June 2015
Debbie Notes
Celebrating our Fathers!
The Qualities that are so Valuable
And Greatly Appreciated!
Here comes summer! Apple blossoms, green
grass and pretty flowers down our pathway. It is
so nice to get a rain to freshen everything up.
This month will be a time to enjoy our patio for
Outdoor Entertainment.
Every Tuesday
afternoon [weather permitting], join us for
relaxation in the sun. There will be something to
snack on and we will enjoy! The Sun‖.
This month we will start with‖ Say something
Nice Day‖ on June 1st afternoon coffee break. .
June 2nd , join us for a Coffee Time for
Seniors Week at 10:30 in Peace Hills Room
On June 5th join me at the patio for a Lemonade
June Birthdays
In astrology, those born between the 1st and
the 21st of June are Gemini‘s Twins. Geminis
love conversation, and they‘re good at it too!
Witty, intellectual, curious, charming, and
imaginative, they‗re often the life of the party. If
you were born in June between the 22nd and
30th, that makes you a Crab of Cancer. Crabs
are nurturers, dedicated to their home and
family. Gentle and kind, they love storytelling
around the dinner table and enjoy upholding
traditions. Celebrities born in June include:
Andy Griffith (actor) – June 1, 1926
Morgan Freeman (actor) – June 1, 1937
Curtis Mayfield (singer) – June 3, 1942
Dean Martin (singer, actor) – June 7, 1917
Joan Rivers (comedian) – June 8, 1933
Gene Wilder (director) – June 11, 1933
Burl Ives (singer) – June 14, 1909
Meryl Streep (actress) – June 22, 1949
June Carter Cash (singer) – June 23, 1929
Mel Brooks (actor) – June 28,1926
& Karaoke and Happy Hour.
Sunrise Village Birthday List
June is the month for many Weddings.
During the days of June10th -12th – please bring
your Wedding pictures for a Display and on
Friday afternoon we will have a party
remembering those Special days.
Our Family Picnic
Friday June 19th
starting at 3:00 with Entertainment and Supper
starting at 4:30 there will be Popcorn, Ice cream
and a photo studio that will be available at the
cost of $20.00 for a professional picture of you
and your family. There will be a sign up sheet.
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On June 24
I would like to Honor the
Father‘s in the facility with a luncheon at noon,
outdoors weather permitting.
Please note that we are looking for interested
Quilters on our Arts and Crafts program dates.
Enjoy fun in the sun! Debbie
Sunrise Village Times
Celebrating
June
Say something “Nice”
June 1st
Resident Meeting
Senior’s Week Coffee
June 2nd
Lemonade & Karaoke
Happy Hour
June 5th
Buffet Luncheon
June 11th
Wedding Theme Party
June 12th
May this birthday be just a beginning of a
year full of Happy Memories
Esther Jensen
June 1st
June Swanson
June 1st
Dae Stranger
June 10th
Thora Jones
June 11th
Walter Heinz
June 17th
Frieda Wagner
June 19th
Dorothy Archer
June 21st
Lorraine Perreault June 24th
Harold Buckley
June 26th
Doris O‘Connor
June 27th
Family Picnic
June 19th
Father’s Day Luncheon
June 24th
Monthly Birthday
June 26th
June 2015
Message from Tamara
Hello! June is upon us and I think this time I
can safely say that summer is here? 
We have our garden in and flowers which I am
sure many of you did when in your own
homes. The only thing; that did not get
planted is the corn - because while cutting the
grass, my daughter Allison ran over the
package! Brianna the youngest is concerned
that our lawn will now have corn growing all
over it!
On June the 2nd I will be attending the Annual
Seniors Convention which is being held in
Wetaskiwin! I will have a booth there to
advertise for Sunrise. If any of you want to
attend and join me at The table you are more
than welcome!
This month we will be welcoming Edna Conlin
as our new receptionist! She will be here fulltime; for the first two months and then half
time following that. She will be the one to
meet all your needs at the front desk.
I also look forward to meeting more of your
families at the family picnic on June 19th.
Again as always- I look forward to serving you
in the coming month of June!
Tamara
June 2015
Resident
Meeting Minutes
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May 5 2015- Peace Hills Room
Department Reports
Food Service: Request for residents to
bring glasses, plates, cups back to Dining
Room.Wanda would like some volunteers
to go over the new spring menu.
Personal Care :Susan explained about
the pendents and asked residents to
keep them close around their necks or on
their walkers , wheelchairs, bathroom and
when showering[ They are Water Proof]
to call for help if needed. If resident is
sent to Hospital please take off pendent,
and leave behind ,there is a replacement
price of $250.00
Housekeeping:There is a new staff
member -her name is Colleen. Residents
express their Thanks and Appreciation
for such a good job.
Maintenance :Residents were informed
about spring cleaning the cleaning of
windows, screens and power washing
balcony‘s.
Activities:The Walking Poker- program
was explained . Upcoming programs
were presented.
Administrations :Hand washing Hygiene
Day , we summited a picture of 5
generations hands to AHS. Reminder that
all scooter owner must have insurance
and sumbit the documents to Tamara.
Wetaskiwin Sunrise was chosen to create
a web site .. Pictures of our residents
and staff will be on this site soon. There
is an opportunity to have a photgrapher to
do photo shoots. This could include you
and your family member‘s. Debbie will
made a signup sheet. All residents are
invited to the noon Buffets
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June 2015
Emergency Preparedness Plan
This building has an extensive
emergency preparedness plan. If
residents , family or visitors would
like to view it , there is a copy in the
Red Binder located on the counter
in the Peace Hill Room
Excerpts from Residents
Requirements
General Cleanliness: General
tidiness of your suite is your
responsibility including making the
Bed. Please keep your suite
uncluttered to avoid hazards and to
ease cleaning
How does this affect You?
It is required that you keep your suite
tidy and clean.
Father‘s DayOver the years As we grow old, We
remember our Father So Brave and
Bold.
In the garden, Leaning on the Plow, He
would listen to me; I see Him now.
He would give advice And understand;
He was always there To lend a Hand.
God made Father‘s; Strong and Firm,
For he knew our lives Would have great
concerns.
So he gave us fathers, To teach us to
pray, And guide our lives and show the
Way.
So on His Day Let‘s take the time To
Say ―Thanks, Dad I‘m glad you‘re Mine.
Men‘s Health Month
Is it the donuts? The
BBQ? The beer?
When it comes to the
proverbial battle of the
sexes, women are
winning when it comes
to their health.
Unfortunately, many men put their health last.
But June is Men‘s Health Month—a time to cast
aside being macho and embrace the advice
medical science has to offer.
Lucky for men, the top threats to their health
aren‘t secret. The leading threat to men‘s health
is cardiovascular disease, the hardening of
arteries that often leads to strokes or heart
attacks. To combat this deadly disease,
commonsense medical advice applies: exercise
at least 30 minutes a day, eat more fruits and
vegetables, get your cholesterol checked, and
stop smoking. Quitting smoking will also reduce
the chance of lung cancer, another leading
threat to men. Another cancer that affects many
men as they age is prostate cancer. Luckily,
most prostate cancers are slow-growing and
unlikely to spread…if caught early. Perhaps one
of the most important decisions a man can
make is to regularly visit a doctor for checkups.
Amazingly, women are 100% more likely to visit
a doctor for an annual checkup than men.
Visiting a doctor is truly the first, and easiest,
step in improving a man‘s health.
Throughout the month of June, people will be
wearing blue in support of men‘s health issues.
For you men out there, June may just be just
the time to try a new hobby or exercise, such as
yoga, weight lifting, tai chi, golf, fishing,
gardening, or woodworking. Even a daily walk
can bring innumerable benefits to both mind and
body. And men don‘t just ignore physical
ailments; they often ignore mental or
psychological ailments, too. Activities that
exercise the body also reduce stress and
provide a social outlet. June 21 is Father‘s Day,
but it may also be a great day to schedule a
doctor‘s appointment.
Sunrise Village Bulletin Board
. John & Lela Ball
Jo Anderson
Sorry to see you go!
Doreen Kiebke
RESIDENT Family Picnic
June 19th
3:00 -7:00
Join us for Beef on a Bun,
Entertainment , Popcorn & Ice Cream
Photo Booth and so much more
No cost to Residents – Visitors &
Staff pay
Adults- $10.00 Child 6-12- $6.00 (5 &
under free)Tickets Purchased by
June 15th
On the day of the Picnic; we will have
a professional photographer to take
your individual and family group
pictures at the low cost of 20.00
seating fee. Sign up for this
wonderful opportunity.