to be the leader in personalized care and servicesêtre le chef de file des soins et des services personnalisés

Glen Stor Dun Lodge - Cornwallrespect - compassion - communication - collaboration - team buildingrespect - compassion - communication - collaboration - renforcement d’équipe

LODGERMay/Mai 2018

Allan WilsonOntario LicensedFuneral Director

822 Pitt Street, Cornwall218 Montreal Road, Cornwall

613-938-3888

Local People You Know And Trust Proudly Canadian

2 Locations to Serve You

Resident Council Meeting

Fourth Tuesday of each month

10:30 a.m. - Chapelexcept July, August, December

Special CareDementia Care

Family Support Group

Last Wednesday of each month

6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Glen Stor Dun Lodge Library

for more information, please call613-932-4914

Friendly Reminders

Family Council Meeting

Third Wednesday of each month

1:30 p.m. - Libraryexcept July, August, December

2 Admin Corner - A Positive Approach to Care

3 Staff Side

4 Life at the Lodge

6 Hot Topics - Royal Traditions

8 Joyeux Copains - Nana Mouskouri

9 Rions/Charades/Quiz

10 Page Pastorale - Prière à Marie pour le mois de mai

11 Pastoral Page - Poem by Volunteer Nancy Pilgrim

12 Calendar of Events

14 Outreach

15 Volunteer - Family Council Spring Social

16 Best Wishes/Bonne Fête

17 Coming Events

18 Extras - Honouring Mothers

19 Connections

20 Art Expression - Norma O’Collin

21 Solutions

22 Funny Page

23 Scoreboard

24 Mental Aerobics

May 2018The Lodger

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address and payment to: The Lodger, Glen Stor Dun

Lodge, 1900 Montreal Road, Cornwall, Ontario K6H

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and $50 to other foreign countries. (Cheques payable to

the Glen Stor Dun Lodge, please.)

Tracey DelageEditor

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therapist with forty years of clinical practice,

she has founded a company and an

approach to support and engage people

experiencing changes in brain function. This

Positive Approach® to Care emphasizes

making use of the skills retained while The Champlain Dementia Network is providing support, and substituting our pleased to be offering a free, five session skill, for what is no longer available.(one session/week) learning and support

series to family caregivers of people living Teepa is an advocate for those living with with dementia. This series is conducted dementia and has made it her personal online with a facilitator from the Teepa mission to help families and professionals Snow Positive Approaches to Care program better understand how it feels to be living (see http://teepasnow.com/events/care- with the challenges and changes that par tner - suppor t - ser ies/ for more accompany various forms of the condition information). The only requirements for so that life can be lived fully and well. Her participating are that the family caregivers company, Positive Approach to Care was have access to a computer and internet that founded in 2005 and offers education to can support video conferencing. family and professional care providers all

over the world. Her training, services, and Family members can choose to register from products are available through video, online any of one the three options below - note that education, and in-person trainings and you need to follow the link to register (see consulting.bolded above) and enter the word "CHECK"

into the promo code box to bypass payment.

1. Wednesday afternoon series – – May 23 ADOPT A June 20, 4:00 – 5:30pm (15 person capacity) PLANTER

OR

2. Wednesday evening series – – May 23

June 20, 7:00 – 8:30pm (15 person capacity)

OR Now that the warmer weather is 3. Thursday evening series – – May 24 June upon us (hopefully)21, 7:00 – 8:30pm (15 person capacity) it's time to plan this years

Adopt a Planter program.Teepa Snow is one of the leading educators Keep you eyes peeled for the posters. on dementia and the care that accompanies They will be placed in the elevators it, in the US and Canada. As an occupational in early May.

On Thursday Andrea, Glen Stor Dun Lodge Family

April 12th, all and Resident Advisor and her

staff within the husband Matt welcomed their first

Corporation of child Mia on March 29th, 2018. Mia

t h e C i t y o f weighed in at 6lb 2 oz and was 18.75

Cornwall were inches long. Mom, Dad and big

encouraged to brother Jax (the golden retriever) are

wear their sports in love with their sweet, little peanut.

jerseys to work in support of the Humboldt

Broncos. The staff of the GSDL raised a total

of $151.00.

Below is a photo of the GSDL staff as well as

a photo of a small memorial set up by our

Recreation staff.

Staff enjoyed the animal demonstration

presented by “Meet the Keepers” on

Tuesday April 17th.

Shelley Lauzon bravely volunteered to have

Puppy, the tarantula, crawl up her arm.

Staff Side LODGER 3

4 LODGER Life at the Lodge

Bowling is one of the more popular monthly

activities at the Lodge. Every month, a

group of Lodge residents head over to Garrett Quail, 2nd floor, and Recreologist, Nativity Lanes where they enjoy an open Tim McNally.bowling game. After their friendly but

competitive 10 frames of bowling, residents

enjoy a picnic style lunch before returning to

the Lodge.2nd floor resident,

Lillian Bjergso and Here are some photos taken during the Tim McNally were March outing.all smiles at the

lanes.

2nd floor resident,

Lucie Menard

2nd floor resident

Brian Gignac puching

his ball down the

ramp.

4ht floor resident 4th floor resident, Phyllis Dickson Heather Taylorgetting ready to

make her shot.

The animal demonstration presented by

“The Keepers” rescue organization on

Tuesday April 17th, was well received by

residents, family members and staff. Kyle

delivered a very informative session filled

with lots of interesting facts and tidbits

about their animals.

In the photo above, Odette Benoit, 4th floor

resident, is about to bravely touch Puppy,

the tarantula.

The Army, Navy and Air Force

Shannon Roderick petting Fiona, a white Association sponsored our March

fox. birthday party. Here is a photo of Mr.

Arnold Fobert with Gervais and Diane

4 t h f l o o r Houde, who celebrated their 50th

r e s i d e n t wedding anniversary on March 2nd.

Heather Taylor

petting Banzai, a

7 f o o t b o a

constrictor.

2 n d f l o o r

res ident Joan

M a s t e r m a n

petting Bugs, a

giant Flemish

rabbit.

4 t h f l o o r

r e s i d e n t ,

J a c q u e l i n e

Lalonde got a

kick out of Hank,

the armadillo.

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4. Ladies Bust Out Their Flashiest HatMarrying into the royal family means far

more than just wearing a tiara and waving

This goes along with British elegantly to a cheering crowd. It's a serious

custom of female guests lifestyle change and full-time job with strict

rocking the biggest hat or rules and formalities. And when it comes to

fascinator that they can the actual wedding, the British royals

balance on their heads typically adhere to a set of age-old traditions

throughout the ceremony.and expectations too. Here are some

examples of formal royal marriage

decorum.5. The Bride's Bouquet Must Contain a

Specific Shrub1. The Queen Must Give Written Another tradition started by Queen Victoria Permission.

is that she carried sprigs of myrtle in her Before a member of the royal family can get

bouquet. After the nuptials, Victoria planted down on one knee to pop the question, they

a shrub of the “herb of love” at the Osborne have to get grandma's blessing first.

House on the Isle of Wight. Ever since, royal

2. There's a Formal Royal Engagement brides have carried their own myrtle sprigs

Announcement and Photo Call plucked from that very same shrub.

According to royal 6. Any Catholics Will Have to Convert

p r o t o c o l , a n This is another legally sanctioned tradition

e n g a g e m e n t from the royal family. Unless a potential heir

announcement is wants to give up their place in line for the

to formally be throne, they have to make sure their

m a d e b y betrothed is fine with converting to the

Kensington Palace, Anglican church as detailed by the 1701 Act

followed by the of Settlement.

c o u p l e ' s f i r s t

public photo call 7. The Bride's Wedding Band Contains a

and joint interviewSpecific Gold

Starting with Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, 3. Men Are Usually In Uniform

all royal brides have been given wedding This dates back to Prince Albert who stuck

bands made from a gold that is three times with the traditional military uniform still

more valuable than the types usually found worn by many royal grooms today. Guests

in regular jewellery stores. That's because it's may also wear their finest military gear, or a

mined from very rare nuggets found in modest suit.

Dolgellau, North Wales.

8. There Is No Bouquet Toss brides and grooms to acknowledge the

Rather than flinging the flowers toward the crowds below.

single ladies, The Telegraphexplains how

royal brides leave their bouquet at the grave 13. There Are Often Two Receptions

of the Unknown Warrior at Westminster Immediately following an early ceremony,

Abbey. typically around 11 am or noon, the couple

celebrates with a lunch or brunch. Later,

9. The Queen Serves Breakfast they host an evening event including dinner

It might sound strange to have breakfast and dancing.

after a wedding, but most royal ceremonies

are at around 11 a.m. or noon.

The menu probably won't remind you of

your weekend brunches, though. Instead,

the chefs whip up some appetizers and the

traditional cake.

10. The Bride Wears a White Wedding

Dress

Ever since Queen Victoria chose to wed

Prince Albert in a sumptuous white gown in 14. Their Wedding Menu Can't Include 1840, every royal bride since (and pretty Shellfishmuch every other bride, to be honest) has Due to the higher likelihood of causing food followed suit. In later years, it's also become poisoning, shellfish is off-limits for any customary for the bride's gown to include royal menu, especially a wedding.lace.

The wedding of Prince 11. There Is Always a Formal Wedding H a r r y a n d M e g h a n Portrait Markle is due to take place After the royal couple ties the knot, they at noon on May 19th, 2018 pose for an official portrait with their at Windsor Castle in immediate families and wedding party. England. The groom, And don't expect to see any candid or cutesy Prince Harry, is a member poses here—it's pretty much all business for of the British royal family. The bride, this important photo session. Meghan Markle, is an American

actress.12. The Newlyweds Make an Appearance

at Buckingham PalaceIt will be broadcast on Canadian

Ever since the wedding of Princess Victoria television beginning at 7:00 am.

in 1858, it has been customary for royal

LODGER 7Tracey Delage

8 LODGER Joyeux Copains

Nana Mouskouri La chanteuse affirme également avoir reçu

est une chanteuse plus de 300 disques d'or. Il s'avère qu'elle

g r e c q u e en a reçu 17 en France, 13 au Canada, 6 en

in ternat ionale Allemagne et 4 au Royaume-Uni. En

qui chantait en France, elle aurait vendu près de 17 500 000

plusieurs langues disques (albums et singles confondus),

dont le français. faisant d'elle la 7e artiste féminine ayant le

plus vendu de disques en France derrière

Nana Mouskouri Sheila, Mireille Mathieu, Céline Dion,

prétend avoir vendu plus de 400 millions Madonna, Mylène Farmer et Sylvie Vartan.

de disques à travers le monde. Cette Cette jolie chanson du mois de mai peut se

information est toutefois contredite par le trouver facilement à l'internet sur le site

Livre Guinness des records qui affirme you tube.

qu'aucune chanteuse n'a vendu plus de

disques que Madonna et ses 305 millions. Pour ceux et celles qui le peuvent, bonne

écoute !

Voici le mois de mai Qu'il en remplit ses gants Tenez voici des gants

Où les fleurs volent au vent Qu'il en remplit ses gants Si mignonnement

Voici le mois de mai Si jolies mignonnes

Où les fleurs volent au vent Qu'il en remplit ses gants Vous ne les mettrez guère

Où les fleurs volent au vent Si mignonnement Que quatre fois par an

Si jolies mignonnes Vous ne les mettrez guère

Où les fleurs volent au vent Il les porte à sa mie Que quatre fois par an

Si mignonnement Pour lui faire un présent Que quatre fois par an

Il les porte à sa mie Si jolies mignonnes

Le fils du roi s'en va Pour lui faire un présent Que quatre fois par an

S'en va les ramassant Pour lui faire un présent Si mignonnement

Le fils du roi s'en va Si jolies mignonnes

S'en va les ramassant Pour lui faire un présent A Pâques à la Toussaint

S'en va les ramassant Si mignonnement Noël et la Saint-Jean

Si jolies mignonnes A Pâques à la Toussaint

S'en va les ramassant Tenez tenez dit-il Noël et la Saint-Jean

Si mignonnement Tenez voici des gants Noël et la Saint-Jean

Tenez tenez dit-il Si jolies mignonnes

Il en ramasse tant Tenez voici des gants Noël et la Saint-Jean

Qu'il en remplit ses gants Tenez voici des gants Si mignonnement

Il en ramasse tant Si jolies mignonnes

Gérard Labreque

RIONS…RIONS…RIONS

Un jeune voyou de 14 ans (catholique

néanmoins) fait trébucher des gens sur le

trottoir, donne une claque derrière la tête à

d'autres, lance une brique dans une vitre

lorsqu'un policier l'arrête. QUIZ/DIVERS-Hé toi, le jeune, qu'est-ce que tu fais là ? La lettre entre parenthèses est la première -Rien, monsieur le policier. J'ai décidé d'aller lettre du mot que tu cherchesà la confesse cet après-midi mais je suis a) dispositif qu'on ajoute à un boyau vraiment à court de matériel. d'arrosage pour tremper le pelouse. (g)

b) gros navire de transport transatlantique.

(p)

c) habit du moine. (f)

d) dictateur tyran. (d)

e) vaurien, brigand. (c)

f) grade de l'armée française. (m)

g) démarrage aérien de l'avion. (d)

h) nom de famille par opposition à prénom.

(p)

i) appareil ménager conçu pour aspirer la CHARADES poussière. (v)A) Mon premier est un pronom neutre qui j) toute personne qui paie des impôts. (c)

veut dire « cela ».

-Mon deuxième se dit de la voix d'un LES EXPRESSIONS DU LANGAGEenfant passant à l'adolescence. On dit que Complète les expressions.sa voix…….. a)prendre ses jambes à son….(faire de -Mon troisième est un pronom personnel grandes enjambées)féminin de la troisième personne. b) être cousu…..(être très riche)-Mon tout est un prénom masculin. c) en avoir…..(être écoeuré, en avoir assez)

d) tête à…..(un visage déplaisant)B) Mon premier est un possessif féminin de e) mettre sens dessus…..(tout mêler)

la première personne. f) à tout bout…..(à tout instant)-Mon deuxième est un breuvage populaire g)perdre la….. (faire ou dire des choses

chaud. insensées)-Mon troisième est un breuvage potable en

grande quantité.

-Mon tout est un prénom masculin

espagnol.

LODGER 9Gérard Labrecque

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Vierge Marie,

prends-moi par la main.

En ce jour qui commence,

Marie ma providence,

Je m'adresse à toi,

Le creuset de ma foi.

Je pourrais m'en tirer,

Ne rien te demander.

Mais je sais qu'avec toi,

J'aurai fait le bon choix.

A mes heures de doute,

Quand un sourire me coûte,

Montre-moi le chemin

Et prends-moi par la main.

Quand mes yeux ne voient plus,

Que mes plaies sont à nu,

Soulage mon chagrin

Et prends-moi par la main.

Quand me manque la sagesse

De taire les mots qui blessent,

Mets à ma langue un frein

Et prends-moi par la main.

Si j'oublie d'écouter

Ou de laisser parler.

Donne-moi ta patience.

Page Pastorale Gérard Labrecque

PRIÈRE À

MARIE

POUR LE MOIS

DE MAI

Church Services for May Liturgy of the Word with

Communion/Mass

Every Saturday at 10:00 am

May 5 Maurice PoirierJames Wilson

May 12 Roméo LefebvreNorm Sawinski

May 19 Maurice PoirierSylvio Gareau

May 26 Fr. HalléFleurette Beauregard

Robbert PentingaProtestant Services for MayPhilip White1st, 2nd & 3rd Thursday at 11:00 am

Danielle LanoisMay 3 Anglican

May 10 Salvation Army

May 17 Anglican The Month of May May 24 Hymn Sing

One thing May is known for is planting or May 31 Hymn Sing“rooting”,

And as the seeds are planted, they begin Prayer to Mary, Mother of the Churchscooting.and Mother of our faith

Mother, help our faith!

The grass grows fast if the weather is Open our ears to hear God's word and to

good,recognize his voice and call.

Awaken in us a desire to follow in his Rain helps the grass grow to spruce up the

footsteps, to go forth from our own land neighbourhood.

and to receive his promise. Help us to be touched by his love, that we The 24th of May provides us with a long

may touch him in faith. weekend,Help us to entrust ourselves fully to him Now holiday time you can start to spend.

and to believe in his love, especially at

times of trial, beneath the shadow of the Many stores have different things for cross, when our faith is called to mature. gardens & lawns,Sow in our faith the joy of the Risen One. You can decorate things up or keep things

Remind us that those who believe are calm. never alone.

Teach us to see all things with the eyes of May is a beautiful month when you stop &

Jesus, that he may be light for our path. think about it,

And may this light of faith always increase The long, cold winter has gone, & spring is

in us, until the dawn of that undying day what you get.

which is Christ himself, your Son, our

Lord! written by volunteer, Nancy Pilgrim

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Sunday 6 Monday 7 Tuesday 8

Sunday 13 Monday 14 Tuesday 15 09:45 Card Club (3) 10:45 Super Quiz (Dundas) 01:30 Wheel of Fortune (4)03:00 Rock'n Roll (Cornwall)

Sunday 20 Monday 21 Tuesday 22

May 2018

Sunday 27 Tuesday 29Monday 28

Tuesday 1

09:45 Tea Social (3)

10:45 Daisies (Dundas)

01:30 Sandbags (4)

03:00 Mustangs (Cornwall)

09:30 Animal Races (Cornwall)10:00 Morning Social (4)10:00 Silver Sneakers (3)10:00 Gardening (Cornwall)11:00 Friendly Visits on 4 (4)11:20 2nd Floor Lunch Bunch01:30 Reminiscing Circle (Dundas)02:30 Get Fit (2) 02:30 Crossword Mania (4)03:00 Singalong (3)

09:45 Tea Social (3)

10:45 Daisies (Dundas)

01:30 Sandbags (4)

03:00 Mustangs (Cornwall)

10:00 Sandbags (3)10:15 WHOGA Fitness (4)10:30 Tea & Trivia (Dundas)11:45 Dundas Bistro (TR)02:00 Entertainment with Rick (TR)03:30 Roll & Stroll (3) 06:00 House & Home (Dundas)

09:30 Animal Races (Cornwall)10:00 Morning Social (4)10:00 Silver Sneakers (3)10:00 Gardening (Cornwall)11:00 Friendly Visits on 4 (4)11:20 3rd Floor Lunch Bunch 01:30 Reminiscing Circle (Dundas)02:30 Crossword Mania (4)02:30 Get Fit (2) 03:00 Singalong (3)

10:00 Tea & Trivia (Dundas)10:00 Sandbags (3)10:15 WHOGA Fitness (4)01:30 House & Home (Dundas)02:00 Game of UNO (4)02:00 X-Box Bowling (TR)02:30 Shuffleboard (Cornwall) 04:00 Roll & Stroll (3)06:45 Kinette Bingo (TR)

10:00 Sandbags (3) 10:00 Tea & Trivia (Dundas)10:15 WHOGA Fitness (4)11:45 4th Floor Bistro (TR)02:00 Arts & Crafts (TR)02:00 Euchre (3)02:00 Country Drive (2)03:30 Sensory Magic (3) 06:00 House & Home (Dundas)

Mother's Day

09:45 Tea Social (3)

10:45 Daisies (Dundas)

01:30 Sandbags (4)

03:00 Mustangs (Cornwall)

10:00 Sandbags (3)10:15 WHOGA Fitness (4)10:30 RS Executive Meeting (4)11:45 Dundas Bistro (TR)02:00 Birthday Party with Georgie (TR)03:30 Roll & Stroll (3) 06:00 House & Home (Dundas)

09:45 Tea Social (3)

10:45 Daisies (Dundas)

01:30 Sandbags (4)

03:00 Mustangs (Cornwall)

10:30Resident Council Meeting

(Chapel)

11:45 4th Floor Bistro (TR) 02:00 Bingo (TR)03:30 Sensory Magic (3)06:00 House & Home (Dundas)

10:00 Morning Social (4)10:00 Silver Sneakers (3)10:00 Gardening (Cornwall) 11:20 4th Floor Lunch Bunch02:30 Crossword Mania (4)02:30 Get Fit (2)

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Thursday 3

Wednesday 30 Thursday 31

Friday 4 Wednesday 2

10:00 Care Conferences 11:00 Church Service: Anglican (Chapel)11:45 3rd Fl. Bistro (TR)02:00 The Cloggers (TR)03:30 Walk & Roll (3)06:00 Sandbags (Dundas)

10:00 Millionaires Club (4)10:00 News & Views (Cornwall)10:00 Get Fit (2)10:15 Tea & Trivia (3)11:00 Animal Races (Dundas) 11:15 Chapelet (Chapel)02:00 Bingo (TR)03:30 Roses (Dundas)

10:00 Care Conferences 11:00 Church Service: Hymn Sing (Chapel)11:45 3rd Fl. Bistro (TR)01:30 Deal or No Deal (4) 02:00 Volunteer Appreciation Afternoon (TR)03:00 Mini-Putt (Cornwall) 04:00 Walk & Roll (3)06:00 Sandbags (Dundas)

08:00 St. Lawrence Breakfast (TR)10:00 Fun & Fitness (4)10:00 Sandbags (Cornwall)10:30 Singalong 2&3 (Chapel) 01:30 Reminiscing Circle (3) 02:00 Wheel of Fortune (4)02:00 Darts (Pub)02:30 Tea & Stories (Dundas) 04:00 Corvettes (Cornwall)

10:00 Millionaires Club (4)10:00 News & Views (Cornwall)10:00 Get Fit (2)10:15 Tea & Trivia (3)11:00 Animal Races (Dundas)11:15 Chapelet (Chapel)02:00 Bingo (TR)03:30 Roses (Dundas)

10:00 Millionaires Club (4)10:00 Balloon Tennis (Cornwall)10:00 Get Fit (2)10:15 Sandbags (3)11:00 Animal Races (Dundas)11:15 Chapelet (Chapel)01:30 Music with Gabrielle et Amis (TR)03:30 Roses (Dundas)

10:00 Care Conferences 11:00 Hymn Sing (Chapel)11:45 3rd Fl. Bistro (TR)02:00 Music on 2nd with Dan (2)02:00 Patio Social (3&4)03:30 Sensory Magic (3)06:00 Sandbags (Dundas)

10:00 Millionaires Club (4)10:00 News & Views (Cornwall)10:00 Get Fit (2)10:15 Tea & Trivia (3)10:30 Get Fit (2)11:00 Animal Races (Dundas)11:15 Chapelet (Chapel)02:00 Bingo (TR)03:30 Roses (Dundas)

10:00 Care Conferences 11:00 Church Service: Anglican (Chapel)11:45 3rd Fl. Bistro (TR)02:00 Memorial Service (Chapel)03:30 Walk & Roll (3)06:00 Sandbags (Dundas)

08:00 3rd Fl. Grp 1 Breakfast (TR)10:00 Fun & Fitness (4)10:00 Sandbags (Cornwall)10:30 Singalong 2&3 (Chapel)02:00 Royal Wedding Celebration (TR)03:30 Corvettes (Cornwall)

10:00 Millionaires Club (4)10:00 Balloon Tennis (Cornwall)10:00 Get Fit (2)10:15 Tea & Trivia (3)11:00 Animal Races (Dundas)11:15 Chapelet (Chapel)02:00 Bingo (TR)03:30 Roses (Dundas)

10:00 Care Conferences 11:00 Church Service: Salvation Army (Chapel)11:45 3rd Fl. Bistro (TR)01:30 RS Staff Meeting03:30 Sensory Magic (3)06:00 Sandbags (Dundas)

08:00 Seaway Breakfast (TR)09:30 Audiology Clinic (4th Fl)10:00 Sandbags (Cornwall)10:30 Singalong 2&3 (Chapel) 02:00 Mother's Day Tea (TR)03:30 Corvettes (Cornwall)

08:00 3rd Fl. Grp. 2 Breakfast (TR)10:00 Fun & Fitness (4)10:00 Sandbags (Cornwall)10:30 Singalong 2&3 (Chapel)01:30 Shuffleboard (Cornwall)02:00 Food and Nutrition Meeting (Chapel)02:00 Friendly Visit on 4th Floor (4)02:30 Tea & Stories (Dundas) 04:00 Corvettes (Cornwall)

10:00Mass/Messe

(Chapel)

01:30 Singalong (Dundas)

02:45 TV Classics (Cornwall)

10 :00Liturgy of the Word

(Chapel)

01:30 Singalong (Dundas)

02:45 TV Classics (Cornwall)

10:00Liturgy of the Word

(Chapel)

01:30 Singalong (Dundas)

0 2:45 TV Classics (Cornwall)

10:00Liturgy of the Word

(Chapel)

01:30 Singalong (Dundas)

0 2:45 TV Classics (Cornwall)

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Our annual Day Away trek to the Sand

Road Sugar Camp was once again a most

enjoyable outing, as indicated by the

pictures below. The meal was scrumptious

and the Brisson Brothers played music to

our hearts delight.

Terri and Don MacKenzie

Lynne Gibb, Annette Julien and Marion

Lawn

Volunteer Jackie Poitras and Fernande

Fobert

Nancy Cleary, Christina Mlokschek and

Eleanor ParsonsSimone Poirier May 10

Vicky Major May 24

Yvonne Vivarais May 28

Pauline Raymond May 30

Ÿ Warmer Weather/SummerAline Paquette and volunteer, Gail Dolson

Ÿ Mothers Day Celebrations/Teas

Ÿ Mothers Day Crafts

Ÿ Baking

Outreach

LODGER 15Volunteer

This year's Council Many GSDL family members spent the

of Family & Friends afternoon socializing while indulging in

Spring Raffle was delicious orange cream or triple chocolate

a n o t h e r g r e a t mousse cake.

success. Thanks to 4 t h F l o o r

our committed and dedicated Family resident Lynn

Council members and to all who supported Sawinski with

the raffle by buying tickets, a total of h e r m o m ,

$1551.00 was raised. Norma.

3 r d f l o o r

r e s i d e n t

Doug Smith

with his wife,

On Wednesday April 25th, during the Donalda.

Spring Social, the raffle draw took place.

Here are lucky winners;

The winner of the Basket of Cheer

Dan Brodeur.

The winner of the $100.00 gift card

to Au Vieux Duluth and $100.00 gift card

to Eight Zero Zero

Edward Cameron

The winner of the $100.00 gas card2nd floor resident Gervais Houde (far right) Brenda Castleman.

with his wife Diane and brother Bernie.Congratulations to the winners

All GSDL Volunteers are invited to attend the

ANNUAL VOLUNTEER

APPRECIATION CELEBRATION

Thursday May 31st, 2018

2:00 pm

Rotary Tea Room

Invitations will be sent out shortly

16 LODGER Best Wishes

Special thanks to

Roy Floristfor their generous gifts

of corsages and boutonnièresdelivered to our residents

on their birthdays andanniversaries

Editta Japuncic May 02, 1917

Gervais Houde May 04, 1947

Jacqueline Lamarche May 10, 1930

Jeannine Kirkey May 11, 1924

Pierre Champagne May 13, 1933

Jeanine Marleau May 13, 1932

Richard Menard May 14, 1944

Leonie Radford May 21, 1929

Lynn Ann Sawinski May 21, 1961

Elva Cousins May 22, 1930

Catherine McBain May 22, 1916

Raymond Carrier May 24, 1937

Monique Blondin May 25, 1939

Doris Beard May 28, 1920

Howard Lough May 27, 1923

Local Deliveries Daily

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May 2018

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May 23, 1993 – 25 Years

The May birthday party is sponsored by

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It will be held on Tuesday May 15th, 2018.

at 2:00 pm in the Tea Room.

Entertainment provided by Georgie.

LODGER 17Coming EventsTracey Delage

WORLD

RED CROSS DAY –

MAY 8TH

World Red Cross Day remembers and

recognizes the efforts of National Red

Cross and Red Crescent Societies SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT worldwide. According to the Red Cross May 3 The Cloggers website, this day recognizes:May 15 Birthday Party with Georgie

"Worldwide efforts to advocate for the Mat 23 Music with Gabrielle & Amisrelief of human suffering, whether from May 24 Music with Dan (2nd) disease, famine, disaster, or war. The May 29 Music with RickRed Cross provides humanitarian efforts

OUTINGS and disaster relief around the world, May 7 4th Floor Lunch Bunch wherever it is needed. There are millions

May 14 2nd Floor Lunch Bunch of Red Cross volunteers.

May 28 3rd Floor Lunch BunchMay 8th was chosen as it is the birthday

FUN & GAMES of Henry Dunant, the founder of the Red

May 1 Kinette Bingo Cross.

May 1 X-Box Bowling

LIMERICK DAY – OTHER

MAY 12THMay 11 Audiology Clinic

Limerick Day celebrates the birthday of May 11 Mother's Day Tea

Writer Edward Lear (1812-1888). It also, May 17 Memorial Service of course, celebrates Limerick poems. May 18 Royal Wedding Celebration Limericks were popularized by Lear in May 25 Food & Nutrition Mtg 1846 in his “Book of Nonsense”

A Limerick is a humorous verse or poem.

It is five lines longs. Its name comes from

the city of Limerick, Ireland. The first two

lines rhyme with the fifth line while the

third and fourth lines rhyme.

There was a Young Lady whose chin

Resembled the point of a pin:

So she had it made sharp,4th floor friends, from left: Odette Benoit And purchased a harp,and Lynn Sawinski. (photo submitted by And played several tunes with her chin.

Tina Poirier) - Edward Lear -

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commercialized to a large extent with

compelling advertising strategies and has

been heavily promoted by companies who

saw benefit in making it popular which has

led to the criticism for having become too

commercialized. Some people believe that

companies have misinterpreted and

exploited the idea of Mother's Day, and that

the emphasis of the holiday should be on Mother's Day is a celebration honouring our sentiment, not profit. People should mothers, as well as motherhood, maternal appreciate and honour their mothers bonds, and the influence of mothers in through handwritten letters expressing society. It is celebrated on various days all their love and gratitude, instead of buying over the world, most commonly in the gifts and pre-made cards, as was originally months of March or May. It complements intended. That being said; sales of cards, other similar celebrations such as Father's breaks all records on Mother's day. Day, Siblings Day, Grandparents Day and

Family Day. Many people also take their mothers out for

a dinner and bake special cakes for them. Mother's Day in Canada is celebrated on the Mothers are also pampered with gifts and second Sunday in May (it is not a public day off from the kitchen by their loving holiday or bank holiday), and typically children. Breakfast in bed is also a popular involves small celebrations and gift giving way of expressing to your mother how to your mother, grandmother, or other much they mean to you. important female figures in the family.

Celebratory practices are very similar to Caring children make it a point to celebrate those of other western countries. Mothers Day with their own moms,

grandmothers and to women who are like In Canada, Mothers Day is the most popular their mothers. Those staying away from festival after Christmas and Valentine's Day. their mothers visit them and make them feel People pay tribute to their mothers on the special. While those who can not pay a visit day and thank them for their constant may make a phone call. No wonder, phone support and love. In Canada, cards and traffic is highest on the occasion of Mothers flowers are the most commonly used Day. methods of expressing love for moms.

If you are lucky enough to be published in a In many countries, the modern Mother's prestigious magazine such as the Lodger, Day has evolved from its original, intended you may even choose this as a platform to roots. As Mothers Day is a festival with express your love and gratitude to the best strong emotional value, it has been mom out there. Happy Mother's Day Mom!

Extras Jason Swerdfeger

LODGER 19Connections

Glen Stor Dun LodgeGlen Stor Dun Lodge

Council of Family & FriendsCommittee of Management,

Your Council Executives 2018Elaine MacDonald, Chair

Councillor

(613) 938-7763

Leslie O'Shaughnessy, Mayor

(613) 937-3130

Claude E. McIntosh, Councillor

(613) 937-3906

Dennis Fife,

Mayor North Stormont

(613) 984-2291

Frank Prevost, Henry Kyte ~ ChairDeputy Mayor of South Glengarry 3rd Floor Representative

(613) 938-8100613-932-8806

Special Care Representative Executives MembersCarol Paschek

of the 613-931-9963Glen Stor Dun Lodge 3rd Floor Representative

Resident CouncilBernie Thauvette

2018613-936-6768

4th Floor RepresentativesPatricia Irwin, President

Margaret GordonDorothy Wallace, Vice-President

613-938-7678

Denise Symington

613-932-8125 Residents and staff would like

Dave Malcolm - Member to welcome the following

613-360-5729 New Comers

Lawrence Gauthier

Chester LalondeOur family volunteers serve as advocates Vivian Bussieresfor our residents. They also aim at

Margaret MacKinnonenhancing quality of life for all who live

Yvon Paquinand work at the Lodge. Please feel free to

Yvon Labellepick up a pamphlet at the reception desk to

Madelaine Cardinalfind out how to contribute to their cause or

Dalton Ouderkirkmake contact with the members.

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In the fall of 2015, Norma received an Art Expression Presentshonourable mention at the Focus Art annual Norma O'Collinjuried show for her painting “Laundry Day.” May 1 to May 31She moved on to become the proud recipient rocollin@cogeco.ca

of the first place award for her artwork titled Norma is no

“No Fishing” in 2016 juried exhibition. She stranger to the

continues to participate in local art shows Lodge. This is

and competitions and enjoys sharing her h e r f o u r t h

work at the Lodge.showing since

we established

t h e a r t

e x p r e s s i o n

gallery. Norma

is an extremely

productive painter. She meets with her

colleagues weekly and paint together. Her

favourite subjects are local scenery and

rural life.

Norma has always been interested in art.

An uncle, who lived with her and her Water Lilies

parents, was a commercial Artist and (Oil)

inspired and encouraged Norma to pursue

her love of painting. It wasn't until 1967 that

she joined the Versailles Group, under the

direction of Hy Gallant, and started to paint

seriously. An exhibition was held every

year and Norma started to sell her

paintings. In 1999 Norma and her husband

moved to Cornwall. It is in Cornwall that

they have become active in many different

activities. They belong to the Seaway

Seniors Centre and have acted in many

variety shows including the Glen

Productions. Norma continues to pursue Into the Woods

her painting and belongs to the St. Lawrence (Oil)

Group. She shows her work in galleries,

craft stores and craft shows.

Art Expressions Linda Geisel

RÉPONSES The Letter « B »

CHARADES

A) Samuel (ça-mue-elle) Word Bank : barrette, basil, bask, basketball,

B) Matteo (ma-thé-eau) baste, bat, bathe, battalion, battery, bay,

beard, bed, bedlam, bee, belong, beneath,

QUIZ/DIVERS betroth, bib, bikini, bill, billion, billy goat, a) gicleur biology, birthday, birthmark, blue, bogus, b) paquebot boil, Boulder, burlap.c) froc

d) despote 1) _________ A city in Colorado or a large, e) chenapan round rock.f) maréchal 2) __________ The color of a clear sky.g) décollage 3) __________ Wooden stick or a nocturnal, h) patronyme flying mammal.i) vadrouille 4) ________ To be below or underneath.j) contribuable 5) ________ A male goat.

6) ________ A device for storing electricity.LES EXPRESSIONS DU LANGAGE 7) _______ An herb often used in Italian

a) cou cooking.b) d'or 8) __________ To moisten meat or loosely c) ras le bol stitch.d) claque 9) __________ A stinging insect.e) dessous 10) _________ Counterfeit or worthless.f) de champ 11) _________ A scanty, two-pieced bathing g) raison suit.

12) _________ Hair growing on the chin.

13) _________ To be a part of something.

14) ________ An unusual mark on the skin

on birth.

15) _________ An inlet of a body of water.

Answer to Brain Teaser

page 24

LODGER 21Solutions

1.Meals 6. Eyes2. Damp 7. Hats3. Tired 8. Also4. Gear 9. Vote5. Stale 10. Land

(1) Boulder;(10) bogus;(2) blue;(11) bikini;(3) bat;(12) beard;(4) beneath;(13) belong;(5) billy goat;(14) birthmark;(6) battery; (15) bay (7) basil;(8) baste;(9) bee;

Answers to The Letter “B”

MOM'S BEST ADVICE “I Know CPR”

Do not make that face or it will freeze My mother had just finished taking a

in that position. CPR class at a local college when she

If you don't eat your vegetables, you'll and I were in the mall and saw a big

never grow up. crowd gathered around a still body.

Your father is going to hear about this Mom took off running at a speed I

when HE gets home. didn't know she could muster, yelling,

Ask your Father. “Everyone back! I know CPR!” Just as

Don't talk with your mouth full. she threw herself next to the body and

When you have your own house then was about to begin, a pair of strong

you can make the rules! hands pulled her to her feet. “Ma'am,”

If you're too full to finish your dinner, said a police officer beside her, “we

you're too full for dessert. are trying to arrest this man.” —Talea

Torres

Mom on GardeningDIY DRAMA

I can't tell the difference between a Mom had a small decorative windmill

rose and a dandelion. So when it came in her yard. A storm broke one of the

time to fix up my garden, I had no blades, causing the windmill to shake

clue which plants to keep and which violently. Dad announced that he

ones to remove. Until, that is, my would “take care of it” and

mother gave me this handy tip: "Pull rebalanced the windmill by snapping

them all up. If it comes back, it's a off the opposing blade. Watching him,

weed."Mom remarked, “I hope I never break

—Cy Cogginsa leg.” —Gerald Loffredo

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Bringers of Rain! King Pins!

April showers are bringing the A new month means another trip to the

thunder here at the Glen Stor Nativity bowling alley for the residents. This

Dun Lodge. On the men's side a month Brian Gignac was our top bowler with

few familiar faces and a few halfway to a perfect game with 225 points. In

new faces were sporting some second place, Joan Masterman put up a

medals. Gordon Barrow scored stellar score of 191 points. In third Wayne

some solid points. The former McIntosh knocked down 178 points. 4th

champ earned a fourth place finish this through 8th went as follows: Garrett Quail

month with a score of 2800 in a single game. 175 points; Heather Taylor 164 points; Phyllis

Yvon Desrosiers, who has established Dickson 157 points; Lillian Bjergso 142

himself as a consistent front runner, scored a points; and Lucie Menard 135 points.

sweet score of 2910 points in a single game to Bulls Eye Club!

earn himself the bronze medal this month. The month of April brought us

For the first time since moving to the Glen many bulls eye shooters in darts.

Stor Dun Lodge, Rolland Mercier managed Four players hit the bulls eye

to work his way into the men's sandbag scene including Lillian Bjergso, Lucie

running away with a second place finish Menard, Annette Ethier and Robert Marleau.

shooting for a score of 2940. Finishing as the Four Players hit the bulls eye twice: Evelyn

top point getter on the men's side this month Malcolm, Fernande Mercier, Rolland

is Robert Marleau who is still riding his 2017 Mercier, and Jeannine Marleau. Top point

championship high with a big score of 3355 in getter this month was Jeannine Marleau with

a single game.105 points in a single round.

On the women's side new faces seem to be the Pro Leagues2018 trend as we once again have new The NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs have begun leaders. Suzanne Martin battled her way into and only two Canadian hockey teams are in the competition for a fourth place finish this playoffs: the Toronto Maple Leafs and the month. She scored a stellar 2620. Olive St- Winnipeg Jets. The Leafs are playing the Denis, another GSDL newcomer, started the Boston Bruins and are currently losing the year off strong as she shot her way into the series 3-1. The Jets on the other hand are top three with a score of 2760 in a single winning their series against the Minnesota game. Phyllis Dickson moved herself up on Wild 3-1. In basketball, the Toronto Raptors the leader board from 4th last month to 2nd in finished first in the east and are playing the April with a score of 2810; good enough for a Washington Wizards in the first round and silver medal. For the first time in her sandbag hold a 2-0 lead. In golf, Brooke Henderson of career Jan Fournier secured her spot as top Ottawa who finished 2nd at the Women's dog with a score of 2910 for her first gold LPGA Championship in the summer, won medal. the Lotte Championship.

LODGER 23ScoreboardJoel Campeau

24 LODGER Mental Aerobics Bill Van Ryswyk

SEARCH-A-WORD

HOW TO PLAY:The words in the puzzle can be found either horizontally, diagonally, or even backward. Find them and CIRCLE THEM.

Sample word:FAMILY

BEER PLANE

BOAT POOL

CANOE RELAX

CASH SAND

COOL SEA

EAST SHOP

EAT SPORT

FUN SUN

MEALS TOUR

PICNIC TRAIN

Answers on page 21

Brain Teaser

No crossword puzzle; just the clues!

1. Lunch or Dinner2. Moist3. Fatigued4. Equipment5. Not Fresh6. Needle holes7. Stetsons8. Additionally9. Cast a Ballot10. Come to Shore

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