Serving Winter Texans FromMission To South Padre Island Since 1987 Vol. 35, No. 24 © 2022 www.wintertexantimes.com Wednesday, March 30, 2022 Winter Texan TIMES Parks Calendar p 8 • WintertainersTM p 8 • On The Road p 11 • Taste of the Valley p 12 • Medical Services p 14 • Events Calendar p 20 • Business Guide p 20 • Classifieds p 21 Rina’s Ramblings See RAMBLINGS pg. 19 Winter Texans enjoy 46th Tourist Day in Nuevo Progreso By Herb Moering Tourist Day in Nuevo Progreso, Mexico was a “breeze” for Winter Texans attending the all-day appreciation of visitors’ celebration on March 21. Despite the strong gusts of wind, Winter Texans enjoyed the entertainment, the trinkets, and the food, which included free tamales as the visitors came across the international bridge over the Rio Grande River. The fun began even before leaving the U.S. side, with WinSee TOURIST pg. 24 Thank you for all that you do This season is ending, and I hate to see it go. We always enjoy your time with us, and our time with you, and we sure are going to miss it while you are gone. After a couple of years with a slow down of activities and not much to attend, we were so thankful to get out this year. We wish we could have attended more events, because there was just so much to do. We were so happy to see parks reopening and letting people in this season. It was nice to see things as they should be at most places. After See THANK YOU pg. 14 This season has been a blast! Despite a knee injury at the beginning of the season, I was able to get out there a bit and enjoy some time with you. It took me a while, and I know we missed a lot at the beginning of the season, but we still had some fun once the season really started picking up in January. It was a pleasure to get out to attend events where parks were giving to their communities or had made special items for the veterans in their parks. It was also heartwarming to see events held in memory of those lost, or to help support a family who lost a loved one. Your love for those you surround yourself with is a wonderful thing and makes me feel blessed to be but a small part of it – whether I was able to attend or just include some of what you do in the Winter Texan Times. We have truly enjoyed getting to know you this year. We have been able to connect with you this year more than we have in previous years. Yes, things were a little slow last year, but you sure made up for it this year. We have enjoyed meeting activity directors, Wintertainers™, volunteers, and all of those in between. My husband and I have always had a fondness of the Winter Texan community. He saw this paper from its very first issue in 1987 and now strives to continue what his grandmother and dad built. I grew up surrounded by two Winter Texan parks. Our family befriended several of the residents each year. I remember one couple from Washington that brought us apples every year. They eventually had to stop visiting, but their children visited one year, just Thanks for coming to Texas!
MARCH 30, 2022 www.wintertexantimes.com 2 WINTER TEXAN TIMES 400 W. Veterans Blvd • Palmview, Tx 78572 (956) 432-0300 • www.cityofpalmview.com Medical • Dining • Events & Festivals When The World Is Full Of Choices Thank You For Choosing Us! Come Back & See Us In The Fall Rick Villarreal Mayor Jose Luis Perez Mayor Pro-Tem Javier Ramirez Councilman Alexandra Flores Councilwoman Arlando Nacianceno Councilman Joel Garcia Sr. Councilman Michael Leo City Manager Little’s vision lives on through quilting group Submitted by Ruth Filz Martha Little and her husband Irv first came to Palm Gardens RV Park in Harlingen in 2008 and enjoyed the area, finally buying a place in 2010. Martha came from a long line of quilters. Her grandmother made quilts out of sugar sacks while her mother used old clothing. Martha’s youngest daughter is also learning to quilt. When she first came to Palm Gardens, Martha brought her sewing machine and material. During the first year she had other quilters from the park to her house for lessons. Once she had a few other people, they started quilting at the hall. In the spring of 2010, Martha learned she had cancer and had chemo treatments, resulting in the loss of her hair. During the chemo sessions, she met other sewers and discussed making chemo caps. Her quilt guild in Port Perry, Canada obtained a couple of patterns and made several caps. Martha lived with the cancer until her death in May 2014. During this period, she joined a cancer support group at Hearth Place in Toronto. The group provided support for the patient plus the family and is run solely on support from the public. The Port Perry Quilt Guild made several caps that were donated to Hearth Place. After Martha died, her husband Irv approached the quilters at Palm Gardens and spoke to Sherry Polk about making caps. That year, residents made over 50 caps that were later supplied to Hearth Place. Each cap was given to a cancer patient who had lost her hair during chemo. Several of the caps made by Palm Gardens were also donated to St. Jude’s for the children cancer patients. For the past seven years, every February Palm Gardens residents get together to make cancer caps that are given to Texas Oncology and Valley Cancer Associates in Harlingen and also send some back to Port Perry, Canada with Irv. Over the years, the group has also made and donated port pillows (provides cushion between the chemo port and the car’s seat belt). This year residents obtained patterns to also crochet and knit caps. Thanks to Martha’s vision and the initiative she started, and to the residents of Palm Gardens who cut and sewed caps and port pillows, who crocheted and knitted caps, and who provided monetary donations, we are happy to donate to Texas Oncology and Valley Cancer Associates in Harlingen and to Port Perry in Canada. This year’s donations were 186 tee-shirt material caps, 86 cotton material caps, 250 crochet or knit caps, and 125 port pillows.
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5 WINTER TEXAN TIMES www.wintertexantimes.com MARCH 30, 2022 Bonham’s Bears supports local organizations At the annual teddy bear give away that was held on March 3, Bonham’s Bears gave away 400 bears to five local organizations. Bonham’s Bears is based at Green Bay South in La Feria. The organizations donated to were Family Crisis Center, Children’s Bereavement Center Rio Grande Valley, Rainbow RGV Community Partners, Loaves and Fishes of the RGV, and City of Harlingen Fire Department Station Two. The Bonham’s Bear volunteers enjoyed the presentations offered by the caring organization. They noted that the organizations have also enjoyed networking with each other on how each might support or contribute to other organizations’ efforts. Seventeen volunteers came to the teddy bear give away event. The volunteers contributed light refreshments and thanked Subway for the sandwich donations. Rick Collins, a Bonham’s Bears volunteer, also talked about the pet See BEARS pg. 18 TODAY March 30 1 - 3:30 pm Farewell Party with Leslie Blasing Come out and party with Leslie Blasing, TODAY, at Louie’s Backyard Enjoy Music, Dancing, Happy Hour Specials, and Lunch Specials Your Choice for $10: Prime Rib Sandwhich French Dip Sandwich Chicken Wings 10 for $5 or 20 for $10 2305 LAGUNA BOULEVARD SOUTH PADRE ISLAND 956-761-6406
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MARCH 30, 2022 www.wintertexantimes.com 8 WINTER TEXAN TIMES www.ontheriver.net • 214 E. Chimney Rd • Mission, TX Every Sunday • 1:30-5:30pm Steven May & The Southern Knights Tues • 11am-8pm Wed • 11am-8pm Thurs • 11am-8pm Fri • 11am-8pm Sat • 11am-8pm Sun • 11am-8pm Open RIVERSIDE DREAMER River Tours Call (956) 581-4477 Reservations Suggested 1 Hour River Tours (Down River to Dam) Seniors $12 Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat 2 Hour River Tours (Up River Only) Seniors $22 Tues Thurs Additional Boat Rides Added As NeededNo Outside Beverages/Food (Cash Only - Tax Included) Famous Come Try Our TEXAS Size Pork Tenderloin Enclosed Windows & Heating Live Music Year Round 2:00pm 2:00pm • • • • • • • 1:00pm 1:00pm 1:00pm 1:00pm 1:00pm ThroughOurDoors&HeartsPass Someof theFinestPeople - OurCustomers,Our Friends, Our Family. “ThankYouForAGreat Season!” -Johnny & Jennifer Hart (956) 581-1033 Riverside In-MissionTx 1048 N. Alamo Rd. • Alamo, TX 78516 • Office: 956-783-5008 Thank You For Coming. See You Next Season. COMING IN APRIL Texas Wheels • 7 - 10 pm • $7 • BYOB Fridays April 1, 8, 22 & 29 Singles Mixer • 6-7pm PICKLEBALL MIXER Thursday March 31 9 am - 12 pm • $2 OPEN HOUSE Thursday March 31 9 am - 4 pm For more information, photos and tour schedules visit Wintertainers TM at www.wintertexantimes.com www.wintertexantimes.com tainers Winter TM CALENDAR PARKS EDITOR’S NOTE: Items for the Parks Calendar must be open to the public activities in the parks only and must be submitted by park owners, managers or activity directors. Listings must come from the park and are to be submitted on the Winter Texan Times Parks Calendar Submission Form. Request this form from the Winter Texan Times office. Multiple activities may be submitted on the park’s letterhead, provided the same information is provided in the format of the Submission Form. We do not accept listings for reviews, workshops, lessons or dance classes. Submission deadline is Wednesday noon, one week prior to the publication date. Send to: Winter Texan Times, 1217 N. Conway Ave., Mission, Texas 78572 or email to parkscal@wintertexantimes.com or fax to 956-580-7898. Wednesday, March 30 Breakfast - Bentsen Grove Resort, Palmview, 7:30am, Biscuits & gravy single $2pp, biscuits & gravy double $3pp, sweets $3pp. Bluegrass Jam - Bentsen Palm RV Park, Mission, 9-11am, 50/50, coffee, homemade goodies. New jammers welcome. Open Jam - Bit-O-Heaven RV Park, Donna, 1-3pm, BYOB, come sing, play or just listen. All welcome. Happy Hour - Enchanted Valley Ranch, Mission, 4-6pm, Howlers, pass the hat. Music Jam - Heritage Square, Mission, 5:30pm, Hosted by Don McGhghy. Food available 4 to 5:15 pm. 300 S. Bryan Rd. For info: 563-3406493. Singles Mixer - Casa del Valle Resort Park, Alamo, 6-7pm, BYOB. Jam - Circle T RV Park, Mission, 6pm, Cookies and coffee at intermission. Dance - Casa del Valle Resort Park, Alamo, 7-10pm, Texas Wheels, $7pp. BYOB. Dance - Tip O’ Texas RV Resort, Pharr, 7-10pm, $7pp. Thursday, March 31 Pickleball Mixer - Casa del Valle Resort Park, Alamo, 9am-Noon, $2pp. All You Can Eat Pancakes - The Grove Subdivision, San Juan, 9-11:30am, Pancakes, eggs, sausage, and endless coffee. Bring you own table service. Lunch & Jam - Siesta Retirement Village Park, Weslaco, 11:30am-3pm, Lunch served from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Jam from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. All are welcome. For more information call 956-532-4649. Karaoke - Paradise Resort Estates, Pharr, 6:30-8:30pm, Doors open 6:00 pm. Snack bar open. Singers should arrive early so songs may be downloaded to computer. Prayer and Praise - Bibleville Conference Grounds, Alamo, 7pm. Bingo - Enchanted Valley Ranch, Mission, 7-9pm, $0.50 a card; popcorn/soda available. Dance - McAllen Mobile Park, 7-10pm. Friday, April 1 Country “OPRY” Jam - McAllen Mobile Park, 1-3pm, Country and gospel like Nashville USED to do with some occasional old-time RockN-Roll. Hosted by Elaine Nelson, National Country Music Hall of Famer. Play a tune, sing a song, tap your feet, sing along...remember when... bring a smile and bring a friend! Y’all come!!! Everyone is welcome! Variety Jam - Bentsen Palm RV Park, Mission, 1-3pm, Homemade goodies and beverage provided, 50/50, great music. Country Jam - Split Rail RV Park, Mission, 1-3pm, Come enjoy great music with friendly Winter Texans. There will be singing and dancing. Or you’re welcome to just listen. Re-
9 WINTER TEXAN TIMES www.wintertexantimes.com MARCH 30, 2022 1645 S Bentsen Palm Drive Palmview • 956-585-0703 THANK YOU FOR A GREAT SEASON! Looking forward to next season with even more activities: •Poker Run •Fashion Show •Cook Offs •Dog Show •Day Trips & More A bonus to our already busy schedules. If You’re Looking For A Great & Friendly Park Come Check Us Out! Safe Travels & Have A Great Summer! 806 S Veterans Blvd Pharr, TX 78577 Church Services Sunday • 10:50am & 6:00pm Wednesday • 7:00pm Thursday (Spanish) • 6:30pm Sunday School • 9:45am Pastor Erik L. Gomez, D.P.Th www.anchor-church.org contact@anchor-church.com (956) 510-8447 March 25 & 26 • 7pm March 27 • 10:50am and 6pm Spring Revival Division of Wilder’s Corporation 501 W. Owassa Rd • Pharr, Texas 78577 956-787-6538 FOR INFO/TICKETS CREDIT CARDS NOW ACCEPTED Masks Recommended But Not Required For All Events SUMMER DANCES • EVERY FRIDAY 7-10 PM $7 (Unless Noted) Apr. 1 • Sweetwater Apr. 8 • SouthernVibes Apr. 15 • Route 66 Apr. 22 • Texas Storm Apr. 29 • StevenMay & Southern Knights May 6 • RonMoshier May 13 • Jealous Heart May 20 • Sweetwater May 27 • Diego & Edith June 3 • SouthernVibes June 10 • BottomLine June 17 • South Texas Ramblers June 24 • Diego & Edith July 1 • Sweetwater July 8 • Route 66 July 15 • Texas Storm July 22 • RonMoshier July 29 • BottomLine Aug. 5 • Jealous Heart Aug. 12 • SouthernVibes Aug. 19 • Route 66 Aug. 26 • Diego & Edith Sep. 2 • BottomLine Sep. 9 • South Texas Ramblers Sep. 16 • RonMoshier Sep. 23 • Sweetwater Sep. 30 • Route 66 Oct. 7 • Texas Storm Oct. 14 • StevenMay & Southern Knights For more information call: 956-580-7800 email: ads@wintertexantimes.com Make sure your events are like... THIS!! HOW? Advertise in the Valley’s #1 Winter Texan Paper , n d o - , l V , . . For more information, photos and tour schedules visit Wintertainers TM at www.wintertexantimes.com www.wintertexantimes.com tainers Winter TM gardless, a good time will be had by all. We’ve made homemade cookies! Don’t miss it. Dance - Bit-O-Heaven RV Park, Donna, 7-10pm, Rewind - rock n roll. $8pp. BYOB and snacks. Summer Dance - Texas Trails RV Resort, Pharr, 7-10pm, Sweetwater, $7pp. Saturday, April 2 Jam - Val Verde RV Park, Donna, 6-8pm. Sunday, April 3 Church Service - Hidden Valley Ranch RV & MH Park, Mission, 8:30am, Fellowship at 8:30 am, service at 9:00 am. 7600 Long Drive. Church Services - Paradise Resort Estates, Pharr, 10-11:30am. Beginner Line Dance Instruction - AmeriCana RV Park, Mission, 2-3:30pm, First 1/2 hour is ultra beginner followed by beginner and improved beginner. All steps are called. A great cardio exercise. Monday, April 4 Rock & Roll Jam - Enchanted Valley Ranch, Mission, Noon-3pm, Food served 12pm, jam 1-3pm. Friday, April 8 Summer Dance - Texas Trails RV Resort, Pharr, 7-10pm, Southern Vibes, $7pp. Sunday, April 10 Church Services - Paradise Resort Estates, Pharr, 10-11:30am. Beginner Line Dance Instruction - AmeriCana RV Park, Mission, 2-3:30pm, First 1/2 hour is ultra beginner followed by beginner and improved beginner. All steps are called. A great cardio exercise. Monday, April 11 Rock & Roll Jam - Enchanted Valley Ranch, Mission, Noon-3pm, Food served 12pm, jam 1-3pm. Friday, April 15 Summer Dance - Texas Trails RV Resort, Pharr, 7-10pm, Route 66, $7pp. Monday, April 18 Rock & Roll Jam - Enchanted Valley Ranch, Mission, Noon-3pm, Food served 12pm, jam 1-3pm. Friday, April 22 Summer Dance - Texas Trails RV Resort, Pharr, 7-10pm, Texas Storm, $7pp. Saturday, April 23 Patio Sales - Palm Shadows RV?MH Park, Donna, 8am-Noon. For more information, photos and tour schedules visit Wintertainers TM at www.wintertexantimes.com www.wintertexantimes.com tainers Winter TM Parks Calendar items and Classifieds will continue to be published online - so please continue to send in your items for publication. If you have story ideas or events in your area – send them to news@wintertexantimes.com Reunions and meetings can be sent to reunions@wintertexantimes.com
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11 WINTER TEXAN TIMES www.wintertexantimes.com MARCH 30, 2022 (956)566-1157 Lazy Palms Ranch, it’s what life is all about. Where the sound of silence is still heard and where the country’s natural splendor has no bounds. Lazy Palms Ranch is the R.V. Ranch you’ll want to call home for a day, a week or for the season. 50 Acre RV Park ACTIVITIES: Shuffleboard • Horseshoes • Bocce Ball • Card Games • Live Entertainment Bake and Craft Sales • Pot Lucks • Dominoes • Poker • Pool Tables • Bingo 35100 Lazy Palm Dr. Edinburg, TX, 78541 www.lazypalmsranch.com manager@lazypalmsranch.com (956) 383-1020 FEATURES: Large Rv & Park Model Sites • Bird/Natural Life Year Round • Game Room Pool Tables • Walking Trails • Exercise Equipment • Pet Friendly Church Services on Sundays • Pool & Spa • Stocked Fishing Pond 50+ Park Community *$1,000 Yearly Lease Special *Sign Up March & April 2022 You are going to be missed It’s that time of the year. Our Winter Texan friends are departing for their summer homes. No doubt your friends and family missed you while you were gone. But we are going to miss you also. Please have a safe trip home and come back again next winter. We will be waiting for you. We would all be remiss if we did not take the time to say thank you for all that you do for the Rio Grande Valley. You are like a breath of fresh air when you give of your time, your talents and your love and compassion to the people of South Texas. How could we do it without you? So many of you look for ways to contribute to us. Not just with the purchases you make but with other contributions that cannot be measured. Thank you. First of all, we need to be reminded of the used and outgrown winter coats that you bring to contribute to our needy families and children. Cold winter days are rare in our Rio Grande Valley. But when they do occur many children will stay home from school for lack of warm clothing. The coats you bring help to keep those children warm and in school. Thank you. Not all families are able to pay for tutors to help their children learn to read or do their sums. A wonderful program called HOSTS is always looking for volunteers. And you answered the call. You “Helped One Student To Succeed” and that is what HOSTS stands for. What a blessing you are. Thank you. And how about the quilting bees where so many of you get together to make and donate lap quilts for those in nursing homes or in a veterans’ hospital? Or perhaps you were able to knit or crochet a small afghan to wrap around cold and weary shoulders. Your loving hands bring comfort to those who perhaps are no longer able to be out and about. Thank you. At Christmas time you bring joy to those who might not receive a gift from Santa if it were not for you. You are very, very special. Thank you. Please have a safe trip home. Until we meet again. Quilting ladies from Aladdin Villas made quilts for resdients in need in Penitas.
MARCH 30, 2022 www.wintertexantimes.com 12 WINTER TEXAN TIMES FREE CONE OR DISH WITH PURCHASE OF ANY COMBO MEAL Not valid with any other offers. Limited to one single cone or dish per guest. Additional toppings and/or waffle cone available at an additional cost. Must present coupon to redeem. Dine-in-only. VALID AT PHARR, MCALLEN, HARLINGEN AND BROWNSVILLE, TX LOCATIONS ONLY. EXPIRES 04/30/2022 Mission 409 N. Bryan RD. STE 104 • Mission, TX 78572 • 956-205-2940 Weslaco 1015 S. Inter. Blvd. • Weslaco, TX 78596 • 956-520-8783 WINTER TEXAN SPECIAL FREE FRIES 1/2 Basket With Park Badge (956) 782-3200 • Kingston Way 600 • Donna, TX Victoria Palms Restaurant ASIAN CUISINE Thursday Nights 4:00 - 7:00 $13.99 +TAX Asian Buffet Comes with unsweet tea and dessert. All you can eat. (956) 423 - 6749 • Mon - Sat: 11am - 9pm 1101 W. Harlingen Ave • Harlingen, TX 78550 Las Vegas Cafe Since 1964 Try Our Famous Enchiladas Pirate’s Landing brightened my day It was an o v e r c a s t day as I sat inside P i r a t e ’ s Land i ng , l o o k i n g over a varied menu that appeals to adults and children alike. But, hey, I was in Port Isabel, by South Padre Island, so who’s complaining? The temperature outside was about 72, the music was at a perfect volume, so people didn’t have to scream over it and, after a couple weeks of cold, windy, gloomy weather it was a nice change of pace – and that was even before I ate, which tells me it’s gonna be a good day. I ordered the seafood stuffed mushrooms, covered in Alfredo sauce and some parmesan cheese. I forgot from my last trip here not just how tasty this appetizer is, but how filling it is. I topped it off with some Pirates Landing hot sauce and was on my way to a day of deliciousness. I ordered the ranchero shrimp. It felt a little strange that they came with rice, charro beans and tortillas but, hey, we are on the U.S./Mexico border so why not? I could smell the plate before it arrived as my server walked toward my booth. When he placed it in front of me, a smile came across my face seeing how many ready-for-me only shrimp were laying around with the red ranchero sauce and onions and peppers mixed within. As a special bonus, two fresh rings of raw onion lay on top. One way to get to my heart is with onions, grilled or raw, so these two slices were an unexpected bonus. The food came out quickly and at perfect temperature. The shrimp danced their way from my mouth to my stomach like a carnival ride and the extra side of coleslaw just made it a well-rounded and terrific experience, as always, at Pirate’s Landing. It may have been overcast when I walked in, but it was a sunny day for me anyway. Pirate’s Landing is located at the foot of the causeway in Port Isabel’s Lighthouse District. They are open daily for lunch and dinner at 11 a.m. You can check out their menu online at www. PiratesLandingRestaurant.com.
13 WINTER TEXAN TIMES www.wintertexantimes.com MARCH 30, 2022 Call Today For Your Free Estimate Call Mark Anytime At 956-357-1048 WE WANT TO BUY YOUR TRUCK•CAR•SUV•VAN RVTRAVELTRAILER•5THWHEEL•MOTORHOME•BUS CARGO OR FLATBEDTRAILER•ATV•MOTORCYCLE•BOAT MINI-MOTOR HOME•CAMPERVAN•TOYHAULER •GOLF CART WE WANT TO BUY YOUR RV 27146 McLelland Road., Harlingen, TX 78552 (956) 423-1446 Lower Valley / 956-664-1446 Upper Valley www.gowithjo.com Eagle Pass Gambling (2 Days) April 19..................................................................................................$195 (2 Days) May 3, 17..............................................................................................$195 (Prices are per person, double occupancy) San Miguel de Allende (6 Days) July 2 Incl. Daily Breakfast...............................................................$779 (Prices are per person, double occupancy) By Group Request.......................................Call for Options & Cost U.S. TOURS ONE DAY BUS TOURS MEXICO BUS TOURS Go...With Jo! Tours & Travel Safe Travels! Winter Texan band thanks local venues The Rio Grande Valley Gid-RDone Bluegrass Band wants to send a huge thank you to the Valley parks and venues for hosting them this year, and previous years. With the help of attendees to their events, the band was able to raise over $45,000 this season. The funds will be donated to St. Jude’s Research Hospital. “The generosity of our supporters during 2021-2022 has been absolutely wonderful,” said member Wayne Uncer. “Our most heartfelt gratitude to everyone supporting and donating to our cause.” The band is a traditional bluegrass band filled with Rio Grande Valley Winter Texans. It is a great bunch of talented musicians sharing wonderful harmonies and some of the best instrumentals you’ll hear in Texas. They have performed all over the Valley for the past six years raising money for St. Jude’s. Art Walk kicks off Irish Fest The McAllen Art Walk will kickoff the Irish Fest on Friday, April 1, at the McAllen Incubator, located at 601 N Main St; premiering the gallery exhibit for the month of April. The exhibit is a multimedia and interactive art experience created by a team of Rio Grande Valley artists in all types of mediums, from classic acrylic on canvas to textural projections, photography, and guided storytelling. The exhibit titled “This Dark Land,” explores the myth and folklore of the Celtic Isles, transporting the visitor through involved surrealism and eerie dreamscapes. Drawing from the Irish landscape and its dark mythologies, more than seven artists and a team of students will build an enchanted world that engages all the senses and inspires a sense of wonder. Make it a night out in the McAllen Arts District for Aprils Art Walk to get a first look. The event welcomes you back on April 2nd, for the South Texas Irish Festival from 12 p.m.-7 p.m. where the featured cultural experience engages all the senses. From visual and interactive art exhibits, music workshops, family games and storytelling too. A free whiskey tasting flight of three varying casks will be offered on the mezzanine of the McAllen Incubator, a prime view that will let you see the entire festival at once. With all day entertainment and traditional Irish Bread Bowl stew and Shepherd’s Pie by Chef Adrian Luna, whiskey will round off the fest experience authentically and deliciously! Raising Cane’s, as a sponsor to the Irish Fest, will also be providing a GREEN lemonade stand free to festival goers while supplies last. Be sure to follow the South Texas See IRISH FEST pg. 19
MARCH 30, 2022 www.wintertexantimes.com 14 WINTER TEXAN TIMES For more information contact: 956-580-7800 Email: ads@wintertexantimes.com 1217 N. Conway • Mission, TX 78572 Make sure your practice can be found in the MEDICALSERVICESDIRECTORY 2407 E. Griffin Pkwy. – Mission, TX GENERAL DENTISTRY EXCEPTIONAL CARE SINCE 1982 Now Accepting Allwell from Superior Healthplan For dental care you can trust and have confidence in Come See Us At Sharyland Dental Care New Patient Exams only $159 • Includes all necessary x-rays • Oral Cancer Screening • Intra-oral Photos • Comprehensive Exam • Periodontal Screening No Dental Insurance? NO PROBLEM! www.sharylanddentalcare.com 956-581-2773 Valleywide Rentals • Repairs • Sales • Service • Maintenance (956) 303-1902 • Open 9AM-5PM • 4722 South Jackson Rd • Edinburg, TX 10% Off Batteries all, the warmness of the parks and the community are what brings us all together. Speaking of that warmness, you do so much for the communities you live in – whether it is for your park, a special person in your park, or an organization in your city – you really do a lot while you are here. The work and care you put forth is so appreciated by all of those that receive your blessings. Many made quilts this year, some made bears, others had fundraising events or collected food items for organizations. Some held special events to honor those that have passed, others held fundraisers to support a lost loved one. Your dedication, your caring hearts, and your love for others is truly overwhelming and a great thing to see. We wish to extend a special thank you to all the Winter Texans that perform community service while you are here in the Valley. These organizations struggle a bit when you leave, and your generosity and caring spirit are greatly appreciated. I know they are always happy to see you return – as we are too. Some of your efforts will be seen in this issue, as they have in many other issues this year. We have been blessed to be able to attend some of these events and that you share these events with us as well. It is uplifting to see your zest for life and all the fun times we have had together this year. We have been able to attend dances, performances, and other events where we have enjoyed meeting you. We have been so blessed by sharing time with you at events and just talking to you. We feel we are in the right place and have been blessed by your words, your encouragement, and your actions. We also feel blessed to have great entertainment that visits the Valley each year to provide outstanding shows and music to the parks and other events. These Wintertainers™ make each season a fun one as does the activity directors and park manaTHANK YOU From pg. 1 Valley jammers came together in February to pay tribute to a fellow jammer that had passed away.
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