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Silver Threads SILVERSILVRTT hhreraeadds s October 2018 • 25¢ • “Every Life Has a Story… Including Ours” • Volume 20 Issue #10 Welcome to Brigham Senior Center Welcome to Silver Threads ....... Page 1 Special Senior Info ..................... Page 2 Museum Mustering’s ................ Page 3 Monthly Acvies ..................... Page 4 Monthly Menu ........................... Page 5 Never Quit Learning .................. Page 6 Happy Birthdays ........................ Page 7 “Picture Yourself” ...................... Page 8 Safety & Nutrion ................... Page 9 Want Ads & Cook’s Corner ...... Page 10 Gone But Not Forgoen .......... Page 10 Word Search ............................ Page 11 Upcoming Events ...................... Page11 We Need You to Know ............ Page 12 Daily Schedule ......................... Page 12 Marge’s Meanderings ............. Page 13 Recognions ............................ Page 14 Upcoming Events & Travel ......................... Page 15 Wish List & Bus News .............. Page 16 WITCHAPALOOZA DINNER THEATER THE GATHERING PLACE About the Center Located at 24 North 300 West, Brigham City Wondering what to put in your “trick-or-treat “bag this year? For a real Senior Center is the focal point in southeast treat, grab your ghoul-friends, or boyfriends, dawn your witchy Box Elder County where informaon about and costume and make plans to aend “Bewitched, Bothered, and Bedaz- access to aging services can be obtained. The zled,” the fun and excing show at Center is a division of Brigham City Witchapalooza Dinner Theater. Corporaon, Bear River Associaon of Enjoy a tasty meal, as you fill your Governments and the Utah Division of Aging belly with laughs and celebrate Services. the witchy fun of October. Featuring some of Utah’s top Treasures Under Glass, Gi Shop musicians and actors, this show Cra ers help create many beauful items for sale at the "Gi Shop". The proceeds from the has sold out for 10 years running! gi shop help support Meals on Wheels. There Be sure to sign up early, so you are many quality items for sale throughout the won’t be le out in the dark. Join year including some amazing baby blankets the fun on October 11, 2018. The and unique Wedding Shower gi s. bus leaves at 5:00 p.m. The cost is $45. Special Senior Informaon Alzheimer’s Support Group & Lower Your Medicare Costs Extend your Grocery Budget Memory Club Prescripon Drug Costs! If you are looking for an easy way to extend The Alzheimer’s Associaon sponsors this If your monthly income is not more than your grocery budget we may have the support group. The Club is a socializaon $1,538 for singles ($2,078 for couples) and answer. group for those with memory problems and your assets are not more than $14,100 for their caregivers. Both groups meet together singles ($28,150 for couples), you may be Seniors 60+ that meet income guidelines for 30 minutes, then split with caregivers eligible for Extra Help, a federal program can receive a box of groceries every month. rering to the lounge. This month we will that helps you pay some or most of the USDA Commodies are boxed by meet on Wednesday, October 10 and 24, costs of Medicare prescripon drug volunteers the third Wednesday of every 2018 at 10:30 a.m. Please RSVP 435-226- coverage (Part D). Assets include such month and are available to be picked up by 1457 if you plan to stay for lunch. things as bank accounts, stocks, and bonds. qualified individuals. Delivery is also Caregiver’s Comfort Club Vickie, Gary and Nancy, our Senior Health available. Insurance Informaon Program (SHIP) Caregiver’s meets on the 3rd Wednesday of counselors, will be happy to help you with These groceries vary from month to month. the month. Join us on October 17, 2018, at your needs. Please call the Center at Somemes it is the opportunity to try a 6:00 pm for a light meal and a program 435-226-1450 for an appointment for free new product or build your food storage. sponsored by Aspen Ridge Home Health, assistance applying for extra help. See Bonnie for an topic to be announced. Please RSVP to Staff members are also available to help applicaon to see if you Vickie, 435-226-1455. with other qualify. VA Benefit Appointments Medicare or The VA will be here to assist you with all of health insurance This month’s pick-up/ your benefit needs on October 9 and the needs. delivery date is 23rd, 2018. For appt. call Deborah 435- October 17, 2018 713-1462. 12:30-3:00 Page 2 • hp://brighamcity.utah.gov/senior-center.htm Assisted & Independent Living 1040 S. Medical Dr. • Brigham City, UT 435-723-9100 • www.maplespringsbrighamcity.com “INSPIRING OUR RESIDENTS TO CONTINUE TO LIVE LIFE THEIR WAY” QUESTIONS ON MEDICARE? WHAT INSURANCE IS BEST FOR YOU? HOW DOES MEDICARE WORK FOR ME? Darin L. Noorda - Owner 435-452-1388 • [email protected] • crsgadvisors.com Brigham City Care • Compassion • Comfort 435-239-8780 gablesofbrighamcity.com For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com Brigham City Senior Center, Brigham City, UT A 4C 05-1010 Museum Musterings: Plein Air Exhibion October 8 through November 3, 2018 During the Brigham City Museum’s Plein Air Exhibion, every corner visitors turn in the gallery they will experience the immensity and power of Utah’s landscapes. The scenic painngs will be on display Sept. 8 through Nov. 3. Admission is free. The museum is located at 24 North 300 West. Hours are Tuesday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. For further informaon, please phone (435) 226-1439 or visit www.brighamcitymuseum.org. Painng in “plein air,” a French term for painng outdoors, is a flourishing trend in the art world as was evident in the strong response to the museum’s juried exhibion. All ages submied artworks for the compeon. Purchase prizes totaling up to $3,000 were award- ed. Sponsors are Niagara Boling, Hansen Jewelry Co., Hansen Motor Co., ABC Construcon, Nucor, Wahlen Denstry and (anonymous) in memory of Elenora “Nora” Henriea Koer Biddulph. Juror for the compeon was Lydia Gravis, Shaw Gallery Direc- tor at Weber State University. Gravis has a Bachelor of Arts in painng and drawing and a Master of Fine Arts in visual art. She selected the following for awards: Allen Brockbank, Centerville, First Place for “Sanpete Serenade”; G. Russell Case, Brigham City, Second Place for “Willard Morning”; and Isaac Brockbank, Perry, Third Place for “Misty A er- noon.” Gravis chose Allen Brockbank’s painng for an award because his “composion and linear perspecve evokes curiosity in the viewer. The artwork gives a sense of nostalgia for rural America through lighng as well as depicng an old house, buildings and a dirt road. The work conveys a sense of quiet and simplicity.” The juror singled out Case for honors because his piece “conveys that sasfying sense of color one feels with the golden light that happens in the morning. He took a simple composion and brought the scene to life through color and han- dling of paint.” Gravis picked Isaac Brockbank’s artwork for recognion because it “portrays the scene we’ve been inundated with lately – smoky skies! Also, the scene gives the viewer a sense of calm which is achieved through composion, color scheme, warm underpainng and small size of canvas.” Sanpete Serenade by Allen Brockbank Page 3 • hp://brighamcity.utah.gov/senior-center.htm Brent & Lori Gillies Brigham City’s ONLY Locally Owned Mortuary Owners (435) 723-8333 634 East 200 South x (435) 339-0369 x www.gilliesfuneralchapel.com Brigham Karen Rustan Medical Clinic GRI, ABR, CRS, SRES Physicians: (Senior Real Estate Specialist) James R. Taylor, M.D. Family Practice Assocate Broker David G. Wilding, M.D. Intermal Medicine (Habla Español) Gregg H. Wilding, M.D. Family Practice 176 N. Main • Brigham City, UT Kellie Nielsen, FNP Nurse Practioner/Family Practice Lindee Price Allen, FNP Nurse Practitioner/Family Practice 435-279-0036 • [email protected] **all providers are accepting New Patients “I Make House Calls” Services Include: • Newborn/Pediatric/Family Care • Genecology • Internal Medicine • Preventative Healthcare • Certified Medical Examiners for CDL www.sleepbetterinstitute.com Appointments Available Monday - Saturday 515 W. Forest St. Evening Appointments Also Available 600 West Hospital Road, Brigham City Brigham City, UT 5825 Harrison Blvd South Ogden, UT 84403 For an appointment call: 435.723.0868 801.475.5254 435-734-2041 For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com Brigham City Senior Center, Brigham City, UT B 4C 05-1010 October 2018 Acvies Acvity Calendar Subject to Change Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 2 3 4 5 - Senior Swingers 11:30 - DI Trip 9:00 - Senior Idol 11:30 -Birthday Lunch 12:00 - Bingo A er Lunch - Integrity Foot Clinic 12:30 8 9 10 11 12 - Lunch & Learn Ali’s Alzheimer’s Support 10:30 -Medicare 101 - SLN Angels 12:00 -Lunch sponsored by Financial 12:00 -Red Cross Blood Drive - Integrity Foot Clinic Myers 12:00 1:30 12:30 -Witchapalooza - VA Representave by Dinner Theater Center Closed Appointment 5:00 p.m. 15 16 17 18 19 -Lunch sponsored by - Rocky Mtn Blood - Pumpkin Walk 10:00 Gillies 12:00 - Pioneer Care Lunch Pressure Clinic 10:30 - Pioneer Wellness - Bingo A er Lunch and Learn 12:00 - Commodies 12:30 12:30-3:00 -Caregiver’s Comfort Club 6:00 22 23 24 25 26 - Wendover 7:30 - VA Representave by - Bingo a er Lunch Appointment Alzheimer’s Support 10:30 - Foot Zoning 11:00 - Wii Bowling 1:00 -Bunco with H2U 1:00 - Halloween Dance 6:00 p.m. - Cookies & Canvas 6:00 p.m. 29 30 31 - Bingo A er Lunch -Halloween Party 11:30 Trips & Party Dates! 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