Outstanding result
The Care Manager of Sunset Lodge, Jenny Dispose, advises that the Australian Aged Care Quality Accreditation Agency Audit recently undertook a three yearly accreditation audit. The result was outstanding, with Sunset Lodge being awarded another three year Accreditation Certificate.
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Recreational activities officer, Gwen Handley, along with residents and some of the staff, created a 2018 calendar. These are for sale from the front office.
Sunset Lodge has a cosy, one-bedroom, self-contained unit for rent. It includes a kitchen with meal bench, a lounge room, an ensuite and a spacious bedroom. The ensuite has room for laundry items and storage cupboards are inbuilt. This unit would be suitable for two retirees or a single. Community care is available along with meals (conditions apply) and placement into the aged care facility may be arranged when required.
Aged care packs are also available for permanent or respite care at Sunset Lodge, Taralga or View Haven Lodge, Crookwell. The application pack contains relevant information when choosing to enter one of the aged care facilities. The pack is also available at the MeetUp program.
Feel free to drop in and pick up a pack during business hours or call on 4822 437 to arrange a tour of facilities and units.
Warm Hall
Richard Davison, president of the War Memorial Hall Committee, thanks the Wind Farm Committee for awarding the grant for the heating in the Memorial Hall. Richard is pleased to announce that the heating, the ceiling fans and all the associated electrical work is completed and ready for operation in the winter. The window blinds are also installed and operational. The community of Taralga, especially those who use the hall, will greatly benefit from these improvements, which have been much needed for a number of years. Richard would also like to like to thank the Upper Lachlan Shire Council for their co-operation in this project.
AUSTRALIA DAY COMMITTEE
A meeting of the committee was held at the Club on Thursday last. The meeting enabled the executive and stewards to report on their section of the recent Australia Day Celebrations. All agreed that the days had been very successful and feedback was generally very good. It is too early to give a financial result as some accounts are not yet finalised. The next meeting will also be at the Club on March 15 before the alternate meeting pattern is resumed.
A CHANGE OF DATE
The P&C Meeting date has been changed to Wednesday, February 28. All families are welcome to attend.
Club news
The Garden Club bus will leave for Oberon at 7.30am but patrons who have not paid are requested to enclose their fee in an envelope marked with their name and the amount.
Pony Club secretary, Liz Cramp, tells us that the Pony Club Shed on the Eastern side of the arena, will be open both days of the Annual Show on March 10-11 to welcome new members, to receive memberships, give information or for the purchase of uniforms
The Tennis Club resumed on Sunday, February 18 starting at 9am. Coaching costs $5 per session. If you want more details please contact Michelle Bennett, 4840 2146 or Martha Grahame, 4840 2445.
