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January 2021• 25¢ • “50 Years of Delivering a Difference” • Volume 23 Issue #1
Volunteer Your Way to Be"er Health!
Welcome to Brigham
Volunteering can be one of the most beneficial things that you can do for
Senior Center your health this year. According to www.helpguide.org, volunteering can
Welcome to Silver Threads͘͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 1 help you to connect with the community, learn new skills, protect your
Upcoming Events…………………... Page 2 mental and physical health while reducing stress, comba ng depression
Special Senior Info͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 3 and providing a sense of purpose.
Museum Ma,ers͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 5 Of course, the more you volunteer, the more benefits you will experi-
Safety & Nutri/on ͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 6 ence. By volunteering, you can help those in need and improve your
health and happiness.
Monthly Ac/vi/es͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 8
Volunteering puts you in contact with others. You are able to help out
Monthly Menu͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 9 the cause you choose to support while making an impact on the commu-
“Picture Yourself”͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 10 nity and mee ng likeͲminded individuals.
Want Ads & Cook’s Corner͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 11 Volunteering helps with mental and physical health by counterac ng the
Gone But Not Forgo,en͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 11 effects of stress, anger, and anxiety. Making a meaningful connec on
Word Search͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 12 with another person is one of the best stress busters!
Happy Birthdays͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 13 Volunteering helps to combat depression by keeping you in regular con-
Center Happenings͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 14 tact with others and helping to develop a strong support system.
Walk to Vancouver͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 14 For those that have recently re red or lost a spouse, volunteering can
News you Can Use͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 14 help to provide a sense of purpose. Volunteering can take your mind off
Marge’s Meanderings͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 16 of your own worries and s mulate you mentally.
Brigham City Senior Center relies upon our amazing volunteers to provide
Recrea/on͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 17
excep onal service to our Meals on Wheels clients. We are seeking some
Never Quit Learning͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 18
excep onal people to join our team as we prepare to add another route
Wish List & Bus News͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘͘Page 20 this year.
Perhaps your neighbor or a loved one benefi.ed from the service of
Meals on Wheels. You can help to con nue this amazing service. Call
“Promong Wellness, Dignity Tammy at 435Ͳ226Ͳ1454 for more informa on. A background check at
and Social Independence for our the Police Department is required and we pay for it! Once a week; once a
month; or once in a while. Your service to the senior popula on will be so
Communies.” appreciated.
Located at 24 North 300 West,
Brigham City Senior Center is the focal COVIDͲ19 Restric/ons and Guidelines
point in southeast Box Elder County
In every phase, highͲrisk individuals operate under stricter guidelines because
where informa,on about and access to they are more likely to suffer from severe illness from COVIDͲ19. Because a
aging services can be obtained. The Senior Center, by design, caters to highͲrisk individuals, stricter guidelines must
Center is a division of Brigham City be followed. We will not be reopening to the public un&l it is safe to do so. In
Corpora,on, Bear River Associa,on of the mean&me, your Senior Center is undergoing a much needed faceli' and
Governments and the Utah Division of remodel to be(er serve the public when we can open our doors. We miss all of
Aging Services. Open 7:30 am Ͳ3:00 the fun ac&vi&es that we have shared in the past and truly enjoy visi&ng with
pm daily. 3:00Ͳ5:00 by appointment. those that come to pick up lunches. Our overarching ac&ons are aimed at keep-
ing the majority safe and healthy. We con&nue to provide Meals on Wheels,
takeͲout meals, Ensure, transporta&on and Medicare
counseling. We are also a listening ear if you just need
Upcoming Events & Travel Expand Your Horizons!
Are you an avid walker? Have you recently picked up walking? Do
you want to start walking but need mo&va&on?
Join us for our 2021 virtual walk! This is a group walk, meaning
mileage from all par&cipants will be added together to reach the
des&na&on.
We will follow along the old Route 66 highway as we get fit, stay
ac&ve, and have fun! We will start in Downtown Chicago and
make our way across the country to Santa Monica, California Ͳ
2,448 miles. Call Bonnie to register, 435Ͳ226Ͳ1457. We will be
tracking miles and all par&cipants will earn a prize.
Let’s get ChicaͲGOͲing
The star&ng point of The Mother Road (Route 66) is Chicago, IL. Famous for their iconic hotdogs (no ketchup, please), the deepest dish
pizza burs&ng with all the toppings you can imagine, 3x World Series champions Cubs baseball, and being the home of the only river in the
world that flows backwards; Chicago is the 3rd largest city in the United States. There are an es&mated 2.7 million residents. Chicago has a
world renowned park system which inspired the city’s mo(oͲ urbs in horto which means “city in a garden.” The Chicago park system has
more than 8,800 acres of green space and 600 parks, making it the largest municipal park district in the na&on.
Chicago Fast Facts:
x The name “Chicago” comes from the Algonquian word Chigagou meaning “onion field.”
x Chicago has many nicknames, but the most famous is The Windy City.
x The dessert “brownie” was first created at Chicago’s Palmer House for the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposi.on.
x Also at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposi.on, the very first Ferris Wheel made its debut in Chicago.
x The first recorded automobile race was held from Chicago to Evanston, IL and back on Thanksgiving Day in 1895.
x Walt Disney was born in a Chicago neighborhood in 1901. His studies include drawing at Chicago’s McKinley High School and the
Art Ins.tute of Chicago.
Meet me in St. Louis
Our first des&na&on on our trip is St. Louis, MissouriͲ the Gateway to the West. St. Louis is about 350 miles from Chicago when you take
historic Route 66. On the way, there are several iconic and historic places to stop and sights to see. Stay tuned for more facts and infor-
ma&on about the ci&es and a(rac&ons along route 66 between Chicago and St. Louis.
ages and abili es. It is free to par cipate. Contact
435Ͳ226Ͳ1457 for ques ons or to sign up. Kirsten Smith is our
Monday & Wednesday @ 10 AM via Zoom App instructor and makes me so you can have an opportunity to
visit virtually with your friends following class.
Sit and Move is a chair fitness class accessible to all
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Special Senior Informa#on
Alzheimer’s Support Group & Memory Resource Support Group 226Ͳ1457 for an appointment for free
Club This group is for anyone in a caregiving assistance applying for extra help.
The Alzheimer’s Associa&on sponsors this situa&on or seniors looking for resources to Staff members are also available to help
group and has decided to cancel all in help them remain in their home. This with other Medicare or health insurance
person groups un&l further no&ce, as a group will resume once the center has reͲ needs such as billing issues. Help may also
result of the pandemic. The Center has opened. The dates and &me of this group is be available to pay for your Part B
TBD at the &me of reͲopening. Please call premium. Schedule an appointment today.
made the decision to no longer offer this
Katy for assistance with your caregiving We are providing counseling over the
specific group. If you need this type of
ques&ons. telephone during the COVID ʹ19 Crisis.
support, please feel free to go on the Please call and ask to schedule a telephone
Lower Your Medicare or
internet to alz.org website. There you will appointment. If needed, we can conduct a
Prescrip on Drug Costs!
be able to find support groups that meet curbside consulta&on. We will con&nue to
If your monthly income is not more than
through online plaIorms, as well as a
$1,615 for singles ($2,175 for couples) and provide you the best service possible.
variety of informa&on to support the your assets are not more than $14,610 for
caregiver. If you have addi&onal ques&ons, singles ($29,160 for couples), you may be Is your monthly income:
please contact Katy, InͲHome Social eligible for Extra Help, a federal program Single: less than $1,615
Worker, at 435Ͳ226Ͳ1455. that helps you pay some or most of the Couple: less than $2,175
costs of Medicare prescrip&on drug
VA Benefit Appointments coverage (Part D). Assets include such
If you need assistance with any VA things as bank accounts, stocks, and bonds.
Are your assets:
services, our local representa&ve is Debo- Katy and Nancy, our Senior Health Singles: less than 14,610
rah Crowther from BRAG. For assistance, Insurance Informa&on Program (SHIP)
call Deborah 435Ͳ713Ͳ1462. counselors, will be happy to help you with Couple: less than $29,160
your needs. Please call the Center at 435Ͳ
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In honor and remembrance of all who
served, Myers Mortuary is offering up
to a $500* discount, for the veteran &
their spouse, on a pre-arranged
funeral or cremation service.
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For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpiseniors.com Brigham City Senior Center, Brigham City, UT A 4C 05-1010
In honor and remembrance of all who
served, Myers Mortuary is offering up
Library Corner
Time is running
out...Apply for Assistance Today!
Modified Library Hours for “High Transmission” Level
The opportunity to u&lize the pet grant ends on January 22, 2021.
Please contact Bonnie for an applica&on. 435Ͳ226Ͳ1457
M, W, F: 10amͲ5pm
We would love to help you with your Pet Care needs! We received T, Th: 1pmͲ8pm
a grant from Petsmart Chari&es that can be used for Veterinary Sat: 10amͲ2pm
care (not spaying or neutering), grooming, boarding and pet food. Outdoor Book Return: 24/7
We also have a dona&on of Premium, Grain Free Dog Food and Curbside pickup is s ll available. Call 435Ͳ723Ͳ5850 or email
Cat Food from American Nutri&on that we would love to share reference@bcutah.org for ques ons.
with your pets. This is an incomeͲqualified program.
Turbulent 60’s Reading & Discussion Series
The Sword and the Shield: The Revolu2on-
ary Lives of Malcolm X and Mar2n Luther
King Jr. by Joseph E. Peniel (Scholar:
Branden Li.le, PhD., WSU)
Thursday, 4 Feb 2021, 7pm (online/hybrid)
This dual biography of Malcolm X and
Mar n Luther King upends
longstanding preconcep ons to
transform our understanding of the
twen eth century's most iconic African American
leaders.
Did You Know…
Grandparents can really boost their grandchildren’s success!
Children who are read to at least 3 mes a week by a family
member are almost twice as likely to score in the top 25% in
reading compared to children who are read to less than 3
mes a week.
The Library is kicking off 2021 with the 1000 Books Before
Kindergarten program. The concept is simple: read to your
HEAT Assistance Available child or grandchild with the goal to complete 1000 books
Do you need help paying your home energy bill? The Home Ener- before they begin Kinder-
gy Assistance Target (HEAT) Program is an assistance program garten. Does that sound
designed to help lowͲincome households with home energy crazy? If you read just 1
costs. There have been some changes to the program this year:
book a day, that would be
x The program is now open year round so there is no rush to
365 books by the 1st year,
get an appointment.
x So'ware changes have resulted in longer processing &mes
730 by year #2, and 1,095
so you may not see a credit to your account for six weeks or by year #3! You can reͲ
longer. read books, you can begin
x Due to COVID 19 visits will not be con- any me, and you can read
ducted in person. more than one book per
Contact the HEAT Office to see about schedul- day. Any me your child
ing a phone appointment. hears a book read aloud it counts! Pick up a tracking sheet
435Ͳ723Ͳ1116 from the Library any me and start reading!
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Museum Ma"ers: Museum of Art and History ±Winter Plein Air January 23April 10
Brigham City Museum
20 N 300 W; Brigham City, UT 84302 435Ͳ226Ͳ1439
Hours 10:00 a.m. Ͳ5:00 p.m. Tuesday ʹFriday; 1:00 p.m.Ͳ5:00 p.m. Saturday
Special hours are reserved for highͲrisk popula&ons from 10:00 AM to Noon, Tuesday Ͳ Friday and 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM on Saturday.
General Public Hours are Noon to 5:00 PM, Tuesday Ͳ Friday and 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM on Saturday. Group tours are required to con-
tact museum staff to make arrangements via email (maryann@boxeldermuseum.org), phone (435Ͳ226Ͳ1430), or Facebook Messen-
ger. Please consider signing up for the eͲnewsle(er on brighamcitymuseum.org and following us on Facebook (BrighamCityMuseum)
To those who are not ready to come into the Museum in person: Access the virtual tour of this year's quilt show plus ar&st interviews
and roundtable conversa&ons on our website and YouTube channel. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay informed on new Vir-
tual content such as interac&ve walkthroughs, ar&sts’ talks and recep&ons, and educa&onal programs to accompany all of our upcom-
ing exhibits.
h9ps://youtu.be/WB2Qseh8JdY
We are excited to host the Second Utah Designer Cra' Ar&sts compe&&on this
year and invite you to join us. The show will run from Saturday, November 21
through Saturday, January 16.
This year’s winter&me plein air compe&&on will be on the theme “Thrive 125”
in honor of the 125th anniversary of Utah statehood on January 4th, 2021.
The canvas stamping period is December 26ͲJanuary 16th. Exhibit will be open
January 23rd through April 10th.
Virtual awards ceremony on March 4th at 6pm.
More informa&on on entering and visi&ng at brighamcitymuseum.org
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Box Elder
Community
Pantry
If you need food assistance,
Brent & Lori Gillies want to volunteer or
Brigham City’s ONLY Locally Owned Mortuary Owners donate please give us a call
634 East 200 South • (435) 723-5236 • www.gfc-utah.com 435-723-1449
Chrisp N
Brigham
NClean Professional Cleaning
Medical Clinic
Physicians:
David G. Wilding, M.D. Intermal Medicine (Habla Español)
“We love what we QUESTIONS ON MEDICARE? Lindee Price Allen, FNP Nurse Practitioner/Family Practice
do... & you will too!” WHAT INSURANCE IS BEST FOR YOU? Stephan M. Moss, FNP Nurse Practitioner/Family Practice
HOW DOES MEDICARE WORK FOR ME? Marie Smith, FNP, Nurse Practitioner/Family Practice
Miranda Short Carla K Smith, FNP Nurse Practitioner/Family Practice
(435) 232-5917 Darin L. Noorda - Owner
**all providers are accepting New Patients
Chrispnclean@live.com 435-452-1388 • dnoorda@crsgadvisors.com • crsgadvisors.com
Services Include:
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• Genecology
Care, Compassion and Comfort • Internal Medicine
• Preventative Healthcare
CINDY CARLOPOLI in Your Home or Ours. • Certified Medical Examiners for CDL
Sales Associate Appointments Available
(435) 553-5285 Direct Monday - Saturday
176 North Main St. 600 West Hospital Road, Brigham City
Brigham City, UT 435-239-8780 For an appointment call:
ccarlopoli@yahoo.com gablesofbrighamcity.com
Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated 435-734-2041
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpiseniors.com Brigham City Senior Center, Brigham City, UT B 4C 05-1010
Fake calls from Apple and
Amazon support:
What you need to know
By Alvaro Puig
Division of Consumer and Business Education, FTC
Scammers are calling people and using the names of two companies everyone knows, Apple and Amazon, to rip people off.
Here’s what you need to know about these calls.
In one version of the scam, you get a call and a recorded message that says it’s Amazon. The message says there’s some-
thing wrong with your account. It could be a suspicious purchase, a lost package, or an order they can’t fulfill.
In another twist on the scam, you get a recorded message that says there’s been suspicious activity in your Apple iCloud ac-
count. In fact, they say your account may have been breached.
In both scenarios, the scammers say you can conveniently press 1 to speak with someone (how nice of them!). Or they give
you a phone number to call. Don’t do either. It’s a scam. They’re trying to steal your personal information, like your account
password or your credit card number.
If you get an unexpected call or message about a problem with any of your accounts, hang up.
x Donotpress 1 to speak with customer support
x Donotcall a phone number they gave you
x Donotgive out your personal information
If you think there may actually be a problem with one of your accounts, contact the company using a phone number or website
you know is real.
Evidence Based Healthy Food Trends for 2021 Condensed from healthline
By Katey Davidson, MScFN, RD Medically Reviewed by Lisa Hodgson RDN,CDN, CDCES
The year 2020 brought hardships and change for many people around the globe, and our everyday habits and behaviors have drama&cally
shi'ed. Our priori&es have changed as well, with many people focusing anew on their health and wellͲbeing, including what they eat. As a
result, food and health culture have changed. We will see these changes come to frui&on in 2021. The top food and nutri&on trends ex-
pected for 2021 include:
Func&onal nutri&on including immunity boosters and ea&ng for be(er mental health
ea&ng food with a purpose
following a middleͲground approach for dietary habits
convenience and transparency about ingredients
family nutri&on.
We will highlight these trends in this newsle(er beginning with immunity boosters. The future of food and drink will take cues from the
supplement market, calling a(en&on to the roles that specific ingredients play in improving overall health and wellͲbeing. COVIDͲ19 is a
reminder than health is transient and can change at any &me. This has lead to more products taking aim at suppor&ng a healthy immune
system. According to Market Research, over 50% of consumers reported taking more supplements to support their immune health in
2020. The goal is to strive towards preven&on with a strengthened immune system rather than focusing on trea&ng condi&ons. More
foods are available with added nutrients such as zinc, selenium, Vitamin C, and Vitamin D. Alterna&ve remedies are expected to con&nue
to increase in sales. With growing interest in honesty and transparency, companies will need to be careful of their messaging and avoid
making health claims not backed by science.
In 2021 you can look forward to a huge shi' in the food industry. Gone are the days of extreme diets, unnecessary ingredients, and false
promises. As we move forward into the new year, we’ll see more people looking to eat food that has a purpose, story, and serves society
and health. From a die&&an’s point of view, these changes appear to be a step in the right direc&on by focusing on things that truly
ma(er.
Read the en&re ar&cle online: h(ps://www.healthline.com/nutri&on/foodͲandͲnutri&onͲtrends#familyͲnutri&on
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Help Us Earn Money!
Donate Through amazon.com
Do you shop at Amazon.com? Next me you shop, start at
smile.amazon.com The first me you will need to select
your charitable organiza on. Select Box Elder Golden
Shop at Smith’s and earn money for the Senior Center! Spike Senior Services. There is no extra charge to you and
Create your account at www.smithsfoodanddrug.com. Amazon will donate .5% of eligible purchases to help sup-
Add your Smith’s reward card, check to be sure your port the Senior Center. See Tammy or Nancy if you have
personal informa on is correct. Under “My Account” ques ons.
click “Inspiring Dona ons”. The organiza on name is
Box Elder Golden Spike Senior Services. Click enroll to
complete the process. This won’t change your rewards
and will earn the Senior Center a quarterly check!
Have you ever forgo(en to sign up for tomorrow’s lunch and wished there was a way that you could sign up from home? Thanks to
technology, you can sign in on your home computer, tablet or phone and register for future lunches.
You must be registered with the Senior Center and have a MySeniorCenter Key Tag to ac&vate your account. Go
to h(p://myac&vecenter.com to begin the process. If you share an eͲmail address with your significant other, you
can add them to your account from the My Account page. If you have any problems, please contact Bonnie for
assistance. 435Ͳ226Ͳ1457. Please remember if you are signing up from home that we s&ll need 24 hours no&ce
for a meal. During the COVIDͲ19 Pandemic please register under “TakeͲOut” meals.
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Call LPi today for advertising info (800) 950-9952
Bill Clough to place an ad today!
Scott L. Nelson, RICP, CLTC
PLAN WELL, RETIRE HAPPY! Investment Advisor Representative wclough@lpiseniors.com or
435-723-3370
Call for a FREE consultation! www.askscottnelson.com (800) 950-9952 x2635
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AlphaStar Capital Management, LLC and SLN Financial, Inc. are independent entities.
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpiseniors.com Brigham City Senior Center, Brigham City, UT C 4C 05-1010
January 2021 Acvies
Ac&vity Calendar Subject to Change
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
4 5 6 7 8
Na&onal Bird Day Birthday Lunch Elvis’ Birthday
11 12 13 14 15
Banana Boat Day Na&onal Hot Tea Day Myers Lunch Na&onal Hat Day
18 19 20 21 22
Center Closed for Na&onal Popcorn Day Commodi&es Answer your cat’s
Mar.n Luther King Jr. ques.on day.
Day
25 26 27 28 29
Gillies Lunch Na&onal Chocolate Cake Na&onal Puzzle Day
Day
Let’s begin the New Year with HOPE!
H. =Health and Hydrate
O. =Opportunity ʹstart the year by spreading joy and posi ve thoughts to all
P. =Peace ʹlet go of stress and become more at peace with ourselves and others.
E. = Educa on ʹkeep learning something new. There are endless ways to stretch the mind.
Staff Phone Numbers COVIDͲ19 Disrupts Planned Ac2vi2es
Trips & Party Dates! General Line Ͳ 435Ͳ226Ͳ1450 Please follow us on Facebook for current
January 6 ͲBirthday Party informa on. Remember that you can al-
Nancy Ͳ 435Ͳ226Ͳ1451
January 13ʹMyers Lunch ways call the Center and get a friendly per-
January 25 ʹGillies Lunch Kayla Ͳ435Ͳ226Ͳ1452
son to talk to! We miss your smiling faces
Tammy Ͳ435Ͳ226Ͳ1454
and your sweet voices!
Appointments & Classes Katy Ͳ435Ͳ226Ͳ1455
What does a snowman put on his face at night?
Transit Ͳ435Ͳ226Ͳ1456
i Commodi2es Cold Cream
Bonnie Ͳ435Ͳ226Ͳ1457 What do snowmen like to do on the weekend?
Chill Out
What’s a snowman’s favorite Mexican food?
Brrrrritos
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What’s Cookin? January 2021
~Milk Offered Daily ~Menu subject to change without noce~ Suggested $3 Donaon per meal
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
4 5 6 7 8
Hawaiian Chicken w/ Mushroom Pork Chops Birthday Lunch Tuna Fish Casserole Biscuits and Sausage
Pineapple, BBQ, & Cheese Parslied Potatoes Spaghe' and Meat Sauce Mixed Veggies Gravy
Rice Steamed Cauliflower Green Beans Waldorf Salad Obrien Potatoes
Steamed Broccoli
Grape Salad Fruited Tossed Salad Sliced Bread Asparagus
Spinach Salad
Biscuit Cinnamon Muffin Garlic Bread Co5age Cheese and
Chocolate Cake Fruit
11 12 13 14 15
Chicken Broccoli Casserole Beef Frito Pie Myers Lunch Pork Enchiladas Breakfast Sandwich w/
Rice Corn w/Peppers & Onion Pizza Pasta w/Pepperoni Spanish Rice Turkey Sausage & Swiss
Peas and Carrots Honey Lime Fruit Salad and Sausage Steamed Veggies Potato Wedges
Cranbury Fluff Snickerdoodle Italian Veggies Corn and Black Bean Zucchini
Dinner Roll Caesar Salad Salad Mandarin Oranges
Breads=ck Corn Muffin
Lemon Bar
18 19 20 21 22
Closed for Marn Luther Honey Mustard Chicken Hot Pastrami Sandwich Shepherd’s Pie Broccoli & Ham Egg
King Jr Day Scalloped Potatoes Tater Tots Peas and Pearls Bake
Steamed Carrots Malibu Veggies Waldorf Salad Hashbrowns
Broccoli Salad Spinach Salad w/Fruit Sliced Bread Fruit Cup
Wheat Roll Peanut Bu5er Cookie Blueberry Muffin
25 26 27 28 29
Gillies Lunch Chicken Alfredo Fe5uccine Pork Chow Mein Beef Tips w/Noodles French Toast S=cks
Sloppy Joes Steamed Broccoli Steamed Rice Green Beans Scrambled Eggs
Potato Wedges Spinach Salad w/Craisins Oriental Veggies Pea Salad Bacon
Malibu Blend Veggies Dinner Roll Chinese Cabbage Salad Chocolate Chip Muffin V8 Juice
Yogurt Fruit Salad Egg Roll Cornflake Candy Fruit Cup
Double Chocolate Cookie Fortune Cookie
For those 60+, their spouse of any age, or disabled child; or a volunteer, the suggested donation is $3.00.
Please be generous and give what you can afford. This program relies on dona/ons to con/nue providing
meals.
The full cost of the meal is $7.40 for those under age 60.
An envelope is provided with your takeͲout meal to make your donation
Special Lunches & Dinners!
January 6 ͲBirthday Lunch Due to COVIDͲ19 all meals are either being delivered through Meals on Wheels or
picked up as TakeͲout meals through our north door. We are providing curbside
January 13 ͲMyers Lunch
service so you don't even need to get out of your car. There is no entry into the
January 25 ͲGillies Lunch building. Please call 435Ͳ226Ͳ1457 or go online to register for meals.
Dona.ons are appreciated.
If you are planning on joining us for lunch, you need to call or signͲup at least 24Ͳhours in advance. This does not in-
clude calling the morning of the meal! It is hard to serve everyone when we don’t have a correct count. We enjoy hav-
ing everyone drive up for lunch, however, we need to be able to prepare for the individuals who have taken the me to
follow the policy and sign up on me. Check out the informa on on page 7 for signing up from home on your comput-
er. We love seeing your smiling faces at the door to pick up a meal...please come see us!! Call 435Ͳ226Ͳ1457 if you
have any ques ons.
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“Picture” all of the fun you will enjoy with us!
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Cook’s Corner
Here is a delicious treat for the whole family! I promise you won’t be disap-
Deliver a Difference! pointed. If you have any ideas or recipes please email kcall@bcutah.org
Looking for Meals on Wheels Drivers
MondayͶFriday from 11:00Ͳ12:00. Brownie Ba(er Dip
Great opportunity for subs&tute drivers.
1 pkg (8 oz) cream cheese, so'ened 1/4 cup 2% milk
This requires less commitment . Please
1/4 cup so'ened bu(er 2 TBS brown sugar
call Tammy at 435Ͳ226Ͳ1454
2 cups confec&oners’ sugar 1 tsp vanilla extract
Volunteer Guidelines 1/3 cup baking cocoa M&M’s minis, op&onal
Brigham City Senior Center could not
provide the great services that they do In a large bowl, beat cream cheese and bu(er un&l smooth. Beat in confec&oners’ sugar,
without the assistance of our amazing cocoa, milk, brown sugar and vanilla un&l smooth. If desired, sprinkle with M&M’s minis.
volunteers. If you want to get involved Serve with dippers of your choice. Enjoy!!
with this winning team there are just a
few steps. A background check is re-
quired through our police department ʹ
obtain that informa&on from Tammy.
435Ͳ226Ͳ1454
Gone But Not Forgotten
Carver Kennedy, 90, passed away 11/12/20 LeRoy Alexander Maes, Sr. 75, passed away 12/9/20
Carilee Braegger, 65, passed away 11/20/20 Colleen Fair, 67, passed away in December
Hiram Leza, 82 passed away 11/22/20 Vern Hunter, 86, passed away 12/12/20
Farrell L. Miles, 88, passed away 11/30/20 John Rausch, 75, passed away 12/12/20
Garfield Broman, 86, passed away 11/24/20 Dorene Pritchard Nelson Beard passed away
Beverley Allred, 46, passed away 11/20/20 12/11/20
Odell Huddleston, Jr. 65, passed away 11/26/20 Howard W. Nibley, 90, passed away 12/8/20
Alexandria Nicole Herbert, 10, passed away Susan G. Rubin, 70, passed away 12/6/20
11/29/20 Delon H. Madsen, 78, passed away 12/14/20
Jane Meldrum, 76, passed away 11/26/20 Lloyd Liebelt, 95, passed away 12/8/20
Stephanie Harris, 51, passed away 11/24/20 Herbert Pedersen passed away 12/15/20
DeRoyce Black, passed away 12/5/20
Cheryl Harrop, 56, passed away 12/1/20
Robert Hope, 89, passed away12/5/20
Sammy “Jamie” Wilson, 45, passed away 11/30/20
Joseph Kent Wagstaff, 85, passed away 11/27/2020
DeRevo Maddox, 91, passed away 12/1/20
Angalee Varner Midget 56, passed away 12/3/20
Max Timothy, 86, passed away 11/22/20
Analiza Scholes, 48, passed away 11/29/20
Carolyn Munns Jensen, 76, passed away 11/29/20
Donald Rasmussen, 84, passed away 11/26/20
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You need to think literally
to solve these!
Soup’s On!
Beef Barley Mulligatawny
Borscht Posole Donations to
Broccoli Cheddar Potato Soup Meals on Wheels
Chicken Noodle Ramen
Chili Split Pea Erhart Poelzl
Clam Chowder Tomato Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Donna Sato
Corn Chowder Tortellini St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Cream of Mushroom Vegetable Beef Roger Anderson
Lawrence Kano
French Onion White Bean
Gazpacho Won Ton
Green Chili Zuppa de Toscana In Memory of Ken Young
By Annie Young
Italian Wedding Soup
Lentil In honor of her parents:
Debbie and Jeff Hammer
Lobster Bisque
Menudo
Minestrone
Page 12 • h7p://bcutah.org/seniorͲcenter.htm Elaine Law, Mark Leichty, Jan Lloyd, Ron Lopez, Bud Lowe, Jim
January Birthdays Madsen, Della Marble, Doyle McDonald, Donald McKiegan,
Happy Birthday To You! Elaine Merri., Susan Merryweather, Karl Meyersick, Boyd
Misseldine, Alvin Nay, Roxanne Nay, Kathleen Nelson, Richard
Orton, Sheila Paris, Lynda Paxton, Steve Peabody, LaRey Pe-
Carolyn Abel, Virginia Abrell, Kathleen Albin, Bruce Allen, Car-
terson, Arlie Pi.man, Barbara Poelman, Rodney Pra., Ora
ol Anderson, Vernal Bateman, Marilane Bawden, George Berk-
Rathbone, Carlene Rector, Douglas Reeder, Merle Richan,
ley, Donna Berry, Sharon Bingham, Victor Bohman, Judy Botel-
Ralph Richards, Jr., Nancy Riley, Sandra Robinson, Jack Rogers,
lo, Sondra Bowcu., Jean Branch, Charlie Brown, Lynne Bu-
Lori Russell, Teresa Sacke., Linda Siddoway, Don Skinner, Ka-
land, Nathan Burt, Ruth Case, Craig Chris ansen, Diane Chris-
ren Smith, Petrolena Smith, Ressa Steed, Arva Steele, Gary
ansen, Merrill Clark, Bill Clough, Sharon Coleman, Holly
Stephens, Jean Stephensen, Marilynn Stewart, Tandy Stone,
Dahle, Kelly Davis, Fraundsie Duncan, Linda Forsberg, Lynn
Marilyn Thedell, Shawn Thomas, Kathy Vasquez, Audrey Vogt,
Forsberg, JoAnne Francis, Doris Fuller, Greg Gabbert, Oscar
Barbara Warman, Don Watson, Marie Webre, Faye White,
Gamez, Richard Garre., Peggy Gibson, Dantzel Gonzales, Jo-
John Winn, Nancy Winn, Kristy Wolford, Kent Yates
seph Goss, George Grippen, Vern Guire, Laura Hamilton,
Thomas Hannum, Misty Hansen, Ricky Hansen, Joyce Harmon,
Vanessa Harper, Connie Harris, Terry Hawkes, Marci Haycock,
Kathleen Hemphill, Roger Hester, Joseph Heywood, Carole
Hillman, Silva Hodges, Steve Hodges, Neil Hoesel, PaS
Hoopes, Randy Hoopes, Harrie. Hunsaker, Clyde Jarre.,
Kathy Jensen, Rodney John, Eugene Johnson, Jean Johnson,
Katy Johnson, Richard Johnson, Tim Johnson, Ralph Jorda,
Mike Kelley, Robert Kenner, Janet Koford, Rodney Lauritzen,
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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”
BRIGHAM
INTERNAL MEDICINE
JOHN R. MARKESON, MD
1050 S 500 W (Medical Dr.) Suite 101
BRIGHAM CITY, UT 84302
Brigham Internal Medicine P: (435) 538-1733
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpiseniors.com Brigham City Senior Center, Brigham City, UT D 4C 05-1010
New Years Day 2021 ~What’s Happening at the Center~
As we enter a new year following a Are you an avid walker? Have you recently
picked up walking? Do you want to start
year like no other, we can con nue
walking but need mo&va&on?
to keep tradi ons alive. The new Join us for our 2021 virtual walk! This is a
year was celebrated by the Babylo- group walk, meaning mileage from all par- Now offering classes!ͶWe are excited
nian culture more than 4,000 years &cipants will be added together to reach about the return of this chair fitness
ago. Growing up, we would spend the des&na&on.
class! Sit and get fit from anywhere in
the day watching the Parade of We will follow along the old Route 66 high-
way as we get fit, stay ac&ve, and have fun! the world with this virtually offered
Roses and any football game that
was on television. We will start in Downtown Chicago and chair fitness class. Sit and Move is free
make our way across the country to Santa to par cipants.
Some interes ng customs and tra-
di ons include:
Monica, California Ͳ2,448 miles . Call to reg- Class Schedule:
ister, Monday & Wednesday @ 10:00 AM
i LeSng out the Old: open up the
front door and then open up the Acvies Offered via Zoom:
Register for Sit and Move free online at
back doorͲthe bi ng chill that hIps://brighamcity.ac2vityreg.com
comes through the house re-
or contact the Front Desk at
places the old with the new.
435Ͳ226Ͳ1457
i Eat blackͲeyed peas to bring
happiness and health through-
out the year.
Improve flexibility, balance, and
i Eat lobster for good health and
agility. Decrease stress, anxiety, and
happiness.
depression.
i If you cry, you will be sorry
Now offering classes! Ͷ Tai Chi is an
throughout the year.
ancient Chinese form of exercise that
We thank Janice Munns for her amazing 11
i Make sure your salt shakers are can help improve flexibility, stability, years of teaching Silver Sneakers classes.
full so you prosper throughout and balance, three things that tend to We wish her well as she re&res to other
the year. decline as we age. ac&vi&es. We are seeking a new instructor
i Don’t do anything that you don’t OUen described as “medita on in and will reach out to all current class mem-
wish to do all year. mo on,” Tai Chi’s benefits extend to bers as soon as we have classes scheduled
i Always wear something new for your mental health as well. Tai Chi again. In the mean&me, join in the Sit and
good luck throughout the year. helps reduce stress and anxiety. And Move classes, Tai Chi and join the virtual
i If you wash your clothes, you the best part? No special equipment is walk. We want everyone to stay as happy
needed to prac ce Tai Chi! and healthy as possible.
will wash someone out of your
Tai Chi is taught by a live instructor
family.
via Zoom every Tuesday at 10 a.m. Clas-
i Eat sauerkraut to keep well the
rest of the year. ses are FREE to a.end and all are wel-
come. A new session will be star ng
Start Small!
soon. Call to register.
Easy moves for more agility:
Register for Tai Chi free online at i Knee Raises: Plant your feet on the
hIps://brighamcity.ac2vityreg.com ground and raise the knees up.
or contact Bonnie by email bnor- i Shoulder Taps: Place your arms straight
man@bcutah.org or phone Bonnie out in front of you, palms facing up
435Ͳ226Ͳ1457 then tap your hands to your shoulder.
i Wave Hello: Raise one arm and have
the elbow bent at a 90° angle. Only
moving your forearm, wave back and
forth from the elbow.
Page 14 • h7p://bcutah.org/seniorͲcenter.htmPICTURE THIS!
A news photographer was assigned to get some video of a gigantic forest fire. Because of the
dense smoke at ground level, his editor hired a light plane for aerial views. The photographer was
told that the plane would be waiting for him at a small rural airfield. So the photographer drove
to the airfield and spied a small plane warming up on the runway. He parked the car, ran to the
plane, jumped in and yelled, “Let’s go!” Once in the air, the photographer shouted: “I want you to
fly over the middle of the fire and get as low as you can get!”
“Why?” asked the pilot.
“What do you mean, why?” the exasperated photographer said. “I want to get
some video of the fire for the news station!” With that, he flashed his em-
ployee badge ID card.
The pilot, now looking worried, quietly asked, “So you’re not the instructor?”
FAIR PLAY
“It’s been a long time since you and Bob have played golf together, “Tom’s wife said.
“Has something happened?”
“Sure has,” Tom said. “I ask you, would you play with someone who moves his ball
closer to the hole when he thinks no one’s looking, deliberately creates a distraction
halfway through his teammate’s backswing, and lies about his handicap?”
“Certainly not!” cried his wife.
“Well,” Tom said, neither will Bob.”
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For advertising info
call: 1-800-950-9952
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpiseniors.com Brigham City Senior Center, Brigham City, UT E 4C 05-1010Marge’s Meanderings: Miss Read
"If you can read this, Thank a teacher."
I like this quote because by profession I am a teacher. Actually, I have been a teacher
since I was born. My mother tells me that at 3 years old, I gathered all the neighbor children
together, sat them under our big Maple tree in the front yard and told them to sit down so i
could teach them. (You have heard all this before.) I really am not sure what I taught them,
but since I can always put my mouth in overdrive at a moment's no ce (just ask my hus-
band ) I am sure that I could think of something to say. However,when I was li.le, my fa-
vorite place to teach was under our Mulberry tree. I was small enough to stand up and pick
berries while I taught. The neighbor kids would also pick berries and eat them, while I ex-
pounded on the "Wonders of the World", whatever they were at that me.
My mother was born in 1906 and at that me students only went as far as the 9th grade in school. AUer 9th grade,
they had to move into town and stay with a family that lived close to the higher school. My mom and her family lived
nine miles up the canyon from Cambridge, Idaho in an area called Nine Mile Canyon. Mother and her step sister, Elaine,
rode a horse (bareback) down to the small town of Cambridge from their parents homestead to where the school
was. By the me I was a young girl, the schoolbuilding in Cambridge was just a heap of falling bricks. Mom would take
my sister and I up to see what was leU of "her school”. It never seemed like an abandoned building to me, even then. It
always seemed to be a building to me that had teaching oozing out of the rubble. The spirit of educa on was nurtured
into me through my mother. She was a natural born teacher who never went past 9th grade but she taught me many
things and nurtured my desire to be a teacher.
I would have to change my original quote that I started this ar cle with by saying, "If you can read this, thank your
Mother." I was the 9th of 11 children of my parents and we also had other kids who lived with us so they could go to
school, or learn discipline in a loving way, taught by my parents. My wayward cousins or other people's children in town
that had "hard to handle children", usually sent their kids to live at our house. My father had a farm, a ranch and a
number of car dealerships and mechanic shops in the valley, (Marsh Valley) where boys could always work and Mom and
Dad had an abundance of love to share and a lot of room and beds in our large home. I was so young at the me that I
didn't go out the door to school in the morning aUer one of mom's filling and delicious breakfasts. My youngest sister
didn't come along un l I was 7 and mom was 45, so for 7 years I had mom to myself aUer everyone else leU for
school. There were many dishes to do aUer breakfast and mom didn't get an automa c dishwasher for many years, so
she sat me on a small stool by the sink in the morning while she washed the dishes. She would give me le.ers and num-
bers to write and then combine le.ers into words so I could read words at the young age of 4. Idaho did not have Kin-
dergarten programs at that me so Mom was my teacher un l I entered first grade.
The house I grew up in had books everywhere. We also had builtͲin book shelves on either side of the fireplace in our
family room. Both my Mother and Father loved books. My mother can only remember having one of her own books
while she was growing up. Her parents could usually find her curled up somewhere with that book or another one she
could find that belonged to someone else in her house. Finally, my mother was nicknamed, “Miss Read". I could be
called that too, because I am like my mother and always have books piled by every chair or bed in the house, so I always
have something to read.
One of my fondest childhood memories (almost to my teenage years), is when every night, my mother put one child
on each side of her and then read to us un l we fell asleep. Many nights I remember mother reading to us and then all
of a sudden I was asleep and my Father was carrying me to my own bed to tuck me in for the night.
I close this Marge's Meanderings for the New Year with another say-
ing, "Sad is the man that can read and doesn't." It is important that
our children, grandchildren and great grandchildren see us reading and
more important it is that we read to them. One easy goal for me in this
New Year is "read more and read more to thosepeople around me that
I LOVE.' I write these Marge's Meanderings so I can keep in touch with
many friends that I love. And that includes you!
Page 16 • h7p://bcutah.org/seniorͲcenter.htmRECREATION ROUNDUP
Although the COVIDͲ19 pandemic has created many unknowns, we s,ll have fun op,ons available. Take a look
at the exci,ng offerings we have for your family and register at h7ps://www.bcutah.org/recrea,on
Ques,ons? Call Taylor at 435Ͳ734Ͳ6609
Recrea/on Department in New Headquarters
They are now housed at 70 North Main in Brigham City. They will con,nue to provide the great service to our
community that they always have. Please check their website for updated informa,on. 435Ͳ734Ͳ6610
h7ps://www.bcutah.org/recrea,on.htm
Reminiscent Corner:
20 years ago: Wikipedia, a free computer encyclopedia , was launched by Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger.
30 years ago: Baseball banned Pete Rose from being elected to the hall of Fame for beGng on baseball.
40 years ago: The soap opera, Dynasty, starring John Forsythe, Linda Evans, and Joan Collins premiered on TV.
50 years ago: A ban on cigare7e adver,sements on TV went into effect
100 years ago: Bri,sh crime writer, Agatha Chris,e, published her first novel, The Mysterious Affair at Styles
Page 17 • h7p://bcutah.org/seniorͲcenter.htmExtend your Grocery Budget Changes to Ensure Program
If you are looking for an easy way to extend your grocery budget To be(er serve you we are now offering delivery services to ALL
we may have the answer. individuals in the Brigham area and those that are currently receiv-
Seniors 60+ that meet income guidelines can receive a box of gro- ing Meals on Wheels.
ceries every month. USDA Commodi&es are provided by Com- Delivery orders placed throughout the week and prior to the end
modity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) the third Thursday of the business day on Tuesday will be delivered on Wednesday’s
of every month and are available to be picked up by qualified ONLY. To help with the safety of our staff, as well as your safety, it
individuals. Delivery is also available with a proxy signature. is highly encouraged that you allow delivery of your Ensure order.
These groceries vary from month to month. Some&mes it is the However, if you s&ll desire to pickͲup your Ensure at the center,
opportunity to try a new product or build your food storage. See orders placed throughout the week and prior to the end of the
Bonnie for an applica&on. business day on Wednesday will be available for pick up on
Call 435Ͳ226Ͳ1452 for Thursday’s ONLY from 1:30p.m. to 3:00 p.m. PickͲups will be at the
more informa.on. North Doors Only. NO Ensure orders will be taken or pickedͲup
between 10:45a.m. and 12:45p.m. daily.
This is a photo of what This new protocol is to help keep everyone safe. A current pre-
was in the June com- scrip&on from your doctor is required as well as a current nutri&on
modity box. Don’t miss form. The prescrip&on needs to state the type and quan&ty need-
out! ed. Without a stated quan&ty there is a limit of two cases per
month.
Delivery January 21
We are able to take your order over the phone
12:30Ͳ3:00 and process a credit card. Cash and checks are
s&ll welcome at the &me of pick up but prepay-
ment is preferred.
Call Katy at 435Ͳ226Ͳ1455 to place your order.
Grief Relief Ensure ʹ18.00 Case of 24
The Grief Relief support group is an open group which means that Ensure Plus Ͳ$20.00 Case of 24
teens or adults who have experienced the loss of a loved one in Glucerna Ͳ$32.00 Case of 24
their lives can a(end the group at any &me. The group usually Ensure Clear Ͳ$24.00 Case of 24
meets on scheduled Wednesday evenings at The Gables of
Brigham City 997 S 800 W from 6:00 p.m.Ͳ7:30 p.m. Due to coro-
navirus cancella&ons, please call Royella at
435Ͳ764Ͳ2093 to verify date, &me and place. Together for Life
435Ͳ723Ͳ5236 Did you know?
Utah crash data show that unre-
strained crash occupants were over 30
AARP Smart Driver Class mes more likely to be killed than re-
Cars have changed. So have traffic rules, driving condi ons strained crash occupants.
and the roads you travel every day. Some drivers age 50Ͳ Seat belts are the best protec2on!
plus have never looked back since they got their first driv- Most Box Elder County adults, 96%,
er's license, but even the most experienced drivers can ben- want people they care about to wear a
efit from brushing up on their driving skills. The AARP Smart seatbelt.
Driver Course is the na on’s largest classroom and online ALWAYS WEAR A SEATBELT!
driver safety course and is designed especially for drivers
age 50 and older. The next class won’t be offered in person Wear Your Mask!
un2l some2me in 2021. Many people have been busy making sure that there are masks
AARP recommends that you go online to complete the available for all seniors, staff and volunteers who need them. More
course so that you don’t lose your places, including doctor’s offices and many business establish-
insurance deduc ons. ments insist that a mask be worn. Please let us know if you are in
need of a mask. The factory is s&ll open. Each s&tch put in a mask is
hps://www.aarpdriversafety.org/ done with love. It is hoped that the recipient also feels
that love and is li'ed. Call Bonnie at 435Ͳ226Ͳ1457
and let her know if you are need of a mask. We would
love to make one especially for you!
Page 18 • h7p://bcutah.org/seniorͲcenter.htmARE YOU LOOKING TO
DOWNSIZE?
LOOKING FOR A SINGLE
LEVEL HOME?
LET US HELP YOU
FIND YOUR
DREAM HOME!
Let us do a free market
analysis for you!
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- Broker -
C: 435-730-0824 O: 435-723-8692
berch1964@msn.com
50 South Main • Brigham City, UT
www.bestrealtygroup.com
Search all available homes at andyberchtold.brgut.com
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpiseniors.com Brigham City Senior Center, Brigham City, UT F 4C 05-1010x Birthday Cards/Blank Cards
Forever Postage Stamps.
x New BINGO Prizes
x Meals on Wheels Volunteers
Donated items from
our wish list can be
leK at the North
Door Thank you!
BUS BUSINESS
A9en.on Bus Passengers:
Days of Opera.on: Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Suggested Dona.on: $2.00
5ͲRide ($10) and 10ͲRide ($20) Punch Passes Are Available
In order for the Transit Department to provide you with the
best possible services, the rules outlined in The Rider’s Guide
must be followed. Please give the driver 24 hours’ no&ce when
a ride is needed. A message can be le' the day before on the
answering system at 435Ͳ226Ͳ1456 or by calling 435Ͳ226Ͳ1457.
If the driver has room in the schedule and you have an urgent
medical appointment, an excep&on may be made. Please help
us to keep the transit system running smoothly and effec&vely.
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