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St Agnes’ Village
October 2021 Edition
Image provided by Winston – Rock Orchid in his garden
VILLAGE MANAGEMENT OFFICE
Phone: (02) 6584 3515
Email: reception.villageliving@stagnesparish.org.au
Message from the Editor
INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Welcome to the October 2021 Issue of the
. Message from the Editor
Village Newsletter.
Pastoral Ponderings As you would be aware, stay-at-home orders
for the Port Macquarie-Hastings Local
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update Government Area (LGA) were introduced from
. COVID-19 Check-in Card 6pm Tuesday, 28th September 2021 for seven
days, due to an increased COVID-19 public
Upcoming Events
health risk. Everyone must stay at home unless
. Daylight Savings Begins
. Card Pop-Up Shop it is for an essential reason, which includes
. Social Committee Happy Hour shopping for food, medical care, getting
. Social Committee Melbourne Cup A/T vaccinated, compassionate needs and exercise.
This means that the Village Management
Resident News
. Sentiments/Welcome
Office will be receiving phone calls only and no
. Year 12 students – Prayer Sponsors staff will be onsite during this period of
. Busways Mini-Bus (Route 327) lockdown. The Community Centres will remain
. The Village Information Technology Group open, however ALL village group activities,
. Meetings Cancelled gatherings and external bookings have been
cancelled until further notice.
Reminder to Residents
. Village Transport Services Depending on whether the stay-at-home
. St Agnes’ Village Craft Group orders currently in place are extended beyond
. Samaritan’s Purse Operation Christmas Child one week, village bus trips will operate in
. Repairs & Maintenance October. There will be restrictions in place and
. Request for Additions they may be cancelled at short notice due to
. Dogs in the village
changing COVID-19 restrictions. Further
. Meeting in Progress
information regarding bus trips are detailed in
. Wastewater Treatment Plant
. Wasps/Hornets this edition of the village newsletter.
. Which bin? Yellow, Red, Green
Once again, I thank you for your support,
Resident Information
patience and understanding during this time.
. Dine and Discover NSW Village Management Office staff will continue
to support you through these challenging
Happy Snaps times.
Villas for Sale
Puzzle Time I ask you to take care of each other, stay safe
Solutions to October Puzzles and stay healthy.
Bus Outings
Calendar for Tenison Woods Centre Jody, Editor
PLEASE NOTE: MONDAY, 4TH OCTOBER 2021 IS
A PUBLIC HOLIDAY AND VILLAGE OFFICE
STAFF WILL NOT BE WORKING
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update
NSW roadmap to recovery
Stay-at-home orders for adults who have received both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine will be lifted
from the Monday after NSW passes the 70 per cent double vaccination target. This is expected to
be 11 October 2021 and is subject to public health advice.
From the Monday after NSW hits the 80 per cent double dose vaccination target (of those aged 16
and over), eased restrictions will allow those who are fully vaccinated to have up to 10 people visit
their home, participate in community sport and access hospitality venues (where drinking while
standing up will be allowed indoors). All premises will operate at 1 person per 4 square metres indoors,
and 1 person per 2 square metres outdoors.
Only fully vaccinated people and those with medical exemptions will have access to the freedoms
allowed under the ‘Reopening NSW roadmap’.
From 1 December 2021 further changes will be introduced including all venues moving to the 2 square
metres rule, masks will not be required indoors at offices, indoor pools and nightclubs can reopen and
unvaccinated people will have greater freedoms.
Source: https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/covid19-restriction-checker
COVID-19 CHECK-IN CARD
Service NSW is offering a personalised “check-in card” for those
who don’t have a smartphone and/or those who are not
comfortable using the Service NSW business online webform. The
COVID-19 check-in card provides a quicker, alternative digital
check-in method.
The COVID-19 check-in card is a hard copy with a secure, unique QR code that contains a customer’s
registered contact details, including name and phone number. When you arrive at a business, you can
present your card and have it scanned by a business as an alternative digital check-in method. When a
business scans the QR code on the card, your registered contact details automatically populate in the
unique Service NSW business online webform. Your check in information is directly available for NSW
Health’s contact tracing team in the event of a positive COVID-19 case. Once you have created your
card, you can have it posted to you, or you can download a printable version immediately. If you lose
the card, or your contact details change, you simply create a new card. You can register for a COVID-19
check-in card by phoning Service NSW on 13 77 88 or applying online on the Service NSW website
https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/transaction/create-covid-19-check-card. Note: This check-in method
is only available at businesses that have a QR compatible device. It is not mandatory for businesses to
accept COVID-19 check-in cards. Remember this card is for all NSW residents.
Daylight saving begins at 2:00am on Sunday,
3rd October 2021. Please put your clocks
forward one hour before going to bed.
Happy Hour is on the last
Friday of every month
CARD POP UP SHOP
and is held in the
Sue “The Card Lady” is due to come back Tenison Woods Centre
into the village to showcase her Flamingo The Social Committee invites you
Paperie eco- friendly greeting cards and
to attend on
stationery giftware during Coffee Shop. th
Friday, 29 October 2021 at 4:00pm
Residents will still receive their 10%
discount on all purchases. Come along and meet new and old friends.
Bring your own nibbles.
Sue will be at the Tenison Woods Centre FOR SALE: Beer, Wine and Soft Drinks
on Monday, 11th October 2021 between Bring your own spirits.
9:30am and 12noon, so drop by to say
COVID-19 restrictions will apply.
hello and have a look. Sue will also be
bringing a small selection of Nutrimetics Keep an eye out in your letterbox for the
special offers for the residents to browse. flyer inviting you to this gathering.
Please note: This is subject to change due Please note: This event is subject to change
to COVID regulations. due to COVID regulations.
SAVE THE DATE – TUESDAY, 2ND NOVEMBER 2021
MELBOURNE CUP AFTERNOON TEA
The Melbourne Cup is Australia’s most prestigious annual Thoroughbred horse race. The event
starts at 3pm on the first Tuesday in November and is known locally as “the race that stops a
nation”. The Social Committee will be organising an Afternoon Tea. Residents can enjoy the
company of fellow residents and watch the big race. COVID-19 restrictions will apply. Further
information will be forthcoming to residents.
Please note: This event is subject to change due to COVID regulations.
Resident News
Year 12 students – Prayer Sponsors
Extract from St Agnes’ Catholic Parish Bulletin
Year 12 students in our community have really had a
tough and ever-changing environment to deal with over
Best wishes to residents their final two years of school education. They have been
celebrating birthdays. tested time and time again on their ability to bounce back
with learning, swinging from online to face-to-face and
We wish residents who are uncertainty on exam formats and commencement dates.
experiencing poor health a The COVID pandemic has built wonderful resilience, but
speedy recovery. these are unprecedented times.
In previous years we have asked for our parish
We extend our condolences
community to be prayer sponsors for our Year 12
to residents who have lost a
students during exam time only. This year we are asking
loved one.
you to pray for the students over the months leading up
May Our Lord bless and
to their exams, not just at exam time.
comfort you and your family
during this time of grief. If a village resident would be interested in being a prayer
sponsor, please contact the Presbytery Office on
6583 1024 to provide your contact details and you will be
provided with a student’s name.
We welcome new residents who have recently moved
into the village. We hope you enjoy living here.
BUSWAYS MINI-BUS (ROUTE 327)
It has recently been brought to our attention, that when boarding the Busways Mini-Bus
(Route 327), you may be asked to present either your Seniors Card or Pension Card, when
handing over the Regional Excursion Daily (RED) ticket. Please be aware of this, and have it
available, if requested by the bus driver.
The Busways Mini-Bus (Route 327) that enters St Agnes’ and Lourdes Village, travels to the
Town Centre and Settlement City, Monday to Friday and is a free service for village residents.
Regional Excursion Daily (RED) tickets are available from the Village Office for use on the
Busways Mini-Bus (Route 327). Please phone the Village Office on 6584 3515 if you require
tickets and please ensure you allow adequate time for your tickets to be delivered. Regional
Excursion Daily (RED) tickets can be personally collected from the Village Office or staff will
deliver the required number of tickets to your letterbox.
The Village Information Technology Group, facilitated by St Agnes’ Village resident
David Burr, meets in the Tenison Woods Centre, St Agnes’ Village, Thursday morning between
10:00am and 11:00am. David plans to start Help Sessions from Thursday, 7th October 2021.
If you are interested in attending, bookings are to be made by phoning the Village Office on
6584 3515. Further information is detailed below and a copy has been placed on the noticeboard at
the Tenison Woods Centre.
Due to the current lockdown
the St Agnes’ Village
Residents Committee will not
be meeting in October. The
Social Committee meeting will
also not be held.
Reminder to Residents
VILLAGE TRANSPORT SERVICES
Residents are reminded that the Village Transport Service is available on Monday and Friday
mornings from 9:30am until 1:00pm. During the stay-at-home orders introduced for seven days
(28th September 2021 to 5th October 2021), the Village Transport Service has been cancelled.
The transport vehicle is driven by volunteers from St Agnes’ Catholic Parish. At least 24 hours’ notice
must be given to book the transport vehicle and bookings can be made via the Village Office on
6584 3515. This service is also available to residents who drive.
Our village transport program is still planned to expand five days a week (date yet to be
determined), which means we need more volunteers. Further information on becoming a Village
Transport volunteer can be directed to the Volunteer Coordinator on 6588 7444 or register online
https://stagnesparish.org.au/volunteers/. Further information will be forthcoming to village
residents once the expansion of this service will commence.
ST AGNES’ VILLAGE CRAFT GROUP
In the May 2021 Village Newsletter, it was suggested to commence a
Craft Group for those residents who would like to make gifts to place in
the Samaritan Purse – Operation Christmas Child shoebox for the National
Shoebox Collection in October 2021. The response was disappointing,
hence the craft group has not commenced.
If you are interested in anything craft related, beginner or expert, you are
most welcome to come along and meet people with similar interests and
enjoy a cuppa. Come and learn something new, or be inspired to complete
that unfinished craft item you have put away in the cupboard! Knitting,
crocheting, sewing, card making and scrapbooking, the list goes on. You
don’t have to make gifts for the shoebox. The craft group will meet each
Monday afternoon between 1:30pm – 3:30pm in the Tenison Woods
Centre. Please phone the Village Office if you are interested on 6584 3515.
SAMARITAN’S PURSE
OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD
In the May and June 2021 editions of the village newsletter, residents were informed about
participating in this year’s Operation Christmas Child. The current situation with COVID-19 means the
the distribution of boxes may be delayed, but the collection of boxes is going ahead, in order that
they can be sent out as soon as restrictions are lifted and the boxes can be safely delivered.
Shoeboxes will be collected throughout 1st to 14th November 2021 (for NSW only). All drop off
locations will be opening during 1st to 14th November 2021 (for NSW only). Please be assured all
collection locations will be adhering to government guidelines for everyone’s safety.
A St Agnes’ Village resident has kindly volunteered to assist with the coordination of this, as she has
been involved in this ministry for a number of years. We would love for interested residents to get
together in the Tenison Woods Centre (date to be determined), and put together items in shoe
boxes, ready for donating. The children who receive the boxes may be victims of famine, war, natural
disasters and disease and many have never received any sort of gift in their short lives. Ready
assembled and printed shoeboxes are provided if you decide to take part. These shoeboxes of gifts
bring a little joy to children in need and show them that they have not been forgotten.
If you would be interested in participating, please contact Jody in the Village Office on 6584 3515.
Alternatively, you can contact Samaritan’s Purse Australia directly on 1300 884 468 or access their
website: https://www.samaritanspurse.org.au/what-we-do/operation-christmas-child/
REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE
For all general maintenance requests and after hours’ emergency maintenance requests,
village residents can call the hotline on 1300 522 511 or email the details to
sap@chl.org.au (24 hours a day 7 days a week). When calling after hours or on a
weekend, please stay on the phone to listen to the procedure. DO NOT HANG UP! If life or
structure is in danger, call triple zero (000).
REQUEST FOR ADDITIONS IN VILLAS
Residents with dogs are reminded
Any additions, which includes screen it is a requirement that all dogs
doors, air conditioning units, ceiling fans, must be walked on a lead in the
grab rails, patios etc, must be approved village. This includes on the
prior to work being undertaken. Please communal grass areas. You must
provide a written request to the Village also collect any excrement off
Manager. A written response will then be common areas and neighbouring
provided to you. resident’s yards. Please ensure you
carry a waste bag to collect any
excrement.
Residents are reminded that every Thursday at 11:00am, Village Staff
gather for a staff meeting of approximately one-hour duration. Those
phoning the Village Office during the staff meeting have the opportunity
to leave a message on the voice mail system. All calls will be returned
promptly at the conclusion of the meeting.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
Residents are encouraged to report any odour from the Wastewater Treatment Plant on Ocean
Drive Port Macquarie. Please report to:
the Environment Protection Authority (EPA) hotline on telephone 131 555; and
Port Macquarie Hastings Council by phoning 6581 8111 during business hours, or phoning
6583 2225 after hours.
Reporting any odours will enable the EPA and Port Macquarie Hastings Council to work together
to address these concerns.
WASPS/HORNETS Please keep an eye out for wasps or hornets which can
build their nests in various places around the exterior of your villa. Please
also be careful when checking your mailbox. Residents have experienced
wasps nested in their mailbox. It is a good idea to spray your mailbox regularly with fly spray. If
you see a wasp or hornets’ nest on the exterior of your villa, please contact CHL – Repairs and
Maintenance Hotline to arrange for someone to come and remove it.
Which Bin? –Yellow, Red and Green Bins
A reminder to residents on the importance of placing your rubbish in the correct garbage bins. Bins are
inspected before emptying and recently many residents have been placing the incorrect items in the
bins. Landfill costs money and failure to follow these guidelines will incur us being fined if wrong goods
are in the bin, particularly the yellow bin.
Household waste that cannot be placed in the recycling bin should be placed in the red rubbish bin.
Red bin waste goes straight to landfill and should be the bin of last resort. Please see below the table
which shows what you can and cannot place in the yellow and red bins.
YELLOW RED GREEN
✓ All recycling ✓ General Waste Please place your green waste
✓ Steel, tin, aluminium cans, ✓ Plastic bags in a small/medium bin on
including empty aerosols ✓ Packets, wrappers, cling wrap your front lawn for collection.
✓ Clear, brown and green glass and bubble wrap ALL food scraps are to be
bottles and jars (rinsed, no ✓ Nappies and sanitary waste, wrapped in newspaper or in a
lids) wrapped tightly and stored in corn-starch bag. Any meat,
✓ Plastic bottles and containers - well-sealed bags bones, seafood and prawn
numbers 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 ✓ Pet waste, kitty litter shells are to be frozen and
(rinsed, no lids) ✓ Foam, polystyrene then wrapped in newspaper
✓ Cardboard boxes, milk and ✓ Light globes, mirrors, ceramics, or corn-starch bags. Food
juice cartons cookware and drinking glasses scraps can also be collected
✓ Newspapers, magazines, _______________________ with green waste.
office paper and junk mail,
Building materials, syringes, oil
including window envelopes Corn-starch bags are available
or paint, gas bottles, hazardous
__________________________ for purchase directly from J.R.
or chemical waste (these items
Richards. The cost for the
Plastic bags, light bulbs, mirrors are accepted at transfer
compostable corn-starch bags
or drinking glasses, food or stations).
(150 bags) is $15.00.
general waste ceramics, crockery Medical waste (speak to your
or ovenware, foam or doctor or pharmacy). Green waste is collected
polystyrene, waxed boxes or weekly) by the Village
Red waste is collected weekly
shredded paper. Ground care Team. (EACH
(EACH TUESDAY)
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND
Yellow waste is collected
FRIDAY)
fortnightly (EACH TUESDAY).Resident Information
The NSW Government has extended Dine & Discover NSW to
30 June 2022. This extension gives people across NSW the time to
use their vouchers and support local businesses once COVID-19
restrictions ease.
The NSW Governement has also expanded Dine & Discover NSW. Customers can now redeem their
Dine NSW Vouchers for takeaway food services (excludes third-party food delivery services). Takeaway
food businesses can now register to accept Dine NSW Vouchers. This change encourages NSW
residents to spend with local businesses when they are not able to get out and about due to COVID-19.
Takeaway businesses must display their NSW Government QR code. When picking up takeaway food,
customers must use the Service NSW check-in. All NSW residents aged 18 and over can aply for 4 x $25
vouchers, worth $100 in total. Vouchers must be used by 30 June 2022 and you must use your
vouchers in a participating business on or before the end date.
Dine & Discover NSW Vouchers are divided into two categories.
• Dine NSW Vouchers — 2 x $25 vouchers for takeaway meals and dining in restaurants, cafes, bars,
wineries, pubs and clubs.
• Discover NSW Vouchers — 2 x $25 vouchers for entertainment and recreation, including cultural
institutions, live music, and arts venues.
To participate in Dine & Discover NSW, you will need:
a MyServiceNSW account
2 proof of identity documents such as your NSW driver licence, Medicare card or Australian
passport. If you would like to use a NSW Photo Card as a proof of identity document, you will need
to apply at a Service NSW Centre. Note: The names on your documents must match.
a mobile device (iOS or Android) to download the latest version of the Service NSW app and use the
vouchers.
If you do not have a MyServiceNSW Account, you are unable to apply online, do not have a
smartphone or need additional support, you can call Service NSW on 13 77 88.
I would love to hear your feedback, so please share your ideas. Contributions to the ‘Village Newsletter’
are always welcome. If you have a story, poem, joke, photos or travel news, please either deliver to the
Village Management Office, or email to reception.villageliving@stagnesparish.org.auHappy Snaps
Please find below some photos for village residents to enjoy. These have been provided by St Agnes’
Village resident, Rosemary Fitzpatrick.
Rosemary & Terry enjoying a St Agnes’ Village neighbours
birthday treat. A Harley Charlie & Lorna enjoying
Davison trike ride from coffee at St Agostina Café
beach to bush (August 2021) Koala in the garden below St Agostina Café (1 September 2021)
(22 September 2021)
If you have any photos that you would like published in the newsletter, please email them to Jody at
reception.villageliving@stagnesparish.org.au. You may also wish to speak with Jody before providing
any photos. Jody can be contacted by phoning the Village Office on 6584 3515.Puzzle Time
Research says that keeping the mind engaged is a great way to stay sharp while aging. Sudoku puzzles are a fun
activity, like a crossword – using numbers from 1 to 9 and is sure to stimulate your mind! Each row, column, and
block can contain each number exactly once and the sum of all the numbers in any row, column or block must add up
to 45
Sudoku – Easy 955 Sudoku – Medium 956
Wordsearch – Movies – Musicals
A CHORUS LINE HELLO, DOLLY!
ALL THAT JAZZ HIGH SOCIETY
ANNIE HOLIDAY INN
BLUE HAWAII JAILHOUSE ROCK
BRIGADOON LA TRAVIATA
BUGSY MALONE MARY POPPINS
CABARET MOULIN ROUGE
CALAMITY JANE MY FAIR LADY
CAMELOT NEWSIES
CARMEN OKLAHOMA!
CAROUSEL OLIVER!
CHICAGO PAL JOEY
EVITA SHOW BOAT
FAME SILK STOCKINGS
FANTASIA SOUTH PACIFIC
FUNNY FACE STATE FAIR
FUNNY GIRL SWEET CHARITY
GIGI SWING TIME
GODSPELL THE MUSIC MAN
GREASE TOMMY
GYPSY TOP HAT
HAIR WEST SIDE STORY
Once you have found all the words, the remaining letters will spell a secret message.
The message will be a word, a phrase, a piece of trivia, or a quotation.Solutions to October Puzzles
Sudoku – Easy 955 Sudoku – Medium 956
Wordsearch – Movies – Musicals
The hidden movie is: A FUNNY
THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY
TO THE FORUMBUS OUTINGS
Pick up points for the bus outings: Tenison Woods Centre, Stages 7 & 8 (Sweeney Court) and
Stage 9 (Quinlivan Drive). Due to COVID-19 restrictions, limited seats apply and bookings are
essential. Please phone the Village Office on 6584 3515 to book your seat. Please note these
outings are DRIVE ONLY.
The following COVID-19 restrictions apply for bus trips and we apologise for this, however your
safety is important to us:
➢ The walking bus has only been allocated to the village due to restrictions within St Agnes’ Care
and Lifestyle residential care facilities.
➢ Bus trips will be limited to ten residents.
➢ Face masks must be worn at all times and hand hygiene measures in place.
➢ The bus outing will be a drive only (apart from the full day outing where stopping at a picnic
area will be allowed).
WALKING BUS – LIMITED TO 10 RESIDENTS
A morning drive through our own beautiful town Port Macquarie,
Friday, 8th October 2021 known for its stunning beaches. Firstly a drive down to Settlement
Leave TWC and Stages 7, 8 & 9 at Point. Then as we travel past our local beaches, enjoy the view of
9:30am
Town Beach, Oxley Beach and Rocky Beach. Down to Flynn’s Beach,
Nobby’s Beach, Shelly Beach and Lighthouse Beach. Tacking Point
Lighthouse also offers views over waters home to whales and
dolphins.
Bring along your own morning tea to enjoy while travelling on the
bus.
An afternoon drive to the beautiful Camden Haven region. This ‘Valley
Monday, 18th October 2021 of Villages’ hugs the Camden Haven River. Visiting the villages of
Leave TWC and Stages 7, 8 & 9 at Kendall, Kew, Laurieton, Dunbogan and North Haven. Bonny Hills
1:45pm
lies to the north overlooking Grants & Rainbow beaches. Just a
further five minutes north is Lake Cathie with its beautiful lake,
lagoon and beaches.
Bring along your own afternoon tea to enjoy while travelling on the
bus.
Enjoy a scenic drive to Comboyne. The Comboyne Plateau lies
Thursday, 21st October 2021 between the valleys of the Manning River to the south and the
Leave TWC and Stages 7, 8 & 9 at Hastings River to the north. The small village of Comboyne, is located
9:15am
on the plateau. Experience the natural beauty with all your senses.
Fresh mountain air, green pastures, forest, peace and tranquillity.
Morning tea will be provided at Cowarra Dam. You must bring along
your own packed lunch to have in Pioneer Park at Comboyne.Calendar for October 2021 (Tenison Woods Centre)
Please note: It may be necessary to cancel the below activities/gatherings/bookings/events, due to
changes with the NSW Health directives, which could result in the stay-at-home orders for the Port
Macquarie-Hastings Local Government Area (LGA) being extended.
DAY DATE ACTIVITY TIME
WEDNESDAY 6 OCT Gentle Exercise Class (Qi Gong) 9:00am-10:30am
THURSDAY 7 OCT Information Technology (Computer) Group* 10:00am-11:00am
St Agnes’ Village Social Committee Meeting 9:30am
(Meeting Room)
FRIDAY 8 OCT 9:30am-12:30pm
Hastings Combined Seniors Meeting 1:30pm
Ladies Snooker
SATURDAY 9 OCT Scrabble Group 2:00pm-4:00pm
SUNDAY 10 OCT Men’s Snooker 1:00pm-4:00pm
MONDAY 11 OCT Pop-Up Card Shop 9:30am-12noon
Coffee Shop 10:00am-11:00am
Craft Group 1:30pm-3:30pm
TUESDAY 12 OCT Ladies Snooker 1:30pm
WEDNESDAY 13 OCT Gentle Exercise Class (Qi Gong) 9:00am-10:30am
Hall Booking 11:00am-5:00pm
THURSDAY 14 OCT Hall Booking 8:00am-5:00pm
FRIDAY 15 OCT Hall Booking 8:00am-5:00pm
SATURDAY 16 OCT Scrabble Group 2:00pm-4:00pm
SUNDAY 17 OCT Men’s Snooker 1:00pm-4:00pm
MONDAY 18 OCT Coffee Shop 10:00am
Craft Group 1:30pm-3:30pm
TUESDAY 19 OCT Ladies Snooker 1:30pm
WEDNESDAY 20 OCT Gentle Exercise Class (Qi gong) 9:00am-10:30am
THURSDAY 21 OCT Information Technology (Computer) Group* 10:00am-11:00am
FRIDAY 22 OCT Ladies Snooker 1:30pm
SATURDAY 23 OCT Scrabble Group 2:00pm-4:00pm
SUNDAY 24 OCT Men’s Snooker 1:00pm-4:00pm
MONDAY 25 OCT Coffee Shop 10:00am
Craft Group 1:30pm-3:30pm
TUESDAY 26 OCT Ladies Snooker 1:30pmCalendar for October 2021 (Tenison Woods Centre)
DAY DATE ACTIVITY TIME
WEDNESDAY 27 OCT Gentle Exercise Class (Qi gong) 9:00am-10:30am
THURSDAY 28 OCT Information Technology (Computer) Group* 10:00am-11:00am
FRIDAY 29 OCT Ladies Snooker 1:30pm
Happy Hour (Social Committee) From 3:30pm
SATURDAY 30 OCT Scrabble Group 2:00pm-4:00pm
SUNDAY 31 OCT Men’s Snooker 1:00pm-4:00pm
Please note: Village Activities are highlighted in Italics
*This activity requires appointment only. Please The weekly Ladies Snooker (Tuesday and Friday
phone the Village Office on 6584 3515 to book. afternoon) and Men’s Snooker (Sunday afternoon)
activities have remained on the calendar, however
they are not always attended by residents.
Please note: Dates & Events are correct at time of printing 30/09/2021
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