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WHAT’S MY NAME? DECEMBER/JANUARY CENTRALWYOMINGSENIORSERVICESINC 1831 EAST 4th STREET ●CASPER, WYOMING 82601 ●307-265-4678 ●[email protected] Buzz says “Make sure and bee counted!!” Census begins April 1st, 2020! Surveys can be completed online beginning From the Staff March 12, 2020. Or surveys can be completed by email, phone, or in at CWSS! person April 1, 2020. **You don’t have to answer any questions you’re not comfortable with! Counting all people is the goal!** Changes are Who’s Who…………..…………...2 happening! Donations…………………………..3 Center Infor5ation…………..4 You will be seeing some changes, both around the center and in the Year in Spotlight……………....6 Newsletter. We are in the middle of 13 Holiday Traditions……....7 Let the front the remodel but hope we are still adequately meeting our clients’ Notes 4om the Kitchen.....8 office know your needs. answer for an Meal Calendar…………...9&10 We are changing the name of the entry into the Newsletter and offering more Thanks……...………….…………...11 drawing for a diverse content and more helpful Happenings…………...………...12 information. $50 Meal ticket! Reasons to Celebrate……... 13 Thanks for your Activities…………….………….....14 INSIDE THIS ISSUE continuing support!! CommunitJ Happenings..15 WHO’S WHO AROUND THE CENTER Board of Directors Errol Miller ........................................ President Jennifer Rohrer ............................ Vice President Richard Shamley ..................................... Treasurer Linda Loranger ......................................... Secretary Members Clyde Cain Frances Lujan Gloria Fuhrer Miles Hartung Crystal Morse Barbara Flinn Linda Blackstone Casper Representative Ray Pacheco Executive Director Locations Assistant Director CASPER Rita Wagner Rachel Brown Data Entry 1831 East 4th St (307) 265-4678 Kitchen Manager Rae Appel MILLS Kimberly Cooper Administrative Assistant 401 Wasatch (307) 237-1317 Kitchen Staff Frankee Foley Johnna Moore EVANSVILLE Terri Gibson In-Home Services Marrissa Casias Lacey Kidman 71 Curtis St (307) 315-6719 Alex Cooper Alicia Roldan Hope Gallagher Kristi Arellano Audrianna Fernandez Kim Evans Trudi Renner Tess Robinson Karen Bays Sarah George Facebook.com/pages/Casper-Senior-Center (Mills) Diane Miller JaVonna Nye Pam Gallagher www.casperseniorcenter.com Melissa Shoemaker (Evansville) Marcie Alcala ALL ABOUT US Central Wyoming Senior Center provided more than 50,000 meals 1976 to provide low cost, was established in 1975 to last year. All of our programs are nutritious meals to the over-60 provide nutritious meals, designed to enhance the ability of population of Natrona County. companionship, program support, the over-60 population of Natrona Many of our programs are and activities for the senior County to stay active, healthy and administered by the Wyoming citizens of Natrona County. We independent by offering activities Department of Health Office of began serving meals in a church and nutritional support & services Healthcare Financing. basement and eventually moved to meet their changing needs. We into our current facility, where we were established as a 501(c)3 in 2 Central Wyoming Senior Services GIFTS & MEMORIALS Gifts Memorials Reuben Salazar Anonymous Donor(s) Sonja Gossin Mary C. Moler John & Janet Hilde Ann Roberts Frank Stofflet Maurine Hoffman Mike Bullard Lorraine Sevcik Janice Kalasinsky Mary C. Moler Jean Collins St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Karon Windle John Savage Cheryl Horton Dorothy Bullard Barbara Yonts Jerome & Ronda Bolding Mary Hales Lester G. Peterson Eva Orr Delores Trestik Hub Jasmann Janice Kalasinsky Mike & Dorothy Bullard Charlotte Kolb Amazon Smile Program Janice Kalasinsky What Your Memorial Does The Board of Directors has directed that memorial gifts are to be spent only on items of lasting value, not general operations. Note: This is a list for Gifts and Memorial Donations When we last expanded the Center we given between used memorial gifts to match One Cent and other money. Just note on your check that September 20November 18. the gift is a memorial and the person you If you have not been recognized for your donation(s) made between those dates, please see Rita. wish to be remembered. Call today to connect with a SENIOR LIVING ADVISOR INDEPENDENT LIVING • ASSISTED LIVING • MEMORY CARE A Place for Mom has helped over a million 4305 S. Poplar St., Casper, WY 82601 families fi nd senior living solutions that meet their unique needs. 307-237-2561 www.savaseniorcare.com Joan Lunden, journalist, There’s no cost to you! best-selling author, former host of Good Morning America (888) 672-0689 and senior living advocate. We're paid by our partner communities St. Anthony Manor NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS HOUSING SENIORS 62 & OVER & DISABLED REQUIRING FEATURES OF ADA UNIT RENT IS 30% OF INCOME 307-237-0843 211 East 6th St. • Casper WY 82601 For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com Central Wyoming Senior Services, Casper, WY A 4C 05-0641 CENTER INFORMATION WAYS TO GET HELP We’re looking for interested parties for new activities. Wyoming Home Services is a program that provides If you would like to try: assistance to an individual in their home. Services provided include housekeeping, personal care, respite, Mah-Jongg and care coordination. National Family Caregiver Program provides Bunco assistance to caregivers who are taking care of a loved one. Services include homemaking, personal care, respite, and care coordination. Any Zentangle questions? Cribbage Come see Lacey or Alicia. Or have a suggestion for Or give us a call at (307) 265-4678. additional activities, please come to the office to discuss with staff! Meal Prices: Suggested donation for a senior Join Us! Board Meeting Schedule: meal is $5.00. We do offer 10 and 20 count punch tickets. As an in- (All meetings are public) centive, we will offer one free Birthday celebrations meal with every 20 punch ticket December 16th and donation. courtesy of Meadow Wind Fourth Monday of January at Remember that non-seniors or and Park Place will take 2:00 pm in the clients that do not fill out our yearly paperwork and sign in are place: Conference Room. required to purchase a meal ticket at the reception desk for Friday, December 13th This is the perfect time for $8.00. (See the notices posted.) Friday, January 1st! the public to attend and find When you invite a non-senior out about what is happening guest, please stop by the front within the Agency. desk and purchase a meal ticket for them. RIDDLE If you are 60 or older and your Meal Times: birthday is in Dec. or Jan., Casper: 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM I never ask bring this coupon into the front office to Mills: Noon to 1:00pm receive your free meal ticket. Evansville: Noon to 1:00 PM questions but am always answered. Name:__________________ Reservations Required at the Mills and Evansville Sites What am I? Birthdate:_______________ Let the front office know the right MENU IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE answer for your chance to win a Courtesy of C.W.S.S. $50 Meal Ticket! 4 Central Wyoming Senior Services Since the last newsletter: Oktoberfest Halloween Jack Damien’s Last Day American Heritage Quilt Giveaway Offering Psychiatry Services for All Ages Psychiatric Evaluations Medication Management & Therapy Call Today to Schedule Your Appointment 307.224.2484 Jennifer Frausto DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC Doctor of Nursing Practice 1300 East A Street - Suite 101 • Casper, Wyoming 82601 Wyoming 2-1-1 2-1-1 is an easy number to remember that connects people to a full range of non-emergency community, social, health, disaster and government services in their community! Call between 8 am to 866-657-1604 6:00 pm, Monday through Friday by dialing 211 or 888-425-7138. For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com Central Wyoming Senior Services, Casper, WY B 4C 05-0641 SPOTLIGHT Year in Review What happened in 1980? Major News: ♦ January 1—66th Rose Bowl & 46th Sugar Bowl/Orange Bowl ♦ January 20—President Jimmy Carter announces US boycott of Moscow Olympics ♦ February 6—John Wayne Gacy goes on trial for the murder of 33 young men in Cook County, Illinois ♦ March 1—Snow falls in Florida ♦ March 21—J.R. is shot on the TV show “Dallas” ♦ March 24—ABC’s nightly “Iran Hostage” crisis program is renamed “Nightline” ♦ April 6—Post-It Notes introduced ♦ April 30—Terrorist seize Iranian Embassy in London ♦ May 1—15th Academy of Country Music Awards ♦ May 8—World Health Organization announces smallpox has been eradicated ♦ May 18—Mt. St. Helens erupts in Washington state, causing the largest landslide in history (killing 57 people and costing $1 billion in damages) ♦ June 1—1st Transmission of CNN (the Cable News Network) ♦ June 23—”David Letterman Show” debuts on NBC-TV (daytime) ♦ June 27—US Revives draft registration ♦ July 16—Ronald Reagan formally accepts Republican nomination for US president ♦ August 11—New York Yankee Reggie Jackson hits his 400th HR off Chicago’s Britt Burns ♦ August 20—Reinhold Messner of Italy is 1st to solo-ascend Mt. Everest ♦ September 1—Jerry Lewis’ 15th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $31,103,787.00 ♦ September 23—Bob Marley has his last concert at Stanley Theater, Pittsburgh ♦ October 14—Ronald Reagan promises to name a woman to the Supreme Court. ♦ November 4—Republican candidate Ronald Reagan is elected President of the US, defeating incumbent Democrat President Jimmy Carter by a landslide ♦ November 9—Iraqi President Saddam Hussein declares holy war against Iran ♦ November 21—John Lennon and Yoko Ono pose nude for photographer Allan Tannenbaum ♦ December 12—US copyright law amended to include computer programs & Apple makes its initial public offering on the US stock market (28 years later it will become the 1st US company valued at over $1 trillion) ♦ December 18—Vietnam adopts constitution ♦ December 30—”Wonderful World of Disney” last performance on NBC-TV What Did it Cost? 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