05-01054-N-7945.jdfSENIOR CENTERS
Daylight Saving Ends Sunday November 7th Wendover November 11th & 12th (Tammy 650-0282)
Centers Closed Nov. 11th for Veterans Day Centers Closed Nov. 24th & 25th Thanksgiving
GIFT SHOP Come stay warm for the holidays and winter season.
There are caps and scarves for only $2.00 -$5.00; warm lap and regular blankets, $18.00- $50.00; of course, warm baby blankets, some with matching hats, $20.00-$25.00.
Don’t forget “Turkey Day”! Bless your kitchen and yourself with some new hot pads, some in sets, $1.00 -$3.50.
MENU BOTH CENTERS NOVEMBER
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
1 Lemon Pepper Fish,
Cup
2 Orange Chicken Over White Rice, Oriental Veggies, Roll, Fortune Cookie
3 Ham, Scalloped Pota- toes, Pea’s & Onions, Roll, Banana Bars
4 Pigs in a Blanket, Tator Tots, Steamed Carrots,
Coconut Cream Pie
8 Cheesy Sausage
Diced Peaches
10 Birthday Lunch Roast Beef, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy,
Beets, Roll, Red Velvet Cake
11 CLOSED
tail,
Beans, Cranberry Sauce, Wheat Roll,
Pumpkin Pie
Veggies, Roll, Fruit
22 Salsa Chicken, Baked Potato, Key Biscayne Veggies, Wheat Roll,
Fruit Cup
Topping
Sandwich, Frito’s, Fruit Cup
30 Spaghe! w/ Meatballs, Steamed Cabbage, Garlic Bread S"x, Diced Pears
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Thanksgiving Lunch
Call Before 9am Menu Subject to Change Carbon Center 636-3202
East Carbon Center 888-2194 MILK SERVED WITH EACH MEAL
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Contact Bill Clough
wclough@lpicommunities.com
Dear Seniors,
I cannot believe how fast "me goes!! It feels as though we just went through the cold winter months, and here we go again! Speaking of "me flying Daylight Savings Time Ends Sunday November 7th Do not forget to set your clocks back an hour Saturday November 6th before bed!
November is here and winter is right around the corner. In the mean "me we get to celebrate fall and all that goes with it: beau"ful colors, cooler weather, clear night skies, frosty morn- ings and crisp air.
Tammy is working to bring special entertainment for your pleasure the month of December. We have school groups, our own line dancers, The Silver Strings group, and many of our reg- ular lunch "me entertainers. As usual, performers will be here between 11:30am and noon. Please try to be a courteous audience, being in your seat before the performance begins. I know this is not always possible so, in that case, please enter the dining room door closest to your desire sea"ng so as not to interrupt or disturb the performance.
In October we honored our senior volunteers. To each of you who are always willing to help out, volunteering your "me and talents, WE THANK YOU. We couldn't do it with out you. You make the senior center the warm friendly place it is. Thanksgiving lunch will be served Wednesday November 17th come and enjoy a wonderful turkey dinner with all the trim- mings. You can make your reserva"on by calling 636-3202.
We are ge!ng close to the holiday season and I hope you all are able to enjoy this "me of years with family and friends.
Robbie
Movie Line Up
Nov. 2nd ~ Lady & The Tramp ~ 2019/PG/1hr 43 mins/ Starts at 1p
Nov. 9th ~ Mulan ~ 2020/PG-13/ 1hr 55 mins/ Starts at 12:45p ~
Nov. 16th~ Mary Poppin ~ 1964/G/ 2hr 19min /Starts at 12:25p ~
Nov. 23rd ~ Return of Mary Poppins ~ 2018/PG/ 2hrs 10 mins/ Starts at 12:45p .
Nov. 30th ~ The Mighty Ducks ~ 1992/PG/1hr 43 mins/ Starts at 1p
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NOVEMBER CARBON CENTER Activities
9a Aerobics 10a Ceramics 10a Quil"ng 10a Ukulele 10a Crochet
12:00pm Lunch
8a-4p Billiards 8a-4p Library
8a–4p Exercise Room 8a –4p Game Room 8a-4p Computer Lab
9a Line Dancing 10a Ceramics
10a Ukulele 12:00pm Lunch
1p Movie 1p Quil"ng
8a-4p Billiards 8a-4p Library
8a–4p Exercise Room 8a-4p Computer Lab 8a-4p Game Room
9a Aerobics 10a Blood Pressure
2nd Wednesday 10a Ceramics
10a Quil"ng 12:00pm Lunch
8a-4p Computer Lab 9a Line Dancing
10a Ceramics 10a Ukulele 10a Toning
10a Quil"ng 12:00pm Lunch
Quil"ng
SHOPPING DAYS Nov 4th Smith’s ~ Nov 10th Lin’s
Nov 18th Wal-mart ~ Nov 22nd Smith’s
Carbon County Senior Center |7
An older lady decided to give herself a big treat for her 70th birthday by Staying overnight in an expensive hotel. When she checked out next Morn- ing, the desk clerk handed her a bill for $250.00. She exploded and de- manded to know why the charge was so high.
“It’s a Nice hotel but the rooms certainly aren’t worth $250.00 for just an overnight Stay! I didn’t even have breakfast.” The clerk told her that $250.00 is The ‘standard rate, so she insisted on speaking to the Manager.
The Manager appeared and, forewarned by the desk clerk, announced: “This Hotel has an Olympic-sized pool and a huge conference center which are available for use.” “But I didn’t use them,” she said. ”Well, they are here, and you could have,” explained the manager.
He went on to explain that she could also have seen one of the in-hotel shows for which the hotel is famous. “We have the best entertainers from the world over performing here,” the Manager said. “But I didn’t go to any of those shows,” she said.
“Well, we have them, and you could have,” the Manager replied. No matter what amenity the Manager mentioned, she replied, “But I didn’t use it!” and The Manager countered with his standard response. After several minutes discussion with the Manager unmoved, she decided to pay, wrote a check and gave it to him. The Manager was surprised when he looked at the check.
“But madam, this check is for only $50.00.” “That’s correct. I charged You $200.00 for sleeping with me,” she replied. “But I didn’t!” exclaims the very surprised Manager.
“Well, too bad, I was here, and you could have.” Don’t mess with Senior Citizens
REMINDER
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Carbon County Senior Bus Guidelines 1. There is a suggested dona"on of $1.00 when riding the bus. 2. Riders must remain seated un"l the bus comes to a complete stop and are instruct- ed by the driver to disembark. 3. Riders must call by 9 a.m. if they need a ride. If the bus fails to pick up a rider who has called in advance the bus will come back and pick the rider up. 4. Riders must stay at the address given for pick up. The bus driver will not look for you. 5. Appointments need to be called in ahead of !me. (When no!fying the center of an appointment please indicate if you are in a wheelchair as extra !me is required for drop off and pick up.) It is appreciated if you can give at least two days prior no- !ce. One days no!ce is acceptable. If the bus is full we may not be able to accom- modate everyone. Doctor appointments will be given first priority when called ahead of "me. (Morning appointments need to be made between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. A$ernoon appointments Mon-Wed star!ng at 1:00. Appointments must be completed by 3:00 to ensure the bus can pick you up. If the appointment goes long please have backup arrangements for your ride home.) 6. Grocery shopping days are Thursdays. Please check the ac"vity calendar for the days of the stores. (Lin’s Fresh Market; Smith’s and Wal-mart) If you leave the grocery store you need to be back for pick up at the "me given by the bus driver. The bus driver will not go looking for you. 7. There is a limit on the amount of groceries allowed on the bus. Only one (1) CASE of anything is allowed. Try to keep your groceries to no more than six (6) bags. Each gallon container (water, milk etc.), counts at one (1) bag. 8. Be courteous to other passengers. Keep in mind that not everyone shares your views on poli"cs and religion. 9. No one under the age of sixty (60) years will be allowed on the bus unless there is prior approval from the director. 10. Please be considerate of the bus driver.
RIDDLE
What is more evil than the devil?
What do the rich want?
What do the poor have?
If you eat this you die?
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Commercial Residential • Heating • Cooling
From Brenda Howerton’s Desk ~ East Carbon Center
10 | 451 Denver Ave, East Carbon, Utah 435-888-2194
East Carbon Center Ac!vi!es Mon– Weds 8am-4pm & Thurs 8am– 1pm
CENTER WILL BE CLOSED NOVEMBER 11TH & 24TH & 25TH
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
Book Club
6p Water Aerobics at Wave Pool
8a-4p Billiards 8a-4p Puzzle
month 11a Crochet
Dear East Carbon Seniors,
Guest What? It’s Turkey Time again, smells of different pies, bread being baked in the air. Foot- ball is on all channels, kids playing in the falling leaves are wonderful "mes of the month. This month our Book Club is reading “ The Orchid House” by Lucinda Riley. t he atmospheric story alternates between the magical world of Wharton Park and Thailand during World War II. It’s filled with twists and turns, passion and lies, this book is a beau"ful, roman"c and poignant novel. I hope you find this novel exci"ng. REMEMBER on Nov. 7th Day Light Saving Time ends. Turn your clock back one hour. Nov. 11th is Veterans Day (center will be closed) to remember our American Soldiers that fought for our freedom. Nov 25th is Thanksgiving DAY. The Center will be closed Nov 24th & 25th. Hope everyone went and got their flu shot. We are open Monday—Thursday from 8am to 4pm. Come in and have a cup of warm beverag- es and visit. You all have a nice Thanksgiving and be well See You Soon, Brenda
450 S Fairgrounds Way Price, Utah 636-3202 |11
Sun Tours & Carbon County Senior Ac"vi"es Center Utah & Southern Arizona Bus Tour
March 30th—April 7, 2022 (9 days)
20-29 passengers
8 nights lodging, including baggage handling (one bag per person)
8 breakfasts; 4 Lunches; and 4 Dinners
Your professional SUN TOURS Tour Director
Guides and tours per i"nerary
Admission to the following a<rac"ons: Þ Canyon de Chelly
Þ Bubbell’s Trading Post
Þ Besh-Ba-Gowash Museum
Þ Pima Air & Space museum
Þ Kartchner Caverns
Þ Boot Hill
Þ Bisbee Museum
Þ Queen Mine
Þ Arches Na"onal Park Visitor Center
Þ All taxes and "ps (except hotel housekeeping)
Þ One complimentary tour for a Carbon County Escort (one half of a double room)
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE COME TO THE CENTER AND GET A ITINERARY