| Show Voice of Experience J By Norma Damon The senior citizens were invited to have lave lunch at the junior high school on October 8 Approximately ninety took advantage of oC this op opportunity Among those who were present were Mar Mary Atwood Mr and Mrs Ralph Southam Ken Snow Mr and Mrs W W. WS S. S Mann Agnes Strothers Elvira Erma Sessions Effie Holfeltz Iva tva Gray Geneva Perry Mr and Mrs Harold Mr and Mrs Ralph Chew Sue Watson Della Delia Chivers Lena A A. A Mast Arlean Chivers Norma McLean Mr and Mrs Fred W Weeks ks Maud Anderson Theresa Eaton Calvin Jorgensen Mr and Mrs Ralph Ray Reynolds Norman Damon Mr and Mrs Donnell Dow Elizabeth Usery Marjorie Akelund Ruby Nelson Mr and Mrs Jesse Gale Hilda Faulkner Mr and Mrs Lee Dickson Grace McKeachnie Vera Allred Mr and Mrs Arthur Curtis Mr and Mrs Ray Gardiner Rosalie Burton Edith Jenson Levonia Burke Mr and Mrs Verdin Johnson Mr and Mrs Noah Mr and Mrs C C. C P. P Lewis Ardelta Timothy LeRoyEr LeRoy E. E Carroll Mr and Mrs Horrace Caldwell Mr and Mrs Owen Powell Zella Billings Mr and Mrs Archie McConkie Marie P. P Hatch Alan Jones Cecil Billings Mr and Mrs Clifton Smith Mrs and Mrs Lamar Thacker George Taylor Nola McNeill Louise Caldwell Lucille Allred Tess Mr and Mrs Harlend E. E Hodgkinson Milda Jones Josephine Taylor Mary Freeman Maybell Chivers Mr and Mrs Glen Lambert and Phyllis Warby A WELCOME on behalf of the school board was given giyen by Charyl The opening prayer was given by Ralph The lunch had been cooked by Ada Murray Oral Merkley Delma Watkins Sylvia Chew Marie Margaret Davis Jean Rolfe Wilma Elaine Mahoney and Elsie Jordon They are to be com corn mended On the tables were nut cups and as centerpiece decorations were carnations in varying colors These were given to to Leonia Burke Burker Tess Hannah Rowena Lambert Maybell Chivers Norma McLean and Iva Gray who cel celebrated a birthday in October A loaf of bread was given to Ralph who was the only omy man present having a birthday Charyl gave a talk on the significance of birth birth- days She then paid a tribute to her father Ralph Louise Caldwell had also written something about Mr who she has been acquainted with since high school days Ralph was asked to say a few words He gave a quote that was especially significant To soon we get old To la late te we get wise He also mentioned that tha t he is happy being the age he is now which is seventy years young During the meal the group was entertained by Jana Rae Merkley and Mike Haber They played their guitars and sang several selections I Till 1111 KITCHEN band was next on the program The band consisting of or Verdin Johnson Edith G Gale le C. C P h. Lewis Hilda Faulkner Arthur Curtis Alan Man Jones Ma Marie MAile ie Hatch Elma Ima Smith Cecil Billings fillings Lena Mast Maud Anderson Lamarand Lamar Lamarand Lamarand and Maude Thacker and Ada Murray played several of ol their popular num numbers rs Following the dinner thirty thirty- nine returned to the Golden Age Center to board driven by Wayne Wilkins of ol the Wilkins Transportation Company who took them out to the Dinosaur Quarry At the quarry they got goton goton goton on two shuttle busses and were again driven by Wayne Wilkins out to the Josie Morris Ranch Several of oC the National Park Service employees took the ride with us and pointed out highlights along the way We were able to see several of oC the on the rocks along the road At one point the guide brought our attention to the Prairie Dog sign on the right side of the Ule road It seems the animals are areno areno areno no longer on the right side of oC the road anymore for some unknown reason they have moved over to the left Upon arriving at Josie Morriss Morris's ranch many of the people who were present were able to add to the information that our tour guide had given us Several of these people had known her Edith MacKnight Jensen had been her daughter- daughter in la for forty years Ken Snow had eaten many times limes at atthe atthe atthe the ranch plus others who had know her sister Queen Ann I t t tt t 5 SENIOR CITizENS CITIZENS poise In front of o the historic Josie Morris home in Jensen Bassett A very enjoyable time lime was had by all The Wilkins Bus then picked up th the group and return returned d them to the Golden Age Center Congratulations to Ralph and Lula Chew who vho celebrated their wedding anniversary on October 7 Best Bat wishes to them and any others who had anniversaries anniversaries an an- and birthdays that we did not mention Our condolences are extended to Dr Lloyd at the lose of his wife WE VI ARE AUE ha happy to report that tha t Beatrice Rook is home and arid doing well On September 28 her daughter Mrs l r Max P P. P Reid and Mr Reid took her out to the LOS Hospital in Salt Lake City for a new heart pacemaker implant She returned home on October 2 2 Tess fell and broke her arm Hope she along with all 1111 the others ill will have a quick recovery Anna Pierson was the table game winner of the week with six games All senior citizens are invited to attend every week on Tuesday at pm p.m. In the Ladies Pool Tournament Tournament Tour Tour- on Thursday at 2 p pm p.m. m. m winners this week were Anna Pierson and Norma Damon The Social Security people will be here on Thursday October October Oc Oc- Oc tober 16 to offer their services to anyone who needs them The next party day will be October 20 LeOra Jacobe will willbe willbe willbe be present to give us an Interesting interesting interesting in In- talk about the library There will also be some musical numbers See you all there e r t I 1 t t I h I I 1 1 i. i ill w I r t Y I. I t VERNAL eRNAl SENIOR ENIOR CITIZENS CITIZENS CITIZENS' mount the shu shuttle ti DOS DOS' s ri in t 1 I preparation to lor a trip to Josie Morris Ranch In Jensen I J r y r I |
