Common Gansl and Schnitzel-Essen: A look at the senior activities

Common Gansl and Schnitzel-Essen: A look at the senior activities

The Kobersdorf senior citizens' association recently organized a sociable meeting with a delicious Gansl and Schnitzel-Essen in the inn "Zum Dorfwirtn". The event attracted numerous members who wanted to spend a pleasant evening together. Among those present were also prominent faces, including the municipal director Katharina Thrackl, who prepared for the upcoming state elections in January as a candidate of the ÖVP in the district.

The chairman of the senior citizens' association, Werner Gradwohl, took the opportunity to inform about upcoming activities. These views of future events are of great importance for members because they strengthen the sense of community and at the same time promote social contacts within the group.

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At the meeting, not only culinary delights were served, but also planned programs were discussed. The meeting offered the members a platform to exchange ideas about their experiences and gather ideas for future events. Werner Gradwohl, who headed the round, also shared some thoughts on how the senior citizens' association can continue to play an important role in the community.

The participation of local politician Katharina Thrackl at the meeting also shows the close connection between the local decision -makers and senior work. Their presence encourages members to actively immerse themselves in the region's political discourses and to raise their voice.

Gansplessen was not only an opportunity to enjoy the traditional dishes, but also to experience community. The social ties within the senior citizens' association are strong and such events help promote the quality of life of the members.

Such activities are particularly important for the members, since they not only promote health and well -being, but also ensure that nobody in the community is alone. The conversations and being together strengthen the feeling of belonging and friendship, which is invaluable for many seniors.

For interested readers and members of the senior citizens' association, detailed information on upcoming meetings and activities is always available. It is important to show yourself committed in the community and to participate in innovative initiatives to strengthen social interaction in the region.

More details on this topic can be found in a detailed report www.bvz.at .