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November 16, 2019

Thanksgiving Day All Administrative offices will be closed. The Front Desk will operate from 7AM - 4PM. No transportation to Ft. Sam, HEB or Walmart. No Wellness Center Classes. Housekeeping and Maintenance are on a holiday schedule The Thanksgiving Day buffet will be held from 11:00AM - 1:30PM in the Gardenia Room (Reservations are required). The Deli will be closed. The Gardenia, Club 22 & Room Service will be closed for the evening.

Associates of the Month for October 2019: Front of the House: Veronica Valdez, Administrative Assistant

Back of the House: Edward Davila, HVAC Tech

Monday: BBQ Chicken Leg Quarters served w/

Green Beans & Potato Salad Soup: Baked Potato

Tuesday: Spaghetti w/ Meat Sauce & Garlic

Bread Soup: Minestrone

Wednesday:

Crispy Tacos w/ Charro Beans Soup: Beef Caldo

Thursday:

Chef’s Special Soup: Chicken Noodle

Friday:

Grilled Asian Salmon Salad Soup: Seafood Gumbo

Saturday:

Chicken Pot Pie Soup: Chefs Choice

Times listed are bus departure times or the start of an in-house event.

To avoid a transportation charge, you must cancel within 48-hour advance notice.

You must sign up with Gabie or the Front Desk for a transportation or an in-house event requiring a reservation unless otherwise noted. Be sure to look for this symbol:

For all in-house events where food is served (not including Food & Beverage events) a 48-hour advance cancellation notice is required to avoid a charge.

-e.g.: Lunch & Learn, Lunch & a Movie A schedule of daily shuttle trips can be requested at the Front Desk.

-There are no charges for these trips.

Azalea: A

Bluebonnet: BB

Conference Rm: ConR

Card Rm: CR

Club 22: C22

Sign-Up Needed:

Gardenia Rm: G

Magnolia Rm: Mag

Mimosa Rm: Mim

Ped Mall: PM

Wellness Center: WC

Bus Trip:

Thur. , Nov. 21st | 1PM | Ped Mall Depression and anxiety can affect any of us as we age, and are often a normal response to stress and difficult life events. Both are common in older adults, though they are often undiagnosed. When depression or anxiety becomes overwhelming and impacts our ability to function, it may be an illness. Join Karen Cabral, as she discusses and educates you on signs and symptoms of these two common disorders, and explore effective treatment options for each.

Fri., Nov. 22nd | 11AM | Mimosa Residents are welcome to begin shopping at 11AM at the employee rummage sale. If you have items that you would like to donate, please contact the Front Desk at 210-805-6277 to schedule a time for a Front Desk Attendant to pick up your items. In an effort to prepare for the sale, donations will not be accepted Monday, Nov. 18th, through Sunday, Nov. 24th. Donation pick up will resume on Monday, Nov. 25th; otherwise, donations are accepted year round and stored for future sales. As a reminder, if you are donating multiple items please place items in a box and bring to the Front Desk. Do not leave items for the sale on the 24th floor. The 24th floor is strictly for furniture and other large items.. Thank you for your cooperation.

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Tues., Dec. 3rd| 4:30PM | Ped Mall Come join us for The Towers Christmas Tree Lighting! Dinner will be served from 5-6:30PM. The menu consists of: Merry Berry Salad, Citrus & Herb Roasted Chicken, Bourbon Baked Glazed Sliced Ham, Potato Crusted Cod, Honey dill carrots, Loaded Baked Potato Casserole, and a Vanilla Egg Nog Trifle for desert. The buffet price is $9.99 and will be available to-go. Remember… the Gardenia, Club 22 and Room Service will be closed. At 5:15PM Sing along with the Towers Singers. Paul Davis, the one man band, will be performing from 5:30-7:30PM.

Sun., Dec. 1st | 2:30PM | Mimosa It is the first Sunday of advent when Christians begin to prepare for the birth of Jesus. Resident, Chaplain Lorraine Potter will be our speaker. She is an ordained American Baptist minister and retired Air Force chaplain. Communion will be served. All residents and guests are encouraged and welcome!

-Lorraine Potter, Unit #2305

Wed., Dec. 4th Mimosa/Azalea -12:30PM-

It’s that time of year for us to come together and support the San Antonio Toys for Tots Foundation. Collection boxes are

located near the Front Desk until the morning of Wed., Dec. 4th. Come dressed to spread the holiday cheer with friends! All Residents are invited in welcoming the Marines to a very special festive lunch. The menu consists of Holly Jolly Christmas Punch, Honey Crisp Winter Salad, Cranberry Glazed Meatballs, Spinach Pinwheels, Pigs in a Blanket Wreath, and a variety of holiday treats. Be sure to sign up no later than Mon., Dec. 2nd to attend this event.

MEDICAL DOCTORS OF THE TOWERS Mon. , Dec. 2nd | 11AM |Card Room

This is an informal meeting of the active or retired medical doctors that reside in The Towers to exchange ideas and information on new medical developments. For more information, contact Enrique Garcia, Unit #2103

Sun., Dec. 1st | 2PM | Off Site A Christmas Carol is a spectacular adaptation of Charles Dickens' most well-known story. Ebenezer Scrooge is a prosperous curmudgeon who believes that personal wealth is far more valuable than the happiness and comfort of others. With an infuriated "Bah! Humbug!" Scrooge summates his feelings of Christmas tidings and charitable giving, but he's forced to face his selfish ways when three ghosts on Christmas Eve lead him through his Past, Present and Future. Thanks to their guidance, Scrooge recognizes his faults and greets Christmas morning with a cheerful "Happy Christmas" before spending the day reconnecting and sharing love with those that mean the most to him. Ticket prices range from $24-$30 and can be purchased by calling the Woodlawn Theatre box office at 210-267-8388.

Mon., Dec. 2nd | 10:30AM -Off Site-

There is still time to get your last minute Christmas shopping done. Residents are encouraged to make lunch plans at La Cantera. The shuttle will pick-up at 2:30PM.

Wed., Dec. 4th 10AM | Ped Mall

Be sure to stop by and listen to this

1-hour special Holiday performance.

Thur., Dec. 5th| 8:30AM -Embassy Oaks-

The Magnolia Pancake Haus’ famous breakfast was built around a recipe for “The World’s Best” buttermilk pancakes and unique menu items made with the freshest ingredients. This restaurant does not accept reservations, so a slight wait can be expected. A full menu can be viewed online at www.magnoliapancakehause.com.

Fri., Dec., 6th | 11:30AM -St. John Lutheran Church-

The Beethoven Damenchor will present a concert celebrating San Antonio's German heritage with a mix of sacred and secular German choral offerings. Audience participation is encouraged during this festive concert. A luncheon will be offered immediately following the concert in Memorial Hall, with a suggested $5 donation.

Fri., Dec. 6th | 3PM | Azalea Texas Home Health is bringing cheer to the Holiday Blues with a Hot Chocolate Bar and a 1-hour presentation on how to overcome the holiday blues. Be sure to sign up to aid in planning by Wed., Dec. 4th.

Thurs., Dec. 5th & 19th | 2:30PM -Mimosa-

The Foxtrot is the most popular of all dances. Foxtrot and Texas Two-Step are virtually the same. At most dances, about 60% to 70% of the individual dances are Foxtrots/Texas Two Steps. When you develop a number of different steps in the Foxtrot, beyond the basic, you will impress a lot of other dancers. The class is for folks who never had formal lessons or who had lessons, but have forgotten most of what they learned. Dancing is fun, good mental and aerobic exercise, and a great way to make new friends. The best thing is that the lessons are free!

-Tom & Betty Arbaugh, Unit #1814

http://www.magnoliapancakehause.com

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S M T W Th F S

1 6:30 Double Deck Pinochle (CR)

2 8 Painters (BB) 11 Doctors of The Towers (CR) 1 Rummikub (PM) 1 Poker Club (CR) 2 Scrabble (CR) 2:15 Line Dance (Mim)

3 8 George’s Art Corner (BB)

1 Mexican Train Dominoes (PM)

1 Duplicate Bridge (Mim) 2 Management Forum (PM)

4 8 Men’s Prayer Group (G)

1 MahJong (CR)

1:30 Billiards Lessons (BB) 3 Bible Study (Mag)

5 10 Needles & Threads (BB) 2:30 Billiards (BB) 3 Centering Prayer (C22) 5 Rosary Group (ConR) 7 Evening Bingo (Mim/A)

6 1 Mexican Train Dominoes (PM) 4:15 Farkle (C22)

7 9 Tai Chi Chih (WC)

1 31 Cards (PM)

This Week’s Special Interest Groups/Events

Sun., Dec. 8th | 2PM -Edgewood Theatre-

Please join the United States Air Force Band of the West as they celebrate the season with their annual "Holiday in Blue" concert. This free, family-friendly performance will feature a variety of music showcasing the talents of our Airman-musicians. Tickets will be provided to Residents the day of the event on the shuttle bus.

Mon., Dec. 9th | 3:30PM -Ped Mall-

Gather your friends and neighbors for Wassail Fest! There will be festive music and lots of fun as each department features their own Wassail for you to taste. Who’s got the best Wassail around… that will be for you to decide! The fun starts at 3:30PM followed by Social Hour in the Ped Mall. No signup is required and the event is free. Hope to see you there!

Tues., Dec. 10th | 7:30PM | Ped Mall The USAA Chorus will be at The Towers to give a special performance to

residents. Come on by and have a listen! Sign up is not required.

Mon., Dec. 9th | 7PM | Off Site Feel the magic of Christmas as you embark on our shuttle to tour holiday lights around town. Light beverages and snacks will be provided.

Thurs., Dec. 12th | 2PM | Kitchen Starting in December, the Food and Beverage Team will be hosting kitchen tours. Please see Louie if you would like to sign up for this. There is a limited space for this event so sign up fast! -Mike, Director of F&B

Fri., Dec. 13th | 3PM | Ped Mall This will be a one-stop shop for purchasing all the gifts needed on

your holiday list! From fine fashions and accessories to holiday fruit jams, you are sure to find the perfect gifts! A gift wrapping station will be available from 3PM-4PM, even if you purchased gifts elsewhere. All vendors will accept cash or credit cards. There will be music, festive snacks, and the bar will be available. If you or someone you know would like to be vendor, please contact Victoria Gaytan in Resident Services at 210-805-6273 by Wed., Dec. 4th

Fri., Dec. 13th | 7PM | Off Site Taking place two years after the conclusion of Jane Austen’s beloved novel, Pride and Prejudice often neglected middle sister Mary Bennet becomes the center of our holiday story. When the shy bookworm Arthur de Bourgh turns up unexpectedly at the family celebration, Mary must learn to be the heroine of her own story in order to get the romance she longs for. Ticket prices range from $18-$33 and can be purchased online at www.classictheatre.org or by calling the Classic Theatre box office at 210-589-8450.

Army-Navy Party!! Sat., Dec. 14th | 1:30PM | Club 22

Attendees are asked to bring chips and dips to share and there will be

chance to win in the Football Lottery Pool for $1. The bar will be open. -Canby, Unit#715

Thurs., Dec. 12th | 7PM | Ped Mall River City Ringers is a community hand bell ensemble whose members are accepted by way of auditions. Come down & enjoy their holiday-themed performance. Refreshments will be provided.

Tues., Dec. 10th | 6:30PM | Azalea The book for December is Machines Like Me by Ian McEwan. During the last meeting, Brigitte distributed copies of the Word Design Press (WDP) announcement regarding Mo's newest novel, Esther and the Genius. The publisher will have a special event in the Azalea Room on Dec. 10th at 6:30PM with complimentary wine and appetizers. The event is by invitation only and registration is required. Members will receive an electronic invitation from WDP. Those who are interested in attending must RSVP for the event. Lynn will play the piano before the event, and Marion Bruni will show her award-winning short documentary at the end of the meeting. -Mo H Saidi, MD, Unit #2401

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S M T W T F S

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6:30

Double Deck Pinochle (CR)

9 8 Painters (BB) 1 Rummikub (PM)

1 Poker Club (CR)

2 Scrabble (CR) 2:15 Line Dance (Mim)



1 Duplicate Bridge (Mim) 4:15 Farkle (C22)


1 MahJong (CR)

1:30 Billiards Lessons (BB)

3 Bible Study (Mag) 3:30 Bingo (PM) 6:50 Party Bridge(Mim)

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10 Needles & Threads (BB)

2:30 Billiards (BB)

3 Centering Prayer (C22)

5 Rosary Group (ConR)

13 1 Mexican Train Dominoes (PM)

4:15 Farkle (C22)

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9 Tai Chi Chih (WC) 1 31 Cards (PM)

2:30 Bunco (PM)


Tues., Dec. 17th | 1PM | Off Site At Eastside Kitchenette, their menu features

Southern regional classics just like mom used to make, only better perhaps. There are plates of hushpuppies with white barbecue sauce, charred octopus with apple pico de gallo, barbecue meatloaf, chicken and brioche dumplings, blue crab-stuffed catfish, double hamburgers, entrée salads, and country-fried duck confit. Even the condiments and pickles are house-made. Residents will get the chance to check out this special gem hidden just a short drive away.

Wed., Dec. 18th | 12PM | Mimosa Jack Malik is a struggling

singer-songwriter in an English seaside town whose dreams of fame are rapidly

fading, despite the fierce devotion and support of his childhood best friend, Ellie. After a freak bus accident during a mysterious global blackout, Jack wakes up to discover that The Beatles have never existed. Performing songs by the greatest band in history to a world that has never heard them, Jack becomes an overnight sensation with a little help from his agent. Residents will get a chance to watch the movie at no charge; however, if you would like a lunch the cost is $5.00 per person. The menu will include: Beef sliders with a side of lettuce, tomatoes, onions & pickles, soda, brownie and Miss Vickie’s chips. Lunch will be served starting at 12PM, and the movie begins promptly at 12:10PM. Be sure to sign up no later than Fri., Dec. 13th.

Wed., Dec., 18th | 6:30PM | The Pearl Experience holiday lights and music while you enjoy hot chocolate and a dessert provided by your very own Ghiradelli chocolatier on-board. Cruise through the Museum Reach and the downtown loop of the river. Board at Pearl turnaround basin in the Museum Reach. The cost for general admission is $37.89 (tax included) and will be billed to your monthly maintenance bill. Please sign up with Resident Services by Wednesday, November 27th. Refunds will not be given if you do not cancel by close of business Wednesday, November 27th. This tour will only allow a maximum of 10. Be sure to reserve your seat as soon as possible, so that we may secure our tour.

Mon., Dec. 16th | 7PM | Ped Mall The Hospitality Committee has moved the Birthday and Anniversary Party a few weeks ahead of schedule due to the holidays. Birthday and Anniversary will return to its regular schedule in January. Please join your neighbors for a piece of cake and best wishes for the coming year! If you would like to be a sponsor for the cake and/or ice cream, please contact Veronica Valdez in the Resident Services Office. The names of those who graciously donate will be posted on a display board as a way to recognize them at the party. Hope to see you there!

Wed., Dec. 18th | 9AM -Oleander-

Dr. Tracy Board of Audicles Hearing will visit The

Towers to assist you with all of your hearing needs. Please call Audicles directly at 210-820-0525 to schedule your appointment.

Thur., Dec. 19th | 6:30PM | ARTS SA Always fresh, lively, and thoroughly entertaining, The

Nutcracker returns with the visual splendor and charming story that make it a family favorite. Set to one of composer Pyotr Tchaikovsky’s most famous works, it transports audiences to the enchanting Land

of Snow and the opulent Kingdom of Sweets in a stunning production with a cast of 130 professional and student dancers and more than 250 beautiful costumes. Ticket prices range from $29-$99 and can be purchased by calling their box office at 210-226-2891.

Fri., Dec. 20th | 3PM | Ped Mall Join us in our Annual Gingerbread House Contest. All are welcome to participate whether self-entry or as a special interest group. Displays will be staged in the Ped Mall and you will have the chance to vote

on your favorite Gingerbread house. Voting will began at 3PM and ends at 4:30PM. The winner will be announced at 4:45PM. Displays will be left throughout the Holiday season. Holiday treats will be stationed throughout the Ped Mall, free of charge and while supplies last. Please contact Veronica Valdez if you would like to participate at 210-805-6283. Hope to see you there!

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1 MahJong (CR)


3 Bible Study (Mag)

19 10 Needles & Threads(BB)

2:30 Billiards (BB) 2:30 Ballroom Dance(Mim)


5 Rosary Group (ConR) 7 Evening Bingo (Mim/A)

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1 Mexican Train Dominoes (PM) 4:15 Farkle (C22)

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9 Tai Chi Chih (WC)

1 31 Card Game(PM)

S M T W T F S

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6:30 Double Deck Pinochle (CR)


1 Poker Club (C22)




1 Duplicate Bridge (Mim)


1 MahJong (CR)


3 Bible Study (Mag)

26 10 Listening Post (PM)

10 Needles & Threads (BB)

2:30 Billiards (BB)


5 Rosary Group (ConR)

27 1 Mexican Train Dominoes (PM)

4:15 Farkle (C22)

28 9 Tai Chi Chih (WC) 1 31 Cards (PM)



Fri., Dec. 20th | 7PM Tobin Center-

An annual tradition that rings in the Holidays, the San Antonio Symphony presents Holiday Pops at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. With Conductor Akiko Fujimoto, the Children’s Chorus of San Antonio, the Trinity University Handbell Ensemble, the S. A. Symphony offers a magical, sing-along celebration of the season with a program featuring beloved traditional and popular music. Tickets are on sale now at The Tobin Center’s Box Office. Ticket prices range from $25-$96 and can be purchased online at www.tobincenter.org, or by calling the box office at 210-223-8624.

Mon., Dec. 23rd | 12PM -Ped Mall-

Enjoy a Christmas tradition of cookie

decorating. There is no charge. Come down and decorate your own or have the girls in Resident Services create one for you. While supplies last Hope to see you there!

The Food and Beverage Department is prepared to meet your party needs throughout the Holiday season. Leave the cooking and kitchen mess to the Towers kitchen staff. Please contact Estela at 210-805-6263 to setup an appointment to meet and discuss your party needs. Party platters must be ordered 48 hours in advance to allow the

Chef and his crew ample time to order and prepare your requests.

Tues., Dec. 24th | 5PM | Ped Mall Join us for our Christmas Eve Service in the Ped Mall, where it will be fully

decorated for the Christmas Season. It is a wonderful place to have a worship service of Lessons & Carols to prepare our hearts for the birth of the Christ Child. The service will be concluded with the dimming of the lights as we sing Silent Night with candles. Invite your friends and family members to a evening of worship, fellowship and refreshments afterwards, More information to come so save the date! -Chaplain Juan Loya, Unit #710

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15 6 Potluck and Game Night (PM) 6:30 Double Deck Pinochle (CR)

16 8 Painters (BB) 1 Rummikub(PM) 1 Poker Club (CR) 2 Scrabble (CR) 2:15 Line Dance (Mim)



1 Duplicate Bridge (Mag)

3 Cooking Demo (PM) 4:15 Farkle (C22)

http://www.tobincenter.org/

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Sun., Dec. 29th | 4:30PM | Off Site The Melting Pot is the original fondue restaurant where guests can enjoy several fondue cooking styles and a variety of unique entrees, salads, and unforgettable desserts. Enjoy a wide range of seasonal and fixed menu items, and you choose the way you want it all. Of course, what’s delicious food without a selection of wines and craft beers to really make it great? The Melting Pot is sure to provide Residents with an unforgettable, interactive dining experience that turns moments into memories.

Tues., Dec. 31st | 5PM | Ped Mall 6-7PM Special Guest Performance by Elvis

6-7:30PM Dinner Buffet 7-11PM Clyde Hudgins Performance

9-9:30PM Chocolate Fountain Bar 11PM Champagne Toast

Keep the tradition alive by joining your neighbors by kicking off the New Year with The Towers New Year’s Eve Celebration. Enjoy a leisurely dinner prepared by the Chef and his staff, adult libations, entertainment, dancing, and the champagne toast. Please sign up with Gabie for the dinner buffet so that the Chef will know how many to prepare for. Hope to see you there to ring in the New Year!

-From the Medical Doctors of the Towers Meeting- “Men who ate more than half pound of red, white or organ meat daily were likely to have shorter lives compared to the ones who ate less than 2.6 ounces” Scientists from the University of Finland gathered health data from 2641 men ages 42 to 60 following them for an average of 22 years. Published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, April 2019 -Check with your Doctor- Article submitted by E. Garcia M.D. , Unit #2103

A blue insolated Wegmans bag with

reusable shopping bags inside. Please

return to Mrs. Saidi, Unit #2401. Thank you

in advance for your cooperation.

Sincere thanks to the two busy ladies that found it in

their hearts to volunteer to prepare the church pro-

grams for Parklane West: Betty Hurt & Arline Bras-

well. God Bless You!

-Dottie Pakalka, Unit #401

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6:30 Double Deck Pinochle (CR)


1 Poker Club (C22)




1 Duplicate Bridge (Mim)


Annual Christmas Music Concert Sun., Dec. 8th | 5PM | First Baptist Church

Admission is free! The Towers bus trip is privately sponsored by a Towers resident/church member, so your Towers bus transportation is free! “Christmas at First,” will feature the 110 Sanctuary Choir singers, 40-piece orchestra combining musicians from the San Antonio Symphony and the church, and three Youth & Children’s Choirs. Please contact Mr. Culwell in unit #815 for more information.

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WELLNESS CENTER

MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS Cardio Aerobics 8AM Water Wellness 9AM Strength Training 10AM Core Power Training 10:45AM Sit-n-Fit 11:30AM MONDAYS & THURSDAYS Gentle H2O 1:15PM TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS Aqua Aerobics 8AM Total Body Conditioning 9AM Yoga Stretch Fusion 10AM Stretch & Restore Flexibility 11AM Chair Balance 11:30AM FRIDAYS Towers Walkers 7:05AM Cardio Aerobics 8:15AM Water Volleyball 9:15AM Strength Training 10AM Core Power Training 10:45AM Sit-n-Fit 11:30AM

A Special Message from Denice… Thank you Residents, for making this year a great success! As we enter into the last month of 2019, use all of the

components of fitness to focus on attaining your goal. In all of the combined classes, there has been a noticeable improvement in each and every one of you. Keep up the good work, and focus on staying strong and active!

Important Wellness Center Highlights Denice will be away from the community on Thursday, December 26th and Friday, December 27th.

Class videos will be played in her absence. Regular class schedule resumes Monday, December 30th.

WE L L NES S C E NT E R A NN O U NC E ME NT S

Upcoming Special Days: Wednesday, December 4th—Wear your favorite Holiday attire. Friday, December 20th—Wear your favorite Christmas sweater. Monday, December 23rd—Friday, December 27th—There will be

fun Christmas themed workouts planned for everyone to participate in!

FITNESS THEMES OF FOCUS: Fitness Skill Component of the Month: Coordination Health Benefit of Coordination: To improve the ability to react

smoothly and accurarately in response to what your senses tell you.

Fitness Objective: To balance and maintain the body’s position during the synchroniztion of the eyes, hands, and feet when moving.

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

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2 Woodlawn: A Christmas

Carol

2:30 Inspirational

Service

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10:30 Additional Shopping: La Cantera

11 Doctors of The Towers

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10 New Neighbor

Coffee

4:30 Tree Lighting

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10 Abiding Presence: Children's

Choir

12:30 A

Holiday

Tradition

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8:30 Breakfast at

Magnolia Pancake House

2:30 Ballroom

Dance

7 Evening Bingo

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11:30 1st Friday

Concert

1 North Star

3 Holiday Blues

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2 USAF

Band of The

West:

Holiday in

Blue

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3:30 Wassail

Fest

7 Holiday Lights Around Town

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9 Activities

Committee

7 Literary Club

7:30 USAA Choir

11

10 Food & Beverage Committee

3:30 Afternoon

Bingo

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9 Facilities

Committee

2 Kitchen

Tour

7 River City Ringers

13

1 Quarry Market

3 Holiday Shops at The

Towers

7 Classic Theatre:

Miss Bennet

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1:30 Army

Navy Football

Game

15

6 Potluck and

Game Night

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10 Hospitality

Committee

7 Birthday & Anniversary

Party

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1 Late Lunch: Eastside

Kitchenette

3 Cooking Demo

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9 Dr. Board

9 Budget & Finance

12 Lunch & a Movie:

Yesterday

6:30 Pearl Lights Cruise

19 9 Board of Directors

2:30 Ballroom

Dance

6:30 Arts SA: The

Nutcracker

7 Evening Bingo

20

1 North Star

3 Gingerbread

House Contest

7 Holiday Pops

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22

23

12 Ped Mall Treat: Cookie

Decorating

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5 Christmas

Eve Service

25

11 Christmas

Buffet

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27

1 Quarry

Market

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29

4:30 Cooks Night Off:

Melting Pot

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5 New Years Eve Party

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