Meals on Wheels announces weekly schedule
Meals on Wheels serving Brocton, Dunkirk, Fredonia, Silver Creek and Forestville offers the following weekly menu to people who can no longer cook due to physical or mental limitations, have recently been discharged from the hospital or are recuperating from an illness. The suggested contribution for a hot noon meal is $3.50 or $5.75 for a hot noon meal and cold evening supper. Those who find it difficult to contribute may be eligible for temporary funding through government or private sources. Call 366-8822. Hot meal Oct. 6: Eggplant manicotti, Italian vegetables, juice, roll, cookie/diet cookie Oct. 7: Meatloaf w/gravy, mashed potatoes, beets, bread, fruit, chocolate milk/white Oct. 8: Baked ham, sweet potatoes, wax beans, bread, cake/no frosting Oct. 9: Chili w/crackers, carrots, juice, corn bread, pudding/diet Oct. 10: Chicken cordon bleu w/gravy, scalloped potatoes, broccoli, bread, baker’s choice dessert Alternative meal Oct. 6: Tuna salad sandwich, baby carrots, app
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50-Plus Seniors
COLLINS — Another free Arthritis Self Help Course will be offered this fall on Wednesday mornings in the senior room of L. K. Painter Community Center. For people with arthritis or fibromyalgia, living the mos
A week of bits and pieces
Instead of one topic this week, I have bits and pieces to share.
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50-Plus Seniors
COLLINS — The 50-Plus Senior Program fall sessions get under way on Oct. 1 with the start of senior bowling Wednesday at 1 p.m. at K & L Lanes in Gowanda. The cost remains the same: one game for $1.50 and thre
Pinochle & Bridge Scores
Birdie’s Bidders — Scores for Sept. 18: First, James Sinclair, 6320; second, Jeanne Houser, 5890; third, Pam Waite, 5890; fourth, Veronica Jensen, 5760; fifth, Olga Lazarczyk, 5720. Double pinochle: Alberta Torrey.
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County home ends summer with picnic
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