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JULIANA VILLAGE RESIDENTS’ NEWSLETTER
JULIANA VILLAGE RESIDENTS’ NEWSLETTER
December
2015
Diary dates to remember…
1st Music Therapy with Jenni 1:30pm – George’s
Centre
2nd Cultural Day – “Dutch Culture”
2nd Devotional Service with Tony 2pm
4th Sinterklaas Celebration 10am to 12pm George’s
Centre
7th Renata the Beautician – Waxing today
7th Bus trip to a local Children’s Day Care – 9:30am
9th Devotional Service with Tony 2pm
9th Podiatry Day for all residents!
10th Men’s Shed with Tony 10am to 12pm
11th Coffee & Shop Short bus trip 1:30pm
14th Monthly Shopping Trip to South Gate 10:30am to
1pm
15th Library Day
15th Sharpe House & Hostel Resident’s Christmas
Party
16th George’s Centre Closed for Spring Cleaning!!
17th Self-Care Resident’s Christmas Party at
Logeman Court
18th Short bus trip 1:30pm
21st Renata the Beautician – Doing Nails today
21st Christmas Lights Bus trip – meet at 6:30pm for tea
and coffee in George’s Centre, depart approx.
7:30pm. Please advise activity staff if you would
like to go.
22nd Monthly Birthday Party with “Singing with
Spirit”–2pm
23rd Devotional Service with Tony 2pm
24th Christmas Eve Happy Hour 2pm
25th Christmas Day no activities today
26th Boxing Day – no activities today
27th St Luke’s Church 2:30pm
28th Public Holiday – Jeanette will be in the
George’s Centre
29th Public Holiday – Jeanette will be in the
George’s Centre
31st New Year’s Eve Happy Hour 2pm – George’s
Centre
Please see the notice board for unforeseen changes to this program
DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS
Hostel and Sharpe House:
3rd Pamela Flynn 12th Dora Hyde 20th Ronald Wheeler 22nd Aly Den Harder
Self-Care:
8th Wilhelma de Haas 14th Blanche Steinbeck
Staff:
2nd Rajendra Basel 9th Galina Li 21st Padhan Shrestha 28th Leanne Sullivan 29th Carolyn Nash 30th Rita Nepal
Famous People:
1st Bette Midler 9th Judy Dench 12th Frank Sinatra 21st Jane Fonda 31st Donna Summer
General Information…
Christmas Office Hours
The admin office will be closing at 12:30pm on the 24th December and re-opening on Monday, 4th January
2016 Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Hairdresser
The last day for the hairdresser for this year will be 24th
December. Dianne will start again on Thursday, 7th
January 2016
Library service
The last library Day for this year will be Tuesday 15th
December when you will receive a double lot of books to
see you through the Christmas period. The library service
will resume on Tuesday 12th January 2016.
The Chaplain
Tony, our Chaplain is at the Village on Mon, Tues & Wed.
He has bible study in his Chapel on these days from 9:00am to
9:30am and also does Praise & Devotional on most Wednesday
afternoons in the George’s Centre and all are welcome – please
see your program for the exact days. For Self Care residents,
Tony will see you on Tuesday afternoons in the Logeman Court
Common Room from 1:30pm to 2:00pm.
Your Mail
Dear residents, for your convenience, there is an outgoing
mail box situated in the Bruinsma Hostel mail box area.
Please place any letters that you would like posted, into
this box. Jeanine from the office clears this this mail box
throughout the week. If you have any questions regarding
your mail please speak to Jeanine in the main office.
The Netherlands
This month we will take a look at Dutch Culture… Ask the question of what the Netherlands is known for to Dutch and foreigners and you'll get answers like liberal, tulips, windmills, wooden shoes, cheese and
canals. Netherlands is much more than these. Here are some interesting facts that travellers have shared about this wonderful country.
For more facts you could chat to our Dutch residents too.
The herring with chopped raw onions and pickles is a national dish. The Dutch consume 12 million kilograms every year, which translates to at least 5 fish per person. Netherlands and Holland are not synonymous. Holland is largely the western coastal region of the Netherlands, comprising of Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Haarlem, Leiden and The Hague. The Dutch are the world experts on keeping back water from the sea and rivers turning Netherlands into an Atlantis. The US government turned to the Dutch for help during the hurricane Katrina disaster. 70% of the world's bacon comes from Netherlands. The Dutch are the tallest in the world with an average height of 184 cm for men and 170 cm for women. Some believe it is the combined result of DNA and dairy. Gin was invented in the Netherlands. Called "jenever", it was originally used for medicinal purposes in the 16th century. The Schiphol Airport is actually 4.5 m below sea level. For 4 evenings in a row during May and June since 1909, thousands of Dutch school children and their parents walk 5 or 10 km at a time through streets in huge processions called the avondvierdaagse, or 'evening four-day marches' while slurping on half-cut lemons and sweets on strings around their necks. 75% of the world's flower bulb production comes from Netherlands. Most graves are leased for 10, 15 or 20 years only and not purchased due to the short supply of grave space. It has more than 4,000 km of navigable canals, rivers and lakes. It was one of the six founding members of the European Union. The highest point in Netherlands, Vaalserberg, is only 323 meters above sea level. The rest of the nation is as flat as a pancake. Parental leave for both full-time working mothers and fathers, is up to 57 days and can be taken at any time until the child is 8 years old. The main square of every city has its own brightly lit Christmas tree. A person drinks on average 74 litres of beer a year in the Netherlands.
The Dutch are the world's biggest coffee drinkers after the Scandinavians with an average of 140 litres of coffee a year or 3.2 cups a day. The Dutch have the lowest incidence of lactose intolerance of any country at only 1%. An average of 2 kilograms of drop or Dutch salty-sweet liquorice is consumed by each person per year with over 80 "typical" kinds of liquorice available to choose from. The famous Dutch windmills were used to pump away water for hundreds of years. About 2/3 of Netherlands is vulnerable to flooding with 25 percent below sea level and 50 percent less than 1m above sea level. 86% of the population speak English as a second language. Rotterdam is the second largest port in the world. The Dutch city of Eindhoven is also known as the "City of Light" because the electronics giant Philips started there with products like light bulbs. The Dutch were the first to import coffee to Europe on a large scale as early as the 1600s and 1700s Dutch brewery Heineken is the 3rd largest beer brewer in the world with over 140 breweries in over 70 countries. Back home, it owns around 50 percent of the Dutch beer market. There are specially-designated "fietspaden" or bike paths all over the country and pedestrians cannot walk on them. According to The Brewers of Europe, the Netherlands exports the largest proportion of beer production of any country in the world with approximately 50%. Its commitment to foreign aid is 2nd among the leading 18 nations according to UNICEF. It has the highest population density in Europe with 487 inhabitants per square kilometre. About 30% of all Dutch births happen at home as a result of a large and established network of certified midwives. The Dutch have been making cheese since 400 AD. The world-famous tulips and tulip fields of Netherlands do not originate from the country. The first tulip bulbs were actually imported from Turkey. It is the bicycle capital of the world with more than 18 million in the country. That's more than 1 bicycle per person. Vincent Willem van Gogh (1853 - 1890) famed for his post-Impressionist work and far-reaching influence on 20th century art was Dutch. In addition to his
world-famous vase of sunflowers and starry night, he produced more than 2,000 paintings in just over 10 years with most of his best-known works in his final 2 years. It would take just 48 hours for an entire province of Flevoland, 3 times the size of Manhattan, New York to be submerged in water if a dyke broke in that area. It the highest number of part-time workers in the European Union with four in every ten people. Dutch electronic dance music has conquered the world with DJs like Armin van Buuren, Tiësto and Afrojack exporting their music to the remotest corners of the world. The exports totalled EUR81.5 million in 2010. One of the most popular snacks in the Netherlands is french fries dipped in mayonnaise. One of the greatest painters and printmakers in European art history, Rembrandt van Rijn (15 July 1606 – 4 October 1669), is Dutch. He is also an important art figure in Dutch history, famous for his work "The Night Watch" (1642). Wooden shoes or clogs or "Klompen" have been popular in the Netherlands for about 700 years as industrial footwear worn by farmers, fishermen, factory workers, artisans and others to protect their feet from injury and keep them dry. Orange is the official colour of Netherlands because of the House of Orange, who led the Dutch revolt against Spain and later became the Dutch royal family. On average, the Dutch person cycles 2.5 km per day and 900 km per year. Cheese markets where farmers' cheeses have been weighed, tasted and prices for the past 300 years still exist in Woerden and Gouda. Despite the rainy weather, the Dutch use raincoats and rain "suits" instead of umbrellas because the windy is too strong and it an acrobatic feat to hold one and cycle at the same time. Although the colours of the Dutch National flag are Red, white & Blue as per the royal decree by Queen Wilhelmina in 1937, an orange pennant is flown as a sign of allegiance of the Dutch people to the House of Orange to accompany the national flag.
Life is better when you’re laughing….
John walks into his 5th floor apartment after a long day of work, he exhaustively sinks into his favourite arm chair, puts up his footrest, turns on the TV, and turns to his wife Hannah, “Honey, please get me a hard drink, I think it’s about to start.” Hannah rolls her eyes, heads to the kitchen, takes out a beer from the fridge, and brings it to John. “Honey”, said John, two minutes later, “please get me another one quickly before it starts.” “WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU, YOU LAZY GOOD FOR NOTHING!” Hannah exclaimed, “DO YOU THINK I’M YOUR PERSONAL WAITER!? YOU PLOP YOURSELF DOWN ON YOUR EASY CHAIR AND EXPECT ME TO BE ON YOUR BECK AND CALL!? IS THAT ALL I’M GOOD FOR!? John sighs, and mutters under his breath, “it’s started….” ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A fellow’s wife went missing and being that everyone knew that he and his wife were in a big fight he was accused of murdering her and disposing of the body. When witness after witness came to the stand testifying to all sorts of horrible threats that the accused threatened his wife and things were looking quite dim for the accused the man’s lawyer got up to the
stand. “Ladies and Gentleman of the jury I have something quite exciting to tell you, if you would all please direct your attention towards the door behind me on my left you will see the supposedly dead women walk in on
her own two feet.” There was a loud murmuring in the courtroom as all eyes turned towards the door. “Ladies and Gentleman” said the lawyer
after a few seconds of anxious waiting, “To be honest with you, nobody is going to be walking through the door, however from the fact that your
eyes all turned towards the door it is quite obvious that you are not sure beyond the shadow of a doubt about my client’s guilt.” To the lawyer’s
great surprise, the jury decided that the man was guilty. “But how could you say that he is guilty? Didn’t I prove it to you?” Questioned the lawyer.
“It is true that we all turned towards the door,” one old lady explained, “but there was person who didn’t.” “Who’s that?” Questioned the
indignant lawyer. “Your client.” Came the reply
Something to colour in…..
Spot the Difference…
THE CHRISTMAS BOOT RAFFLE
Many of you may recall our very large Santa boot that was filled with all of your generously donated items last year…well, it was a
very successful fundraiser, and we would like to do it again. If you would like to donate an item or two, to help fill up the
boot, we would be most grateful. Items could include chocolates, biscuits, small appliances, etc etc….
If you have any questions please see Vicki or Galina or you can call on 9541 3405.
The boot will be in the George’s centre on Monday, 7 th Dec. Items can be dropped off in the George’s centre at any time.
The goodies that we collect in the boot will be the first prize in our Christmas raffle. Last year’s lucky winner of the grand prize
was Lovely Lorraine from the Laundry. There will also be a second, third and fourth prize!
The raffle will be drawn at around 12pm during the Resident Christmas party on the 15th December 2015.
Galina will be selling tickets from the 7th December at $2 for one ticket or $10 for 6 tickets.
All money raised will be used for High Care Activity resources and for the development of our Men’s Shed which was recently
opened. Thank you very much in advance and Good Luck!
Juliana Village Activities Program - DECEMBER 2015
MORNING TEA 10.30AM – 11.00AM / LUNCH 12.30PM – 1.00PM / AFTERNOON TEA 2.30PM -3.00PM / DINNER 5.15PM The program is subject to change if needed.
Time Tuesday 1st
Library Day
Bible study
9:00 –
9:30am
Wednesday 2nd
Bible study
9:00 – 9:30am
Thursday 3rd
Hairdresser
Day
Friday 4th
No
Exercises
Sinterklaas Morning
Tea Celebration10am -12pm in George’s
Centre
Painting with Janine at 1:30pm
Saturda
y 5th
Sunday
6th
9:30am Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises
10:00am Morning Tea Morning Tea Morning Tea Morning Tea
10:30am
10:00 to
12pm Men’s
shed
Singing with
Joy &
Margaret
Craft
Activities
Cultural Day
‘Dutch’
Quiz Time
with
Margaret
Q
U
I
Z
Remembe
r when…
1:45pm –
3:00pm
Music
Therapy
with Jenni
1:30pm
Devotional with
Tony
Chair
Basketball
B
I
N
G
O
Movie in
Sharpe
House
BINGO
1:45PM
Juliana Village Activities Program - DECEMBER 2015
MORNING TEA 10.30AM – 11.00AM / LUNCH 12.30PM – 1.00PM / AFTERNOON TEA 2.30PM -3.00PM / DINNER 5.15PM The program is subject to change if needed.
Logeman Court
Common Room
Praise & Devotional with Tony 1:30pm to
2pm
Happy Hour & Craft 5pm
Afternoon Tea 1.30pm
Time Monday 7th
Renata is
Waxing today.
Bible study
9:00 – 9:30am
Tuesday 8th
Bible study
9:00 – 9:30am
Wednesday 9th
Podiatry Day
Bible study
9:00 – 9:30am
Thursday
10th
Hairdresser
Day
Friday 11th Saturday
12th
Sunda
y 13th
9:30am Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises
10:00am Morning Tea Morning Tea Morning Tea Morning Tea Morning
Tea
Morning Tea
10:30am
Morning Tea
bus trip to Bay
Road Kindy
depart 9:30am
Word
puzzles
Mixed
Activities
10:00 to 12pm
Men’s shed
Singing with
Joy &
Margaret
Craft
Activities
Quiz Time
with
Margaret
Painting
with Janine
Q
U
I
Z
Rememb
er
When…
11:00am
Bingo
Juliana Village Activities Program - DECEMBER 2015
MORNING TEA 10.30AM – 11.00AM / LUNCH 12.30PM – 1.00PM / AFTERNOON TEA 2.30PM -3.00PM / DINNER 5.15PM The program is subject to change if needed.
1:45pm –
3:00pm
BINGO
Toss ‘N Talk
ball
Devotional
with Tony
Quoits
Balloon
Tennis Coffee &
Shop
Short bus
trip 1:30pm
B
I
N
G
O
St Luke’s
Church
At
2:30pm
Logeman Court
Common Room
Praise & Devotional with Tony 1:30pm to
2pm
Happy Hour & Craft 5pm
Afternoon Tea 1.30pm
Time Monday 14th
Bible study
9:00 – 9:30am
Tuesday 15th
Library Day
Bible study
9:00 – 9:30am
Wednesday
16th
Bible study
9:00 – 9:30am
Thursday 17th
Hairdresser
Self-Care
Christmas
Party
Friday 18th Sat 19th Sun
20th
9:30am Exercises
The
George’s
Exercises Exercises Exercises
10:00am Morning Tea Morning Tea Morning
Tea
Morning Tea
Juliana Village Activities Program - DECEMBER 2015
MORNING TEA 10.30AM – 11.00AM / LUNCH 12.30PM – 1.00PM / AFTERNOON TEA 2.30PM -3.00PM / DINNER 5.15PM The program is subject to change if needed.
10:30am Monthly
Shopping trip to
South Gate
Word puzzles
Mixed
Activities
It’s the Christmas
Party for
Sharpe House &
Hostel Residents!!
Centre is closed
today for Spring
Cleaning!
Quiz Time
with Margaret
Painting
with Janine
Q
U
I
Z
remember
when …
1:45pm –
3:00pm
BINGO
Reminiscing
….
Chat and a
cuppa.
Chair
Basket Ball
(Short bus
trip
1:30pm)
B
I
N
G
O
Movie
in
Sharpe
House
BINGO
1:45PM
Logeman Court
Common Room
Praise & Devotional with Tony 1:30pm to
2pm
Happy Hour & Craft 5pm
Afternoon Tea 1.30pm
Juliana Village Activities Program - DECEMBER 2015
MORNING TEA 10.30AM – 11.00AM / LUNCH 12.30PM – 1.00PM / AFTERNOON TEA 2.30PM -3.00PM / DINNER 5.15PM The program is subject to change if needed.
Time Monday 21st
Renata is doing
nails today.
Bible study
9:00 – 9:30am
Tuesday 22nd
Bible study
9:00 – 9:30am
Wednesday
23rd
Bible study
9:00 – 9:30am
Thursday
24th
Hairdresser
Day
Friday 25th
Wishing
you all
a very
Merry
Christm
as
Saturda
y 26th
Sunday
27th
9:30am Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises No
Activitie
s Today
Exercise
s
10:00a
m
Morning Tea Morning Tea Morning Tea Morning Tea Mornin
g Tea
10:30a
m
Word puzzles
&
Mixed
Activities
10:00 to 12pm
Men’s shed
Singing with
Joy & Margaret
Craft
Activities
Quiz Time
with Margaret
Boxin
g Day
Remembe
r
When…
11:00am
Bingo
1:45pm
–
3:00pm
BINGO
Monthly
Birthday party
with Singing
with Spirit the
2pm
Devotional
with Tony
Christmas
Eve
Happy Hour
Boxin
g Day
St
Luke’s
Church
At
2:30pm
Christmas Lights
Bus trip meet at
6:30pm in the
George’s Centre
Juliana Village Activities Program - DECEMBER 2015
MORNING TEA 10.30AM – 11.00AM / LUNCH 12.30PM – 1.00PM / AFTERNOON TEA 2.30PM -3.00PM / DINNER 5.15PM The program is subject to change if needed.
Logeman Court
Common Room
Praise & Devotional with Tony 1:30pm to
2pm
Happy Hour & Craft 5pm
Time Monday 28th
Bible study
9:00 – 9:30am
Tuesday 29th
Library Day
Bible study
9:00 – 9:30am
Wednesday
30th
Bible study
9:00 – 9:30am
Thursday 31st
9:30am Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises
10:00a
m
Morning Tea Morning Tea Morning Tea Morning Tea
10:30a
m
Public
Holiday
Jeanette will
be in to provide
activities
Public
Holiday
Jeanette will
be in to provide
activities
Craft
Activities
New Year’s
Eve
HAPPY
HOUR
at 2:00pm
1:45pm
–
3:00pm
Mixed
Activities
Juliana Village Activities Program - DECEMBER 2015
MORNING TEA 10.30AM – 11.00AM / LUNCH 12.30PM – 1.00PM / AFTERNOON TEA 2.30PM -3.00PM / DINNER 5.15PM The program is subject to change if needed.
TIME Tuesday 1st
Library Day
Chaplain is in
today
Wednesday 2nd
Chaplain is in
today
Thursday 3rd HAIRDRESSER'S
(Painting all
day)
Friday 4th Saturday 5th
& Sunday 6th
9.30am Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises
10.00am Morning Tea
Darts
&
Ball games
Jeanette’s Café
News and
Morning Tea
Sinterklaas Morning Tea Celebration
10am to 12pm in George’s
Centre
Precious Pats
11am to
12pm
Movies
Residents
11.00am Pet Therapy Ball games
Craft
activities
Logeman Court
Common Room
Praise & Devotional with Tony 1:30pm to
2pm
Happy Hour & Craft 5pm
Juliana Village Activities Program - DECEMBER 2015
MORNING TEA 10.30AM – 11.00AM / LUNCH 12.30PM – 1.00PM / AFTERNOON TEA 2.30PM -3.00PM / DINNER 5.15PM The program is subject to change if needed.
choice
1.00pm REST TIME REST TIME REST TIME REST TIME REST TIME
FROM
1.20pm
2.00pm
Hand and Foot
Massage
& DVD
BINGO
1:30pm – 2pm
Word Quizzes
2pm -3pm
1:1 time with
Leanne
3pm singalong
Movie
Music
TIME Monday 7th
BINGO (PM)
Chaplain is
in today
Tuesday 8th
Chaplain is in
today
Wednesday 9th
Podiatry Day
Chaplain is in
today
Thursday 10th
HAIRDRESSER'S
(Painting all
day)
Friday 11th Saturday 12th
& Sunday 13th
(St Luke’s)
9.30am Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises
Juliana Village Activities Program - DECEMBER 2015
MORNING TEA 10.30AM – 11.00AM / LUNCH 12.30PM – 1.00PM / AFTERNOON TEA 2.30PM -3.00PM / DINNER 5.15PM The program is subject to change if needed.
10.00a
m
Morning Tea
Remember
When…
Group
Discussion
Gardening
Morning Tea
Darts
&
Ball games
Jeanette’s Cafe
News and
Morning Tea
News and
Morning Tea
Movies
Residents
choice
11.00a
m
Ball Games
“Sing along”
Pet therapy
Ball games
Craft Activities
1.00pm REST TIME REST TIME REST TIME REST TIME REST TIME REST TIME
FROM
1.20pm
2.00pm
Movie
&
1:1 time
with Jeanette
Music Therapy
with Jenni
2pm
BINGO
1:30pm – 2pm
Word Quizzes
2pm -3pm
1:1 time with
Leanne
3pm singalong
Movie
Music
Juliana Village Activities Program - DECEMBER 2015
MORNING TEA 10.30AM – 11.00AM / LUNCH 12.30PM – 1.00PM / AFTERNOON TEA 2.30PM -3.00PM / DINNER 5.15PM The program is subject to change if needed.
Time Monday 14th
BINGO (PM)
Chaplain is in
today
Tuesday 15th
Library Day
Chaplain is
in today
Wednesday
16th
Chaplain is
in today
Thursday 17th
HAIRDRESSER'S
(Painting all
day)
Friday 18th Saturday
19th &
Sunday 20th
9:30am Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises
10:00am
Word Search
and Group
Discussion
It’s the Christmas
Party for
Sharpe House &
Hostel Residents!!
Mixed activities
News and
Morning Tea
News and
Morning Tea
Precious
Pats
11am to
12pm
Movies
Residents
choice
11:am
Ball Games
“Sing along”
Pet therapy
Ball games
Craft
Activities
1:00PM REST TIME REST TIME REST TIME REST TIME REST TIME REST TIME
Juliana Village Activities Program - DECEMBER 2015
MORNING TEA 10.30AM – 11.00AM / LUNCH 12.30PM – 1.00PM / AFTERNOON TEA 2.30PM -3.00PM / DINNER 5.15PM The program is subject to change if needed.
TIME Monday 21st
BINGO (PM)
Christmas
light outing
Chaplain is in
today
Tuesday 22nd
Monthly
birthday party
Chaplain is in
today
Wednesday
23rd
Chaplain is in
today
Thursday 24th
(Christmas
Eve Happy
Hour 2pm)
HAIRDRESSER'
S
Friday 25th
Wishing
you all
a very
Merry
Saturday 26th
& Sunday 27th
(St Luke’s)
9.30am Exercises Exercises Exercises Exercises
10.00am
Morning Tea
Remember
When…
Group
Discussion
Morning Tea
Darts
&
Ball games
Jeanette’s Cafe
(Painting all
day)
News and
Morning Tea
Movies
FROM
1.20pm
2.00pm
Movie
&
1:1 time with
Jeanette
Music
Therapy
with Jenni
2pm
BINGO
1:30pm – 2pm
Word Quizzes
2pm -3pm
1:1 time with
Leanne
3pm singalong
Movie
Music
Juliana Village Activities Program - DECEMBER 2015
MORNING TEA 10.30AM – 11.00AM / LUNCH 12.30PM – 1.00PM / AFTERNOON TEA 2.30PM -3.00PM / DINNER 5.15PM The program is subject to change if needed.
11.00am Ball Games
“Sing along”
Pet therapy
Ball games
Christma
s
Residents
choice
1.00pm REST TIME REST TIME REST TIME REST TIME REST TIME
FROM
1.20pm
2.00pm
Movie
&
1:1 time with
Jeanette
Hand and Foot
Massage
& DVD
BINGO
1:30pm – 2pm
Word Quizzes
2pm -3pm
1:1 time with
Leanne
3pm singalong
Music
TIME Monday 28th
Tuesday 29th
Wednesday
30th
Chaplain is in
today
Thursday 31st
New Year’s
Eve Happy
Hour 2pm
(Painting all
day)
9.30am No Exercises No Exercises Exercises Exercises
Juliana Village Activities Program - DECEMBER 2015
MORNING TEA 10.30AM – 11.00AM / LUNCH 12.30PM – 1.00PM / AFTERNOON TEA 2.30PM -3.00PM / DINNER 5.15PM The program is subject to change if needed.
10.00am
Public Holiday
Public Holiday
Jeanette’s Cafe
News and
Morning Tea
11.00am
No activities
Today
No activities
Today
Pet therapy
Ball games
1.00pm REST TIME REST TIME REST TIME REST TIME
FROM
1.20pm
2.00pm
BINGO
1:30pm – 2pm
Word Quizzes
2pm -3pm
1:1 time with
Leanne
3pm singalong
