1375 days ago

Lunch for the Older Person

Elsie Tonks from Tait Drive Social Club

We welcome all the older women and men to join us for tea or coffee and a biscuit, a hearty meal and a delicious desert served at 11.50am. All this for only $7.00.
Every Monday except public holidays at the Greenmeadow East Community Hall Tait Drive Napier.
No bookings necessary and no joining fees. Food voucher raffle, bring and buy table, Housie played every 2nd week. It is a great friendly place to meet other folks for the companionship.
Age Concern Napier provides transport for there members only,
Ring the office to book.
Further inquiries: Ring Elsie 06 8434415

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