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June 23, 2010

Senior Menu: June 24, 2010

Anonymous ---- The Tribune Star Wed Jun 23, 2010, 08:19 PM EDT

Reservations are required 24 hours in advance at all senior citizens dining sites in Vigo, Clay, Parke, Vermillion, Sullivan and Putnam counties. For dining site locations, call Area 7 Agency on Aging and Disabled nutrition program offices at 1-800-489-1561.

Thursday

Meat loaf                                             

Baby Bakers

Green Beans

Peaches

Cookie

Milk/Coffee/Tea               

Friday

Oven Fried Chicken                   

Mashed Potatoes/Gravy

Key West Blend

Bread/Margarine

Applesauce Mold

Milk/Coffee/Tea

Monday

Holiday

Sites closed                                                 Tuesday

Country Fried Steak                     

White Gravy

Mashed Potatoes

Spinach

Bread/Margarine

Cherry Pie

Milk/Coffee/Tea

Tater Tot Casserole                         

Wednesday

Dutch Blend

Limas

Bread/Margarine

Peaches

Milk/Coffee/Tea

July 8

Chicken Patty                                      

Red Potatoes

Broccoli

Bun

Applesauce

Milk/Coffee/Tea

July 9

Meatballs and Noodles w/Gravy        

Mixed Vegetables

Brussels Sprouts

Roll/Margarine

Pears

Milk/Coffee/Tea

July 12

Honey Garlic Chicken                  

Mashed Potatoes

Spinach

Bread/Margarine

Mandarin Oranges

Brownies

Milk/Coffee/Tea

July 13

Ribbette                                 

Macaroni and Cheese

Cauliflower

Bun

Peaches

Milk/Coffee/Tea                                         

July 14

Ham                               

Cheese Potatoes

Stewed Tomatoes

Bread/Margarine

Apricot Banana Mold

Milk/Coffee/Tea

July 15

Turkey Tettrazini                                 

Mixed Vegetables

Brussels Sprouts

Tropical Fruit

Fruited Gelatin

Milk/Coffee/Tea   

July 16

Hot dog/bun                                  

Baked Beans

Cinnamon Peaches

Spinach Salad

Carmel Apple Bites

Milk/Coffee/Tea

July 19

BBQ Chicken                               

Broccoli

Corn

Peaches

Bread/Margarine

Pudding

Milk/Coffee/Tea                                                                       

July 20

Pork Fritter                                     

Stewed Tomato

Scalloped Potatoes

Bun

Fruit Cocktail

Milk/Coffee/Tea    

July 21                                  

Chopped Steak/Gravy                   

Vegetable Blend

Lima Beans

Bread/Margarine

Apple Juice

Milk/Coffee/Tea

July 22

Pancake                                                

Blueberry Topping

Sausage Patty

Fancy Potatoes

Grape Juice

Orange

Milk/Coffee/Tea   

July 23

Sliced Turkey Meat         

Bun

Sandwich Fixings

Kidney Bean Salad

Lemon Fruit Salad

Orange Juice

Milk/Coffee/Tea

July 26

BBQ Pork                     

Sweet Potato Patty

Mixed Vegetables

Bun

Pineapple

Mik/Coffee/Tea   

July 27

Stuffed Baked Potato                     

Seasoned Beef

Broccoli

Cheese, Sour Cream

Blueberry Muffin

Pears

Milk/Coffee/Tea

July 28

Lemon Pepper Chicken                 

Tasty Taters

Spinach

Mandarin Oranges

Cookie

Milk/Coffee/Tea

July 29

Cheeseburger                                       

Corn

Green Beans

Bun

Pears

Fig-filled Cookie

Milk/Coffee/Tea   

July 30

Sweet/Sour Smoked Sausage     

Black-Eyed Peas

Blueberry Crisp

Cole Slaw

Roll/Margarine

Milk/Coffee/Tea

III

Dining sites

Parke County

Marshall — 11:30 a.m.; Marshall Community Building; S. Main Street

Montezuma — 11 a.m.; Montezuma Community Center; 300 Jackson St.

Rockville— 11:30 a.m.; Rockville Community Center; 223 West Ohio St.

Vigo County

Deming — 11:30 a.m.; Deming Center; Sixth and Cherry streets

Dreiser Square — 11:15 a.m.; Dreiser Square Community Center; S. Third Street

Garfield — 11 a.m.; Garfield Tower; 2200 Garfield

Lost Creek — 11:30 a.m.; Schelly Hall; 9848 E. U.S. 40; Seelyville

Maryvale — 11:30 a.m.; Maryvale Housing; 3461 St. Mary’s Road.; West Terre Haute

Peddle Park — 11:45 a.m.; Peddle Park Housing; 1616 S. 25th St.

Riley — noon, Riley Lions' Den; 7801 S. Indiana 46

Sullivan County

Carlisle— noon; Haddon Twp Community Building; Alexander Street

Dugger — 11:30 a.m.; Dugger Senior Center; 8174 E. Main St.

Shelburn — noon; Shelburn Senior Center; 32 Interurban St.

Clay County

Brazil — 11:30 a.m.; Clay County Senior Citizen Center; 120 S. Franklin St.

Clay City — noon; Community Room; Goshorn Park

Vermillion County

 Clinton— 11:30 a.m. Clinton Community Recreation Center; 301 Blackman St.

Putnam County

 Greencastle — 11:30 a.m.; Putnam County Senior Citizen Center; 9 W. Franklin St.

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