THURSDAY, JANUARY 4,1979 THE HERALD PAGE 17

Senior Citizen's Club News Airport Center News

“If we express

appreciation when we receive a favor, barriers break down and

people respond."

ACTIVITIES

MONDAY: Now that the holidays are over, why not come over to the Center and try your hand at ceramics - class starts at 9:30 am to 2:00 pm. Also physical fitness, knitting, crocheting, tin can art, place mats, hook rugs, napkin dolls, and starting January 8th a new game is going to be played here in the aftemoon...each player must bring a 25c gift in a bag and will be asked not to show your gift until after the game is over. Grace Richards will be in charge of this most interesting game. Also hair styling in the

afternoon.

TUESDAY: Ceramics, physical fitness, tin can art, place mats, knitting, crocheting, hook rugs, macrame, and broom

stick late.

WEDNESDAY: Our nurse Catherine Fitzpatrick is still on vacation, and will be back January 10th. Ceramics, physical fitness, tin can art, place mats, hook rugs, knitting, crocheting, stick weaving, and the popular game of pinochle in the afternoon starting at 12:30 to

3:30.

THURSDAY: Ceramics, physical fitness, knitting, crocheting, tin can art, hook rugs, place mats, stick weaving, macrame, and Antony Villani will be here at 10:00 am til 11:30 am to teach Italian and Spanish to those interested. Line dancing starts again on January

11th.

The system of using fingerprints for identification was started by William Herschel of the Indian Civil Service in 1858, at Jungipur, India.

Billions of bacteria may be formed from a single parent in 24 hours. A SOUND INVESTMENT. An extra income, retirement points, and low cost life insurance are some of the benefit you receive as an Army Reservist. It's a sound way to invest just 38 days a year.

THE ARMY RESERVE PART OF WHAT YOU EARN IS PRIDE.

FRIDAY: Knitting, crocheting, tin can art, hook rugs, and pinochle. ATLANTIC CITY TRIP: We still don't have enough people for the trip, and we might have to cancel it, which would be a shame for the people who are anxious to see what the resorts are like...so if you are interested call 886-5161 for information. SICK LIST: Henrietta Ames, Mae Tonzello, Peg Jacobs, Florance Martino, and we wish all our members all the good wishes for a very speedy recovery. THANK YOU: To all the members who made our Christmas an enjoyable one with many cards and gifts, the decorations and all the good wishes. TRANSPORTATION: If you don't have a car, call Anna Walls at 886-5161, and she will do the

rest.

LUNCHES: Starting January 1, 1979 only 2 lunches per week will be given - this applies to people 60 and over. Disabled persons will be allowed to have more than the 2 alloted them. CENTER HOURS: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, Monday thru Friday. REMINDER: If at any time we have bad weather, it would be advisable to call the Center at 886-5161. Eleanora & Honey are at the Center by 8:15 to let you know if the center will be open. Enjoy a day out and come visit our Center. We know that you will find something that will interest you. Have a nice week!

NEW MAP AVAILABLE The 1978-79 edition of the Official State Map and Guide, prepared by the Department of Transportation with the cooperation of the Department of Labor and Industry, soon will be available free of charge. Requests should be directed to the Division of Travel and Tourism, Department of Labor and Industry, P.O. Box 400 Trenton, New Jersey 08625 telephone 609-292-2470. SPECIAL SCAUP SEASON Large numbers of scaup in New Jersey tidal waters give promise of good shooting during the special scaup season from Jan. 5 through Jan. 20. The state Division of Fish, Game, and Shelifisheries said today that scaup are more numerous than any time since

1973.

The division's recent waterfowl inventory showed 138,600 scaup in the state’s important wetland and water areas compared with 24,140 last

year.

Raritan Bay, long a scaup gunning favorite, was found to hold great rafts of birds. The Delaware Bay and river are also good-places for scaup. For the special scaup regulations and area refer to the New Jersey Summary of 1978-79 Hunting and Trapping Laws and the Migratory Bird Regulation Supplement.

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Kimberly Bossuyt of Avalon was one of the 2 first prize winners

of the Herald's “Christmas Wish Contest." (HERALD Photo by Lois Lane)

Wed. Jan. 3-Sat. Jan. 6

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