Heart of the Manor October 2002

Friends, Family and Love

Our Mission: Celebrating Family,

Friendship & Love

Our Values:

Respect & Dignity

Holistic Care

Dedicated to Quality Service

Community Oriented

Homey Lifestyle

Our Vision: Innovating Excellence in Resident-Centred Care

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Birthday Greetings

October

Birth stone: The Opal symbolizes mystery

Flower: Common Marigold

Eugene Goulah Oct.9th Frank Doran Oct.10th

Jessie Johnston Oct.15th Mary O=Brien Oct. 19^th

Dale Embury Oct. 27^th Bill Heath Oct. 29^th

Mary Smith Volunteer Oct. 10^th

Family and friends are invited to join our Birthday Party on

Tuesday, October 22nd at 2:00PM.

Welcome to Our Home.........

A warm welcome is extended to Dale Embury . We hope you are feeling at home with us and becoming acquainted with the others.

Bereavement

Our sympathy is extended to the families of Don Munroe and Harold Giles . These gentlemen will be missed.

Farewell to......

A fond farewell is extended to Ida Weedman who has moved to Trent Valley Lodge in Trenton. We hope that she will enjoy her new home.

Attention Readers:

Please take notice of some of our upcoming events.

On Friday October the 18^th, we will be having our Harvest Tea.

On Tuesday October 29^th , we will be having a Women=s Clothing Retail Party. Everyone is encouraged to attend.

On Wednesday October 30^th we will be having our Halloween Party.

Wear your most disguising costume and join in the fun.

Did you know.................................

C Turkey was one of the first foods on the moon. When Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin ate their first meal on the moon, it consisted of roast turkey with all the trimmings.

C The Guiness Book of Records states that the largest dressed weight (cooked, with dressing) recorded for a turkey is 39.09kg(86lbs) on Dec. 12,1989. Wow!

FROM THE DESK OF JUDY NORLOCK;

Good News

Stirling Manor is pleased to inform residents and families that the Trenton Memorial Hospital will now be the facility utilized for medical transfers, whether of an elective or emergency nature. Dr. Gordon Hutchings, our Medical Advisor, has active privileges at the Trenton Memorial Hospital and also does calls in the emergency room. The change provides a continuity in our resident=s medical services and is in keeping with our continuous improvement philosophy.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask.

Kindest regards,

Judy Norlock ,Adm.