8:45 AM

Get Fit with Leslie Jones 10:15 AM

Country Line Dance (omit Feb. 21) 1 PM

Wednesday:

Early Bird Fitness with Leslie Jones 9 AM

Zumba Gold with Leslie Jones 1:15 PM

Thursday:

Men’s Fitness with Don Way 8:45 AM

Stretch & Swing with Carol Silvay 10 AM

Friday: No class on Feb. 3

Sit & Fit with Pat Andler 9:30 AM

One-Day Trips

“Project Mah Jongg” Tour Cost: $50 ($55 non-residents)

Wednesday, Feb. 8 Status: Stand-by available

Come learn the history and meaning of Mah Jongg as we travel to the Maltz Museum in Beachwood to see the “Project Mah Jongg” traveling exhibit. Designed by Abbott Miller, the exhibit includes dozens of artifacts – scorecards, aprons, packages, tiles – chronicling both the commercial legacy and social history of the game. After our tour, we’ll head to Beachwood Place Mall to have lunch at Nordstrom’s 6^th and Pine Restaurant. Following lunch, we’ll have free time to peruse the shops at Beachwood Mall.

Depart at 8:45 AM, with estimated return at 4 PM.

Rembrandt in America Cost: $64 ($69 non-resident)

Wednesday, Feb. 29 Registration: Stand-by

Travel with us to the Cleveland Museum of Art to view “Rembrandt in America.” Consisting of approximately 50 works, the exhibition will bring together autography paintings by Rembrandt as well as others thought to be by the artist when they entered American collections. The exhibit presents a survey of the long career of Rembrandt as a painter.

Lunch will be at Lockkeepers Restaurant. Entrée selections are your choice of #1 Chicken marsala served with potatoes and seasonal vegetables; #2 Atlantic salmon, oven roasted with salsa verde, served with polenta cake and seasonal vegetables; or #3 eggplant parmesan, baked with marinara sauce and melted provolone cheese and served with pasta marinara. All entrees served with tomato basil artichoke soup, Lockkeepers cheesecake and beverage.

After lunch we’ll travel to the former St. Hedwig’s Parish in Lakewood to have a hosted tour of the Museum of Divine Statues. This nonprofit was founded to rescue, restore, and display ecclesiastical statues in a reflective and respectful museum setting. We’ll have the opportunity to learn details about each statue’s history and their depicted symbols.

Depart at 9:30 AM; with estimated return at 4:30 PM

“The Mousetrap” at the Hanna Theater Cost: $60 ($65 non-residents)

Sunday, March 25, 3 PM Matinee Registration: begins Feb. 1

Mysterious twists and thrilling turns abound when a group of strangers stranded in a guest house during a snowstorm discover that a murderer is in their midst. Whodunnit? Is it one of the suspicious newlyweds or the spinster with the curious background? Perhaps it’s the architect, the retired Army major or the strange man running from his past. Enjoy an afternoon of exhilarating intrigue at the renovated Hanna Theater, as Agatha Christie’s greatest mystery unfolds to its surprising conclusion.

Depart at 2 PM, with estimated return at 6:15 PM.

Overnight Tours with Wendt Touring

Wendt Touring preview- Monday, March 12 at 10:30 AM.

Tour brochures available.

Springtime Down South – Cost: $1099 per person doubles; $1349 singles

7 days – April 23-30 – prime spring dates

Deposit: $100 per person; balance due March 9

Experience the southern charm and beauty that this Atlantic coast area

has to offer. Charleston, Savannah, and the Golden Isles are said to be a

way of life preserved. Enjoy scrumptious cuisine, old world

architecture sparkling gardens and civil war history throughout

this customized tour. Jekyll Island, Fort Sumpter Harbor Cruise, Beaufort,

Magnolia Plantation and more.

America’s Wild West ~ South Dakota – Cost: $1199 per person double;

7 days ~ June 24-30 $1549 single

Deposit- $200 per person; balance due May 4

Enjoy awe-inspiring scenery, rich American history and colorful landscapes featuring Amtrak’s Empire Builder Superliner Rail Excursion, Mississippi River Cruise, Mt. Rushmore, the Black Hills, Badlands National Park, Deadwood, Crazy Horse Memorial, Wall Drug, Corn Palace and more.

Treasures of Ottawa by Rail Cost: $999 per person double;

5 days – August 22-26 $1299 single

Deposit: $100 per person; balance due July 2

Featuring VIA Rail Canada’s first-class train along Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence Seaway, Boat Cruise, Parliament Tour, Changing of the Guard Ceremony, Rideau Falls, Notre Dame Cathedral, Chateau Laurier, Quebec, Byward Market, Thousand Islands and more. Steeped in elegance and grace, Ottawa epitomizes a dignified capital city. All 4 nights at a first class hotel located in the heart of this beautiful and regal city.

The Quill – our monthly newsletter

To find complete listings for our clubs, pay-as-you-go fitness classes, exercise classes such as Tai Chi, Qigong, and Yoga for Seniors, Senior Power Workout and Arthritis Exercise, and to learn more about our numerous activities, programs, one day and overnight trips, subscribe to The Quill. Cost for 12 issues, mailed first class monthly, is $12.00.

Computer lab

The Senior Center’s computer lab has six state of the art computers and

printer. The lab is open Monday-Friday, 9 AM – 4 PM, except when computer classes are in session. Check the calendar for dates. Cost to print a

page is ten cents.

Social Service

A licensed social worker is available to senior residents who are in need of services/information. Call 333-6660.

Looking for employment? Try BridgeWorks.

Rocky River Senior Center, in collaboration with the Rocky River Chamber of Commerce, has initiated a project called BridgeWorks.

Call Carole Calladine, Director of Social Service, 333-6660, if you

are interested in seeking employment or are an employer who is seeking

employees. BridgeWorks has weekly meetings on Mondays at 1:15 PM for

people to attend and discuss their job searches.

Minibus Transportation Service

The Senior Center provides transportation for Rocky River residents who are

60 years of age or above who have no other means of transportation. The van service operates Monday-Friday, 9 AM – 4 PM. Rides for medical

appointments have priority and should be scheduled one week in advance.

All other appointments can be made two working days in advance. Grocery

shopping is limited to Wednesdays only. A wheelchair lift minibus is available.

Deli Lunch in the dining room

The Senior Center serves Deli Lunches, Monday-Friday, 12 Noon – 1 PM, except the third Friday of the month (monthly luncheon and program by

reservation.)

Daily Lunch Specials subject to availability.

Call the Senior Center, 333-6660, after 10 AM for daily specials

Wednesday, February 1 Sweet & Sour Chicken

Thursday, February 2 Meat Lasagna

Friday, February 3 Senior Center Closed

Monday, February 6 Stuffed Cabbage

Tuesday, February 7 BBQ Ribs

Wednesday, February 8 Turkey Tetrazzini

Thursday, February 9 Meatloaf

Friday, February 10 Ham & Cheesy Potatoes

Monday, February 13 Macaroni & Beef

Tuesday, February 14 Oven Roasted Glazed Chicken

Wednesday, February 15 Salisbury Steak

Thursday, February 16 Chipped beef on Toast

Friday, February 17 No Deli Lunch

Monday, February 20 Senior Center Closed

Tuesday, February 21 Mardi Gras-Jambalaya

Wednesday, February 22 Vegetable Lasagna

Thursday, February 23 Spaghetti & Meatballs

Friday, February 24 Baked Fish~Macaroni &

Cheese

Monday, February 27 Chicken Cordon Bleu

Tuesday, February 28 Stuffed Peppers

Wednesday, February 29 Cottage Ham & Cabbage