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Show WI WWW wit w I"IWW ' nwvwwn " .'. I 4AlheSummk County Bee ' i Ml - 1 Friday, March 3, 1 989 Senior Citizen News Meet Your Neighbors Meet Your Neighbor . . "S- - '4 Summit County Cooks iv-- I'n After six years in Oregon, the Dan and Lynn Rider family have moved back to Kamas to raise their family. Their family consists of Lena, age five (in Miss Lindas Kindergarten class); Andrew almost four, and Ruth seven months. Its exciting for them to be so close to their grandmother. Earline Rider, who lives in Oakley. moved to Oakley. Dan is the fifth of 10 children. He served a mission to the Pittsburgh Pennsylvania mission. After returning from his mission, Dan attended L.D.S. Business College. While serving as vice president of the college, he met and romance blossomed. Lynn He enjoys woodworking, although most of his time is spent at his current employment, Mrs. Fields Corp. offices in Park City. He is mail room supervisor. The Rider's arc presently having a home built at 1635 West 200 South. The home will be complete by the end of Feb. They are excited to get into their now home, and arc indeed very glad to be home. We, of the Kamas Valley, are happy youve chosen our community in which to make your home. Welcome! Wel- Lynn, the youngest of three children, traveled extensively during her youth, since her father shored up mines. Lynn is a very talented women who has the ability to tat, and she is an crochet, needle-poin- t, excellent cook. According to Ear- line, she is also an excellent mother. (What a tribute from her Her parents arc curin South Carolina. rently living Dan was reared in Oregon until the age of 12, when the family othcr-in-law- Meet the Rider Family !) come! , iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiimiiiiiimiiinniiiiiiiUTTTf iiiiiiiiiiimiiiiinnriUTiwinninniiiiiitniiiiiininiitniiiiiiiiinrirniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiintniliiiuiluiumuiin'nilimilllUUIUIl past years. An extreme note of sadness has entered our lives the past two weeks, with the deaths of two of our highly respected members of North Summit Senior Citizen's Club, Ellis West and Hazel Ball. They were faithful and active members for many years. They will be sadly missed by evlong-tim- e, supervised and conducted the regular club meetings in the absence of President Ball during the illness at his wife. She had the assistance of Secretary Neilson and several male members with duties which called for a man's touch. Short business meetings were held on each day with Vice Pres. Morby reporting on the health problems of many of our absent friends and that copies of Living Wills will be available to us in the Spring Chicken Inn Wanship, Utah 336-533- 4 1 1 near future. g Secretary Neilson presented the minutes of previous meetings fors consideration imd acceptance by the? members. . Woodrow Neilson' and George Phelps were selected to offer the prayers prior to our meals being ' served the two days. Wednesday's menu was baked I ham and baked potatoes, broccoli, rolls, fluffy salad,and cherry pie an in honor of George Washington who we are told had never tokl a lie. But then, again, he never played a game of golf or filed an inconte i i ; tax form. On Friday we enjoyed a savory beef stew, rolls, cottage cheese and tomato salad, pears and chocolate J cookies. The regular games, quilting and I visiting was enjoyed by everyone ) present. The quilting center was occupied by. the following stitchers thii week: Gwen, Edna, Eleanor, Mary, Leah, Ethel, Ellen, Amy, Jean, i( Beverly, Myria and Marr. I was asked the other day this' j ' question: "You think you've got it rough? What if you were, a hippo with chapped Ups or a giraffe with a sore throat?", ; 1 And then there was an Eskimo i who caught another guy kissing his girl friend. "WeU," he rationalized, "it's no skin off my nose." Have a good. week, my friends. ,. Margaret Hcnnek SaHLSunni Senior Citizens Monday and Thursday Take-Ou- t Well folks, at last our habitual complaining over the extreme cold temperatures must have had some effect on nature's forces, and it certainly is nice not to feel those icy blasts. I, for one, am grateful that I rink no longer have an where my garage has been all these Vice President Morby has mm V. Senior Citizens eryone. County Health Nurse Jean Pas-kc- lt was with us on Wednesday to monitor blood pressures for all members, with Amy Shaw assisting her. This certainly is a beneficial service to our members which we really appreciate so very much. Thanks to you ladies. (0m gtmmtif s Wmsfi mS afpy tstihJlunxnil ; Special Feb. 21 Our meeting was lots of lovely sunshine. The snow cancelled for Feb. 20 on account of is melting and it seems so good to hatie tfrerp&kihi lot bare TohnLamberfs 'ftmttaE'Hri' Wstf : member of oflf Semdr ,;! long-tim- e T'he'sehfbrs came in goofr spirf, " Citizens, j. its, ready for a good .. , It is beginning to feel like Elmer greeted one and 'all rind spring might make an appearance welcomed Grace Tumbow and our , soon. I think we are all a little tired guest speakers, Betty Johnson, , of winter. Maun Allston and Joy MendenhalL Our President, Elmer Olsen, For dinner we were served rpeaf w day." 2 Whole Chickens 1 Bag Salad (choice of dressing) 6 Orders of Fries 6 Rolls . . IV welcomed everyone and wished them a wonderful day. He announced that it would be blood pressure on Feb. 23, 10 a.m. We would have guest speakers that day too. Maun Allston of the Divi- sion of Social services and Betty . Johnson from Mountainland. For dinner we were served deli- ciOus roast beef, mashed potatoes, gravy, cole slaw, pickles, hot trills and mange marmalade, .and for dessert cherry pie alamode in honor of George Washington. We had 34 for diner. . It was announced that our dear friend Ross Lefler had fallen and fractured his ribs and is very miserable. Hope you feel better soon! Vere and LaVern Crandall are in California with their daughter for a while. Hope they soak up a lot of sunshine and LaVcm will be feeling stronger when they return. The seniors enjoyed .themselves doing their own thing.1 Feb. 23 A beautiful day with . . i i ft- f;fi A (fje-i- t 'hi ispi Autt M.MaUiV - . i happy. ' :! U We love you! Foltowing '(fimw, Betty Jo spoke to us oh Home Care. Mtj Land is trying to keep the ailing' seniors in their homes with the aid from Medicare and Social Services, j .Maun Allston explained the. forms and seniors had received ii the mail. It is called Qualified Medicare Beneficiaries program. Joy Mendenhall will be at the County Health Clinic every Tuesday from1 p.m. to explain the forms and help, those who qualify for.the's benefits. It sounds great for those' who qualify. : f , a 1- -4 . . . There were . 36 senior the day. I 3 to eqjoyi 3 . , . iT1 ir loaf, augratin potatoes, string beans, relish trays, hot rolls, jam and frosted banana nut cookies, It was' Herman Cooley'S 96 birthday. What a young oldster.' It was Mollie Oliver's birthday 'too. We sang happy birthday to each them. We hope they stay well and il WERE FIGHTING FOR Sica A MDURUFE American Heart ' - Association 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ni : 1 ;; w ii. u i , m i.iiiu ; jtu jiraiinnuiiau te jitnimpir i iiiiitiiiiiiiiiiilHiiiiHtiMiHmHiiiiititMHmMHiHiimmMmimiHmimiHMiimimMiiim Thanks for the use of your ,r; ii J V. PICTURES! 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