Golden Age group forms in Albany at River View luncheon
About 50 residents and townsfolk attended a Friday luncheon at River View Apartments as a step toward organizing a Golden Age group. Julie Howmiller, a Madison social service specialist, urged participation, offered weekly visits, and proposed leveraging residents' crafts and skills to benefit both the elderly and the community.
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Riverview Apartments
Julie Howmiller
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Albany community plans and programs shared
A village meeting details late March events at Riverview and Cedar Crest. Rev. Stanke leads Thursday religious services on April 13 with area clergy. A 4-H program, kazoo band appearance, and crafts projects involve Golden Age residents. Riverview space funded by Lions Club supports larger gatherings.
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C. C. Thronson
Albany Lutheran Church
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Albany First Baptist
Robert Gaulke
Riverview
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