28 Thursday, January 30, 1997 Pahrump Valley Gazette
Senior News
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Tt00tVXti SENIOR NEws
......... (702) 482-6450
Hello to all our/fiends. Winter has just begun and we are
already tired of it. Guess we'll have to undergo an attitude
adjustment period. Here we are wishing it was spring. No such
luck for awhile. But all in all, many of our Seniors are beginning
to shake the colds and flu virus and are able to return to the center.
Our meal count has dropped a bit but that's understandable.
Even our roads have been slick and icy and driving has been a
challenge. Sometime it's better to stay home than to drive under
such conditions.
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Well Drilling
Complete submersible
Pump & Water Tank
System Installed
Power Pedestal (200amp}
Trenching for Power and
Installing Waterlines from
Well to Home
00..00ptic Systems
Includes:
Pete. Test
Construction Permit
Occupancy Permit
Pads
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Mobile Home
Garage
Driveways
Lot Cleared
Be sure to drop by and see the gorgeous table cloth we are
raffling. It was crocheted by Rose Hogan and it is beautiful.
Tickets are $1 each or six for $5. The drawing will be held on
Thursday, February 13th. Be sure to get your tickets and join us
for lunch on that day and find out if you are the lucky winner. And
remember, we still have our Tonop Senior Cookbook for sale.
They are $8.50 each. Be sure to pick one up while you are here.
Welcome back to Loretta Paganini returning from a visit in
Southern California with family and friends. And it was so nice
having Grace Wilson, Gerri and Wayne Wallace, Summer and
Paula King, Arnold Cause)' and daughter Melanie Whitney join
us for lunch.
We have not had much activity here this week. Perhaps next
week will be more eventful.
Take a moment to check the menu for the coming week. You
are sure to find something that will satisfy your taste buds.
MENU:
Thursday (1/30): Sahnon Loaf
Friday (1/31): Meat Loaf
Monday (2/3): Turkey Sans.
Tuesday (2/4): Roast Beef
Wednesday (2/5): Pizza
HAVE A SAFE AND HEALTHY WEEK
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PAHRUMP S ENIOR N Ews
(702) 727-5008
Hello from the Pahrump Senior Center.
Thanks goes out to Elnora and Lee White, who donate so
much to the members of the Pahrump Senior Center, and our
home Ixmnds. Thank you both so much. Also everyone at the
senior center want to wish Elnora a very happy birthday Friday.
Thanks goes also to Domino's and Scott Smith, the manger,
who donated pizza so that we could have a pizza bingo day.
We are very busy planning our February activities. I cannot
believe that Valentines Day is almost upon us.
Next month I will have been here a year. It' s been a very fast
year and very interesting. The best of all is the wonderful people
I have met, and the friends I have made.
Not only does Pahrump have some very friendly people, the
country is so beautiful, and the weather almost perfect.
Happy birthday to all our February birthdays and congratula-
tions to everyone celebrating an anniversary in February.
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Quote of the week: "We
must use time as a tool, not as a
couch."
MENU:
Thursday (I/30): Hot dog
on bun
Friday ( 1/31 ): Roast beef
Monday (2/3): Glazed
baked ham
Tuesday (2/4): Liver and
onions
Q
Wednesday (2/5): BBQ
chicken
Thursday (2/6): Macaroni
and cheese w/wiener
BEATTY SENIOR NEws
by Lorayne White
As everyone can see they' re coming fight along with our new
center. The footings are in and the floor should be in soon.
We still have tickets left for our quilt raffle. If you can't come
to the center look for Irene Sorenson or Helen Terry. The tickets
are 50 cents each. The quilt was made and donated by Hazel
Davis (Bill's morn). The drawing will be on February 14.
We have decided to have a "logo" contest. Look for our
posters!! ! We would like to have our own logo for tee shirts, hats.
buttons. It can be humorous or whatever. I should involve senk:
and the desert. There will be prizes !!!!
Turn in your entries by April I, 1997. I know it's a little ea13
but the museum and historical society is sponsoring Railroad
Days on June 7 and 8 and the senior center will have a booth with
pie and ice cream and also have a float in the parade. We neea
lots of ideas and volunteers!!!
MENU:
Monday (2/3): Blackeyed peas with ham, cornbread, soup
and salad bar, jello w/fruit
Tuea¥tay (2/4): Beef stew, salad bar, roll, fi-uit cobbler
Wednesday (2/5): Chicken ala king with noodles, soup and
salad bar, purple plums
Thursday (2/6): Stuffed cabbage, carrots, soup and salad bar,
fruit cobbler
Friday (2/7): Beef tips with gravy over noodles, soup and
salad bar, cookies with fruit
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AMARGOSA SENIOR NEWS
(702) 372.5413
I forgot some of the very important people when it comes tot
hanks for the Super Senior Saturday, all the folks that supported
us, for having dinner, buying cakes and bidding on the faces to
throw pies at. Thank you to John Young for his donation of$10.
Also a special thank you to Rick Casey for all the table and chair
work, they're getting to be a bit much for me.
During and after the question was brought up, "Why do we
need to have fund raisers" it gets more complicated than just that
simple question and there will be a notice put out to explain this
more completely. The center is not completely supported by Nye
County, and with the budget cuts of the last two .(2) years it has
hurt us financially. We provide all the fixing for the salad bar, as
well as purchasing matt of the paperproducts that the center uses.
It was necessary approximately 3 months ago, or more to cut off
the cleaning of the center, as a paid position, in order to help save
money. This was then done by a volunteer worker. This is also
an expense of the council. Any improvements that are not
considered capitol projects are also funded by the Senior Coun-
cil. PE'I'T money, if any is left, is for capitol projects only.
This is the main reason for fund raisers. It may be necessary
for us to spend additional funds to keep the center running in the
manner that we wish. Anyone, and all, are invited to attend the
Council meeting to help with input on making these decisions
that affect all of us. Join us at the next council meeting.
Minutes of the council meetings will be available in the future
for your review.
MENU:
Tuesday (2/4): Tamale pie
Wednesday (2/5): Turkey with dressing
Thursday (2/6): Salmon loaf
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Lots of native Nevada plants including:
Red Barrels, Cholla, Yucca, Mound Cactus, Clariet
Teddy Bear, Beaver Tail, Prickly Pear, Saguaro
Golden Barrels, Organ Pipe, Desert Willow
Blue Pale Verde, Ocotillo, Mexican Fence
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