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April Showers Dance

Thursday, April 10th 6:00-8:30

Live music featuring the Dave Laughlin Band Admission is $5.00 and snacks and beverages will be available.

Don’t forget to bring your friends. Everyone is welcome!

Cinco de Mayo Monday, May 5th

Music and Entertainment TBD Sponsored by Alamo City Medical Group

Hours of Operation

M, W, F 8 am-4 pm

T, Th 8 am-6 pm

Lunch is by donation

Suggested donation is $3.00 per meal.

Reservations required to guarantee a meal.

RSC does not endorse or recommend any product or service advertised in Senior Moments.

Inside this issue:

Easter Party

17 Old San Antonio Road Boerne: 830-249-2114 PO Box 1039 Comfort: 830-995-3032 Boerne, TX 78006 www.rainbowseniorcenter.com

Please call before 9:00 am to make lunch reservations

The mission of the Rainbow Senior Center is to enrich the quality of life for those 55 and better.

Do you want to stay trim and fit? Improve balance and flexibility? Our state of the art fitness center has been designed with the ac-tive senior in mind. Our strengthening equip-ment is all based on hydraulics and, with a simple turn of the knob, you can adjust the tension on any of these machines. Also avail-able are three different recumbent bikes, two elliptical machines as well as two treadmills.

Membership Rates: Age 55-59 $25.00 per month Age 60-69 $20.00 per month Age 70+ $15.00 per month

There is a 6 month minimum enrollment and the Basic Membership is required.

Want to join the center?

We are always welcoming and encouraging new members to join the center to partici-pate in our wide variety of activities and meet new friends. At the Rainbow Senior Center there is no annual fee associated with our memberships. We offer a lifetime member-ship which includes all activities, events, classes and parties. To enjoy the general membership: 1. Complete the simple RSC Membership

Form 2. Complete the Area Agency Intake Form

that helps the center receive funding 3. Pay a one time processing fee of: $20.00 per person $30.00 per couple

Stop by for a tour anytime or call 830-249-2114 for more information!

Fitness Center

Friday, April 18th Music by Bernie Martini

Sponsored by Hill Country Hearing Create you bonnet and then flaunt it! There will be an Easter

Parade of Hats to give everyone a chance to show off their creativity. We will have prizes for Best Ladies Hat, Best Men’s Hat,

Prettiest Hat, Most Creative Hat, and Funniest Hat.

Bingo Night

Thursday, April 24th 5:00-6:00

Hosted by BHS Family Career and Community Leaders of America Refreshments will be available.

Prizes will be awarded to all winners!

Movies of the Month 2 Caregiver Classes 3 Who ‘Dat 4 Celebrations 5 Activities and Events 6&7 April Menu 8 Vendor Events 9 Snoop Scoop 10 Upcoming Classes 11 Upcoming Events 12

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Do you feel isolated because of your hearing loss?

Do your loved ones tell you the TV is too loud?

Do you have problems hearing in noise?

Do you wear hearing aids and are unsatisfied with

clarity?

Bring in this ad for a complementary hearing test!

Dawn Bledsoe, Au.D./ CCC-A

128 West Bandera, Suite 3 • Boerne

830-890-5800

AssociatesofAudiology.com

Odyssey Hospice

Movies of the Month Get Involved!

Shawshank Redemption (April 3) Two imprisoned men bond over a number of years, find-ing solace and eventual redemption through acts of com-mon decency. (Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman, Bob Gunton) October Baby (April 10) A college freshman’s world is rocked when she learns she is the adopted survivor of an attempted foeticide. (Rachel Hendrix, Jason Burkey, John Schneider) One Night with the King (April 17) Chronicles the life of the young Jewish girl, Hadassah, who goes on to become the Biblical Esther, the Queen of Per-sia, and saves the Jewish Nation from annihilation at the hands of its arch enemy while winning the heart of the fiercely handsome King Xerxes. (Tiffany Dupont, Luke Goss, John Noble,) Toy Story (April 24) A cowboy doll is profoundly threatened and jealous when a new spaceman figure supplants him as top toy in a boy’s room. (Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Don Rickles)

We need your help!

Volunteers

As our community grows, so does our membership and opportunities for involvement. Volunteers are needed at Seasons Thrift Shop, delivering Meals-On-Wheels, calling BINGO! and helping in the dining room. If you would like to explore your creative side, we could use your help with greeting card recy-cling workshops every Wednesday morning.

Donations At the Rainbow Senior Center, we have several pro-grams that really depend on donations from the com-munity. Our Gift Shop at the Center, Seasons Thrift Store, and the Home Health Closet all rely on your support. We sell lightly used clothing, jewelry, acces-sories, household and decorating items in the Gift Shop and at Seasons. The money we raise comes back into the programs we offer at the Center. The Home Health Closet is always looking for walkers with seats, wheelchairs and shower chairs to lend out to those in need in the community.

Please call Christina Avena at 830-249-2114 to discuss donations and volunteer opportunities!

April 29th 12:00-1:00

Lunch will be provided free of charge for those that attend.

New York Life

Protecting your nest egg With the economy the way it is today, many people have seen a serious decline in the value of their retirement plans. As a result, millions may never get the opportunity to re-tire — or will have to cut back on their qual-ity of life when they do. This presentation will include showing proven, dependable ways to protect the sav-ings you have, as well as ways to prepare a steady supply of cash that you can use to sup-plement your retirement income.

Thursday, April 17th 1:00 to 5:00 pm

After nearly two years of planning, research-ing, and testing, AARP is proud to announce that a new and improved AARP Driver Safety course — to be renamed the AARP Smart Driver Course — has been developed. This 4 hour drivers safety course is designed to teach seniors how aging affects your driving as well as provide techniques on driving im-provement to help drivers avoid accidents. Available to seniors in the City of Boerne and surrounding areas, this course may also help you save money on your auto insurance. (contact your local insurance agency to verify if you are eligible for a discount.) Cost for course: $15 for AARP Members and $20 for Non-Members. For more information on this course and to register, contact Randy Williams at 830-249-8130.

Lunch and Learn AARP Smart Driver Course

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Clara Gonzalea-McGovern MarketPOINT Sales Representative

8431 Fredericksburg Rd Ste 170

San Antonio, TX 78229 C 210-307-7220

T 800-611-1446 Toll Free F 210-617-1251

cgonzalez-mcgovern@humana.com

Thank you to our

Community Garden Sponsor:

“At the Forefront of Senior Care”

Boerne’s Newest Rehabilitation Center

Short Term- Long Term Care Inpatient-Outpatient Therapy

Accepting most Insurances

Medicaid, Medicare and Private Pay 1440 River Road- Boerne, Texas 78006

Telephone 830-816-5095*Fax 830-816-5096 www.cibolocreekhealth.org

Thanks to the Associates of Audiology, we had another grand evening of dancing to the music of Dave Laughlin Band on the 13th o March. Town and Country Manor treated us to a St. Patrick’s Day Party with lunch and entertainment by Conrad Gonzalez. Tunes that have mellowed us through the ages, he, like the Pied Piper of lore, Mr. Gon-zalez sang and strummed his guitar while we applauded and danced to his music forgiving his lack of green attire. I wonder if Mr. Gonzalez got pinched. Wacky “Sport Dress” Wednesday came off being not very sporty. Amazing, since our Spurs are in first place in the NBA. The 82 game season ends April 16 — then the Playoffs begin. Go Spurs! We are also in the midst of the NCAA March Madness playoffs. Warren Buffet offered one billion dol-lars to anyone that correctly guesses the winners of all the games. All those guessing lost before half the games had been played. So Mr. Buffet got to keep his billion dollars. Haul out the glue gun and start designing those Easter Bonnets for our annual Easter Parade Party. Last year the competition was stiff with Adah and Robert Short taking “The All-Around Best” prize. Get silly, prissy or classy, but let’s get busy creating those bonnets. Party time in South Texas begins April 10th as Fiesta San Antonio kicks off with the first week of Car-nival which runs throughout the festivities. The Coronation Ball is next, then “Taste of Old San Antonio” opens; then comes the River Parade with “The Most Interesting Man in the World” as Grand Marshall. The Battle of the Flowers is on the 25th. Fiesta San Antonio wraps up on April 27th. Ker—Wack! That’s the sound of breaking the cluster of cue balls for a game of pool in the Confer-ence Room. One pool hustler in our midst is a short, grey-haired lady who sports dark shades and uses two white canes. “Shark,” AKA Betty Neal has won four our of six games, losing only to entice; or maybe, the op-ponents’ shots are the poorest of poor. By the way, shooting pool is free—no quarters are necessary—nor are conferences. With the onset of warmer weather, the walking trail is very inviting: 5 laps equals 1.06 miles. Per-haps a trip around the trail before lunch and another trip after lunch would be good for starters. The gazebo area is inviting with a few benches so as to spend some time reading the names on the paving bricks. The bricks somehow have a warm calming affect exuding feelings of contentment. On my last visit to this site I noticed a few newly names bricks. A very pleasant trip and only a few steps away. -Snoop

Snoop Scoop

SA Lighthouse for the Blind

Boerne Low Vision Support Group National Stress Reduction Month

It can be very frustrating relying on others when your eyesight starts to fail. Come learn about the pros/cons of stress and how to reduce its ill effects. You’ll be glad you did! Please note the date change effective for this month only. When: Wednesday, April 23 10:00-11:00 am Where: Kronkosky Place 17 Old San Antonio Road Boerne, TX 78006 Contact: Jessica Rose at 210-533-5195

Everyone is welcome!

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Caregiver SOS Classes

Our kind and thoughtful caregivers provide the following:

Joyful, Positive Companionship

Bathing

Hygiene Assistance

Alzheimer’s Care

Meal Preparation

Light Housekeeping

Errands &Shopping

Medication Reminders

Incontinence Assistance

We offer: Affordable Hourly Rate

Morning, Midday & Evening

Live-in, live-out, overnight

210.698.7772 www.senior-buddies.com

Spousal Caregiving Caregivers often are so busy caring for others that they tend to neglect their own emotional, physical, and spiritual health. The demands on a caregiver’s body, mind, and emo-tions can easily seem overwhelming, leading to fatigue and hopelessness — and, ultimately, burnout. Come hear some tips to help identify and address spousal caregiver burnout.

When: Monday, April 7

Time: 10:00 — 11:00 am

Support Group Support groups bring together people facing similar is-sues. Members of support groups often share experiences and advice. It can be helpful just getting to talk with oth-ers. A support group can help you cope better and feel less isolated as you make connections with others facing similar challenges.

When: Third Monday of the Month (April 21st)

Time: 10:00 — 11:30 am

For more information please call: 830-249-2114 Everyone is welcome to attend!

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Who ‘Dat Vendor Sponsored Events

Have you ever pondered the domino theory or ripple effect whereby one act or event happened, simi-lar acts or events will follow? So it did occur, right here at K-Place! Yes, and all over a game of partnered dominos. This male and female pair became quite accomplished in understand-ing each others moves; so much so, they began spend-ing more time together outside the realm of dominoes. In a very short period of time, they decided to become partners in life. So three years ago, during the first week of April, this couple took their marriage vows in the then, newly built gazebo on the K-Place grounds. (I believe this is the only marriage that has taken place at the gazebo.) If the domino theory truly abounds, then even more so to “beware the Ides of March” and playing dominoes consistently with the same partner. This young at heart bride and groom is: M_______ and D_______ B_______. -Snoop Mystery Couple: ______________________________ Your Name: ___________________________________ Date and Time: _______________________________ *First person to guess correctly wins a free lunch* The last Who ‘Dat was Dave and Mary Novak. (March)

Wednesday, April 2 Microsoft Word 2007 with Randy Williams 9:30-11:30 in the Computer Lab Monday, April 7 Caregiver SOS: Spousal Caregiving 10:00-11:00 in Room 132 SALT Meeting 1:00-2:00 in the Private Dining Room Tuesday, April 8 Site Council Meeting 1:00-2:00 in the Private Dining Room Wednesday, April 9 Microsoft Word 2007 9:30-11:30 in the Computer Lab Tuesday, April 15 Blood Pressure sponsored by Cibolo Creek Nursing and Rehabilitation 10:00-11:00 in Room 138 Wednesday, April 16 Microsoft Word 2007 with Randy Williams 9:30-11:30 in the Computer Lab

Fight BAC! - Chill

According to both the US Food & Drug Admin and the US Dept of Agriculture, refrigeration at 40◦ F or below is one of the most effective ways to reduce risk of foodborne ill-ness. Microorganisms grow more rapidly at warmer tem-peratures, and research shows that keeping a constant refrigerator temperature of 40◦ F or below helps slow growth of these harmful microbes.

The Cool Rules

• Cool Tool Use a refrigerator thermometer. Temperature should be consistently 40◦ F or below. • Chill Factor Refrigerate or freeze foods within two (2) hours of purchase or use • Thaw Law Never defrost food at room temperature - don’t sit food out on the counter or in sink to thaw. Al-ways thaw food in the refrigerator. For a quick thaw, sub-merge in cold water in an airtight package or thaw in the microwave if you will be cooking it immediately. • Divide & Conquer Separate large amounts of leftovers into small, shallow containers for quicker cooling in the refrigerator. • Avoid the Pack Attack Do not over-stuff the refrigera-tor. Cold air must circulate! • Rotate Before It’s Too Late Use or discard chilled foods as recommended in the USDA Cold Storage Chart at http://www.foodsafety.gov/~fsg/f01chart.html

Thursday, April 17 AARP Drivers Safety Course with Randy Williams 1:00-5:00 in Room 132 Monday, April 21 Caregiver Support Group 10:00-11:00 in Room 132 Blood Pressure sponsored by All County Home Care and Hospice 10:00-11:00 in Room 138 Wednesday, April 23 Computer Q&A with Randy Williams 9:30 in the Computer Lab Lighthouse for the Blind Support Group 10:00-11:00 in Room 132 Monday, April 29 Lunch and Learn sponsored by New York Life 12:00-1:00 in the Gym Wednesday, April 30 Microsoft Word with Randy Williams 9:30-11:30 in the Computer Lab

Vendor Sponsored Events Cont.

124 E. Bandera Rd, Ste 201 Boerne, TX 78006

“Just up the street from Kronkosky Place”

Phone 830-331-9886 www.hillcountryhearing.com

hchearing@aol.com

“Call us for your hearing upgrade!”

1020 S St Hwy 16 / PO Box 835 Frederickburg, Texas 78624

hillcountrymemorial.org hcmdocs.com

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

31 King Ranch Chicken Spanish Rice Rancho Beans Corn Bread

1 Beef Stroganoff Peas & Carrots Hot Pears

2 Pork Riblet Roasted Red Potatoes Sauteed Cabbage

3 Grilled Chicken Rice Pilaf Okra & Tomatoes

4 Chicken Fried Steak Mashed Potatoes Green Beans

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6 7 Swiss Meat Balls Egg Noodles Garden Vegetables

8 Chicken Strips Mashed Potatoes Vegetables

9 Beef Taco Salad Refried Beans Spanish Rice

10 Smothered Pork Chop Mashed Potatoes Green Peas

11 Hamburger w/ Fixings Baked Beans Cherry Crisp

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13 14 Hamburger Steak Twice Baked Potatoes Broccoli

15 Tilapia Mac & Cheese

16 Chicken Pot Pie Harvard Beets

17 Baked Ham Sweet Potatoes Green Beans Wheat Rolls

18 Chicken Cordon Bleu Wild Rice Garden Vegetables

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20 21 Salisbury Steak Mashed Potatoes Yellow Squash

22 Baked Cod Noodles w/ Tomatoes Mixed Vegetables

23 Pork Riblet Roasted Red Potatoes Buttered Carrots

24 Oven Fried Chicken Baked Beans Cole Slaw

25 Spaghetti w/ Meat Sauce Mixed Vegetables Peach Cobbler

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27 28 Meat Loaf Mashed Potatoes Green Beans

29 Chili w/ Beans Fluffy Rice Garden Salad Apple Crisp Corn Bread

30 Cheese Enchiladas Spanish Rice Refried Beans

Happy Birthday

1 Dorothy Benac Dan Engler Corina Hernandez Orel Holland Charlotte Mashburn Consuelo Scanlon 2 Earle Henry Joyce Lewis Jackson Moss Winnie Myers Sherry Schodts Dianne Weston 3 Ken Allen Harriet Doyle Jerry Ellis James McBee Sylvia Potts David Schodts 4 Guadelupe Alamilla Wilbert Bauer Molly Boyd Mary Lou Grier Beverly Kruse Jimmie O’Malley Doris Rosendahl Jean Sorenson Bob Whelan Jane Whelan Robert White 5 Irene Bish Audrey Bowman Otilia Fass Pamela Fields Harlis Strube Rex Zachary 6 Harley Brooks Joseph Carnesi Jenelle Cox Connie Gannon Friedrich Kabbe Marina Robles Melba Spangler 7 Paula Harris Herma Ludwick Aubrey Seiler Betty Young 8 Francis Cox Kathy Graves Barry Parham Roland Peckne Alton Tschirhart Mona Workman Jonnie Jo Wright 9 Frances Coale Barbara Johnson Rhealand Keele Antonio Valenciano

10 Alice Bagnell Nadine Cunningham Shirlee Hunter Lucinda Hutcherson Lois Keenan Barbara Metcalf 11 Ann Adams Jack Davis Cora Godwin 12 Hope Bernall Annie Lindner June Miller Susan Payne Harvey Vogt 13 Lu Rae Baggs Nora Boerner Melvin Carley Kenneth Clayburne Dorin Kelley 14 Jerry Cox Kenneth Fitzpatrick Helen Guerrero Margaret Peterson Mary Staub 15 Shirley Boone John Buchanan Edward Clouse Edna Doole John Green Gloria Knotts Gabe Nunez Donna O’Reilly 16 Carmela Bonetti Norma Marshall Wayne Massengayle Ricca McClain Walden Shelton Joeann Townsend 17 Eileen Henney Carolyn Kennon Betty Parr Betty Snyder 18 Nancy Connett Ruby Itz William Odom Sue Witt 19 Donna Barker Elsie Becker Mary Herrin Arlene Konde Thomas Morton Larry Myers Faye Smith 20 Michael Deming Laverne Duncan Jack Myers Clarence Oliver Shirley Seiter 21 Denny Amend

Lohman Blaize John Carpenter Jeanne Lutrey Madeline McCord Madalyn Snider 22 Melvin Boehmer Gerald Goss Aurora Halgunseth Julia Anna Kipp Marian Knights Alice Leal 23 Cherie Horton Helen Sedlar Adah Short Billie Spargar Joan Twitty 24 Gordon Baldwin Vivian Elder Genie Lander Juan Martinez Nell Montgomery Janet Smith Lynell Stone Carol Straayer Erna Vogt 25 Larry Buchman Walter Carter David Krom Juanita Langbein Carolyn Runner Ruth Slezak Bill Vicars 26 Jessie Baker Claudia Boehmer Virginia Brooks Jerome Heirholzer Ralph Lange Robert Lipo Hermania Martinez Harold Moench Irene Nieto 27 Yolanda Beltran Carolyn Fowler Dorothy Herbst Mary Ann Hill Robin Johns Karl Kuhn Dolores Martine Jo Ann Oldham Doreen Spall 28 Ralph Becker Virginia Cantu Jo Frontz Nancy Lawless Jackie Lott Jerry Nicholson Renee Rector Annette Shaw Charles Zuberbueler

29 Laurel Christian Jerry McCoy Velma Mumme Anna Ramon Betty Schrader Violet Shaw Janice Siess 30 Joyce Downward William Glennon Janan Hall James Hannigan Norine McClusky Tom Rusch

Anniversaries 2 Jerry & Esther Ellis 3 Carl & Maxine Mayes 4 Robert & Louise Parker 7 John & Shirley Crockett 12 Carl & Patricia Weed 13 Benjamin & Sylvia Potts 16 Gerald & Dorothy Herbst 18 Dillon & Rebecca Snell 19 Dalton & Connie Harbers 20 Alton & Joan Felps 23 Randall & Joyce Puckett Ed & Eda Street 24 Charles & Susan Agold 27 Mack & Jo Ann Oldham Bob & Ruth Ann Snider 29 Gerald & Dianne Golla 30 Richard & Ursula Haensel

April Menu Birthdays and Anniversaries

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REGULAR SCHEDULED EVENTS

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

EVERY DAY: All Day—Walking Sit & Be Fit—10:00 am

BINGO : Monday, Tuesday, Friday 10:00 am

1 7:30 Breakfast 10:00 Tai Chi 5:00 Zumba

2 8:45 Zumba 9:00 Bridge 9:30 MS Word 2007 10:00 UFO Group 10:30 Yoga

3 9:00 Mahjong 10:00 Make and Take Crafts w/ Pam 1:00 Movie 1:00 Gaming 5:00 Zumba

4 8:45 Zumba 9:00 Bridge 9:00 Mahjong 9:15 Workout Express 10:00 Salsa Dancing

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SING-A-LONG: Monday 11:00 am 42 DOMINOES: Tuesday 9:00 am Friday 9:00 am PINOCHLE: Tuesday 1:00 pm

7 8:00 AARP Tax Aide 10:00 Caregiver SOS 1:00 Stress Busting 1:00 Folk Dancing 1:00 SALT Mtg

8 7:30 Breakfast 10:00 Tai Chi 1:00 Site Council Mtg 5:00 Zumba

9 8:45 Zumba 9:30 MS Word 2007

10 9:00 Mahjong 1:00 Gaming 1:00 Movie 5:00 Zumba 6:00 April Showers Dance

11 8:45 Zumba 9:00 Bridge 9:00 Mahjong 9:15 Workout Express

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CARD SHOP: Wednesday 9:00 am RUMMIKUBE: Wednesday 1:00 pm KNITTING: Thursday 1:00 pm

14 8:00 AARP Tax Aide 10:00 Special Bingo 10:00 Stitchery 1:00 Stress Busting 1:00 Folk Dancing

15 7:30 Breakfast 10:00 Tai Chi 10:00 Blood pressure 5:00 Workout Express

16 8:45 Workout Express 9:30 MS Word 2007 10:30 Yoga

WACKY WEDNESDAY: April Showers

17 9:00 Mahjong 1:00 Gaming 1:00 Movie 1:00 AARP Drivers Safety Course 5:00 Zumba

18 8:45 Zumba 9:00 Bridge 9:00 Mahjong 9:15 Workout Express 10:00 Salsa Dancing 12:00 Easter Party

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DRAWING: Wednesday 10:00 am SCRABBLE: Friday 10:00 am GAMING: Friday 1:00 pm

21 10:00 Caregiver Support Group 10:00 Blood pressure 1:00 Stress Busting 1:00 Folk Dancing

22 7:30 Breakfast 10:00 Tai Chi 5:00 Zumba

23 8:45 Zumba 9:30 Computer Q&A 10:00 Lighthouse for the Blind Support Group 10:30 Yoga

24 9:00 Mahjong 10:00 Bunco 1:00 Movie 1:00 Gaming 5:00 Zumba 5:00 Bingo Night

25 8:45 Zumba 9:00 Bridge 9:00 Mahjong 9:15 Workout Express 10:00 WellMed Presentation

26 Birthdays and Anniversaries

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28 12:00 Lunch and Learn 1:00 Stress Busting 1:00 Folk Dancing

29 7:30 Breakfast 10:00 Tai Chi 5:00 Zumba

30 8:45 Zumba 9:30 MS Word 2007 10:30 Yoga

APRIL Events and Activities

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Comfort GAC Activities Golden Age Center

628 TX Hwy 27 Comfort, TX 78013

830-995-3032

Activities Everyday 10:00 Social hour 11:00 Lunch hour Monday 8:00 Exercise 9:00 Bingo Tuesday 9:00 Dominoes/Cards Wednesday 8:00 Exercise 9:00 Crafts/Stitchery 10:00 Blood pressure check Thursday 9:00 Poker Friday 8:00 Exercise 9:00 Pinochle

Hello April Flowers and to all our wonder-ful members!! We had a busy March, but we all have a good time when we got so motivated and united with our events. Thanks Irma Rios and all who supported our Volunteer Award Dinner. So much fun! A special award was presented to Elmer Burow for his dedicated service and contributions to the Comfort Golden Age Center. Upcoming Events April 10th, we will have BBQ turkey and sides for the April birthdays and Easter. Thank you David Hohmann for sponsor-ing this activity. April 19th- We will be looking forward to our Spring Bake Sale at The Golden Age Center. Come one, come all. Let's have a good time. 8AM-until gone. Many crafts will be on sale.