18 Thursday, August 7, 1997 Pahrump Valley Gazette
Senior News
T6NOi3AH SENIOR ...................................... N'wsz
......... (702) 482-6450
by Irene Cessna
August is usually the hottest month of the year, but so far
Mother Nature is treating us well. The temperatures have
been wonderful throughout the day and the evenings just right
for sleeping. We certainly cannot complain.
We are so pleased to have Waily Glassmyer on our staff.
Wally is our new dishwasher and the cooks in the kitchen
really keep him hopping. Hang in there Wally, hopefully it
will get better.
On Tuesday we celebrated July birthdays. Happy birthday
wishes to Estella Chapman, Laurence Labarthe, Ray
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Seilheimer, Dixie Shields, Myrtle McKinney, Virginia
Durnerin, and Pat Swayze and Carol Bell, our Thrift Shop
workers. Happy birthday to Jerry D'Ottavio who was unable
to be with us. We hope all your birthday wishes will come
true.
On Thursday, we gathered together to say farewell to Van
Crawford who is retiring from her position as Nye County
Senior Nutrition Director. Mrs. Crawford has worked for Nye
County for 17 years with the Nye County Senior Centers. A
beautiful plaque was presented to Van by Project Council
member Ray Tennant expressing sincere gratitude for her
tireless efforts and unwavering dedication to the Tonopah
Senior Center. Congratulations Van, enjoy your retirement.
You deserve it.
Joining us for Van's party was Lea Bradshaw, Rachel
Nicholson, Naoma Lydon, Pat Foster, Trish Ripple and Jo
Payne. Also Myrtle McKinney and Bob Perchetti dined with
us. We hope they enjoyed their time with us.
Our thank you to Laurence Labarthe for the food items. We
appreciate your kindness and support.
Take a break from every day cooking and a sink full of
dirty dishes. Come and have lunch with us.
MENU
August 7 -Barbeque chicken
August 8 - Chef salad
August 11 - Stuffed peppers
August 12 - Ham and cheese sandwiches and soup
August 13 - Turkey ala king
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P)HRuMP ,:ENIOR NEWS
' (702) 727.5008
by: Marcia Sabala
Quote of the Week: "You don't get to choose how or when
you're going to die. You can only decide how you are going
to live, now..."
Bowling, is going great ,last week's winner was Joe Sabala
with a 179. Bravo!
Calvada Sports Center is offering the center's seniors a
discounted cost for howling. Thank you so much Sharon. Call
the center for information, 727-5008.
Thank you, Marge and Bob Paterson and David Bowers
for your donations of fresh vegetables.
The Punky Doodle (thrift
shop) is open Monday - Fri-
day 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Come see
all the great bargains. Have
some sellable items? We can
use them.
Volunteers needed, call
727-5008. A wide variety of
openings to choose from, in-
cluding being a senior com-
panion and van drivers.
Bingo, the third Tuesday
every month. August will be
on the 19, at 1 p.m., see ya
there.
Upcoming events;
August 7 - Harold and his
music, 1 p.m. Poker
For Insurance/Billing Questions
Call 1-800-752-4338
• Diseases of Skin • Discoloration
• Diseases of Hair, Psoriasis
° Skin Cancer • Cosmetic Laser
• Acne Surgery
• Spider Veins • Chemical Peels
• Wrinkles • Hair Restoration
° Skin Surgery • Nail Disorders
° Moles ° Eczema
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August 8 - 10:30 am. exercise, 1 p.m. Poker
August 11 - 1 p.m Poker
August 12 - 10 a.m. diabetics support group
August 13 - 1 p.m. pinochle and poker
August 14 - Harold with his wonderful music, 10 a.m.
cancer support group, 1 p.m. poker
MENU
August 7 - Polish sausages with sauerkraut
August 8 - Taco salad
August 11 - Meatballs with mushroom gravy
August 12 - Ham with scalloped potatoes
August 13 - Beef tomato casserole
August 14 - Liver and onions
/LMARGOSA SENIOR NEWS
(702) 372-5413 "
by Irene Osterhoudt
Donations have been strong this month Thanks to all -
Chris and Clary Filter, lettuce, fruit and flour; Paula Potter,
veggies; Earl and Neva Selbach, Lavonne Selbach, grapes,
peaches; Marl Spears, Dave Steele, potatoes.; Mary K.
Eastman, fruit.
Our prayers are with Claribell Dansby and family.
August 12 -= Liver and onions
August 13 - Baked chicken
August 14 - Summer special
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' (702) 553-2956 " '
by: Lorayne White
Our big news, we celebrated Bill and Helen Terry's fiftieth
wedding anniversary Aug. 2 the new Senior Center. A large
room full of friends watced Bill and Helen renew their vows
in a flower-decorated bower with Jeff Taguchi officiating. A
lovely reception followed the ceremony. Our special thanks
to a number of people for their help.
Thanks Ladonna (WOW) for balloons, Bobby and Mary
Revert for decorative tree and greenery, Peggy Johnson for
help with serving, Lions' Club for loaning us the coffee urn,
Cathie Carter for the gold money tree, and to the Beatty
Bakery for making a beautiful cake at the last minute.
Our own Bill Davis, Patty Stroop, Lorayne and Joe White,
did a bang-up job of preparing and serving food. Thanks also
to the Community Cemnter for the loan of tables and chairs/
Congratulations to the lovely couple, Bill and Helen Terry,
and many happy returns of the day. Let's go for another
fifty.Thanks to the Terrys for their donation of left-over items
to the Senior Center, we appreciate that very much.
Special thanks goes out to George Cross for the donation
to the Senior Center of homegrown tomatoes, we make very
good use of them.
MENU
August I 1 - Hungarian goulash, mixed veggies
August 12 - Tuna or chicken sandwiches
August 13 - Veggie lasagna, green beans
August 14 - Chef salad
August 15 - Turkey and all the trimmings
Soup and Salad bar available at each meal,
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