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Just for today Say a kind word, Don't wait for tomorrow You may not be heard. Just for today Help someone in need, Try to get others To follow your lead. Membership for the centre now stands at 2,700 and Durst expects this figure to climb to about 3.000 by the end of 1983. Plans are also underway to provide additional programs tor North Waterloo residents at the Wing 404 headquarters on Dutton Drive. Save your tears for tomorrow Your headache and woes, For tomorrow never comes And today never goes. when on many retirees with administrative experience who are being utilized," said Durst. tlonal activities such as bingo, cards or Saturday's first dinner theatre. but these are supplemented by seminars. craft and interest classes, physical activities. travel, health clinics and home support services. By Rick Campbell Chronicle Staff This week is Senior Citizen's Week. and it is Volunteer Week. And it is also Nursing Home Week in Ontario. and as it does annually, Pinehaven Nursing Home on Lexington Road is going to do its damdest to celebrate both its facility and the value of residents to our community. The third week of June each year is traditionally reserved as Nursing Home Week in Ontario and according to Pinehaven activity director Laura Holtom, it is a time to showcase Pinehaven and breed greater understanding of the quality service provided within. "We've got all sorts of activities planned this week," said Holtom Monday as a large group of residents waited for Waterloo MP Walter McLean to carve the ceremonial land mouth- watering) cake to omeially open the week. "The events are designed to get the residents out in the community as much as possible, and also to get the community here to see what we have to offer." Also on hand to entertain Monday was Gerard Dietrich, alias the Great Gerard who performed his magic act for the audience. Among the other activities planned during the week are trips to Just For Today From the Huehaven Sunshine June newsletter What's more. Durst says that.seniors have become more assertive. aware of what they want and how to, get it. _ A 7 _ A For the Roundabout series which is produced at the centre and broadcast on cable TV, seniors learned all of the technical aspects itt creating a show such as lighting. sound and editing so that they could take charge of the operation themselves and so that the finiirhed product would be "reflective of how they (seniors) see themselves in the community." "The programs the public sees them participat- ing in are largely programs they have planned themselves." "If program: are not there to meet their needs, they create them themselves. They are more politically active, aware of their needs and can articulate those needs in a more construe tive manner." said bunt. McLean greeted the residents of Pinehaven with a brief discussion of his hectic week in Ottawa leading up to the Progressive Conserva- tive convention, and then spoke warmly of the dedication of volunteers who help augment the services required at places like Pinehaven. Former Waterloo tire chlet Albert Page, 95 - young, receives a piece of cake from Walter McLean. Farmers' Market, Waterloo Park, pie baking, barbecue, wheelchair decorating, Snyder Fami- ly Band, Square dance, Cracker Barrel Party, and others. One of McLean's chats was with 95-year-oid Albert Pagel, formerly of Peppler St. and from 1940-54 the fire chief of Waterloo. He retired from the department in 1963 at the age of 75. “I spent 48 years with the (fire) brigade," said Mr. Pagel as he accepted a piece of cake from McLean. "Heck, I was there before the horses were. Whenever I go downtown I still try to drop in and see the boys." (Continued horn page 3)