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Northern Coalfields Community Care Association

JUNE 2017 Volume.44

Psalm: Biblical Quotations:

"Love is Patient"

Love is patient, love is kind.

It does not envy, it does not boast,

it is not proud.

It is not rude, it is not self-seeking,

it is not easily angered,

it keeps no record of wrongs.

Love does not delight in evil

but rejoices with the truth.

It always protects, always trusts,

always hopes, always perseveres.

Love never fails.

Author: The Bible: 1 Corinthians 13:4

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Management

There have been some recent changes to our Management Team following the resignation of

Mr. Rob Shearman who was our Director of Nursing for the past two years. We wish Rob and

his family all the best for the future.

Mr. Terry Atfeild, Facility Manager at Mountain View Lodge has assumed the role of Acting

Director of Nursing. Terry has relocated to Abernethy Nursing Home and will be working from

the Director of Nursing’s office. Terry can be contacted on (02) 4993 3103 or 0449 988 633.

Mr Graeme Andrews, Quality Coordinator has assumed the role of Acting Facility Manager at

Mountain View Lodge and has relocated to Mountain View Lodge and can be contacted on (02)

4993 3003.

Quality improvement matters can still be directed to the Quality Department by speaking with

Mr Alan Baird or Wanda Oake, (02) 4993 3129.

The Main Kitchen at Abernethy Home is nearing completion with an anticipated opening date

of July 2017. We thank you for your patience during this refurbishment.

The Australian Aged Care Quality Agency provided two education sessions for our staff last

month to help facilitate the journey of reaccreditation. The Quality Agency also advised that

during the next round of Reaccreditation which will occur in 2018, Consumer Experience

Reports will be attended to complement the existing audit structure. The Consumer Experience

Report covers aspects of the quality of care and services that are important to consumers and

aligned with the expected outcomes of the Residential Aged Care Accreditation Standards.

The RedsiDENTAL dentists and oral hygienists will be onsite the 1st June to perform oral health

assessments and treatment at our Homes for those care recipients that have completed the

appropriate paper work. If you would like to see the dentist please speak with a member of staff

or your Home Manager who will be able to arrange a consent and an appointment on

ResiDENTAL’s next visit.

International Volunteer’s Day was celebrated at Cessnock Ex-service Club

with a lovely all you can eat meal to thank all our wonderful volunteers

who give their time freely. The lunch was enjoyed by all who attended.

Thank you for your ongoing commitment to NCCCA.

A big thank you to staff, family and friends who supported our Entertainment Book Fund

raiser this year at NCCCA very much appreciated. Proceeds will help toward resident

activities.

Northern Coalfields Management

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BIRTHDAYS

2nd Maureen Crawley, Fela Wetini, Keith Phillips and Bob Jackson

6th Janice Sherritt 8th Ray Webb

11th Sylvia Downs 13th Loris Jurd

15th Doreen Webb 20th Jim Pinchen

23rd Myra Cusick 24th Doris Fletcher

29th June Lambkin

Birth Month Flowers and Gemstones

Month

June

Birthstone

Pearl Moonstone

Flower

Rose or

Honeysuckle

Colour

Red, White,

Pink, Yellow

Meaning

Happy, Friendship, Love,

Strong, & Beautiful

MOTHER`S DAY RAFFLE & THE WINNERS Are:

1st PRIZE ~ Mandy MVLH Red B 20

2nd PRIZE ~ Mary McDougal Blue D 51

3rd PRIZE ~ Katrina Blue D 48

4th PRIZE ~ Georgie Schofield Blue D 75

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Abernethy News for the Month

Terrarium Building and Gardening

Staff from Bunnings, Cessnock, came to visit and provided the residents with a potting

display and the residents made their very own plant terrariums. The residents let their

green thumbs and creativity shine whilst choosing what plant, coloured rocks and sand

they wanted in their terrarium. The best part was residents got to keep terrarium as gifts

from Bunnings.

Bunnings will be back again this month on the 19th of June with an exciting new project.

Mothers Day Moring Tea

We held our Special Mothers Day Morning tea last month it was lovely to see some family

members join in with their love one. Residents sampling some deliscious teacake for

morning tea, triva/quiz, a lovely morning enjoyed by all.

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Marie Swan celebrated and enjoyed a double event celebrating her 90th Birthday &

Mothers Day on the same day at Crown Plaza Cessnock surrounded by her loving family

and friends Happy Birthday Marie!

Would you believe it is already June the beginning of winter? Don’t forget to rug up and

keep yourself nice and warm to beat off the winter chills we don’t want anyone getting

sick.

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JACARANDA NEWS OF THE MONTH. We’ve had a huge month Celebrating Mother’s Day, Cancer Council Biggest Morning Tea

and International Nurses Day.

This year for Mother’s Day our lovely ladies chose their present from a wide selection of

gifts. This proved to be more beneficial for our residence as the gift chosen was more

worthwhile to them. These lovely ladies are excited already to see what Christmas brings

for their selection.

Thank you to all our Residents for contributing in the total pool of fundraising for the

Cancer Council Morning Tea, we raised $170.30. A Special thankyou to our Kitchen Staff

who delivered an exceptional morning tea.

Winners of our Easter Colouring in Competition and also our Mother’s Day Colouring in

Competition.

Bunnings Warehouse Cessnock also visited

Magnolia Residents with a potting plant display of

Pansies which we are generously watering each

day and very proud to show off part of our new

garden display on the verandah where so many

residents enjoy this space.

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Some keen care recipients are enjoying their gardening immensely and John especially has

his own sanctuary which is admired by everyone. John enjoys picking his flourishing

flowers and placing them around the dining area for all to admire. We all thank you John

as you bring so much pleasure into our home which reminds us to appreciate the little

things.

Volunteers are helping taking residents outside to Aldi for their shopping and it’s good to

see some males coming to our Pamper Mornings.

Magnolia residents are enjoying their project on making sun catchers for the glass

windows and their new garden which they admire and water each day.

OUR NEW ACTIVITY STARTING IN JUNE is the Wellness Clinic every Thursday

morning starting 10am in the common Activities Room. Gouri our physiotherapist, Tracey, Activities Officer and Sue, Manager, will be conducting this each week. Heat Packs and massages will be offered, in a calming environment which will invigorate our senses and will be enjoyed over a morning tea with milkshakes and cappuccinos.

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Computers for Residents

Computer access is available for residents in the Activity Rooms

in Abernethy Home and Jacranda Grove. At Mountian View

Lodge the computers are located near the Hairdresser’s Salon.

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.

Queen’s Birthday Long Weekend 12th June 2017

Australia celebrates the Queen’s birthday as a public holiday held in June. In all states and

territories except Western Australia the Queen's Birthday holiday is on the second Monday

in June. Western Australia has its Foundation Day, a public holiday in the state, on the

first Monday in June.

Her Majesty the Queen

The Queen is Head of State of the UK and 15 other Commonwealth realms including

Australia. The elder daughter of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, she was born in

1926 and became Queen at the age of 25, and has reigned through more than five decades

of enormous social change and development.

The Queen is married to Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and has four children eight

grandchildren & five great grandchildren.

Queen Elizabeth celebrated her 91st Birthday on 22nd April 2017.

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NEWS OF THE MONTH MOUNTAINVIEW LODGE

Well done to everyone involved in the Cancer Council Biggest Morning Tea. We raised

$190.50 for the Cancer Council. A big thanks to Ron and Geoff for the fantastic music

and all the staff and volunteers that came and help with food preparation and service. A

special ‘thank you’ too Yvonne for all her hard work, the food was beautiful.

On Friday the 16th of June we will be going to Karuah Bowling Club for lunch. Please see

Eleanor if you would like to join us for a lovely $10 lunch.

Tuesday the 27th of June is MVLH Service of Remembrance commencing at 10am.

Morning tea will be served after the service. All welcome.

You will notice on the activities program that we have a new entertainer this month. Pat

Betts will be coming on Wednesday the 7th of June to entertain us with some country and

western music and some sing a long music. Please make her feel welcome.

LAUGHTER

Laughter is an intrinsic part of life. It happens spontaneously and unconsciously. Whether

you’re howling with laughter or giggling quietly, laughter does you good.

Laughter is known to be a powerful antidote to stress. However the benefits of laughter

extend far beyond making you feel happier in the moment.

Sometimes Laughter is the Best Medicine

Laughing doesn't just lighten your load mentally, it actually induces physical changes in your

body. Laughter has been clinically proven to strengthen your immune system, activate and

relieve your stress response and stimulate many organs.

A good sense of humor cannot cure all ailments, but there is mounting data about all the

positive things laughter can do. It's also contagious and free!

A truly happy person is one who can enjoy the scenery on a detour.

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June in Australia

June in Australia is the first month of the Australian winter. But except at high altitudes

where you can expect snow, the temperature is not as harsh as you might imagine winter

would be.

And if you're thinking of far north Australia, the temperature in the northern cities of

Darwin in the Northern Territory, ranging from the 20°C (68°F) to the low 30°C (86°F),

and Cairns in Queensland, about 17°C (63°F) to the mid-20°C (mid-68°F) would remain

fairly tropical.

In Alice Springs in Australia's Red Centre, it will be warm in the daytime, just below 20°C

(68°F) on average, and cold at night, an average of around 5°C (41°F).

Expect an average range of 8°C (46°F) to 16°C (61°F) in Sydney and a few degrees cooler

in Melbourne

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Start of the ski season

The Queen's Birthday holiday weekend is generally taken as the

official start of the ski season.

The major ski resorts are in the Snowy Mountains in New South

Wales and in the high country of Victoria, but don't

discount Tasmania; you can ski there, too.

Blue Mountains festival

For those who miss having Christmas in the northern winter — Australia's Christmas is in

the southern summer — there's Yulefest in the Blue Mountains when they transpose the

trappings of a cold December Christmas into the months of June, July and August.

There'll be roaring log fires, wreaths of holly, carols, Santa Claus, hot roast dinners and

who knows but that there might even be snow.

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Snow on Mount Sugarloaf

Snow comes to Mount Sugarloaf

The weather forecast for Sunday, July 18, 1965, did not mention the possibility of snow

falling a few kilometres from Newcastle Post Office.

Snowfalls in the Hunter region are usually confined to Barrington Tops and parts of the

Upper Hunter.

On that Sunday morning snow not only fell on

Mount Sugarloaf but also in some Newcastle and

Lake Macquarie suburbs. By sunrise the slopes of

Sugarloaf were covered with about 10cm of snow

and more than 16cm lay on the hills around

Maitland, Cessnock, Singleton, Muswellbrook,

Denman, Scone, Aberdeen and Barrington Tops.

Near Cessnock the snow also fell at Mount View,

Millfield and Quorrobolong. Snow was also

reported at New Lambton, Waratah and Windale.

As can be seen, on Mount Sugarloaf children built

snowmen and had snow fights. As the news of the

snowfall spread hundreds of sightseers made their

way up the mountain. By mid-morning the police

had to close the road to the summit because of the

traffic.

With the snowfalls came strong wind and rain

which was welcomed by the Hunter's farmers and

graziers, who hoped it would herald the end of a

drought that had lasted for 16 months.

Snow again fell on Mount Sugarloaf on Thursday,

June 12, 1975.

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Queen Quiz

1 Where was the Queen when she heard that she had acceded to the throne?

2 Where was the Queen's first State Visit?

3 Who was the first foreign head of State to visit the Queen?

4 How many people will receive Maundy money from the Queen this year?

5 What is the Queen's full name?

6 What was the name of the first ship that the Queen, as Princess Elizabeth, launched in 1944?

7 What are the Queen's racing colours?

8 Who was the Queen's first grandchild?

9 How is the Queen known on the Isle of Man?

10 Why couldn't the Queen open Parliament in 1959?

11 How many British Prime Ministers have there been during the Queen's reign?

12 Y Bwthyn Bach is situated at Royal Lodge, Windsor, and was a present to Princess Elizabeth from the

people of Wales, but what is it?

13 Of how many countries is the Queen sovereign?

14 Which monarch acceded to the throne on April 21, the same date as the Queen's birthday?

15 Which of the following Orders does the Queen NOT hold? Elephant /Golden Heart/ Golden Fleece / Silver

Harp.

16 What was the name of the Queen's first corgi?

17 What was the name of the last horse that the Queen rode in Trooping the Colour?

18 Where was the Queen and the Duke's first London home as a married couple?

19 Which flower featured in the brooch worn by the Queen in the recent Rolf Harris portrait?

20 In which foreign country did the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh live when they were newly married?

Answers: 1 Sagana Lodge, Kenya; 2 Norway; 3 The King of Sweden; 4: 80; 5 Elizabeth Alexandra

Mary; 6 Vanguard; 7 Purple and Scarlet; 8Peter Phillips; 9 Lord of Man; 10 She was pregnant; 11 10; 12 A

scale-model playhouse; 13 16; 14 King Henry VIII; 15 Order of the Silver Harp;

16 Susan; 17 Burmese; 18 Clarence House; 19 Rose; 20 Malta

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DOWN MEMORY LANE

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league teams

BRISBANE

BRONCOS

BULLDOGS

CANBERRA

COWBOYS

CRONULLA

DRAGONS

EELS

KNIGHTS

MANLY

MELBOURNE

NEWCASTLE

NEWZEALAND

PANTHERS

PARRAMATTA

PENRITH

QUEENSLAND

RABBITOHS

RAIDERS

ROOSTERS

SEAEAGLES

SHARKS

SOUTHS

STGEORGE

STORM

SYDNEY

TIGERS

WARRIORS

WESTS

Rugby League Teams

Try to find all 29 words on this board.

O T M X P B Z G S S E A V S F D Q X R Y

A L Z C R I R D J R Z R A O A F X Z S E

M A N L Y Z C C O W B O Y S C M Z G N N

S R E D I A R B A H S T G E O R G E O D

J E O Z T O V M U N S E V G C Z D H G Y

Y V K T N E J C S S B H L A S X A I A S

C B T U S K A T T T I E T G S X I V R E

X V L Z Y G H T I V S O R U A H X E D L

S L U I K G O N T G K R V R O E T Y N T

A H A J I K K D I A E B O Y A S A J A S

O Q E N R U O B L E M R U I O O C E L A

Z G K E S U R Q K L B A S O R S O H S C

E Z N F J I B W N D U M R J B R L P N W

O P P Q S S H O T I B B A R E W A E E E

V A I B R O N C O S D N A L A E Z W E N

K U A S K R A H S R E H T N A P E L U D

X N M Z S K R A E K H K W G A S T Z Q R

E P E N R I T H F U R J H S T B X S N Q

B C N S B J J L N C R V M S G E T M V G

Q A O P T B I A F K E V F Y C B L I C K

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.

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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 center 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

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 and foot massage.

A1 and A2: 1st Wednesday of each month (if something has been scheduled on the

calendar on the 1st Wednesday it will change to the 2nd Wednesday)

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JGH: LAST TUESDAY 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 and 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. 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.

Abernethy Home and 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 (AH)

2nd Tuesday of month 10am (Magnolia)

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

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

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)

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Uniting Church Singers fourth Wednesday of the month at 11am

Pet Therapy: Delta Dogs visit 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 and 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 Abernethy’s Main Kitchen

must advise kitchen staff before 9am that day and have a pre-paid meal voucher which is

available from Reception during business hours.

KIOSK at ABERNETHY NURSING HOME OPENING HOURS:

Monday 10am to 11:30am

Tuesday 10am to 11:30am

Wednesday 10am to 11.30am

Thursday 10am to 11:30

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

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.

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 you.

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…………………….Jacaranda Grove Programme JUNE 2017 - NB: All activities may be subject to change

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Loris Jurd 13th Janice Sherritt 6th Fela Wetini 2n

WELLNESS EVERY THURSDAY 2pm

LIBRARY VISITS 27TH

SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE MORNING TEA

14TH JUNE (Abernethy)

1 10am

Peter & Kaye Carver Music Concert

2pm Wellness Programme/Cafe

2 10am Heart Moves

1.30 Movie 1:1

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RESIDENTS CHOICE MOVIES, MUSIC, GARDEN WALKS

5 BUS TRIP LUNCH

OUTING

6 10am Anglican Service A1

12.30 AO meeting

10AM

2PM Magnolia

7 10AM

2pm Magnolia

8 10am HOI

2pm Wellness Programme/Cafe

9 10am Heart Moves

1.30 Movie 1:1

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QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY

LONG WEEKEND

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QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY

LONG WEEKEND

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13 10am Anglican Service Mag

10am

2pm Magnolia

14 10AM

2PM Magnolia

15 10am HOI

2pm Wellness Programme/Cafe

16 10am Heart Moves

1.30 Movie 1:1

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RESIDENTS CHOICE MOVIES, MUSIC, GARDEN WALKS

19 BUS TRIP LUNCH

OUTING

20 10am Anglican Service A1

10am Heart Moves

10.30 Happy Hour

Tom Entertains

2pm Magnolia

21 10am Uniting Service A1

10AM HOI

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS

2pm Magnolia

22 10am Carol on Piano

2pm Wellness

Programme/Cafe

23 10AM

HAPPY HOUR with RON & GEOFF

CONCERT

1.30 Movie 1:1

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25

RESIDENTS CHOICE MOVIES, MUSIC, GARDEN WALKS

26 9.45 A1

10.30 Magnolia

2PM

27 10am Catholic A1

PAMPER WITH LAURELLE/Cafe

Cooking Pancakes

2pm Magnolia

28 10am Uniting Service A1

10AM HOI

2pm Magnolia

29 10AM

2pm Wellness

Programme/Cafe

30 10am Heart Moves

1.30 Movie 1:1

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Mountain View Lodge June 2017 NB: all activities may be subject to change

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

Tuesday 27th

2nd Bob Jackson

8th Ray Webb 20th Jim Pinchen 23rd Myra Cusick

1 10am Exercises

11am Carpet Bowls

2pm Music or Movie

2

10am Bus Trip –

Scenic Drive Green Wing

3

Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

4

Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

5

9.45am Bus Trip - Shopping Cessnock

6 10.30am Myra & Friends Entertain

2pm Anglican Pastoral Visits

7 10.30am Country Concert with Patt

Betts

2pm Wellness Clinic

8 10am Kaye & Peter

Carver Entertain

2pm Music or Movie

9 10am Exercises

10.30am Residents

Choice - Movie Morning

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Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

11

Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

12 Queens Birthday Public

Holiday

13 9.45am Garden Walks

11.15am Bingo Special Lunch KFC

2pm Anglican Pastoral Visits

14 10am Service of

Remembrance Abernethy

10.30am Ron & Geoff Entertain

2pm Wellness Clinic

15 10am Exercises

11.15am HOI

2pm Music or Movie

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10am Bus Trip –

Lunch Karuah Bowling Club Cost

$10

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Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

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Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

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9.45am Bus Trip – Bunnings DIY Workshop

20 10am Kenny &

Friends Entertain

2pm Anglican Pastoral Visits

21 9.45am Garden

Walks 11.15am Bingo

2pm Wellness Clinic

22 10am Kaye & Peter

Carver Entertain

2pm Music or Movie

23 10am Exercises

11.15am HOI

2pm Music or Movie

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Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

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Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

26 9.45am Pamper

Day/Nail Care G/W 10.30am Pamper

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

27 10am Service of Remembrance

2pm Music or Movie

28 10am Garden Walks 11am Uniting Church

Singers

2pm Wellness Clinic

29 10am Exercises 11.15am Bingo

2pm Music or Movie

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10am Bus Trip –

Scenic Drive Green Wing

Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

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Abernethy Nursing Home NB: all activities may be subject to change

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Library Visit Tuesday 27th of June 2017

QUEEN ELIZABETH 2

BUNNINGS CRAFT

1 10am Alan Crosdale

Guitar/ vocal pm Documentary 1-1

Resident Choice

2

pm 1-1 Residents Choice

3 10am Movie

1pm TV, Music, Radio

4 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

5 10am Old time

Singalong with Ron & Geoff

pm 1-1 Residents

Choice

6

10am Anglican Church

AO Meeting 1pm Hoi

7 10am Lets get

Pampered with Laurel

pm garden walks

Resident choice

8 Kenny & Friends

Entertain

pm Documentary 1-1

Resident Choice

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pm 1-1 Residents Choice

10 10am Movie

1pm TV, Music, Radio

11 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

12 Public Holiday

Queen’s Birthday

Movie, TV, Radio,

Music

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lunch Music/Movie

Pm Prep for Service of Remembrance

14 9.45am Service Of

Remembrance

1pm Hoi

15 10am Karen Dryden

pm Documentary 1-1

Resident Choice cooking

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pm 1-1 Residents Choice

17 10am Movie

1pm TV, Music, Radio

18 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

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10 am Ellis Aldridge Entertains

pm 1-1 Residents Choice

20 9.45am Fun and Laughs

with Tom Irwin

1pm Hoi

21 10am Birthday Party

Morning Tea

pm Pamper afternoon

Resident choice

22 9.30am Drive/lunch

outing on bus

am/pm Movie TV,

Music, Radio

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pm 1-1 Residents Choice

24 10am Movie

1pm TV, Music, Radio

25 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

26 9.30am Bunnings

Warehouse Display Trivia Quiz

pm 1-1 Residents Choice

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10am Catholic Church

(A1 glass area) 1pm Hoi

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10am Uniting Church

pm Garden walks

Resident choice

29 10am Exercise

Ball/balloon games

pm Documentary 1-1

Resident Choice

30

pm 1-1 Residents Choice

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