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2 HIDALGO COUNTY HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2013 News from Ena Mitchell Senior Center UPCOMING EVENTS By LIBBY KNECHTEL/ EMSWCC Hi Everyone! We just had our Father's Day Party,on the 13th. Our Father of the year was Cirilo Rodelo. Boy was he surprised! He received gifts from: The Bor- der Rock Shop/ Verla's Western Wear, thanks to The Cot- tage House for the Boutonniere, Don Juan's Mexican Food, The E1 Charro, GoldHill Outpost, Kranberry's Family Restaurant, Mama Rosa's/Pizza King, Ramona's Cafr, Saucedo's super Market, Smith Ford, Inc. & Western Auto Associate Store. We want to thank all of our local merchants for supporting the Senior Citizens by donating these gifts to our Father of the year, all of you are so special for helping us. We had an extra treat on the 13 a'. As you know we had Green Chili Cheeseburgers, but what you don't know, Jim Tomerlin grilled them for us, and boy, if you were not here, you missed a treat! They were so good!!!! A great big THANK YOU Jim! He grilled not only the Congregate burgers, he grilled the Home De- livery ones also. Talk about above and beyond the call of duty ! ! ! ! We are now in the triple dig- its, have been for two weeks or more and summer officially starts on the 2P t. I have a friend who is only in their 40's and wound up in the ER with heat exhaustion. The reason I bring this up is, not only is it possible to, like my Father of the Year Cirilo Rodelo receives his friend and wind up in the ER, but also die from heat exhaustion and dehydration. Yes, I am trying to scare you, because it is very seri- ous! Please pay attention! Keep water at hand, when working in- side Or outside (especially out- side!) drink water every 10 - 15 minutes. I found the symptoms of dehydration on Google and I want to share with you, please read and remember: What are the symptoms of de- hydration? Mild to moderate dehydra- tion is likely to cause: * Dry, sticky mouth * Sleepiness or tiredness -- children are likely to be less ac- tive than usual. The signs and symptoms of dehydration range from minor to severe and include: * Increased thirst * Dry mouth and swollen tongue ... * Dry or sticky mouth * Lethargy or coma (with severe de- hydration) * Low or no urine output; urine looks dark yellow * No tears We still have our perpetual puzzles and dominoes. We have one participant who enjoys playing Soli- taire. We have our par- ties, on Mondays we have Crochet at 1:00- 2:00, Arm Chair Exer- cises on Mondays and Fridays 11:30 A. M., Line Dancing on Wednesday at 8:00 A. M., we still have our Fri- day Shopping and Errands AT 1:00, we are trying to get Bingo going again on Tuesdays at 1:00. We have started having a wellness check for Seniors the first Wednesday of the month at 11:00 to 1:00 provided by Sunshine Haven Nursing Home. They check your Blood Pressure and Glucose levels. Got to go. Take care and stay healthy ! Everyone enjoyed the outdoor grilled cheeseburgers don_bY_J im.Tome.rlin ! , Artichokes flowers grown by Bobbi McCalmon. MEE, T & 6REET with State Senate Hinoritv Whip  (Democrat, Albuquerque) Candidate for STATE00, AU.D I'TO00R 2014 Saturday, June 22 2:00 I- 2:45 PM Fidencio's Restaurant 604 East Motel Drive * Lordsburg Community members-at.large are invited to meet the Senatorcandidate and discuss with him local issues of interest and concern Continued from Page 1 APS celebration Animas Schools Centennial Celebration & All School Re- union will be July 13, 2013. l%r more info'rmation, visit www.animasreunion.com This week at FUMC We all live busy lives to the point we are exhausted and have depleted our energy. Summer is a good time to relax, refresh and get geared again for what life gives us. When we decide to take ad- vantage of the opportunity to re- lax and do nothing, we are likely to put our lives in danger. This Sunday's sermon is from 1 Kings and the story of Elijah, the prophet who hits the "wall" so to speak in serving God and takes a rest. When is too much rest a bad thing? Discover truths this week that will change your life. We're the First United Methodist Church at the corner of 3rd and High. Worship .begins at 10:00 AM. Donations accepted Local resident Sarah Goodman will continue to accept local donations of items to be sent to African orphanages, including the Nserester orphanage in Uganda, until the end of June, She is accepting clothing, shoes and any other items. Goodman is also looking for used laptops for do- nation or purchased. Items can be dropped off at 153 Avenida del Sol or pick up can be arranged by calling 575- 654-4016. If drop- ping off items, please leave your name so it can be added to the list of donors given to the orphan- age. All items donated to date are very much appreciated. Living Better class HMS Family Support will provide a "Living Better" class on Thursday June 20, 2013 from 1-2 p.m. Speaker will be HMS Dentist Dr. Laura Sibrava and the topic will be "Chronic Disease and Dental Health." The class is open to anyone wanting to learn a little more about their health. For more information contact HMS Promotora Sayra Davis at 575-542-2357. Democratic meetings The Hidalgo County Demo- cratic Party will meet at 7:00 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month at 313 E 4th Street in Lordsburg. Meeting dates will be July 9, August 13, September 10, October 8, November 12 and De- cember 10. For more information call 575-542-8087. Walking & Activity Club The Active and Alive Walk- ing & Activity Club, Sweet Team, meets from 12-2 PM at the Spe- cial Events Center on Monday and Wednesday. The Exercise Group meets from 1-2 PM. For more information call Fabiola Cano 575-542-2356. Strength training Apache War Dance and strength training offered Satur- days and Sundays from 6 AM to Noon at the Range RV Park, Space 12. For information call 575-654- 4233 or email bidandeechohi @yahoo.com. Literacy Program The Hidalgo County Lit- eracy Program offers services to improve individual skills in En- glish, Reading, Language and Math, as well as Pre-GED and GED preparation. Quit putting it off, it's not too late! Contact Di- rector Sherri Arredondo at 575- 313-7738, 575-542-9407 or email hclp@aznex.net Water Aerobics Active and Alive Water Aero- bics will be held at the Comfort Inn on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 to 11. For more informa- tion call Fabiola Cano 575-542- 2356. Step Aerobics The Active and Alive Hot Steppers Aerobics class is held at 6 PM at Central Elementary Mon- day on Wednesday. For more in- formation call Fabiola Cano 575- 542-2356. Line Dancing The Crooked Halos ad- vanced line dance group is meets at the Senior Citizens Center from 6:15 to 7:30 p.m. on Monday and Thursday eve- nings. The Sassy Sunflowers beginning line dance group is meets at the Senior Citizen's Center from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. every Wednesday morning. Bring your water and come join in the fun for some low impact exercise, good music and fun! It's free and no experience is necessary. For more informa- tio.n call Fabiola Cano 575-542- 2356. AA/NA Meetings Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings are held on Monday from 3-4 p.m. at the Kokopelli Office and on Saturday at 7 p.m. at the First Methodist Church. Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meet- ings are held Mondays from 4-5 p.m., Wednesdays from 3-4 p.m. at Kokopelli and on Saturdays at 5:30 p.m. at the First Methodist Church. For more information contact Kokopelli at 5423304. Hidalgo County to receive $703,549 in PILT payments Continued from Page 1 Catron County - $593,448 Chaves County - $2,860,983 Cibola County - $1,693,192 Colfax County - $139,492 De Baca Country - $100,654 Dona Ana County - $2,843,049 Eddy County - $3,168,147 Grant County- $1,837,491 Guadalupe County - $148,561 Harding County - $111,861 Hidalgo County - $703,549 Lea County - $1,009,074 Lincoln County - $1,536,831 Los Alamos County - $83,130 Luna County - $1,779,759 McKinley County - $826,620 Mora County - $188,703 Otero County Commission - $2,824,773 Quay County - $4,314 Rio Arriba County - $1,969,904 Roosevelt County - $25,747 San Juan County - $ 2,062,957 San Miguel County - $759,971 Sandoval County - $2,197,580 Santa Fe County -$668,483 Sierra County - $1,056,769 Socorro County - $1,245,613 Taos County - $1,559,822 Torrance County - $285,005 Union County - $139,764 Valencia County - $73,952 State Total - $34,692,967 TAKE THE OUT OF SLIMMER! SUMMER TIINE- UP SPIClll. 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