Transcript Slide 4 - Sharon Village Care Homes

Kensington Village Mission Statement:
Providing “Resident First” Care
Construction
Update
We have completed the
Retirement home side entrance
and are working on cleaning
and organizing this area.
Thank you everyone for your
patience during this phase.
On the Long Term Care side the
2nd floor balcony is having the
glass installed and is going well.
On the 1st floor construction
work by all trades is going as
planned and moving forward!
Any questions, please call:
Leslie DuCharme @ 519-455-3910
ext-255
Any questions regarding the
construction please call:
Amy Schlegel @ 519-476-8088
GREETINGS FROM
THE KITCHEN !
I’m probably speaking for the
majority when I say that March
can not come soon enough! This
month we will be taking a
Culinary Tour of Mexico,
sampling some Beers in honor of
St. Patrick’s Day, enjoying the
fresh flavors and nutritious
benefits of our second smoothie
bar and finally discussing the
different celebrations of Easter
from around the world.
We appreciate all the feedback
regarding the food quality. We
hope that you are enjoying some
of the foods prepared in our new
Rational oven, like the grilled
cheese sandwich!
Thank you for all your input and
please continue to let us know
how we are doing.
Culinary Quote of the Month
“Only Irish Coffee provides in a
single glass, all 4 essential food
groups: alcohol, caffeine, sugar and
fat”
-Alex Levine
Anna Prendergast
Director of Dietary Services
&
Chris Zouzal
Retirement Dietary Supervisor
Kensington Village Retirement/Nursing Home
March 2016
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From Administration
Fun facts about Easter:
- Americans consume over 16
million Jelly Beans at Easter,
enough to circle the globe 3 times
over.
- 76% of People eat the ears on
the Chocolate Bunny first.
- 90 million Chocolate
Bunnies, 91.4 billion Eggs & 700
million peeps are produced each year
in the U.S.
**There will be a LTC Family Council
Lunch Meeting March 28th 2016.**
If you haven’t had a chance to see the
new foyer in the Retirement home, it is
worth the trip. There is still a little work
to be done and we are looking forward to
the final product!
Just a reminder about Guest meals. You
are welcome to join us for any meal.
Prices are $5 for breakfast, $6 for lunch
and $8 for dinner. You can purchase these
tickets at the front office, Monday to
Friday from 9-5. You can also buy in
advance if you know you will be joining
on the weekend when the office is closed.
Let us know prior and we will inform the
kitchen and have a place set for you to
enjoy your meal.
To our residents with their own vehicles,
we are updating our records and ask that
if you have a vehicle , stop by and let us
know the type of car and license plate
number. Just in case they need to be
moved for snow removal etc, we will
know who to contact.
Thank you so much! Happy Spring
Tracie and Leslie
Tracie Klisht
Leslie Ducharme
RET Administrator
LTC Administrator
Kensington Village
LTC Events
Mar 5th
Mar 7th
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Mar 14th
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Mar 23rd
Mar 25th
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25th
28th
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31st
RECREATION EVENTS IN MARCH
Birthday Celebration
Music Monday with Bill Worrall
Sugar Bush Outing
Sing-a-Long with Eva
Music Monday with Randy Gray
@ 10:00am
@ 3:00pm
@ 10:00pm
@ 11:00am
@ 3:00pm
Music Monday with Jim Carr
@ 3:00pm
St.Patty’s Pub w Dixieland Band @ 7:00pm
Lunch & Bowling to Fleetway
Good Friday Service
Diners Club to Archies
Resident Council Meeting
Sing-a-long with Eva
Family Council Meeting
Music with Dennis Siren
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12:00pm
10:00am
11:00am
12:00pm
3:00pm
** We have a new furry friend! Mitch the Cat will be visiting us
every Tuesday at 6:30pm. **
Retirement Events
Mar 3rd
Huff n’ Puff St.Patty’s Party
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Mar 5
Music with Dorothy
Mar 7th
Music Monday with Randy Gray
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Mar 8
Salvation Army Band
Mar 10th
13th
Mar
Mar 14th
Mar 17th
Mar 17th
21st
Mar
Mar 23rd
Mar 25th
Mar 28th
Mar 30th
Fort Rose Maple Sugar Bush
Music with Rebecca Waxman
Music Monday with Gary
Young @ Heart Singers
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2:00pm
2:00pm
2:00pm
7:00pm
Nursing Department
Family Council Meeting March 28, 2016
Kensington Village has active resident
and family councils.
These councils are mandated by the
Ministry of Health and meet on the last
Monday of every month. The role of these
meetings is to have a voice in Long Term
Care and we appreciate the time and effort
that members of the council put in to make
Kensington the best it can be.
Thank you.
Leslie DuCharme
LTC Administrator
@ 10:00am
@ 2:00pm
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March Birthdays
St.Patty’s Pub w/Shaky D&Band @ 7:00pm
Fellowship Singers
Ring in Spring with Wally
Good Friday Service
Music Monday with Wyatt
Retirement B-Day Party w/Steve
@ 7:00pm
@ 2:00pm
@ 10:30am
@ 2:00pm
@ 2:00pm
Sondra – Marjorie – Grace – Shirley
Don M. – Francine – Elmer – Isabel Z.
Florence – Joseph – Marion
Charles – Robert O.
Environmental
Department
Happy Easter To All!
Easter is the time of year that we like to bring in
flowers for our loved ones. I would like to
remind you that we have a no scent policy, that
means flowers such as Lilies, Hyacinths, Lily of
the Valley and Lilacs will not be permitted in
the facility. We thank you in advance for your
co-operation. 
We would like to thank you all during our
construction time, we know that it is difficult at
times to find a parking spot. I have put up no
parking signs in our temporary entrance for the
LTC side. This means no parking at all in this
area. The parking spots located beside the
gazebo are for visitors only.
Spring is coming, I think we are all looking
forward to the trees budding, flowers popping
up and birds singing!!
Health and Happiness,
Glenna Grimmer
Environmental Services