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Community Events Chronicle November 2013 Community Events Chronicle November 2013 Volunteer of the Month We have 2 co-op students at Kennebec Manor who have been working with us since September and will be with us until January. Both are named “Dallas” which is quite unusual, since one is male and the other female. Both these young people are very eager to help and are appreciated by the residents and staff. Dallas Lewis, shown here with our nurse manager, Gillian Miller, came to us from Harbour View High. She lives at home with her parents and has a part-time job at Walmart. Dallas plans to take the PSW course when she graduates this June and then later, the LPN course. Dallas, God bless your future endeavours! Dallas Douglas, shown here with Phyllis, came to us from St. Malachy’s High. He is a grade 12 student and is trying to decide what his future plans are. He lives at home with his parents and younger brother, Dakota. Dallas, we wish you all the best and God bless you for bringing joy to our residents!

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Page 1: KMI Nov. Newsletter

Community Events Chronicle

November 2013

Community Events Chronicle

November 2013

Volunteer of the Month

We have 2 co-op students at Kennebec Manor who have been working with us since September and will be with us until January. Both are named “Dallas” which is quite unusual, since one is male and the other female. Both these young

people are very eager to help and are appreciated by the residents and staff.

Dallas Lewis, shown here with our nurse manager, Gillian Miller, came to us from Harbour View High. She lives at

home with her parents and has a part-time job at Walmart.

Dallas plans to take the PSW course when she graduates

this June and then later, the LPN course.

Dallas, God bless your future endeavours!

Dallas Douglas, shown here with Phyllis, came to us from St. Malachy’s High. He is a grade 12 student and is trying to

decide what his future plans are.

He lives at home with his parents and younger brother,

Dakota.

Dallas, we wish you all the best and God bless you for

bringing joy to our residents!

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Party is Nov 1st at 1:30pm in the Party is Nov 1st at 1:30pm in the Party is Nov 1st at 1:30pm in the Atrium with Delbert WordenAtrium with Delbert WordenAtrium with Delbert Worden

Brendan Smyth Nov 5th

Gaitanne Gillespie Nov 10th

Kenneth Ayer Nov 11th

Clarence Caissie Nov 16th

Laurie Arseneault Nov 26th

Jean Danells Nov 29th

COMMUNITY EVENTS CHRONICLE NOVEMBER 2013

Over the Top

We all feel a little out of sorts when we are having a ‘bad hair day’. At Ken-nebec Manor - Paula Boudreau - works in our Hair Salon. Paula goes above and beyond to ensure our residents have their esthetics needs met.

Paula began her journey at Kennebec 9 years ago.

She is wonderful, caring, patient and offers an individual outlook to each and EVERY resident. There are so many wonderful looking hair do’s. Not only

that but they are all different to suit each resident in an individual way. Normally what you see is the same hair cut with rollers. We are all so proud to say that her attention to detail while giving care to residents

does not just stop at the hair, but their total beauty appearance, like removing facial hair, etc.

Even the male residents get cuts and shaved to suit their needs.

Paula never seems hurried and knows the desires of the residents and of how to improve their looks, just as

they would have expected in their younger years.

If you look good, you feel good! Thank you Paula for going over the top for our residents!!

Time change - Saturday, November 2nd - Midnight

Remember to set your clock BACK 1 hour!!

Do you have a Flu like illness? Do you have a Flu like illness? Do you have a Flu like illness? Do you have a Flu like illness? Cough & Fever plus either

a sore throat, sore joints, sore muscles or exhaustion.

Please help us protect our residents - Please don’t visit until well!! Please don’t visit until well!! Please don’t visit until well!! Please don’t visit until well!!

It is also important to have a flu vaccination.It is also important to have a flu vaccination.It is also important to have a flu vaccination.It is also important to have a flu vaccination.

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COMMUNITY EVENTS CHRONICLE NOVEMBER 2013

SHOEBOX REMINDERSHOEBOX REMINDERSHOEBOX REMINDERSHOEBOX REMINDER

Kennebec Manor is gearing up for the annual shoe box campaign! Please join forces and

get your family, children and grandchildren involved. Empty boxes may be picked up after

November 1st, and once boxes are filled, they can be dropped off at the front desk or nurse’s

station.

Collection week for the filled boxes is November 18th. Thank you and God Bless!!

In Loving MemoryIn Loving MemoryIn Loving MemoryIn Loving Memory

Bertha Melvin Bertha Melvin Bertha Melvin Bertha Melvin

Feb 13, 1920 Feb 13, 1920 Feb 13, 1920 Feb 13, 1920 ---- Oct 22, 2013 Oct 22, 2013 Oct 22, 2013 Oct 22, 2013

COMMUNITY EVENTS CHRONICLE NOVEMBER 2013

Apple Crisp FundraiserApple Crisp FundraiserApple Crisp FundraiserApple Crisp Fundraiser

Once again, we had a very successful annual fall Once again, we had a very successful annual fall Once again, we had a very successful annual fall Once again, we had a very successful annual fall Apple Crisp Apple Crisp Apple Crisp Apple Crisp FundraiserFundraiserFundraiserFundraiser. Many hands made less work by staff, volunteers and . Many hands made less work by staff, volunteers and . Many hands made less work by staff, volunteers and . Many hands made less work by staff, volunteers and residents. Total proceeds exceeded $1,100.00!!residents. Total proceeds exceeded $1,100.00!!residents. Total proceeds exceeded $1,100.00!!residents. Total proceeds exceeded $1,100.00!!

Welcome to KMIWelcome to KMIWelcome to KMIWelcome to KMI

We are very pleased to introduce 3 new We are very pleased to introduce 3 new We are very pleased to introduce 3 new We are very pleased to introduce 3 new residents, please introduce yourself and residents, please introduce yourself and residents, please introduce yourself and residents, please introduce yourself and make them feel at home.make them feel at home.make them feel at home.make them feel at home.

Floyd Marks Floyd Marks Floyd Marks Floyd Marks

October 1, 2013October 1, 2013October 1, 2013October 1, 2013

Brendan Smyth Brendan Smyth Brendan Smyth Brendan Smyth

October 3, 2013 October 3, 2013 October 3, 2013 October 3, 2013

Gaitanne Gillespie Gaitanne Gillespie Gaitanne Gillespie Gaitanne Gillespie

Octob er 25, 2013 Octob er 25, 2013 Octob er 25, 2013 Octob er 25, 2013

Remembrance Day Service

Monday, November 11th at 10:30AM

In the Atrium

We encourage any of our residents or family members who are veterans to wear their appropriate regalia & medals. Everyone is welcome to attend and show our support for those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice

for our freedom.

Cough & Fever plus either

a sore throat, sore joints, sore muscles or exhaustion.

Please don’t visit until well!! Please don’t visit until well!! Please don’t visit until well!! Please don’t visit until well!!

What a wonderful Halloween Party we had! What a wonderful Halloween Party we had! What a wonderful Halloween Party we had! What a wonderful Halloween Party we had!

Some of the residents and staff were in costume Some of the residents and staff were in costume Some of the residents and staff were in costume Some of the residents and staff were in costume

and all had a great time passing out treats to the and all had a great time passing out treats to the and all had a great time passing out treats to the and all had a great time passing out treats to the

children. children. children. children.

Our residents enjoy watching these Our residents enjoy watching these Our residents enjoy watching these Our residents enjoy watching these

beautiful visitors almost every day.beautiful visitors almost every day.beautiful visitors almost every day.beautiful visitors almost every day.

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On Tuesday, December 3, Kings Way LifeCare Alliance will take part in a nation wide fundraising day. This day will bring ‘giving’ to a whole new level. Consider making a donation to the Foundation as part of your holiday giving. Simply visit our website and look for the

‘Donate Now’ button.

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Bulk Buying Program

The Foundation is very excited to inform our staff that we will now have a bulk buying program from one of our food suppliers –

Sysco. Here is an update on how it will work:

1. Place your order at Reception. Simply check off the item

and quantity.

2. Pay for your purchase at time of order.

3. Orders will be placed twice a month – approximately the

15th and end of month for those items that are paid for.

4. Items will be delivered to Kennebec Manor and you will be responsible for picking up from the Nutrition Staff within a

day or so of delivery due to freezer space.

5. If quantities are too large, perhaps consider sharing with a

friend or co-worker.

CHRONICLE HERALD NOVEMBER 2013

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CHRONICLE HERALD NOVEMBER 2013

MOMENTS OF JOY

We are now 23 months into our campaign Moments of Joy and I am very excited

to report that we have received a total of over $405,619 in pledges and donations. These came from staff, volunteers, resident’s families, Board of

Directors, our suppliers and the community.

Our Chair and Cabinet are actively working on our behalf in asking their

business associates and philanthropists for support. Their efforts are greatly

appreciated as we have received some significant contributions to our Campaign.

Our community is very generous!

Sensory Room-Kennebec Manor

We are very excited to share that an anonymous donor came forth and will be

donating $30,000 to support the Sensory Room. Location will be determined in

the future to coincide with Multi-Purpose Room.

Sensory Room-Kings Way Care Centre

Sensory Room at Kings Way is now open.

Court-Yard-Upgrades-Kings Way Care Centre

The Outdoor Secure Patio is sponsored. There are only two patios left and two

patio’s are now complete and being enjoyed by residents.

Wheelchair Accessible Bus – Kennebec Manor

We have the Bus!!!! A Special Thank you to everyone who helped raise funds

and especially to Tom & Pam May and Danny & Sharon Joyce & NAPA Auto

Parts.

Thanks to everyone for your continued support. Together we can make a

difference in the lives of those we serve!

Kim Shaw

Foundation Director

Kings Way LifeCare Alliance

(506) 847-1131 x1124

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Pastor’s Corner

“Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God; and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds

through Christ Jesus.” Phil. 4:6-7

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Anglican Communion - Friday, Nov 4th at 10:30AM - Atrium

Bible Study- Mondays at 1:30PM in Activity Centre

Catholic Mass - Wed, Nov 9th & Mon, Nov 28th at 10:30AM - Atrium

Protestant Communion - Monday, Nov 18th at 11:00AM - Atrium

Chapel - Wednesday, Nov 16th at 10:30AM with Pastor Perry - Atrium

Sunday Worship - Sunday, Nov 29th at 2:30PM with Rev. Brenda Schyf

COMMUNITY EVENTS CHRONICLE NOVEMBER 2013

November Events

Nov 7 Thu 1:30PM Birthday/Del Worden Atrium

Nov 8/9 Fri/Sat 9:30AM Regal Sale Activity Room

Nov 11 Mon 10:30AM Remembrance Day Atrium

Nov 12 Tue 11:30PM Holly’s Diner Bus Outing

Nov 13 Wed 1:15PM Fall Drive Bus Outing

Nov 15 Fri 1:00PM Christmas Child Activity Room

Nov 16 Sat 4:30PM Santa Parade Bus Outing

Nov 22 Fri 1:00PM NB Museum Bus Outing

Nov 26 Tue 11:30AM Howard Johnson Bus Outing