via guelphtoday A proposed county-led seniors’ housing project on the county-owned Wellington Place campus is seen as a way to close a housing gap and offer seniors a chance to remain in their communities according to some members of county…
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via ctvnews.ca Cassandra Szklarski, The Canadian Press A new study suggests intense, heart-pumping workouts can improve memory in older adults. Researchers at McMaster University studied the impact of exercise on 64 sedentary but otherwise healthy older adults between the ages…
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On Wednesday, April 4 it was windy and cold outside but definitely warm inside as it was the first of the season “Mount Carmel Zion United Church’s” Seniors pot luck luncheon. Every April, June, October and December it is hosted…
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On Wednesday, Dec. 6th it was a full house for the annual Senior’s Luncheon at the Puslinch Community Center. This time it was a catered lunch provided by Mount Carmel United Church. We were all delighted by the taste of…
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Aberfoyle Public School Students Entertain at the Senior’s Luncheon Mount Carmel Zion United Church began a seniors reach out program around 20 years ago. The program started as a potluck luncheon. A few years in the volunteers decided to include…
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Last night at Puslinch Council Mayor Dennis Lever Presented Robert McFarlane with the 2016 Senior of the year award. Mr. McFarlane was congratulated by Council, staff and all the audience members in attendance. Congratulations to Mr. McFarlane!
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On June 17, to mark the 31st annual Seniors Month in Ontario, Heart to Home Meals in Puslinch celebrated Canada’s fastest growing demographic by giving away free frozen meals at Mini Lakes specifically prepared for the young-at-heart citizens. “Seniors are…
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Canada’s seniors have played an important role in shaping the strong and prosperous Canada that we enjoy today. Canada’s strong, diversified retirement income system is based on two pillars: public and private responsibility. These two pillars ensure Canadians maintain a…
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Marjorie Clark is presented the award for “Senior Of The Year 2018” by Puslinch Mayor Dennis Lever. Photo by Betty Anderson. Congratulations to Marjorie Clark who was named the Puslinch Senior Of The Year for 2018. Marjorie was presented the…
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Every year, people are victimized by unscrupulous phone scammers, sometimes losing thousands of dollars in the process. I’d just like to remind everyone of some of the things you can do to help protect yourself and your loved from from…
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It was rainy and wet outside on Wednesday, Oct 4 but inside the PCC it was filled with laughter, friends and food. Lots and lots of food. For over 20 years the Morriston United Church congregation has been arranging for…
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An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure is the old saying. While I don’t want to spotlight the age of a certain generation, I do want to advise any of us, who may be between the ages…
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By Margaret Hauwert. The children had been practicing their singing and dancing skills for over a month. The day had finally arrived for them to walk across to the Puslinch Community Centre to show off these talents to all the…
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by Mike Robinson ABERFOYLE – “Puslinch is very fortunate to have a resident such as Lois McLean who demonstrates, in many facets, an inspiring passion for community enrichment and preserving the history of the township,” said Mayor Dennis Lever on…
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