Life&Style - complaints article 2 - Peverel Retirement

Ron Farthing was sitting in a park near his
home when a lady sat down next to him.
They started talking and after some time,
and to their surprise they realised they were
from the same town, school and were even
in the same class 66 years before. In fact
they remembered each other very well.
It’s a small world.
Pegasus Court
Weston-Super-Mare
Moira Leffler spends her time teaching Line
Dancing to the residents on a weekly basis.
She is a lady who has a smile for
everybody even though she has her
own problems; she deserves a great
birthday on the 18th March.
Sandpiper Court
Thornton-Cleveleys
Resident Ron Holdforth shows his
woodwork skills by making matchstick
models. It usually takes him 150 to 200
hours to make each model.
Forge Court
Syston
Ron Holdforth’s
handiwork, Forge Court
Mr W L French
Brave Residents
Mr J E Young
We are pleased to have living with us, two
ex-service men. Mr Young (John Ernest)
who is 97 served in the RAF Scampton in
Lincolnshire during World War II and later
served with the Royal Hampshire
Regiment. John was born in 1912, the
same year that the Titanic went down.
Mr Bill French (William Louis) who’s 89,
served with the 7th Para Battalion Light
Infantry and landed on the beaches of
Normandy on D Day during World War II.
We are all very privileged to have two such
brave men living at Lansdowne Gardens.
House Manager
Lansdowne Gardens
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