— Please RSVP to Mark Hardidge by Sunday 3rd Nov if you intend to come —
To view the VMSA Newsletter (November issue) please click [HERE]. Make sure you read the article on Enlarged Prostate on page 6.
Mount Beauty & District Men's Shed
Feel productive, contribute to the community and have fun doing it!
— Please RSVP to Mark Hardidge by Sunday 3rd Nov if you intend to come —
To view the VMSA Newsletter (November issue) please click [HERE]. Make sure you read the article on Enlarged Prostate on page 6.
The Clean-Up — Thank you to the nine members who put in the ‘big ones’ (3.5 hours) yesterday to give the Shed a good clean-up. They were: Dick, Mark, Reg, Brian, Bob, Ray, Len, Shane & Paul. Even though the Shed is given a clean-up each week a though going over (like yesterday) needs to be an annual event.
Membership Fees are due by the end of October 2017 — Please Click [HERE] for payment options. Just a reminder that members must be financial to be covered by our Voluntary Workers Personal Accident Insurance Policy.
Projects in progress
Some DATES:
The Shedder – Newsletter of the Australian Men’s Shed Association – October ’17. Click [HERE] to view.
— Shed Operating Days & Times —
Tuesday & Wednesday 9:30 am to 3:30 pm. Morning tea is at 10:30 am and is a great time to social and to get to know the other men. Gold coin donation thank you.
The Lunch break is at 12:30 pm. You are most welcome.
Program: Mark Hardidge, our own Chef de Shed, will again be providing us with many BBQ delights. There will be the usual socialising, camaraderie and fellowship.
Note the change of start time to 11:30 for Shed inspection, project updates and general chit chat on all things to do with the Shed. Food will be served at 12 noon.
The topic — Palliative Care Awareness and will be presented by the highly qualified Maureen Hardidge (RN, RM, Graduate Diploma & Masters Palliative Care, MCNA). The mention of Palliative Care to a person who is unwell usually invokes a feeling of panic or distress for them and their family. This is commonly due to a misguided community perception of the philosophy and role of Palliative Care in a persons disease trajectory. Palliative Care does not always mean death is imminent, although it has to be acknowledged that late involvement does at times mean that death follows closely to the referral for Palliative Care being made.
The purpose of the discussion on Friday is to try to demystify Palliative Care and explain its role and benefits.
— Shed Operating Days & Times —
Tuesday & Wednesday 9:30 am to 3:30 pm. Morning tea is at 10:30 am and is a great time to
social and to get to know the other men. Gold coin donation thank you.
The Lunch break is at 12:30 pm. You are most welcome.
Program: Mark Hardidge, our own Chef de Shed, will again be providing us with many BBQ delights. There will be the usual socialising, camaraderie and fellowship.
Note the change of start time to 11:30 for Shed inspection, project updates and general chit chat on all things to do with the Shed. Food will be served at 12 noon.
The topic — Palliative Care Awareness and will be presented by the highly qualified Maureen Hardidge (RN, RM, Graduate Diploma & Masters Palliative Care, MCNA). The mention of Palliative Care to a person who is unwell usually invokes a feeling of panic or distress for them and their family. This is commonly due to a misguided community perception of the philosophy and role of Palliative Care in a persons disease trajectory. Palliative Care does not always mean death is imminent, although it has to be acknowledged that late involvement does at times mean that death follows closely to the referral for Palliative Care being made.
The purpose of the discussion on Friday is to try to demystify Palliative Care and explain its role and benefits.
This looks like a great opportunity for us blokes to support this cause and have morning tea this Tuesday at the NHCentre instead of the Shed. Bring your $5.00.
Shed Operating Days & Times — Tuesday & Wednesday 9:30 am to 3:30 pm. Morning tea is at 10:30 am and is a great time to social and to get to know the other men. Gold coin donation thank you. The Lunch break is at 12:30 pm. You are most welcome.
Shed Open Day — This Saturday 14th October 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. The Shed is conducting this event as part of Seniors Month which is being conducted throughout Victoria. Come along, bring a friend and introduce them to the Shed. Just drop in and have look at what has been happening and what is planned. There is a sausage sizzle (gold coin donation) plus tea and coffee at around 12 noon. Another opportunity to to rub ‘shoulder to shoulder’ with like minded blokes and have a bit of fun. Hope you can call in sometime during the day to support this event.
Membership Fees are now due —The 2017/18 fees were approved at $35.00 for an individual member and $50.00 for a business/organisation. Fees are due by 31 October 2017. Click [HERE] to download, print off and fill-in the Membership Application Form. A number of payment options are given on the Form including via Direct Credit — the preferred method. Membership Forms are also available at the Shed and from the Mt Beauty Hardware & Drapery Store. Note: You must be a paid-up member of the Shed to be covered by our Voluntary Workers Personal Accident Insurance.
Ladder Golf Game Project — Irvin Beeston is in charge of this project but needs wood dowel of 25mm diameter. Old broom handles of that size will do. If you can help out please contact Irvin: Mob: 0439 634 664 or Email <vinniebeeston@gmail.com> or drop them off at the Shed Tuesdays or Wednesdays.
Items for Sale — The Shed has a couple of reconditioned bikes for sale (small $45.00 & Medium $50.00). Also Ladder Golf Sets at $50.00 and 7kg Bags of Kindling for $10.00. Mention the products to a friend.