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Show November 17, 2000 We thank Abbie Balearic and the Serenity staff and w e thank the folks who provided transportation.' They were Frank Toole, Shirley Phelps. Keith Shaw (who drove Helen Judd's vehicle) and Kathy WiUc (who drove George Perkins vehicle). Abbie has invited us to use the facilities and already there are plans afoot for the band to play for a dance on those nice hardwood floors which is something we lack in our center. If that happens, you can bet your life you will see some real North Summit Senior Citizens By LOUISE WALLACE The election is over, at ieast the voting is. but oh, what a mess. We are fortunate, indeed that we have more unity in our area. I for one,' am glad to be living where I do even if we do have winter weather the better part of the year. We had a fun week and whats more we all survived the additional activities. Pres. Shirley Phelps conducted but her husband, George didn't feel up to coming out. To bad, too because I know he would have enjoyed himself. Woodrow had the fire going which added warmth to these old bones as well as the building and we thank him for that. Friday was the busiest day of all and the most interesting too. I hadn't realized how many good looking youngsters we have in our community until about 70 first grade students and their teachers, Joyce Housley, Annette Vernon. Colleen Vernon and Carrie Willoughby came and put on a short program honoring the veterans. Grandpa, Lyle Willoughby was proud as punch as he watched his grandson and received lots of poppies from these well behaved young people. We enjoyed the visit from Carolyn Ovard and Faye Boyer and the thick slices of fresh bread, spread with butter and jelly or jam. Their demonstration was on how to make a loaf of bread in a bag. I bet even I can master that without to much difficulty. The only thing is. I like bread fresh from the oven and may have to eat the whole thing right away. Oh well, it's supposed to he healthy for us. We had a great time Friday afternoon with 18 of us going to the Serenity Ranch in Oakley by invitation. After touring the building, we decided that might not be a bad place to live if we had to be some where besides our own homes. We had some bingo games with Erma Bellizzi, Mena Richins, Loraine Rock and Beity Wilde the lucky winners from our dub. After partaking of an attractive snack buffet. we were entertained in the nice recreation center by Cheryl Ovard and eleven of her young clogging students and we thank them. High Coonby Health Foods TURKEY & SPICE EVENT Your Pre-Ord- FRESH ORGANIC TURKEY NOW! ENJOY your Holiday at its Fullest " 520.00 Deposit Required Stock up on Spices! The choice to really simple -ox. you will pay $5.95 for 12 to 1oz. formoKtspkef . or you can stop at BOT 200 Save Page A7 The Summit County Bee and pay a fraction of the grocery store price. Moat aptea priced under $1 for 3 ounces. Spices 2-- S - ?s MOTTOY Just ucrtk of the ' Park City Sunt st timbal function srt good. Frank Moore continues to improve and has even gained hack some of the weight he lost. That's good because we all know he didn't have a lot of weight to lose. He is still in therapy so it will he a while yet before he comes home. Gaude Haws has gone to Boise. ID, to live with his son and family because of health problems. We regret to hear that but maybe he will be able to return to his home when spring comes. In the meantime, wv want to keep in touch with him so as soon as we can we will get his address. Dont do anything foolish, stay happy, and I'll see you next week. c ' V .. , 3. f Health flu vaccine piHintied recommendations due to shipment delay and depleted stuck of vaccine previously delivered. The original recommendations are still in effect. The I list Piionty to receive available tlu vaccine are those individuals at highest risk of complications and death trom influenza. Our the last month, the L'DOII Health Resource Line has. received nearly I .(NX) calls concerning flu shots. Mjny ol the callers were curious if they were considered high-risk- " or wanted to locate the vaccine. High risk individuals are, fur example, those w ith diabetes. I'uh Department The has issucJ Getting the flu. which can lead to pneumonia, can lead to hospitalization if you have diabetev because the immune system cannot handle the infection. People with diabetes aie also about three limes more likely to die from influenza or pneumonia than people without diabetes. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. people with diabetes die each year from influenza complications. Deaths among people with diabetes increase 5 to 15 percent during flu epidemics. This statistic is staggering when yuu consider there are approximately 16 million people with diabetes in the United States 0 BlueCross BlueShield Honored State's Five Ageless Heroes P.O. Box 1055 honored the state's five Ageless Heroes at an awards luncheon (to. 23. The Ageless Heroes program was established by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association three years ago to seek out and honor seniors age 65 and older who continue to achieve great things. Winner were chosen from each state in five cateUtah gories. Utahs honorecs are: Charlotte the in Swenscn Bridging Charlotte (iencrations. At age 71. has cared for three generations of children, grandchildren and great a single mother. grandchildren-aHerb Gleason of Washington. UT. still races dirt bikes at age 77 and teaches English to foreign exchange students. Herb was honored in the Love of Learning category. s foll-lre- Subscribe To The Summit County Bee! 80 W. 100 N. Kamas, Ut. 84036 snacks each day Daily housekeeping and linen service Free personal laundry facilities Medication monitoring and reminders Assistance with bathing and dressing if needed staffing Recreation and activity programs ' Social, spiritual and educational programs and 97.000 people with diabetes in Utah Dube to is just one of the high-risk- " or "chronic conditions" that the UIXJll recommends be ncalcd with the flu shot. Other conditions are heart conditions, asthma or othci lung conditions, HIV. AIDS, or any other condition where the body has difficulty fighting mlcciioii Ointr "high risk indiv iduals aie tlmsc liv mg in nursing homes or assisted living ccnleis. They aie in this priority cutcgiiv due to close contact and how tlie flu can spread so quickly. 'I hose over age 65 are automatically at nk because of their age. Wlien the body ages its ability to. resist and light infection decreases. Those who are "high nsk" tlie flu highest risk for developing pneumonia, which can olicn lead to death. Lor most people, one dose l pneumonia vaccine provides lasting Margaret Strickland of Salt Lake City is the state's honoree in There is plenty of pneumonia vacCommunity Involvement. Margaret cine to go around. Ihc tDOll is director of the Na Rodna f olk encourages this group to seek a Dance Ensemble and has nurtured pneumonia shot without dcljy many troubled youth through diffiunless they have had a dose within cult times, using art as a tool to prothe last live years. mote healing. In addition to (he vaccination, Gordon Wilson of Centerville is there arc some simple things you the winner in Against the CXlds. can do to reduce your chance of getStricken with multiple sclerosis in ting the flu or pneumonia and or 1979, he refused to give in to the spreading it to those around you. disease. He continues to swim and Wash your hands frequently, covet lift weights though confined to your mouth when coughing and wheelchair. sneezing, immediately discard tisEmily Hall of sues into the trash alter use. don't Finally, Salt Lake City takes top honors in handle others used tissues., drink Vigor and Vitality. Emily climbs plenty of liquids, eat a healthy diet, mountains on a regular basis and is exercise and get plenty of test. an accomplished canoeist, horsediabetes or a For Inf omul ion about woman and figure skater. other chronic conditions, call the to these five e Health Resource Line at Congratulations seniors! inspiring Kcgence BlueCross BlueShield of SUMMIT COUNTY ASSISTED LIVING OUR SERVICES INCLUDE: Three nutritious meals plus Lilli 1680 Ute Boulevard ' swingers. Where is the Ukraine? Margie and Rulon Judd will he with us on Wednesday. Nov. 15. to answer that question and to tell us about their experiences during their mission in that area. I attended the program they presented at the stake single adult fireside and 1 can tell you, I am looking forward to hearing it again and seeing the things they brought hack with them which mostly represent that country's culture. We were sorry to learn that Esther Brown had fallen and broke a bone in her hand. It just has to heal fast so she can get hack to her place at the piano. After all. we can't expect Beulah Willoughby to carry the whole load. We hear that Velma Judd is doing well and might even be hack with us this week but I haven't heard how Cora Robinson is doing. 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