One of the attractions of Wardside House is that we lay on everything for you.
October 13 · Editor: Resident Margery Neill and Resident Andrew Hodge
A letter of thanks has been received from Marie Curie Cancer Care which reads as follows ...
September 13 · Editor: Resident Margery Neill and Resident Andrew Hodge
The Blooming Great Tea Party was a huge success. It was a splendid afternoon and enjoyed by all residents and friends who attended and the weather was perfect. The purpose of course was to raise funds for Marie Curie Cancer Care and, thanks to everyone – residents, friends and members of staff - the marvelous sum of £290 was raised. Special thanks are due to the Staff for their organization, the splendid Tea and the Raffle prizes and also to the Craft Class for making the table decorations and bunting.
August 13 · Editor: Resident Margery Neill and Resident Andrew Hodge
Flowers at front of House: During the hot dry spell of weather, Cath Fox very kindly undertook the task of keeping the flowers well watered which was very much appreciated. They are certainly looking very healthy and full of colour.
July 13 · Editor: Resident Margery Neill and Resident Andrew Hodge
At the beginning of the month, imitation hearts were made, stuffed and then decorated for ornamentation but in the latter part of the month the concentration was on the annual Scarecrow Competition which, for this year, the theme is ‘Countries of the World’.
June 13 · Editor: Resident Margery Neill and Resident Andrew Hodge
A kindergarten teacher was observing her classroom children will they were drawing and occasionally took a walk round to see each child’s work . As she got to one little girl who was working diligently, she asked what the drawing was. The girl replied “I am drawing God.” The teacher paused and then said “But no one knows what God looks like.” Without missing a beat, or looking up from her drawing , the little girl replied “ They will in a minute.”