THE GRANGE GAZETTE

AUGUST EDITION 2017

 

Thank you to everyone for joining in the afternoon tea dance with the sounds on Glenn Miller and entertainment from Roland.  We had a lovely time and Shirley has received requests for further events of this kind which she will organise and announce in future newsletters.

We are also planning a ‘Flower Festival’ at the Grange.  It will be a themed event and we have received suggestions of ‘well known musicals’ and ‘all the fun of the fair’.  Shirley would be grateful for your ideas and suggestions and is looking forward to residents making their own flower displays which can be view by family and friends throughout the Grange.

DATES FOR YOUR DIARY

 

AUGUST

Tuesday 1st Sandiacre Churches Together.  Church service in the main lounge from 10.15am

 

Wednesday 2nd We have the welcome return of Alan Hill to the Grange.  Alan has returned home after entertaining holiday makers on the Oceana cruise ship during the past months. Welcome home Alan!

 

Friday 11th Ed Arnold will visit the Grange with entertainment in the garden from 2pm

 

Wednesday 16th We see the return of John Osbourne to the Grange with entertainment in the main lounge from 2pm

Tuesday 22nd Country and Western singalong with C.K. Cody in the main lounge from 2pm

 

Wednesday 30th Alice returns by popular request and will be singing in the main lounge from 2pm

 

Monthly Quiz

Thank you to everyone who entered the monthly quiz for July.  Our congratulations to Ernest and Olive Kirk who both achieved full marks.

 

August Birthdays

August is a very busy time for birthdays.  Our best wishes go to Bill Bosworth on the 6th, David on the 12th, Paul on the 17th, Freda Lowe on the 24th, Joan Weir on the 27th and Rita on the 29th. Happy Birthday to you all from everyone at the Grange.

Staff News

In July the Grange was assessed and has achieved the Active Care Home award. Well done to everyone.

During August the Alzheimers Society will be visiting the Grange to deliver their ‘Step Inside’ initiative which will build confidence to support people living with dementia.

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