Residents consistently amaze activity directors

Submitted on September 30, 2011
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Joseph Kenny | jkenny@stlouisreview.com
Jay Weindel, left, activities director at Our Lady of Life Apartments in Shrewsbury, accepted payment from Jean McCormack as residents bid on wrapped gifts using peanuts as currency Sept. 23 during a peanut auction at Our Lady of Life Apartments. McCormack bid 20 peanuts and got a large candy bar.
Jay Weindel, left, activities director at Our Lady of Life Apartments in Shrewsbury, accepted payment from Jean McCormack as residents bid on wrapped gifts using peanuts as currency Sept. 23 during a peanut auction at Our Lady of Life Apartments. McCormack bid 20 peanuts and got a large candy bar.
Jerry Naunheim Jr.
A steady rain at Cliff Cave Park didn't deter a group of residents from Mother of Perpetual Help from having a good time during a picnic at a shelter there. The assisted-living center residents may not have been imitating Gene Kelly in "Singing in the Rain," but they had plenty of smiles, laughter and good conversation.

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