https://thorntonco.cvlcollections.org/files/original/b15bf2a3db483941475c31a966c26f71.pdf 4422835b03cc7cf63f1ca2c6a74ca624 PDF Text Text 'J .. . _.;ll ''THE CITY ~f= Vol. 9, No. E CHATTER'' THORNTON E~~LOYEES' NEWSLETTER . EMPLOYEE PICNIC Lakeside Amusement Park is the place and Sunday, August 3rd is the date. Thornton employees and their families are invited to attend this annual gala affair from 12-5 p.m. $3.75 per person provides: - unlimitec rides - main course (probably chicken) - entry/miniature golf tourney - 2 free drink coupons Please bring a pot luck dish to compliment the entree. Tickets will_ go on sale July 15th. Check the attachment to your paycheck on that date for details • EDITOR WANTED The recreation section has been putting together the "City Chatter" for more than a year now. Though this editor has enjoyed the task, other responsibilities now preclude to the point that it is time for ~someone else to take over. I will be glad to tr~in the individual. There is not much work involved other than organization, typing and compilation. This will be my last "Chatter." I hope that another city employee sees it as a delightful opportunity ~nd a tradition to be carried on. Plea3e contact me at 265 for details. Toddy Wobbema EARLY REGISTRATION FOR SUY.1MER SESSION II IS SATURDAY, JULY 19, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. June 3.Q , 19 8 0 SO YOU'RE GOING ON VACATION! Maybe it's a tour through the Colorado Rockies, a trip to the California coast or even a journey abroad; wherever, it means you will bE out of the COMPRECARE service area. It is not something you want to think about, but what if you or one of your covered dependents has a heart attack, loss of consciousness or a broken bonE while out of the service area? COMPRECARE will cover you for out of the area medical emergencies, but to assure coverage you, as a member, have certain responsibilities. The most important thing·to remember is that you must notify COMPRECARE of an out of the area medical emergency within 72 hours in order to assure coverage. If continuing care is needed, prior authorization must be obtained from COMPRECARE. Advise your attending physician to call COMPRECARE collect. What exactly does COY~RECARE consider a.medical emergency? A.~ "emergency" is the sudden and unexpected onset of a condition requiring medical or surgical care which you, as a member, secure immediately after the onset (or as soon thereafter as the care can be made available) but, in any case, no later than 24 hours after the onset. For payment of your claim, present your ID card to the provider of service, if they accept it they can then direct bill COMPRECAP~. If you pay the bill, COMPRECARE will need for you to submit an itemized statement with diagnosis information and proof of payment for reimbursement �~ co~~RECARE NEWS cont. Remember: Out of area routine care is not a covered benefit; therefore, see your primary care physician for your medical needs (i.e., special medication) before you leave. Carry your ID care! On the back of your card is the phone number you will need for CO}-". PRECARE. You have 72 hours to notify COMPRECARE of an out of area medical. emergency. If you need more information you carc call our Me~bership Service DepartmE,1t at 753-1900 or contact me per s or• . .: .11 y at ( 3 0 3 ) 7 5 9 - 5 2 7 5 , and have a great vacation! In the spirit of health, Becky Smith COMPRECARE Service Rep. / --After 5:00 p.m. and on weekends, call us at 861-2121. --if you receive EMERGENCY care withir the service area from a non-Plan physician or hospital, the Health Plar will pay reasonable charges ONLY if the delay caused by going to a KaiserPermanente Medical Office or hospital would have resulted in death, serious disability, or significant jeopardy to your condition. --if a Kaiser-Permanente physician authorizes treatment at a non-Plan facility, it does NOT constitute authorization to pay for the charges incurred. The doctor who handles the call can only relate to the medical needs of the patient. The member must then file a claim for evaluation by the Health Plan. CLAIMS: --If you receive ·care from a non-Plan - provider, you must file a claim within 90 days on forms provided by Key Reminders for Out-of-plan the Health Plan. --call the Membership Service Dept. emergency benefits: at 861-3200 for f~rther information OUTSIDE THE SERVICE AREA: on filing a claim. --If you receive treatment for any ("Planning for health" Vol. 7 No. 2, injury or illness requiring emergency Spring, 1980.) care while you are more than 20 miles from the nearest Kaiser-Permanente Medical Office, the Health Plan will pay reasonable charges for the initial Toddy Wobbema was milling aroun~ emergency care. --continuing or follow-up care is. 2nd floor looking for a story for not a covered benefit outside the the City cpatter, claiming that anyservice area. You must return to ting, j~st anything, would do---even the service area for any follow-up highlights of the Federal Register. care or assume the financial responVery well then, this week's Federal sibility for that care. Register notes that DOE is publishing --if you are hospitalized, you must comments received on proposed evaluacall your Kaiser-Per~anente doctor's tions of unsolicited applications office or the Membership Service for high BTU coal gasification plants Department within 48 hours of the while the Dept. of Commerce has time the (a) accident occurred, established a permit system for (b) treatment was received. foreign ships to fish for sharks and pacific billfish in k~erican waters. With Sandra, Lucille, Nancy and INSIDE THE SERVICE AREA: finally Penny being gone during the --Emergency care is available 24 first week in June, Terrye Bretzke hours a day through Kaiser-Permanfound herself holding down the fort ente medical providers. _ CALL US on second floor with most of the IMMEDIATELY if you need emergency administrative people coming and care. During daytime hours call the medical office where you receive care. going (mostly going). For awhile 2nd Floor Follies �..,.. / ;:',. ,.; _.., _,,..4•· _.,./ ·.· _,,,.,,,. r ./''' ........ ~- L· NEW GAMES at THORNTON COMMUNITY Saturday August 9th; . ,. :,,. ~':"'' PARK :--... 10 to 12 noon ft..lew games is family fun for everyone• Your "Earth balls {what's an earthbatl). and a variety isex, age or size doesn't determine your ability of other exciting equipment for a day of family tto play. New Games is a festival ot fun games . run. Everyone is welcome from pre-schoo! to J!ha1 introduces new and innovative ways le senior citizens. Bring a picnic. /1)iay old familiar games. We'll use parachutes. Pf;*yR~: ~:.:..· .---:~'7: ... - . . . . .:~;. P-. -LJ:\:'Y.- ·J A IR. . ; .·--~ 1~ - Nbbody· hurt. �3 it appeared that Terrye might be GuNE BIRTHDAYs?") Personnel Sheri Hart acting manager. In any event, the 7/0: Etsle Maggard Fleet Main. week found both Jerry Hagman and 7/G'. Steve Partak Fire your truly typing memos in the outer 7/0L Fire Cyril Leiker office at one point. We may not be 7/0S Police Cynthia Barnes fast at'typing, but we are definitely 7/06 Police Jack Baldwin cuter than Kelly Boys. 7/07 Fire John Fletcher The new City Attorney, Kit 7/0S Utilities Coolidge, has now established her Lloyd Gronning 7/12 Parks Willard Jacobs residency on second floor and is 7/12 Fire Norlin Randall a great addition to the staff. 7/13 Munic. Ct. Before being reincarnated as the City Dennis Elliott 7 /lL Police Attorney, Kit was the original cookie Don Billstone 7/14 Police monster. Between~discussions of cas~~ Donald Wickman 7/14 Purchase and legal researc:h, Kit wanders around Bertha Kaspar 7/15 J ooking for cookies. "Does anyone Fire Michael Cutshaw 7/15 Gary Brightenburg Police have any cookies? Cookies, cookies, 7/15 Colm. Plant cookies--oh, I wish I could have a John Welch 7/17 cookie." Upon discovery of cookies, Build. Insp. Dean Davis 7/19 Kit's dialog gets more sophisticated, Mary Clair Bill/Coll. 7/20 Build. Insp. "OOH, cookies, I just love cookies!" Robert Thomas 7/21 MUNCH, MUNCH, MUNCH. Michael Morehouse Police 7/23 Sanitation Thomas Derozier 7/24 Nancy Vincent spent a week at 7/25 William Caraghar Colm. Plant Lake Powell trying to get in as much Meter Maint. 7/25 water-skiing as possible before her Victor May Purchase 7/26 pregnancy gets too· far along. As you Bruce Dutton Western Hills 7/26 James Bailey may know, Nancy caught her pregnancy Fire 7/27 from Sandy Westbrook, whom she someLarry Jolley 7/29 Mun. Court Gene Ciancio times cctrpools with. Sandy caught Fire 7/29 Stephen Rollman her pregnancy from Shelly and Karen Police 7/31 Coralee Covert Werft, so it's been conclusively shown that in this office pregnancy is caused by a virus. John "Curly" Harrington is writing a new book entitled Life Without a Cap. Having been capless July 4th is "Splash Bash" day for half a year now, some of the at both Sandra Miller Natatorium office people think his "coming (formerly Highland High Pool) and out" party is· long overdue. Thornton City Pool. The entire Finally, rumor has it that a day will be· devoted to wild and certain secretary on first floor crazy games and races such as: attended Ladies' Night at P.T.'s dive for jellybean's, simon says, and found the whole matter kind of relay races, watermelon seed boring after a couple of nUTI1bers. spitting contests and volleyball. Obviously, Bob Letchworth, male sex All ages are welcome and there will symbol of the basement, was not there. be special age brackets for each activity. Thornton residents are allowed in free all day at both pools if accompanied by a Thornton Photo I.D. card. NonColorado Scenic Prints for SALE residents may also participate for the regular fee at Sandra Miller Price varies with size Natatorium. Come and join our 3x5, 5x7, 8xl0, llxl4, 16x20 pool staff in their celebration For information call: Dale Holden 428-9763 of Independence Day! 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