The Moore American

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November 21, 2012

senior center menus

— Moore American The Moore American

MOORE — The Cleveland County Aging Services Program, sponsored by the Areawide Aging Agency, announced meals for next week.

All seniors are welcome. Reservations must be made at least 24 hours in advance by calling 321-3200. A $2.25 donation is suggested.

Serving sites include the Norman Senior Citizens Center (360-1472), Rose Rock Villa (364-3710), Eastlake Church (691-0339), Moore Senior Center (793-9069) and Noble Senior Citizens Center (872-5921).

Nov. 21-27

Wednesday: Baked potato, ham and cheese sauce, broccoli, bread, mixed fruit

Thursday: Closed for Thanksgiving

Friday: Closed for Thanksgiving

Monday: Chili with beans, carrots, crackers, cinnamon applesauce

Tuesday: Ham slice, sweet potatoes, green beans, bread, oatmeal cookie

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