HILLSBORO SENIOR CENTER
We want to thank everyone who attended the Hills?boro Farmers Market Thursday and had a meal. We served about 125 people even with the rain, and we are blessed to have the support for our Senior Center. We have a lot of expenses and we are grateful for donations. It was a big help.
To keep our center open, donations are important. Anybody who would like to contribute can receive a receipt for tax purposes. Memorials in the center?s name may also be made, if that is a person?s wish.
Join us soon for a meal and stay for one of the programs, too.
Volunteers are needed for the Meals on Wheels delivery program. If interested, please call.
For more information or to volunteer, stop by 212 N. Main St. or call 620-947-2304 between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Hope to see you soon.
?Brenda Moss, director
WEDNESDAY, June 24
Pork roast, baked potato, sour cream, green beans w/onions, angel food cake w/fruit, milk.
THURSDAY, June 25
Hamburger/bun, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, potato wedges, coleslaw, marinated green beans, peaches, milk.
FRIDAY, June 26
Baked fish or pork chop, mashed potatoes, sauteed zucchini & squash, apple crisp, roll, milk.
MONDAY, June 29
Smothered pork chop, lima beans, carrots, Jell-O w/fruit, oatmeal cookie, roll, milk.
TUESDAY, June 30
Baked chicken, baked sweet potato, green beans, strawberries & bananas, frosted cake, roll, milk.
MARION SENIOR CENTER
Those of us involved in the workings of the senior center know that strange things go on here. Earlier this month, Sue Clough, who often closes up, remarked about a beeping noise coming from a storage closet.
One day when she and Gayla Ratzlaff were here they heard the beeping. An old fire alarm on a shelf. They could not turn it off, smother it or crush it. They called the police who have answered other odd calls from here. Mystery solved. No more beeps.
We thank Harlow Warneke for grilling burgers June 5 for us.
Joan Meyer shared the annual letter she gets from Belgium thanking Ameri?can troops for the D-Day victory.
We are hosting the county board Friday, June 19. Come join us June 24 for a program which was rescheduled.
Iralee Barnard, Dickin?son County, has written a book about native grasses and will share that information.
To make a reservation, call 620-382-2942, or stop by 309 S. Third St., Marion.
? Janet Bryant, director
WEDNESDAY, June 24
Barbecued chicken tenders, corn o-brien, sweet potato fries, peach crumble w/whipped topping, whole wheat roll, milk.
THURSDAY, June 25
Mushroom hamburger steak, baked potato, creamed peas w/onions, pineapple pudding, wheat bread, milk.
FRIDAY, June 26
Pulled pork on bun, baked french fries, tossed green salad, frosted gelatin poke cake, milk..
MONDAY, June 29
Beef tips w/noodles, mashed potatoes, mixed vegetables, seasonal fresh fruit, whole wheat roll, milk.
PEABODY SENIOR CENTER
Thanks to everyone who came to our hamburger and hot dog cookout. It was a huge success. We had a good time being entertained by McKinney Sisters, along with great fellowship.
Our birthday dinner is June 17. Come join us.
Sarah Carter of Angels Care Home Health June 18 after our indoor picnic. She plans to discuss hydration, fitness and eating which seems appropriate with the picnic venue.
Brunch is at 9:30 a.m. Friday, June 19. The menu includes a breakfast casserole, cinnamon roll or blueberry coffee cake and coffee.
Randolph Whitely, a medical doctor, is giving a presentation June 24 during ?Lunch with the Doctor.?
Call for meal reservations at 620-983-2226, or stop by at 106 N. Walnut.
July menus are available.
Meals are $3.50 for those 60 and older and $5.25 for all others. It?s a real bargain in today’s world.
?Ruth Lott, director
WEDNESDAY, June 24
Homemade chicken & noodles, green salad, fruit, wheat bread, milk.
THURSDAY, June 25
Sloppy joes, coleslaw, watermelon, milk.
FRIDAY, June 26
Chicken & cheese enchiladas, refried beans, dessert, milk.
MONDAY, June 29
Liver & onions or hamburger patty, potato, carrots, fruit, wheat bread, milk.
TUESDAY, June 30
Spaghetti w/meat sauce, salad, fruit, wheat bread, milk.