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Monday, March 25- Lunch: Hamburgers, baked beans, chips, mixed fruit. Tuesday, March 26- Lunch: Chicken al a king, biscuits, peas, peaches. Wednesday, March 27- Lunch: Crispito, corn, salad, pears, cake. Thursday, March 28- Lunch: Frito chili pie, fresh veggies, sour cream muffins, applesauce. Friday, March 29- Lunch: No School

Schulz Receives AARP Oklahoma 2012 Legislative Leadership Award

care bills supported by AARP Oklahoma to a successful vote in the Senate. One of these measures, House Bill 2582, was heard in the waning hours of session and would not have received a final vote were it not for Senator Schulz's efforts to secure final passage. That measure, ultimately signed into law by Gov. Mary Fallin, requires that future long-term care employees undergo a nationwide, fingerprintbased background check before being granted direct access to residents of Oklahoma long-term care facilities. "Senator Schulz understands the needs of Oklahoma seniors, and he works hard to ensure those needs are met," said AARP Oklahoma State President Marjorie Lyons. "We are grateful for his consistent and bold leadership on the issues that matter most to older Oklahomans and their families." Six of Senator Schulz's constituents, all of whom are members of the AARP Oklahoma Custer County Chapter, were on hand for the award presentation. "It is an honor to be recognized by AARP Oklahoma," said Schulz, R-Altus. "I'm grateful for their efforts on behalf of the aging population in my district and the state."

Cordell
Elementary Monday, March 25- Breakfast: Cereal and graham crackers, applesauce, milk, juice. Lunch: Chicken pot pie, cheese sticks, black eyed peas, peaches, milk. Tuesday, March 26- Breakfast: Biscuit and gravy, diced peaches, milk, juice. Lunch: Pizza in a pocket, corn, pear halves, cookie, milk. Wednesday, March 27- Breakfast: Breakfast pizza, half a banana, milk, juice. Lunch: Beef stroganoff, green beans, wheat roll, fresh strawberries, milk. Thursday, March 28- Breakfast: Scrambled eggs and toast, half an orange, milk, juice. Lunch: Hot dogs, tator tots, baked beans, applesauce, milk. Friday, March 29- No School Jr./HS Monday, March 25- Breakfast: Pancake on a stick with syrup OR Cereal, toast, diced pears, milk, juice. Lunch: Chicken pot pie, cheese stick OR Steak fingers, black eyed peas, peaches, fruit and veggie bar, milk. Tuesday, March 26- Breakfast: Biscuits with sausage gravy OR Cereal, toast, diced peaches, milk, juice. Lunch: Pizza in a pocket OR Chicken salad in a pita, corn, pear halves, cookie, fruit and veggie bar, milk. Wednesday, March 27- Breakfast: Breakfast pizza OR Cereal, toast, banana, milk, juice. Lunch: Beef Stroganoff OR Chicken strips, green beans, wheat roll, fresh strawberries, fruit and veggie bar, milk. Thursday, March 28- Breakfast: Scrambled eggs, toast OR Cereal, toast, half an orange, milk, juice. Lunch: Hot dogs OR Hamburgers, tator tots, baked beans, applesauce, fruit and veggie bar, milk. Friday, March 29- No School

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Monday, March 25- Breakfast: Breakfast pizza, dry cereal, applesauce. Lunch: Chicken Fajita, lettuce, cheese cup, bell pepper, onion, refried beans, pineapple tidbit, chocolate cake. Tuesday, March 26- Breakfast: Bacon, scrambled eggs, toast, OR Cereal, peaches. Lunch: Pizza, corn, lettuce, tomato, frozen strawberries, jello Wednesday, March 27- Breakfast: Dry cereal, yogurt, pear slices. Lunch: Ham, sweet potatoes, zucchini, pudding, peach cup, hot roll. Thursday, March 28- Breakfast: Pancake on a stick, syrup, peanut butter OR Cereal, fruit. Lunch: Burrito, Spanish rice, ranch style beans, pear slices. Friday, March 29- Breakfast: Sausage, biscuits, gravy OR Cereal, half an orange, juice. Lunch: Turkey sandwich, chips, carrots, lettuce, tomato, tropical fruit, ice cream.

Sentinel
Monday, March 25- Breakfast: Hot cereal, bacon, fruit, milk. Lunch: Cowboy cavitini, pinto beans, salad, hot roll, fruit, milk. Tuesday, March 26- Breakfast: Pancakes, bacon, juice, milk. Lunch: Steak fingers, mashed potatoes, carrots, hot rolls, fruit, milk. Wednesday, March 27- Breakfast: Cold cereal, bacon, toast, juice, milk. Lunch: Chicken pot pie, broccoli, salad, fruit, milk. Thursday, March 28- Breakfast: Biscuits, gravy, applesauce, juice, milk. Lunch: Burrito, refried beans, corn, fruit, milk. Friday, March 29- No School

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AARP Oklahoma recently recognized Senator Mike Schulz with an award for his efforts on behalf of older Oklahomans during the 2012 Legislative Session. AARP Oklahoma presented Schulz with the 2012 Legislative Leadership Award in the Senator's Oklahoma City office following the group's annual legislative breakfast at the Capitol. AARP officials selected Schulz for the award for his work on numerous bills that were crucial to the health, safety and wellbeing of Oklahoma seniors during the 2012 session. Schulz has long been a supporter of increased protections for Oklahoma's most frail and vulnerable citizens. Last year, as Majority Floor Leader, he was instrumental in bringing several, crucial long-term

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1st Place: $10 cash from The Cordell Beacon; a cap, coin bag, gold dollar and pen from Bank of Cordell; a pair of adult sunglasses from Midwest Motorsports; a rain gauge or hat from First National Bank; two six-inch Subway subs from Subway/Right Here C-Store; $10 off an oil change from Kerry Davis Motors; a hat from Great Plains National Bank, Cordell;a planner and letter opener from Edward Jones; $10 off your next $100 purchase at Twisted Sisters at Main Attractions; and $10 in Chamber Bucks from Marla Ellis, CPA. 2nd Place: $5 cash from The Cordell Beacon; a coin bag, gold dollar and pen from Bank of Cordell; a pair of child sunglasses from Midwest Motorsports; a letter opener or notepad from First National Bank; one six-inch Subway sub from Subway/Right Here C-Store; $5 off an oil change from Kerry Davis Motors; a nail care set from Great Plains National Bank, Cordell; a koozie and tire gague from Edward Jones; $5 off your next $50 purchase at Twisted Sisters at Main Attractions; and $5 in Chamber Bucks from Marla Ellis, CPA.

Last Week's Winners 1st Place - Kevin Feltman

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