MARKING SHROVE TUESDAY: Te Wiremu House clinical services manager Terry Rickard (left), facility manager Lynette Stankovich and Dolores Woodcock serving up pancakes to the rest home's residents. Behind Te Wiremu House staff members are the hospice singers. Picture by Liam Clayton
To mark Shrove Tuesday yesterday, Te Wiremu House staff served up pancakes with lashings of cream, fruit and banoffee sauce to the rest home's residents.
Hospice singers also entertained residents with songs from a selection of 350 tunes in the group's songbook.
The Christian tradition of Shrove Tuesday is said
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