Fortnightly News 21/10/2022
21st OCTOBER 2022
A reminder
There is still room for a few more members to be accommodated at the Club’s 50th Anniversary celebration –
Friday 28th October
Afternoon tea
2.00 – 4.00pm at the Club
If you would like to attend and haven’t yet let us know, please call in to the Club or phone Polly on 6282 2573 to add your name to the RSVP list – by Tuesday afternoon at the latest – to be part of the fun.
COTA IT HELP MORNING
There was a happy buzz in the room when the COTA IT help team came to the Club bringing a yummy selection of morning tea goodies and some switched on people to help with our phones, tablets or laptop computers. A steady stream of people came in, sat for their one-on-one help session, and left with a smile and a thumbs up.
If you missed it, COTA offer these sessions by appointment on Wednesday and Friday mornings at the Hughes Community Centre. You can book by phoning 6282 3777. Funding for this program has been provided by the ACT Government and the E-Safety Commissioner.
Also there on the morning were some representatives of the Federal Department of Social Services who came to have a look at how the program was operating, and to be impressed with our Club’s facilities and the activities taking place!
SOME REALLY NICE NEWS
Our choir group have been rehearsing a number of musical programs throughout the Covid-affected past few years, apart from lockdown times, but have not been able to do their usual visits to nursing homes to entertain residents. Now that most restrictions have been lifted, the group has been booked solid for gigs between now and Christmas.
EARLY NOTICE
As is our normal practice, the Club will close for the Christmas break. The last day for 2022 will be Friday 23 December, and we will re-open for 2023 on Monday 16th January. This allows for some of the major maintenance tasks to be completed and we are planning to have new carpet laid in the sitting room, Polly’s office and the verandah around Hall 1.
Jenny Gregory
President
Woden Seniors Inc.
PO Box 345, Woden ACT 2606
Tel: (02) 6282 2573
Email: president@wodenseniors.org.au
COMMUNITY NOTICES AND INFORMATION
And of course… (Thanks to Elizabeth Halfnights for sending this one)
LESSER KNOWN KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE
The knight who was afraid to fight: Sir Render
The knight no one believed: Sir Real
The knight too big to sit at the table: Sir Round
The knight who designed the table: Sir Cumference
The undercover knight: Sir Viellance
The knight who was never killed in battle: Sir Vivor
The knight who exceeded expectations: Sir Passed
The knight who showed up unexpectedly: Sir Prize
The knight who overcame obstacles: Sir Mount
The knight who funded the kingdom: Sir Tax
The knight who kept the maps up-to-date: Sir Veyor
The knight who drank too much: Sir Rhosis
The knight who stood in for the King: Sir Rogate
The knight who stood out among the rest: Sir Perb
The knight with the fragile ego: Sir Ramic
The knight who performed in three rings: Sir Cus
The saddest knight of all: Sir Rowful
The knight who wasn’t needed: Sir Perfluous
The knight who liked to dance: Sir Prance Alot