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Show 40 Page THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Sunday, February 28, 1988 Prtm e Time 8-- a.m.-noo- n. The week of March has been designated "Save Your Vision" Week. The Utah 6-- Opto-metr- ic Association Auxiliary would like the public to be aware of the importance of vision care. "Healthy Lives Need Healthy Eyes." Tax counseling is still available to all seniors through April 14. Appointments may be y made by Monday-Wednesda- calling Bring your last years tax returns to the center. 224-711- Assistance the center Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday 11 a.m.-nooSeniors who need help in filing for assistnce in paying utility bills may also call the center for an appiontment. Seniors unable to come to the center can call for the outreach worker to come to the home. n. (224-711- 1) A class in ceramics is held each Thursday 10 Renae Ainge wil teach how to make new and exciting items. a.m.-noo- Beginners n. are welcome! This week's schedule: Golden K Kiwan-i- s meeting; Quilting with Esther Bevins; Sit and Stay Fit exercise with Rose, dancing to Dorothy Roller's organ music. Luncheon at noon. Quilting; Health Tuesday screening clinic, and dancing to Rita Hadlock's piano music. Luncheon at noon. Monday Wednesday Quilting; Papa's Parlor Picker's music at 11 a.m., dancing and lunch at noon. 1. is offered to all seniors who need help with property taxes. If your income from all sources does not exceed $10,000 per year, please contact an outreach worker at the Friendship Center. The Outreach worker will explain the program and get the necessary forms. Outreach workers will be at Without advertising, a terrible thing happens . . Nothing. their senior years. Watercolors now on exhibit Orem Center's weekly dances for all seniors The Orem Friendship Center extends an invitation to all Seniors who wish to attend the weekly Saturday night dance. Participants need not be a resident of Orem. Anyone is invited to come to enjoy the music, come to dance or come and do both. The lively music is provided by Reta Hadlock and her band, p.m. Oil painting classes will begin at the Center Tuesday, March 8. Experience the joy of framing your own original. Classes for beginners, as well as classes for advanced students will be taught by Margaret Ferguson and Lorna Jeff 10 Opinion and news for people in Ceramics; Sit and Stay Fit exercise with Rose; Harmonica band at 11 a.m., and dancing. Luncheon at noon. Quiting; Sit and Friday Fit exercise; dancing to Stay Dorothy Roller's organ music, luncheon at noon. A drawing is held each Friday. Sign your ticket. You might be the winner for "Dinner for two." Senior residents who are new in this area are welcome to come and tour the newly remodeled Senior Center, 93 No. 400 East. Lunch is available by reservation. Menus and a calendar of events may be picked up at the office. Visitors welcome! Thursday The Mildred Eldred Waterco-lo- r Collection will be the new art exhibit on display at the Eldred Center for the month of March. It will be open to the public Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Income tax counseling for the elderly is available for all senior citizens each Tuesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. through April 14 at the Eldred Center. No appointment necessary. Rock Hound Holiday Tour is scheduled for April 7 and will include Eureka, Silver City, Delta and much more. The fully guided tour includes two nights lodging, transportations and a box lunch. Those interested should register immediately at the Eldred Center office. ColoDeposit for the nial South Tour scheduled for May 5 should be made immediately by interested seniors. Itineraries are also available at the Eldred Center for 5-- 15-d- ay 11-2- the Golden SpikeLava Hot Springs tour, May 5 and the 4-- Roberts notes 90th with family David Jabez Roberts recently celebrated his 90th birthday with family and friends at the home of his daughter, Enid Brockbank, in Spanish Fork. He was born Jan. 31, 1898 in Kanosh. As a young man he worked briefly in Nome, Alaska. Shortly after his return he married Lyle Rasmussen of Salina on Feb. 18, 1920. She died in 1978. They had three children, eight grandchildren, 27 greatgrandchildren, and 20 During World War II he worked as a carpenter. He lived in Orem much of his life where he was a fruit farmer. Later he served as an inspector for Orem City, a position he held until his retirement. 23-2- 5. workers Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Eldred Center. The pot luck dinner will be March 10 at 6 p.m. All seniors are invited to bring their favorite food item and dishes. Come join in a fun evening. Papa's Parlor Pickers will entertain Tuesday, March 1, beginning at 11 a.m. Harris. Services offered inblood pressure check, clude anemia, urinalysis, breast check, toenail trimming, pros- tate check, ear irrigations, counseling and complete physical examinations. Please make an appointment for all tests except blood pressure. Newcomers are invited to join the new sewing class with Sybil Vincent on Thursdays at 1 p.m. Participants will receive help on new projects or finish what they are working on. Those seniors wishing to learn to square dance are invited to sign up for the beginning class, which will begin as soon as five couples have expressed an interest. The class will be on Thursdays at 2:30 p.m. under the direction of Doren and LaRella Boyden. Seniors may receive help in filing for assistance in paying utility bills by meeting Outreach with Denver irain Kiae May The Eldred Center Health Promotional Clinic offers free health screening services to Provo seniors each Thursday 9 a.m.-- l p.m., under the direction of nurse practitioner Sue The American Legion meeting will be Wednesday, March 2, at 6:30 p.m. This Week's Schedule 9 a.m. ceramics Monday class; 9:30 a.m. conversational Spanish class; 10 a.m. Golden K Kiwanis meeting; 11 a.m. Harmonica band and dancing; noon Seniors Over Sixty luncheon; 1 p.m. ceramics class; 2:30 p.m. "Merry Mixers" square dancing; 3 p.m. bowling at Regal Lanes. 9 a.m.4 p.m. tax Tuesday for the elderly; 9 counseling a.m. china doll class; 11 a.m. Papa's Parlor Pickers, Stay firt with Heidi and Juning; noon Seniors Over Sixty luncheon; 1 p.m. current events class with Cindy Crane, china doll class; 8 p.m. Tuesday Night Dance. All seniors 50 and over welcome. Wednesday tive crafts class; 9 a.m. crea11 a.m. hardancing, out- monica band and reach worker; noon Seniors Over Sixty Luncheon; 1 p.m. creative writing class for beginners with Linda Muhlstein; Knitting with Bunny; 2 p.m. Timp Needle Guild meeting; 6:30 p.m. American Legion meeting. 9 a.m.-- 4 p.m. Thursday tax counseling for the elderly; 10 a.m. AARP Norma Thomas, report on legislative results; 9 a.m.-- l p.m. health promotion clinic; 11 a.m. Stay fit with Heidi and Juning, Bob Ogle and Merrill Christiansen, piano and organ; noon Seniors Over Sixty luncheon; 12:15 p.m. Maggie Griner at Piano; 1 p.m. sewing class, ballroom dance class; duplicate bridge; 3 p.m. bowling at Regal Lanes. 9 a.m. advanced Friday 011 painting; quilting (daily); 11 a.m. harmonica band and dancing; noon Seniors over Sixty luncheon. What will spring weather be? East's For awhile, the By DON KIRKMAN Scripps Howard News Now is when the National e Weather Service's to like would meteorologists hide so they don't have to make forecasts. Because spring weather is so unstable, the NWS's seasonal forecasts during the past 20 years haven't been very good. In fact, on the average they've been somewhere between poor and bad. e That said, we offer the long-rang- long-rang- Michigan, Iowa, Missouri, nessee, Mississippi and meteorologists' prognos- is for this spring, that is, the 92 days from March 1 to May TenAla- bama. 31. If the forecasters are ing their tea leaves correctly, the eastern half of the country will have a cool March while Westerners enjoy warm breez- read- weather will be an extension of the cold weather pattern that has chilled Easterners and Midwesterners since early January. Because the northern hemisphere is gradually warming, March's temperatures won't be as cold as January's, but they'll still be nippy. March's cold pattern will be particularly noticeable from the upper Midwest to the Gulf Coast, with the coolest temperatures occurring in Minnesota, March also will be wetter than normal in New England, the Middle Atlantic states and parts of Ohio and Michigan. In contrast, March should be delightfully warm and dry from the Rockies to the Pacif ic Coast. Rainfall will be skimpy New Mexico, West Texas, parts of Colorado and Kansas, Northern California, Nevada, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. This weather pattern should p durstage a dramatic NWS's and the ing April May, forecast indicates. The West should expect a late spring dryness in California, Arizona, Nevada and flip-flo- 90-d-ay Utah. Warm weather will move into the eastern half of the nation particularly New England, the Ohio valley, Illinois and Missouri and continue in the desert Southwest. The Eastern seaboard from Virginia to Florida probably will be sloshed by a series of We believe retirement years a?. 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