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Harbourside Haven Villages 2016

Port Stephens Veterans & Citizens Aged Care 2016

- Shoal Bay

- Fingal Bay

- Salamander Bay MAY 2016

THANK YOU TO OUR VOLUNTEERSTHANK YOU TO OUR VOLUNTEERSTHANK YOU TO OUR VOLUNTEERSTHANK YOU TO OUR VOLUNTEERS

National Volunteers Week 9th

– 15th

May

National Volunteers Week is an annual celebration to acknowledge the generous

contribution of our nation's volunteers. With the theme Give Happy, Live

Happy, we celebrate and explore the research that shows volunteers live happier

and healthier lives.

Port Stephens Veterans & Citizens Aged Care would like to take this opportunity

to thank all our volunteers for the wonderful work they do such as helping with

afternoon teas, organising activities, assisting with transport, working in the

canteen, donating craft goods and raising funds to purchase items to make our

aged care residents more comfortable.


WHATS HAPPENING IN MAINTENANCE

Please check the signage above carports before

your visitors park their car.

Any unauthorised parking will receive a letter on

their windscreen.

For follow up Maintenance enquiries,

please call Patra Monday to Friday from 9am—3pm

ph 49164219

Please note- On call Maintenance is for

after hours maintenance Emergencies

ONLY

or if you are concerned about the welfare of a resident after hours.

If you need Fire, Police or Ambulance call 000


Harbourside Haven/Bernie Thompson Park

Volunteer Resident Activities

Representatives and Advocates 2016

Advocates:

Mr Frank Ward, Harbourside Villa 58

Deputy Advocate: Mrs Elizabeth Skillicorn Villa 46 & Bill Wallace Villa 53A

Mr Frank Bailey, Bernie Thompson Park Villa 116A

Deputy Advocate: Neil Gutry & Carol Russell

Secretary to the Advocates & Village Voice Publication: Rae Brougham BTP Villa 115A

Activities Representatives

Croquet Representative: Jan Clues Villa 10

Indoor Bowls Representative: Gloria Irwin Villa 109 BTP

Craft Representative: Nancy McEwan Villa 54

Card (Ladies) Representative: Elizabeth Skillicorn Villa 46

Welfare Representative and

Greet new residents: Lorna Anderson HHV Villa 11

Greet new residents Carol Russell BTP Villa 107A

Bus Trips Representative: Any resident who wishes to organize,

Min. 4 Passengers.

Exercises Representative: Pauline Orr V55 Elizabeth Skillicorn V46

Events Frank Ward, Peter Maunder, Kath Cridland

Library Representative: Joy Hart Villa 45a

Hall Bookings Representative: Joy Hart Villa 45a

Hall Manager Pauline Orr Villa 55

Pool Representative Neil Gutry Villa 111A

Australia Day Kath Cridland Villa 9

Welcoming new residents: Lorna Anderson & Carol Russell

Representatives names are published in the Village Newsletter to facilitate new members,

information etc. All representatives are volunteers. All activities are available to all

residents. Representation to the Board through the Advocates is to be in writing.

Forms are available in the foyer of the Recreation Hall. Please place in

Advocates letter box. Activities groups cannot be represented by Advocates. Groups of

concerned residents may be represented as a group.


The Following is a list of Activities in our village and we

welcome you to come along and participate.

Craft in Craft Cottage

Monday 10am to 4pm

Heated swimming pool & Spa

Open 8.00am –3.30pm

Indoor Bowls in Recreation Hall

Thursday 1.30pm

Contact Gloria Irwin 49844344

Croquet

Monday 2pm or Daylight Savings

3pm

Wednesday 9:30am

Friday 9:30am

Strengthening Exercises in

Recreation Hall

1st, 3rd and 4th

Friday 10.30

Library in Recreation Hall

Room left of stage

Available 9am-3.30pm daily

Men's Cards in Bowling

Club Hall– Euchre

Wednesday 1pm—4pm

Saturday 1pm- 4pm

Ladies Cards in

Recreation Hall

Saturday 1pm

Church Service

Ecumenical Service held every 4th Friday at

9:30am in Hostel 2 in the room next to the

hairdresser.

SCRABBLE—RECREATION HALL

FRIDAY 1PM - 5PM All welcome

PINK AUXILIARY

VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED

CONTACT: SUE DRUERY PH 0458 579901

ART CLASSES– Free with Tutor

Resident Artist Lorna Anderson

10am—12 noon Wednesdays CRAFT COTTAGE

Supply own art equipment,

water colours,oils,acrylics

CHRISTIAN PRAYER SERVICE

SERVICE HELD 1ST, 2ND & 3RD FRIDAY EACH MONTH AT 9.30 AM

IN HOSTEL 2 NEXT TO HAIRDRESSER

ALL WELCOME FRANCES HARRIS 0499521374


HARBOURSIDE HAVEN VILLAGE

TO ALL THE LADIES WHO SERVE IN THE CANTEEN

EVERY WEEK

The canteen is an important part of the Hostels. Residents order and receive their

favourite sweets, all personal items and a chat with the lady on duty that day.

This service is a very essential part of Harbourside Haven.

Thank you to Bart Richardson for the HUGE flower pot for the plant in the Recreation

Hall. It will be installed when I buy a dish for underneath it.

Also thanks to Shirley Bastian for her offer of a pot as well.

There is a FIRST AID BOX in the kitchen cupboard with the Red Cross on the front, for

emergencies. It has a few items for use.

LIBRARY

Going well. Most of the old books have been deleted, giving more room for new arrivals.

Thank you to the residents who donate books from time to time. Greatly appreciated..

BELATED BIRTHDAY GREETINGS

Congratulations to Ted Powell on his 90th Birthday in April. Ted has been a presence in

Harbourside Haven for many years and is an important member of our community.

CRAFT

If anyone has material or any sewing items they no longer want, the Craft ladies would be

only too pleased to receive it.

They do a lot of sewing for the craft shop, and the items can also be bought from the Craft

Room (near Maintenance) Open on Mondays from 9 to 12 noon. Many thanks to the

maintenance team for installing the sprinkling system.

JOY HART.


SOME ITEMS THAT ARE MADE AT THE MENS

SHED AT SALAMANDER HAVEN VILLAGE

SALAMANDER HAVEN VILLAGE


Salamander Haven Recreation Centre

Residents Activities

Library. Open at all times.

Jan’s Craft. Tuesday 10am - 4pm.

The 3 “C’s. group meets alternate Fridays at

10-00 am.

Zumba Monday 1.30pm Rec Centre

Carpet Bowls. Wednesday 10-00 am.

Men’s Shed. All day Wednesday from 9-00am

Morning tea & chat at 10.00am.

Village Art Classes. Wednesday 10-00 am—1-00 pm.

Table Tennis. Wednesday & Friday 3-00 pm.

Cards. Saturday 12.30 pm

Swimming Pool Hours. 7.30 am –4.00 pm.

Sunday Afternoon Movies. Every fourth Sunday

afternoon 1-30 pm start.

Happy Hour. Every 2nd, 3rd, 4th OR 5th

Thursday at 4-00 pm


Activities and interests available to residents at

Fingal Haven Village

Monthly Day Bus Trip: normally each third Friday

circular with details

4th Monday– Luncheon at Fingal Bay Bowling Club

Bus leaves gazebo 12.30pm Greta Clark 4984 2556

Card Games: 500 each Monday at 1:30 pm

Wal Harrison 49 813852

Craft group: meets each Tuesday 10am-md and 1pm -3pm

Mollie Carter ~4984 4368 Judy Greenwood 4984 9547

Croquet: Interested New players welcome. Equipment provided.

Wednesday and Sunday at 3pm. Please call Suzanne McMahon 49813964

Enhanced Health Gentle exercise Tuesday 2pm $6 Interested? Come along

More details Margaret McMillan

Hairdresser: Each Saturday and Wednesday

by appointment-Sandra McDonald ~ 04222 63951

Happy hour: Thursday 4pm BYO~ all welcome Last Thursday

includes sausage sizzle or theme night as pre-advertised.

Heated Pool and Spa: Available each day 8am-4.00pm

Zumba Gold Gentle Exercise/Dance: Monday 11 am

First Monday 11.30am/Cost $6. All welcome

Morning tea Club: All welcome. First Monday

each month 10:00am Gold Coin donation please

Movies: 3rd Wednesday monthly 1:30pm - $2. 00

Contact Sue Charnock ~ 4981 4833

Interested in……… Scrabble: Pam Walker 0447596256

Mahjong: Norma Shylan 49 849435 Table Tennis: Joan McLeod 49 814428.

Village Shopping bus: To Nelson Bay and Salamander Shopping Centre

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 8.55am~returns around 11.45am

12.25pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday (Wed pm includes Bunnings on request).


Fingal Haven MAY 2016. 8th

May Happy Mothers’ Day.

Gree�ngs and best wishes to all readers, especially those who are not so well.

An expression of thanks from the Fingal Haven Craft Group to each and every one for their help and support on and before ‘The Fair’ on the 16th April. Our local business houses assisted with donation of items and vouchers for our raffle that gave a great variety of prizes and proved very successful. Also to thank, are residents who gave financial donations, and items for sale. All this allows us to continue our help to the Bill King Aged Care Facility. It is you people, whatever the weather, who make the function successful. Mollie Carter

President.

First Monday Morning Tea May 2nd 10am. Gold coin donation. All welcome.

Bus trip Friday 20th May. Barramundi Fish and Hydroponic Farm. Bus leaves gazebo at 10 am. Full cost $30 includes lunch and an interesting trip through the fisheries.

Full details see ‘Fingal Topics’ to make bookings please call Sue 4981 4833.

Happy Hour. 4pm each Thursday. Please note the change of time. The monthly ‘Sausage Sizzle’ will be on 26th May. All welcome. Details contact Sue 4981 4833.

Movie Afternoon Wednesday 18th May at 1 30. “The Dressmaker”

Set in the 1940’s. This is the story of life in all its ‘layers’ and intrigue, in a small Australian country town. Not to be missed! $2 with afternoon tea provided.

Monday 23rd May. Monthly luncheon at the Fingal Bay Bowling Club

Bus leaves Gazebo at 12 30 pm. Details Enquiries welcome. Greta Clark 29 84 2556

Croquet is now each Wednesday and Saturday at 3pm. For enquiries or full details please contact Suzanne McMahon 49813964. New players always welcome.

Sunday 22nd May 3 pm. Croquet players old and new, please come and join our first special monthly game, with BYO drinks and nibbles to follow.

A Special First Morning Tea Monday 6th June 10am. Please come, have fun, and be a part of ‘Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea.’ A morning tea, with many surprises. $5 minimum entry donation. All proceeds to the Cancer Council. Tax deduction receipt available if required. Please contact Margaret 4981 1548, if you would like to make a donation to The Cancer Council, but are unable to come along to the morning tea.

New Fingal Haven Phone List. Please check to ensure your details are accurate. Let

Margaret 4981548 know if changes are needed.

Margaret McMillan 49 811 548


WANTED

ELECTRIC MOTORISED BUGGY

4 WHEELS

PLEASE PHONE

SUE ANDREWS

49813964

Fingal Haven Village Fair Saturday 16th April Raffle Results:

All winners have been notified [sincere apologies if your name is misspelt]

Denise Villa 85 Jenny Carmody V 3 Maureen Ducreau

S Mac , Vicki Page, Jenny Carmody , Zoe Hutchinson, Margaret Barry

Fay Biranny, Veda Woodhouse, Audrey Henshaw, Jan Lewis, Sue Tracy, Brian

Russell, Joyce, Jenny Woodland, June Collins, Val Pickering, Val Cross, Tommy

Slowey Greta Clark

A very pleasing day with approximately $4000 made, for the BKAC. Thankyou.

Mollie Carter

THANKYOUTHANKYOUTHANKYOUTHANKYOU The Fingal Bay Craft Ladies recently celebrated 20yrs since The Fingal Bay Craft Ladies recently celebrated 20yrs since The Fingal Bay Craft Ladies recently celebrated 20yrs since The Fingal Bay Craft Ladies recently celebrated 20yrs since

the Formation of the group. Vicki and I were pleased to the Formation of the group. Vicki and I were pleased to the Formation of the group. Vicki and I were pleased to the Formation of the group. Vicki and I were pleased to

be invited to their morning tea and hear some of the history be invited to their morning tea and hear some of the history be invited to their morning tea and hear some of the history be invited to their morning tea and hear some of the history

over those years. Shereeover those years. Shereeover those years. Shereeover those years. Sheree————also presented 4 ladies with 20 also presented 4 ladies with 20 also presented 4 ladies with 20 also presented 4 ladies with 20

year service badges. Over the 20years it is anticipated year service badges. Over the 20years it is anticipated year service badges. Over the 20years it is anticipated year service badges. Over the 20years it is anticipated

these ladies have raised some $50000 plus and have these ladies have raised some $50000 plus and have these ladies have raised some $50000 plus and have these ladies have raised some $50000 plus and have

contributed to numerous charities, local groups, contributed to numerous charities, local groups, contributed to numerous charities, local groups, contributed to numerous charities, local groups,

Harbourside Haven Hostel, Nursing Home and Bill King Harbourside Haven Hostel, Nursing Home and Bill King Harbourside Haven Hostel, Nursing Home and Bill King Harbourside Haven Hostel, Nursing Home and Bill King

Aged Care Facility. With support of this group many of our Aged Care Facility. With support of this group many of our Aged Care Facility. With support of this group many of our Aged Care Facility. With support of this group many of our

residents have enjoyed numerous items that have made residents have enjoyed numerous items that have made residents have enjoyed numerous items that have made residents have enjoyed numerous items that have made

their lives more comfortable whilst in our care. their lives more comfortable whilst in our care. their lives more comfortable whilst in our care. their lives more comfortable whilst in our care.

On behalf of the Board, Staff , we offer you all our sincere On behalf of the Board, Staff , we offer you all our sincere On behalf of the Board, Staff , we offer you all our sincere On behalf of the Board, Staff , we offer you all our sincere

thanks for the love and care you have provided to our thanks for the love and care you have provided to our thanks for the love and care you have provided to our thanks for the love and care you have provided to our

many residents and hope we all have another 20 year many residents and hope we all have another 20 year many residents and hope we all have another 20 year many residents and hope we all have another 20 year

morning tea . morning tea . morning tea . morning tea . Gerry MohanGerry MohanGerry MohanGerry Mohan————Chairman Chairman Chairman Chairman


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Fingal Bay &Tanilba Bay Activity Centres

Are you caring for someone at home?

Do you enjoy meeting new people?

We can offer daily transport, morning tea, lunch and activities at our Centres.

Activities include:-

ENTERTAINMENT

GARDENING

GARDEN WALKS

BINGO

TABLE GAMES

FLOOR GAMES

CROSSWORDS, QUIZZES & TRIVIA

FALLS PREVENTION

PROGRAM

CUPPA AND A CHAT

Funding may be available and places are limited.

If this interests you please contact:

PSVCAC Community Services

Free Call: 1800 620 356


PSVCAC Day Centres We are looking for volunteers to assist at our Day Centres

We are requiring assistance with driving, supervising during Consumer

transport to and from the Day Centres, morning tea, making sandwiches,

serving lunch and with activities.

If you have some spare time and would like to get out of the house and meet

new people

Please contact Ellen Robson on: 49164266

GREETINGS FROM BERNIE THOMPSON PARK

Welcome home to John and Marie, Rae and John who have just returned from a leisurely cruise. Good to see you safely home. Our best wishes to Mary who had an unfortunate fall recently, necessitating a stay in John Hunter. Here’s hoping for a speedy recovery. Also our thoughts are with Geoff, our moun-taineer, who has been a bit under par recently. ANZAC DAY COMMEMORATION – We celebrated this on the 21st April at our weekly get together, with some culinary delights I am sure the ANZACS would have enjoyed – home-made damper with golden syrup, scones with jam and cream, and ANZAC biscuits to name a few. Don’t forget, our weekly get-togethers now start at 3 pm. It is with much sadness we have learnt of two recent deaths in BTP – Rob Markey and Janice Steele. Our condolences to their families and friends. Carol Russell


DATE ……..………... TIME…….….…

TO: MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT

Monday – Friday 0830-1500 49 164 219

In case of Emergency Afterhours 0418 646 957

VILLA:……….. Village: Bernie Thompson Park □ Fingal Bay □

Harbourside □ Salamander Bay □

RESIDENT NAME:…..………….……………….…..PHONE……..……….……….

ATTENTION IS REQUIRED TO:

Power/Lights □ Shower □

Taps □ Security □

Stove □ White Ants Control □

Washing Machine □ Exhaust Fans □

Clothes Dryer □ Cupboards □

Door Locks □ Tree Pruning □

Toilet □ Hot Water Service □

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Rating: Harbourside Haven Villages

Job No:

Office Use Only

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Thank you to those who are observing the pet rules. As we have had a

number of new residents enter the villages recently, may we remind you of the

village rules relating to pets:

The pet must be an indoor pet.

The pet must be on a lead at all times if it is outside of the villa.

The pet must not be a nuisance to neighbours.

Residents with pets are to take full responsibility for cleaning up after

their pets within the village.

You should be aware that even with management approval; if another

resident makes a reasonable objection to your pet then the pet must be

removed from the premises.


SALAMANDER VILLAGE REPRESENTATIVES:

POSITION NAME VILLA/UNIT

RESIDENT ACTIVITIES REPRESENTATIVES

Resident Representative Jack Mees Unit 82

Treasurer Jann Thomas Villa 105

Social Co-ordinator Yvonne Milligan Villa 18

Activity/Area Name Villa/Unit

Library Fay Cranney Villa 25

Craft Jan Brockbank Villa 63

3 C’s Craft Fay Cranney Villa 25

Zumba Hannah Noble Villa 36

Carpet Bowls Ted Collins Villa 64

Art Group Maureen Ducrou Villa 1

Table Tennis Hannah Noble Villa 36

Cards Shirley Harvey Villa 8

Monthly Bus Trips Jann Thomas Villa 105

Vegetable Garden Betty Gunter Villa 17

Tom Harding Villa 33

Sunday Movies Helen & Brian Villa 15

Bambach

Mens Shed John Greenwood Villa 99

ALL CONCERNS TO JACK MEES, UNIT 82 IN WRITING PLEASE


HARBOURSIDE HAVEN ADVOCATES

FRANK BAILEY VILLA 116A BTP

NEIL GUTRY (DEPUTY) VILLA 111A BTP

CAROL RUSSELL (DEPUTY) VILLA 107A BTP

FRANK WARD VILLA 58 HH

ELIZABETH SKILLICORN (DEPUTY) VILLA 46 HH

BILL WALLACE (DEPUTY) VILLA 53A HH

RAE BROUGHAM SECRETARY (ADVOCATES) VILLA 115A BTP

FINGAL HAVEN ADVOCATES

ANGELA NEAL 4984 9468

PAT SHADE 4981 2357

MERYL MOSS 4981 5281

SALAMANDER HAVEN ADVOCATES

JACK MEES UNIT 82

JANN THOMAS VILLA 105

SOCIAL CO-ORDINATOR

YVONNE MILLIGAN VILLA 18

PINK AUXILIARY

PRESIDENT SUZAN DRUERY 0458 579 901

SECRETARY KERRY MCFADDEN 4984 9678

BKACF REPRESENTATIVE PAM FINNERTY 49813821

EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE—PHONE 0418 646 957

HARBOURSIDE HAVEN OFFICE PHONE 4984 1811

(Hours 9am—4pm MON—FRI)

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