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JULIANA VILLAGE July 2018 Juliana Village Activities Program – July 2018 JULIANA VILLAGE RESIDENTS’ NEWSLETTER July 2018 Juliana Village Activities Program – July 2018 Mon 2nd - Monthly Shopping Trip to Southgate at 10:30am with Shire Mini Bus. - Renata Nail Appointments - BINGO with Lorna at 1:45pm Tue 3rd - Music at 10:30am & Men’s Shed 10am -12pm - Music Therapy with Jenni at 2:15pm in GC Wed 4th - Podiatry Day - 9:30am in Georges Centre, - Devotion with Tony at 1:45pm Thurs 5th - Hairdresser Day, - Laughter Yoga at 2pm in GC Fri 6th - Painting Therapy with Janine at 10:30am, - Short Bus Trip at 1:15pm with Shire Mini Bus. - Residents Committee Meeting 2pm Mon 9th - BINGO with Lorna at 1:45pm , Tue 10th -Library Day , - Music at 10:30am, -Monthly Lunch Outing to: Bundeena Memorial RSL Club-$30pp, Bus departs at 10:30am with Activus Wed 11th -Devotion with Tony at 1:45pm in GC Thurs 12th - Hairdresser Day, - Birthday Party with Bollywood Dancers at 2:00pm Fri 13th - Painting Therapy with Janine at 10:30am Mon 16th - Renata Nail Appointments - BINGO with Lorna at 1:45pm Tue 17th - Music Sing-a-long at 10:30am & Men’s Shed with Tony 10am-12pm Wed 18th - Podiatry Day - Hairdresser in Today - Devotion with Tony at 1:45pm in GC Thurs 19th - Christmas in July Event at Panorama House, Bus Departs at 10:30am Fri 20th - Painting Therapy with Janine at 10:30am Mon 23rd h - BINGO with Lorna at 1:45pm , - Renata Nail Appointments Tue 24th - Library Day , - Music Sing-a-long & Men’s Shed 10am-12pm Wed 25th Devotion with Tony at 1:45pm in GC Thurs 26th - Hairdresser Day -Happy Hour at 2pm Fri 27th -Painting Therapy with Janine at 10:30am, - Short Shopping Trip to Menai Marketplace at 1:15pm with Activus . Mon 30th - BINGO with Lorna at 1:45pm Tue 31st - Music Sing-a-long & Men’s Shed 10am-12pm ** Please see the notice board for unforeseen changes to this program** Juliana Village Activities Program – July 2018 JULY BIRTHDAYS Hostel and Sharpe House th 5 June Murphy th 12 Billy Smith 19th Velda Sorensen & Pat Steele 25th Maria Keune 26th Wendy O’Brien 29th Myrie Russell 31st Corrie Claesen Self-Care 10th Pat Malone 11th John Zandvleit 17th Johanna De Groot 18th Valerie Pilgrim 25th Marjorie Yuile 29th Peter Coughlan Staff birthdays: 1st Kranti Gurung rd 3 Urmila KATWAL th 6 Sizhao Gong th 14 Mieke Franzen & Prativa Subedi th 19 Deepa Rana th 26 Pat Powell Famous People 13th Harrison Ford ( 1942 )- Movie Actor 24th Amelia Earhart ( 1897) – Aviation Pioneer/Pilot 30th Arnold Schwarzenegger ( 1947)- Movie Actor Juliana Village Activities Program – July 2018 Lunch Outing Bus Trips : As residents have previously been advised we have needed to make changes to the day in which our Lunch Outings will take place. From this month onwards, we will be going on a Tuesday (instead of Wednesday). Activus can only provide us with a wheelchair accessible bus on Tuesdays. Friday Afternoon Short Bus Trips - We will continue to alternate months for these trips with a wheelchair accessible bus .The dates are as follows- 17th August and 19th October . These dates will be published in future Newsletters. _______________________________________________________________ Spiritual Services at Juliana Village For your spiritual needs Pastor Mike is available Monday to Wednesday and who also gives a devotional service on Wednesday afternoons. Mike also holds bible studies in his Chapel from 9am to 9:30am on Monday to Wednesday. These times can always be found in the monthly program. Chaplain Tony will be away until 3rd July 2018 On behalf of the residents & staff at Juliana Village, we wish to Thank Pastor Mike Pearson for his Devotion Services, Bible Study Group and for his attentiveness while Chaplain Tony has been on holidays. You will be missed & your time with us has been very much appreciated. __________________________________________________________________________ Our Lady Star of the Sea For those wishing to receive Catholic Communion, Please Contact Ineke on 9524 9226 ______________________________________________________________________ PODIATRIST : Vincent attends to residents at Juliana Village on a fortnightly (every2 weeks ) basis. If you wish to make an appointment, please advise an RAO or Nursing staff member. Podiatry dates are published in every newsletter. Juliana Village Activities Program – July 2018 The Village Shop located in next to the Chapel is Open between 3pm - 4pm, Monday to Friday. The shop contains a variety of condiments, biscuits, treats & gifts. ___________________________________ Hairdresser Appointments Jean our Hairdresser is available in the Salon for Perms, Styling, Hair-cuts, Colours, Wash & Blow-waves. Appointments can be made through the Nurses Stations or with RAO Staff. For residents who are unable to attend the salon, Jean can provide these services in resident’s rooms. Your Mail: Dear Residents, the Bruinsma Hostel (mail box area) .Please place any letters that you would like posted, into this box. Rose from the office clears this mail box throughout the week. If you have any questions regarding your mail please speak to Rose in the main office. Logemen & Miranda/Bimbadeen Court Residents A movie will be shown at 3pm in the Common Room of Logeman Court and afterwards (5pm) residents will enjoy Happy Hour together. *** This may be subject to change, So for further information call Jo: 9540 5090 or Judy: 9525 6225. We wish to Thank -Ria Van der Meyden for making & donating the beautifully knitted Poppies for our future Anzac Day & Remembrance Services. Our residents & staff will be able to wear them at future events. Juliana Village Activities Program – July 2018 Laughter Yoga Class in the Georges Centre Where: The Georges Centre With: Cesar Melendez th When : Thursday 5 July Time : 2pm Laughter Yoga Class in Sharpe House, Level 2 With: Cesar Melendez When : Monday 9th , 23rd & 30th Where: Level 2, Sharpe House Time : 11:00am Zumba Classes with Julie are available to all residents of the Village to participate. They take place on Level 2 in Sharpe House twice a month and once a month in the Georges Centre. Sharpe House Level 2 When : 18th & 25th July Time : 9:45am Georges Centre When : 4th July Time : 9:30am _______________________________________________________________ Music Therapy with Jenni Jenni Murphy is a qualified Music Therapist who conducts a Music Group twice a month. These sessions are available to all residents of Juliana Village & take place on Level 2 in Sharpe House and in the Georges Centre. Georges Centre : When : Tuesday 3rd July Time : 2:00pm Sharpe House Level 2 : When : Tuesday 17th July Time : 2:00pm Juliana Village Activities Program – July 2018 Annual Christmas in July Luncheon When: Thursday, 19th July 2018 Where: Panorama House, Bulli Tops Time: Bus Departs at 10:30am and returns to Juliana Village at 3:30pm Please ensure you RSVP by completing the form attached to your Invitation. Alternatively, you can call either number listed below . Rose in the Main Office on 9541 3400 RAO Staff in Georges Centre 9541 3405 ** If we do not receive your RSVP by -Friday 6th July 2018, we will not be able to accommodate you at the event. Christmas in July Raffle : Tickets on sale: Monday 2nd July at 9am 1 for $2.00 6 for $10.00 To purchase tickets, please see the RAO Staff on Level 2 in Sharpe House or the Georges Centre. Juliana Village Activities Program – July 2018 The Culture of the month is : Italian 8 Most Famous Landmarks in Italy 1. Milan Cathedral Also known as the Duomo di Milano, this grand building is the second largest Catholic cathedral in the world. Only Spain’s Seville Cathedral is larger. The Milan Cathedral is a wondrous white structure that covers an entire block. Its exterior features thousands of spires, and there are more statutes on this gothic and neogothic cathedral than on any other building in the world. Construction on this building first began in 1386, but — probably not surprising given its size — it took approximately five centuries to complete. With five naves, the interior of this cathedral is also very large. If you have time, make sure to venture to the top of the cathedral where you can enjoy stunning views of the surrounding area. 2. Cathedral of Monreale Located in Sicily, this attractive building can be found just a few miles from Palermo, the capital city of this island. The Monreale Cathedral, which was once a part of a royal complex, is considered by many to be the finest example of Norman architecture in Sicily. Construction first began on this building in the 12th century and because Sicilian and Byzantine craftsmen worked on the project, you can see influences from both cultures throughout the cathedral. Juliana Village Activities Program – July 2018 The Monreale Cathedral is most famous for the gorgeous golden mosaics depicting events from the Bible that cover its interior. And if you decide to make the climb to the top of this cathedral, which is located high up on a slope of Monte Caputo, you will be rewarded with beautiful views of Palermo. 3. Ponte Vecchio The much-photographed Ponte Vecchio, which spans the Arno River, is the oldest bridge in Florence. The bridge as it appears today dates back to 1345, though it is believed that there may have been a structure spanning the river prior to that. The Ponte Vecchio you can see today is a closed medieval stone bridge that is home to numerous goldsmiths and jewelry shops and is bustling with tourists. During World War II, this bridge was the only one spared by the Germans as they retreated. Local legend claims that it was Adolf Hitler who ordered that the famous bridge be spared because he was so impressed with it during his visit to Florence in 1939.
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