The first step - the introduction of a new air conditioner in our kitchen - has already been accomplished and has been making life a lot more comfortable for our intrepid kitchen workers.
Hardly was this task finished when the decision was made to replace our fairly basic chairs. A small group from Ryan Street visited our sister Senior Citizens Association in Tully on Monday, 25th November, 2013, to view their chairs. Everyone was so impressed that our members will soon have 100 similar chairs round our tables with 10 more (with arms) for people who prefer to chat around the walls.
Here are some snaps taken during the visit to the beautiful new home of Tully Senior Citizens. The Centre has been constructed since the total destruction of the previous building by Cyclone Yasi. It is certainly a great credit to the Senior Citizens' Association and to the Tully community.
Our hosts very kindly welcomed the Townsville group to a delightful luncheon.
Here are some snaps taken during the visit to the beautiful new home of Tully Senior Citizens. The Centre has been constructed since the total destruction of the previous building by Cyclone Yasi. It is certainly a great credit to the Senior Citizens' Association and to the Tully community.
Our hosts very kindly welcomed the Townsville group to a delightful luncheon.
Townsville President Neil Ace and Vice President Maureen
Fewin meet Tully Secretary Lesley Hardy and Treasurer Jill Brighton.
Some Tully members enjoying lunch. Note comfy chairs!
Tony de Bella - a keen member of Tully Senior Citizens
2014 promises to be a comfortable year for the Townsville Senior Citizens!
No comments:
Post a Comment