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SENIORS ALIVE! JUNE 2020 ISSUE

WE MAY BE SHELTERING IN PLACE, BUT YOUR GHSS IS STILL TICKING ALONG!


We're adapting to life in time of a pandemic. It's been an especially scary time for seniors because we are the group most  to this virus. Although we live in an area that has no been as badly affected as some others, community based infection continue to occur in all counties.  

There is some loosening of restrictions, response to a longing to resume a normal life. But the virus is still with us. We must continue to practice precautionary measures as recommended by our state medical services. This certainly includes avoiding large groups and please, wear a mask. 

Between 25-35% of people who do not show symptoms of the disease can be carrying the virus, and yet only a small number of people have been tested for the virus. If you have not had the PCR test, you  cannot be certain that you do not carry the virus. Wearing a mask won't keep you from becoming infected, but it can keep you from infecting somebody else. Wearing a mask is a sign of respect. I am honestly highly dismayed at the number of shoppers in Shaw's early Sunday morning who do not 'get it,' are not wearing masks.

The primary concern of GHSS is for you. That you be able to live full lives in health and happiness. We follow the advice of health scientists in curtailing most of the activities that you Seniors have so enjoyed in the past.  Along with you, we hope this terrible time will quickly pass. 

Meanwhile, we urge you to be careful. Best to stay in and stay safe. Please respect your friends and neighbors by wearing a mask.


GARY SAMUELS


HERE IS YOUR JUNE ISSUE OF SENIORS ALIVE! 

Shopping at Warner is resuming, as is armchair yoga. To participate in either of these activities you will have to wear a mask.

Suspension of GHSS's Activities and April's Seniors Alive! newsletter

As this situation continues to unfold, GHSS is following every precaution to protect our senior citizens.  Therefore,  all GHSS activities have been suspended indefinitely and the newsletter, Seniors Alive,  for the month of April will not be published.  We need seniors to stay inside out of the line of the coronavirus.  We will continue to update everyone as things change.

SENIORS ALIVE! MARCH 2020 ISSUE

HERE IS YOUR SENIORS ALIVE! FOR MARCH.

February 2020 GHSS Annual Meeting

Every February, Greater Hillsborough Senior Services (GHSS) is required to hold an Annual meeting for the purpose to elect officers and board members, report on the past years activities and to discuss future plans, and present several awards.

 This year, the GHSS Volunteer of the Year Award was presented to Glenn Mathison for his restoration work on the old bus and his willingness  to drive when needed.  

The GHSS Board Member Above and Beyond Award was given to John Shaw for his dedication in researching and negotiating  the purchase of our new bus and his continued  leadership role in various events in 2019 and the past. 



 Glen Mathison, Volunteer of the Year Award

 John Shaw, Board Member Above and Beyond Award

 

SENIORS ALIVE! FEBRUARY 2020 ISSUE

Here is your February issue of Seniors Alive!

RINGING IN THE NEW YEAR: GHSS CELEBRATES THE YEAR OF THE RAT

On Friday, January 24rd, Greater Hillsborough Senior Services (GHSS) celebrated the Chinese New Year by holding their annual Chinese luncheon in the Deering, NH Town Hall. Over 80 people were in attendance to partake of delectable dishes prepared and donated by Ming Du of Hillsborough. Tina Simpson of Southern NH Services presented information on fuel/electricity assistance and Tia Belliveau, representing TD Bank, awarded GHSS with a check for $3,800 from funds raised through TD Bank’s Affinity Program.