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Show 7B THE GREEN SHEET Thursday, July 28, 1988 COMMUNITY NEWS Magna Center Offers Fun And Recreation To Seniors MAGNA. If you are age 60 and over and looking for anice cool place to learn and have fun, then come to the Magna Senior Citizen Center, 8952 W. 2700 South. to Jean Orton, According manager, the center is filled with things for everyone to do, and offers a wide variety of entertainment each week as well as a noon meal. On Mondays there is quilt tying and a free blood pressure screening by paramedics from Magna Station 52; Tuesday you can listen to the band practice, engage in crafts or join an exercise class; Wednesday there is a sewing class; Thursday you can leam to crochet, be part of an exercise class, do crafts and listen to the Silver Belles rehearse. Fridays usually offer special entertainment, as well as crafts, and you can play pool every day and table games twice a week, on Wednesday and Friday. If you are interested in playing card games, you can bring your own players, or recruit a fourth for bridge from the people who visit the facility ' almost every day. "We have a real active center Childrens Center Offers Summer Camp At Snowbird here," Mrs. Orton said, "and we submarine sandwich with turkey, per person, and reservations must are inviting all people 60 and over ham, Swiss and American be made at least one day in The program is offered Monday to participate . in the SNOWBIRD. The Childrens d Cheese, potato sulud, fresh fruit, advance. activities as well as the ice cream, Friday. Milk and Center is Summer through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to is welcome at our offering Day "Everyone field trips we enjoy every so often. punch are served with all of the center, regardless of race, color, or Camp for kids at Snowbird Ski 5 p.m. While a session was held in June and one currently is running She also extended an invitation meals. creed, Mrs. Orton said. "So plan and Summer Resort. to people who live alone to come Kids can experience the many through July 29, an additional Suggested donation by the on becoming part of the action to the center and eat each day. County Division of Aging is $1.25 this week." recreational opportunities avail- session will begin August 1 and "Our meals not only taste good able in Little Cottonwood Canyon run through August 26. The program is offered both on are nutritious first hand. Each day kids will she too," they said, Lines From LaRee a "It affords an opportunity to make tennis and weekly and daily basis. Parents swim, play hiking. go worse than Divorce is new Other activities offered through should register their children at and renew friends, widowhood. It is the death of least one week in advance of the acquaintances with old ones, Continued from .dreams, hopes and memories. It is the program include nature session. Page 5 while at the same time it opens tram field study, rides, sides. children trips, is It taking guilt. For additional information, call up a whole new world to those if they dont have to. It is one person - a person who is games, cookouts and arts and The majority of medical calls or Ranum at Brenda who usually stay home and watch crafts. Meals and alive transportation much clearly missing come at night after 9 p.m., very television." down and the are up canyon from a family picture. to the staff at Station provided. The menu for the coming week according because people have a will offer sliced turkey with 52, to fight whatever is tendency gravy, mashed potatoes, mixed with them during the day wrong vegetables, cake wheat bread, time. When they lie down Swedish meatballs, however, whatever is Monday; wrong with baked potato, buttered peas, them takes over. carrot raisin salad, chocolate cake They also are called out on with fudge frosting, white bread, automobile diabetic accidents, Tuesday; baked chicken, mashed comas, suicides, murders, births brocolli cuts, sliced and cardiac problems. potatoes, In the A Platoon there is Lt. peaches, wheat bread Wednesday; tuna noodle casserole with grated Jack Gallop, Bryan Gail and Jim cheese, buttered beets, raisin Meeks, paramedics, backed up by celery salad, pear halves and Ed Sorensen, Arthur Long and Ed The B parkerhouBe rolls, Thursday; Vandermeid, EMTs. Platoon is headed by Capt. with David Howard Meik, Durant, George Ellis and Scott McBride as paramedics, and Victor Dancer, Wayne Harrison and Brad Tillotson as EMTs. Lt. Stan Varney heads up the C Ratoon, with Craig Hardman, WEEDING, EDGING, RAKING, HAULING, PRUNING, MOWING Howard Faite and Biller Miller, paramedics; and Jim Taylor, Doug Mangum and Jed Harris as EMTs. According to Doug Mangum, the crews get a "real adreneline rush" when the alarm goes off, and they STUMP REMOVAL, TRIMMING, PRUNING, TOPPING, HAULING jump into their clothes Reading stress-fillefor another episode in their race with death. And for the patient on the other end of the YEARS destination call it is nice to know that there are "friends" within center-oriente- Paramedics -- 521-604- 742-222- FRIGMLV ISLAM LAMSAPIM8 AROUND YOUR YARD TREE SERVICE d 20 EXPERIENCE call. THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE CROSSWORD PUZZLE Versified Versions Edted by Eugene T. Mateska BY NORMUN S. 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