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UPDATE FROM STRATFORD

Dear family members and friends of Andrews of

We had a wonderful August at our home We hel barbecue, enjoyed a blueberry social, had lots of summertime crafts

This month we will celebrate Labour Day, ackno Truth and Reconciliation, host a marshmallow ro pickling party, our Shellfish Festival celebration

I hope you all had a lovely summer with lots of t family and I wish you a beautiful September

Sincerely, - Roxanne

Team member Laura MacArthur, an LPN, and resident Anna Doucette share a laugh while walking to lunch at Andrews of Summerside
ROXANNE THIBODEAU : DIRECTOR OF CARE

B L U E B E R R Y S O C I A L

Andrews of Stratford residents enjoyed a blueberry social in August. There was music, dancing, fresh blueberry scones and some fun blueberry trivia facts.

S T R A T F O R D ’ S F A M I L Y B B Q

Andrews of Stratford residents and their families took part in the annual Family BBQ in August. There was food, drinks, live music and lots of laughter. It’s an event our residents look forward to every summer and we are thrilled to be able to host.

Andrews of Parkhill resident Mary Ratelle recently turned 104. We celebrated with a barbecue, gifts and special guests including Summerside mayor Dan Kutcher, MLA Barb Ramsay and Mary’s family.

N A T I O N A L A C A D I A N D A Y

Residents at Andrews of Charlottetown celebrated National Acadian Day in August by taking part in the Tintamarre, a parade where revelers march to the music of bells, horns, drums, pots and pans. Residents then enjoyed traditional Acadian treats like sugar tarts, along with tea and coffee.

No place like home

Park West resident Raymond Toews demonstrates

how to construct a simple, but sturdy bird house

Raymond’s birdhouses are made of six pieces of pressure-treated wood. He prefers a front board of 10 inches in height with a 1 and 3/8 inch hole drilled approximately 1 and 3/4 inches from the top. To simplify assembly, he pre-drills all his screws. He then uses wood glue to secure the pieces in place before tightening the screws. The first step is to secure the two side pieces to the back piece to form the basic structure.

The next step is to secure the front board. Raymond uses pre-drilled pennies (one on each side of the front board) as spacers. He then uses two screws (one on each side, lined up with the pennies) to tighten the board into place. This set-up allows the front of be opened and closed without taking the whole house apart, making cleaning easier. At this point, he secures the base, or bottom, piece. This leaves only the roof piece to be secured.

The final step is to secure the sloped roof. The roof is designed to overhang, offering shelter around the entrance. Again, Raymond pre-drills his holes, uses wood glue and tightens his screws into place.

Specs:

Front board - 10 inches

Side boards - Angle cut. 10" x 12", front to back

Back board - 12 inches

Base - 4" 1/8 cut from 1" x 6" board, ventilated.

Roof - Cut 1" x 8" x 9" length. Approx. 1" ,overhang. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

ABOVE & BEYOND AUGUST WINNER

Every month our team and residents recognize

Gurpreet was recognized for going above and beyond

Our Above and Beyond winner for August is Gurpreet Kaur Gurpreet is wonderful with our residents, always willing to go the extra mile We are fortunate to have her at Andrews of Stratford Gurpreet started working as a dietary aid in 2023 before transferring to caregiver, a role she remains in today Congratulations Gurpreet!

SEPTEMBER

10:30 AM - SERVICE WITH SISTER ANNE IN THE CHAPEL

HAPPYGRANDPARENTS DAY

10:30 AM - TRINITY UNITED CHURCH CHANNEL 610

6:30

- SPECIAL EVENING MUSIC WITH ALLISON COLES & JUST FOR FUN GROUP

HAPPYBIRTHDAY JUNENICOLLE

10:30 AM - FUN & FITNESS

2 PM - AFTERNOON OF TUNES WITH THE “CORNWALL MISFITS PAT, BRENDON, DIANE & LOU

9:15 AM - NEWS & VIEWS 10:30 AM - FUN & FITNESS FALL FLAVORS 1:30 PM - LET’S PLAY BINGO!

3 PM - CAMPFIRE ON THE PATIO (MUSIC & SMORES)

AM - NEWS & VIEWS 10:30 AM - FUN & FITNESS 2 PM - ENTERTAINMENT WITH IMAGINE FIVE

9:15 AM - NEWS & VIEWS 10:30 AM - FUN & FITNESS

2 PM - WELCOME BACK TO AFTERNOON OF MUSIC WITH THE CROWBLACK CHICKENS

9:15 AM - NEWS & VIEWS 10:30 AM - FUN & FITNESS

2 PM - MUSIC & FUN WITH FULLERTONS MARSH FRANK RANDY & WILLY

9:15 AM - NEWS & VIEWS 10:30 AM - FUN & FITNESS FALL FLAVORS 1:30 PM - LETS MAKE MUSTARD PICKLES! 9:15 AM - NEWS & VIEWS

AM - CATHOLIC MASS WITH FATHER WILLICK & SISTER ANNE 1:30 PM - MONTHLY BIRTHDAY PARTY MUSIC WITH DAVID MOORE 10:30 AM - SERVICE WITH

10:30 AM - FUN & FITNESS

1:30 PM - SCENIC BUS DRIVE TO THE APPLE ORCHARD PLEASE SIGN UP!

HAPPYBIRTHDAY IVANMORRISON 30

HAPPYBIRTHDAY WINNILEEDUNNING

NATIONAL DAY OF TRUTH &RECONCILATION HOLIDAY

GAMES

Sudoku

The object of the puzzle is to fill the remaining squares, using all the numbers 1–9 exactly once in each row, column, and the nine 3 × 3 subgrids

Community Cash 50/50

Weekly 50/50 draw in support of support not for profit groups including Murphy s Pharmacies Community Centre and the Holland College Athletics Department Anyone can play for just $2/week

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