The independent. (Vernonia, Or.) 1986-current, November 06, 2003, Page 6, Image 6

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The INDEPENDENT, November 6, 2003
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Community
Rebecca Swanson, Clark McGaugh wedding
ceremony held on shore of Lake Tahoe
From left are Steve McGaugh, newlyweds Clark and Rebecca
McGaugh, and Melody Lignell
Rebecca Swanson
and
Clark McGaugh, both of Ver­
nonia, were married October
25, 2003, in a ceremony per­
formed on the shore of Lake
Tahoe, in Homewood, Calif.
Serving as best man was
the groom’s brother, Steve Mc­
Gaugh of Fresno, Calif. The
bride’s attendant was a niece,
Melody Lignell of St. Helens.
Family members and friends
from Oregon, Washington and
California gathered for the cel­
ebration.
The newlyweds are both
employed at The INDEPEN­
DENT.
By Karen Miller
S e -
n i o r s
rule! Se­
tt i o r s
compose
t
h e
fa s te s t
g ro w in g
segment
of
our
society, I’ve been told. I’m sure
that listening to the guest
speakers we provide here at
the Center for seniors is one of
the reasons why that’s true! For
instance, Tips on Successful
Aging given by Cathy Rocinek
from the Providence-Vernonia
Clinic on October 22. We will
be having more of these in­
formative workshops in the fu­
ture. Read this column and/or
come in for dates.
There was a lot of steppin’
on toes around here October
24...for foot care day, that is.
Our foot care has been a very
successful event. Call our of­
fice to sign up. Slots fill fast.
$15 a visit. The next foot clinic
will be December 19th.
Also, call our office for a
Community Action Team Direc­
tory, to see if you qualify for en­
ergy assistance, or to sign up
for our Beginning Sign Lan­
guage class on Mondays 10:30
-1 1 :30 a.m., starting Nov. 3.
We do have transportation
services here from the Cetner.
Call 429-4304 for that informa­
tion.
November is National Care­
givers Month. If you are an un­
paid caregiver, stop by the Se­
nior Center for a special recog­
nition treat. YOU DESERVE
IT!! Also, see if you qualify for
some respite care for yourself.
If you haven’t tried our great
lunches here at the center,
come and join us Mondays
through Fridays, for ages 60
and up on a donation basis
only.
Or, if you are homebound or
know of someone who is, we
also deliver Meals-on-Wheels
to the local area.
The Center will be closed
November 11 in honor of Veter­
an Day; also on November 27
and 28 for the Thanksgiving
holiday.
Come in and sign up for the
Thanksgiving dinner to be held
November 19 at 12:00 noon.
Now is time to reserve space for
annual Booster Christmas bazaar
The Booster Club Holiday
Bazaar is coming!! The dates of
the bazaar this year are De­
cember 6, 10 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
and December 7, 12:00-5:00
p.m.
The Vernonia Booster Club
would like to invite all fellow
crafters to participate in the
25th annual Vernonia “Christ­
mas in the Country” Bazaar. All
profits from the rent of vendor
space, plus food and beverage
C lint Vandehey
Carpet &
Upholstery
Your One Stop
Decorating Shop
• Mohawk
• Wllsonart
• Shaw
«Perso
This is always well-attended
and reservations are needed.
REMEMBER:
•
Pastries
and
bread
Wednesday and Saturday
mornings.
• Bingo, Mondays at lunch.
• Ladies aerobics Mondays,
too, after lunch.
• Music with the Golden
Oldies on Wednesdays.
• Games on Thursdays.
• Willoughby Hearing every
second Friday.
Call our office for any senior
needs and concerns.
Have you thought
about the care you
or your loved one may
need someday?
sales in the cafeteria, will go to
the Booster Club for to help
support many activities.
Registration forms may be
obtained at either Buckleberry
Cottage or the Vernonia Public
Library. All bazaar items must
be handmade. For more infor­
mation, or if you are uncertain
whether your items qualify,
please call Rietta Behnke at
503-429-6975 or Nona Skinner
at 503-429-8401.
Jennings McCall
Invites you to take
a VERY close look...
C a ll
Room with a view...and safe harbor...
We are cared for as well as when I was a child
and my mother looked out for me. Though it
was a little embarrassing when care was offered
to me, at 90 years old \'m learning to accept it
graciously. We're fussy, and the staff caters to
our every whim with friendliness."
- Jim and Lita Deyoe
503-357-4133
Forest Grove
Apartments
Available.
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