MARCH 2017

LAKESIDE NEWS

GOTHENBURG SENIOR CENTER

410 20th St.

Gothenburg, NE 69138

308-537-7465

Sunday, March 5, 2017

“HAM BALL DINNER”

March 5, 2017

Serving from 11:30—1:00 Free will donation!

HAPPY ST. PATRICK’S DAY

Special St. Patrick’s Day Dinner! Celebrate with us the

Little Irish in You!

Friday, March 17th, 2017

GOTHENBURG SENIOR CENTER “Where Friends Come to Meet”

************************************************************************************** GOTHENBURG SENIOR CITIZEN’S CENTER INC. DIRECTOR: 410 20th. STREET ANGELA BARKMEIER GOTHENBURG, NE 69138 KITCHEN MANAGER; DEB CLAFLIN PHONE: (308) 537-7465 ASSISTANT COOK: ANITA SHRUM FAX: (308) 537-3755 OFFICE ASSISTANT: EMAIL: gothenburgseniorcenter@gmail.com KRISTI LAND VISIT US ON WEB: gothenburgseniorcenter.com EXPERIENCE WORKS: or GLORIA MAKEY Follow us on Facebook HOURS: MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 am—4 pm ************************************************************************************** The Gothenburg Senior Citizen’s Center, Inc. is funded in part by the West Central Nebraska Area Agency

on Aging, under the authority of the Older Americans Act and the generous contributions of those who sup-

port the programs. The Gothenburg Senior Center is a non-profit organization responsible for providing re-

ferral information, services and recreation to individuals sixty years of age and older. Nutritious noon meals

are served Monday thru Friday at a suggested donation rate of $4.50 for persons over 60. Persons under the

age of 60 are welcome and are charged a set price of $6.00 per person.

************************************************************************************** GOVERNING BOARD MEMBERS POLICY ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS MARYE FRANZEN -CHAIRMAN ROGER NEUJAHR-CHAIRMAN MATT OLSEN—VICE CHAIRMAN TOM SHEA—VICE CHAIRMAN ROBIN STEVENS MARSHA WEEKS JANICE LIBICH—SECRETARY GENE THARPP PAM SLACK—TREASURER RHONDA BLOCK JAY RICHESON NANCY SCROGGIN JUSTIN HETZ MARY COLEMAN **************************************************************************************

SENIOR CENTER BUS HANDI-BUS

Need a ride to the doctor, grocery store, beauty shop, Senior Center, or to visit friends? A ride is just

as near as your phone. The Senior Center van, with a wheelchair lift, is a available during the day, Monday

thru Friday 8:30 a.m.—3:00 p.m. Just call 537-7465. There is a suggested donation of $1.50 one way trip

or $3.00 round trip. No charge at noon for a ride to the center for lunch.

RYDE TRANSIT: Dawson County—Lexington—308-324-3670

Transit Bus Schedule Farnam/Gothenburg: Tuesdays, 10am to 4pm

4th Tuesday to Lexington/Cozad 308-537-2481/308-537-3677

MARCH 2017 MENUS

“Life is like a cup of tea; it’s all in how you make it!

1. SOUP & SAND. Vegetable Beef or Broc. Cheese Soup

Egg Salad Sandwich Pea Salad

Cinnamon Roll Cake

3. Hamburger or Fish Sandwich

Coleslaw Baked Beans Jell-O Salad Banana Bars

6. Swedish Meatballs

Baby Bakers Beets

Rye Bread Apricots

7. Swiss Steak

Baked Potato Baby Carrots Bulgur Roll

Plums

8. Baked Pork Chops Mashed Potatoes

w/Gravy Green Beans Wheat Roll

Earthquake Cake

22. Fried Chicken Boiled Potato

w/Gravy Scalloped Corn

Rye Bread Apricots

29. SALAD BAR Sloppy Joes

Potato, Broccoli Raisin, Fruit Yogurt, Pasta

Salads Dill Pickles, Pickles

Beets, Cottage Cheese Layered Lemon Dessert

14. Fried Chicken

Au gratin Potatoes Green Bean Cass.

Bulgur Roll Oatmeal Cake

21. Pork Chops w/Dressing

Roasted Sweet Pot. Morocco Vegetables

Cinnamon Bread Cherry Cheesecake

28. Salisbury Steak

Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy

Brussels Sprouts Blueberry Muffin

Tropical Fruit

13. Texas Style Baked

Steak Baked Potato

Peas Wheat Roll

Tropical Fruit

20. Potato Bar Hawaiian Sliders

Baked Potato (choice of toppings)

3-Bean Salad Texas Sheet Cake

27. Chicken Cordon

Blue Baked Potato Green Beans Wheat Roll

Pumpkin Dessert

9. Meat Loaf

Potato Casserole Broccoli

Bran Muffin Sour Cream Raisin

Bars

16. Country Style Ribs

Potato Wedges Calif. Blend Veg. Cheddar Biscuits

Cherry Crisp w/Topping

23. Chicken Fried Steak

Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy Broccoli

Bulgur Roll Strawberry Short-

cake

30. Cranberry Chicken Potato Casserole

Scandinavian Blend Bulgur Roll

Rhubarb Dessert

10.CASSEROLE DAY Enchilada or Tuna

Noodle Cass. Corn

7-Layer Salad Strawberry Jell-O w/Fruit, Bread Sticks

Grape Dessert

17. St. Patrick’s Day

Corn Beef Potatoes & Cabbage Lime Jell-O Salad Irish Soda Bread Chocolate Mint -

Dessert

24. Seafood Platter or

Lasagna Caesar Salad

Peas Bread Sticks

Custard

31. Baked Trout or Liver & Onions Hash Browns

Calif. Blend Veg. Parmesan French

Bread Fresh Fruit

Salad Bar is made available Monday thru Thursday with exception to Special Dinners. Take all you want, but eat all you take!!!

15. Roast Beef

Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy

Baby Carrots Rye Bread

Peaches

2. Fried Chicken

Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy

Corn Casserole Wheat Roll

Fruit Cocktail Cake

MARCH 2017 ACTIVITIES

“May the dreams you hold dearest, be those which come true.

The kindness you spread, keep returning to you.”

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2. Scrabble 1:00

Bible Study 1:00

Tai Chi—Beginners 1:00

Tai Chi 2:00

6.

BINGO-7:00

7. Mexican Train 1:00

Bible Study 1:00 Tai Chi—Beginners

1:00 Tai Chi 2:00

Prestige Club—2:30

8. 8-Ball Tourn. @ Lexington-9:30

Pretzels 1:00

15. 8-Ball Tourn.

@ Broken Bow 9:30

Governing Board Meeting @ 12:30

22. 8-Ball. Tourn.

@ Holdrege 9:30

McCook Hearing Clinic 9—12

Pretzels 1:00

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14. Special Speaker “SCAM” @ 12:00

Policy Meeting12:30 Mexican Train 1:00

Bible Study 1:00 Tai Chi—Beginners

1:00 Tai Chi 2:00

21. Mexican Train 1:00

Bible Study 1:00

Tai Chi—Beginners 1:00

Tai Chi 2:00

28. Mexican Train 1:00

Bible Study 1:00

Tai Chi Beginners:

1:00 Tai Chi 2:00

13.

BINGO-7:00

20.

BINGO—7:00

27.

BINGO—7:00

9. Blood Pressure

Clinic 7:00—9:00 Scrabble 1:00

Bible Study 1:00 Tai Chi—Beginners

1:00 Tai Chi 2:00

16. Lunch & Learn “”

w/Dr. Shaw Scrabble 1:00

Bible Study 1:00 Tai Chi—Beginners

1:00 Tai Chi 2:00

23. Scrabble 1:00

Bible Study 1:00

Tai Chi—Beginners 1:00

Tai Chi—2:00 Pinochle Party 6:30

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17.

Birthday & Ann. Party 3:00

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●The pool room is open every day from 8:00-4:00. Most of the pool players are here arount 10:00. ●The exercise equipment in the back room is for anyone to use between 8:00-4:00. ●Let your Policy Board Members know what activities you would like to have offered.

30. Scrabble 1:00

Bible Study 1:00

Tai Chi—Beginners 1:00

Tai Chi 2:00

3.

Bridge 1:00

SPECIAL SPEAKERS IN MARCH: Shirley Lake “SCAMS”

March 14th @ 12:00

LUNCH & LEARN w/DR. SHAW Thursday, March 16th @ 12:00

“SLEEP APNEA”

Rick Zarek and Greg Gilg “PRESCRIPTIONS, ARE THEY

OVER PRESCRIBED” March 28th @ 12:00

MEMORIALS IN FEBRUARY: In Memory of Verna Nichols: Robin & Lynette Stevens, Pamela Slack, Barbara Nuxoll, Arlan & Tip Ronnekamp, Richard & Kristi Edson, Larry & Kathy Nichols, The Home Agency, Howard & Colleen Maxon and the Verna Nicols Cash Memorial GOTHENBURG CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP: Build a support system with people who understand. Alzheimer’s Association caregiver support groups, con-ducted by trained facilitators, are a safe place for caregiv-ers, family and friends of persons with dementia to: Develop a support system. Exchange practical information on caregiving chal-

lenges and possible solutions. Talk through issues and ways of coping. Share feelings, needs and concerns. Learn about community resources. Presented by : Alzheimer’s Association Nebraska Chapter The 2nd Tuesday of every month at 1:00 pm. Hilltop Estate 2520 Ave M Contact Lori Ann, 308-325-5060; Tiffany, 308- 258-4364 or Elizabeth, 402-502-4301 VALENTINE’S DINNER was a made extra special by all these individuals and businesses: Gothenburg Chamber of Commerce: Deb Egenberger Ambassadors: Christy Aden Theresa Demoret Joe Libal Necole Miller Laurie Moody Charolett Janssen Ruthie Ostergard Will Rahjes Sean Sabin Caroline Scott Others: Sharon Meyer—Mid-Nebraska Realty Brian Riley—Baldwin Filters/Chamber Board Laurie Brown—Gothenburg State Bank Sabrina Bryant—Gothenburg State Bank Justin Hetz—Gothenburg State Bank Erika Pfeifer—Gothenburg State Bank Luke Rickertsen—Gothenburg State Bank

Jaimi Riley—Investment Service Center Caresse Ross—First State Bank Sandy Jobman—First State Bank Regi Lane—First State Bank Donors: Coupons: Gothenburg Times, Dee’s Floral & Gifts, Ribbons & Roses, Sabin’s Body Shop, Ampride, Orscheln Farm & Home, Sun Theatre and Peterson’s Supermarket Door Prizes: Mid-Nebraska Realty, Gothenburg Reality, Gothenburg State Bank, First State Bank, Dee’s Floral and Gifts, Ribbon & Roses, First State Insurance, Gothen-burg Eyecare & Optical, The Home Agency, Charm, Flour Girls, Ampride, Nebraska Barn & Grill, Five Star Flooring & Be Still Home Décor, Dudley, Elementary Second, Fourth, and Sixth Graders.

E-MAIL ALERTS: Would you like to have e-mail alerts of upcoming events, or our monthly newsletter sent to your inbox. Please sign up you email account at the reservation desk or office. We will be happy to send these to you. You can check out our services on our website: gothen-burgseniorcenter.com. Don’t forget to like us on Face-book. PRODUCTS NEEDED IN MARCH: FLOUR, SUGAR, CHOCOLATE CHIPS In February we received in donations, $35.00 to the General Account and several product donations, $245.00 in Memorial Money, in honor of Verna Nichols and $393.50 to be applied to the Ice Machine, to the Meals on Wheels program. Product and Monetary dona-tions were made by: Liz Frerichs, Denise Brittenham, Trudy Greene, Leonard France and Bill Franzen. We apologize for any names we might have missed. Please be sure to sign the product of the Month sheet for all your donations. Please remember; the Senior Center is a 501C(3) non-profit organization. WHAT’S IN THE CARDS: BRIDGE: March 3rd. will be our next Br idge Par ty. February’s results were High—Carol VanOverbeke, Sec-ond—Cora Bosch and Kay Lutjemeyer was Low. Players are invited to have lunch with us and cards will begin at 1:00. PINOCLHE: March’s Pinochle Party will be on Thurs-day, March 26th @ 6:30. Come join a fun evening of cards with friends. Bring your favorite finger food and a dollar for the pot. No results from February, the party was cancelled due to weather.

IT’S TAX TIME ALSO “SCAM” TIME The IRS is warning against a variety of tax scams to watch out for. Scam emails are designed to tr ick taxpayers into thinking these are official communications from the IRS or others in the tax industry, including tax software com-panies. These emails can seek information about re-funds, filing status, confirming personal information, or-dering transcripts and verifying PIN information.

When people click on these email links, they are tak-en to sites designed to imitate an official-looking web-site, such as IRS.gov. These sites ask for Social Security numbers and other personal information which could be used to help file false tax returns.

The IRS will not initiate contact with taxpayers by email, text message or social media! The OFFICIAL IRS WEBSITE IS www.irs.gov. Don’t be fooled by a close variation such as irsgov, irs.net or something similar. Telephone Scams targeting taxpayers have been showing up around the country. Callers claim to be em-ployees of the IRS, but are not. They can be very con-vincing, using fake names and bogus IRS badge numbers

and usually alter the caller ID to make it look like the IRS is calling. Victims are told they owe money to the IRS and it must be paid promptly through a pre-loaded debit care or wire transfer. If the victim refuses to cooperate, they are then threatened with arrest, deportation or suspension of a driver’s license.

The IRS will NEVER Call to demand immediate payment or call at all with-out first mailing you a bill. Demand that you pay taxes without an opportunity to appeal or question the amount owed. Require a specific payment method. Ask for a credit/debit card number over the phone. Threaten to have you arrested for not paying.

West Central Nebraska Area Agency on Aging North Platte, NE,

1-800-662-2961 or 1-308-535-8195

Cooks Corner “Cheese’s Baked Macaroni and Cheese”

1 16oz pkg. cooked Kielbasa 2 c. milk (cut into 1/2 inches pieces) 1 10oz pkg. sharp 1 8oz pkg. elbow macaroni cheddar cheese 1/3 c. butter salt & pepper 1 small onion 1 c. dry bread crumbs 3 T. all-purpose flour Cook and stir the cut-up kielbasa in a large skillet over medium heat for 6-8 minutes, until heated through and beginning to brown. Remove the sausage from the skillet, and set aside. Fill a pan with lightly salted water, bring to a boil over medium-high heat, stir in the macaroni, and return to a boil. Cook, stirring occasionally, until the pasta has cooked through but is still firm to the bite, about 8 minutes. Drain well. Preheat an oven to 350 degrees F. Grease a 9 x 13 inch baking dish. Melt the butter in the skillet over medium-low heat add the chopped onion and cook until translucent. Whisk in the flour, stirring constantly to avoid lumps. Cook and stir the butter, onion and flour for 2—3 minutes to make a roux, and remove from the heat. Whisk in the milk a little at a time stirring constantly, until all the milk has been incorporated, and return to low heat. Bring the sauce to a simmer and cook over low heat for about 2 minutes, stirring constantly. Whisk in the cheddar cheese, a few cubes at time, cook until melted. and smooth. Stir together the macaroni and cheese sauce. Add the cooked kielbasa, salt and pepper. Spoon the mixture into a prepared baking dish, sprin-kle bread crumbs over the top. Bake for 20 minutes.

MEMORIES, MEMORIES AND MORE MEMORIES Established 1983-------Gothenburg Senior Center

March 1986—The results of the Chicken-N-Biscuit Dinner was very good, three hundred people served, with $874.10 after expenses. The comforter that was sold to the highest bidder brought in $150. Rob-erta Trimble gave the winning bid. The return on the comforter brought the total amount for the evening to $984.10. Many people helped with this fund-raiser: the making of pies, donating chickens, selling tickets, helping serve, Mrs. Crone donating the comforter top, Norma Campbell providing the batting, Velma Lambertus the giving of the fabric for the backing and of all the quilters who helped to tie the comforter. The Center was collecting old newspapers to recycle. Spence Decker took them to Cozad where he got $15 a ton. The money helped keep the station wagon going, which had been given to the Center by the family of Adolf and Victoria Lindberg. Paul Heins was the winner of Feb. Pitch Party. Two hands of Show-down Pinochle were dealt to Louise Aden and Reine Aden to determine our winner of the Traveling Prize. Louise won a pint of gourmet ice cream as she was winner. Reinie came with the High score and Dewey Trimble held the Low Score for the Pitch Party. Product of the Month Fund was started to help the kitchen expens-es. March was to be Vegetable Month. A can of vegetables, or vege-table oil could be brought to the Center any day of the month. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mar 1991—The first six months of 1991 News Letters are missing. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ March 1996—Vergil Iler was remembered by several people giving Memorials in his name. Many people won a door prize at our Valentine's Day Dinner. Elsie Helms and Larry Lake were winners at Feb. Pitch Party. A trip to the horse races in Grand Island was planned for Mar. 22nd. A new serger was purchased with the Memorial monies given in memory of Donna Rubenthaler, Clarence Campbell, Alma Banks, Julia Knoedler and Joann Preitaier Mathews. Herman Wulf won the Feb. Pool Tournament. March 15 featured food from Ireland. Ethnic Day would be the third Friday of March 1996. Product of the Month Fund received $42.36 in Product and $42.36 in Cash. A First Day of Spring Garage Sale was planned for March 20th and 21st . March 14th is National Baseball Cap Day. It was hoped many a head would be tipped off with a baseball cap. Another big day was planned for a Crossword Puzzle Tournament Day. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------MARCH 2001—A very long list of Memorials were given for Jo Reichstein, Walter Block, Gary Slack, Laura Garrelts-Lefferdink, and Bud Lindstedt. Product of the Month Fund of Feb. received $110 in cash and $15.75 in products.

A Foot Clinic was held the 4th Wed. of each Month. The Area Agency shared the cost, therefore the cost to each Senior taking part was only charged $5.

The Quilter's Corner held an intriguing quilt. It was pieced by Barb Ehler's Sister-in-Law and quilted by Frieda Lindstedt. Each block had a different religious theme.

Larry Lake was the Champ in the Feb. Pool Tournament. Pinochle was held the 3rd Thursday. Winners of the Feb. Pinochle Party were: Dorothy Gerdes—High, Peg Halstorm—

Sec, Dorothy Wright, Rachel Wilson, Lorene Fenner, Mary Kite, Lester Job-

man, Frances Jobman and Frieda Cline all Traveled a lot. A trip to the horse races was planned for Mar. 2nd.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MARCH 2006—Dinner Theater was planned for Mar. 22nd& 24th doing a play called "Any Body for Tea" Feb. Bridge Party results were Doris Bauman—High, Laura

Block—Sec. and Peg Halstrom—Low. Feb. Pinochle results were Don Derra—High, Lois Meredith—2nd, Mildred Schledewitz—Low and Traveling went to Velma Underwood, Yvonne Derra and Peg Halstrom. The Quilter's Corner held a quilt belonging to Charlene Ogier. Charlene's grandmother Laura Hoshor made the quilt after she retired from a long teaching career. The Product of the Month Fund received $95 in cash and $36.09 in products. Memorials given in Feb. were for John Selders, Art Hines, Rick Blaze and Renkie Aden. The 'In House' Senior Center Pool Tournament winner in Feb. was Al Paul and Cliff Geiken came in second Place. The Center raised over $10,000 to meet the challenge required before receiving a $40,000 grant from the Peter Kiewit Foundation for the construction that had been in the planning stage for two years. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ MARCH 2011—A Fried Chicken Dinner was planned for Sunday, March 20th. Free will donations. The first Wii Spring Bowling League was started the week of March the 14th. The Bowling League would run for six weeks. The Bowling times flexible so all the team members set their own sched-ules. Breakfast was served at the Senior Center on Tuesday mornings. The Breakfast Club Card was good for 10 punches then the person would get a free breakfast. Memorials were received for Eleanor Anderson, Lucille Peterson and Jim Holmes. Feb. Product of the Month Fund received a number of donations in cash and products. The need for March was Flour, Napkins, Styrofoam Cups and 6" Plastic Plates. The Feb. Bridge Party winners were: Thelma Peterson—High, Mary Kite—Second and Evelyn Davis went home with the Low Score. Feb. Pinochle Party scores were: Shirley Logan—High, Evelyn Miller—2nd, Adaline Shabram—Low and Traveling Prizes were awarded to Valetta Delahunty, Joan Anderson and Dennis Bartels . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ March 2016---A Fried Chicken Dinner was planned for Friday, March 18th. The donations was to be used for a new copier and to help with Center programs. Easter Dinner was held on Tuesday, March 22 along with a Cake Raffle. The proceeds of the Cake Raffle was to help with flower beds and pots. An Adult Coloring Coffee Club was started, to be held on Mon-days, after lunch. We were honored to have Heather Combs/Platter and June Blauvelt from the Gothenburg Chamber of Commerce organize this special day (Valentine's Day) for the Senior Center. There were many of the local business's letting all of us know how important the peo-ple, of the Senior Center, is to their enterprises. Bridge Party r esults for Feb. was: Kay Olmsted—High, Jo An-derson—Second, and Carol VanOverbeke—Low. Pinochle Party results for Feb. was: Lawrence Wendelin—High, Betty Fecht—2nd, Hazel Woodward—Low and Traveling went to Judy Hicken, Marg Block, Velma Underwood. The Special Speakers we were able to learn from were: Daren Theesen on 'Fire Ready', Ron Felton on 'Gambling the Golden Years', 'Why the gaming industries market Seniors', Dr. Shaw, no subject given, Rhonda Godbey on the subject of 'Be Scam Smart' Compiled by Ramona Ollendorf All the forces in the world are not so powerful, as an idea, whose time has come. Victor Hugo

MARCH BIRTHDAYS: . Garrat Shaw 2. Waunetta Crisman 3. Connie Nelson 4. Bill Brown, Lois Franzen, Barbara

Burke, Gaylord Maline, Vera Wolf 5. Jarque Scroggin 6. Dolores Viergutz, 8. Romaine Aden, Marjorie Armstead 9. Reges Fruit, Garland Underwood 10. Mary McKim, 11. Tip Ronnekamp 12.Trudy Greene, Kristi Land 13. Rhonda Block, Gene Bosch 14. Shirley Stevens, Dennis McCain Helen Mak 15. Shirley Lake, Jean Pramberg, 17. Ralph Ogier 19. Larry Bihlmeier 20. James Agdelotte 22. Dale Farmer, Roger Aden, Rodney Aden 23. Jeanne McCain, Delores Rayburn, Shirley Baxter,

Marye Franzen 24. Angela Barkmeier, James Smith, James Haver, Linda Rodine, Joleen Kite, Jim Monti 25. Deb Owens, Cal Miller 26. Truman Greenlee 27. Carol VanOverbeke 29. Jody Farmer 30. Dick Larson, Kathy Nichols 31. Kenneth Reiker MARCH ANNIVERSARIES: 1. Jack & Faye Kniss 6. Ron & Kayleen Ostergard 16. Mike & Deb Claflin 28. Keith & Judy Block

Birthday & Anniversary Party will be held on March 17th at 3:00 pm. Everyone is invited to join us for cake and ice cream. A special thanks to First State Bank for sponsoring our cake each month.

BLOOD PRESSURE & BLOOD SUGAR CLINIC: When: Thursday, March 9, 2017 Where: Gothenburg Senior Center Time: 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Cost: Free MEALS ON WHEEL SCHEDULE : February 27th: Dawson Tire Service March 6th: Evangelical Free Church March 13th: United Methodist Church March 20th: Zion Lutheran Church March 27th: Lions Club NOTICES: Policy Advisory Board Meeting will be held on: Tuesday, March 14th at 12:30 p.m. Governing Board Meeting will be held on: Wednesday, February 15th @ 12:30 p.m.

These meetings are open to the public. An agenda will be posted on the bulletin board. BINGO “HOTTEST LITTLE GAME IN TOWN!” MONDAY NIGHT’S

at the Gothenburg Senior Center 410 20th Street. 308.537.7465

Snack Bar opens @ 6:00 p.m.

Bingo Begins @ 7:00 p.m. Black out 55 numbers $100.00

Cooky Jar, Special Games & Pickles Cards

COME JOIN THE FUN! You must be 18 and over to play.

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME: Time will spring forward on March 12 @ 2:00 a.m.

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