June Important Dates: Around the Collie

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1 1 June 2018 Around the Collie Welcome to Around the Collie what a month of May we have enjoyed, including some very mild and beautiful weather. We have even been able to enjoy picking our roses from the Bindaree garden, however looking at the forecast it does look like it will be time to unpack the winter woollies and snuggle up! That white fluffy stuff is starting to fall on our nearby mountain tops. May has been busy with loads of great times shared together including our amazing Muriel s 101 st birthday celebration- Muriel has shared some of her thoughts with Phyllis our Roving Reporter so once again, the scoop is here in the Times. Another highlight in May of course was the royal wedding with Bindaree getting right into the action with some real life princesses! Hope you enjoy the photos in this months times and thankyou to our wonderful staff who got right into the action! We look forward throughout June to enjoying the friendship from the students from Lauriston Girls Howqua campus who will spend Tuesdays and Wednesdays with us I m sure there will be lots of fun to be had! Footy tipping is getting very interesting with the lead changing however young Oscar is right up there! We trust you enjoy this month s Times and we wish everyone a very happy month of June! We look forward to catching you around the Collie. Important Dates: 5th-World Environment Day 11th-Queen s Birthday Holiday 21st-Denis Tucker Concert

2 2 The Humble Hardware Store It was where your father and grandfather went when they needed hinges to fix a banging door, or to get a piece of cut glass to replace a broken window. You could buy half a dozen nails in a brown paper bag or a single bolt with a nut and washer and nothing was packed in plastic. The humble, independent hardware store, it still exists, but sadly, getting harder and harder to find. These days, hardware shops are more like massive warehouses with their own huge outdoor plant nursery attached. Many have entertainment areas especially for the kids, some have their own cafes and you can purchase everything from pre-packed nails and bolts to flat pack kitchens and completely fitted-out bathrooms. But remember when the local hardware store was an Aladdin s cave filled with shelves containing all sorts of stuff, trays of nails, odd sized bolts and nuts, screws to hold things up and together and cardboard boxes filled with widgets and knickknacks that might only ever be needed once in a lifetime? There were wheelbarrows by the front door, ladders down the back and the key-cutting machine was generally whirring away in the background. There were rows and rows of bits and bobs and the assistants behind the counter, usually men who had worked there for at least twenty plus years, could put their hand straight on whatever you wanted. I used love the smell, hard to describe, but it was so distinctive that you knew you were in the hardware store. Above: The assistants behind the counter who had worked there for at least twenty years, could put their hand straight on whatever you wanted.

3 3 JUNE BIRTHDAYS... 12th-Zofia 13th-Jill A 22nd-Lily 27th-Mohya Planned Trips for June: 1st-BoonieDoon 8th-Merrijig 15th-Local Drive 22nd-Howes Creek Rd 29th-Mystery Drive Special Thanks to David Daykin for the amazing photos...

4 4 Special thanks to the Men s Shed for their hospitality on Friday 5th May and for the donation of the Ball Bumper to help with the collection of balls when playing Ten Pin Bowls and Mini-Golf. A very special thanks to the Beolite Quilters whose donation of beautiful handmade quilts to all of the residents at Bindaree, will keep them all warm throughout winter. You are a wonderful, talented and generous group of ladies!! The Lauriston Girls will visit us again this June on the following dates; Tuesday 5th June Wednesday 6th June Tuesday 12th June Wednesday 13th June Tuesday 19th June Wednesday 20th June Tuesday 26th June Wednesday 27th June

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8 8 Mother s Day was celebrated this month on Sunday 13th May. Special thanks to Marion who made our very cute wash cloth puppies for all the Bindaree Mum s.

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10 10 Muriel celebrating a belated birthday with her Bindaree friends after spending her birthday out with her family.

11 11 With Muriel Stubbs... WHAT IS THE BEST THING/s THAT YOU LIKE ABOUT LIVING AT BINDAREE? Well fed, Excellent attention & good word games. WHAT ARE SOME OF YOU FAVORITES THINGS? My four wonderful daughters. I used to grow beautiful geraniums. I love gardens. HAVE YOU GOT ANY SECERT TALENTS? No, I don t think so. DO YOU SING IN THE SHOWER? No, l don t sing in the shower. WHAT ARE YOU FONDEST MEMORIES? Milking cows and Farm work. WHAT ARE YOU WORST HABITS? I don t have any. WHAT WAS YOU BEST HOLIDAY? My best holiday is yet to come! Thanks, Muriel. Phyllis signing off! Answers-Pg 12

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13 13 DAY DATE MORNING AFTERNOON Friday 1st Bus Trip: Bonnie Doon Bridge Walk Games with Gail Saturday 2nd What s in a Name?; Flowers Gentle Exercise; Ball Games Sunday 3rd Cooking; What s that Song? Rhyming Slang; Bingo Monday 4th Word Games; Gentle Exercises; Art Tuesday 5th Music, Dancing Song & Bush Poetry Remember When Wednesday 6th Fun with Roxy Games with Gail; Kinder Kids Thursday 7th Craft with Janet Games with Gail Friday 8th Bus Trip: Merrijig Games with Gail Saturday 9th Arts & Crafts; Cooking Exercise; Chair Chi Sunday 10th Arts & Crafts; Exercise; Chair Chi; Card Games Monday 11th QUEENS BIRTHDAY HOLIDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE Tuesday 12th Exercise; Footy Ball Tennis AFTERNOON MOVIE Wednesday 13th Poems & Rhymes; Songs & Singers Gentle Exercises; Kinder Kids Thursday 14th Fun with Roxy Games with Gail Friday 15th Bus Trip: Local Drive Games with Gail Saturday 16th Remember When; Countries Gentle Exercise; Art Sunday 17th Cooking; Let s Talk Balloon Badminton; Bingo Monday 18th Remember When; Word Game Gentle Exercise; Art Tuesday 19th Music, Dancing, Song-Steiner Children Circle of Song Bush Poetry in the Garden Wednesday 20th Fun with Roxy Games with Gail; Kinder Kids Thursday 21st Arts & Crafts 2pm Denis Tucker Concert Friday 22nd Bus Trip: Howes Creek Rd Games with Gail Saturday 23rd Word Game Balloon Tennis Sunday 24th Arts & Crafts Bingo Monday 25th Newspaper Reading; Word Game Gentle Exercise Tuesday 26th Music; What s that song? AFTERNOON MOVIE Wednesday 27th Remember When; Opposites Music & Song Thursday 28th Fun with Roxy Games with Gail Friday 29th Bus Trip: Mystery Drive Fun with Gail Saturday 30th Gentle Exercise; Word Game Bingo

14 14 DAY DATE MORNING AFTERNOON Friday 1st Let s Talk 2pm: WORD CHALLENGE Monday 4th Cooking; Golf 1.45pm-Bingo Tuesday 5th Special B fast; Exercises; Chair Chi Poems; AFTERNOON MOVIE Wednesday 6th 9.45am-Bingo 12.45pm-Kinder Kids; Footy Tipping Thursday 7th 10.30am-Exercises 2pm Art Program with Caral Friday 8th Who Am I?; Rhymes 2pm: WORD CHALLENGE Monday 11th Royal Quiz; Let s Talk-Royals 1.45pm-Bingo Tuesday 12th Special B fast; Last Letter; Word Game Anagrams; AFTERNOON MOVIE Wednesday 13th 9.45am-Bingo 12.45pm-Kinder Kids; Footy Tipping Thursday 14th 10.30am-Exercises 11am-Church 2pm Remember When Friday 15th Sayings & Slang; Quiz 2pm: WORD CHALLENGE Monday 18th Games with Tony 1.45pm-Bingo Tuesday 19th Special B fast; Fun with Tony AFTERNOON MOVIE Wednesday 20th 9.45am-Bingo 12.45pm-Kinder Kids; Footy Tipping Thursday 21st 10.30am-Exercises 11am Mansfield Shire YEP Snooker Morning 2pm Denis Tucker Concert Friday 22nd Good news stories; Opposites 2pm: WORD CHALLENGE Monday 25th Newspaper Reading; Exercises 1.45pm-Bingo Tuesday 26th Special B fast; Poems & Plays; Last Letter word game Quiz; AFTERNOON MOVIE Wednesday 27th 9.45am-Bingo 12.45pm-Kinder Kids Thursday 28th 10.30am-Exercises 2pm Armchair Travel Friday 29th Talking Generations; Word Game 2pm: WORD CHALLENGE