December 2023 Lunch Menu

We're having a Potluck for our Christmas party on December 20, 2023.  The Senior Center is providing ham with scalloped potatoes on the side.  

  If you bring something, you don't need to pay for lunch.  We're also having a white elephant gift exchange.  Please bring a gift if you want to receive a gift.  Gifts for either man, woman or either.  Gifts under $10.00 value. 

Rainier Senior Center 2017 Cookie Exchange

The Rainier Senior Center is having their annual Cookie Exchange on December 9th this year.  There is no charge for this event, but please bring a can of food for the food bank.  We will open at 1 PM and have a white elephant gift exchange.  Festivities start at 1 PM.

Please bring at least 5 dozen home made cookies, if you want to participate in the cookie exchange.  If you want to participate in the white elephant gift exchange, I believe the limit is $10.00.  Call the Rainier Senior Center at (360) 446-2258 and ask for Teena or Thela, if you have any questions.

Invite your friends!  

2016 Christmas Party & 50th Wedding Pictures

The Rainier Senior Centers Annual Christmas Party was held the week of Christmas followed by a White Elephant Gift Exchange . It also was the 50th wedding anniversary for two of its members Heinz and Angela Denman.  It was quite a party!

After a wonderful Christmas dinner of ham and all the fixings, prepared by our wonderful cook Teena Scott, the Yelm Prairie Rod Association passed out gifts to each off our members.  Needless to say  we all left full, happy and filled with Christmas cheer!

Our cook, Teena Scott - in action!

Prairie Street Rod Association

Contact: William Weller, President

WorkPO Box 2362Yelm WA 98597Work Phone: 360-894-3951Website: Prairie Street Rod Association

Cookie Exchange 2016

The Rainier Senior Center was filled with bakers & their families for the Annual Christmas Cookie Exchange!  There were dozens of cookies to choose from!  I've never seen so many cookies in one place!  We all got to sample cookies, before we chose the ones we wanted to take home.  The cookies were not only wonderful eye candy - they tasted great, too!

We had a white elephant gift exchange after people picked cookies to take home.  The gift exchange was a lot of fun.  Georgia was the first person to choose a gift.  Her's was stolen 3 different times, so it was frozen.  She ended up with the apron George and I brought to the exchange.  She gave it to her grand daughter, who loves to bake.

All in all, it was wonderful to see everyone and get a variety of cookies to bring with us to our family Christmas.  They're in the freezer, now!

Rosemary Sanders took the picture below with all of the cookies:

Christmas Cookie Exchange December 4th