Lambton Seniors Association

"Seniors Helping Seniors"

Since 1990

     

Lambton Seniors

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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
ONCE AGAIN INFORMATIVE AND SUCCESSFUL
FOOD, CLOTHING AND SHELTER….WE SHARE A COMMON EXPERIENCE

The Lambton Seniors Association (LSA) was formed, in 1990. A survey completed by seniors had uncovered areas of special concern - health issues, loneliness, transportation and housing needs. The LSA then set out to address these concerns.

 

At the 2005 Annual General Meeting one of the concerns – “SHELTER” - was given a closer look. As we grow older and children move on to homes of their own, family homes often become too big. Upkeep of these houses can become a burden that we find hard to continue on our own. It occurs to many that we should consider a smaller, simpler home - perhaps not an independent "family" home at all. Perhaps we should move, but to what type of dwelling should we move, and when?


Four experts were invited to share their experience. One, Shari Core, considered how to study a home to uncover flaws that might be remedied thus making it safer. Barry Thompson reported on the help that could be given by the LSA's Handyman/Handywoman volunteers. Tracy Hext, of the Community Care Access Centre spends her days matching people with suitable services and affordable housing for their future. Lola Dudley, of the County of Lambton Housing Services Department is aware of the wide range of geared-to-income, or other housing available throughout the County. These accommodations extend the options available to seniors and others.
Separate articles in this issue of The Cardinal report the information given by each of these four speakers. You are invited to contact the speakers themselves, especially as time passes and circumstances change.


Now we invite you to consider the question of the day: "Must I Move?"

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INSIDE THE CARDINAL

 

OUR ADVERTISERS

 

SARNIA DENTURE CLINIC

270 North Christina Street

336-6580

 FREE CONSULTATION
• New & Partial Dentures
• Full Denture Service
Repairs & relines while you wait. All work is done in a denturist dental laboratory on the premises.
Mr. Ronald J. Feige DD  Email Address: rfeige@on.aibn.com

 

TD CANADA TRUST

357 Christina Street North  

332-0550

Open Monday to Friday 9-6, Saturday 9-3

 


McKENZIE & BLUNDY FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION CENTRE  

431 N. Christina Street  

344-3131

We help you remember and share with those who are most important

Email: mbfh@ebtech.net

 

 

FAIRWINDS LODGE 

1218 Michigan Avenue  

542-8814

We offer a carefree and active lifestyle to senior citizens in the community

Call for complimentary dinner and tour

 

 

LAMBTON CHIROPRACTIC SOCIETY  

• CHIROPRACTORS are Licensed DOCTORS
• No referral is necessary to see a chiropractor
• Appointments usually the same day or within the same week
• Offering non-invasive solution to back discomfort and other painful conditions
• Many insurance plans accepted

Dr. Dave Satram  Society President  drsatram@xcelco.on.ca

 

LEAVE A LEGACY

Leave a Legacy is a community based effort that encourages people

from all walks of life to make gifts from their estates to the

non-profit organization of their choice.  Leave a Legacy works to make

planned giving easy for the public to do.

 

THERAPY SUPPLIES AND RENTAL LIMITED  

49 Finch Drive  

336-9334

PRODUCTS....
• Manual and Power Wheelchairs
• Cushion, Back Supports &
• Wheelchair Accessories
• Scooters
• Walkers, Rollators & Canes
• Bathroom Safety Equipment
• Beds and Mattresses
• Low Air Loss Mattress Systems
• Customs Seating and Custom Fabrication
• Patient Transfer Equipment - Lifts, Slings, Transfer Board and Discs

Chad Cormier  Email cormier@therapysupplies.com

 

LAMBTON AUDIOLOGY ASSOCIATES  

1433 London Road  

542-0569

Lambton Audiology Associates continues to assist their clients for their hearing care needs through:
• WSIB - Program of Care / NIHL
• ADP (Assistive Devices Program)
• Veterans Affairs Canada
• Infant Hearing Program
• Batteries, Assistive Listening Devises

• Hearing Protection
• Factory Trained Hearing Aid Repair Technician On-site
NO REFERRALS NECESSARY
Kimberly A. Eskritt           Kathleen L. Schneiker
           M.Cl.Sc.   Reg. CASLPO Audiologist