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Northern Coalfields Community Care Association

March 2017

Volume. 42

Treasure Hunt St. Patrick's Day is coming

And you might think it's a joke.

But I'd like to get my hands on

One of the little folk.

For they say in good old Ireland

If a Leprechaun you hold.

You'll go to the end of the rainbow

To his treasure pot of gold.

It may be a lot of blarney

For tis written in Irish folklore.

The Isle is home to the fairies

To be sure, to be sure, to be sure.

By : Nancy Russell

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Management:

Welcome to Autumn and hopefully a reprieve from all of the hot weather we

have been experiencing recently.

The Management Team would like to extend a warm welcome to Chantelle

Butler, our new Clinical Manager. Chantelle comes to us with significant

experience in the Aged Care sector. This is a new position which has been

created to support our care teams, and ensure our clinical practice standards and

plans are in place. This role will encompass all three residential facilities and

Chantelle will work with the Home Managers and staff to maintain and improve

the standard of care we provide.

On the 9th of February the Food Service for Abernethy Nursing Home was

audited by Food Aware Australia. Congratulations to all of the hard working

staff on receiving an A Rating for the food service. We will shortly be

undergoing an expansion and renovation of the kitchen/catering facilities at

Abernethy.

Also in the pipeline, is the construction and development of a sensory garden

for the secure unit in Jacaranda Grove Hostel. This will provide many

meaningful activities for our care recipients in this area.

By popular demand, Julie and Graeme’s traveling art show will be gracing the

walls of Mountain View Lodge Hostel for the month of March. We hope you

enjoy the display as much as the residents of Abernethy and Jacaranda.

Bible Quote:

But love your enemies, do good to them, and lend to them without expecting to

get anything back. Then your reward will be great, and you will be children of

the Most High, because he is kind to the ungrateful and wicked.

Luke 6.35

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Saying /Quote of the Month:

Birthday Corner:

March Birthdays:

Happy Birthday to all the following, residents. We wish all these January

Birthday people a lovely day from Management, Staff and Residents.

7th Jean Cornish

11th Marie Rigby

16th June Gratten

25th Ron England

31st Aileen Sellens

Enjoy your birthday!!

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Abernethy Home News the Month

Love was in the air this Valentine’s Day when Max surprised Fay with a

beautiful red rose. Max and Faye have been married for 39 wonderful years.

Residents enjoyed a lovely Valentines concert with Ellis singing many beautiful

love songs. As a special guest Tom Erwin came along to entertain us with his

talent of playing the Concertina. Tom was also quite the comedian having many

of residents laughing and sing along. The morning was enjoyed by all that

attended. As a special treat Tom will be back on the 8th of March to once again

entertain us all.

Due to residents requests Pamper day will now be held 2 times a month. The

1st Wednesday of the month, as per normal and the 3rd Wednesday of the month

in the afternoon.

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MVLH News for the Month:

Welcome to Aileen Sellens, Dearne Smith and Doug Williams, we hope you are settling in

well.

On Tuesday the 14th of February we had the ‘Lowes’ Pop Up Shop come to MVLH. It was a

very successful morning, residents, relatives and staff enjoyed ‘shopping’ in the lounge room.

We will have another shopping morning in July when Lowes winter stock is available for

both men and women.

On Friday the 3rd of March we will be going to Nelson Bay Bowling Club for lunch. The

Club has $10 lunches and beautiful views of Nelson Bay. Please see Eleanor if you wish to

come along.

We will be having a St Patricks Day concert and morning tea on Friday the 17th of March.

Please wear your best green clothes/hat/scarf/shoes /tie and come and have a fun morning

with green food, drinks and lots of Irish music.

The ‘Wellness Clinic’ will continue to run on Wednesday afternoon at 2pm in the lounge

room. The Clinic is being conducted by Gouri (physio), Terry (RN) and Eleanor (AO). Come

along and join us for a massage, pain management, heat therapy, cappuccinos, milkshakes or

spiders.

Cessnock City Seniors Festival 2017 begins on Friday the 3rd of March. I have a program of

what’s on around Cessnock and Kurri Kurri during the festival. I am currently trying to

organise to attend some of the events as a group, but I encourage you to attend any of the

events that interest you with family or friends.

MVLH, Jacaranda and Abernethy residents attended a fundraiser for Leukaemia and all blood

cancers at the Weston Workers Club on Monday the 27th of February. This is a very worthy

cause and I encourage all residents and staff to support future fundraising efforts for the

Mater and Newcastle Haematology Wards.

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Jacaranda Grove News for the month

We had our first local shopping trip downtown to the Coles Shopping Centre

where a small group of residents had some time to browse the shops and

mingle with the public then enjoy morning tea at the local coffee shop. It was

good to see the residents thoroughly enjoy this experience and the people

they knew in the centre was extraordinary. We have decided to continue this

every second Friday so the residents can enjoy doing their own thing. A big

thankyou to Laurelle Reynolds for being our Volunteer and making this

happen.

Our Singleton Day out bus trip was one of our biggest days yet. A scenic drive

through Singleton brought back many memories for the residents. A lovely

lunch was enjoyed at the Singleton Shopping Centre then shopping was in

order. It is nice to see those residents who bought new clothes that day

wearing them now and looking radiant.

BIRTHDAYS FOR MARCH

CLIVE LANE 6TH

GRACE SHARPE 14TH

DULCIE IRWIN 18TH

ALLAN MOORE 27TH

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Month Symbols

Daffodil Aquamarine Oak

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2017 Dates and Theme

NSW Seniors Festival, formerly NSW Seniors Week, runs for 10-days from Friday 3 March to Sunday 12 March 2017.

Now in its 59th year, NSW Seniors Festival is the largest festival for seniors in the Southern Hemisphere, reaching up to 500,000 seniors each year.

If you are over 60, NSW Seniors Festival gives you the chance to make new

friends or get together with old ones at an array of local community events, many which are free or heavily discounted.

Presented by the Department of Family and Community Services (FACS), NSW Seniors Festival is designed to celebrate the role seniors play and the

contributions they make to the NSW community, aligning to the policy objective of inclusive communities.

Every year during NSW Seniors Festival, government, community and commercial organisations hold hundreds of events across the state,

encompassing art, sport, music, entertainment, technology, recreation, health, good nutrition and much more!

The theme for the 2017 Festival is let’s do more together.

Who is NSW Seniors Festival for?

people over 60

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders over the age of 50 people over 50 that have a lifelong disability

About FACSEach year, FACS directly supports around 800,000 people, reaches

a further one million people through local community-based programs, and provides over a million Seniors Cards.

Our work is broad and challenging. Every day we strive to improve lives by supporting:

people with disability, so they can realise their potential children and young people, so they have the best possible start to life and

are protected from abuse and neglect people in vulnerable circumstances, so they have suitable, stable and

sustainable accommodation and services that support them to overcome disadvantage

communities to become more resilient and inclusive

families, so they are safe from domestic, family and sexual violence Aboriginal people, so they have the same social and economic

opportunities as other Australians seniors, so they experience the benefits of living longer

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St Patrick's Day in Australia St Patrick’s Day is an annual observance that is popular in Australia on March

17. This event serves as a tribute to Ireland and one of its patron saints, St Patrick.

The legend of the leprechaun and its gold is one of the many Irish folktales shared

on St Patrick's Day in Australia. Many people also wear green on the day.

Many Australians come together on St Patrick’s Day to celebrate Irish culture and

remember St Patrick’s life and achievements. Some businesses and organizations

hold St Patrick’s Day breakfasts and lunches where lucky door prizes are given

and Irish food and drinks are served. Many pubs, particularly Irish pubs, hold St

Patrick’s Day parties in the evenings, where local bands play Irish music and

green drinks are served.

St Patrick Day parades are held in cities such as Sydney and Brisbane. These

parades feature people clad in traditional Irish costumes or dressed in green, as

well and floats displaying the Irish flag. Some people dress as leprechauns while

others wear green wigs. Many Irish associations and historical societies hold

events that give people the chance to learn about the history of Irish immigration

and settlement in Australia.

Public Life

St Patrick’s Day is not a public holiday in Australia but it is a popular event so

many restaurants and pubs, particularly those with an Irish theme, are busy on the

day. Parking and traffic may be temporarily affected by St Patrick’s Day parades,

particularly along the main streets in some cities and towns.

Background

Many Australians remember the Irish settlement and culture on St Patrick’s Day.

The Irish were among the first Europeans to settle in Australia. They comprised

a portion of the convict settlement population in the late 1700s. More than

300,000 other Irish settlers (not convicts) migrated to Australia between 1840 and

1914. Many Irish immigrants came to Australia to escape famine in their

homeland. About 30 percent of Australians are believed to have some Irish

ancestry today.

One way of preserving Irish traditions and customs in Australia is celebrating St

Patrick’s Day each year. St Patrick is one of Ireland’s patron saints. He died on

March 17 in or around the year 493. He worked as a missionary in Ireland and it

is believed that he banished “snakes” from the country although the term may

have referred to druids or pagan worshippers.

Symbols

Many people wear the color green on St Patrick’s Day. They may also wear a

symbol of Ireland, such as a brooch in the shape of a shamrock or a harp. Images

of leprechauns or a pot of gold are seen in promotional material for St Patrick’s

Day. The Irish flag and balloons in flag’s colors (green, white and orange) are

also visible during events and activities on the day.

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Falling Leaves

Little leaves fall softly down

Red and yellow, orange and brown

Whirling, twirling round and round

Falling softly to the ground

Little leaves fall softly down

To make a carpet on the ground.

Then, swish, the wind comes whistling by

And sends them dancing to the sky.

Author Unknown

Compliments, Concerns, Complaints, and Suggestions: We encourage

feedback that will assist us in improving our home and the care we provide. Our

aim is to help resolve any concerns you have quickly and effectively to your

satisfaction. If you have any concerns or suggestions please fill out a CCCS pink

brochure or ask to speak to management. Our door is always opened and your

confidentiality will be maintained. Thank you for helping us continually improve

our services.

My Aged Care: was established by the Australian Government to help you

navigate the aged care system and provide you with information on aged care.

It is part of the Australian Government's changes to the aged care system which

have been designed to give people more choice, more control and easier access

to a full range of aged care services. The contact centre can be phoned on 1800

200 422 between 8.00am and 8.00pm on weekdays and between 10.00am and

2.00pm on Saturdays. The My Aged Care website can be found at:

www.myagedcare.gov.au

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SERVICES AVAILABLE

Hairdresser:

Please make your hairdressing appointment at the reception desk prior to midday

each Monday or ask staff to arrange a time that suits you.

Elizabeth visits each Tuesday

Leanne visits each Thursday at Mountain View Lodge.

Haircut Men $12.00

Haircut Ladies $15.00

Perm $60.00

Pamper Day:

Volunteers assist in Pamper day twice a month; come along and be pampered

with hand, nail care, knee, lower leg & foot massage.

A1 & A2: 1st Wednesday of each month & 3rd Wednesday in the afternoon.(if

something has been scheduled on the calendar on the 1st Wednesday it will

change to the 2nd Wednesday)

JGH: 4th Wednesday of each month

Magnolia: 2nd Monday of each month

MVLH: The last Monday of the month

Home Library Service:

The Cessnock Mobile Library Service visits the Nursing Home, Jacaranda

Grove Hostel & Mountain View each month.

If you would like to borrow books (large print for poor eyesight) CDs, DVDs,

Video’s, Talking Books, from the local library please see your Activity Officer

who would gladly organize this for you, the library visit the fourth Tuesday of

the month.

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Songs of Praise:

Songs of Praise can be watched on Television each Sunday at 11.30am – 12pm

on ABC1 please request assistance from a staff member who would gladly put it

on for you.

Computers for Residents:

Computer access, including a touch screen computer is available for residents in

the Activity Room at Abernethy Home. You may like to play games or send and

receive emails to family and friends. Arrange with your Activity Officer or family

member to help you get started and show you what to do. Don’t be frightened to

come along and have a go.

Bookings are essential - tell staff so they can book a suitable day and time

for you.

All residents are welcome to use the computers.

No food or drink to be consumed when using the computers.

Abernethy Home & Jacaranda Grove Hostel Church Services: Church

Services are held each month. All denominations are welcome to attend these

services. Staff are here to assist you.

Anglican Church:

1st and 3rd Tuesday of month 10am (A1)

2nd Tuesday of month 10am (Magnolia)

Catholic Communion: 4th Tuesday of month at 10am (Glass Area A1)

Uniting Church: 4th Wednesday of month 10am (A1)

Anglican and Catholic Pastoral visits each Tuesday

Mountain View Church Services:

Anglican Pastoral Visits every Tuesday 12.30pm

Anglican Church fourth Tuesday of the month at 9.45am (RW) and 10.30am

(GW)

Uniting Church Singers fourth Wednesday of the month at 11am

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Pet Therapy: Delta Dogs have returned to all Homes, these special visits are

welcomed by all of our residents. Thank you to the wonderful staff who, during

their own time visit with their pets. No dogs are permitted in dining room areas

when food is being served.

Family & Friends:

We welcome everyone to join in the daily activity or share a

meal with your loved ones. Alternatively there are many

quiet and private areas, where you can take your loved ones for a more intimate

visit. Whatever choice, be assured your visit is an important factor in the

wellbeing of the person you are visiting.

Visitor lunch orders: any visitors wishing to order lunch from the kitchen must

advise kitchen staff before 9am that day.

KIOSK OPENING HOURS:

MONDAY 10AM TO 11:30AM

TUESDAY 10AM TO 11:30AM

WEDNESDAY 10AM TO 11.30AM

THURSDAY 10AM TO 11:30

Where: ABERNETHY NURSING HOME

NCCCA is a nominated charity to benefit from customers who use the IGA Chain

of Supermarkets. If you or your family or friends would like to support our work,

all you need to do is ask for a COMMUNITY BENEFITS CARD in favor of

NCCCA at any IGA store. Proceeds will be used for items to benefit our residents.

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Food Safety at NCCCA:

NCCCA values the contribution that families and friends make to improve their

loved one’s quality of life, however as part of NCCCA’s Food Safety Program,

we are required to ensure that all food brought into the home meet the standards

of food safety.

When Family and Friends bring food into the Home they are to inform staff

so they may arrange appropriate storage/ refrigeration and document when

the food is to be consumed by and what the food contains.

Residents and their visitors assume all responsibility for the consumption of

any external food product. Care should be taken in food preparation, ensuring

good hygiene practices and sanitized working surfaces.

Foods are not to be stored in resident bedrooms. Resident’s personal

refrigerators are only to contain soft drinks and lollies in containers.

For further information please see NCCCA’s yellow brochure.

Advice from the Department of Health: Viral Gastroenteritis in Residential

Aged Care

Any visitor who is unwell with symptoms of gastroenteritis (diarrhea and/or

vomiting) should not visit a residential aged care home and should not return to

the home for at least 48 hours after symptoms have resolved. If you are unwell

please report to DON Rob Sherman or the Registered Nurse in each unit

BEFORE visiting a resident.

Visitors: Please wash your hands before and after leaving the Home. Use the

alcohol gel supplied throughout each home or alternately use soap and water at

the hand basin. These precautions will protect residents, staff and yourself.

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A very sad poet was Jenny Her limericks weren't worth a penny

In technique they were sound, Yet somehow she found

Whenever she tried to write any She always wrote one line too many

There was once a hippo named Tate

Who sadly was underweight Though he had malts and shakes

Pies, tarts, and rich cakes He seemed to lose weight as he ate!

A girl from the Isle of Wight

Used to travel much faster than light She set out one day,

In a relative way And returned on the previous night

There once was a poet named Blix whose limericks went to line six.

He never did know How far they should go,

And never did bother to fix

If you catch a chinchilla in Chile And cut off its beard, willy-nilly

You can honestly say That you have just made

A Chilean chinchilla's chin chilly

A flea and a fly in a flue Were imprisoned, so what can they do?

"Let's flee said the fly" "Let's fly said the flee"

And they flew through a flaw in the flue

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1/ Why can`t you borrow money from a leprechaun? Because they`re always a little short.

2/ Why don`t you iron a 4 leaf clover? Because you don`t want to press your luck.

3/ Did you hear about the Irish pilot that crashed his helicopter? He got cold so he turned off the fan

4/ A pregnanant Irish woman from Dublin has a car accident and falls into a deep coma. Asleep for nearly 6 months, when she wakes up she realises that she is no longer pregnant and frantically asks the Doctor about her baby.

The Doctor replies Ma ám you had twins! A boy and a girl. Your brother from Cork came in and named them.

The woman thinks to herself Öh no, not my brother…. He’s an idiot!” She asks the Doctor, “Well whats the girls name?” “Denise”he replies.

“Wow that’s not a bad name, I like it! And what’s the boys name?”

“Denephew” he replies.

5/ What do you call an Irish spider?

A Paddy long legs

6/ An Irish priest is driving down the road and gets stopped for speeding. The state trooper smells alcohol on the priest’s breath and then sees an empty wine bottle on the floor of the car. He says “Sir have you been drinking?”

“Just water” says the priest. The trooper replies “Then why can I smell wine?”

The priest looks at the bottle and says, : “Good Lord! He’s done it again!”

7/ How do you tell if an Irishman is having a good time?

He’s Dublin over with laughter.

8/ What is Irish diplomacy?

The ability to tell someone to go to hell, so that they will look forward to making the trip.

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1. St Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, is famous for? 2. Anyone who kisses the blarney stone will be blessed with...

3. In Irish folklore which animal did St Patrick drive from Ireland?

4. Which Irish emblem did St Patrick use to explain the Trinity?

5. What is the name of the famous stout drunk in Ireland?

6. In the Irish song, who was the leader of the band?

7. Can you tell me what a Leprechaun is?

8. Name at least three Irish counties.

9. Name a cloth manufactured in Ireland famous all over the world.

10. What is the capital of Northern Ireland?

11. A type of humorous verse takes its name from an Irish county. What is it?

12. What is the name of the fuel which is dug from the bogs of Ireland?

13. What is the name of the bay on the west coast of Ireland, about which a beautiful song is composed?

14. Can you name the capital of Ireland?

15. Leprechauns wear green because.....

16. What is cider?

Answers: 1) For converting the Irish people to Christianity. 2) The gift of gab. 3) Snakes. 4) Shamrock 5) Guinness. 6) McNamara. 7) Small fairies that spend their time making shoes and guarding gold. 8) Donegal, Galway, Kildare, Tipperary, Kilkenny. 9) Donegal Tweed. 10) Belfast. 11) Limerick. 12) Peat. 13) Galway bay. 14) Dublin. 15) It helps them hide. 16) A cool, refreshing, fermented apple-based drink.

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Abernethy Home Activities Programme –March 2017 - NB: All activities may be subject to change

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Library Visit Tuesday 28th March 2017

1 10am Lets get

Pampered with Laurel

pm craft activity

2 10am Myra & The Gang

Entertain

pm craft 1-1 Resident Choice

3 10am

Pm Residents Choice

4 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

5 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

6 Old time Singalong with

Ron & Geoff

Pm Residents Choice

7 10am Anglican Church (A1)

AO Meeting

1pm Hoi

8 10am Fun and laughs with

Tom Irwin playing the concertina.

1pm TV, Music, Radio

9 10am Scenic Bus Drive

Pm Residents Choice

10 10am

Pm Residents Choice

11 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

12 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

13

Trivia & Quiz Exercise

pm craft activity, 1-1

14 10am

BBQ for Lunch DVD singalong

1pm Hoi

15 10am Birthday Party

Morning Tea Activity Review St Patricks

Day

Pamper afternoon

16 10am

Ball games & Exercise

Pm Residents Choice

17 10am

Pm Happy Hour

18 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

19 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

20 Ellis Aldridge

Entertains

pm craft activity, 1-1

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10am Anglican Church (A1)

1pm Hoi

22 9.30am Lunch outing

1pm craft 1-1

Resident Choice

23 10am Kenny &Friends

Entertain

pm craft activity, 1-1

24 10am

Pm Residents Choice

25 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

26 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

27

Karen Dryden Entertains

pm craft activity, 1-1

28

10am Catholic Church (A1

glass area) 1pm Hoi

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10am Uniting Church

pm craft activity 1-1

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Mountain View Lodge Hostel Activities Programme – March 2017 - NB: All activities may be subject to change

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

25th Ron England 31st Aileen Sellens

Tuesday 28th

1 9.45am Pamper

Day/Nail Care G/W 10.30am Pamper

Day/Nail Care R/W 2pm Wellness Clinic

2 10am Kaye & Peter Carver

Entertain

2pm Music or Movie

3

10am Bus Trip – Lunch Red Wing

4

Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

5

Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

6

9.45am Bus Trip - Shopping Cessnock

7 10am Kenny & Friends

Entertain 12.30 AO Meeting

2pm Anglican Pastoral

Visits

8 9.45am Garden Walks

11.15am Bingo

2pm Wellness Clinic

9 10am Exercises

11.15am Quiz/Trivia

2pm Music or Movie

10

10am Bus Trip – Scenic Drive Green Wing

11

Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

12

Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

13 10.45am Activity Review

Meeting 11.15am HOI

2pm Music or Movie

14 10am Exercises and Ball

Games 12.30 Special Lunch

Pizza 2pm Anglican Pastoral

Visits

15 9.45am Garden Walks

11.15am Bingo

2pm Wellness Clinic

16 10am Kaye & Peter Carver

Entertain

2pm Music or Movie

17 10.30am Ron & Geoff‘s St Patricks Day Concert & Green Morning Tea

2pm Music or Movie

18

Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

19

Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

20

9.45am Bus Trip - Shopping Cessnock

21 9.45am Garden Walks

11.15am HOI

2pm Anglican Pastoral Visits

22 9.45am Garden Walks 11am Uniting Church

Singers

2pm Wellness Clinic

23 10am Exercises

11.15am Quiz & Trivia

2pm Music or Movie

24

10am Bus Trip – Scenic Drive Green Wing

25

Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

26

Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

27 9.45am Pamper Day/Nail

Care G/W 10.30am Pamper

Day/Nail Care R/W 2pm Music or Movie

28 10am Anglican Church

RW 11am Anglican Church

GW 2pm Exercises

29 10am Myra & Friends

Entertain

2pm Wellness Clinic

30 10am Kaye & Peter Carver

Entertain

2pm Music or Movie

31 10.30am Ron & Geoff

Entertain

2pm Music or Movie

Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

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Jacaranda Grove Programme FEBRUARY 2017 - NB: All activities may be subject to change

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

WEDNESDAY 1ST MARCH

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO:

Clive Lane 6th Grace Sharpe 14th Dulcie Irwin 18th Alan Moore 27th

ST PATRICKS DAY 17TH MARCH 2007

1 Ash Wednesday LENT begins 1.30 HOI

2 10am Trivia, Dominoes, Brain Teasers 1.30 MAGNOLIA

3

10am LOCAL BUS

TRIP SHOPPING

1.30 Movie 1:1

4

5

RESIDENTS CHOICE MOVIES, MUSIC, GARDEN WALKS

6 10am Bingo

1.30 MAGNOLIA

7 10am TOM on accordion

10am Anglican AI 12.30 AO Meeting 1.30 MAGNOLIA

8 10am Residents Choice

1.30 HOI

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10 Peter & Kaye

Carver

1.30 MAGNOLIA

10 10AM HEART MOVES

1.30 Movie 1:1

11

12

RESIDENTS CHOICE MOVIES, MUSIC, GARDEN WALKS

13 BUS TRIP

14 10am Bingo

10AM ANGLICAN

SERVICE

MAGNOLIA 12pm Special Lunch

bbq 1.30 MAGNOLIA

15 10am Residents Choice 1.30HAPPY

BIRTHDAY PARTY

ACTIVITY REVIEW

MEETING HOI

16

10am CAROL on

piano

1.30 MAGNOLIA

17

10am LOCAL BUS

TRIP SHOPPING

St Patricks Day

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19

RESIDENTS CHOICE MOVIES, MUSIC, GARDEN WALKS

20 10am Bingo

1.30 MAGNOLIA

21 10am Trivia

10AM ANGLICAN

A1

1.30 MAGNOLIA

22 10am Residents Choice 10AM Uniting service AI

1.30 HOI

23 10am Peter & Kaye Carver

1.30 MAGNOLIA

24 10am Heart Moves

1.30 Movie 1:1

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26 RESIDENTS CHOICE MOVIES,

MUSIC, GARDEN WALKS

27 BUS TRIP

28 10am Pamper with Laurelle

10AM CATHOLIC SERVICE AI

1.30 MAGNOLIA

29 10am Residents Choice

1.30 HOI

30 10AM RON & JEFF

1.30 MAGNOLIA

31 10AM LOCAL BUS TRIP

SHOPPING

1.30 Movie 1:1

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