Three senior gentlemen are out for a walk.
One of them remarks, “It’s windy.”
Another replies, “No way. It’s Thursday.”
The third one says, “Me too. Let’s get a drink.”
Senior Citizens Luncheon
The launch of seniors Week coincided with St. Patricks
Day this year. The Memorial Hall was a sea of green as
Senior Citizens gathered for the first of many activities
celebrating Seniors Week.
Volunteers prepared a lovely morning tea and fabulous
three course lunch which was enjoyed by more than 90
of our Seniors. Children from Hay Public School and St.
Mary’s School, the Sing Australia Choir entertained and
Beth Coffey played the piano for a good old fashioned
sing-a-long. Jenny Clarke’s Exercise Group and the Tai
Chi group also gave a demonstration of gentle exercise
which help with balance.
Marg Tighe has been
organising the Seniors
Luncheon for over
twenty years.
Malcolm Graham, Hec Blondinau and Les Brooks
Volunteers: Above: Robyn Cattanach, Ethol O’Donnell,
Rosemary Peddley.
Below: Robyn O’Brien, Jan Auldist and Lizzie Rubio
‘Many hands make light work’
Mrs. Brown (Joy Shea) and Winnie (Marg Beckwith) made a
surprise appearance at the Senior’s Lunch.
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