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Your Gourmet Cooks

Alta Latham (Left) and JoAnn Doty (Right)

Alta Latham has been cooking at the center since May 1998 and JoAnn Doty has been helping her for the past 2 years. Alta began cooking for restaurants at the Log Cabin in Choteau in the early 1950's, took a break to have her kids, cooked at the Sportsman's in the late 1960's and early 1970's, the Angus and the Missouri Inn in the late 1970's, and then started with Buttrey Foods at Mom's Cafe at the Holiday Village store in 1979. She retired from Buttrey's in 1995. Alta is renowned for her great home cooked meals and is particularly famous for her soups. In fact Buttrey management tried for several years to get her recipes, but they remain a family secret. Virtually every meal, with rare exception, includes one of Alta's famous, delicious soups. Stop by for a nutritious home style meal that will give your taste buds a pleasant work out and will surely fill you up. The meals program is supported by the Cascade County Elderly Nutrition Program.

Supper At The Center

Meal Times

Tuesday and Wednesday - 5:00 p.m.
Friday - 12 noon

The general public is cordially invited to all meals. ($3.00 per meal.) Please call ahead.

Menu is listed weekly in the Cascade Courier

Meals On Wheels

The Meals On Wheels program, which is also supported by the Cascade County Elderly Nutrition Program, is available to local residents who are 60 years old or over and who qualify due to handicap or disability. Meals served at the Senior Center can be delivered to the home of qualifying individuals.

If you think you qualify and would like this service please call the center to confirm your eligibility.

Those served by the Meals On Wheels program need to call the center prior to 3:00 p.m. on on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and prior to 11:00 a.m. on Friday to arrange for delivery that day. Thank you.

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