FUNDRAISING. Fundraising THE BIG SPRING SENIOR CENTER OFFERS THE FOLLOWING CLASSES: January December 2016

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Fundraising Prime Time Health Offerings December 2016 Membership $150.00 Art Time 6.00 Greeting Cards 20.70 Food Sales 60.70 Crafts 36.25 Donations Individual 250.00 Community Chest 1,000.

05 Cinema Friday Movie and a Root Beer Float Come out and join your friends at the Big Spring Senior Center and watch a blockbuster movie. On Fridays, March 24th and April 21st from 1 p.m. 3 p.m. We are asking for a $2 donation to cover the cost of the Root Beer Floats and Popcorn.

86 For Sale: Senior Center Tote Bags $12 Senior Center T-Shirts -$10/$12 FUNDRAISING THE BIG SPRING SENIOR CENTER OFFERS THE FOLLOWING CLASSES: Zumba Gold every Monday and Thursday at 9:00 a.m. at the First United Presbyterian Church.

1 Fundraising Prime Time Health Offerings December 2016 Membership $ Art Time 6.00 Greeting Cards Food Sales Crafts Donations Individual Community Chest 1, American Legion 1, Community Aid Donation Community Aid Clothing Bin Total $3, Cinema Friday Movie and a Root Beer Float Come out and join your friends at the Big Spring Senior Center and watch a blockbuster movie. On Fridays, March 24th and April 21st from 1 p.m. 3 p.m. We are asking for a $2 donation to cover the cost of the Root Beer Floats and Popcorn. January 2017 Membership Art Time 8.00 Greeting Cards Food Sales Crafts Donations Individual Newville First Church of God American Legion 1, Total $1, For Sale: Senior Center Tote Bags $12 Senior Center T-Shirts -$10/$12 FUNDRAISING THE BIG SPRING SENIOR CENTER OFFERS THE FOLLOWING CLASSES: Zumba Gold every Monday and Thursday at 9:00 a.m. at the First United Presbyterian Church. The cost is $2.00 a class for those 60+/$5.00 a class for those 50 to 59. Zumba Gold is a low-intensity version of the Latin dance-inspired fitness class aimed at a more mature audience. Research at Minot State University in North Dakota has indicated that Zumba not only has an effect on physical fitness, but also on cognitive (mental) function. No need to sign up; just walk in. Stretching We stretch, using a video at the Big Spring Senior Center. It is free for those who are members/$5.00 for non-members or those 50 to 59. Please check the activity calendar for dates and times; although it is usually on a Friday. Just walk in. T ai Chi for Arthritis Held on Tuesdays from 9-10 a.m. at the First United Presbyterian Church. Cost is $5 donation per class. To register, call Yoga Wednesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. The class is held at Big Spring Presbyterian Church, 25 South Corporation Street, Newville. Yoga is a mind-body practice that combines stretching exercises, controlled breathing and relaxation. Yoga can help reduce stress, lower blood pressure and improve heart function (from the Mayo Clinic website). The cost is $65/$55 if you are a member of the Senior Center. Registration and payment are due before the classes start. Next 10 week session begins April 5th but classes can be pro-rated if you elect to join mid-session. Easter Fundraiser: The Big Spring Senior Center will be taking orders for chocolate and vanilla covered pretzel rods for Easter. Contact the Center no later than Friday, April 7th to order. 50 cents per rod. Pretzel Rods can be picked up after noon on Monday, April 10th. Request for Recipes: The Big Spring Senior Center will be publishing a recipe book in the first half of 2017, as a fundraiser. We will be posting recipes that have been used at the Center and we are also collecting recipes from our members and non-members who participate in Senior Center activities. Please mail or drop off your recipe to the Center no later than Monday, May 1st or them to bigspringseniorcenter@gmail.com..inclement Weather Policy If weather is bad, please listen to a major television or radio station. Our closure will be noted either under Cumberland County listing or in a category called Seniors which is frequently at the end, after York County. The message will state that the Cumberland County Senior Centers are closed. Otherwise, we will maintain a normal schedule. If there is no announcement, but you choose not to come, please call the Center to cancel your lunch. Important to Know: The Big Spring Senior Center is supported, in part, by a grant from the Cumberland County Office of Aging and Community Services, The Pennsylvania Department of Aging and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Aging. Disclaimer - If you do not wish to receive any further communications from the Big Spring Senior Center concerning requests for donations or other fundraising activities, please notify Cathy Graver by mail at the Big Spring Senior Center, 91 Doubling Gap Road, Newville, PA Free Income Tax Preparation by AARP Tax Aides: Once again, AARP volunteers will prepare senior citizens income taxes without charge at the Big Spring Senior Center, 91 Doubling Gap Road, Newville, every Friday from February 3rd to April 7th. Appointments must be made and are held only on Fridays. The Center is handling the scheduling. Call weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The volunteers have recently completed training to keep current. Please note that donations are accepted to cover the cost of utilities, etc.

2 Van and Carpool Trips Saturday, March 11th: Maple Weekend Taste & Tour: We will be leaving the Center at 8 a.m. for an adventure in and around Somerset County. This event is to promote the maple industry by inviting visitors to various participating businesses and see the process of maple syrup production first hand as well as experience the taste of the wonderful maple products that are produced. Enjoy free tours and sample maple products. Products will be available for purchase. Cost of this trip is $10/member $15/non-member for transportation. Lunch on your own. Sign up and pay no later than Thursday, March 9th. Wednesday, March 15th: Camp Eder Senior Day, Fairfield, Pa.: Begin the morning with a continental breakfast of green waffles, corned beef casserole, fruit and raisin scones. Then listen to a presentation of a couple s adventures traveling on the Appalachian Trail together, married and lived to tell the story followed by lunch of orange romaine salad, shepherd s pie, Irish soda bread, peas, lime Jell-O and cupcakes. Then for your afternoon s entertainment Randy, otherwise known as Windtalker, will present a program using several different Native American flutes. The trip is all inclusive for $23/member and $28/non-member payable by Wednesday, March 8th. We will be leaving the Center promptly at 8:00 a.m. Friday, April 7th: Antietam Recreation s Century of Song: A Century of Song is a retro-style dinner show offering a whirlwind trip through America s musical favorites of the last hundred years. If you love rock-n-roll and record players, poodle skirts and swing dancing, then this is the show for you! We will be carpooling to this event so transportation cost is not included (up to you to tip your driver). Cost of the show, including a fifties-style dinner, will be $33.50 for those 60+ and $36 age We will be leaving the parking lot at First United Presbyterian Church, 111 Big Spring Avenue, Newville promptly at 3:00 p.m. Sign up and pay no later than Wednesday, March 15th. Wednesday, April 19th: Camp Eder Senior Day, Fairfield, Pa.: Begin the morning with eggs benedict breakfast pizza, egg soufflé iced raspberry Danish, and fruit. The morning program features the Native Yard Lady speaking about rain gardens and pollinators followed by lunch of mixed green salad, baked cod, baked macaroni and cheese, stewed tomatoes, bread and butter, hot fudge pudding cake with vanilla ice cream. The afternoon will be a musical presentation by the local group, Waterford. The trip is all inclusive for $23/member and $28/non-member payable by Wednesday, April 12th. We will be leaving the Center promptly at 8:00 a.m. May 5th: January/June B-day 2 p.m. SAVE THE DATE May 6th: West Pennsboro Park Yard Sale (we will be selling baked goods & root beer floats) May 11 & 12: Senior Center Yard Sale May 19th: Mother s Day Tea May 18th: Hanover Chip/Pretzel Trip & Dutch Country Restaurant May 26th: AARP Driver s Safety Refresher Course (Senior 12:30 p.m. May 25th: Senior Center Memorial Day Picnic June 6th: Roots Country Market, Manheim July 2nd: Harrisburg Symphony on the Lawn July 3rd: Senior Center Independence Day Picnic June 16th & 17th: Fountain Festival (Newville) July 19th: Cumberland County Senior Games Special Programs Watercolor Painting Class: Are you looking for a new hobby or do you want to improve your painting skills? The class meets Mondays at 2:00 p.m. Come learn painting techniques from professional artist, Carolyn Hocker. The cost of a four-week session is $25 and $1 each week to the Senior Center. Please call to register and to get more information. Crafts: Tuesdays at 9:00 a.m. at the Center. We could use your help, hands and ideas. Come and make beaded jewelry, seasonal and everyday crafts, as well as new friends. Bible Study: Every Wednesday in March and April at 1:00 p.m. Pastor Don Snyder of Doubling Gap Church of God will be leading our Bible Study. His focus will be Back to Genesis Topics will include: 1. Responding to God s judgment (Genesis 18-19) 2. God s promises (Genesis 20-22) 3. Family Relationships (Genesis 24-28:9) 4. Part 2 of Family Relationships (Genesis 18:10-31:55) 5. Meeting God (Genesis 32, 33, 35) 6. The Story Begins (Genesis 37) 7. The Walk Becomes a Challenge (Genesis 39-41) 8. Reconciliation (Genesis 42-45) 9. The Life of Joseph is a preview of the Life of Jesus (Summary) Games at the Center: We have lots of opportunities to play cards and games at the Center. On Thursday mornings, at 9:30 a.m., we play 500 with a dedicated group of card players who are always looking for new players. On Thursday afternoons, at 12:30 p.m., Bob Ballard or Bill and Linda Sweigart lead us in a variety of board games. Check the calendar for dates and times for game night. Don t ever consider playing games as frivolous; studies show that it stimulates your brain which helps counter the aging process. Mardi Gras Luncheon: On March 1st we are holding our own Mardi Gras a day late. We will start the day with sampling the famous King Cake, then proceed with music, activities and beads! Lunch consists of muffulettas (a sandwich) with olive salad, grits garnished with shrimp, banana foster sundaes and Mardi Gras punch. The cost is $5; sign up by Mon., February 27. And wear gold, green or purple, the official Mardi Gras colors. Breakfast Groups: On Thursday, March 2nd at 8:30 a.m., we will be holding the Ladies Breakfast; and on Thursday, April 6th at 8:30 a.m., we will be holding the Men s Breakfast. Come out and enjoy a hot, homemade breakfast made by Senior Center staff and its volunteers. $5.00 Restaurant Outings: On Thursday, March 9th our Lunch Bunch will be leaving the Senior Center at 11 a.m. for lunch at Aya Japanese Steakhouse, 235 South Spring Garden Street, Carlisle (Giant Plaza). On Thursday, April 13th, the Lunch Bunch will be leaving the Senior Center at 11 a.m. for the Rustic Tavern, 823 Newville Road, Carlisle. Call if you need a ride. Coffee with Cathy: Come enjoy a cup of joe and a homemade pastry with Cathy on Friday, March 17th and Friday, April 21st at 8:30 a.m.

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Cost $5 Muffulettas with Olive Salad Grits Garnished with Shrimp Mardi Gras Punch Bananas Foster March 2017 1-Mar 2-Mar 3-Mar Hot Dog Whipped Potatoes

3 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Cost $5 Muffulettas with Olive Salad Grits Garnished with Shrimp Mardi Gras Punch Bananas Foster March Mar 2-Mar 3-Mar Hot Dog Whipped Potatoes Sauerkraut Hot Dog Bun Chocolate Brownie Chocolate Milk Baked Salmon Patty Rice Pilaf Peas Wheat Bread Fresh Fruit Milk (Tartar Sauce) 6-Mar 7-Mar 8-Mar 9-Mar 10-Mar Italian Meatball Hoagie Stuffed Pepper Cup Chef Salad Roasted Pork Loin Potato Crusted Fish (ham, turkey, egg & cheese) w/ Gravy Macaroni & Cheese Mozzarella Cheese w/ Tomato Sauce Seasoned New Potatoes Whipped Potatoes Mixed Greens w/ Tomato Scalloped Potatoes Stewed Tomatoes Mixed Bean Medley Yellow Beans Croutons, Carrots. Sweet Peas & Onions Whole Wheat Bread Hoagie Bun Whole Wheat Bread Potato Soup w/ Crackers Dinner Roll Fresh Seasonal Fruit Tapioca Pudding Diced Pears Whole Wheat Bread Fruit Mix Milk Milk Milk Sliced Peaches Chocolate milk (Tartar sauce) 13-Mar 14-Mar 15-Mar 16-Mar Happy St. Patrick's Day 17-Mar Baked Ham Slice w/ BBQ Chicken Breast Chili Mac w/ Turkey & Swiss Sandwich Cost $5 Seasoned Redskin Potatoes Cheddar Cheese Topping Lettuce/Tomato/Mayo Corn beef & Cabbage w/ Mashed Sweet Potatoes Country Vegetable Carrots & Potatoes Blend Mixed Greens w/ Tomato Broccoli Soup Brussel Sprouts Dinner Roll Carrots, Cabbage & Dress. w/crackers Irish Soda Bread Wheat Bread Sugar Cookie Italian Bread Wheat Bread Shamrock Shake Vanilla Ice Cream Milk Applesauce Fresh Fruit Milk Milk Chocolate Milk 20-Mar 21-Mar 22-Mar 23-Mar 24-Mar Ham & Scalloped Meatloaf w/ Gravy Potato BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad Baked Vegetable Lasagna Whipped Potatoes Casserole Southwest Rice & Tossed Salad/Tomato/Dressing w/ Parmesan Cream Sauce Italian Beans Braised Cabbage Black Beans Croutons/Parmesan Cheese Mixed Greens w/ Tomato Whole Wheat Bread Green Beans Fresh Coleslaw Ham Bean Soup w/ Crackers Carrots, Cabbage Banana Pudding Dinner Roll Fresh Fruit Italian Bread Garlic Bread Stick Milk Strawberry Ice Cream Bun Diced Pears Sliced Apples Milk Milk Chocolate Milk Milk 27-Mar 28-Mar 29-Mar 30-Mar 31-Mar Open Face Roast Beef Roast Turkey & Gravy Meatballs in Sauce Sandwich Cheeseburger Grilled Pollock Homemade Stuffing Penne Pasta w/ Gravy Lettuce 1 Slice Tomato Scalloped Potatoes Baby Carrots Tossed Salad/ Tomato/Cukes Whipped Potatoes Oven Brown Potatoes Harvard Beets Mashed Potatoes Parmesan Cheese Sweet Peas & Carrots Fresh Coleslaw Fruit Mix Applesauce Italian Bread Whole Wheat Bread Sandwich Roll Dinner Roll Milk Diced Peaches Sugar Cookie Fresh Seasonal Fruit Milk Milk Milk Chocolate Milk (Tartar Sauce) Special Programs continued Saint Patrick s Day Luncheon: On Friday, March 17th at 11:30 a.m. we will have a special lunch for the holiday prepared by Cathy and Rausa. We will be serving corn beef & cabbage, Irish soda bread and shamrock shakes. Cost is $5 What Can The Attorney General Do For You: On Tuesday, March 21st at 12:00 noon a representative from the Pennsylvania State Attorney General s Office will be here as part of a two part series to discuss what this State Office can do for you. Penn State Nutrition Presentation: Evaluating Dietary Supplements: On Wednesday, March 22nd at 12:00 noon Nancy Routch, RD, LDN will be here to educate us in evaluating dietary supplements. Sign up by Monday, March 20th for lunch and stay for the presentation. Big Spring Senior Center Cinema Fridays: On Friday, March 24th and April 21st we will be showing two blockbuster movies. Come join us from 1 3 p.m. for a bowl of popcorn and drink. Donation $2. Blood Pressure Check: Anna Failor, a retired nurse, is volunteering her time on Wednesday, March 29th and Wednesday, April 26th from 12:15 1 p.m., to help you keep track of this important health indicator. Master Gardners Spring Project: Get ready for Spring and come out and join the Penn State Master Gardeners on Tuesday, April 4th at 9:30 a.m. to make starter violets for the spring and potpourri. Please sign up so that the Gardeners can plan their supplies for this event. Senior Bullying Attorney General s Office: On Wednesday, April 5th at 9:30 a.m. a representative from the Pennsylvania State Attorney General s Office will be at the Senior Center to discuss Senior Bullying. High School Spring Luncheon: On Tuesday, April 11th all area seniors are invited to a luncheon sponsored by the Big Spring High School Student Council which will take place in the High School Commons Area at 12:45 p.m. (doors will open at 12:30 p.m.) The menu will consist of Baked Ham w/brown Sugar Pineapple Glaze, Potatoes Au Gratin, Carrot and Pea Medley, Carrot Cupcake w/cream Cheese Frosting, Tea, Water and Coffee. Musical entertainment will be provided. Please sign up by calling the Senior Center at no later than Thursday, March 30th. Senior Center Easter Luncheon: On Thursday, April 13th at 11:30 a.m., come celebrate Easter with your friends at the Senior Center. Seating will be limited to 30 since the meal will be held at the Senior Center. Sign up no later than Tuesday, April 11th. Volunteer Tea: On Tuesday, April 18th at 2:00 p.m. we are having a tea to show our appreciation to all of you that have given your time and talents to the benefit of the Center and our members. Please sign up by Monday, April 17th and join us. Our Theme will be Paying it Forward. A program of entertainment will be provided along with a special gift to all volunteers. April 28th: Doubling Gap at the Mountain: Cumberland County Senior Centers will be going to the Doubling Gap Church of God Conference Center for a day retreat from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Friday, April 28th. Gather your friends together, bring along your favorite games, relax or take a walk around the grounds of the Doubling Gap Church of God Center. Simply enjoy the day, topped off with their famous BBQ chicken dinner. The cost is $13 for members and $15 for non members of the Senior Center payable by Friday, April 21st. Cash Only Please. For more information, call the Senior Center at

The Big Spring Senior Center 91 Doubling Gap Road, Suite 1 Newville, PA 17241 717-776-4478 www.bigspringseniorcenter.weebly.com www.facebook.

see in the world. Ghandi Center Assistant: Rausa Roscinski There is tremendous power and positive energy in giving it is a shame that not enough people have experienced it to the fullest.

4 The Big Spring Senior Center 91 Doubling Gap Road, Suite 1 Newville, PA Center Director: Cathy Graver March/April 2017 International Pay It Forward Day - Changing the World, One Good Deed at a Time Friday, April 28th Be the change you want to see in the world. Ghandi Center Assistant: Rausa Roscinski There is tremendous power and positive energy in giving it is a shame that not enough people have experienced it to the fullest. Pay It Forward Day is about all people, from all walks of life, giving to someone else and making a positive difference. At last count, there were more than 5 million people in 80 countries around the world participating on this event. So why Pay it Forward? To encourage all of us to embrace the incredible power of giving. To show each other that we care and that there is love, hope and magic all around us. To know that we may be only one person in this world, but to one person, at one time, we are the world. Make a difference and experience the true power of giving. Many of you may have seen the movie Pay It Forward or have read the novel of the same name; a story about a young boy who did 3 good deeds for others in need. In return, all that the child wanted was that they pass on a good deed to three other people and keep the cycle going. One good deed might not seem like much, but if everyone did something good for someone else, then the cycle of generosity and kindness can spark us to become better people. No matter how big or small a contribution you can make, it all helps in ensuring we are able to bring as much happiness and joy to the world as possible. There are random benefits attached to paying random acts of kindness forward and helping someone else in need. Specifically: Doing good for others can have a powerful, positive effect on the immune system. It can prevent people from becoming isolated, encouraging them to meet new people and step outside of their comfort zones. Together we can change the world one good deed at a time! The possibilities are endless.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday In like a

Ladies Breakfast 3 AARP Income Tax Preparation 9:30 am

Gras Luncheon 9:30 am Play 500 / Games with Bob 6 7 8

Painting Class 9:30 am Tea and Talk: Inter national

11 am Lunch Bunch Carpool to Aya Japanese Steakhouse

Games/Bill and Linda Sweigart 11 8 a.m. Van Trip Maple

Camp Eder Senior Day Trip 9:30 am Tea and Talk: St.

500/Games with Bob 17 AARP Income Tax Preparation 8:30

Patrick s Day Luncheon Deadline for Antietam Trip 20

Color Painting Class 12 Noon What the Attorney

Dietary Supplements with Nancy Routch, Penn State

Advisory Council Meeting 9:30 am Play 500/Games with

5 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday In like a lion :30 a.m. Ladies Breakfast 3 AARP Income Tax Preparation 9:30 am Tea and Talk: Mardi Gras Celebration 11:30 am Mardi Gras Luncheon 9:30 am Play 500 / Games with Bob AARP Income Tax Preparation 2 pm Water Color Painting Class 9:30 am Tea and Talk: Inter national Working Women s Day 9:30 am Play 500 / Games with Bob 11 am Lunch Bunch Carpool to Aya Japanese Steakhouse 12:30 am Games/Bill and Linda Sweigart 11 8 a.m. Van Trip Maple Weekend Taste and Tour Deadline for Maple Weekend Trip 13 2 pm Water Color Painting Class a.m. Camp Eder Senior Day Trip 9:30 am Tea and Talk: St. Patrick s Day Traditions 11:30 Lunch 16 9:30 am Play 500/Games with Bob 17 AARP Income Tax Preparation 8:30 am Coffee with Cathy 11:30 am St. Patrick s Day Luncheon Deadline for Antietam Trip AARP Income Tax Preparation 2 pm Water Color Painting Class 12 Noon What the Attorney Generals Office Can Do For You 6:30 pm Board of Directors Meeting 9:30 a.m. Tea and Talk: National Goof Off Day 12 noon Evaluating Dietary Supplements with Nancy Routch, Penn State Extension Office 2 p.m. Advisory Council Meeting 9:30 am Play 500/Games with Bob 1 p.m. Cinema Friday AARP Income Tax Preparation 9 a.m. Zumba Gold Aerobics 11:30 a.m. Lunch 9:30 am Tea and Talk: Weed Appreciation Day 9:30 am Play 500/Games with Bob 2 p.m. Water Color Painting Class 6 pm Game Night 12:15 1 pm Free Blood Pressure Check Deadline for H.S. Spring Luncheon...Out like a lamb!

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 3 4 9:30 am

am Tea and Talk: Senior Bullying with the PA Attorney

500/Games with Bob Ballard 7 9 am to 2:30 pm AARP tax

pm Trip: Antietam Recreation s Century of Song Dinner

10 11 12 13 14 8 am Make chocolate covered pretzel rods

for Camp Eder Senior Day 9:30 am Play 500 / Games with

Carlisle 11:30 am Easter Lunch with Bill & Linda The

17 Deadline for Volunteer Tea 18 1:00 pm Wii Bowling

with Bob Ballard 21 8:30 am Coffee with Cathy 1 pm

6 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 3 4 9:30 am Violets and Potpourri with the Master Gardeners 5 9:30 am Tea and Talk: Senior Bullying with the PA Attorney General s Office 6 8:30 am Men s Breakfast 9:30 am Play 500/Games with Bob Ballard 7 9 am to 2:30 pm AARP tax preparation by appointment 9:00 am Chinese Checkers 3 pm Trip: Antietam Recreation s Century of Song Dinner Show April Showers am Make chocolate covered pretzel rods 12:45 pm Easter Luncheon at the Big Spring High School 1 pm Wii Bowling Deadline for S.C. Easter Luncheon 9:30 am Tea and Talk: Siblings Deadline for Camp Eder Senior Day 9:30 am Play 500 / Games with Bob Ballard 11 am Carpool to The Rustic Tavern, Carlisle 11:30 am Easter Lunch with Bill & Linda The Center is closed. 17 Deadline for Volunteer Tea 18 1:00 pm Wii Bowling 2:00 pm Volunteer Tea 6:30 pm Board of Directors Meeting 19 8 am Trip to Camp Eder Senior Dayt 9:30 a.m. Tea and Talk: Look-A-Like Day 20 9:30 am Play 500/Games with Bob Ballard 21 8:30 am Coffee with Cathy 1 pm Friday Cinema Day Deadline for Doubling Gap Day pm Wii Bowling 6 p.m. Game Night 26 9:30 pm Tea and Talk: Coloring for Adults 12:15-1 pm Free Blood Pressure Check 27 9:30 am Play 500/Games with Bob Ballard 28 Doubling Gap Day at the Mountain 9 am 2 pm...bring May Flowers

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday BBQ Chicken Leg

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday BBQ Chicken Leg JANUARY 015 MENU Questions and Comments 746-40 BBQ Chicken Leg New Year's Day Tony's Sliced Potatoes Program Closed Mixed Vegetables 3 No Meals Today Sliced Apples Sloppy Joe Fish Florentine Chicken &