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HARTINGTON SENIOR CENTER MENU Thursday, Nov. 12: Pulled Pork, Baked Beans, Pea Salad, pineapple, Bun, Butter, milk Friday, Nov. 13: Ham, Scalloped Potatoes, beets, Seasonal Fruit, Bun, Butter, Milk Monday,Nov.16: Swedish Meatballs w Mushrooms, Pasta, Broccoli & Raisin Salad, Apple, Milk, Bun, Butter Tuesday, Nov. 17: Hot Beef Sandwich, Mashed Potatoes/Gravy, brussel sprouts, Seasonal Fruit, Milk, Butter, Bread Wednesday, Nov. 18: Goulash, Tomatoes, Peanut Butter Sand, Peas, Fruit Cocktail, Butter, Milk, noodles PARK VIEW HAVEN ACTIVITIES: Thursday, Nov. 12: 9:00 Hair Salon, Nail Salon, 11:00 Newspaper Readings, 2:00 LCC Students, 3:00 Scrap Booking, 4:00 Social Time Friday, Nov. 13: 9:00 Morning Coffee/ Daily Chronicles, 10:00 Trivia, 11:00 Fall Crafts, 11:30 Current Events, 2:00 Movie and Popcorn, 4:00 Social Time Saturday, Nov. 14: Residents Choice, 1:30 Table Games, 3:45 Catholic Mass DVD Communion to Follow, TBD Nebr. Vs Rutgers Sunday, Nov.

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