April 2018 | Issue 1 Volume 9 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

SPRING IS HERE

Monthly Newsletter

By Mary White

Not only does the calendar say so all we have to do is look outside to see touches of green amp watch as the robins amp rabbits are dancing amp romancing

ready to welcome their babies

Itrsquos also time to begin our season of fun times great food amp enjoying one an-

otherrsquos company Come join us Wersquove already enjoyed our first mystery trip amp had a great meal at Svilers in Hudson in March WE have enjoyed so

many wonderful outings and trips together over the past few years I want to share with you places wersquove been amp things wersquove done that have brought us

enjoyment and happy memories Please join us this year for many more fun

trips

Our mystery trips have included days in Yellowstone great food and music

in Cody Casper gave us the opportunity to enjoy their museums wagon rides more good food amp entertainment along with shopping in the ldquobig

cityrdquo wersquove taken trips to Sinks Canyon amp over the top on the Louis Lake Road tours of the Heart Mountain Museum the museum in Buffalo stops

in Meeteetse for wonderful chocolate treats the Wyoming Pioneer Museum

in Douglas the museum in Pinedale along with a very good meal at their senior center amp a stop at Farson for the best ice cream anywhere Wersquove

enjoyed trips to the Homesteaderrsquos Museum in Powell amp the candy shop in Greybull Our wonderful kitchen staff has provided wonderful picnic lunch-

es for many of our trips which we enjoyed so much in great places like the beautiful Natural Bridge State Park on our way to Douglas and at the Ele-

phant Head Lodge a very special place just outside the entrance to Yellow-stone We even shared our lunches with the local chipmunk residents Continued on page 10

2 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Word Search

Hunt

Egg

After you complete this monthrsquos

puzzle drop it by our office or mail it

to Senior Center

PO Box 747

Thermopolis Wy 82443

We will enter you into our monthly

drawing for a free meal ticket Thank

you to all who participate

Word Search Riddles

1) What do you get if you pour hot water down a rabbit hole

2) Why did the farmer feed crayons to his chickens

3) Whats the difference between a counterfeit dollar bill and a crazy rabbit Find the answers on page 14

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 3

4 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

The Easter Bunny

The earliest reference to an egg-toting Easter Bunny

can be found in a late 16th-

century German text (1572) ldquoDo not worry if

the Easter Bunny escapes

you should we miss his eggs we will cook the nestrdquo

the text reads A century

later a German text once

again mentions the Easter Bunny describing it as an

ldquoold fablerdquo and suggesting

that the story had been around for a while before

the book was written

In the 18th century German immigrants took

the custom of the Easter

Bunny with them to the United States and by the

end of the 19th century

sweet shops in the eastern states were selling rabbit-

shaped candies prototypes

of the chocolate bunnies we

have today

2 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Word Search

Hunt

Egg

After you complete this monthrsquos

puzzle drop it by our office or mail it

to Senior Center

PO Box 747

Thermopolis Wy 82443

We will enter you into our monthly

drawing for a free meal ticket Thank

you to all who participate

Word Search Riddles

1) What do you get if you pour hot water down a rabbit hole

2) Why did the farmer feed crayons to his chickens

3) Whats the difference between a counterfeit dollar bill and a crazy rabbit Find the answers on page 14

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 3

4 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

The Easter Bunny

The earliest reference to an egg-toting Easter Bunny

can be found in a late 16th-

century German text (1572) ldquoDo not worry if

the Easter Bunny escapes

you should we miss his eggs we will cook the nestrdquo

the text reads A century

later a German text once

again mentions the Easter Bunny describing it as an

ldquoold fablerdquo and suggesting

that the story had been around for a while before

the book was written

In the 18th century German immigrants took

the custom of the Easter

Bunny with them to the United States and by the

end of the 19th century

sweet shops in the eastern states were selling rabbit-

shaped candies prototypes

of the chocolate bunnies we

have today

After you complete this monthrsquos

puzzle drop it by our office or mail it

to Senior Center

PO Box 747

Thermopolis Wy 82443

We will enter you into our monthly

drawing for a free meal ticket Thank

you to all who participate

Word Search Riddles

1) What do you get if you pour hot water down a rabbit hole

2) Why did the farmer feed crayons to his chickens

3) Whats the difference between a counterfeit dollar bill and a crazy rabbit Find the answers on page 14

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 3

4 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

The Easter Bunny

The earliest reference to an egg-toting Easter Bunny

can be found in a late 16th-

century German text (1572) ldquoDo not worry if

the Easter Bunny escapes

you should we miss his eggs we will cook the nestrdquo

the text reads A century

later a German text once

again mentions the Easter Bunny describing it as an

ldquoold fablerdquo and suggesting

that the story had been around for a while before

the book was written

In the 18th century German immigrants took

the custom of the Easter

Bunny with them to the United States and by the

end of the 19th century

sweet shops in the eastern states were selling rabbit-

shaped candies prototypes

of the chocolate bunnies we

have today

4 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

The Easter Bunny

The earliest reference to an egg-toting Easter Bunny

can be found in a late 16th-

century German text (1572) ldquoDo not worry if

the Easter Bunny escapes

you should we miss his eggs we will cook the nestrdquo

the text reads A century

later a German text once

again mentions the Easter Bunny describing it as an

ldquoold fablerdquo and suggesting

that the story had been around for a while before

the book was written

In the 18th century German immigrants took

the custom of the Easter

Bunny with them to the United States and by the

end of the 19th century

sweet shops in the eastern states were selling rabbit-

shaped candies prototypes

of the chocolate bunnies we

have today

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 5

Strap your party shoes on and help us celebrate our

April Birthdays April 9th

will be our in-house Birthday celebration Join

us for lunch at the Senior

Center and enjoy cupcakes and ice cream Thank you

Las Fuentes for sponsoring

our Birthday parties

This Monthrsquos

Birthdays Jim Kirsch 1

Vern Dockter 4

Carolyn Spann 7

Judy Annan 17

John Lumley 19

Geneva Baird 20

Joe Doak 25

Margie Marcott 25

Brenda Hodge 26

Melissa Elliott 27

Roy Dooley 29

Frank Walker 30

April 6th amp April 13th Brunch Yard Sale Bake Sale amp

Old Time Milk Shakes

Brunch 900-1030 Yard Sale 800-200

Bake Sale 800-200

Old Time Milk Shakes 900-200

6th Brunch Menu

V-8 Juice whole grain French Toast

Syrup Hot Cereal Apricots Blueberries

13th Brunch menu

Breakfast Burritos (egg sausage cheese)

Fresh Fruit and Juice

April 27 2019

Prime Rib Dinner 530-700

$2395 per person

Reservations Only

Prime Rib Baked Potato Green Beans Rolls Salad and

Dessert

May Through July Do you like to travel with great friends Do you like to have fun

We are planning lots of great

trips in the next few months and we need you to join us

bull May 15mdashWe will be going to Casper to see the Celtic Woman Concert

bull July 12th-15thmdash We will be going to the Montana Folk

Fest in Butte Montana We are adding more trips during the nice weather Be sure

to ask at the office and check the bulletin board for

information about upcoming trips and sign up to join us A good time is guaranteed

Upcoming Events

More Tips for Your Brain

Eat right

A nutritious diet thats good

for your body is also good for your brain And

something as simple as

adding more green leafy vegetables to your diet (like

spinach and kale) could offer

an easy way to help protect your brain from Alzheimers

disease and dementia

Research tracked the diets

and cognitive abilities of more than 950 older adults

for five years and saw a

significant decrease in the rate of cognitive decline for

people who consumed

greater amounts of green leafy vegetables The

individual nutrients most

linked with this finding vitamin K lutein folate and

beta-carotene

Other good sources of these

nutrients include brightly

colored fruits and vegetables like avocados kiwis

mangoes cantaloupe

carrots sweet potatoes broccoli tomatoes brussels

sprouts and red yellow and

green peppers mdash to name just a few

6 | Hot Springs County Senior

DOESNrsquoT ANYONE PROOFREAD ANYMORE

THE YEARrsquoS BEST HEADLINES OF 2005

Something went wrong in Jet Crash Expert Says

(No Really)

Police Begin Campaign to Run Down Jaywalkers

(Thatrsquoll stop lsquoem)

Is there a Ring of Debris around Uranus

(Not if I wipe thoroughly)

Panda Mating Fails Veterinarian Takes Over

(What a guy)

Juvenile Court to Try Shooting Defendant

(See if that works any better than a fair trial)

War Dims Hope for Peace

(I Can see where it might have that effect)

If Strike isnrsquot Settled Quickly it may Last Awhile

(You think)

Cold Wave Linked to Temperatures

(Who would have thought)

Enfield (London) Couple Slain Police Suspect

Homicide

(They may be on to something)

Red Tape Holds Up New Bridges

(You mean therersquos something stronger than duct tape)

Man Struck By Lightning Faces Battery Charge

(He probably IS the battery charge)

New Study of Obesity Looks for Larger Test Group

(Werenrsquot they fat enough)

Astronaut Takes Blame for Gas in Spacecraft

(Thatrsquos what he gets for eating those beans)

Kids Make Nutritious Snacks

(Taste like chicken)

Local High School Dropouts Cut in Half

(Chainsaw Massacre all over again)

Hospitals are Sued by 7 Foot Doctors

(Boy are they tall)

And the winner is

Typhoon Rips Through Cemetery Hundreds Dead

MyMedicaregov

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 7

WARNING Individuals promoting genetic testing of Medicare

Patients through meeting and educational sessions could be using this

test to commit Medicare fraud and abuse

What can you do If you are approached by someone decline their services because you should not give client access to individuals who take their personal information or if you have already been visited by someone taking DNA swabs We need you to protect yourselves and to report any genetic testing scams as they come across to Shay here at the HSC Senior Center call 864-2151 or come in and talk with her

April mdash Menu Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 2 3 4

5

Tacos (soft shell)

Refried beans

Salsa

Mixed Relish tray

Fluffy Fruit cup

8 9 10 11 12

15 16 17 18 19

22 23 24 25 26

29 30

Ham and Beans

Corn Bread

Spinach

Celery w Peanut Butter amp Raisins

Mandarin Oranges

Salisbury Steak w Mushroom Gravy

Baked Potato Country Blend Veg-gies

Mandarin Spinach Salad

Blueberry Buckle

Sweet and Sour Pork

Rice Pilaf

Green Beans

Asian Salad

Angel Food Cake w Berries

Baked Chicken

Mashed Potatoes w Gravy

California Blend Vegetables

Vegetable Salad

Chocolate Cake wStrawberries

Beef Stroganoff over egg noodles

Broccoli

Cinnamon Raisin Roll

Creamy Coleslaw

Fruity Cherry Gelatin

French Dips

Au Jus

Tri Color potatoes

Broccoli Craisin Salad

Peaches

Chuck Wagon Steak w gravy

Red Potato wedge Spinach Pineapple apple slaw Corn Bread

Baked Fish Cheddar mashed potatoes Asparagus Creamy coleslaw Fruit Cocktail Banana Bread

Oven Fried Chicken Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Beet Salad Mandarin Oranges Gingerbread Cake

Cheese Ravioli w Meat Sauce

Italian Vegetables

Tossed Salad

Garlic Bread

Fluffy Fruit Cup

BBQ Chicken

Potato Salad

Fannyrsquos Coleslaw

Lemon Blueberry Muffin

Peaches

Cheeseburger Lettuce Tomato Onion Pickle Sweet Potato Fries Garden Bounty Salad Peaches Cookies

8 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Chicken Alfredo

Beets

Cranberry Sauce

Bread

Fruit Cocktail

Breaded Fish

Rice Pilaf

Vegetable Stew

Carrots

Bread

Fruit Cup

Cabbage Burgers

Carrot Celery

Gelatin Salad

Cherry fudge Cake

wChocolate

Frosting

Glazed Baked Ham Scalloped Sweet Potatoes with apples Brussel Sprouts Perfection Salad Magic Cookie Bar

Hot Beef

Sandwichw gravy

Winter Blend Vegetables

Tossed green salad

California Fruit

Creamy Potato Soup

BBQ Pork Sand-wich

Harvest Blend Vegetables

Apricots Cookies

Ham amp Mac Bake

Brussel Sprouts

Tossed Green Salad

Rolls

Peach Crisp

Chicken Spaghetti Casserole

Garlic Bread

Broccoli

Green Salad

Mandarin Oranges

Taco Salad

On corn chips Peas and Carrots Bread Stick Melon Cup Rocky Road Pudding

April mdash Activities Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 2 3 4 5

8 9 10 11 12

15 16 17 18 19

22 23 24 25 26

29 30

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230 Writers Guild

1-300

Pool Players 800-400

Project Council

1000

Birthday Party 1130

Hand amp Foot Card Game 1230

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Pool Players 800-400

Golden Age Club Meeting 1000

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Hobby Night 7-900

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Board of Directors

400

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

Pool Players 800-400

Josh from the VA Here at 1100

Shopping 815-1100 and 1230-300

Hand amp Foot Card Game 1230

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 9

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230 Writers Guild

1-300

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

10 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Weve enjoyed numerous day trips one of our favorites was the Big Horn Boat

tour and the Pryor Mountain Mustang Wild Mustang Center even went back for

another enjoyable day Our well planned amp Special overnight amp longer excur-

sions have included trips to Fort Robinson for a wonderful historical education

beautiful scenery steak cookouts wagon trips and four very special Broadway plays presented by the Chadron State players We had an overnight trip to Jack-

son to see the great Bar J Wranglers enjoyed them so much we went to see them

again when they entertained in Riverton amp Lander Wersquove gone on overnighters

to Casper to see the top notch entertainers who perform there Wersquove also taken

lengthy trips to Branson amp Niagara Falls and look forward to other special trips

being planned by Trenda and our special staff

All of these special events are made possible by the centrsquos continuing fundraisers which are the

life blood of our center and other non-profit enti-

ties One of the most important fundraisers our

center will be sharing with the community is the

special Prime Rib Dinner on April 27th Please

join us bring your family amp friends along with

your appetites amp checkbooks because you will

have several opportunities to take part in and en-

joy the festivities while helping the Center raise funds Funds from this event amp

others will go a long way to help make our trips amp other wonderful activities con-

tinue Our trips are not limited by age All adults are welcome to take part

Each of you is so important to our senior community THANK YOU

Mystery trip to Dubois and Togwotee The pictures of

the snow covered moun-

tains

Dinner trip to Svilers in

Hudson Gary and Joanne

Holbert Sandy Shaffer Nita

Ramsey

Joanne Holbert Ivan Wallin

Virginia Odde and Jeanne

Beyette on the overlook at the

Sinks

Spot the Difference

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 11

Let us be

grateful to

people who

make us happy they are the

charming

gardeners who

make our souls

blossom

Marcel Proust

Read more at httpswwwbrainyquotecom

quotes

Featured Recipe

12 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Easter Egg Cookie Dough Truffles

Ingredients 12 cup of butter room temper-ature (see note) 34 cups packed brown sugar 2 cups all purpose flour see note 2 tsps vanilla extract 14 oz sweetened condensed milk 1 cup mini chocolate chips Pink blue purple and white candy melts Instructions In the bowl of a large stand mix-er cream the butter and the brown sugar until light and fluffy about two minutes Beat in the vanilla Slowly add the flour scraping down the sides as necessary With the mixer still running slowly add in the sweetened condensed milk You may need to stop the mixer periodically to scrape down the sides (DO NOT SCRAPE THE CAN WITH A SPATULA) Once it is fully combined stir in the chocolate chips Form the dough into one inch balls and then shape into eggs Place on a wax paper lined pan and cover loosely with plastic wrap Refrigerate overnight Melt the candy melts according to the directions on the bag Keeping the truffles in the refrigerator and removing only three or four at a time dip them in the candy melts one at a time with a fork Gently tap off any excess chocolate and let dry on wax paper Notes The butter should be soft but not at all melted You should be able to push your finger into it but not all the way through the stick To achieve room temperature butter quickly cut up the butter in one inch pieces and leave out on the counter for a half hour Please note To prevent risk of e coli spread the flour on a baking sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 5 minutes Allow to cool and then proceed to use in this recipe

National Volunteer Week April 7-13 2019

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 13

National Volunteer Week is an opportunity to celebrate the impact of

volunteer service and the power of volunteers to tackle societyrsquos greatest

challenges to build stronger communities and be a force that transforms

the world Each year we shine a light on the people and causes that

inspire us to serve recognizing and thanking volunteers who lend their

time talent and voice to make a difference in their communities

Here are a few of our volunteers at the HSC Senior Citizens Center in

Thermopolis

Thank you for all you do

Medicare News

Does Medicare Cover Air Ambulance Transportation In Limited cases Medicare Part B covers transportation in an air ambulance

The services must be medically necessary meaning that you require immediate and rapid ambulance transportation that could no be provided by a ground ambulance More specifically the services must be needed either because

A ground ambulance cannot get to where you are Or there is a great distance to travel or another obstacle involved in getting

you to the nearest appropriate facility In rural areas you automatically meet the medical necessity requirement if A doctor or other medical professional determines that air transport is

necessary due to time and or geographical factors And the air transit meets Medicare-approved air ambulance requirements Medicare Advantage Plans must also cover air ambulance transportation but can do so with different costs and conditions Please remember that Wyoming doesnrsquot have Medicare Advantage Plans

JACKRABBIT JAVA T-Shirt There will be a drawing toward the

end of the month for Jackrabbit java

merchandise Come by the Senior

Center to enter

Enter to Win

Answers to the Riddles on Page 3 1) Hot cross bunnies 2) He wanted them to lay colored

eggs 3) One is bad money the other is a mad bunny

14 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

HAPPY BIRTHDAY COUPON

If you are sixty or older and have a birth-

day this month please bring this coupon

to the HSC Senior Citizens Center for a

FREE meal courtesy of Big Horn Federal

NAME________________________

BIRTH DATE _________________

Project Council Mary White-Chairperson Roxie Braley-Vice Chairperson1st Secretary

Trudi Brooks- 2nd Secretary

Bill Moore

Marilyn Matthews

Joanne Holbert

Bette Scoggin

Jackie Novakovich

Project Council meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday at 1000am

Golden Age Club John Brooks III- Chairperson

Virginia Odde- Vice Chairperson

Roxie Braley- Secretary

Trudi Brooks- Treasurer

Louise Odde

Beverly Ward

Duke Allen

Carolyn Spann

Mike Chimenti

The Golden Age Club meets monthly on the 2nd Thursday at 1000am

Senior Center Staff

Trenda Moorendash Director

Becky Mortimore-SecretaryMeals Coordinator

Charlotte Porch-Statistician

Pam Rangel- Bus Driver

Shay Engelndash ACC Lifeline WSHIIP

Dixie Vialpando- Homemaker

Brenda Borenndash Homemaker

Melissa Elliottndash Homemaker

Angela Siems-Homemaker

Roberta Elwellndash Homemaker

Stephanie Palu- Head Cook

Amy Peden- Kitchen Staff

Todd Davis- Kitchen Staff

Randi Miramontes-Kitchen Staff

Colleen Blakesleyndash Custodian amp Bus Driver

Erin Garlinghousendash Senior Services of

America amp WSHIIP Volunteer

Bob Seltzer-WSHIIP Volunteer

AND MANY MANY MORE

WONDERFUL VOLUNTEERS

Board of Directors

Gary Holbert- Chairperson

John Lumley- 1st Vice Chairperson

Marty Oravec- 2nd Vice Chairperson

Jim Kirsch- Secretary

Cheryl Shero- Treasurer

Butch Hendrickson

Gary OrsquoBrien

Barb Vietti

The Monthly Meeting for the Board of

Directors is the 4th Thursday at 400pm

Members that Make it Happen

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 15

Hot Springs County Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

Phone

307-864-2151

Fax

307-200-4186

Email

hscsr1livecom

Website

wwwhscseniorctrcom

Our Vision

Our vision is to preserve enhance and

stabilize the quality of senior life to maintain dignity and independence for older adults

and to promote a community in which we

all age well

Our Mission

Provide a variety of activities services and opportunities for participation learning and

socialization to older individuals to help

them retain their personal skills and diminish stress to help them remain independent in

their own homes and communities for as

long as safely possible thereby reducing the financial and emotional burdens to their

loved ones and the state

Hot Springs County

Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

More Tips for Your Brain

Eat right

A nutritious diet thats good

for your body is also good for your brain And

something as simple as

adding more green leafy vegetables to your diet (like

spinach and kale) could offer

an easy way to help protect your brain from Alzheimers

disease and dementia

Research tracked the diets

and cognitive abilities of more than 950 older adults

for five years and saw a

significant decrease in the rate of cognitive decline for

people who consumed

greater amounts of green leafy vegetables The

individual nutrients most

linked with this finding vitamin K lutein folate and

beta-carotene

Other good sources of these

nutrients include brightly

colored fruits and vegetables like avocados kiwis

mangoes cantaloupe

carrots sweet potatoes broccoli tomatoes brussels

sprouts and red yellow and

green peppers mdash to name just a few

6 | Hot Springs County Senior

DOESNrsquoT ANYONE PROOFREAD ANYMORE

THE YEARrsquoS BEST HEADLINES OF 2005

Something went wrong in Jet Crash Expert Says

(No Really)

Police Begin Campaign to Run Down Jaywalkers

(Thatrsquoll stop lsquoem)

Is there a Ring of Debris around Uranus

(Not if I wipe thoroughly)

Panda Mating Fails Veterinarian Takes Over

(What a guy)

Juvenile Court to Try Shooting Defendant

(See if that works any better than a fair trial)

War Dims Hope for Peace

(I Can see where it might have that effect)

If Strike isnrsquot Settled Quickly it may Last Awhile

(You think)

Cold Wave Linked to Temperatures

(Who would have thought)

Enfield (London) Couple Slain Police Suspect

Homicide

(They may be on to something)

Red Tape Holds Up New Bridges

(You mean therersquos something stronger than duct tape)

Man Struck By Lightning Faces Battery Charge

(He probably IS the battery charge)

New Study of Obesity Looks for Larger Test Group

(Werenrsquot they fat enough)

Astronaut Takes Blame for Gas in Spacecraft

(Thatrsquos what he gets for eating those beans)

Kids Make Nutritious Snacks

(Taste like chicken)

Local High School Dropouts Cut in Half

(Chainsaw Massacre all over again)

Hospitals are Sued by 7 Foot Doctors

(Boy are they tall)

And the winner is

Typhoon Rips Through Cemetery Hundreds Dead

MyMedicaregov

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 7

WARNING Individuals promoting genetic testing of Medicare

Patients through meeting and educational sessions could be using this

test to commit Medicare fraud and abuse

What can you do If you are approached by someone decline their services because you should not give client access to individuals who take their personal information or if you have already been visited by someone taking DNA swabs We need you to protect yourselves and to report any genetic testing scams as they come across to Shay here at the HSC Senior Center call 864-2151 or come in and talk with her

April mdash Menu Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 2 3 4

5

Tacos (soft shell)

Refried beans

Salsa

Mixed Relish tray

Fluffy Fruit cup

8 9 10 11 12

15 16 17 18 19

22 23 24 25 26

29 30

Ham and Beans

Corn Bread

Spinach

Celery w Peanut Butter amp Raisins

Mandarin Oranges

Salisbury Steak w Mushroom Gravy

Baked Potato Country Blend Veg-gies

Mandarin Spinach Salad

Blueberry Buckle

Sweet and Sour Pork

Rice Pilaf

Green Beans

Asian Salad

Angel Food Cake w Berries

Baked Chicken

Mashed Potatoes w Gravy

California Blend Vegetables

Vegetable Salad

Chocolate Cake wStrawberries

Beef Stroganoff over egg noodles

Broccoli

Cinnamon Raisin Roll

Creamy Coleslaw

Fruity Cherry Gelatin

French Dips

Au Jus

Tri Color potatoes

Broccoli Craisin Salad

Peaches

Chuck Wagon Steak w gravy

Red Potato wedge Spinach Pineapple apple slaw Corn Bread

Baked Fish Cheddar mashed potatoes Asparagus Creamy coleslaw Fruit Cocktail Banana Bread

Oven Fried Chicken Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Beet Salad Mandarin Oranges Gingerbread Cake

Cheese Ravioli w Meat Sauce

Italian Vegetables

Tossed Salad

Garlic Bread

Fluffy Fruit Cup

BBQ Chicken

Potato Salad

Fannyrsquos Coleslaw

Lemon Blueberry Muffin

Peaches

Cheeseburger Lettuce Tomato Onion Pickle Sweet Potato Fries Garden Bounty Salad Peaches Cookies

8 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Chicken Alfredo

Beets

Cranberry Sauce

Bread

Fruit Cocktail

Breaded Fish

Rice Pilaf

Vegetable Stew

Carrots

Bread

Fruit Cup

Cabbage Burgers

Carrot Celery

Gelatin Salad

Cherry fudge Cake

wChocolate

Frosting

Glazed Baked Ham Scalloped Sweet Potatoes with apples Brussel Sprouts Perfection Salad Magic Cookie Bar

Hot Beef

Sandwichw gravy

Winter Blend Vegetables

Tossed green salad

California Fruit

Creamy Potato Soup

BBQ Pork Sand-wich

Harvest Blend Vegetables

Apricots Cookies

Ham amp Mac Bake

Brussel Sprouts

Tossed Green Salad

Rolls

Peach Crisp

Chicken Spaghetti Casserole

Garlic Bread

Broccoli

Green Salad

Mandarin Oranges

Taco Salad

On corn chips Peas and Carrots Bread Stick Melon Cup Rocky Road Pudding

April mdash Activities Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 2 3 4 5

8 9 10 11 12

15 16 17 18 19

22 23 24 25 26

29 30

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230 Writers Guild

1-300

Pool Players 800-400

Project Council

1000

Birthday Party 1130

Hand amp Foot Card Game 1230

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Pool Players 800-400

Golden Age Club Meeting 1000

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Hobby Night 7-900

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Board of Directors

400

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

Pool Players 800-400

Josh from the VA Here at 1100

Shopping 815-1100 and 1230-300

Hand amp Foot Card Game 1230

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 9

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230 Writers Guild

1-300

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

10 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Weve enjoyed numerous day trips one of our favorites was the Big Horn Boat

tour and the Pryor Mountain Mustang Wild Mustang Center even went back for

another enjoyable day Our well planned amp Special overnight amp longer excur-

sions have included trips to Fort Robinson for a wonderful historical education

beautiful scenery steak cookouts wagon trips and four very special Broadway plays presented by the Chadron State players We had an overnight trip to Jack-

son to see the great Bar J Wranglers enjoyed them so much we went to see them

again when they entertained in Riverton amp Lander Wersquove gone on overnighters

to Casper to see the top notch entertainers who perform there Wersquove also taken

lengthy trips to Branson amp Niagara Falls and look forward to other special trips

being planned by Trenda and our special staff

All of these special events are made possible by the centrsquos continuing fundraisers which are the

life blood of our center and other non-profit enti-

ties One of the most important fundraisers our

center will be sharing with the community is the

special Prime Rib Dinner on April 27th Please

join us bring your family amp friends along with

your appetites amp checkbooks because you will

have several opportunities to take part in and en-

joy the festivities while helping the Center raise funds Funds from this event amp

others will go a long way to help make our trips amp other wonderful activities con-

tinue Our trips are not limited by age All adults are welcome to take part

Each of you is so important to our senior community THANK YOU

Mystery trip to Dubois and Togwotee The pictures of

the snow covered moun-

tains

Dinner trip to Svilers in

Hudson Gary and Joanne

Holbert Sandy Shaffer Nita

Ramsey

Joanne Holbert Ivan Wallin

Virginia Odde and Jeanne

Beyette on the overlook at the

Sinks

Spot the Difference

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 11

Let us be

grateful to

people who

make us happy they are the

charming

gardeners who

make our souls

blossom

Marcel Proust

Read more at httpswwwbrainyquotecom

quotes

Featured Recipe

12 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Easter Egg Cookie Dough Truffles

Ingredients 12 cup of butter room temper-ature (see note) 34 cups packed brown sugar 2 cups all purpose flour see note 2 tsps vanilla extract 14 oz sweetened condensed milk 1 cup mini chocolate chips Pink blue purple and white candy melts Instructions In the bowl of a large stand mix-er cream the butter and the brown sugar until light and fluffy about two minutes Beat in the vanilla Slowly add the flour scraping down the sides as necessary With the mixer still running slowly add in the sweetened condensed milk You may need to stop the mixer periodically to scrape down the sides (DO NOT SCRAPE THE CAN WITH A SPATULA) Once it is fully combined stir in the chocolate chips Form the dough into one inch balls and then shape into eggs Place on a wax paper lined pan and cover loosely with plastic wrap Refrigerate overnight Melt the candy melts according to the directions on the bag Keeping the truffles in the refrigerator and removing only three or four at a time dip them in the candy melts one at a time with a fork Gently tap off any excess chocolate and let dry on wax paper Notes The butter should be soft but not at all melted You should be able to push your finger into it but not all the way through the stick To achieve room temperature butter quickly cut up the butter in one inch pieces and leave out on the counter for a half hour Please note To prevent risk of e coli spread the flour on a baking sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 5 minutes Allow to cool and then proceed to use in this recipe

National Volunteer Week April 7-13 2019

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 13

National Volunteer Week is an opportunity to celebrate the impact of

volunteer service and the power of volunteers to tackle societyrsquos greatest

challenges to build stronger communities and be a force that transforms

the world Each year we shine a light on the people and causes that

inspire us to serve recognizing and thanking volunteers who lend their

time talent and voice to make a difference in their communities

Here are a few of our volunteers at the HSC Senior Citizens Center in

Thermopolis

Thank you for all you do

Medicare News

Does Medicare Cover Air Ambulance Transportation In Limited cases Medicare Part B covers transportation in an air ambulance

The services must be medically necessary meaning that you require immediate and rapid ambulance transportation that could no be provided by a ground ambulance More specifically the services must be needed either because

A ground ambulance cannot get to where you are Or there is a great distance to travel or another obstacle involved in getting

you to the nearest appropriate facility In rural areas you automatically meet the medical necessity requirement if A doctor or other medical professional determines that air transport is

necessary due to time and or geographical factors And the air transit meets Medicare-approved air ambulance requirements Medicare Advantage Plans must also cover air ambulance transportation but can do so with different costs and conditions Please remember that Wyoming doesnrsquot have Medicare Advantage Plans

JACKRABBIT JAVA T-Shirt There will be a drawing toward the

end of the month for Jackrabbit java

merchandise Come by the Senior

Center to enter

Enter to Win

Answers to the Riddles on Page 3 1) Hot cross bunnies 2) He wanted them to lay colored

eggs 3) One is bad money the other is a mad bunny

14 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

HAPPY BIRTHDAY COUPON

If you are sixty or older and have a birth-

day this month please bring this coupon

to the HSC Senior Citizens Center for a

FREE meal courtesy of Big Horn Federal

NAME________________________

BIRTH DATE _________________

Project Council Mary White-Chairperson Roxie Braley-Vice Chairperson1st Secretary

Trudi Brooks- 2nd Secretary

Bill Moore

Marilyn Matthews

Joanne Holbert

Bette Scoggin

Jackie Novakovich

Project Council meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday at 1000am

Golden Age Club John Brooks III- Chairperson

Virginia Odde- Vice Chairperson

Roxie Braley- Secretary

Trudi Brooks- Treasurer

Louise Odde

Beverly Ward

Duke Allen

Carolyn Spann

Mike Chimenti

The Golden Age Club meets monthly on the 2nd Thursday at 1000am

Senior Center Staff

Trenda Moorendash Director

Becky Mortimore-SecretaryMeals Coordinator

Charlotte Porch-Statistician

Pam Rangel- Bus Driver

Shay Engelndash ACC Lifeline WSHIIP

Dixie Vialpando- Homemaker

Brenda Borenndash Homemaker

Melissa Elliottndash Homemaker

Angela Siems-Homemaker

Roberta Elwellndash Homemaker

Stephanie Palu- Head Cook

Amy Peden- Kitchen Staff

Todd Davis- Kitchen Staff

Randi Miramontes-Kitchen Staff

Colleen Blakesleyndash Custodian amp Bus Driver

Erin Garlinghousendash Senior Services of

America amp WSHIIP Volunteer

Bob Seltzer-WSHIIP Volunteer

AND MANY MANY MORE

WONDERFUL VOLUNTEERS

Board of Directors

Gary Holbert- Chairperson

John Lumley- 1st Vice Chairperson

Marty Oravec- 2nd Vice Chairperson

Jim Kirsch- Secretary

Cheryl Shero- Treasurer

Butch Hendrickson

Gary OrsquoBrien

Barb Vietti

The Monthly Meeting for the Board of

Directors is the 4th Thursday at 400pm

Members that Make it Happen

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 15

Hot Springs County Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

Phone

307-864-2151

Fax

307-200-4186

Email

hscsr1livecom

Website

wwwhscseniorctrcom

Our Vision

Our vision is to preserve enhance and

stabilize the quality of senior life to maintain dignity and independence for older adults

and to promote a community in which we

all age well

Our Mission

Provide a variety of activities services and opportunities for participation learning and

socialization to older individuals to help

them retain their personal skills and diminish stress to help them remain independent in

their own homes and communities for as

long as safely possible thereby reducing the financial and emotional burdens to their

loved ones and the state

Hot Springs County

Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

MyMedicaregov

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 7

WARNING Individuals promoting genetic testing of Medicare

Patients through meeting and educational sessions could be using this

test to commit Medicare fraud and abuse

What can you do If you are approached by someone decline their services because you should not give client access to individuals who take their personal information or if you have already been visited by someone taking DNA swabs We need you to protect yourselves and to report any genetic testing scams as they come across to Shay here at the HSC Senior Center call 864-2151 or come in and talk with her

April mdash Menu Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 2 3 4

5

Tacos (soft shell)

Refried beans

Salsa

Mixed Relish tray

Fluffy Fruit cup

8 9 10 11 12

15 16 17 18 19

22 23 24 25 26

29 30

Ham and Beans

Corn Bread

Spinach

Celery w Peanut Butter amp Raisins

Mandarin Oranges

Salisbury Steak w Mushroom Gravy

Baked Potato Country Blend Veg-gies

Mandarin Spinach Salad

Blueberry Buckle

Sweet and Sour Pork

Rice Pilaf

Green Beans

Asian Salad

Angel Food Cake w Berries

Baked Chicken

Mashed Potatoes w Gravy

California Blend Vegetables

Vegetable Salad

Chocolate Cake wStrawberries

Beef Stroganoff over egg noodles

Broccoli

Cinnamon Raisin Roll

Creamy Coleslaw

Fruity Cherry Gelatin

French Dips

Au Jus

Tri Color potatoes

Broccoli Craisin Salad

Peaches

Chuck Wagon Steak w gravy

Red Potato wedge Spinach Pineapple apple slaw Corn Bread

Baked Fish Cheddar mashed potatoes Asparagus Creamy coleslaw Fruit Cocktail Banana Bread

Oven Fried Chicken Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Beet Salad Mandarin Oranges Gingerbread Cake

Cheese Ravioli w Meat Sauce

Italian Vegetables

Tossed Salad

Garlic Bread

Fluffy Fruit Cup

BBQ Chicken

Potato Salad

Fannyrsquos Coleslaw

Lemon Blueberry Muffin

Peaches

Cheeseburger Lettuce Tomato Onion Pickle Sweet Potato Fries Garden Bounty Salad Peaches Cookies

8 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Chicken Alfredo

Beets

Cranberry Sauce

Bread

Fruit Cocktail

Breaded Fish

Rice Pilaf

Vegetable Stew

Carrots

Bread

Fruit Cup

Cabbage Burgers

Carrot Celery

Gelatin Salad

Cherry fudge Cake

wChocolate

Frosting

Glazed Baked Ham Scalloped Sweet Potatoes with apples Brussel Sprouts Perfection Salad Magic Cookie Bar

Hot Beef

Sandwichw gravy

Winter Blend Vegetables

Tossed green salad

California Fruit

Creamy Potato Soup

BBQ Pork Sand-wich

Harvest Blend Vegetables

Apricots Cookies

Ham amp Mac Bake

Brussel Sprouts

Tossed Green Salad

Rolls

Peach Crisp

Chicken Spaghetti Casserole

Garlic Bread

Broccoli

Green Salad

Mandarin Oranges

Taco Salad

On corn chips Peas and Carrots Bread Stick Melon Cup Rocky Road Pudding

April mdash Activities Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 2 3 4 5

8 9 10 11 12

15 16 17 18 19

22 23 24 25 26

29 30

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230 Writers Guild

1-300

Pool Players 800-400

Project Council

1000

Birthday Party 1130

Hand amp Foot Card Game 1230

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Pool Players 800-400

Golden Age Club Meeting 1000

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Hobby Night 7-900

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Board of Directors

400

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

Pool Players 800-400

Josh from the VA Here at 1100

Shopping 815-1100 and 1230-300

Hand amp Foot Card Game 1230

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 9

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230 Writers Guild

1-300

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

10 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Weve enjoyed numerous day trips one of our favorites was the Big Horn Boat

tour and the Pryor Mountain Mustang Wild Mustang Center even went back for

another enjoyable day Our well planned amp Special overnight amp longer excur-

sions have included trips to Fort Robinson for a wonderful historical education

beautiful scenery steak cookouts wagon trips and four very special Broadway plays presented by the Chadron State players We had an overnight trip to Jack-

son to see the great Bar J Wranglers enjoyed them so much we went to see them

again when they entertained in Riverton amp Lander Wersquove gone on overnighters

to Casper to see the top notch entertainers who perform there Wersquove also taken

lengthy trips to Branson amp Niagara Falls and look forward to other special trips

being planned by Trenda and our special staff

All of these special events are made possible by the centrsquos continuing fundraisers which are the

life blood of our center and other non-profit enti-

ties One of the most important fundraisers our

center will be sharing with the community is the

special Prime Rib Dinner on April 27th Please

join us bring your family amp friends along with

your appetites amp checkbooks because you will

have several opportunities to take part in and en-

joy the festivities while helping the Center raise funds Funds from this event amp

others will go a long way to help make our trips amp other wonderful activities con-

tinue Our trips are not limited by age All adults are welcome to take part

Each of you is so important to our senior community THANK YOU

Mystery trip to Dubois and Togwotee The pictures of

the snow covered moun-

tains

Dinner trip to Svilers in

Hudson Gary and Joanne

Holbert Sandy Shaffer Nita

Ramsey

Joanne Holbert Ivan Wallin

Virginia Odde and Jeanne

Beyette on the overlook at the

Sinks

Spot the Difference

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 11

Let us be

grateful to

people who

make us happy they are the

charming

gardeners who

make our souls

blossom

Marcel Proust

Read more at httpswwwbrainyquotecom

quotes

Featured Recipe

12 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Easter Egg Cookie Dough Truffles

Ingredients 12 cup of butter room temper-ature (see note) 34 cups packed brown sugar 2 cups all purpose flour see note 2 tsps vanilla extract 14 oz sweetened condensed milk 1 cup mini chocolate chips Pink blue purple and white candy melts Instructions In the bowl of a large stand mix-er cream the butter and the brown sugar until light and fluffy about two minutes Beat in the vanilla Slowly add the flour scraping down the sides as necessary With the mixer still running slowly add in the sweetened condensed milk You may need to stop the mixer periodically to scrape down the sides (DO NOT SCRAPE THE CAN WITH A SPATULA) Once it is fully combined stir in the chocolate chips Form the dough into one inch balls and then shape into eggs Place on a wax paper lined pan and cover loosely with plastic wrap Refrigerate overnight Melt the candy melts according to the directions on the bag Keeping the truffles in the refrigerator and removing only three or four at a time dip them in the candy melts one at a time with a fork Gently tap off any excess chocolate and let dry on wax paper Notes The butter should be soft but not at all melted You should be able to push your finger into it but not all the way through the stick To achieve room temperature butter quickly cut up the butter in one inch pieces and leave out on the counter for a half hour Please note To prevent risk of e coli spread the flour on a baking sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 5 minutes Allow to cool and then proceed to use in this recipe

National Volunteer Week April 7-13 2019

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 13

National Volunteer Week is an opportunity to celebrate the impact of

volunteer service and the power of volunteers to tackle societyrsquos greatest

challenges to build stronger communities and be a force that transforms

the world Each year we shine a light on the people and causes that

inspire us to serve recognizing and thanking volunteers who lend their

time talent and voice to make a difference in their communities

Here are a few of our volunteers at the HSC Senior Citizens Center in

Thermopolis

Thank you for all you do

Medicare News

Does Medicare Cover Air Ambulance Transportation In Limited cases Medicare Part B covers transportation in an air ambulance

The services must be medically necessary meaning that you require immediate and rapid ambulance transportation that could no be provided by a ground ambulance More specifically the services must be needed either because

A ground ambulance cannot get to where you are Or there is a great distance to travel or another obstacle involved in getting

you to the nearest appropriate facility In rural areas you automatically meet the medical necessity requirement if A doctor or other medical professional determines that air transport is

necessary due to time and or geographical factors And the air transit meets Medicare-approved air ambulance requirements Medicare Advantage Plans must also cover air ambulance transportation but can do so with different costs and conditions Please remember that Wyoming doesnrsquot have Medicare Advantage Plans

JACKRABBIT JAVA T-Shirt There will be a drawing toward the

end of the month for Jackrabbit java

merchandise Come by the Senior

Center to enter

Enter to Win

Answers to the Riddles on Page 3 1) Hot cross bunnies 2) He wanted them to lay colored

eggs 3) One is bad money the other is a mad bunny

14 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

HAPPY BIRTHDAY COUPON

If you are sixty or older and have a birth-

day this month please bring this coupon

to the HSC Senior Citizens Center for a

FREE meal courtesy of Big Horn Federal

NAME________________________

BIRTH DATE _________________

Project Council Mary White-Chairperson Roxie Braley-Vice Chairperson1st Secretary

Trudi Brooks- 2nd Secretary

Bill Moore

Marilyn Matthews

Joanne Holbert

Bette Scoggin

Jackie Novakovich

Project Council meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday at 1000am

Golden Age Club John Brooks III- Chairperson

Virginia Odde- Vice Chairperson

Roxie Braley- Secretary

Trudi Brooks- Treasurer

Louise Odde

Beverly Ward

Duke Allen

Carolyn Spann

Mike Chimenti

The Golden Age Club meets monthly on the 2nd Thursday at 1000am

Senior Center Staff

Trenda Moorendash Director

Becky Mortimore-SecretaryMeals Coordinator

Charlotte Porch-Statistician

Pam Rangel- Bus Driver

Shay Engelndash ACC Lifeline WSHIIP

Dixie Vialpando- Homemaker

Brenda Borenndash Homemaker

Melissa Elliottndash Homemaker

Angela Siems-Homemaker

Roberta Elwellndash Homemaker

Stephanie Palu- Head Cook

Amy Peden- Kitchen Staff

Todd Davis- Kitchen Staff

Randi Miramontes-Kitchen Staff

Colleen Blakesleyndash Custodian amp Bus Driver

Erin Garlinghousendash Senior Services of

America amp WSHIIP Volunteer

Bob Seltzer-WSHIIP Volunteer

AND MANY MANY MORE

WONDERFUL VOLUNTEERS

Board of Directors

Gary Holbert- Chairperson

John Lumley- 1st Vice Chairperson

Marty Oravec- 2nd Vice Chairperson

Jim Kirsch- Secretary

Cheryl Shero- Treasurer

Butch Hendrickson

Gary OrsquoBrien

Barb Vietti

The Monthly Meeting for the Board of

Directors is the 4th Thursday at 400pm

Members that Make it Happen

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 15

Hot Springs County Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

Phone

307-864-2151

Fax

307-200-4186

Email

hscsr1livecom

Website

wwwhscseniorctrcom

Our Vision

Our vision is to preserve enhance and

stabilize the quality of senior life to maintain dignity and independence for older adults

and to promote a community in which we

all age well

Our Mission

Provide a variety of activities services and opportunities for participation learning and

socialization to older individuals to help

them retain their personal skills and diminish stress to help them remain independent in

their own homes and communities for as

long as safely possible thereby reducing the financial and emotional burdens to their

loved ones and the state

Hot Springs County

Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

April mdash Menu Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 2 3 4

5

Tacos (soft shell)

Refried beans

Salsa

Mixed Relish tray

Fluffy Fruit cup

8 9 10 11 12

15 16 17 18 19

22 23 24 25 26

29 30

Ham and Beans

Corn Bread

Spinach

Celery w Peanut Butter amp Raisins

Mandarin Oranges

Salisbury Steak w Mushroom Gravy

Baked Potato Country Blend Veg-gies

Mandarin Spinach Salad

Blueberry Buckle

Sweet and Sour Pork

Rice Pilaf

Green Beans

Asian Salad

Angel Food Cake w Berries

Baked Chicken

Mashed Potatoes w Gravy

California Blend Vegetables

Vegetable Salad

Chocolate Cake wStrawberries

Beef Stroganoff over egg noodles

Broccoli

Cinnamon Raisin Roll

Creamy Coleslaw

Fruity Cherry Gelatin

French Dips

Au Jus

Tri Color potatoes

Broccoli Craisin Salad

Peaches

Chuck Wagon Steak w gravy

Red Potato wedge Spinach Pineapple apple slaw Corn Bread

Baked Fish Cheddar mashed potatoes Asparagus Creamy coleslaw Fruit Cocktail Banana Bread

Oven Fried Chicken Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Beet Salad Mandarin Oranges Gingerbread Cake

Cheese Ravioli w Meat Sauce

Italian Vegetables

Tossed Salad

Garlic Bread

Fluffy Fruit Cup

BBQ Chicken

Potato Salad

Fannyrsquos Coleslaw

Lemon Blueberry Muffin

Peaches

Cheeseburger Lettuce Tomato Onion Pickle Sweet Potato Fries Garden Bounty Salad Peaches Cookies

8 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Chicken Alfredo

Beets

Cranberry Sauce

Bread

Fruit Cocktail

Breaded Fish

Rice Pilaf

Vegetable Stew

Carrots

Bread

Fruit Cup

Cabbage Burgers

Carrot Celery

Gelatin Salad

Cherry fudge Cake

wChocolate

Frosting

Glazed Baked Ham Scalloped Sweet Potatoes with apples Brussel Sprouts Perfection Salad Magic Cookie Bar

Hot Beef

Sandwichw gravy

Winter Blend Vegetables

Tossed green salad

California Fruit

Creamy Potato Soup

BBQ Pork Sand-wich

Harvest Blend Vegetables

Apricots Cookies

Ham amp Mac Bake

Brussel Sprouts

Tossed Green Salad

Rolls

Peach Crisp

Chicken Spaghetti Casserole

Garlic Bread

Broccoli

Green Salad

Mandarin Oranges

Taco Salad

On corn chips Peas and Carrots Bread Stick Melon Cup Rocky Road Pudding

April mdash Activities Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 2 3 4 5

8 9 10 11 12

15 16 17 18 19

22 23 24 25 26

29 30

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230 Writers Guild

1-300

Pool Players 800-400

Project Council

1000

Birthday Party 1130

Hand amp Foot Card Game 1230

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Pool Players 800-400

Golden Age Club Meeting 1000

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Hobby Night 7-900

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Board of Directors

400

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

Pool Players 800-400

Josh from the VA Here at 1100

Shopping 815-1100 and 1230-300

Hand amp Foot Card Game 1230

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 9

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230 Writers Guild

1-300

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

10 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Weve enjoyed numerous day trips one of our favorites was the Big Horn Boat

tour and the Pryor Mountain Mustang Wild Mustang Center even went back for

another enjoyable day Our well planned amp Special overnight amp longer excur-

sions have included trips to Fort Robinson for a wonderful historical education

beautiful scenery steak cookouts wagon trips and four very special Broadway plays presented by the Chadron State players We had an overnight trip to Jack-

son to see the great Bar J Wranglers enjoyed them so much we went to see them

again when they entertained in Riverton amp Lander Wersquove gone on overnighters

to Casper to see the top notch entertainers who perform there Wersquove also taken

lengthy trips to Branson amp Niagara Falls and look forward to other special trips

being planned by Trenda and our special staff

All of these special events are made possible by the centrsquos continuing fundraisers which are the

life blood of our center and other non-profit enti-

ties One of the most important fundraisers our

center will be sharing with the community is the

special Prime Rib Dinner on April 27th Please

join us bring your family amp friends along with

your appetites amp checkbooks because you will

have several opportunities to take part in and en-

joy the festivities while helping the Center raise funds Funds from this event amp

others will go a long way to help make our trips amp other wonderful activities con-

tinue Our trips are not limited by age All adults are welcome to take part

Each of you is so important to our senior community THANK YOU

Mystery trip to Dubois and Togwotee The pictures of

the snow covered moun-

tains

Dinner trip to Svilers in

Hudson Gary and Joanne

Holbert Sandy Shaffer Nita

Ramsey

Joanne Holbert Ivan Wallin

Virginia Odde and Jeanne

Beyette on the overlook at the

Sinks

Spot the Difference

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 11

Let us be

grateful to

people who

make us happy they are the

charming

gardeners who

make our souls

blossom

Marcel Proust

Read more at httpswwwbrainyquotecom

quotes

Featured Recipe

12 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Easter Egg Cookie Dough Truffles

Ingredients 12 cup of butter room temper-ature (see note) 34 cups packed brown sugar 2 cups all purpose flour see note 2 tsps vanilla extract 14 oz sweetened condensed milk 1 cup mini chocolate chips Pink blue purple and white candy melts Instructions In the bowl of a large stand mix-er cream the butter and the brown sugar until light and fluffy about two minutes Beat in the vanilla Slowly add the flour scraping down the sides as necessary With the mixer still running slowly add in the sweetened condensed milk You may need to stop the mixer periodically to scrape down the sides (DO NOT SCRAPE THE CAN WITH A SPATULA) Once it is fully combined stir in the chocolate chips Form the dough into one inch balls and then shape into eggs Place on a wax paper lined pan and cover loosely with plastic wrap Refrigerate overnight Melt the candy melts according to the directions on the bag Keeping the truffles in the refrigerator and removing only three or four at a time dip them in the candy melts one at a time with a fork Gently tap off any excess chocolate and let dry on wax paper Notes The butter should be soft but not at all melted You should be able to push your finger into it but not all the way through the stick To achieve room temperature butter quickly cut up the butter in one inch pieces and leave out on the counter for a half hour Please note To prevent risk of e coli spread the flour on a baking sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 5 minutes Allow to cool and then proceed to use in this recipe

National Volunteer Week April 7-13 2019

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 13

National Volunteer Week is an opportunity to celebrate the impact of

volunteer service and the power of volunteers to tackle societyrsquos greatest

challenges to build stronger communities and be a force that transforms

the world Each year we shine a light on the people and causes that

inspire us to serve recognizing and thanking volunteers who lend their

time talent and voice to make a difference in their communities

Here are a few of our volunteers at the HSC Senior Citizens Center in

Thermopolis

Thank you for all you do

Medicare News

Does Medicare Cover Air Ambulance Transportation In Limited cases Medicare Part B covers transportation in an air ambulance

The services must be medically necessary meaning that you require immediate and rapid ambulance transportation that could no be provided by a ground ambulance More specifically the services must be needed either because

A ground ambulance cannot get to where you are Or there is a great distance to travel or another obstacle involved in getting

you to the nearest appropriate facility In rural areas you automatically meet the medical necessity requirement if A doctor or other medical professional determines that air transport is

necessary due to time and or geographical factors And the air transit meets Medicare-approved air ambulance requirements Medicare Advantage Plans must also cover air ambulance transportation but can do so with different costs and conditions Please remember that Wyoming doesnrsquot have Medicare Advantage Plans

JACKRABBIT JAVA T-Shirt There will be a drawing toward the

end of the month for Jackrabbit java

merchandise Come by the Senior

Center to enter

Enter to Win

Answers to the Riddles on Page 3 1) Hot cross bunnies 2) He wanted them to lay colored

eggs 3) One is bad money the other is a mad bunny

14 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

HAPPY BIRTHDAY COUPON

If you are sixty or older and have a birth-

day this month please bring this coupon

to the HSC Senior Citizens Center for a

FREE meal courtesy of Big Horn Federal

NAME________________________

BIRTH DATE _________________

Project Council Mary White-Chairperson Roxie Braley-Vice Chairperson1st Secretary

Trudi Brooks- 2nd Secretary

Bill Moore

Marilyn Matthews

Joanne Holbert

Bette Scoggin

Jackie Novakovich

Project Council meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday at 1000am

Golden Age Club John Brooks III- Chairperson

Virginia Odde- Vice Chairperson

Roxie Braley- Secretary

Trudi Brooks- Treasurer

Louise Odde

Beverly Ward

Duke Allen

Carolyn Spann

Mike Chimenti

The Golden Age Club meets monthly on the 2nd Thursday at 1000am

Senior Center Staff

Trenda Moorendash Director

Becky Mortimore-SecretaryMeals Coordinator

Charlotte Porch-Statistician

Pam Rangel- Bus Driver

Shay Engelndash ACC Lifeline WSHIIP

Dixie Vialpando- Homemaker

Brenda Borenndash Homemaker

Melissa Elliottndash Homemaker

Angela Siems-Homemaker

Roberta Elwellndash Homemaker

Stephanie Palu- Head Cook

Amy Peden- Kitchen Staff

Todd Davis- Kitchen Staff

Randi Miramontes-Kitchen Staff

Colleen Blakesleyndash Custodian amp Bus Driver

Erin Garlinghousendash Senior Services of

America amp WSHIIP Volunteer

Bob Seltzer-WSHIIP Volunteer

AND MANY MANY MORE

WONDERFUL VOLUNTEERS

Board of Directors

Gary Holbert- Chairperson

John Lumley- 1st Vice Chairperson

Marty Oravec- 2nd Vice Chairperson

Jim Kirsch- Secretary

Cheryl Shero- Treasurer

Butch Hendrickson

Gary OrsquoBrien

Barb Vietti

The Monthly Meeting for the Board of

Directors is the 4th Thursday at 400pm

Members that Make it Happen

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 15

Hot Springs County Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

Phone

307-864-2151

Fax

307-200-4186

Email

hscsr1livecom

Website

wwwhscseniorctrcom

Our Vision

Our vision is to preserve enhance and

stabilize the quality of senior life to maintain dignity and independence for older adults

and to promote a community in which we

all age well

Our Mission

Provide a variety of activities services and opportunities for participation learning and

socialization to older individuals to help

them retain their personal skills and diminish stress to help them remain independent in

their own homes and communities for as

long as safely possible thereby reducing the financial and emotional burdens to their

loved ones and the state

Hot Springs County

Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

April mdash Activities Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 2 3 4 5

8 9 10 11 12

15 16 17 18 19

22 23 24 25 26

29 30

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230 Writers Guild

1-300

Pool Players 800-400

Project Council

1000

Birthday Party 1130

Hand amp Foot Card Game 1230

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Pool Players 800-400

Golden Age Club Meeting 1000

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Hobby Night 7-900

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230

Board of Directors

400

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

Pool Players 800-400

Josh from the VA Here at 1100

Shopping 815-1100 and 1230-300

Hand amp Foot Card Game 1230

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 9

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 and

1230-300

Pinochle 615

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Pool Players 800-400

Shopping 815-1100 1230-300

Art Class

900-1100

Pool Players 800-400

Hand amp Foot Card Game

1230 Writers Guild

1-300

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

Pool Players 800-400 Shopping

815-1100 and 1230-300

Blood Pressure 1000-1200 Bridge 1230

10 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Weve enjoyed numerous day trips one of our favorites was the Big Horn Boat

tour and the Pryor Mountain Mustang Wild Mustang Center even went back for

another enjoyable day Our well planned amp Special overnight amp longer excur-

sions have included trips to Fort Robinson for a wonderful historical education

beautiful scenery steak cookouts wagon trips and four very special Broadway plays presented by the Chadron State players We had an overnight trip to Jack-

son to see the great Bar J Wranglers enjoyed them so much we went to see them

again when they entertained in Riverton amp Lander Wersquove gone on overnighters

to Casper to see the top notch entertainers who perform there Wersquove also taken

lengthy trips to Branson amp Niagara Falls and look forward to other special trips

being planned by Trenda and our special staff

All of these special events are made possible by the centrsquos continuing fundraisers which are the

life blood of our center and other non-profit enti-

ties One of the most important fundraisers our

center will be sharing with the community is the

special Prime Rib Dinner on April 27th Please

join us bring your family amp friends along with

your appetites amp checkbooks because you will

have several opportunities to take part in and en-

joy the festivities while helping the Center raise funds Funds from this event amp

others will go a long way to help make our trips amp other wonderful activities con-

tinue Our trips are not limited by age All adults are welcome to take part

Each of you is so important to our senior community THANK YOU

Mystery trip to Dubois and Togwotee The pictures of

the snow covered moun-

tains

Dinner trip to Svilers in

Hudson Gary and Joanne

Holbert Sandy Shaffer Nita

Ramsey

Joanne Holbert Ivan Wallin

Virginia Odde and Jeanne

Beyette on the overlook at the

Sinks

Spot the Difference

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 11

Let us be

grateful to

people who

make us happy they are the

charming

gardeners who

make our souls

blossom

Marcel Proust

Read more at httpswwwbrainyquotecom

quotes

Featured Recipe

12 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Easter Egg Cookie Dough Truffles

Ingredients 12 cup of butter room temper-ature (see note) 34 cups packed brown sugar 2 cups all purpose flour see note 2 tsps vanilla extract 14 oz sweetened condensed milk 1 cup mini chocolate chips Pink blue purple and white candy melts Instructions In the bowl of a large stand mix-er cream the butter and the brown sugar until light and fluffy about two minutes Beat in the vanilla Slowly add the flour scraping down the sides as necessary With the mixer still running slowly add in the sweetened condensed milk You may need to stop the mixer periodically to scrape down the sides (DO NOT SCRAPE THE CAN WITH A SPATULA) Once it is fully combined stir in the chocolate chips Form the dough into one inch balls and then shape into eggs Place on a wax paper lined pan and cover loosely with plastic wrap Refrigerate overnight Melt the candy melts according to the directions on the bag Keeping the truffles in the refrigerator and removing only three or four at a time dip them in the candy melts one at a time with a fork Gently tap off any excess chocolate and let dry on wax paper Notes The butter should be soft but not at all melted You should be able to push your finger into it but not all the way through the stick To achieve room temperature butter quickly cut up the butter in one inch pieces and leave out on the counter for a half hour Please note To prevent risk of e coli spread the flour on a baking sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 5 minutes Allow to cool and then proceed to use in this recipe

National Volunteer Week April 7-13 2019

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 13

National Volunteer Week is an opportunity to celebrate the impact of

volunteer service and the power of volunteers to tackle societyrsquos greatest

challenges to build stronger communities and be a force that transforms

the world Each year we shine a light on the people and causes that

inspire us to serve recognizing and thanking volunteers who lend their

time talent and voice to make a difference in their communities

Here are a few of our volunteers at the HSC Senior Citizens Center in

Thermopolis

Thank you for all you do

Medicare News

Does Medicare Cover Air Ambulance Transportation In Limited cases Medicare Part B covers transportation in an air ambulance

The services must be medically necessary meaning that you require immediate and rapid ambulance transportation that could no be provided by a ground ambulance More specifically the services must be needed either because

A ground ambulance cannot get to where you are Or there is a great distance to travel or another obstacle involved in getting

you to the nearest appropriate facility In rural areas you automatically meet the medical necessity requirement if A doctor or other medical professional determines that air transport is

necessary due to time and or geographical factors And the air transit meets Medicare-approved air ambulance requirements Medicare Advantage Plans must also cover air ambulance transportation but can do so with different costs and conditions Please remember that Wyoming doesnrsquot have Medicare Advantage Plans

JACKRABBIT JAVA T-Shirt There will be a drawing toward the

end of the month for Jackrabbit java

merchandise Come by the Senior

Center to enter

Enter to Win

Answers to the Riddles on Page 3 1) Hot cross bunnies 2) He wanted them to lay colored

eggs 3) One is bad money the other is a mad bunny

14 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

HAPPY BIRTHDAY COUPON

If you are sixty or older and have a birth-

day this month please bring this coupon

to the HSC Senior Citizens Center for a

FREE meal courtesy of Big Horn Federal

NAME________________________

BIRTH DATE _________________

Project Council Mary White-Chairperson Roxie Braley-Vice Chairperson1st Secretary

Trudi Brooks- 2nd Secretary

Bill Moore

Marilyn Matthews

Joanne Holbert

Bette Scoggin

Jackie Novakovich

Project Council meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday at 1000am

Golden Age Club John Brooks III- Chairperson

Virginia Odde- Vice Chairperson

Roxie Braley- Secretary

Trudi Brooks- Treasurer

Louise Odde

Beverly Ward

Duke Allen

Carolyn Spann

Mike Chimenti

The Golden Age Club meets monthly on the 2nd Thursday at 1000am

Senior Center Staff

Trenda Moorendash Director

Becky Mortimore-SecretaryMeals Coordinator

Charlotte Porch-Statistician

Pam Rangel- Bus Driver

Shay Engelndash ACC Lifeline WSHIIP

Dixie Vialpando- Homemaker

Brenda Borenndash Homemaker

Melissa Elliottndash Homemaker

Angela Siems-Homemaker

Roberta Elwellndash Homemaker

Stephanie Palu- Head Cook

Amy Peden- Kitchen Staff

Todd Davis- Kitchen Staff

Randi Miramontes-Kitchen Staff

Colleen Blakesleyndash Custodian amp Bus Driver

Erin Garlinghousendash Senior Services of

America amp WSHIIP Volunteer

Bob Seltzer-WSHIIP Volunteer

AND MANY MANY MORE

WONDERFUL VOLUNTEERS

Board of Directors

Gary Holbert- Chairperson

John Lumley- 1st Vice Chairperson

Marty Oravec- 2nd Vice Chairperson

Jim Kirsch- Secretary

Cheryl Shero- Treasurer

Butch Hendrickson

Gary OrsquoBrien

Barb Vietti

The Monthly Meeting for the Board of

Directors is the 4th Thursday at 400pm

Members that Make it Happen

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 15

Hot Springs County Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

Phone

307-864-2151

Fax

307-200-4186

Email

hscsr1livecom

Website

wwwhscseniorctrcom

Our Vision

Our vision is to preserve enhance and

stabilize the quality of senior life to maintain dignity and independence for older adults

and to promote a community in which we

all age well

Our Mission

Provide a variety of activities services and opportunities for participation learning and

socialization to older individuals to help

them retain their personal skills and diminish stress to help them remain independent in

their own homes and communities for as

long as safely possible thereby reducing the financial and emotional burdens to their

loved ones and the state

Hot Springs County

Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

10 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Weve enjoyed numerous day trips one of our favorites was the Big Horn Boat

tour and the Pryor Mountain Mustang Wild Mustang Center even went back for

another enjoyable day Our well planned amp Special overnight amp longer excur-

sions have included trips to Fort Robinson for a wonderful historical education

beautiful scenery steak cookouts wagon trips and four very special Broadway plays presented by the Chadron State players We had an overnight trip to Jack-

son to see the great Bar J Wranglers enjoyed them so much we went to see them

again when they entertained in Riverton amp Lander Wersquove gone on overnighters

to Casper to see the top notch entertainers who perform there Wersquove also taken

lengthy trips to Branson amp Niagara Falls and look forward to other special trips

being planned by Trenda and our special staff

All of these special events are made possible by the centrsquos continuing fundraisers which are the

life blood of our center and other non-profit enti-

ties One of the most important fundraisers our

center will be sharing with the community is the

special Prime Rib Dinner on April 27th Please

join us bring your family amp friends along with

your appetites amp checkbooks because you will

have several opportunities to take part in and en-

joy the festivities while helping the Center raise funds Funds from this event amp

others will go a long way to help make our trips amp other wonderful activities con-

tinue Our trips are not limited by age All adults are welcome to take part

Each of you is so important to our senior community THANK YOU

Mystery trip to Dubois and Togwotee The pictures of

the snow covered moun-

tains

Dinner trip to Svilers in

Hudson Gary and Joanne

Holbert Sandy Shaffer Nita

Ramsey

Joanne Holbert Ivan Wallin

Virginia Odde and Jeanne

Beyette on the overlook at the

Sinks

Spot the Difference

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 11

Let us be

grateful to

people who

make us happy they are the

charming

gardeners who

make our souls

blossom

Marcel Proust

Read more at httpswwwbrainyquotecom

quotes

Featured Recipe

12 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Easter Egg Cookie Dough Truffles

Ingredients 12 cup of butter room temper-ature (see note) 34 cups packed brown sugar 2 cups all purpose flour see note 2 tsps vanilla extract 14 oz sweetened condensed milk 1 cup mini chocolate chips Pink blue purple and white candy melts Instructions In the bowl of a large stand mix-er cream the butter and the brown sugar until light and fluffy about two minutes Beat in the vanilla Slowly add the flour scraping down the sides as necessary With the mixer still running slowly add in the sweetened condensed milk You may need to stop the mixer periodically to scrape down the sides (DO NOT SCRAPE THE CAN WITH A SPATULA) Once it is fully combined stir in the chocolate chips Form the dough into one inch balls and then shape into eggs Place on a wax paper lined pan and cover loosely with plastic wrap Refrigerate overnight Melt the candy melts according to the directions on the bag Keeping the truffles in the refrigerator and removing only three or four at a time dip them in the candy melts one at a time with a fork Gently tap off any excess chocolate and let dry on wax paper Notes The butter should be soft but not at all melted You should be able to push your finger into it but not all the way through the stick To achieve room temperature butter quickly cut up the butter in one inch pieces and leave out on the counter for a half hour Please note To prevent risk of e coli spread the flour on a baking sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 5 minutes Allow to cool and then proceed to use in this recipe

National Volunteer Week April 7-13 2019

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 13

National Volunteer Week is an opportunity to celebrate the impact of

volunteer service and the power of volunteers to tackle societyrsquos greatest

challenges to build stronger communities and be a force that transforms

the world Each year we shine a light on the people and causes that

inspire us to serve recognizing and thanking volunteers who lend their

time talent and voice to make a difference in their communities

Here are a few of our volunteers at the HSC Senior Citizens Center in

Thermopolis

Thank you for all you do

Medicare News

Does Medicare Cover Air Ambulance Transportation In Limited cases Medicare Part B covers transportation in an air ambulance

The services must be medically necessary meaning that you require immediate and rapid ambulance transportation that could no be provided by a ground ambulance More specifically the services must be needed either because

A ground ambulance cannot get to where you are Or there is a great distance to travel or another obstacle involved in getting

you to the nearest appropriate facility In rural areas you automatically meet the medical necessity requirement if A doctor or other medical professional determines that air transport is

necessary due to time and or geographical factors And the air transit meets Medicare-approved air ambulance requirements Medicare Advantage Plans must also cover air ambulance transportation but can do so with different costs and conditions Please remember that Wyoming doesnrsquot have Medicare Advantage Plans

JACKRABBIT JAVA T-Shirt There will be a drawing toward the

end of the month for Jackrabbit java

merchandise Come by the Senior

Center to enter

Enter to Win

Answers to the Riddles on Page 3 1) Hot cross bunnies 2) He wanted them to lay colored

eggs 3) One is bad money the other is a mad bunny

14 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

HAPPY BIRTHDAY COUPON

If you are sixty or older and have a birth-

day this month please bring this coupon

to the HSC Senior Citizens Center for a

FREE meal courtesy of Big Horn Federal

NAME________________________

BIRTH DATE _________________

Project Council Mary White-Chairperson Roxie Braley-Vice Chairperson1st Secretary

Trudi Brooks- 2nd Secretary

Bill Moore

Marilyn Matthews

Joanne Holbert

Bette Scoggin

Jackie Novakovich

Project Council meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday at 1000am

Golden Age Club John Brooks III- Chairperson

Virginia Odde- Vice Chairperson

Roxie Braley- Secretary

Trudi Brooks- Treasurer

Louise Odde

Beverly Ward

Duke Allen

Carolyn Spann

Mike Chimenti

The Golden Age Club meets monthly on the 2nd Thursday at 1000am

Senior Center Staff

Trenda Moorendash Director

Becky Mortimore-SecretaryMeals Coordinator

Charlotte Porch-Statistician

Pam Rangel- Bus Driver

Shay Engelndash ACC Lifeline WSHIIP

Dixie Vialpando- Homemaker

Brenda Borenndash Homemaker

Melissa Elliottndash Homemaker

Angela Siems-Homemaker

Roberta Elwellndash Homemaker

Stephanie Palu- Head Cook

Amy Peden- Kitchen Staff

Todd Davis- Kitchen Staff

Randi Miramontes-Kitchen Staff

Colleen Blakesleyndash Custodian amp Bus Driver

Erin Garlinghousendash Senior Services of

America amp WSHIIP Volunteer

Bob Seltzer-WSHIIP Volunteer

AND MANY MANY MORE

WONDERFUL VOLUNTEERS

Board of Directors

Gary Holbert- Chairperson

John Lumley- 1st Vice Chairperson

Marty Oravec- 2nd Vice Chairperson

Jim Kirsch- Secretary

Cheryl Shero- Treasurer

Butch Hendrickson

Gary OrsquoBrien

Barb Vietti

The Monthly Meeting for the Board of

Directors is the 4th Thursday at 400pm

Members that Make it Happen

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 15

Hot Springs County Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

Phone

307-864-2151

Fax

307-200-4186

Email

hscsr1livecom

Website

wwwhscseniorctrcom

Our Vision

Our vision is to preserve enhance and

stabilize the quality of senior life to maintain dignity and independence for older adults

and to promote a community in which we

all age well

Our Mission

Provide a variety of activities services and opportunities for participation learning and

socialization to older individuals to help

them retain their personal skills and diminish stress to help them remain independent in

their own homes and communities for as

long as safely possible thereby reducing the financial and emotional burdens to their

loved ones and the state

Hot Springs County

Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

Spot the Difference

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 11

Let us be

grateful to

people who

make us happy they are the

charming

gardeners who

make our souls

blossom

Marcel Proust

Read more at httpswwwbrainyquotecom

quotes

Featured Recipe

12 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Easter Egg Cookie Dough Truffles

Ingredients 12 cup of butter room temper-ature (see note) 34 cups packed brown sugar 2 cups all purpose flour see note 2 tsps vanilla extract 14 oz sweetened condensed milk 1 cup mini chocolate chips Pink blue purple and white candy melts Instructions In the bowl of a large stand mix-er cream the butter and the brown sugar until light and fluffy about two minutes Beat in the vanilla Slowly add the flour scraping down the sides as necessary With the mixer still running slowly add in the sweetened condensed milk You may need to stop the mixer periodically to scrape down the sides (DO NOT SCRAPE THE CAN WITH A SPATULA) Once it is fully combined stir in the chocolate chips Form the dough into one inch balls and then shape into eggs Place on a wax paper lined pan and cover loosely with plastic wrap Refrigerate overnight Melt the candy melts according to the directions on the bag Keeping the truffles in the refrigerator and removing only three or four at a time dip them in the candy melts one at a time with a fork Gently tap off any excess chocolate and let dry on wax paper Notes The butter should be soft but not at all melted You should be able to push your finger into it but not all the way through the stick To achieve room temperature butter quickly cut up the butter in one inch pieces and leave out on the counter for a half hour Please note To prevent risk of e coli spread the flour on a baking sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 5 minutes Allow to cool and then proceed to use in this recipe

National Volunteer Week April 7-13 2019

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 13

National Volunteer Week is an opportunity to celebrate the impact of

volunteer service and the power of volunteers to tackle societyrsquos greatest

challenges to build stronger communities and be a force that transforms

the world Each year we shine a light on the people and causes that

inspire us to serve recognizing and thanking volunteers who lend their

time talent and voice to make a difference in their communities

Here are a few of our volunteers at the HSC Senior Citizens Center in

Thermopolis

Thank you for all you do

Medicare News

Does Medicare Cover Air Ambulance Transportation In Limited cases Medicare Part B covers transportation in an air ambulance

The services must be medically necessary meaning that you require immediate and rapid ambulance transportation that could no be provided by a ground ambulance More specifically the services must be needed either because

A ground ambulance cannot get to where you are Or there is a great distance to travel or another obstacle involved in getting

you to the nearest appropriate facility In rural areas you automatically meet the medical necessity requirement if A doctor or other medical professional determines that air transport is

necessary due to time and or geographical factors And the air transit meets Medicare-approved air ambulance requirements Medicare Advantage Plans must also cover air ambulance transportation but can do so with different costs and conditions Please remember that Wyoming doesnrsquot have Medicare Advantage Plans

JACKRABBIT JAVA T-Shirt There will be a drawing toward the

end of the month for Jackrabbit java

merchandise Come by the Senior

Center to enter

Enter to Win

Answers to the Riddles on Page 3 1) Hot cross bunnies 2) He wanted them to lay colored

eggs 3) One is bad money the other is a mad bunny

14 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

HAPPY BIRTHDAY COUPON

If you are sixty or older and have a birth-

day this month please bring this coupon

to the HSC Senior Citizens Center for a

FREE meal courtesy of Big Horn Federal

NAME________________________

BIRTH DATE _________________

Project Council Mary White-Chairperson Roxie Braley-Vice Chairperson1st Secretary

Trudi Brooks- 2nd Secretary

Bill Moore

Marilyn Matthews

Joanne Holbert

Bette Scoggin

Jackie Novakovich

Project Council meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday at 1000am

Golden Age Club John Brooks III- Chairperson

Virginia Odde- Vice Chairperson

Roxie Braley- Secretary

Trudi Brooks- Treasurer

Louise Odde

Beverly Ward

Duke Allen

Carolyn Spann

Mike Chimenti

The Golden Age Club meets monthly on the 2nd Thursday at 1000am

Senior Center Staff

Trenda Moorendash Director

Becky Mortimore-SecretaryMeals Coordinator

Charlotte Porch-Statistician

Pam Rangel- Bus Driver

Shay Engelndash ACC Lifeline WSHIIP

Dixie Vialpando- Homemaker

Brenda Borenndash Homemaker

Melissa Elliottndash Homemaker

Angela Siems-Homemaker

Roberta Elwellndash Homemaker

Stephanie Palu- Head Cook

Amy Peden- Kitchen Staff

Todd Davis- Kitchen Staff

Randi Miramontes-Kitchen Staff

Colleen Blakesleyndash Custodian amp Bus Driver

Erin Garlinghousendash Senior Services of

America amp WSHIIP Volunteer

Bob Seltzer-WSHIIP Volunteer

AND MANY MANY MORE

WONDERFUL VOLUNTEERS

Board of Directors

Gary Holbert- Chairperson

John Lumley- 1st Vice Chairperson

Marty Oravec- 2nd Vice Chairperson

Jim Kirsch- Secretary

Cheryl Shero- Treasurer

Butch Hendrickson

Gary OrsquoBrien

Barb Vietti

The Monthly Meeting for the Board of

Directors is the 4th Thursday at 400pm

Members that Make it Happen

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 15

Hot Springs County Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

Phone

307-864-2151

Fax

307-200-4186

Email

hscsr1livecom

Website

wwwhscseniorctrcom

Our Vision

Our vision is to preserve enhance and

stabilize the quality of senior life to maintain dignity and independence for older adults

and to promote a community in which we

all age well

Our Mission

Provide a variety of activities services and opportunities for participation learning and

socialization to older individuals to help

them retain their personal skills and diminish stress to help them remain independent in

their own homes and communities for as

long as safely possible thereby reducing the financial and emotional burdens to their

loved ones and the state

Hot Springs County

Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

Let us be

grateful to

people who

make us happy they are the

charming

gardeners who

make our souls

blossom

Marcel Proust

Read more at httpswwwbrainyquotecom

quotes

Featured Recipe

12 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

Easter Egg Cookie Dough Truffles

Ingredients 12 cup of butter room temper-ature (see note) 34 cups packed brown sugar 2 cups all purpose flour see note 2 tsps vanilla extract 14 oz sweetened condensed milk 1 cup mini chocolate chips Pink blue purple and white candy melts Instructions In the bowl of a large stand mix-er cream the butter and the brown sugar until light and fluffy about two minutes Beat in the vanilla Slowly add the flour scraping down the sides as necessary With the mixer still running slowly add in the sweetened condensed milk You may need to stop the mixer periodically to scrape down the sides (DO NOT SCRAPE THE CAN WITH A SPATULA) Once it is fully combined stir in the chocolate chips Form the dough into one inch balls and then shape into eggs Place on a wax paper lined pan and cover loosely with plastic wrap Refrigerate overnight Melt the candy melts according to the directions on the bag Keeping the truffles in the refrigerator and removing only three or four at a time dip them in the candy melts one at a time with a fork Gently tap off any excess chocolate and let dry on wax paper Notes The butter should be soft but not at all melted You should be able to push your finger into it but not all the way through the stick To achieve room temperature butter quickly cut up the butter in one inch pieces and leave out on the counter for a half hour Please note To prevent risk of e coli spread the flour on a baking sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 5 minutes Allow to cool and then proceed to use in this recipe

National Volunteer Week April 7-13 2019

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 13

National Volunteer Week is an opportunity to celebrate the impact of

volunteer service and the power of volunteers to tackle societyrsquos greatest

challenges to build stronger communities and be a force that transforms

the world Each year we shine a light on the people and causes that

inspire us to serve recognizing and thanking volunteers who lend their

time talent and voice to make a difference in their communities

Here are a few of our volunteers at the HSC Senior Citizens Center in

Thermopolis

Thank you for all you do

Medicare News

Does Medicare Cover Air Ambulance Transportation In Limited cases Medicare Part B covers transportation in an air ambulance

The services must be medically necessary meaning that you require immediate and rapid ambulance transportation that could no be provided by a ground ambulance More specifically the services must be needed either because

A ground ambulance cannot get to where you are Or there is a great distance to travel or another obstacle involved in getting

you to the nearest appropriate facility In rural areas you automatically meet the medical necessity requirement if A doctor or other medical professional determines that air transport is

necessary due to time and or geographical factors And the air transit meets Medicare-approved air ambulance requirements Medicare Advantage Plans must also cover air ambulance transportation but can do so with different costs and conditions Please remember that Wyoming doesnrsquot have Medicare Advantage Plans

JACKRABBIT JAVA T-Shirt There will be a drawing toward the

end of the month for Jackrabbit java

merchandise Come by the Senior

Center to enter

Enter to Win

Answers to the Riddles on Page 3 1) Hot cross bunnies 2) He wanted them to lay colored

eggs 3) One is bad money the other is a mad bunny

14 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

HAPPY BIRTHDAY COUPON

If you are sixty or older and have a birth-

day this month please bring this coupon

to the HSC Senior Citizens Center for a

FREE meal courtesy of Big Horn Federal

NAME________________________

BIRTH DATE _________________

Project Council Mary White-Chairperson Roxie Braley-Vice Chairperson1st Secretary

Trudi Brooks- 2nd Secretary

Bill Moore

Marilyn Matthews

Joanne Holbert

Bette Scoggin

Jackie Novakovich

Project Council meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday at 1000am

Golden Age Club John Brooks III- Chairperson

Virginia Odde- Vice Chairperson

Roxie Braley- Secretary

Trudi Brooks- Treasurer

Louise Odde

Beverly Ward

Duke Allen

Carolyn Spann

Mike Chimenti

The Golden Age Club meets monthly on the 2nd Thursday at 1000am

Senior Center Staff

Trenda Moorendash Director

Becky Mortimore-SecretaryMeals Coordinator

Charlotte Porch-Statistician

Pam Rangel- Bus Driver

Shay Engelndash ACC Lifeline WSHIIP

Dixie Vialpando- Homemaker

Brenda Borenndash Homemaker

Melissa Elliottndash Homemaker

Angela Siems-Homemaker

Roberta Elwellndash Homemaker

Stephanie Palu- Head Cook

Amy Peden- Kitchen Staff

Todd Davis- Kitchen Staff

Randi Miramontes-Kitchen Staff

Colleen Blakesleyndash Custodian amp Bus Driver

Erin Garlinghousendash Senior Services of

America amp WSHIIP Volunteer

Bob Seltzer-WSHIIP Volunteer

AND MANY MANY MORE

WONDERFUL VOLUNTEERS

Board of Directors

Gary Holbert- Chairperson

John Lumley- 1st Vice Chairperson

Marty Oravec- 2nd Vice Chairperson

Jim Kirsch- Secretary

Cheryl Shero- Treasurer

Butch Hendrickson

Gary OrsquoBrien

Barb Vietti

The Monthly Meeting for the Board of

Directors is the 4th Thursday at 400pm

Members that Make it Happen

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 15

Hot Springs County Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

Phone

307-864-2151

Fax

307-200-4186

Email

hscsr1livecom

Website

wwwhscseniorctrcom

Our Vision

Our vision is to preserve enhance and

stabilize the quality of senior life to maintain dignity and independence for older adults

and to promote a community in which we

all age well

Our Mission

Provide a variety of activities services and opportunities for participation learning and

socialization to older individuals to help

them retain their personal skills and diminish stress to help them remain independent in

their own homes and communities for as

long as safely possible thereby reducing the financial and emotional burdens to their

loved ones and the state

Hot Springs County

Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

National Volunteer Week April 7-13 2019

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 13

National Volunteer Week is an opportunity to celebrate the impact of

volunteer service and the power of volunteers to tackle societyrsquos greatest

challenges to build stronger communities and be a force that transforms

the world Each year we shine a light on the people and causes that

inspire us to serve recognizing and thanking volunteers who lend their

time talent and voice to make a difference in their communities

Here are a few of our volunteers at the HSC Senior Citizens Center in

Thermopolis

Thank you for all you do

Medicare News

Does Medicare Cover Air Ambulance Transportation In Limited cases Medicare Part B covers transportation in an air ambulance

The services must be medically necessary meaning that you require immediate and rapid ambulance transportation that could no be provided by a ground ambulance More specifically the services must be needed either because

A ground ambulance cannot get to where you are Or there is a great distance to travel or another obstacle involved in getting

you to the nearest appropriate facility In rural areas you automatically meet the medical necessity requirement if A doctor or other medical professional determines that air transport is

necessary due to time and or geographical factors And the air transit meets Medicare-approved air ambulance requirements Medicare Advantage Plans must also cover air ambulance transportation but can do so with different costs and conditions Please remember that Wyoming doesnrsquot have Medicare Advantage Plans

JACKRABBIT JAVA T-Shirt There will be a drawing toward the

end of the month for Jackrabbit java

merchandise Come by the Senior

Center to enter

Enter to Win

Answers to the Riddles on Page 3 1) Hot cross bunnies 2) He wanted them to lay colored

eggs 3) One is bad money the other is a mad bunny

14 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

HAPPY BIRTHDAY COUPON

If you are sixty or older and have a birth-

day this month please bring this coupon

to the HSC Senior Citizens Center for a

FREE meal courtesy of Big Horn Federal

NAME________________________

BIRTH DATE _________________

Project Council Mary White-Chairperson Roxie Braley-Vice Chairperson1st Secretary

Trudi Brooks- 2nd Secretary

Bill Moore

Marilyn Matthews

Joanne Holbert

Bette Scoggin

Jackie Novakovich

Project Council meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday at 1000am

Golden Age Club John Brooks III- Chairperson

Virginia Odde- Vice Chairperson

Roxie Braley- Secretary

Trudi Brooks- Treasurer

Louise Odde

Beverly Ward

Duke Allen

Carolyn Spann

Mike Chimenti

The Golden Age Club meets monthly on the 2nd Thursday at 1000am

Senior Center Staff

Trenda Moorendash Director

Becky Mortimore-SecretaryMeals Coordinator

Charlotte Porch-Statistician

Pam Rangel- Bus Driver

Shay Engelndash ACC Lifeline WSHIIP

Dixie Vialpando- Homemaker

Brenda Borenndash Homemaker

Melissa Elliottndash Homemaker

Angela Siems-Homemaker

Roberta Elwellndash Homemaker

Stephanie Palu- Head Cook

Amy Peden- Kitchen Staff

Todd Davis- Kitchen Staff

Randi Miramontes-Kitchen Staff

Colleen Blakesleyndash Custodian amp Bus Driver

Erin Garlinghousendash Senior Services of

America amp WSHIIP Volunteer

Bob Seltzer-WSHIIP Volunteer

AND MANY MANY MORE

WONDERFUL VOLUNTEERS

Board of Directors

Gary Holbert- Chairperson

John Lumley- 1st Vice Chairperson

Marty Oravec- 2nd Vice Chairperson

Jim Kirsch- Secretary

Cheryl Shero- Treasurer

Butch Hendrickson

Gary OrsquoBrien

Barb Vietti

The Monthly Meeting for the Board of

Directors is the 4th Thursday at 400pm

Members that Make it Happen

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 15

Hot Springs County Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

Phone

307-864-2151

Fax

307-200-4186

Email

hscsr1livecom

Website

wwwhscseniorctrcom

Our Vision

Our vision is to preserve enhance and

stabilize the quality of senior life to maintain dignity and independence for older adults

and to promote a community in which we

all age well

Our Mission

Provide a variety of activities services and opportunities for participation learning and

socialization to older individuals to help

them retain their personal skills and diminish stress to help them remain independent in

their own homes and communities for as

long as safely possible thereby reducing the financial and emotional burdens to their

loved ones and the state

Hot Springs County

Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

JACKRABBIT JAVA T-Shirt There will be a drawing toward the

end of the month for Jackrabbit java

merchandise Come by the Senior

Center to enter

Enter to Win

Answers to the Riddles on Page 3 1) Hot cross bunnies 2) He wanted them to lay colored

eggs 3) One is bad money the other is a mad bunny

14 | Hot Springs County Senior Center

HAPPY BIRTHDAY COUPON

If you are sixty or older and have a birth-

day this month please bring this coupon

to the HSC Senior Citizens Center for a

FREE meal courtesy of Big Horn Federal

NAME________________________

BIRTH DATE _________________

Project Council Mary White-Chairperson Roxie Braley-Vice Chairperson1st Secretary

Trudi Brooks- 2nd Secretary

Bill Moore

Marilyn Matthews

Joanne Holbert

Bette Scoggin

Jackie Novakovich

Project Council meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday at 1000am

Golden Age Club John Brooks III- Chairperson

Virginia Odde- Vice Chairperson

Roxie Braley- Secretary

Trudi Brooks- Treasurer

Louise Odde

Beverly Ward

Duke Allen

Carolyn Spann

Mike Chimenti

The Golden Age Club meets monthly on the 2nd Thursday at 1000am

Senior Center Staff

Trenda Moorendash Director

Becky Mortimore-SecretaryMeals Coordinator

Charlotte Porch-Statistician

Pam Rangel- Bus Driver

Shay Engelndash ACC Lifeline WSHIIP

Dixie Vialpando- Homemaker

Brenda Borenndash Homemaker

Melissa Elliottndash Homemaker

Angela Siems-Homemaker

Roberta Elwellndash Homemaker

Stephanie Palu- Head Cook

Amy Peden- Kitchen Staff

Todd Davis- Kitchen Staff

Randi Miramontes-Kitchen Staff

Colleen Blakesleyndash Custodian amp Bus Driver

Erin Garlinghousendash Senior Services of

America amp WSHIIP Volunteer

Bob Seltzer-WSHIIP Volunteer

AND MANY MANY MORE

WONDERFUL VOLUNTEERS

Board of Directors

Gary Holbert- Chairperson

John Lumley- 1st Vice Chairperson

Marty Oravec- 2nd Vice Chairperson

Jim Kirsch- Secretary

Cheryl Shero- Treasurer

Butch Hendrickson

Gary OrsquoBrien

Barb Vietti

The Monthly Meeting for the Board of

Directors is the 4th Thursday at 400pm

Members that Make it Happen

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 15

Hot Springs County Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

Phone

307-864-2151

Fax

307-200-4186

Email

hscsr1livecom

Website

wwwhscseniorctrcom

Our Vision

Our vision is to preserve enhance and

stabilize the quality of senior life to maintain dignity and independence for older adults

and to promote a community in which we

all age well

Our Mission

Provide a variety of activities services and opportunities for participation learning and

socialization to older individuals to help

them retain their personal skills and diminish stress to help them remain independent in

their own homes and communities for as

long as safely possible thereby reducing the financial and emotional burdens to their

loved ones and the state

Hot Springs County

Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

Project Council Mary White-Chairperson Roxie Braley-Vice Chairperson1st Secretary

Trudi Brooks- 2nd Secretary

Bill Moore

Marilyn Matthews

Joanne Holbert

Bette Scoggin

Jackie Novakovich

Project Council meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday at 1000am

Golden Age Club John Brooks III- Chairperson

Virginia Odde- Vice Chairperson

Roxie Braley- Secretary

Trudi Brooks- Treasurer

Louise Odde

Beverly Ward

Duke Allen

Carolyn Spann

Mike Chimenti

The Golden Age Club meets monthly on the 2nd Thursday at 1000am

Senior Center Staff

Trenda Moorendash Director

Becky Mortimore-SecretaryMeals Coordinator

Charlotte Porch-Statistician

Pam Rangel- Bus Driver

Shay Engelndash ACC Lifeline WSHIIP

Dixie Vialpando- Homemaker

Brenda Borenndash Homemaker

Melissa Elliottndash Homemaker

Angela Siems-Homemaker

Roberta Elwellndash Homemaker

Stephanie Palu- Head Cook

Amy Peden- Kitchen Staff

Todd Davis- Kitchen Staff

Randi Miramontes-Kitchen Staff

Colleen Blakesleyndash Custodian amp Bus Driver

Erin Garlinghousendash Senior Services of

America amp WSHIIP Volunteer

Bob Seltzer-WSHIIP Volunteer

AND MANY MANY MORE

WONDERFUL VOLUNTEERS

Board of Directors

Gary Holbert- Chairperson

John Lumley- 1st Vice Chairperson

Marty Oravec- 2nd Vice Chairperson

Jim Kirsch- Secretary

Cheryl Shero- Treasurer

Butch Hendrickson

Gary OrsquoBrien

Barb Vietti

The Monthly Meeting for the Board of

Directors is the 4th Thursday at 400pm

Members that Make it Happen

Hot Springs County Senior Center | 15

Hot Springs County Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

Phone

307-864-2151

Fax

307-200-4186

Email

hscsr1livecom

Website

wwwhscseniorctrcom

Our Vision

Our vision is to preserve enhance and

stabilize the quality of senior life to maintain dignity and independence for older adults

and to promote a community in which we

all age well

Our Mission

Provide a variety of activities services and opportunities for participation learning and

socialization to older individuals to help

them retain their personal skills and diminish stress to help them remain independent in

their own homes and communities for as

long as safely possible thereby reducing the financial and emotional burdens to their

loved ones and the state

Hot Springs County

Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

Hot Springs County Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443

Phone

307-864-2151

Fax

307-200-4186

Email

hscsr1livecom

Website

wwwhscseniorctrcom

Our Vision

Our vision is to preserve enhance and

stabilize the quality of senior life to maintain dignity and independence for older adults

and to promote a community in which we

all age well

Our Mission

Provide a variety of activities services and opportunities for participation learning and

socialization to older individuals to help

them retain their personal skills and diminish stress to help them remain independent in

their own homes and communities for as

long as safely possible thereby reducing the financial and emotional burdens to their

loved ones and the state

Hot Springs County

Senior Citizens Center Inc

PO Box 747

Thermopolis WY 82443