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I Voice of Experience Ao J 1 Norma Damon Nola McNeill and Phyllis Warby won five games each to tie as winner of the week in table games on Tuesday April 4 from until 4 pm p.m. The 70 in attendance for the dinner April 5 at 1 pm p.m. at the were welcomed by Charyl Chary Twenty-six Twenty more lunches were delivered to those unable to attend by Thayrel Cook The opening prayer was given by Mr Cook An enjoyable program was given by Randy Houtz and the V band Everyone was urged to be back next Wednesday and ard bring a friend to lunch Dinner at the Golden Age Center April 10 was attended by 65 A delicious meal was served Joan Janes greeted everyone Several announcements were made Shannon Bullock had a HELP ME sign on her back Charles Lewis misread it tt She told everyone how much they are needed by others as Friendly Visitors She also encouraged the pool players to sign up for the pool tournament The best players from Uintah Uintah Uin Uin- tah tab County will be playing the winners of Duchesne and Daggett County April 20 The winner of this District Tournament Tournament ment will then play in Salt Lake City on May 8 during the Governors Governor's Conference Conference Con Con- ference Terence on Aging A film from the Division of Wildlife on Wyoming Big Horn Born H rn sheep featuring Slim Ii Pickens kens was shown by Mike Brown This interesting film showed their natural habitat in the Bridger National National Na Forest in Wyoming and the phases of their lives through the seasons from their summer range and back to the winter range in the low country It showed how the severe winds are really a blessing as they remove the snow from the foliage they graze on An adult sheep needs about 6 Ibs lbs of 01 forage a day Since things are not as they used to be the wildlife need help to exist he ho said A number of people from both state and federal agencies work continually to check the health and grazing conditions of the big horn sheep Many of them are transplanted to insure them a better habitat Next Monday immediately following the dinner Mike Brown will show another film called Friendly Flames The menu for the dinner April 17 is baked halibut deep fried jumbo shrimp scallops scalloped potatoes buttered asparagus green salad fruit salad rolls and butter cake and sherbert with fruit punch The Uintah Club of Sr Citizens Bus Tour Committee will be meeting at the Center Thursday today at 2 pm p.m. to work out the final details of the trip to Disneyland The bus leaves at 7 am a.m. April 17 Are you listening to the Stauffer Chemical program on with Barbara Barbara Bar Bar- bara Coney spotlighting some of the senior citizens each Saturday morning at Free blood pressure clinic will be given at 2 pm p.m. Monday April 17 11 17 Ice starring Dorothy Hamill will be at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City April 22 18 Social Security personnel will be a at t the Center April 20 from 9 through 12 Have you seen the daily TV show on PBS pas at 7 1 pm p.m. called Over Easy and hosted by Hugh Downs This is especially for senior citizens The 1978 Governors Governor's Conference on Aging will be held in Salt Lake City May 8 and 9 May 8 from until 1030 pm p.m. there will be a dance costing 1 1 per person at the Utah Seniors Ball BaIJ Terrace Ballroom South Main Street The schedule of 01 events May 9 is 9 10 am a.m. registration with music provided by the Cottonwood High School Jazz Band under the direction of 01 Clint Frohm 10 am a.m. conference session opens The key note address will be given by Dan Valentine the syndicated newspaper columnist Presentation of Senior Olympic Awards and Heritage Arts Festival Awards will be made Lunch is at 1230 pm p.m. The afternoon activities from 1 until pm p.m. include tours of exhibits of various organizations organizations organizations serving the elderly Heritage Arts Festival sports clinics entertainment and shopping at the U center and film-fare film at the Salt Palace At t t 4 pm p.m. a special concert by the Utah Symphony with Maestro Maurice Abravanel conducting will be given at the Salt Lake Tabernacle on Temple Square quare Transportation and other details are still to be worked out But if you would like to attend these events please contact contact contact con con- tact the Center at 2169 for more in In- formation Notify Shannon Bullock if you have any items to exhibit at the Heritage Arts Festival The categories include leatherwork rugs quilts photography painting needle arts knitting cr crochet het crewel etc wood carving pottery ceramics china painting slab coil thrown lapidary Happy birthday to Georganna Curtis April 19 Rose Peterson Allred April 20 Marie Hatch and Laura Luck April 22 Paul Murray and Lee Dickson have haw both been in St. St Marks Mark's Hospital in Salt Lake City surgery Paul was able to come home Monday April 10 Pleased to hear that both Lee and Paul are doIng doing doing do do- ing well Owen Powell has bas been sick at aU f home with the flu We wish all of these a speedy recovery to good health Our sincere sympathy is extended to the families and friends of LaRell faRell Anderson Gladys Price and Della Delia Burton Burton Bur Bur- ton at their passing |
