April 2014 - Uinta Senior Citizens

Issue 26, April 2014
Uinta senior wins PowerBall jackpot
GENEROUS NEWLYWED
DONATES $1.8 MILLION
TO CENTER
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GROUND-BREAKING ON
NEW SPA NEXT WEEK
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WORLD-FAMOUS CHEF
JOINS KITCHEN STAFF
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STEAK & LOBSTER FOR BIRTHDAY LUNCHES
!When he stopped for gas and a
Powerball ticket on his way to Bear
Lake, Uinta Senior Center regular Dave
Moon gave a cheeky wink to the
comely 38-year-old gas station
attendant and said, “If I win, I’m
coming back to marry you.”
Moon made good on his promise,
marrying Renee Jager of Saint Charles,
Idaho, outside the Minnetoka Market
where the pair first met.
Knowing that life is short, Moon
not only seized the moment by
marrying Jager in short order, he also
took the cash payout when he won the
$96.5 million jackpot.
His 55,351,107.35 payout
immediately started burning a hole in
his pocket.
“What good is money, if you can’t
share it with the people you care
about,” he asked.
To that end, Moon has shared his
unexpected boon with friends and
family, including the Uinta Senior
Center.
“He’s always been a lucky SOB,” his
younger brother, Wes Moon, said. “As
far back as I can remember, he won
Food Network star Bobby Flay joins the Uinta Senior Center kitchen staff.
everything from rock-paper-scissors to
log rolling. He’s a very lucky man.”
And generous. Moon earmarked a
$1.8 million donation to Uinta Senior
Center to go towards meals, facilities
and other services.
Specifically, Moon hired Food
Network star Bobby Flay to cook at
the center for a month and transform
the menu and ingredients going
forward.
“I’ve watched the center struggle
with the resources to provide us with
healthy meals over the years. They do
great work,” Moon said. “Now, the
award-winning kitchen staff will be
able to kick it up a notch and work
with an Iron Chef.”
Flay’s wife Stephanie March, who
plays no-nonsense DA Alex Cabot on
“Law & Order,” will teach yoga,
kickboxing and needlepoint while Flay
heats up the kitchen.
In addition to providing muchneeded funds for meals, Moon has
asked the center to add state-of-the-art
spa facilities on site, which seniors will
have access to free of charge. From
manicures to massages, haircuts to hot
tubs, the senior center will be the best
in the nation when Moon is finished.
Moon’s winning numbers were his
birthday, his mom’s birthday and his
brother’s birthday. Yes, you guessed, it,
birthdays are super important to him.
That’s why he’s sponsoring steak and
lobster for the birthday lunches going
forward as well as $250 gift certificates
to Smith’s for everyone celebrating
their birthdays.
Moon, who was born and raised in
Evanston, says this initial donation is
only the beginning. Everyone at the
center is getting a different gift from
Moon. Turn the page to find your
name and gift amount.
Happy April Fool’s Day
Sadly, especially for Dave Moon,
nothing on the preceding page was
true, except that Moon is a wonderful
and generous person.
While we’re not getting a spa any
time soon, the senior center offers
many wonderful services of which you
can avail yourselves.
In addition to delicious meals, the
center offers bingo, bunko, billiards
and other things that start with letters
other than B.
Further, Uinta Senior Citizens runs
Uinta Home Health and Hospice.
Whether you need help recovering
from surgery, managing chronic illness
or keeping up with household chores
due to injury or age, our friendly,
experienced nurses, therapists and
aides can assist you.
Our nurses and certified nursing
assistants are the most experienced in
the area. They serve Lincoln, Uinta and
Park counties. No one is turned away,
regardless of your ability to pay. To
learn more about the services we offer,
visit UintaHomeHealth.org.
Issue 26, April 2014
Celebrate National Volunteer Week
National Volunteer Week is a time
to celebrate people doing
extraordinary things in service. It
is about inspiring, recognizing and
encouraging people to seek ways
to engage in their communities.
invaluable to many people,
especially those citizens on the
receiving end of these dedicated
and caring volunteers.
Established in 1974, National
Volunteer Week focuses national
and local attention on the impact
of volunteerism and service.
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If you have an hour, a day or any
amount of time; please consider
volunteering in your community.
Our volunteers associated with the
Senior Citizen Centers in both
Evanston and Bridger Valley are
There are many worthwhile
organizations in Uinta County that
would appreciate your assistance.
Your Senior Center is one
organization that would love to
talk to you!
Evanston
Bridger Valley
Spring Fling dinner
April 7, 5pm
April birthday lunch
April 14, 12pm
Easter lunch
Wear your Easter
bonnet.
April 18
Easter movie
“Grumpy Old Men”
April 18, 1.30pm
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Volunteer MItch Meyer reproduces
Rodin’s “The Thinker.”
Evanston & Bridger Valley
Free lunch
Sponsored by Uinta
Home Health &
Hospice
April 24
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April 2014
SEASONED SENIORS
Cherry ‘dump’ cake
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Mix together one can of cherry pie filling
and one can crushed pineapple, undrained.
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Spread in greased 9x12 inch pan. Sprinkle
2-1/3 cups yellow or white (dry) cake mix
over this.
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Combine one cup flaked coconut and 3/4
cup chopped nuts. Sprinkle over top. Bake
at 325 degrees for 45 minutes.
— Recipe from Doris Ricketts
Ideas for the newsletter? Share them
with Debbie Terech, (307)789-7712, ext.
116, or [email protected].
FREE LUNCH
Uinta Home Health & Hospice is
sponsoring lunch for seniors in Bridger
Valley and Evanston on April 24. Learn
more about the services we offer.
Uinta Home Health & Hospice provides
professional and friendly medical care in
your home. Since 1994, your health, safety
and comfort have been our No. 1 priority.
UintaHomeHealth.org
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April 2014
Some of our wonderful volunteers
Thank you for your help
!Top left, Silver Eagle Refining employee, sweet southern crooner, Keith, breaking out into 'Happy Birthday.’ Top
right, Zack, Silver Eagle Refining employee getting ready to serve it up. Middle left, Chris and Keith of Silver Eagle
Refining catering to our seniors. Lower left, Ralph, our Monday night Bingo volunteer. Bottom right, Barb of Silver
Eagle Refining and Debbie of Senior Center study how to hand out ice cream for birthday lunch.
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April 2014
Evanston Scrapbook
Shirley, Zack from
Silver Eagle (yes,
we feed our
volunteers) and
Millie.
Sweet smiles
Top row left, Gerald!
Top row middle, Lana!
Top row rightJoyce celebrates Mardi
Gras!
Bottom row left, Cindy!
Bottom row middle, Dean
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April 2014
Friendship Day
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Three ways to receive our fun-tastic newsletter
Third Wednesday of every month
Bring a new senior to lunch, have them
fill out an Agnes form and we’ll treat
you both to lunch.
Evanston: See Barb or Janet for Agnes form
Bridger Valley: See Crystal or Kris for Agnes form
Keep up with the latest news
from your favorite senior center.
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1. Subscribe to receive our
newsletter free by email at
uintasenior.org.
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2. Download our newsletter free
of charge at UintaSenior.org.
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3. Sign up to receive a print copy
in the mail for $20 a year.
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Call Debbie Terech, community
outreach coordinator, at
789-7712, ext. 116, or email
[email protected] to
subscribe.
Tax help for seniors
Leanne Whitman, AARP Representative
Evanston Senior Center
Each Wednesday & Friday, 10am to 3pm
Bridger Valley Senior Center
Each Monday, 10am to 3pm
Call Leanne at 444-0246 for a free consultation. Appointments appreciated.
Service offered to moderate to low income individuals
with preference for seniors. Uinta Senior Citizens Inc.
is not associated with or responsible for any outcome
from this service.
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Our Community
April 2014
SENIOR TRANSPORTATION
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Evanston transportation!
Tuesday - Friday, 8.30am to 2pm!
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Bridger Valley transportation!
10am to 2pm!
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Call us for a ride to appointments, shopping, banking
and other errands. Suggested donation $4.!
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For more information, call!
Evanston Senior Center at 789-3553 or!
Crystal in Bridger Valley at 782-6502
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See our attached calendars for detailed information
about menus and activities. !
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Or visit us on the web: !
UintaSenior.org!
UintaHomeHealth.org
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April 2014
Evanston
Victor Bartlett
Gwenda Batty
Myron Bell
Don Bloms
Julia Briggs
Lela Calder
David Canen
Jack Clyne
John Collins
El'Louise Conlon
Edward Coombs
Casey Davis
Leslie Davis
Mary Eastman
Douglas Easton
Howard English
Barbara Erbe
Glen Erbe
Tom Fairless
Ruth Feehan
Harold George
Susan Giles
Floyd Hamilton
Lee Harman
Sharon Hoffman
David Hoover
Luella Horne
Barbara Johnson
Dorothy Laws
Diana LeVasseur
Lorraine Lloyd
Benito Loavat
Sonny Madrid
Dee Ann Marshall
Johnny McCoy
Gene McKenzie
Kathy Michaels
Marvin Munoz
Bang Norris
Virginia Padigimus
Maureen Piper
Marcia Salmela
Duane Shupe
Gary Smith
Larissa Sneider
Clyde Towne
Ellen Wheeler
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Bridger Valley
Rex Birch
Vearl Bird
Linda Black
Ivan Bluemel
Peggy Bluemel
Lynne Buckner
Dan Cantlin
Alice Chamberlain
Patricia Clark
Buford Combs
Alta Crawford
Ken Duncan
Leon Galloway
James Gill
Yvonne Hansen
Marian Hickey
Sherrylynn Hughbanks
Mary Hunt
Carlene James
Karen Jones
Coleen Justice
Carol Kennedy
Patricia Lane
Iris Largent
Joseph Majoris Jr.
Janet Mitchell
Pat Moon
Mary Morehouse
Silas Nail
Robert Reigan
Ruth Slagowski
Richard Taylor
Wendy Vaineo
Dorothy Walk
Clinton Walker
Stanley Walker
Floyd Watkins
Evanston Senior Center
COUCH (Citizens of Uinta County
Healthcare Trust)
Thank you for your support and
encouragement of our home meal delivery
program, as demonstrated by your recent
approval of our grant request. You are truly
appreciated for all you do.
— Uinta Senior Citizens, Inc.
Birthday Lunch
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Friday, April 11
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Sponsored by
Silver Eagle Refining
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Evanston Activities
April 2014
Tournament Winners for February 2014
Pinochle
Feb 4: 1st Hope, 2nd Jan W,
3rd Belle
Feb 11: 1st Hope, 2nd Ed,
3rd Beth
Feb 18: 1st Vi, 2nd Elaine,
3rd Lori
Feb 21 Potluck: 1st Lila , 2nd
Vi, 3rd Virginia / Jan
Feb 21: 1st Hope, 2nd Jan,
3rd Lori
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WII Bowling
Feb 6: 1st Iretta (242) , 2nd
Sammie (239) , 3rd La Rue
(226)
Feb 20: 1st Sammie (271),
2nd Iretta (242), 3rd La Rue
(232)
Feb 27: 1st Iretta (246), 2nd
Sammie (237) 3rd La Rue
(212)
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Men's Pool
Feb 4: 1st Wally, 2nd Jack,
3rd Preston
Feb 11: 1st Jack, 2nd Lance,
3rd Jim
Feb 18: 1st Jack, 2nd Bill ,
3rd Jim
Feb 20 Tri City: 1st Rex, 2nd
Dave B, 3rd Eno
Least Wins Pearl, Most
Natural Laura
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Scotch Doubles
Feb 3rd:1st Mitch & Preston,
2nd Iretta & Jim, 3rd Don &
La Rue
Feb 17: 1st Preston & Mitch,
2nd Bud & Lori, 3rd Ed &
Iretta
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Bunco
Feb 7: Frog Pearl, Most Wins
Mary, Most Natural Phyllis,
Least Wins Lona
Feb 7 Potluck: Frog Ed, Most
Wins Phyliss, Least Wins
Linda, Most Natural Laura
Feb 14: Frog Peggy, Most
Wins Don, Least Wins Lori,
Most Natural Don
Feb 21: Frog Sammie, Most
Wins Phyliss, Least Wins Ed,
Most Natural Linda
Feb 28: Frog Faye, Most
Wins Lillian,
Pot is over $500!
(unless there is a lucky winner)
• Drawing every Thursday
• Must be present to win
• Tickets: $1 each/ 6 for $5
• If your number is drawn, you
pick a card
• New tickets sold weekly
• Must sign-in for lunch to be
eligible to play
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April 2014
We wish to thank these local businesses for supporting the Senior Center.
Please show your support by mentioning this ad.
Attentive, friendly employees
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April 2014
Bridger Valley activity committee
The meeting was called to order by President Don
Carpenter at 12:35pm on Feb. 28.
Winners will be kept track of for all games for
future prizes.
Members present
Site Director Kris Stringer, Activities DirectorCrystal LaFond, President-Don Carpenter,
Carlene Walker, Ann Covolo, Janice Clayton,
Gale Niemi, Odena Bluemel, Sharon Walker and
Lawayne Hurdsman.
Bring a friend for friendship day can be any day of
the month and both will receive a free meal.
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Members absent
Gloria Rasmussen and Carolyn Gaylord
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Minutes were read and approved by Sharon,
seconded by Ann.
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The March agenda was discussed and volunteers
assigned for the activities. Phone calls will be
made by Gale and Odena in March for the lunch
birthday invitations.
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Crystal said that she spoke with Virginia at the
Pioneer newspaper and it would not be a problem
to have information about the center added to the
paper.
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Kris suggested we have rules for the committee,
but not bylaws as bylaws would make us liable.
Don suggested we still think about having some
rules.
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The Valentine’s Day Party was discussed. Most
opinions were favorable on the mystery dinner.
Sharon asked why Evanston had a steak and
shrimp dinner. Kris said that Evanston center
charged for their dinner while we did not.
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HIPAA laws were discussed. We were told of
some things we cannot do anymore, such as list
names on the birthday board. Consent forms
must be signed before pictures can be published
in the newspaper. We will be informed of more
changes.
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Saturday lunch will be a grill and Sunday lunch
more of a dinner.
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Foot clinic was discussed. Why was it put in
Lyman? Why are seniors not bused who cannot
drive over there? Kris said much has to do with
funding and usage of buildings.
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Birthday party lunch will be moved to the second
Friday of the month starting in April. Julie Johnson
will be the new birthday cake baker.
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Pizza bingo was discussed. Some asked why
pizza could not be cooked at the center and it was
brought up that there are rules over nutrition and
who cooks it if it is done at the center. It was
decided to keep Pizza Hut as the purchase place
and funding is OK for that. Participants can bring
salad and dessert, if they like. Motion made by
Don seconded by Ann to keep things as they are.
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Kris will check on bus usage for some surprise
trips this summer.
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Crystal will be getting bus training and CPR first
aid training in March.
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Seniors would like to be included in some
Evanston trips such as the Hale Center Theater
so budgets for such activities will be explored.
!Don read notes in the suggestion box that
suggested things stay the same with no changes.
!Kris discussed a little about what was said at the
meeting with legislatures and the senior centers
will probably have some budget cuts in the future.
!Janice asked a few questions about the
representatives for our board. Can someone
speak at the meetings and sit in to hear what is
happening?
!Meeting adjourned by Don and seconded by Ann
at 1:30pm.
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April 2014
Senior Moment: Duane and Mary Johnson
By Debbie Terech
Riverton, WY
Born in 1931, my dad was the
third of four children. Dad was
raised on a farm. They grew
their own food, raised their own
beef, and plowed the fields. He
lost his father when he was only
16.
Dad worked hard with siblings
and the help of neighbors to keep things going. Dad took a
brief trip down the wild side in his beloved yellow
convertible. He loved to cruise the rodeos, then he met mom.
My mom actually stood him up on their first date because dad
was a little too flirtatious with the local gals. He did not give
up and they were married in 1951. My mom was 16 and dad
was almost 18.
Prior to their marriage, dad joined the Navy on July 1, 1950.
He was shipped to Japan. He earned a brief leave, came home
to Glendive, Montana, and married mom. They were
separated for almost two years. Mom took a long ship ride to
join dad in Japan. After two years in Japan, and having my big
brother, Brad, they returned to the states to begin their
civilian life together.
ABOUT SENIOR MOMENT
Share a little of yourself with us and get to know
each other better. Each month we will publish a
photo and brief history of one of our seniors.
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To simplify this for you, we have a few questions
for you – and we will take it from there. Now,
don’t be shy as we will want to take your photo.
See Debbie Terech for details.
I asked both my parents (yes, they have remained married all
these years), what inventions are they most grateful for as
they look back. Their answers were very similar: Refrigerators,
running water and indoor bathrooms. When asked what
changes have been the least beneficial, my dad said, “Turn
our government back to the people.” They agreed that cell
phones can be handy; but are not big fans. Dad said, “Debbie,
when you were growing up, there was no cell phone for you
to call me and tell me you were running late and to plead for
mercy. Rules were rules. Remember when I used to set the
alarm clock for the time you and your brother were due
home, and if that alarm clock went off, well, you remember.”
My mother did not want her picture published. I still mind
what she says.
Bridger Valley Health Fair and blood draws
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Biometrics screeners, phlebotomists
(must be previously trained to draw blood)
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Contact Public Health in Lyman, 787-3800
or in Evanston, 789-9203
for more information or to see how you
can help.
Blood Draws: April 10, 11:6am-10am
Saturday, April 12: 7am-10am
The 2014 blood draws will be held at CliffordOlguin Dental Clinic in Urie. Uinta County Public
Health is seeking volunteers to assist with
• Reception
• Data entry
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2014 HEALTH FAIR
Saturday, April 26, 8 am to noon
Lyman High School
If you are interested in having a booth,
contact Lenita, 307-787-3800 (Monday,
Thursday or Friday)
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April 2014
Evanston activity committee: Mar. 10
There were no
suggestions in the
suggestion-solutions box.
The senior smarty
teaching in April will be on
acupuncture, given by
Rhonda Lewis. This will
be April 10 at 10:30am.
A trip to the Pickleville
Theatre will be planned as
soon as the schedule is
available.
An aquarium trip is
planned for Saturday, April
26. Only 12 seats are
available so you must sign
up. The bus is $16 and
the aquarium ticket is
$12.95. You can buy lunch
or snacks at the aquarium.
Hamblin Park has been
reserved for our Monday
night picnic in the park.
This will start on June 30
and continue until August
25.
A survey about the type of
crafts you want to do will
be sent around.
Sarah has some very old
pictures of Evanston. She
will bring them in and post
some on the walls.
Would there be any
interest in a healthy
cooking class?
Some trips to surrounding
farmer’s markets will be
planned for summer.
On April 17, the Spring
Fling Dinner at 5pm will be
salmon and salads. Price
is $3. Cash only. No meal
tickets can be used for
dinner. Diners must sign
up and receive a ticket to
get in. No walk-ins can be
accepted.
Any night that the center
is open after 4pm, the
door on the north side of
the building, inside and
out, will be locked, in
order to comply with
HIPAA rules.
A change will be made in
the activity meeting date
and time. In April, we will
be meeting on the first
Tuesday of the month at
2pm. We will be going
back to meeting once a
month through the
summer.
In attendance at this
meeting were, Jack Avery,
Rose Hampton, Barb
Bauer, Kris Stringer,
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April 2014
Senior Smarty: Accupuncture
High Point Acupuncture’s Rhonda Lewis, D.O.M. (NM), L.Ac (UT), M.S.O.M.,
Nationally Board Certified, is coming to Evanston, Thursday, April 10, at 10:30
a.m.in the Uinta Senior Citizen Center, dining room. Stop by a little early for
lunch and learn the amazing benefits of not only acupuncture, but learn about
Oriental Medicine and treatments. Presentation runs 30 minutes.
!For more information, contact Debbie Terech of
person, 789-7712, or [email protected]
Uinta Senior Citizens.in
BOARD OF
DIRECTOR’S MEETING
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Wednesday, April 16, 2014
9a.m.
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Evanston Senior Citizen Center
(upstairs)
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Board Meetings are open to the public.
Please contact Sarah Blakeman at 789-3553 one week prior to meeting date
with the number of people planning to
attend for public comment, so we can
accommodate everyone with seating.
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April 2014
Bridger Valley Activities
Tournament Winners for February 2014
February Solo Winners
1st Arlo Dean, 2nd Janice
Clayton, and 3rd Ann Covolo
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February Bowling Winner
Albert Covolo.
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In-House Singles
February 4
1st: Richard Wentworth
2nd:Dave Baer
3rd: Bill Logan
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In-House Doubles
February 4
1st: Aaron Lamb & Richard
Wentworth
2nd: Floyd Watkins & Rex
Porter
3rd: LaRae Logan & Dave
Baer
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In-House Singles
February 11
1st: Rex Porter
2nd: Lawayne Hurdsman
3rd: Bill Logan
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In-House Doubles
February 11
1st: Rex Porter & Carlene
Waler
2nd: Lawayne Hurdsman &
Floyd Watkins
3rd: Aaron Lamb
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Mixed Doubles
February 14
1st: Carlene Walker &
Lawayne Hurdsman
2nd: Susan Porter & Rex
Porter
3rd: Ginger Lester & Gary
Hegal
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In-House Singles
February 18
1st: Rex Porter
2nd: Lawayne Hurdsman
3rd: Jack Richardson
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In-House Doubles
February 18
1st: Floyd Watkins & Gary
Hegal
2nd: Richard Wentworth &
LaRae Logan
3rd: Lawayne Hurdsman & Bill
Logan
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3rd: Bill Logan & Floyd
Watkins
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In-House Singles
February 25
1st: Rex Porter
2nd: Lawayne Hurdsman
3rd: Dave Baer
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In-House Doubles
February 25
1st: Richard Wentworth &
Gary Hegal
2nd: Floyd Watkins & Dave
Baer
3rd: Lee Stoddard & Rex
Porter
Adult Day Care Facility
216 Sage St, Lyman
Tri-City East
February 6
1st: Rex Porter
2nd: Bill Logan
3rd: Lawayne Hurdsman
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Tri-City East
February 6
1st: Jack Warburton & Dave
Baer
2nd: Rex Porter & Richard
Wentworth
Wed,. April 23
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April 2014
ADULT DAY CARE
Accepting clients now!
Today’s Caregiver
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“We can’t do this all by ourselves, we need
to set up a system of support and rely on
it. If you don’t get a break every so often
you may be the next person receiving care.”
WE CAN HELP
Family Caregiver Support Program
offered through Uinta Home Health
Monday through Friday
8am to 1pm
• Roundtrip transportation
• Meals, personal care, respite and
activities
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Adult Day Care
216 W. Sage, Lyman, WY
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For more information, contact
Uinta Senior Citizens Center.
782-6502
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Learn more by attending our next
monthly group discussion facilitated
by a qualified counselor.
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4th Friday of each month
Next meeting
Friday, April 25, 11:30am
Uinta Senior Citizen Center
1229 Uinta St.
Downstairs. Free lunch.
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Many other services provided. Please
attend to learn how we can help you
and your loved ones.
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For further details, call Debbie at 789-7712.
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April 2014
About Us
Our Volunteers
Uinta Senior Citizens, Inc.
Board of Directors
Georgia Harvey, Chairperson
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Darrell Johnson
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Peggy Schell
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Mitch Mayer
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Toni Bradford
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Casey Davis
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Nancy Beck
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Thank you for your service, Rex!
Rent our facilities!
Birthday Party! Anniversary Party!
Meetings!
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Uinta Senior Citizens Center of
Evanston has several rooms
available for rent.
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Small meeting room: $25
Large meeting room: $50
Dining room & kitchen: $100
Refundable cleaning deposit: $50
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To reserve your room, or for further
information, call 789-3553.
Bridger Valley
Mark Walker
Carlene Walker
Hope Reynolds
Don Carpenter
JoAnn Carpenter
Jim Thomas
Lynne Thomas
Becky Oehler
Vivian Reilly
Dennis Reilly
Ginger Lester
Odena Bluemel
Pat Moon
Les Brower
Bonnie Byrne
Sharon Walker
Ann Covolo
Albert Covolo
Lawayne
Hurdsman
Marvin Hamilton
Nancy Beck
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Gloria
Rasmussen
Ron Rasmussen
Janice Clayton
Arlo Dean
Vicki Benson
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Evanston
Ray Simm
Mary Simm
Mitch Mayer
Glenna Richins
Pearl Bloms
Don Bloms
Earl Hutchinson
Lori Oliver
Ed Oliver
Sammie
Weathersby
Casey Davis
La Rue Andrews
Eunice Warren
Evanston
Activity Committee
Suzanne McEwen
Charlene Stam
Ruth Anderson
Rose Hampton
Jack Avery
LaRue Andrews
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Ruth Anderson
Doris Ricketts
Jan McClintic
Ralph Tolle
Allen Hutchinson
Joyce Morrow
Suzanne
MacEwen
Joyce Garcia
Tomara Bullen &
Family
Charlene Stam
Sharyl King
Shirley Campbell
Rich Havig
Amy Kelly
Deborah
Demander
Charlie Demander
Larissa Sneider
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Bridger Valley
Activity Committee
Don Carpenter
Carlene Walker
Gale Neimi
Carolyn Gaylord
Ann Covolo
Lawayne Hurdsman
Sharon Walker
Odena Bluemel
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April 2014
We wish to thank these local businesses for supporting the Senior Center.
Please show your support by mentioning this ad.
(307) 789-6621
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April 2014
1-888-857-3859
Evanston: Tuesday, April 22 and May 27
Bridger Valley: Tuesday, April 8, and May 13
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April 2014
Are YOU ready?
Saturday, April 26, 2014
Evanston Roundhouse
9 a.m.— 2 p.m.
Kids Activites
McGruff arrives at 10am
Demonstrations Hourly:
10am, 11am, 12pm and 1pm
Door Prizes all day
Survival Gear
Emergency Supplies & Food
Preparedness Videos
See how your local emergency
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307-783-0327 or [email protected]
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Senior Grill
~ 1pm
Senior Grill
~ 1pm
Senior Grill
~ 1pm
Sun
Chili
Relishes
Pineapple
Cornbread
Cinnamon Roll
Tue
14
BBQ Pork w/ Bun
Baked Beans
Carrots
Gingered Pears
Whipped Jell-O
15
8
1
Taco
Spanish Rice
Jell-O Salad
Pineapple
Peach Cobbler
BBQ Chicken
Tater Tots
Broccoli
Fruit Salad
Bread
Cookie
Meat Loaf
Fu - Fu Potatoes
Mixed Vegetables
Tossed Salad
Raisin Bread
Cherry Cobbler
Wed
28
Pork Roast
Baked Yams
Green Beans
Mixed Fruit
Cornbread
Rice Pudding
29
Thu
Fri
Sat
23
16
Baked Ham
Sweet Potatoes
Spinach
Pears
Bread
Pudding
Rice
18
Senior Grill
~ 1pm
17
26
12
12
19
12
12
5
12
Spring Fling Dinner
Salmon
Frog
Eye Salad
Macaroni Salad
Green Salad
Roll
Cherry Tart
24
25
Hamburger w/ Bun
Lasagna
Senior Grill
Baked Beans
Peas Peas
~ 1pm
Tossed Salad
Under Sea Salad
Peaches
Italian Bread
Cream Pie
Oatmeal Raisin Cookie
Egg Salad / Bun
Chips
Relishes
Apple
Fruit Pie
17
3
4
Spaghetti
Under Turkey Pot Pie
Senior Grill
Sea Salad
Pickled Beets
~ 1pm
Spinach
Tossed Salad
Garlic Biscuit
Mixed Mixed Fruit
Fruit
Fruit Pie
Biscuit
Rice
Pudding
9
10
11
Tuna Bake
Roast Beef
Senior Grill
Broccoli
Mashed Pot w/ Gravy
~ 1pm
Under Sea Salad
Carrots
Bread
Fruit Jell-O
Cream Pie
Wheat Roll
Cake & Ice Cream
2
30
Chicken Enchilada
Refried Beans
Tossed Salad
Cornbread
Hot
Cinnamon Apples
21
22
Baked Fish
Rice Chicken Chow Mein
Salisbury Steak
Pilaf
Peas & Peas & Mushrooms Jell- Rice w/ Gravy
Carrots
Coleslaw
O w/ Fruit
Roll
Broccoli
Orange
Lemon Dessert
Apricots
Bread
Bread
Cake
Cookie
12 Stuffed Peppers
Herbed Rice
Broccoli
Peaches
Bread
27
20
12 Country Fried Steak
Potatoes & Gravy
Mixed Vegetables
Peaches
Bread
Cookie
13
6
7
12 Pork Chop
Hamburger Heaven
Baked Potato
Peas & Carrots
Broccoli
Fruit Salad
Coleslaw
Jell- Bread
O w/ Bananas Bread
Sherbet
Mon
April 2014
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Lunch
~1pm
6
27
20
13
12
Senior Grill 12 ~ 1pm
Closed For Easter
Senior Grill 12 ~ 1pm
Senior Grill 12 ~ 1pm
Sun
14
7
28
Community Bingo 6 ~9
Breakfast @8 ~9 am
Pancakes , Eggs to order
& Bacon
Ladies
Pool 9:30
(Seniors Specials )
Coffee Hour 10 am
Aerobics 11 am
Bingo 12:45
In House Pool 9:15am
7:30—9am
Ceramics 9am
Continental Breakfast
Coffee Hour 10 am
Aerobics 11 am
Penny Bingo 12:45
In House Pool 9:15am
7:30—9am
Continental Breakfast
8
1
15
Activity Committee 2pm
Coffee Hour 10 am
Aerobics 11 am
Bingo 12:45
In House Pool 9:15am
7:30—9am
Ceramics 9am
Continental Breakfast
Tue
Continental Breakfast
7:30—9am
Aerobics 11am
Swipe & Gripe 1 pm
Pinochle 1 pm
Continental Breakfast
7:30 ~9 am
Aerobics 11am
Swipe & Gripe 1 pm
Pinochle 1 pm
Continental Breakfast
7:30 ~9 am
Aerobics 11am
Swipe & Gripe 1 pm
Pinochle 1 pm
Wed
16
9
2
3
Fri
Continental Breakfast
7:30 ~9am
Wii Bowling 9 am
Old Maid Drawing 12:35
Swipe & Gripe 1 pm
Spring Fling Dinner 5pm
Continental Breakfast
7:30 ~9am
Wii Bowling 9 am
Senior Smarty 10 am
Old Maid Drawing 12:35
Mixed Pool 1 pm
Swipe & Gripe 1 pm
17
10
Continental Breakfast
7:30—9am
Easter Lunch 12pm
(Wear Easter Bonnets)
Bunco 1 pm
Birthday Lunch 12~1
Bunco 1 pm
Bunco Potluck 5pm
Continental Breakfast
7:30—9am
Continental Breakfast
Continental Breakfast
7:30 ~9am
7:30—9am
Wii Bowling 9 am
Craft
Class 10 am
Old Maid Bunco 1 pm
Drawing 12:35
Mixed Pool 1 pm
Swipe & Gripe 1 pm
Thu
18
11
4
Senior Grill 12 ~ 1pm
Senior Grill 12 ~ 1pm
Senior Grill 12 ~ 1pm
Sat
19
12
5
Coffee Hour 10 am
Aerobics 11 am
Penny Bingo 12:45
In House Pool 9:15am
7:30—9am
Continental Breakfast
29
Continental Breakfast
7:30 ~9 am
Aerobics 11am
Swipe & Gripe 1 pm
Pinochle 1 pm
30
21
22
23
24
25
26
Continental Breakfast
Breakfast @ 8~9am Ham Continental Breakfast
Continental Breakfast
Continental Breakfast Senior Grill 12 ~ 1pm
7:30 ~9am
7:30—9am
& Cheese Omelet ,
7:30 ~9 am
7:30—9am
Aquarium Trip
10am
Wii Bowling 9 am
In House Pool 9:15am
Hashbrowns & Toast
Aerobics 11am
Bunco 1 pm
~?
Old Maid Drawing 12:35
Coffee Hour 10 am
SD Pool 9:30
Swipe & Gripe 1 pm
Swipe & Gripe 1 pm
Aerobics 11 am
Community Bingo 6 ~9
Penny Bingo 12:45
Pinochle 1 pm
Breakfast @ 8~9am French
Toast , Eggs to Order &
Bacon
Ladies
Pool 9:30
Community Bingo 6 ~9
Community Bingo 6 ~9
SD Pool 9:30
Scones , Eggs to Order &
Bacon
Breakfast @8~9am
Mon
April 2014
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Walk Fit
Solo
Penny Bingo
6 Walk Fit
Bingo
Monday
Walk Fit
27 Solo
Penny Bingo
Mountain View, WY 307-782-6502
Dinner
12-1pm
Easter Sunday
Easter Sunday
Walk Fit
20 Bingo
No Dinner
Palm Sunday
Dinner
12-1pm
Dinner
12-1pm
Sunday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Earth Day
Walk Fit
Swipe & Gripe
28 In-House Pool 29 Crochet/Knit/Craft
30
Farkle
First Day of Passover
Walk Fit
Swipe & Gripe
Line Dance
15
16
In-House Pool
Crochet/Knit/Craft Tri-City West
Farkle
9:30am
Hand & Foot
Pizza Bingo
5:30pm
8 Swipe & Gripe 9 Line Dance
Crochet/Knit/Craft Hand & Foot
1 Swipe & Gripe 2 Line Dance
Crochet/Knit/Craft Tri-City East
9am
Hand & Foot
Friday
Saturday
Arbor Day (US)
Good Friday
26
Wii Bowling
Easter Weekend
18
19
Easter Lunch
No Grill
Movie In the
Afternoon
“Grumpy Old Men”
Wii Bowling
Senior Grill
24 Activity Committee
25 12-1pm
Meeting 12:30pm
17
12
4 Public Breakfast 5
8-10am
No Senior Grill
10 Birthday Party 11 Senior Grill
12pm
12-1pm
Wii Bowling
Mixed Doubles
10am
3 Wii Bowling
Banana Splitz
Bridger Valley Senior Center
Walk Fit
Swipe & Gripe
Line Dance
21 In-House Pool 22 Crochet/Knit/Craft
23 Hand & Foot
Friendship Day
Foot Clinic in
Pot Luck 6pm
Farkle
Lyman
1-3pm
14
7 Walk Fit
In-House Pool
Farkle
All Fools’ Day
Walk Fit
In-House Pool
Farkle
April 2014
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