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Category: Senior Citizens
(pictured I. to r.) Mary Magyar, Kitty Newsham, Rita Magyar, Beth Bender, Catherine Thomas holding lap quilts which they made and presented to residents of an old age home.
Historical April 1977 People’s Clinic reporting.
After eleven months of operation the Northwest City Meals on Wheels has served over 7500 daily meals to elderly or homebound persons in the areas west of Kingshighway to the City limits, and north of Forest Park to Int.
The Mayor's Office For Senior Citizens has established seven (7) Service Areas in the City.
The Mayor's Office for Senior Citizens has made available a sum of money for Senior Organizations to purchase small equipment items.
Historical February 1977 notice, not a current offer, vacancy or contact instruction.
The National Association of Social Workers Ad Hoc Committee on Protective Services for the elderly is recommending a total package of legislation for adoption in Missouri for adult clients.
St. Roch's Over 50 Club is sponsoring a bus trip to the Winston Churchill Memorial in Fulton, Mo. on October 20.
Northwest City Meals-on-Wheels, which just started rolling on February 2, 1976; still has room and is inviting more folks to GET ON BOARD!
One hot meal a day, delivered to the door, is now available to the handicapped and ages living in the area bounded by Highway 70 on the north, Kingshighway on the east, Forest Park on the south and the western city limits, by the newly formed "Northwest City Meals on Wheels".
Northwest City Meals on Wheels, which began operation on Feb. 2, 1976, is in need of volunteer drivers and helpers to deliver hot meals to shut-ins.
