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Show f Ihegunnispn Volley N-- w ThuSglinnSin V Wedneidnv Mnrrh Senior Citizen News Tomorrow night, March 24, at 6 p m. the Salma Area Senior Citizens will hold their monthly potluck dinner a. the Center. All senior citizens are invited to an entertaming evening and a good dinner, with ham furnished by the Advisory Council The 1988 Membership drive is now underway. Senior Citizens are encouraged to make a $3 donation for membership. Each Tuesday at 1 p m , Seniors are invited to come to the Center and play Pool. Menu for this week includes the following 41; ) Thursday - Salisbury Steak, potatoes, gravy , green beans, cherry cobbler, rolls, butter, milk, juice vs hipped Friday - Macaroni and cheese, sausage patty, com, Jello with fruit, bread, butter, milk, juice Monday - Stuffed cabbage, but- tered com, peaches, cake, bread, butter, milk, juice. Tuesday - Roast pork, augratin potatoes, peas, pineapple upside down cake, bread, butter, milk, juice Wednesday - Beef 4 . with mik stew f vegetables, cheese stick, pears and lime J ello, cookie, combread, butter, honey, , milk, juice Peace, Love, Ron Nielsen, Administrator Richfield Care Center In my association with many of you in our communities here in the valley, I am learning that many of our seniors who can no longer care for themselves are living with family members And that isnt a surprising fact, is it? That is a very natural and appropriate family practice, unless it becomes too debilitating to the primary caregiver, or to the one receiving care. Because of the desire to care for mom or dad at home as long as possible , I want to share with you an insight for an occasional repneve Day Care, or Respite care, as it is sometimes called, is a valuable service we offer at Richfield Care Center. Following is an excerpt from a recent professional journal In most cases (from studies that have been made), respite care was found to have a positive impact on the caregiver, dependent family member, or both. A strong point of the program is that they felt refreshed and better able to contmue care for the older relativeat home. The studies show tat during the respite period, caretakers activities included resting, 76, taking care of personal health problems, and vacationing, 34 Caretakers agreed that 1) Respite care made it easier to provide home care a fter the denendent member r Light returned home; 2) they were less emoti- onally and physically exhausted after the respite; 3) the dependent-caretaker relationship improved, and 4) both were satisfied with day care in that it was a good repneve for each other We valuable a (day) care is service that we should be more frequently to help the feel the respite providing folks of our service area We have found it is also very helpful for those who may need our extended service in making adjustment because they already made many good friends at the Care TRI-STAK- have here Center to purchase additional vitamins to progress up the award ladder. A legitimate pnze sweepstakes would not require a purchase to be made in order to qualify for the giveaway. Never give your credit card number to a stranger who calls on the phone When m doubt - Check it Out! schemes designed to cheat you becoming Telemarketing popular m Utah, and telemarketers are baiting consumers into thousands of paying hundreds, if not dollars for overpriced vitamins The Better Business Bureau has been swamped with calls from Utahns who away. more have been chosen to receive one several impressive sounding prizes, which one is always a nnger. The worthmuch One Utah customer charged in vitamins to a credit card and to receive any prize. The prizes sound impressive, but the actual prize received is usually For worth far less than represented example some pnzes listed may be: 1988 Chevy Blazer, a $5,000 cashiers check, a genuine fur coat of a $1,000 senes E savings bond. The nnger is a poor quality rabbit fur coat which retails for about $40 After making the initial purchase, consumers are urged prize received is always less than the overcharge on be vitamin product which must purchased to participate m the give the You $1,700 has yet of of will Tri-Sta- E Don 't fall for is be at the organ. This is an annual event for the choir members in the Gunnison area. Everybody is invited to attend the event. CHOIR: The Gunnison GUNNISON CHoir will present the sacred cantata "Savor of the World" on Monday April 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the Gunnison Stake Center. Roger Young will conduct the group and Marian CHristensen call the Better may ness Bureau at 487-430- Busi- Snow College to host Regional History Fair 0 Wild flowers have been known to bloom in the Arctic even at the edge of g'iiers quick-recove- natural can gas water heaters provide all the hot water a family needs. 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The Regional Utah History Fair for Sanpete and Juab counties lsunder-wa- y today, March 23, at Snow College Events will continue through the day, culminating w i th the a w ard 5 ceremony honoring the best young historians in the Sanpete and Juab areas, a' 4 p m The Utah History Fair is an edu cational program for all Utah students in grades 4 through 12 Students pre sented their sk ills in one of four categories essay, project, performance or media presentation All entrants will demkMsfor It doesnt take long for an active family to go through a tankful of hot water especially to clean the ry kick!. Fortunately, todays be able to hold onto a drinking glass better if you place two tight rubber bands around the glass an inch or so apart This makes it easier for little hands to hold Your young child may 15$ The Gunnison Valley Arts Council is sponsoring Violinist Ann m collaboration with Christensen, pianist David Glen Hatch, m a free concert at the Gunnison Stake Center on Wednesday the 30th of March at 7 30 p m The program will include works of Beethoven, Franck, Brahms, Kreisler and Saint Saens Ms Christensen is currently studying for an Artist Diploma at the Oberhn College Conservatory of Music where she was awarded a full merit Scholarship Formerly an active freelance violinist in the Boston area, she has toured the U S as Concertmas-te- r with the Goldov sky Opera Theatre In addition, she has performed extensively as a regular member of the Port land Symphony Orchestra, the Rhode Island Philharmonic, the Fro Arte Chamber orchestra of Boston, and the Opera company of Boston Also active as a chamber musician, she has performed in concert at the Boston Museum of Fine Art, the Cleveland Art Museum, the blossom Festival, the Duxbury Candlelight concert senes, and at the wedding of Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakiss son This will be a homecoming concert of sorts for Ann who is a sister to Gunnison physician Jan Chns tensen, and niece of Paul and Dclma Dyreng ard Morgan and Helen Dyreng, has many cousins, nieces, and nephews m the area Pianist David Glen Hatch is outstanding in his field of music. He has made several recordings and concerts in the United State and Europe He currently resides m Provo where he teaches piano lessons along with doing his concert work. The Arts Council wanted to spotlight some of our local artists that night so there will be a display of some of their work m the Cultural Hall. Artists who will be displaying their work include Lawrence Anderson,. Maxilyn Frandsen, Les Bogh, Mark Ault, Richard Dyreng, Kent Sanders, les Rosenvall, Betty Roberts, Carl Purcell, Jeanette Hales and Sharon Anderson We hope you will join us It should be an exciting evening of music pier-for- and art Buy Cheap Hot Water not a cheap water heater. 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