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The Madison Jobe Senior Center is a recreation facility for active adults 50 years of age and older. It is operated by
the City of Pasadena Parks and Recreation Department and is located near the intersection of Red Bluff and Thomas,
close to Hwy 225. Whether you are working, semi-retired, or retired, we offer a variety of great leisure, educational
and personal development opportunities for you. Our programs offer activities that encourage and support health,
creativity, and social interaction for active adults.
Why not take the time to try something new?
Johnny Isbell, Mayor
SILVER STAR SENIOR MEETING Tuesday, May 5th in conjunction with the Cinco De
Mayo Party. Please call to register for the Cinco De
Mayo party! Hope to see you there!
CENTER HOURS:
MONDAY - FRIDAY
8 am - 4 pm
1700 E. Thomas
Pasadena, TX 77506
713.477.0175 office
713.477.0111 fax
City of Pasadena
In the Spotlight “Lou Ann Nolan” “Tra-la it’s May!” May reminds me of May Day which
was the first day of May when I was growing up. It was
a day we would secretly leave flowers at neighbor’s
houses and never let them know who did it. The rule
around our house was that we could do it as long as we
did not pick flowers from any garden other than our
own. We were allowed to pick wildflowers, of course.
We would happily gather the day lilies, buttercups,
violets, gardenias, and roses from our garden or flowers
from whatever other gardens that we had the owner’s
permission. We giggled and joyfully would leave these
bouquets on the doorsteps with a feeling that we had
spread a little joy to folks. We would tie the bundles
with string, twigs, long grass blades, or the long leaves
from the lilies. Sometimes we would bargain for ribbon
from our grandmother’s collection or rick rack from our
mother’s sewing basket. What joy we had!
May 5th is our Cinco de Mayo dance and will be lots of
fun for all. The staff has worked hard to bring some
delicious food and some fun entertainment.
I want to shout out a special thank you to all those
wonderful folks who helped us make the Ms. Senior
Pasadena pageant a huge success. It would not have
been possible without our generous sponsors, Cigna
HealthSpring, Franks and Sons Jewelry, The Waterford,
Walgreen’s, Parson’s House, Massage Envy and Joe
Sam’s. We also could not have done it without all the
wonderful volunteers, Kirby Cardenas (Parks Director),
Richard Scott (Community Relations Director) and his
staff, Julie Wilson, Michelle Blunt, Jackie Welch,
Wayne Holt, Stanley White, Charlie Genzer, Sylvia
Soliz, Ed Racicot, the Parks and Recreation
Department, Clean Streets Department, Eric Sweet and
Channel 16, Barbara Sitzman, the judges: Judge Les
Rorick, Lynne Summers, Raymond Franks, Lynne
May 2015
Foley, Myrian Espitia, the escorts for the court, Darrell
Morrison, Asst. Police Chief M.P. Jackson, Asst. Police
Chief Josh Bruegger, Bill Welch, Sy Salazar, Don Early,
Dwight Ottele, Mark Beaver, Mike Kainer, Tim Ryan,
Marc Hopkins, Ernie Alsobrook, and the many other
departments and people who pitched in to help us.
It was a whirlwind time but a very heartfelt thank-you to
all involved in making it a success. It was a beautiful
time shared with the loveliest people. A special thank
you goes out to each of our incredibly talented and
beautiful contestants who made the judges’ job
incredibly difficult in picking a winner (because they all
were winners), and to the former queens who helped
share their experiences and talents to help the
contestants. A special recognition also goes out to the
devotion of the Staff of Madison Jobe for their
perseverance and excellent work under pressure: Sandra
Varela, Eric Muecke, Elisa Roach, Dana Solomon, Julie
Perez, and Barbara Robles. Job well done by all! Our
new queen, Mrs. Betty Smith, is beautiful, talented,
poised, elegant, and will be a wonderful representative
for our City.
Whew! With all that said, May is set to be a whirlwind
of activity. Add to that, (brag, brag) my son is getting
married in May to a wonderful young lady and my
daughter is graduating from Yale. I am blessed beyond
measure as a mother. Speaking of mothers, remember to
take the time to remember your mothers, friends,
daughters, daughters in law and all the moms you know
on Mother’s Day, May 10th.
And in the spirit of May Day, spread joy and smiles
wherever you can! Sometimes it is fun to do it anony-
mously and without credit. Make someone’s day joyful.
May- Monthly To Do’s:
We will be CLOSED Friday, May 1st for
floor maintenance and Monday, May 25th, in
observance of Memorial Day.
SILVER STAR MEETING – is Tuesday,
May 5th which will be incorporated into our Cinco
De Mayo Party! So come and hear about our
upcoming events and please RSVP for the Cinco De
Mayo party.
BUNCO (Every Monday Except TRIAD
Monday or a holiday) – Mondays from 10 am -
2 pm on May 4th and 11th. Please bring your sack
lunch and join in the fun with head hostess, Ruby
Belch. Cost is $3. Prizes will be awarded!
PEN PAL PARTY– Thursday, May 7th, 1:30 to
2:30. All participants in the Pen Pal program are
asked to come meet their pen pal. Games, entertain-
ment and refreshments will be provided.
TUTS – Tuesday, May 12th. We will see the
musical production of “The Music Man.” The bus
will leave at 4:45 pm. We will have dinner at
Cleburne’s Cafeteria and proceed to the theatre.
BINGO - Wednesday, May 13th and 27th, from 1
pm to 3 pm. Each participant will have a two card
limit per game. All donations for prizes are
appreciated. Come join the Fun!
TRIAD – will be Monday, May 18th at 10:30 am.
Featured speaker will be Mr. Andrew Hardwick,
Public Affairs Specialist for Social Security
Administration. Learn how to avoid Identity Theft,
Scams, Fraud, and Elder Abuse. “Knowledge is
Power” and “Investigate before you Invest”.
LUNCH BUNCH – will be Tuesday, May 19th at
10:30 am. We will be heading to Buffalo Grill on
Bissonett.
DAY TRIP - Friday, May 22nd, we will going to
the resale shops in Houston and have lunch at a
nearby restaurant. The bus will leave the center at 9
am. The cost of the trip is $2.
LUNCH AND A MOVIE – will be Friday.
May 29th. We will watch “Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes” One of Marilyn's greatest movies where
you can always find new friends in diamonds.
Lunch is $2 and will be served at 11 am. Please
RSVP!
June- Looking Ahead:
SILVER STAR MEETING – is Tuesday,
June 2nd at 2pm. Come hear what is going on at
your center and share refreshments with us!.
BUNCO (Every Monday Except TRIAD
Monday or a holiday) – Mondays from 10 am -
2 pm on June 1st, 8th, 22nd and 29th. Please bring
your sack lunch and join in the fun with head
hostess, Ruby Belch. Cost is $3. Prizes will be
awarded!
BINGO - Wednesday, June 3rd and 24th, from
1 pm to 3 pm. Each participant will have a two card
limit per game. All donations for prizes are
appreciated. Come join the Fun!
COUSHATTA - will be Wednesday, June 10th.
The cost is $10 and the bus will leave at 8 am, so
make plans to arrive by 7:30 am. The bus will
return to the center at approximately 7 pm.
TRIAD – will be Monday, June 15th at 10:30 am.
This meeting is a partnership of seniors, law
enforcement and community. “Knowledge is
Power!”
DAY TRIP - Tuesday, June 23nd, we will going
to Varner-Hogg Plantation State Historic Site in
Columbia, Texas and have lunch at a nearby
restaurant. The bus will leave the center at 9 am.
The cost of the trip is $7.
LUNCH AND A MOVIE – will be Friday.
May 26th. We will watch “Mildred Pierce”. Pad
your shoulders and come watch as Joan Crawford
raises one of the most ungrateful, spoiled daughters
in motion history. Lunch is $2 and will be served at
11 am. Please RSVP!
LUNCH BUNCH – will be Tuesday, June 30th at
10:30 am. We will be heading to Katz’s Deli at 616
Wertheimer. Sign up will begin during the Silver
Star Meeting Cinco De Mayo party on Tuesday,
May 5th.
Pasadena Strawberry Festival
“Celebrating 42nd Festival” Pasadena Convention Center & Fairgrounds
Friday-Sunday, May 15th-17th.
Additional info: 281.991.9500
www.strawberryfest.org
Presented by: San Jacinto Day Foundation
Strawberry Parade Saturday, May 9 @ 10 am.
Swingin’ Seniors Square Dance Club The Dance Club meets at Madison Jobe every
Tuesday from 10 am – Noon
No charge – Free coffee – 713.477.0175
Callers for May 2015
5-5 Gary Belcik 5-12 Riley Mogford
5-19 Gary Sanders 5-26 Stu Ringer
Pasadena Animal Control & Adoption
5150 Burke Pasadena, Texas 77504
281.991.0602
Shelter Hours
Monday thru Friday Noon - 6 pm
Saturday Noon - 4 pm
Spay or Neuter Your Pet
NEW AARP DRIVING COURSE Classes at MJSC
Please sign-up early...limited number of seats.
May 20th, July 20th and Sept 15th
COST - $15 members & $20 non-members
Pasadena Heritage Museum at 204 South Main
Pasadena, TX 77506 Monday - Friday 9:30 am - 2:30 pm
Saturday by appointment Phone 713.472.0565
Some well deserved Thank You’s
Thank you Parsons House 8727 Fairmont Pkwy, La
Porte, TX 77571 281.478.0000, and Paramount
Senior Care Centers of Pasadena 3434 Watters Street
Pasadena, TX 77504 713.941.0945 for donating
refreshments for our monthly TRIAD meetings.
A heartfelt thank you to First Baptist women for
donation of pastries each month.
THERE MAY BE DELAYS, OMISSIONS,
ERRORS, OR INACCURACIES IN THE
CONTENT. ALL ACTIVITIES ARE SUBJECT
TO CHANGE.
BRAZILIAN DIMENSIONAL EMBROIDERY Every Monday from 10 am to 12 pm except holidays. Our
Instructor is Mel Hutchinson, who has taught this class at
Madison Jobe for 13 years. Brazilian Embroidery is a
unique and different type of embroidery that uses special
threads that lift the flowers up off the fabric for a
3D effect.
Bags of Popcorn
Every Friday in May from 1 pm to 3
THE BREAKFAST CLUB May 20th, 8 am to 9 am
Come join us for a healthy breakfast. Our guest
speakers will be Polk Curtiss and Michele Asher as
they talk about the “713.475.5555 Action Line”.
Cost for the breakfast will be $2. Please see MJSC
staff to sign up.
Better Business Bureau: 713.868.9500
Equifax: 800.685.1111
TransUnion: 800.888.4213
Experian: 888.397.3742
To Report Abuse of Elderly: 800.252.5400
CPR CLASS A CPR class will be held after our breakfast on
Wednesday, July 15th starting At 9 am.
Space is limit!
Pen Pal Party Thursday, May 7th, 1:30 pm to 2:30 pm. All
participants in the Pen Pal program are asked to
come out and meet your pen pal. The children of
Red Bluff Elementary will be here. We are planning
a party with game, entertainment and refreshments!
BINGO PRIZES Spring cleaning is in the air and as you clean out
your closets, Madison Jobe Center is in need of
BINGO prizes. All donated items are greatly
appreciated.
Pasadena Music Club
Meets at
Madison Jobe Senior Center
every Saturday from 6 pm to 8 pm
(Unless told otherwise)
Classic country tunes
No alcohol served or allowed!
Open to everyone 50 and above
Admission is $2 and membership is
available. For more info please call 281.487.2582
East Harris County Community Center
and the Bay Area Community Center
present the
2015 South Channel Senior Olympics May 4th –8th, 2015
Pictures Needed We will display family pictures 4x6 up to a 5x7 on the
book shelves here at MJSC. Please put your name on
back of pictures and MJSC is not liable for lost or stolen
frames.
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