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V.S. Rep. Peter lleFazio, I)-Ore., says "You don't get older; you only get better.” at the
rededication ceremony of the Celeste Campbell Senior Center, which received a $350.000
expansion.
Senior center gets new facilities
By June Russell
t meraid Repoilet
Community supporters of the
(lelesle (atmpbell Senior (Center
cut the t eremonial rihlxni at the
rededir alion of the facility
Tuesday afternoon to celebrate
the first major expansion and
renovation of the center in 24
years
"This building has seen a
new generation of seniors, and
with this renovation it will see
even more,” I'.S. Rep I’eter
Delazio, l)-Ore . said in the
i.ulebration's opening remarks
"As the saving goes, you
don't gel older; you only get
lieller And this senior i enter is
the same way." he said
The 2.2itH square-fool addi
tion and renovation includes
two new classrooms a pantrv
and storage area, new reception
and off it e areas, aec essible rest
rooms .uni a larger main hall
But the expansion is really
onlv the tip of the i( elierg, said
(enter director Kite Dravich
Although the additional space
will help ease congestion and
space limitations, she said the
expansion will only meet mini
mum requirements.
"This will barely meet cur
rent needs," Dravich said
"The place is really full every
day We've had to turn groups
away because we didn't have
the space This is going to lie
much better.”
(Campbell Senior'Outer. 155
High St . offers a variety of so
cial services, recreation and
educational programs, and ac
tivities to adults age 55 or old
er The center, which is operat
ed by the Kugenc Parks. Rex rea
lion and Cultural Services De
partment. will now* he able to
expand its present activities
and services.
"It's basically going to let us
do more of the same activities,
but do it more comfortably.”
Dravich said.
T h e financing for t h e
SJ50.000 project came from a
variety of sources, including
federal community develop
ment block grant funds and pri
vate contributions
Dravich said while all the
grants and contributions
helped to fund the project, the
number of small contributions
indicated hov\ seniors feel
about the center.
"There were people on a
very limited income who gave
five or ten dollars toward the
project,” she said "It was very
important Irecause everybody
wanted to feel a part of it
"People really do feel owner
ship. t his is a different kind of
facility." Dravii h said
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