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CONLEYGUERREROSENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER808 Nile Street Austin, Texas 78702512-978-2660Monday/Wednesday/Friday 8:00a - 5:00pTuesday/Thursday 8:00a - guerrero-senioractivity-centerAustin Parks and Recreation Department - Seniors2019Celebrating 30 YearsUplifting 50 Adults since 1988The City of Austin is committed to compliance with theAmericans with Disabilities Act. Reasonable modificationsand equal access to communications will be provided uponrequest. For assistance please contact (512) 974-3914 orRelay Texas 7-1-1.
UPCOMING EVENTSGeneral InformationCoffee and ConversationWith Karen L. HornDignity Memorial Funeral HomesAustin Parks and Recreation Department Mission StatementInspire Austin to learn, play, protect and connect by creating diverse programs andexperiences in sustainable natural spaces and public places.Conley-Guerrero Senior Activity Center Mission StatementFriday, October 18th11-11:50aEducation RoomThe purpose of the Conley-Guerrero Senior Activity Center is toprovide quality recreational and cultural activities and programs toseniors in order to enhance their quality of life.Coffee and Conversation regarding pre-planning.This will give you a chance to visit about(what can be a difficult subject) in a relaxed,positive setting.Austin Parks and Recreation Department Refund PolicyThe activity/program fee is refunded in full only if the class is cancelled by theAustin Parks and Recreation Department. In the event you need to withdrawfrom a class due to personal reasons, personal injury/illness, etc., the proratedactivity fee minus a 35 processing charge will be refunded. A medicalverification may be required. Please allow 4-6 weeks for refunds to beprocessed and mailed - no cash refunds will be given. If the refund amount isless than 35, no refund will be issued but you may receive a class credit formto be used within 90 days.Resident/Non-Resident Fee StructureThe City of Austin Parks and Recreation Department (PARD) is implementing aresident and non-resident fee structure approved by Austin City Councilbeginning Fiscal Year 2014-2015 as of October 1, 2014. Residents (R) ofAustin property taxes contribute directly to support the operations of the City ofAustin. The non-resident (NR) rate ensures that individuals living outside ofAustin contribute to the funding of the City of Austin on an equal basis withresidents.Conley-Guerrero SAC Annual Enrollment Form and DonationPlease stop by the front desk and renew your enrollment form for 2018-2019.Only Conley-Guerrero Advisory Board members can receive the annualdonations of 5.00.GIFTS AND MEMORIAL FUNDSHonor a relative or a friend with a gift to the Conley-Guerrero Senior Activity Center in his/hermemory. Acknowledgments will be mailed promptly to the family or individual indicated by the donor.Your gift will be dedicated to the activities of the participant.Enclosed is my gift of In memory ofPlease mail to: Gifts and Memorial FundConley-Guerrero Senior Activity Center (Attention: CGSAC Advisory Board)808 Nile Street Austin, Texas 7870223
Special EventsSpecial EventsDia de Los Muertos/Day of The Dead“A Celebration of Life”Fall FestivalIce Cream Cone CornucopiaThursday, October 31st10:45-11:50aFriday, November 1stHonoring the memory of loved ones lost.Everyone is welcome to bring photos of loved oneswho have passed. Special Performing by “Golden Ace” R&B Line Dancers 10a Ballet Folklorico Performers10:15a Prize Loteria/Bingo11aOpen mic for those who want toshare memories of love one.Costume ContestOctober Birthday CakeCreate your own “treat” madefrom a waffle cone cornucopiafilled with candy.Light refreshmentsMexican hot chocolate and cookiesPlease bring photos/memorabilia in by 9aNovember 1stPlease sign up by October 28th @ 1pSponsored by Marcus SillersThe Assurance GroupSign up by Friday, October 25th @ 1P45
urNew ClassesNew ClassesRitmos Latinos! (Latino Rhythms!)Tuesdays 10-11:30aAustin Public LibraryTechnology ClassesThursdays 8:30-9:30aWednesdays10-11aFreeThis class uses Latino dance rhythms likesalsa, mambo, andcumbia to give physical fitness a fun and cultural twist! Ms. Jennyleads a slow warm-up with strengthening exercises, coordination,and balance exploration and finishes with short dance sequencesusingiconic Latino rhythms. Get healthier by dancing!*Presentada en español e inglés (Presented in Spanish and English)Instructor: Ms. Jenny RamosCost: FreeComputer ClassesCostura (Sewing)Martes (Tuesdays)12:30-3pWeekly tech classes helping you get comfortable using yourcomputer, your tablet or your cell phone, so you can get themost out of your device.October 2:Cybersecurity – Protective measures to usewhile on your computer, tablet or smartphoneOctober 9:Android or Apple – What’s the best choice for you?October 16: Learn to Use Your Smartphone or Tablet*October 23: Explores new apps for your phone and tablet*October 30: Brain Games - games aimed at stimulating yourcognitive functions**For maximum benefit bring your cell phone or tablet to classThis class is open to all levels of sewers, beginners or advanced!Ms. Luisa will guide everyone through individual projects (Yourchoice or hers!) that will teach and improve hand and machine sewing techniques. From altering or fixing clothes, to craft projectsthat showcase your creativity, come and express yourself with aneedle and thread!*Presentada en español e inglés(Presented in Spanish and English)Sponsored byAustin Public LibraryInstructor: Jeannette SmithJeannette.smith@austintexas.gov 512-974-9858Instructor: Ms. Luisa GutierrezCost: Free67
New ClassesM ov i ePranayama and Medita on ClassMondays2:15‐3:15pIn the first part of this class we will explore some ofthe different breathing exercises the ancient yogisdeveloped to improve their health and extend theirlife. Prac cing pranayama also helps to clear themind and leads to be er concentra on. Thesecond part of class, we will prac ce Dhyana ormedita on. Some styles of medita on will includefocusing on the breath, a mantra, or candle gazing.Instructor: PaGagne89
CraftSpecial ClassesCapitol of Texas Gourd PatchWednesday, October 16th9-11:45aCost: FreeCreative WritingFridays11-11:50aAfter traveling to New Braunfelds to attend the GourdFestival everyone was amazed and inspired by theartistic creations on display and wanted to learn moreabout this new art form.We are in the unique position of being in the middle. We know manygenerations of ancestors as well as our children, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren Those who come after us do not always know the peoplewho came before. In the creative writing workshops we will tell ourstories and include many of the generations before us. These will thenbe formatted into a book.Rona Thornton from the Capitol of Texas GourdPatch has enthusiastically agreed to bring gourds andteach us how to clean, cut and decorate them. Eachparticipant will create their own holiday ornament.Balance , Strength & FlexibilityKate Henrichson is a certified personalS t a t e Fa i r o f Te x a strainer with 10 years of training experienceand 10 years of group fitness instructionexperience. While she works with all agesand fitness levels, she specializes in clientswho are 60 and want to improve strength,balance and mobility. Kate is also availablefor individual sessions at Conley-GuerreroSenior Activity Center.2019 Texas State FairDallas, TXThursday, October 10thPersonal TrainingSenior Day: 60 years and older get into the fair FREE every Thursday ofthe State Fair.5 sessions - 70 ( ture Time: 6:30aReturn Time: 9pFee: 5.00Additional Expenses: The cost of food, rides and shopping plus 18.00general admission for participants under the age of 60 years.Activity Level: High1011
MONDAYTUESDAY1Ballet Folklorico 9aLatino Rhythms 10aGolden Rollers 10-11a &11a-12pSewing 12:30pmFree Computer Class 1p-4pPickleball 1p-5:45p2WEDNESDAAYExercise 1&2 9:30aGardening 9:30aTechnology Class 10aQuilting 10:30a & 1pBingo 1pSpanish Class 1p-3:330pTHURSDAY11Exercise 1&2 9:30aCreative Writing 11aBingo 1pChair Yoga 2-3p8Ballet Folklorico 9a9Exercise 1&2 9:30aTrip: Archery Class 9:45aGardening 9:30aLatino Rhythms 10aTechnology Class 10aGolden Rollers 10-11a &11a-12p Quilting 10:30a & 1pBingo 1pSewing 12:30pmSpanish Class 1p-3:330pTrip: Golf 12:45pNEW Pranayama & Meditation Free Computer Class 1p-4p2:15pPickleball 1p-5:45p10Trip: State Fair 6:30aLatino Rhythms 8:30-9:30aGolden Rollers 9-10a &11a-12pBible Study 10-11aR&B Line Dance 10-11aCeramics 1pFree Computer Class 1-4pT’ai Chi 1-2pPickleball 1-5:45p14Ceramics 9aExercise 1&2 9:30aBible Study 10-11aBingo 1pFloor Yoga 1-2pSpanish Class 1-3:30p15Ballet Folklorico 9aLatino Rhythms 10aGolden Rollers 10-11a &11a-12pSewing 12:30pm17Latino Rhythms 8:30-9:30aGolden Rollers 9-10a &11a-12p21Ceramics 9aExercise 1&2 9:30aBible Study 10-11aBingo 1pFloor Yoga 1-2pSpanish Class 1p-3:30p22Ballet Folklorico 9aLatino Rhythms 10aGolden Rollers 9-10a &11a-12pSewing 12:30pTrip: Golf 12:45pFree Computer Class 1-4pNEW Pranayama & Meditation Pickleball 1-5:45p2:15p28Ceramics 9aExercise 1&2 9:30aBible Study 10a-11aBingo 1pFloor Yoga 1p-2pSpanish Class 1p-3:30p29Ballet Folklorico 9aLatino Rhythms 10aGolden Rollers 9-10a &11a-12pSewing 12:30pTrip: Golf 12:45pFree Computer Class 1-4pNEW Pranayama & Meditation Pickleball 1-5:45p2:15p23Exercise 1&2 9:30aGardening 9:30aTechnology Class 10aTrip: Pappadeaux 100:30aQuilting 10:30a & 1pBingo 1pSpanish Class 1-3:300p30Exercise 1&2 9:30aGardening 9:30aTechnology Class 10aQuilting 10:30a & 1pNatural Grocers 11aaBingo 1p0pSpanish Class 1-3:301218Exercise 1&2 9:30aCreative Writing 11aTrip: BST Halloween Bingo 9:30a Dignity Memorial 11aBible Study 10a-11aBingo 1pBook Club 11aChair Yoga 2-3pR&B Line Dance 10a-11aCeramics 1pFree Computer Class 1-4pT’ai Chi 1-2p24Latino Rhythms 8:30-9:30aGolden Rollers 9-10a &11a-12pBible Study 10a-11aR&B Line Dance 10-11aCeramics 1pFree Computer Class 1-4pT’ai Chi 1p-2pPickleball 1p-5:45p31Latino Rhythms 8:30-9:30aGolden Rollers 9-10a &11a-12pBible Study 10a-11aR&B Line Dance 10-11aFall Festival 10:45aBirthday Celebration 12pCeramics 1pFree Computer Class 1-4pT’ai Chi 1p-2pPickleball 1p-5:45pTrip: UT “Nobuntu” 5:30p25Exercise 1&2 9:30aCreative Writing 11aBingo 1pChair Yoga 2-3pOctober 20194Exercise 1&2 9:30aCreative Writing 11aBingo 1pChair Yoga 2-3p7Ceramics 9aExercise 1&2 9:30aBible Study 10-11aBingo 1pFloor Yoga 1-2pSpanish Class 1-3:30p169Craft: Gourd Patch 9aTrip: Wal-Mart 9aExercise 1&2 9:30aGardening 9:30aTrip: Golf 12:45pTechnology Class 10aMovie: The Greatest Showman Age of Central Texas 10aNEW Pranayama & Meditation 1p-3pQuilting 10:30a & 1p2:15pTexas Food Bank 12::30pFree Computer Class 1p-4pBingo 1pPickleball 1p-5:45pF R I DAY3Latino Rhythms 8:30-9:30aGolden Rollers 9-10a &11a-12pBible Study 10a-11aR&B Line Dance 10a-11aCeramics 1pFree Computer Class 1p-4pT’ai Chi 1p-2pPickleball 1p-5:45pNovember 1Dia de Los Muertos/Day ofthe Dead “A Celebration ofLife” 10a13
PUBLIC MEETINGSGUILD MEETINGThursday, October 17th9aBlood Pressure Checkswith Wesley NurseHealth MinistriesADVISORY BOARD MEETINGTuesday, October 1st and 22nd1:15pBirthdayCelebrationGAMESOctober 22nd10:30 - 11:30aGame Room IIDomino GroupMondays, Wednesdays & Fridays8a-4:45pTuesdays and Thursdays8a-5:45pThe group plays regular dominoes.BridgeBingoMondays, Wednesdays and Fridays1-2:30pSocialize and play bingo 1.00 per card(Volunteer Callers needed)Contact Front Desk for more informationAll LevelsTuesdays and Thursdays2 - 5:45pNurse: SharonCost: FreeThursday, October 31st at 12:pJoin us for cake and ice cream tocelebrate all friends’ birthdays!!!Coordinator: Mrs. Maery L. StreetContact Front Desk for more informationOpen Puzzle TableBilliards RoomMondays, Wednesdays & Fridays8a - 4:45pTuesdays and Thursdays8a - 5:45pMonday - Friday8a - 4:45pCOMMUNITY GARDENTECHNOLOGYJoin our group on Wednesdays to help with our fall and winter gardenmaintenance and harvesting. Whether you have a green thumb tolend, or want to develop one, stop by our community garden.Every Wednesdays at 9:30aCoordinator: MattDrop in duringclass hours or call(512) 236-8225 toregister for classesInstructor:Alix Potter1415
FITNESSBE SURE TO CHECK OUTOURTREADMILLS, RECUMBENTBIKES, WEIGHT SYSTEM ANDELLIPTICAL TRAINERSIF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE USING THEEQUIPMENT, CGSAC STAFF ISAVAILABLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS.FITNESSExercise 1BeginnerT’AI CHIMondays, Wednesdays & Fridays9:30-10:15aStrengthen your body using sticks, bands,breathing exercises and traditional chairaerobics.Volunteer Instructors: Eleanor and MarthaCost: FreeExercise 2IntermediateMondays, Wednesdays & Fridays10:30-11:00aVolunteer Instructors: Eleanor and MarthaCost: FreeYoga 101Mondays1-2pThis is a sequence based hatha(Iyengar) yoga class that uses mats,blankets, blocks, and straps.Cost: 10.00 per classChair YogaYou should consult your physicianor other health care professionalbefore starting any fitnessprogram to determine if it isright for you and your needs.T’ai Chi has many provenhealth benefits for seniors, fromincreased balance and bonestrength, to greater strengthand flexibility. T’ai Chi is alsovery safe and practiced slowly;it is zero impact.Instructor: Kade Green, SifuCost: 10.00 per classAdvance Strengthen your body using sticks,bands, breathing exercises and traditionalchair aerobics.Mondays, Wednesdays &Fridays8:30a-4:45pTuesdays and Thursdays8:30a-5:45pThursdays1-2pFridays2-3pRitmos Latinos!(Latino Rhythms!)Tuesdays 10-11:30a(New) Thursday 8:30-10aThis class uses Latino dancerhythms like salsa, mambo, andcumbia to give physical fitness afun and cultural twist! Ms. Jennyleads a slowwarm-up with strengtheningexercises, coordination, and balanceexploration and finishes with shortdance sequences using iconicLatino rhythms. Get healthier bydancing!This is a sequence based hatha yogaclass that uses chairs as props.*Presentada en español e inglés(Presented in Spanish and English)Cost: 10.00 per classInstructor: Ms. Jenny RamosCost: Free16PickleballTuesdays & Thursdays1-5:45pThe fastest growing seniorsport in the nation. Pickleballis a paddle sport thatcombines elements ofbadminton, tennis, and tabletennis. This is a two to fourplayer’s game.Come join the fun!!!Cost: Free50 Adult Trike Program“Golden Rollers”Tuesdays and ThursdaysOn the Trail:October 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, and29th10-11a11a-12pOn the Trail:October 3rd, 10th, 17th, and 24th9-10aOn the Road:October 3rd, 10th, 17th, and 24th11-12pFor more information and datessee Front DeskCost: Free17
TRIPSTRIPSLOTTERY REGISTRATION DUE: Friday, October 4thREGISTRATION FEES DUE: Friday, October 11thWal-Mart Super Center NorthAustin, TXWednesday, October 16thYou may sign up one other person in addition to yourself by calling or by stopping bythe center. You may contact the center anytime after Friday, October 4th to find out ifyou were selected for a trip. Staff will call you ONLY if you were selected for a trip. Alltrips are subject to change due to weather, PARD director approval, or registrationnumbers.This trip provides a chance for participants to shopfor clothes, indoor/outdoor household items,groceries, pharmacy, hardware, garden,electronics, and hair salon etc.Senior Archery Class at Lorraine“Grandma” Camacho Activity CenterAustin, TXTuesday, October 8thDepart Time: 9aReturn Time: 12pCost: 3.00-R/ 4.00-NRActivity Level: Moderate to HighLearn how to shoot real arrows with a compoundand recurve bow. Improve hand/eyecoordination. Easy to operated/ All levelswelcome. This class will be held outdoors.Lunch Day OutPappadeaux Seafood KitchenAustin, TXWednesday, October 23rdDepart Time: 9:45aReturn Time: 11:45aCost: FreeAdditional Expenses: NoneActivity Level: Moderate to HighPappadeaux restaurants are known foroutstanding food, exceptional service and anatmosphere where people go to be treated likeguests. Menu favorites: dirty rice, seafood gumbo,bread pudding, Greek salad & fried shrimp.Depart Time: 10:30aReturn Time: 1:30pCost: 3.00-R/ 4.00-NRAdditional Expenses: LunchActivity Level: ModerateFall Senior Golf ProgramHarvey Penick Golf CampusAustin, TXTuesdays, October 8th, 15th, 22nd and29thUniversity of Texas Performing Arts Present“Nobuntu” Bass Concert HallAustin, TexasThursday, October 24thFree golf program for 50 seniorsThis award-winning, all-female a cappella quintetfrom Zimbabwe has drawn international acclaimfor its fusion of traditional music, Afro-Jazz, andGospel.All Levels Are WelcomeDepart Time: 12:45pReturn Time: 2:30pCost: FreeAdditional Expenses: NoneActivity Level: Moderate to HighDinner at Fowler’s Smokin’ Soul FoodDepart Time: 5:30pReturn Time: 9:30pCost: 3.00-R/ 4.00-NRAdditional Expenses: NoneActivity Level: Moderate to High1819
VISUAL, LITERARY & PERFORMING ARTSBringing Seniors TogetherHalloween BingoDittmar Recreation CenterAustin, TXThursday, October 17thBringing Seniors Together is anInitiative aimed at partnering withsenior programs across theCommunity Recreation Division tooffer monthly fellowship amongseniors.Departure Time: 9:30aReturn Time: 1:30pCost: FREEAdditional Expenses: NoneActivity Level: ModerateBallet FolkloricoDanceAll Levels Are Welcome.Tuesdays9-11aThe group practices traditionalMexican folkloric ballet. Thisclass is an excellentenhancement to yourregular exercise program.Volunteer Instructor: Debi RamosCost: FreeVISUAL, LITERARY & PERFORMING ARTSAustin Public Library Coloring Book ClubCeramicsSecond Tuesdays, October 8th12:30-1:30pCost: FreeBeginner to AdvancedMondays8:30-11aThursdays1-3pForget about the idea that coloring is for children. In a busy world,grown ups are turning to the soothing art of coloring.Students will be introduced to differentpainting and glazing techniques.Class includes group projects and kilnfirings.Book ClubThird Thursdays, October 17th11a–12pCost: FreeInstructor: CG StaffCost: 10.00-R/ 11.00-NR per month.Addition Firing 5.00 per item up to 12”Want to join a book club but don’t know where to start? Join the new bookclub starting at Conley Guerrero Senior Activity Center. Plus, you get tomeet like-minded readers, and discover new and exciting reads.Book: Threadbare by Monica Ferris“Golden Ace”R&B Line DanceFree Spanish ClassThursdays10-11aGet your blood pumping andfeet moving to Rhythm & Blues,Hip Hop music and steps!Volunteer Instructor: L.M. RiversCost: FreeBeginner to AdvancedMondays and Wednesdays1–3:30pLearn Spanish language basics in arelaxed atmosphere.Instructor: Maestro DotsonCost: FreeBible StudyMondays and Thursdays10–11aStudy is taught from the King JamesVersion of the Bible. Classes areconducted from lesson plansand “open formats”.Instructors: VariousCost: FreeQuilting ClassesWednesdaysBeginners: 10:30-11:45aIntermediate: 1-3pThis class teaches new quilters thebasic concept of quilting.Volunteer Instructor:Margarine BeamanCost: Free2021
Meet new friends whileeating a hot, nutritiouslunch every day at CGSAC.A 1 donation for thoseover 60 is greatlyappreciated to offset thecost of staff, meal-relatedexpenses, dietary supplies,and delivery.LUNCHMONDAYTUESDAY*Due to unavailability ofcertain items,appropriatesubstitutions may needto be made.1Smothered Chicken**Milk is served everymeal.Cal: 8007CONGREGATE MEALREGISTRATION REQUIREDMeal tickets aredistributed on aFIRST COME-FIRST SERVEbasis beginning at9:30a each morning.Tickets distributed equal thenumber of meals ordered forthat day.Lunch is served daily12p-12:30pwith milk and water.For ineligible guestsOVER 60 (notregistered) and guestUNDER 60, the cost ofthe meal is 5.39.Due to theunavailability ofcertain items,substitutions areoccasionally made.14Coconut ChickenFried Brown RiceSpring VegetablesWheat BreadFresh FruitMargarineCal: 613PARDToServeLunchMeatballsCheesy Garlic PolentaCatalina VegetablesWheat BreadVanilla Berry PuddingMENUWEDNESDAY23Turkey Rotini CasserolePork CarnitasBroccoliPinto BeansCountry TomatoesSpinachWheat BreadWheat TortillaFresh BananaFruited Lime GelatinCal: 700Cal: 6308John Yocum’s LemonPepper FishChuckwagon CornLemon Zest BroccoliTexas BreadFresh FruitCal: 67591516Chicken EtouffeeBlack-Eyed PeasMedley CabbageCornbreadChocolate PuddingMargarineCal: 817Dan Pruett’sHamburger PattyLettuce and TomatoRanch BeansHamburger BunBuffalo Chicken PastaLentil Vegetable PilafBrussels SproutsWheat BreadHot Cinnamon ApplesauceFresh FruitMustard and KetchupCal: 755Cal: 635212322Creamy Garlic Chicken Vegetable Beef SoupFive Spice ChickenCheesy PolentaLemon Herb CouscousHerbed Basmati RiceHerbed Green BeansPeas and CarrotsChinese CabbageSaltine CrackersWheat BreadWheat Pita PocketStrawberry Swirl PuddingFresh FruitFresh FruitCal: 704Cal: 701Cal: 6002829Beef with Country GravyTurkey Pot PieWhipped Potatoes w/Butternut SquashSkinsGreen BeansCapri VegetablesWheat BreadWheat BreadFresh BananaFresh FruitCal: 661Cal: 6412230Lemongrass ChickenHerbed Basmati RiceBroccoliWheat BreadFruited Orange GelatinCal: 730FRIDAYTHURSDAY4Thai BeefHerbed Jasmine RiceJapanese VegetablesWheat BreadFresh FruitMargarineCal: 6301011Roast Beef with GravyItalian ShellsMashed Sweet Potatoesand CheeseGreen BeansParslied CarrotsWheat BreadSquash MedleyFruited Cherry Gelatin Whole Wheat BreadstickCal: 700Fresh FruitCal: 64617Turkey TacoSpanish Brown RiceMexican CornWheat TortillaBanana PuddingTaco SauceCal: 75024Turkey Brown RiceCasseroleParslied CarrotsBroccoliWheat BreadFresh FruitCal: 60431 Cheese OmeletRoasted Sweet PotatoesMedley CabbageBiscuitOatmeal Cream CookieCal: 70518Beef StroganoffHoney Herbed CarrotsDiced BeetsWhole Wheat BreadstickFresh FruitCal: 61725Sliced Ham andSwiss CheeseQuinoa Pepper SaladConfetti ColeslawWheat Bread (2)Fresh FruitMustardCal: 629- Vegetarian Entrée 1000mg Sodium23
Austin City CouncilMayor and City CouncilSteve Adler, MayorDelia Gara, Mayor Pro Tem, District 2Natasha Harper-Madison, District 1Sabino “Pio” Renteria, District 3Gregorio “Greg” Casar, District 4Ann Kitchen, District 5Jimmy Flannigan, District 6Leslie Pool, District 7Paige Ellis, District 8Kathie Tovo, District 9Alison Alter, District 10Austin Parks and RecreationKimberly McNeeley, DirectorKim McKnight, Acting Assistant DirectorLucas Massie, Acting Assistant DirectorAnthony Segrua, Assistant DirectorSuzanne Piper, Chief Administrative OfficerDavid Crabb, CPRP, Acting Division ManagerBenjamin Rustenhaven, Acting Seniors Program ManagerC-GSAC Advisory Board 2019Margarine G. Beaman, PresidentAlice Houston, Vice PresidentJesse L. Colunga, TreasurerBunnie Stark, SecretaryOlivia Ussery, Corr. SecretaryJanice Hardeman, MemberShirley Jenson, MemberEddie Pearl Rucker, MemberConnie Smith, MemberCity ManagerSpencer Cronk, City ManagerElaine Hart, Deputy City ManagerRey Arellano, Assistant City ManagerGina Fiandaca, Assistant City ManagerRodney Gonzales, Assistant City ManagerChristopher J. Shorter, Assistant City ManagerParks BoardDawn Lewis, ChairRomteen Farasat, Vice ChairAnna Di Carlo, Board MemberRichard DePalma, Board MemberTom Donovan, Board MemberFrancoise Luca, Board MemberKate Mason-Murphy, Board MemberFred Morgan, Board MemberNina Rinaldi, Board MemberLaura Cottam Sajbel, Board MemberKinberly Taylor, Board MemberC-GSAC StaffWest Baxter, MSRLS, Recreation Program SupervisorDina R. Cantú, Recreation Program SpecialistCarrolyn Vaterlaus, Recreation Programs SpecialistSharon Bryant-Campbell, Administrative AssociateEstella Rodriguez, Administrative AssistantArthur Ramirez, Building and Grounds AssistantC-GSAC Guild 2019Ida M. Hunt, PresidentDr. Beulah Agnes Jones, Vice PresidentKatherine Lamb, SecretaryElridge Nelson, TreasurerJesse Carmona, MemberJulie Sahara, MemberCora Sutton, MemberRECREATION PRINCIPLES: RECREATIONAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, CULTURALThe Austin Parks and Recreation Department uses a professional, systematic and studied approach in determining the programsand services we offer our community. This strategy is reflected in our Recreational, Environmental, and Cultural Program Principles.These principles are used in determining programs and services: Provide programs and services that help fulfill the organizational mission, vision, goals and objectives adopted by the AustinCity Council and the Austin Parks and Recreation Department. Provide programs that follow all applicable laws, ordinances, resolutions and standard operating procedures. Develop programs that have a stated purpose, goals and objectives which specify benefits and outcomes that the programwill offer participants and the community. Offer accessible, affordable recreational, environmental and cultural program opportunities in a safe environment for all ages,abilities, interests and socio-economic levels, highlighting Austin's diversity. Encourage and respond to community input in program planning, development and evaluation. Programs will balance community needs with financially viability providing an overall financially sound recreation program tothe Austin community.24
Please mail to: Gifts and Memorial Fund Conley-Guerrero Senior Activity Center (Attention: CGSAC Advisory Board) 808 Nile Street Austin, Texas 78702 3 UPCOMING EVENTS Coffee and Conversation With Karen L. Horn Dignity Memorial Funeral Homes Friday, October 18th 11-11:50a Education Room Coffee
