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THE HAPPY WHISPERER
RM Begg Kyneton Aged Care Newsletter
Issue 1. January 2016
Residents
Activity Meeting
Tuesday 12th January
@ 10.45am
Barfold Cosy Retreat
All Welcome!
2016 is the Year of the Monkey according
to Chinese zodiac. The Year of
the Monkey will start from Feb. 8,
2016 (Chinese New Year) and last to Jan.
27, 2017.
Celebrities Born in the Year of the Monkey are...
Leonardo da Vinci, Charles Dickens,
George Gordon Byron, Yao Ming, Celine
Dion, Tom Hanks, Will Smith, Halle Berry,
Christina Aguilera, Diana Ross, Elizabeth
Taylor, Truman, Alice Walker, Michael
Douglas, Owen Wilson, Daniel Craig,
Mick Jagger, Julius Caesar, Bette Davis,
Annie Oakley, Eleanor Roosevelt, Betsy
Ross, Cuba Gooding Jr., Gisele Bundchen, Kim Cattrell, Nick Carter, Patricia
Arquette, Alyson Stoner, Christina Ricci,
Cole Sprouse, Demi Lovato, Dylan
Sprouse, Miley Cyrus, Mitchell Musso,
Nick Jonas, Selena Gomez, Empress Wu
Zetian of China’s Tang Dynasty (618 907)
RM Begg Kyneton Aged Care Inc.
27-35 Epping Street, Kyneton, Victoria 3444
E: [email protected] Ph. 03 5422 2417
Opening Hours: Monday to Friday: 9am to 5pm
Special Events
 Fri 1 - Happy New Year! New Year’s Day Public Holiday.
 Fri 15th- Documentary Session in Boardroom. 2pm
 Thurs 21st- Legacy Afternoon Tea 2pm Sidonia /Pastoria
 Fri 22nd- Australia Day Celebrations “Sugar & Spice”
Entertainment.
 Tues 26th- Australia Day Public Holiday
 Fri 29th- RSL Luncheon Bus Leaving 11.30am Limited Seats
st
Podiatrist

visits Tuesday 5th & 19th
January
Mobile Library

visits Wednesday 6th & 27th
January @ 1pm.
Sunday Church Service 6pm

3rd is John & Jeanne VG with
music by Jeanne VG

10th is Ray & Catherine Young
with music by Elizabeth Harvey

17th is Tim & Viv Penny and
Children with music by Elizabeth
Harvey

24th is Gloria Hardy & Mary
Wildemast with music by John
Boyd
RMB Christmas Raffle Winners

1st Prize – Amanda McCarthy

2nd Prize – Elizabeth Heenan

3rd Prize – Fiona Marcroft
Congratulations to our winners!
Thank you to everyone for their
support we raised $1244.00!!!!
Residents
12th: Netta Haw
16th: Doug Noake
20th: Dawn Scott
23rd: Tina McLean
24th: Una Lukins
25th: Ernie Barker
26th: Jo Richardson
27th: Jack Slee
Staff
2nd: Carol Dunbar
8th: Jan Stawhorn
10th: Tanya Holdsworth-Salter
10th: Lu Thomas
11th: Lorraine Gotts
15th: Dale Xiriha
25th: Fiona Stewart
26th: Dawn Mercuri
Q: Before Mt. Everest was discovered, what was the tallest mountain in
the world?
A: Still Mount Everest. Just because
it wasn’t discovered didn’t make it any
smaller.
Q: In what month do people sleep
the least?
A: February, because there are fewer
days.
Thinking of You…
Our love and thoughts
are with the Willis &
Mullenger family and
friends with the recent
passing of Doreen & Flo.
They will be missed by us
all at RMB.
We welcome new resident
Mrs Alison Weatheritt.
We hope you are settling in well!
We also welcome new staff
members Madison Cammock.
We hope you all enjoy working with
the great team at RMB!
My dog my dog
His name is lucky
But his teeth are so big
We call him Bucky
His tail is short
And his belly is big
He looks like my cousin
Who wears a wig
Although he is not that smart
He'll always be in my heart.
Congratulations & Farewell.
We Congratulate Jasmine Daly on
completion of her university
studies for nursing & wish her all
the best for her graduate year in
2016!She will be missed by us all
at RMB!
RM Begg Auxiliary Shop Trolley
Auxiliary members will be bringing
the mobile shop trolley to residents
in their rooms between
12.30 – 1.30pm.
Monday : Cobaw -Heather Mitchell
Tuesday: Sidonia-Lorraine or Rhonda
Wednesday: Barfold-Betty or Noel
Thursday: Langley-Yvonne or Rheita
Friday: Pastoria-Aileen or Meg
Shop in Cobaw activities area is
open 5 days a week Monday – Friday
from 12.30 – 1.30pm .
GIVING APPEAL
Our Giving Appeal was launched in January
2012 for donations towards costs of building
our
new facility.
Total $851,629
All donations that we receive are greatly
appreciated and we thank everyone for their
contributions.
FUNDRAISING
Thank you to those who have made donations
Our total so far is
$95,573
Our fundraising efforts for our new facility are now growing.
If you would like to make a donation please complete the form below and return to
our CEO Sarah Collier, RM Begg Kyneton Aged Care Inc
YES I want to make a gift of $_______to RM Begg Kyneton Aged Care
Please find my cheque/cash enclosed.
Name_____________________Address___________________
__________________________________Ph_______________
Email______________________________________________
AROUND THE TRAPS
The Taradale Viaduct is a large
wrought iron box girder bridge over
Back Creek at Taradale, Victoria on the
Bendigo Railway in Victoria Australia. It
was erected as part of the Melbourne,
Mount Alexander and Murray River Railway between 1858 and 1861, and was
at the time one of the largest rail bridges
built in Australia.
Construction of the Bendigo line commenced under the Melbourne, Mount
Alexander and Murray River Railway
Company in 1858, but this private consortium met with financial difficulties
when it was unable to raise sufficient
funds, and was bought out by the Victorian colonial government in 1860 when it
formed
the
Victorian
Railways Department. The design work was
then taken over by Captain Andrew
Clarke, R. E., Surveyor-General of Victoria, with the bridge designs completed
by Bryson and O'Hara. The ironwork for
the bridge was made by Rowland Brotherhood, of Chippenham, Wiltshire, under the supervision of British Railway
engineerIsambard Kingdom Brunel.
[4]
The foundation stone was laid by Mr.
W. S. Urquhart Wednesday 25 September 1861. The contract for the first stage
of the line from Footscray to Sandhurst
(now Bendigo), was let to Cornish and
Bruce for £3,356,937.2s.2d ($6.714 million) with work commencing on 1 June
1858. Completion of the permanent way
was to be by 31 July 1861.
Clarke appointed William O’Hara to design bridges and viaducts, while William
Edward Bryson stated to the Select
Committee of the Legislative Assembly
on Railway Contracts that he had designed most of the large bridges on the
line. Clarke clearly influenced the design
of the railway in setting the standards
for the line. However, this was also a
very costly undertaking, which stretched
the colonial finances and this approach
was later abandoned for more economic
light lines in later Australian Railways.
William Edward Bryson was described
as a Civil Engineer in 1857 when he
was a member of the Philosophical Institute of Victoria. He was also a member of the Royal Society of Victoria 1859
-60 and employed at the "Government
Railway
Office".
He
published
"Resources of Victoria & their development" in 1860 in the Royal Society’s
Transactions. Introduction of heavier locomotives in the 20th century required
strengthening of the bridge with steel
trestles added between the original masonry piers in 1933-1934.
The bridge is included on the Victorian
Heritage Register (VHR Number:
H1595) and the National Trust Register.
The Tuxedo
A little girl was watching her parents
dress for a party in a bar.
When she saw her dad donning his tuxedo, she warned: "Daddy, you shouldn't
wear that suit.
"And why not, darling?", the father
asked.
You know that it always gives you a
headache the next morning."
FLAGS : USELESS TRIVIA FACTS
The Nepal flag is made up of 2 basic triangular shapes and is the only nonrectangular shaped flag.
Paraguay's flag has a different design
on each side.
Libya is the only flag made up of just
one colour, plain Green.
Switzerland's flag is the direct reverse of
the Red Cross Flag and is the only
square flag.
Denmark's is the oldest unchanged flag
in the world.
The USA flag has changed designs
more often than any other country.
The Union Jack of Great Britain features
on more country's flags than any other.
The Italian Flag was designed by the
Frenchman Napoleon.
The flag of Cyprus is the only one that
has the outline of the country on it.
The Union Jack flag was created in
1801.
Mrs. Betsy Ross reputedly made the
first American flag.
The Blue Peter flag is raised before a
ship sets sail.
The Queen's personal flag is known as
the Royal Standard.
A Vexillologist is an expert on the history
of flags.
The flag's of the Netherlands and Luxembourg are identical.
The Mexican flag features a snake and
an eagle.
The Irish flag includes the colour Orange which represents the tiny minority
of Protestant people who live there.
Belgium's flag is identical to the African
country of Chad.
The Lebanese flag features a Cedar
tree.
Robert Peary was once honoured for
cutting the US flag into pieces. He did it
on reaching the North Pole in 1909.
The American flag first flew over a foreign fort in Libya over Fort Derne.
"Shipwreck" Kelly (1885-1952) was famous for sitting for long periods on top
of flag poles and reportedly sat on one
particular flag pole for 49 days.
The 50th star on the U.S flag was added on 4th July 1960.
The Union Jack originating in 1801 is
made up from the countries of England,
Scotland and Northern Ireland and does
not include Wales which because of its
status as a principality cannot be included on the flag.
In 1194 A.D., Richard I of England introduced the Cross of St. George, a red
cross on a white ground, as the National Flag of England.
On 12 April 1606, the National Flags of
Scotland and England were united for
use at sea, thus making the first Union
'Jack'. Ashore however, the old flags of
England and Scotland continued to be
used by their respective countries.
Turkmenistan features a carpet on its
flag.
Ohio is the only state not to have a rectangular flag.
Texas is also the only state that is allowed to fly its state flag at the same
height as the U.S. flag.
Dominica, Mexico, Zambia, Spain, Kiribati, Fiji and Egypt all have birds on
their flags.
The Dominican Republic has the only
national flag with a bible in it.
Cyprus has a map on it's flag.
The Philippine flag is displayed with its
blue field on top in times of peace.
When war is declared, it is flown with
the red field on top.
QUICK QUIZZ
1. Christopher Cockerill invented what
in 1955?
2. How many years did the Hundred
Years War last?
3. What is the capital city of Australia?
4. Who is the only British Prime Minister
to be assassinated?
5. The first section of railway track in
Britain ran between which 2 places?
6. What colour is the Northern Line on
the London underground?
7. Who was the oldest man in the bible?
8. T or F The Peanut is a type of nut?
9. Who was the longest reigning Prime
Minister of Britain in the 20th Century?
10. Which is the largest species of
Tiger?
11. The Patella is commonly known as
what?
12. In computing what is Ram short for?
13. Which organ secretes insulin?
14. Who was the first actor to refuse an
Oscar?
15. Which group of people produces the
Watchtower magazine?
16. Adolf Hitler became chancellor of
Germany in which year?
17. Who composed 'Peer Gynt'?
18. Who was the youngest ever American President?
19. How many episodes of Fawlty Towers were made?
20. What name is given to a cross fruit
of tangerines and grapefruits?
21. What do the dots on a pair of dice
add up to?
22. How high is a basketball hoop?
23. In photography what does S.L.R
stand for?
24. What is the motto of the SAS?
25. Which two countries signed up to
the common market in 1973 alongside
the U.K?
26. How many years did Nelson Mandela spend in prison?
27. Which star is the nearest to Earth?
28. What is the nearest galaxy to the
Solar System?
29. What is the largest bone in the human body?
30. Which nerve forms the link between
the eye and the brain?
31. Which country is reputed to have
the world's oldest flag design?
32. In which year was the first FA Cup
final held at Wembley?
33. What is Agoraphobia the fear of?
34. How many kilograms make up a
metric tonne?
35. On what date is U.S Independence
day?
36. Who said "I think therefore I am"?
37. In which country was cricketer Ted
Dexter born?
38. What was the name of the policeman in Enid Blyton's 'Noddy'?
39. The clavicle is more commonly
known as which bone?
40. What is the collective noun for a
group of Rhino?
41. Which flag is raised when a ship is
about to leave port?
42. Who painted the Laughing Cavalier?
43. Who was the father of Ham, Shem
and Japheth in the bible?
44. Which country has the longest
coastline?
45. Which African country has the shilling as it's currency?
46. Which planet is nearest the sun?
47. What is contained in a dish described as Lyonnaise?
48. What term describes a male swan?
49. Who might make use of a maulstick?
50. What name is given to the Jewish
candlestick with special religious meaning?
Test your
knowledge of
world capital cities
with this
crossword.
ACROSS
2. Venezuela (7)
5. Ecuador (5)
6. Qatar (4)
8. Austria (6)
9. Fiji (4)
10. Cuba (6)
12. Bulgaria (5)
13. Zambia (6)
15. Australia (8)
16. Barbados (10)
18. Norway (4)
20. Italy (4)
21. Angola (6)
22. Iran (6)
DOWN
1. Uganda (7)
2. Denmark (10)
3. Ethiopia (5)
4. Cape Verde (5)
7. Bahamas (6)
11. Malta (8)
14 Ghana (5)
15. Egypt (5)
16. Lebanon (6)
17. Poland (6)
19. Peru (4)
GENERAL QUIZZ
1. Which famous architect was born in
the Wiltshire village of East Knoyle?
2. Which 1918 Act of Parliament gave
the vote to women aged over 30??
3. How many stars feature on the flag of
New Zealand?
4. Which part of the body is being dissected in Rembrandt's painting of an
anatomy lesson?
5. The Mannequin Pis is a tourist attraction in which city?
6. Michael Begon gave his name to
what?
7. Which King allowed himself to be
publically flogged as penance fr the
death of Tmas A Beckett?
8. What is the theatrical equivalent of an
Oscar?
9. An Orange and Tangerine crossed
fruit is known by what name?
10. What did Joseph Gayetty develop in
the 19th century?
11. In which capital City would you travel on Klongs and visit wats?
12. Graham Green's novel 'the Comedians' was set in which country?
13. Which 2 letters have a value of ten
in a game of scrabble?
14. What are oarweed, furbelows and
dabberlocks?
15. Originally founded in 1919 what was
the organisation called which later became known as the united nations?
16. In which year is Babylon 5 set?
17. Richard Ashcroft fronted which band
from Wigan?
18. Sodium Hydroxide is commonly
known by what name?
19. Maurice Cole was the real name of
which Comedian/D.J?
20. Timo Boll and Michael Maze are famous names in which sport?
ANSWERS
1. Sir Christopher Wren
2. Representation of the People Act
3. Four
4. Left arm
5. Brussels
6. Begonia
7. Henry 2
8. Tony
9. Clementine
10. Toilet Paper
11. Bangkok
12. Haiti
13. Q & Z
14. Seaweed
15. League of Nations
16. 2059
17. The Verve
18. Caustic Soda
19. Kenny Everett
20. Table Tennis
My New Year’s resolution is to
stop telling you what to do
all the time...
...Here I wrote down your
resolutions for you.
ANSWERS TO THE QUICK QUIZZ
1. Hovercraft
2. 115 Years (1337-1453)
3. Canberra
4. Spencer Percival
5. Stockton to Darlington
6. Black
7. Methuselah
8. Flase (It's a Legume)
9. Margaret Thatcher
10. Siberian Tiger
11. Kneecap
12. Random Access Memory
13. Pancreas
14. George C. Scott
15. Jehovah's Witness
16. 1933
17. Edward Grieg
18. Theodore Roosevelt
19. 12
20. Ugli Fruit
21. 42
22. 10 Feet
23. Single Lens Reflex
24. Who Dares Wins
25. Eire and Denmark
26. 27 Years
27. The Sun
28. Andromeda
29. Femur
30. Optic Nerve
31. Denmark
32. 1923
33. Open Spaces
34. 1000
35. July 4th
36. Rene Descartes
37. Italy
38. PC Plod
39. Shoulder blade
40. Crash
41. Blue Peter
42. Franz Hals
43. Noah
44. Canada
45. Kenya
46. Mercury
47. Onions
48. Cob
49. Artist
50. Menorah
Did You Know?
Animal
Collective Name
Ants
Colony, nest, swarm
Apes
Shrewdness
Asses
Pace
Baboons
Troop
Badgers
Cete
Bears
Sleuth, sloth
Bees
Colony, grist, hive, nest,
swarm
Birds
Flight, flock
Buffalo
Gang, herd, obstinacy
Caterpillars
Army
Cats
Clowder, pounce
Cattle
Drove, herd
Chickens
Brood, clutch
Clams
Bed
Cockroaches
Intrusion
Cranes
Sedge, siege
Crocodiles
Bask
Crows
Murder
Deer
Herd
Dogs
Kennel, pack
Dolphins
School
Doves
Dole
Ducks
Brace, flock, paddling,
safe, team
Eagles
Convocation
Elephants
Herd, parade
Elk
Gang
Ferrets
Busyness
Fish
Draught, shoal
Flamingos
Stand
Flies
Busyness, Swarm
Foxes
Leash, skulk
Cross word
Answers
“I recommend hip replacement surgery for older men
who aren’t as hip as they use to be.”
Knock! Knock!
Who’s there?
Impatient cow.
Impatient co…
MOO!
Knock! Knock!
Who’s there?
Irish.
Irish who?
Irish you a Merry
Christmas!
Knock Knock!
Who’s there?
Snow.
Snow who?
Snow use. I forgot my
name again!
SUGGESTIONS
The suggestions slip can be used to give suggestions about
anything at all!
We still have our Comments/Complaints form that you can use
if you want to.
We thought that the suggestion slip would be convenient attached to the
newsletter and you could jot down any ideas that you may have. Please
fill out this form & drop it in to one of the suggestion boxes. There is one
in the Coffee Shop near Reception & one in each wing TV/ lounge room.
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Email Program
Amanda our Activities
Coordinator has started an email
program for residents with family
members that live interstate or overseas.
This will enable regular email
communication. If you are interested please see Amanda or
send your contact details to
[email protected]
Lauriston
Jan-16
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Please Note
Lauriston Program
may include - massage,
walking, sensory session
exercises, games, art,
music/sing a long,
1
New Year's Day
Public Holiday
4
5
9.15 Church service
10.45 Sing a long
11.00 Exercises/Lauriston
morning program
2.00 Lauriston Program
3.00 Lauriston afternoon
program
11
9.15 Church service
10.45 Sing a long
6
10.45 Sing a long (B&C)
3.30 Anglican Church
12
morning program
7
morning program
program
13
8
10.30 Knitting group (B&C)
11.00 Morning Walk
14
15
11.00 Morning Walk
morning program
program
program
18
19
9.15 Church service
10.45 Sing a long
morning program
program
25
9.15 Church service
10.45 Sing a long
20
22
morning program
program
28
27
26
Australia Day
Public Holiday
21
11.00 Morning Walk
29
11.00 Morning Walk
morning program
program
*1:1 Activities Daily
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B & C-BARFOLD & COBAW
L & L-LAURISTON & LANGLEY
12/30/2015
Jan-16
Activities
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
1
New Year's Day
Public Holiday
4
9.15 Church Service
9.30 Exercises (S&P)
10.45 Sing a long
with Jo (B&C)
1.30 Colour me Calm (S&P)
2.00 Mind games (B&C)
2.00 Langley Program
5
9.30 Exercises (B&C)
10.45 Painting group (S&P)
11.00 Music with Jo (L)
2.00 Volunteer visiting
2.00 BOCCE (B&C)
2.00 Individual programs
11
9.15 Church Service
10.45 Sing a long
with Robyn (B&C)
6
10.45 Sing along
with Mary (B&C)
1.00 Mobile Library
2.00 1:1 music sessions
2.00 Bowls (B&C)
12
10.45 Activity Meeting (B&C)
2.00 BOCCE (B&C)
2.00 Individual programs
7
10.30 Meditation (S&P)
10.45 Craft with Nicky (B&C)
2.00 BINGO!! (B&C)
2.00 Listening to Lainie's
Records (B&C)
2.00 BOBs Challenge (L)
13
10.45 Bowls(B&C)
8
10.30-Busy Fingers(B&C)
10.30 Knitting group (S&P)
14
15
10.45 Hangman (B&C)
2.00 BINGO!! (B&C)
2.00 Documentary (B/room)
2.00 Knit & Chat with
Pat (S&P)
2.00 Ten Pin Bowling (B&C)
1.30 Cooking with Leni (L&L)
2.00 Bowls (B&C)
2.00 1:1 /music sessions
12/30/2015
Jan-16
Activities
MONDAY
18
9.15 Church Service
10.45 Sing a long
with Jo (B&C)
TUESDAY
19
11.00 Music with Jo (L)
2.00 BOCCE (B&C)
2.00 Individual Programs
25
WEDNESDAY
10.45 Sing along
Australia Day
10.45 Sing a long
with Robyn (B&C)
Public Holiday
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
21
with Betty (B&C)
1.30 Cooking with Leni (L)
2.00 Bowls (B&C)
3.00 1:1 music sessions
Service (B&C)
2.00 BINGO!! (B&C)
2.00 Legacy Afternoon Tea
(S&P)
2.00 Australia Day
Celebrations- 'Sugar &
Spice' Entertainers (S&P)
27
10.45 Art with Nicky (S&P)
10.45 Bowls(B&C)
28
1.30 Cooking with Leni (L&L)
2.00 Bowls (B&C)
2.00 1:1 /music sessions
2.00 BINGO!! (B&C)
29
10.30 Meditation(S&P)
11.30 RSL lunch outing
(Limited seats)
2.00 Knit & Chat with
Pat (B&C)
CHURCH SERVICE EVERY SUNDAY AT 6PM IN BARFOLD / COBAW ACTIVITY AREA
*1:1 Activities Daily
B&C = BARFOLD & COBAW
22
26
9.15 Church Service
20
S&P = SIDONIA & PASTORIA
L & L-LAURISTON & LANGLEY
12/30/2015
RM Begg Services
Laundry
Meals
Cleaning
Personal Care
Pastoral Care
Hairdressing
Happy Whisperer Newsletter
Visiting Allied Health Professionals
Counselling, Activities (in house and External)
Visiting Psychologist
Diabetes Educator
Social Worker
Speech Pathologist
Clinical Care
Continence Management
Wound Management
Palliative Care
Podiatry
Physiotherapist
Dietician
Specialists
Accredited Pharmacist
Consulting GP's
Aged Persons Mental Health Team
Dental Van
Support provided by
Palliative Care Team
District Nursing Service

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