Senior activities listed tag the day. The topic for tbe day is "Vision on Aging." , Registration will be at 8:30 un. .l. and at 9 ajtu, Orrin Hatch will welcome wel-come those present There will be workshops and special sessions during dur-ing the day. The final meeting will1 .; - : be from 1-2:15 p.nW when there t will be a luncheon. Keynote speaker will be Wilford Brimley. All senior citizens are invited to attend at-tend this conference, Call tber Center for further informaaon. "T" Remember to get your membership member-ship cards for 1989 if you have not already purchased them. The Golden Years Center has ' scheduled April activities with a sing-a-kmg held April 13 after , lunch. Cora Dixon and Ardell E3- -liott will lead this group in singing. " T ; Tbe South Davis Chapter of ' American Association of Retired Persons meets April 17 at 1230 pjn. in the Art Room. There is al-; ways a fine program for the senior citizens provided by Walt Willey. Blood pressures will be taken again on April 19 at 11 ajn. and 1 pjn. . -'.v.; ;:; -J::f-'v 'T Vera Pickering will provide music mu-sic on his electric guitar on April 20 during lunch. Be sure to make lunch reservations the day before coming in. ! - Calvin and Jean Beecher will entertain en-tertain with piano duets during the lunch hour on April 30. The special April tour to Nevada begins April 24, leaving the Center at 8:30 a.m. and spending the first night in Elko. On April 25 the tour will journey to Jackpot for the night and on Wednesday will start the drive to Bountiful, stopping at Nevada Ne-vada Crossing. Call the center, 295-3479, to make reservations. There will be a special senior conference and workshop in the Salt Palace on. April 26. Orrin Hatch will conduct workshops dur-