Senior Scenes - Municipality of Penn Hills

Penn Hills Sr.
Services
147 Jefferson Road
Senior Scenes
Volume 18
Issue 3
March 2016
Penn Hills, Pa 15235
412-244-3400
"Winds of March, we welcome you,
Fax: 412-242-7078
There is work for you to do. Work
www.pennhills.org
and play and blow all day, Blow
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the Winter wind away," As if by
Wm. McKinley Sr.
Satellite Site
Seventh & Center Sts.
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
Your Local tax dollars
working for you!!!
destiny, our March Volunteer of the
Month has certainly brought a
fresh wind of service and friendship to us here at the Penn Hills
Senior Center. We gratefully honor
Barb Waruszewski for her helping
hand in the kitchen and dining
area.
Barb has been a volunteer here at the Jefferson Road facility for about three
Activities Calendar…..Page 11
years. She tries to come at least three times a week to serve lunches and to wash
Council Corner...Page 11
and dry the trays. She really enjoys being with the people here, and has made
Easter Play….Page 5
many friends. Barb frequently goes to the “Let’s Eat Out” dinners, and attends as
Free Dental Clinic...Page 8
many of the other day and evening trips as she can.
Jefferson Center News Page 4,5
Last Minute Snippets...Page 2
Lunch & Learn Series …..Page 3
McKinley News…..Page 6,7
Menu…….12
Barb is an avid Pittsburgh Steeler and Penguin fan. She’s been going to hockey
games even before the Penguin team existed. Back then, the team was known as
the Pittsburgh Hornets, and was part of the American Hockey League. A crowd of
5,000 was considered to be really big in those days.
Origins and Remembrances...9
Photographs—Page 1,5,6,7
Program Suggestions ...Page 2
Seniors for Safe Driving...8
Though Barb presently lives in Gibsonia, she has lived in the city for most of her
life. She spent her career as a surgical trauma nurse for 45 years at Allegheny
General Hospital and worked a steady night shift.
Sr. Travels…….Page 3
Tax Information—Page 8
We appreciate your volunteer service here Barb, and are so thankful for the fun
Veterans Info...Page 3
and friendship that you have brought to the Center.
Volunteer of the Month..Page 1
Word Search… Insert
(“Winds of March” Author Unknown)
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Last Minute Snippets—Holiday Events
Phyllis Ann Paciulli
Director of the
Penn Hills Sr. Center
Editor: Jane Carr
Editor Emeritus:
Phyllis Ann Paciulli
Photography Contributions / Word Search
Shirley Haerr
Contributor:
Shirley H. Schwartz
Council Corner:
Linda Eaton
Center Security Surveillance: many of you have already seen some new objects on the ceilings in the hallways, lunch room, etc. These new objects are security cameras. The security cameras are now functional. The last part of this
installation will take place in the parking lot and a few more places in the building
within the next two weeks. The cameras record 24/7, 365 days a year. This action was taken to provide the best safety for our seniors and staff.
Donation Box: As most of you are aware there are several donation boxes
placed throughout the Center. The monies collected from donations are used
for Center events, i.e. extra treats for holidays, iced tea and lemonade, peanut
butter and jelly, etc, When the box on Michele’s desk was opened this past
week staff was surprised. We are not going to disclose the amount of the donation only that it was most likely made two different times by the same person.
We want that person to know how much his/her generosity is appreciated and
that we are truly grateful .
Plans: We will soon be entering into our 2016-17 contract with the Allegheny
County Area Agency on Aging and staff are making plans to add some new programming opportunities for you, our seniors, to take advantage of. We are planning activities/programs for Tuesdays and Thursdays, and even though we have
several thoughts, we would like input from the people who come to the Center
daily. Room has been left at the bottom for your thoughts. If you have a good
idea, please jot it down and leave it with Michele or place it in the suggestion box
located near the blood pressure screening area. It will greatly help.
Special Meeting: There will be a special meeting here at the Center on Thursday, March 10, 2016 and all activities for the Blue Room and possibly the Activity Room will be cancelled. Please make note of this.
Easter Program: Don’t forget to make plans to attend the Bible Study Productions Annual Easter Program on March 24, 2016 at 1:00 pm.
PROGRAM SUGGESTIONS:
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Jefferson Ctr. News:
Lena Natalia
Notes from McKinley:
Mary Anne Sciullo
Poem-”Winds of March “
Author Unknown
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Sr. Travel: Yvonne Walker
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Menu/Activities:
Michelle Pirollo
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March 2016
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LUNCH & LEARN SERIES
As a part of our contract with the Allegheny County Area Agency on Aging, we continue to offer no less that
two health programs a month. This can be presented through a pharmacist, nurse, doctor, therapist, physical
therapist, etc. These presentations are always interactive and very informative.
UPMC Centers for Rehab: will be here on Thursday March 17, in the Center lunchroom to present a program
on “Stenosis”. The program will be held between 10:15 and 11:15 am. Stop by and take part in the presentation, ask questions.
Medicine Shoppe: on Thursday, March 24, Paul and Angie will be here to present another informative health
program. We are always happy to see them both and know that you will gain valuable information from the
presentation. So plan on being at YOUR Center in the lunchroom between 10:15 and 11:15 am for this session.
ESSMC (East Suburban Sports Medicine Center): Anne Wuenschel will be here on Thursday, March 31, in
the Center lunchroom between 10:15 and 11:15 am to present a program on Shoulder and Rotator Cuff injuries—there were many questions at her last presentation about this type of injury so she has decided to give
you some more information on how to avoid that type of injury. Many of you have gone through this especially our Softball players—make plans to attend.
The pharmacists, physical therapists, nurses—medical professionals in general—take time to prepare presentations they feel will benefit you. If there is any special topic you would like addressed, please let a staff
person know so that we can have a specialist come and speak.
Senior Veteran’s Group Info
We will meet on Thursday, March 17th, from 2:45 to 4:15 pm in the Center lunchroom. Notices will be
mailed out by the 10th. If you are not on the mailing list, please call 412-244-3400, and ask to be
placed on the list or come to the meeting on March 17th. Chef Ed is preparing a delicious traditional
Irish meal in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day. More details will be in the mailed notice. Hope to see
you all there. Again, to have your name added to the mailing list or removed from the list, please call
412-244-3400.
Thank
You
Thank you to all Seniors and Veterans who signed the petition that we sent around last month. Phyllis sent it
to Congressman Mike Doyle and to the Catholic Cemeteries Association. Hopefully we will now see the Flags
stay on the graves until after Veterans Day.
Pat Gledhill
Don’t forget to stop by the “goodie table” located in the lobby of the Center lunchroom
—all proceeds benefit the 90+ Celebration!!!
SENIOR TRAVELS
Nothing to report. Still trying to find affordable things for a group of 35 people to do. Suggestions can be
dropped off in the office c/o Yvonne. Thanks
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Highlights of Jefferson Center Day/Evening Trips for March
Sign-up sheets will be available the
first business day of the month at 9:00 am
March 10—Thursday—Walmart—We will leave the Center at 10:00 am with a return pickup at 1:30 pm
March 11—Friday—Rivers Casino—We will leave the Center at 11:00 am with a return 5:00
March 12—Saturday—Benedum Theater—Bridges of Madison County
Romantic Musical portraying the love story between Francessca, an Italian-American housewife living on a
farm in Iowa, and Robert, a National Geographic photographer. Cost is $25.00 payable at signup We will leave
the Center at 1:00 pm with a return pickup at 4:30
March 15—Tuesday—Music 101—Heinz Hall.
We will leave the Center at 11:30 am with a return pickup at 1:45 pm. Admission is $2.00.
March 16—Wednesday—O’Reilly Theater—We will see “Disgraced”
We will enjoy a pre-show wine sampling and munchies beginning at 6:30 pm.
The Show starts at 8:00 pm. The price is $22.00 payable at signup
We will leave the Center at 5:15 with a return pickup at 10:30 pm.
March 17—Thursday—Monroeville Mall—We will leave at 10:00 am and return at 1:30 pm
March 22—Tuesday—Benedum Theater—The Sound of Music
Musical about the famous Maria and the Von Trapp Family. Cost is $25.00—payable at signup
We will leave the Center at 6:00 pm with a return pickup at 10:00 pm
March 23—Wednesday—Let’s Eat Out—Luciano’s Restaurant in White Oak
We will leave the Center at 5:00 pm with a return pickup at 8:00 pm
March 26—Saturday—Rivers Casino
We will leave the Center at 10:00 am with a return pickup at 4:00 pm
April 10—Sunday—Volunteer Dinner at Edgewood Country Club 11:00—2:30 pm
This event is to honor our very special volunteers and to thank them for their help through the year. Cost is free
for Volunteers and $25.00 for a guest (payable upon signup)
Menu choices are: Chicken Marsala, Baked Mahi-Mahi, Edgewood Field Salad, Wedding Soup, Roasted Garlic
Whipped Potatoes, Sunshine Carrots and Lemon Layer Cake. Tickets available on March 7th.
April 30—Saturday—3rd Annual Wanda Ivanco Memorial Card Party—11:00 am—held at the Penn Hills
Sr. Center. Price is $10.00 which includes a pulled pork sandwich, salad, homemade cookies, popcorn, beverages, and door prizes. (We are in need of many volunteers to come our and help, both on the day before, and,
on the day of the party. So all you great bakers and helpers, please call Gloria Hill at 412-795-2023 with any
questions or offers to help.)
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Highlights of Jefferson Center Plans for March
March 9—Wednesday—Allegheny County Family Caregiver Support Program—10:15 -11:15 am
March 10—Thursday—Book Club—Reading “The Great Escape” by Susan E. Phillips—1:00-2:00 pm
March 15—Tuesday—Big Bingo after Lunch
March 17—Thursday—St. Patrick’s Day— Wear your green clothing (not just a pin) and get a free cup
of coffee for the day.
March 18—Friday Night/ Women’s Softball Team Bingo— starting at 6:45-in the Sr. Center Cafeteria
(For more information call Jan 412– 496-2189)
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March 25—Friday—Jefferson Center closed for Good Friday
Bible Study Productions
Choir practice for the annual Easter play will
begin on March 2nd and held every
Wednesday from 10:00 to 11:30 am. This
years Bible Study production will be titled
“Lazarus Come Forth”, and will be presented
on March 24th at 1:00 pm at the Penn Hills
Senior Center on Jefferson Road . A warm
welcome is extended to everyone.
We hope to see you on March 24th at 1:00
pm in the Exercise Room.
Preparing for the play are Instructor Dottlie McAllise, Priscilla
Levy (standing) and Jane Coleman (Front Center)
50/50 Winner for February
is Mary Costabile
Ted Flora and Liz Rogers
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Notes From McKinley ...Mary Anne Sciullo-Site Supervisor
Did I offer peace today? Did I bring a
These are the real questions. I
smile to someone’s face? Did I say
must trust that the little bit of love
words of healing? Did I let go of my
that I sow now will bear many
fruits, here in this world and the life
anger and resentment? Did I forgive?
to come.
Did I love?
Henri Nouwen
March Evening Trips
March 2—Wednesday—Red, White and Blue Thrift Store in Avalon using OPT
We will leave McKinley Center at 1:00 pm
Barb Hill serving lunches.
Mary Jane Steadman , Donna Sterling , Liz Manka, Janet Soavesebrosky, Jan Harvanek, Peg Register
on Craft Day.
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Highlights of McKinley Center Plans for March
March 2—Wednesdays—Tai Chi with Judy at 10:00 am
March 3—Thursdays—Chair Yoga with Debbie at 10:00 am
March 4—Friday—Crafts Class with CCAC at 9:30 am
March 7—Mondays—Art Class with Mary Ann at 9:00 am
March 11—Friday—Mental Aerobics with CCAC at 9:30 am
March 17—Thursday—St. Patty’s Day Party We will still play Pokeno
March 18—Friday—Meadows Trip with Urso Tours We will leave the McKinley
Center at 9:00 am sharp. Cost is $20.00 and you will get $25.00 in free play. Payment is
expected upon sign up.
March 24—Thursday—Easter Party—We will still play Pokeno
March 25—Friday—McKinley Center Closed for Good Friday
March 28—Monday—Book Club at 10:00 am
This month’s pick is “The Secret Keeper” by Kate Morton
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Mary Jane Steadman, Rose Jeffery, Evelyn Herrick, Dale Dickson, Jan Harvanek, and Peg Register playing
Mexican Train Dominoes.
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Property Tax and Rent Rebate Assistance Information:
The Penn Hills Sr. Center will offer help on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 10:00 am-2:00 pm with
Property Tax and Rent Rebate applications. We do not assist with Income Tax.
Remember to provide all documented proof for 2015 including income received and taxes paid.
Reminder
The Penn Hills Senior Center does not offer Income Tax Assistance.
Call 211 for help.
Seniors for Safe Driving
Mature Driver Improvement Course
For Drivers 55 and Older
Classroom Instruction Only
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Where—Penn Hills Senior Center 147 Jefferson Road
When—March 29, June 7, September 20 and December 13
Time—12:30-4:30
How to Register—By phone 1-800-559-4880 or online www.seniorsforsafedriving.com
Do I get a discount—Yes, you will receive a minimum 5% discount on Auto Insurance premiums
for 3 years as mandated by Pennsylvania State law.
Free Dental Clinics in PA
MOM-n-PA is an annual two-day free dental clinic for underserved Pennsylvanians.
All services are provided free of charge by volunteers.
The MOM-n-PA mission is a large-scale dental clinic where dental treatment is provided at no cost
to those who cannot afford dental care. Treatment is provided on a first-come, first-served basis and
several hundred people are expected to attend this year's event.
Please come early! Patients do not preregister. (www.MOM-n-PA.com)
The Dental Clinic will be held on June 3rd & 4th, 2016 at the
David L. Lawrence Convention Center
1000 Ft Duquesne Blvd
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS NOT A PENN HILLS SR. CENTER ACTIVITYYOU MUST MAKE ALL OF YOUR OWN ARRANGEMENTS TO ATTEND THIS EVENT.
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Origins and Remembrances
With Spring and newness of life in the air, it is a great time to pause and consider the
origins of three special days celebrated by many in the month of March. Though it is rare to find Purim, Good Friday,
and St. Patrick’s Day all in the same sentence, each remembrance is actually rooted in the common ground of the
Sacred Scriptures. Whether we call it the Torah, the Holy Bible, or the Liturgy of the Word, the gift of the inspired
written word, has endured like an eternal flame in a pitch-black night. Its message of love, faith and hope, refuses to
burn out, no matter how strong the winds of fear and hatred may be all around us.
On March 24th, the Jewish people will celebrate the Feast of Purim. This scriptural remembrance of how God delivered the Jewish people from the wicked hand of “Haman”, who desperately wanted to destroy them, is found in the
Book of Esther. After the Jewish Queen Esther declared a fast among all the Jews, the heart of the King was
changed to realize that it was his trusted right hand man Haman who was wrongly devising against him, and not
Mordecai, or the Jewish people. As God’s justice would have it, the King then ordered Haman to hang on the very
gallows that had been prepared for ‘Mordecai the Jew’. He then placed his ring on Mordecai’s finger and made him
his new Prime Minister. He also sent out messengers warning that all that rose up against the Jewish people would be
destroyed.
On March 25th Protestants and Catholics alike will celebrate Good Friday. This scriptural remembrance of how Jesus
Christ, the Son of God, died on the cross, is told throughout the scriptures. Sadly, the same kind of hateful, “Haman
spirit”, mentioned above, often still tries to ‘rear its ugly head’, and blame the Jewish people, even for Christ’s death.
The Sacred Scriptures clearly reveals the truth about this matter though when it says in John 10:18, quoting Jesus,
“No one can take my life from me. I sacrifice it voluntarily”. Then in Hebrews 9:28 it says, ”So Christ was sacrificed
once to take away the sins of many; and He will appear a second time, not to bear sin, but to bring salvation to those
who are waiting for him.” Simply put, we sinners are all responsible, and to blame for Jesus dying on the cross. Even
so, according to the Holy Bible, it was out of love that He came to die in our place. Because God faithfully raised
Jesus up from the terrible judgment of sin and death that He suffered on our behalf, now, all those who come to Him,
can freely, by grace, be raised up to inherit eternal life too.
On March 17th, many in the world will wear green to celebrate St. Patrick. All blarney aside, many scholars believe
St. Patrick was born of Roman descent in either Wales or Scotland, and that he was captured by Irish Pirates as a
teenage boy around 402 AD. After escaping captivity, he, in gratitude, remembered the scriptural calling of Mark
16:15, to go into all the world and preach the gospel. The young Patrick thus set out to teach the pagan Irish souls the
message of salvation. He chose the lowly shamrock to show them how, even though it has three leaves, it is still only
one flower. And likewise, even though God is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, there is still only one God. Legend has it,
that it was the message in the Gospel of Luke 10:19, which empowered Patrick to drive out all the snakes in Ireland,
whether those serpents were on the ground, or slithering around in the evil, unbelieving hearts of the pagans.
Can you recognize this treasure that is within your grasp? Whether you go to Synagogue, a Church Service, or Mass,
there is so much inspiration available in the scriptures. We all have the ability to make this world brighter when we
meditate on the faith, hope, and love of these anointed writings. As you lay hold of this precious gift, may you be
inspired to “spring into action”, and bring newness of life into some little bit of the world that is otherwise dead.
After all, it is Spring time!!!
Written by Jane Carr
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author only, and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any governmental department in the United States, including the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Allegheny County, or
the Municipality of Penn Hills.
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SPICES AND HERBS
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JEFFERSON
MONDAY
TAI CHI 12:30 - 2:00
FITNESS 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
500 CARD CLUB
(1ST & 3RD) - 12:30
YOGA - 2:45 - 4:15
TUESDAY
TABLE TENNIS 8:00 - 9:00
MEXICAN TRAIN
DOMINOES 10:00-11:30
BILLIARDS 10:30
CHAIR EXERCISE 10:30
ART CLASS 12:00 - 1:30
WEDNESDAY
CERAMICS CLASS 1
9-12:30
CLASS 2 11-2:30
FITNESS MATTERS
10:15 - 11:15
BILLIARDS 10:30
KNITTING CLASS 1:30 3:30
AQUA AEROBICS
9:30 - 10:30
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
FRIDAY
BIBLE CLASS 10:00
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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ACTIVITIES—March 2016
Just One
One song can spark a moment
One flower can wake a dream
One tree can start a forest
One bird can herald spring
One smile begins friendship
One handclasp lifts a soul
One star can guide a ship at the sea
One word can frame a goal
One vote can change a nation
One sunbeam lights a room
One candle wipes all the darkness
One laugh will conquer gloom
One voice can speak with wisdom
One heart can know what’s true
One life can make a difference
You see it’s up to you
By Maryam Kazmi
Correction:
Please disregard the list of discounts that
appeared in the “Senior Corners” Column of
the December issue. We have recently
learned that the list may not reflect current
store policies. Specifically,
Big Lots does not offer a 30%
discount to seniors.
Advisory Council Meeting will be held
on
Wednesday March 9, 2016 at
12:30 pm
MCKINLEY
MONDAY
ART AND PAINTING CLASS
9:00
PUZZLES
MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES
10:00
LUNCH 11:30
BINGO 12:00
SOCIALITES WEIGH-IN
5:30 - 6:00
MEETING 6:00-6:45
TUESDAY
PUZZLES
POKENO 10:00
LUNCH 11:30
BINGO 12:00
WEDNESDAY
BLOOD PRESSURE
WITH MARY
9:30 - 10:00
PUZZLES
MICHIGAN RUMMY 10:00
TAI CHI 10:00
LUNCH 11:30
BINGO 12:00
THURSDAY
PUZZLES
POKENO 10:00
CHAIR YOGA 10:00
LUNCH 11:30
BINGO 12:00
FRIDAY
PUZZLES
MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES
1ST FRIDAY CRAFTS
2ND FRIDAY INSPIRATIONAL
BOOK CLUB
3RD FRIDAY MEXICAN
TRAIN DOMINOES/GAMES
4TH FRIDAY MONTHLY
READ BOOK CLUB
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MARCH 2016
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
1
PEPPER STEAK
SANDWICH
PARSLEY POTATOES
ORANGE
2
CHICKEN WALDORF SALAD
GREEN BEANS
SLICED BEETS
PINEAPPLE
3
TERIYAKI MEATBALLS
TOSSED SALAD
ORZO SALAD
APPLE
4
LEMON PEPPER
COD
SCALLOPED POTATOES
STEWED TOMATOES
PEAR SLICES
7
CHICKEN BREAST
GRAVY
BROCCOLI
RICE PILAF
PEACH SLICES
8
ROAST BEEF
GRAVY
WHIPPED POTATOES
CARROTS
APPLE
9
SHREDDED BBQ
PORK
ZUCCHINI AND
SQUASH
BRUSSELS
SPROUTS
BANANA
10
MEATLOAF
TOMATO GRAVY
CAULIFLOWER
YAMS
FRUIT COCKTAIL
11
TUNA SALAD
CUCUMBER
SLICES
BLACK BEAN
SALAD
ORANGE
14
APPLE SPICE
PORK
GREEN BEANS
BROWN AND
WILD RICE
PEAR SLICES
15
CHICKEN DINNER
SALAD
SPINACH
SLICED BEETS
APPLE
16
SALISBURY STEAK
GRAVY
RANCH POTATOES
CARROTS
BROCCOLI
17
CORNED BEEF
AND CABBAGE
WHIPPED POTATOES
SUGAR COOKIES
18
BAKED COD
NEW ENGLAND
SAUCE
AU GRATIN POTATOES
GREEN BEANS
ORANGE
21
SLICED TURKEY
THIN GRAVY
YAMS
ZUCCHINI AND
SQUASH
FRUIT COCKTAIL
22
COLD ROAST
BEEF SANDWICH
POTATO SALAD
TOMATOES AND
CUCUMBERS
ORANGE
23
STUFFED CABBAGE
WHIPPED POTATOES
MIXED VEGGIES
CONFETTI CAKE
24
CHICKEN LEG
AND THIGH
GOURMET POTATOES
BROCCOLI
SLICED PEACHES
25
CLOSED
28
CHILI DOG
HOT DOG BUN
PEAS
APPLE
29
BONELESS PORK
GRAVY
SNAP PEAS
LEMON AND HERB
PENNE
FRUIT COCKTAIL
30
CHICKEN CHOW
MEIN
BROCCOLI
BROWN RICE
SLICED PEACHES
31
SALISBURY
STEAK
GRAVY
WHIPPED POTATOES
CARROTS
ORANGE
CALL LINDA
FOR LUNCH
(412) 244-3410 or
(412) 244-3401
CALL FOR
LUNCH THE DAY
BEFORE BEFORE 11:00
AM
HOME
DELIVERED
MEALS
(412) 244-3408
FOR LUNCH AT
MCKINLEY
CALL MARYANNE AT
(412) 828-5888
BIG BINGO
MARCH 15TH
FREE BINGO AND
50/50
MARCH 25TH
MILK AND
BREAD SERVED
EVERY DAY
WITH LUNCH