Day 4 Card Games, Bocce, Shuffleboard
Squeezing the fun out of Day 4 means rolling out one of ASC’s favourite games and tournaments. Read the recaps here!
Aspen Heights Retirement Residence
Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Jackie N. 8
Silver: Dave D. 7
Bronze: Virginia A. 5
At Aspen Heights Retirement Residence, 14 shuffleboard players battled it out for the medals.
Card Game: Cribbage
Medal: Athlete’s Name:
Gold: Joan A.
Silver: Arthur C.
Bronze: Marion C.
Card Game # 2: Bridge
Medal: Athlete’s Name:
Gold: Helen D. & Phyllis R.
Silver: Deirdre P. & Carol F.
Bronze: Leo B. & Elaine W.
Our shuffleboard players competed fiercely this morning. Later, skilled bridge and cribbage players fought for their spot on the leader board. The excitement in the building has not let up all week and as we approach the end of the games, residents are rallying together to keep the momentum going.
Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by our Alberta Health Services Team, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.
Auburn Heights Retirement Residence
Bocce
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Ed L 1cm
Silver: Gale 10cm
Bronze: Jean 16cm
Floor Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Hank 140
Silver: Marcia 120
Bronze: Viola 100
Today at Auburn Heights the morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 15 Bocce players vying for medals! We were very impressed by their skill and talents! Later shuffleboard wizards glided their pucks toward the win. Mr. Hank knocked out all shuffle boarders with great throws and hits… Bocce Ball is like life. You’re never sure what comes your way, but you always try to stay a step ahead of the game! At Auburn Height, players really channeled their inner bocce ball for the ASC Seniors Games!
Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Odeta with Better Business Bureau, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.
Daily Smile: ???? “We are living in a world today where lemonade is made from artificial flavors and furniture polish is made from real lemons.” – Alfred Newman
Preston Park I Retirement Residence
“What an honour to be here among these hard working competitors” – Dale
Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Lena K 130
Silver: Shirley F 120
Bronze: Olga C 80
At Preston Park I Retirement Residence, 24 shuffleboard players battled it out for the medals.
Card Game: Whist
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Hank B 75
Silver: Terry M 73
Bronze: Dorothy G 70
Today featured 2 great events at Preston Park I Retirement Residence. The morning got off to an excellent start produced 24 Shuffleboard players vying for medals! We were very impressed by their skill and talents! Later Whist wizards enthusiastically threw their cards down for a fast paced win.
Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Steve Shannon with the Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances. Steve shared memories of when he was lucky enough to report at the 2002 Utah Olympics!
Preston Park II Retirement Residence
Bocce Ball
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Dennis K. 605
Silver: Dale R. 430
Bronze: Vera K. 420
At Preston Park II, 15 bowlers battled for medals.
Floor Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Vera K. 390
Silver: Olga K. 350
Bronze: Dale R. 340
At Preston Park II, 21 shuffleboard players battled it out for the medals.
Today featured 2 great events at Preston Park II. The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 15 Bocce players vying for medals! We were very impressed by their skill and talents, especially with plenty of first time Senior Games athletes taking to the stage! Later Floor Shuffleboard wizards glided their pucks toward the win. There were 21 residents who shot for the stars and three came up large with high points and higher spirits.
Gold Winner for Bocce, Dennis K., who has never competed in an event before told us, “It’s not so much about competition, but more about having fun with new found friends!”
Bocce Competitor and Bronze winner, Dale R., exclaimed after a hard battle for 3rd place, “Man, I could really use a refreshing……BEER!”
Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by the Saskatoon Council on Aging, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances and explained what the Council does to benefit seniors in our community!
College Park I Retirement Residence
“I appreciate the senior games so much because it allows for people to connect with those they don’t usually. I am a firm believer the more people you are connected with, the better life is!” – Jill C
Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Marjorie F. & Doreen M. 11
Silver: Dawn V. & Tillie K. 2
Bronze: Alice R. & Jean F. 6
At College Park 1 Retirement Residence, 20 shuffleboard players battled it out for the medals.
Card Game: Bridge
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Estelle L. & Tillie K. 930
Silver: Eileen F. & Margaret B. 290
Bronze: Ken H. & Cicely P. 130
Today featured 2 great events at College Park 1 Retirement Residence. Our 4th day of the games started with Shuffleboard, one of our most popular games at our Residence. The Residents were packed in the games room ready to compete on their teams! Later, bridge, another all-time favorite game was played to determine the qualifiers for the playoffs in the afternoon.
Bridge is a very fun, easy card game to learn. It is enjoyed by players of all ages and makes a wonderful past time or competitive sport. At College Park Retirement Residence, players made strategic plays to get ahead of their components.
Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by [Jennifer from Caring Hearts], who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances. 1st place Bridge medalists walked hand-in-hand to accept their medal. So, heartwarming!
College Park II Retirement Residence
Bocce
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Doug H 6
Silver: Betty H 5
Bronze: Elaine H 4
At College Park 2, 21 bowlers battled for medals.
Card Game: Cribbage
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Terry M & Gur S 235
Silver: Joanne H & Betty H 229
Bronze: Beattie G & Norman L 121
Very busy day with jam packed dining room to watch our athletes compete in bocce ball. Residents were still full of energy and excitement on day 4! There was lots of excitement with every shot. Our community grows stronger each day.
Residents who do not always participate in physical games have been active with the games all week. They have surely proved to themselves that they are capable of doing anything they set their minds to!
Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Courtney and Kayla from Sofia House Non-Profit Organization who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.
Silver medalist Betty H stated to peers “Isn’t this week just the greatest”.
River Ridge II Retirement Residence
Bocce
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Keith D 13.5 cm
Silver: Teri O 16 cm
Bronze: Ray F 16.2 cm
Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Cathy Z 300
Silver: George W 290
Bronze: Keith D 280
Today featured 2 great events at River Ridge 2. The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 16 Bocce players vying for medals! We were very impressed by their skill and talents! Later shuffleboard wizards glided their pucks toward the win. Cathy Z. knocked out all shuffle boarders with great throws and hits…
“Bocce Ball is like life. You’re never sure what comes your way, but you always try to stay a step ahead of the game! At River Ridge 2, players really channeled their inner bocce ball for the ASC Seniors Games!
Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Campbell McIntyre from Gifts of Grace organization, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.
Daily Quote “All you have to do is Show up and do your best”- Mr. H.
Seine River Retirement Residence
Bocce
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: George H. 48
Silver: Ellen S. 61
Bronze: Lionel R. 80
At Seine River Retirement Residence, 26 bowlers battled for medals.
Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Bob M. 12
Silver: Del R. 10
Bronze: Don B. 8
We had 26 shuffleboard players battling for the medals.
Today featured 2 great events at Seine River Retirement Residence. The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 26 Bocce players vying for medals! We were very impressed by their skill and talents! Later shuffleboard wizards glided their pucks toward the win. Mr. Bob. M knocked out all shuffle boarders with great throws and hits! Mrs. Ellen S showed great skill & precision by getting a score of ZERO, during the round robin! What a bocce player! What a great day of competition!
???? Bocce Ball athlete Mr. Bob. M asked, “It’s the furthest from the little white ball not the closest right?!” The tenants all laughed as Mr. Bob M rolled in a score of 102! Meanwhile, Gold Medalist Lionel R exclaimed, “It took me 92 years to be a gold medal winner!” Amazing game!! ????
Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Wayne from Palliative Manitoba, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.
Shaftesbury Park Retirement Residence
Bocce
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Lillian G. 67
Silver: Jean M. 70
Bronze: Roberta N. 74
At Shaftesbury Park Retirement Residence, 27 bocce players battled for medals.
Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Dolly C. 290
Silver: Daniel M. 220
Bronze: Bert M. 210
At Shaftesbury Park Retirement Residence, 20 shuffleboard players battled it out for the medals.
Card Game: Poker
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Allan C. 103
Silver: Larry L. 58
Bronze: Debbie B. 54
Today featured 3 great events at Shaftesbury Park Retirement Residence. The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 27 Bocce players vying for medals! WOW! We were very impressed by their skill and talents! Later, 20 shuffleboard wizards glided their pucks toward the win. At the same time, our card game poker produced 8 strategic players. It was very impressive to see different strategies across the poker table hoping to snag a medal today!
???? “Good thing I drank lemonade this afternoon before the poker game! This might become my thing!” – Poker Gold Medalist Mr. Allan C ????
Fun Fact: While playing shuffleboard, a lot of the residents that were reminiscing about when they were on a cruise playing shuffleboard. One resident was even experiencing déjà vu! Another Fun Fact – Mrs. Jean M has received four medals, and she is eyeing more! Great Job!
Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Linda Brown from Active Aging in Manitoba, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.
Sturgeon Creek I Retirement Residence
Bocce Ball
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Ian L 19
Silver: Wilf J 20
Bronze: Bernice K 36
At Sturgeon Creek 1, 16 bowlers battled for medals.
Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name:
Gold: Rilla R
Silver: Viola D
Bronze: Wilf J
At Sturgeon Creek 1, 14 shuffleboard players battled it out for the medals.
Today featured 2 great events at Sturgeon Creek 1. The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 16 Bocce players vying for medals! We were very impressed by their skill and talents! Later shuffleboard wizards glided their rocks toward the win. Rilla knocked out all shuffle boarders with great throws and Russel had our only hanger of the day!
Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Clarissa and Sara, our two lovely nursing practicum students from the University of Manitoba. Both participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances and shared all about Active Living.
Sturgeon Creek II Retirement Residence
Bocce
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Irene E. 60
Silver: Joan W. 83
Bronze: Brain T. 112
At SC II 14 eager bocce players filed into the dining room/bocce court to vie for medals this morning. As in every other event a hush fell over the area until after the first few balls were thrown. Then it was back to normal with cheering and clapping for all shots. What a wonderful support system for each and every player!!! No ties ensued after the round robin, and the top 6 scores moved into the play-off round, where victors were clearly defined. It was an all-round excellent show of bocce talent and sportsmanship.
Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name:
Gold: Joan W.
Silver: Irene E.
Bronze: John S.
At SC II today presented the culmination of a shuffleboard tournament that has lasted over 6 days of competition. We have been treated to some awesome shot making, cheering, and tons of fun and laughs. We entered the tournament with 16 players and today we had only the finals left. But in the truest sense of sportsmanship, all competitors turned out to cheer on the final participants. And as ever, the room overflowed with spectators and cheerleaders.
Daily Fun Fact:
As we usually play bocce in the theatre and today for the games in the dining room, whispers could be heard amongst the players stating, “This court looks so much longer than usual!!”
Competitors and cheerleaders were joined in the dining room by Jennifer from the Alzheimer’s Society who shared some significant wisdom with us before assisting in presenting the medals of the day for bocce and shuffleboard. Also assisting with medal presentations was bocce games assistant Solange M.
Victoria Landing Retirement Residence
Bocce
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Gwen H 11.5
Silver: Bea W 14
Bronze: Norma L 18.5
At Victoria Landing Retirement Residence, 20 bowlers battled for medals.
Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Armand M. 150
Silver: Margaret Y. 140
Bronze: Lillian M. 100
At Victoria Landing Retirement Residence, 18 shuffleboard players battled it out for the medals.
“Bocce Ball is like life. You’re never sure which way the ball is going but you do your best to get it as close to perfect as possible”. At Victoria Landing Retirement Residence, players really channeled their inner bocce ball for the ASC Seniors Games!
Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Pharmacist Adam Troop who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.
Bronze Medalist and Bocce Assistant Mrs. Norma L. exclaimed: “Here’s to the best Bocce Ball Game of this Year!”
Beacon Heights Retirement Residence
Bocce
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Earl 16
Silver: Don 10
Bronze: Agnes 8
Note: For Bocce our home plays it a bit differently… the residents voted how they think the rules should be. They wanted it based on a point system rather than measurement Beacon Heights-ians march to the beat of their own drum! ???? ????
Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Roland 410
Silver: Earl 320
Bronze: Gaetane 310
The residents have spoken – we don’t play enough BOCCE ball, next year we will play more.
Angela gave the medals out, and there big turn out to see the medals ceremony. Other residents came down to join in on the fun and show their support. The cheering for our finalist brought down the house!
Quote of the Day from our resident Nina: We need more spinach ! (Give us straight, Nina.)
Cataraqui Heights Retirement Residence
We had 30 residents excited to take on Bocce Ball, with now two-time medalist Lesley winning Gold, Bern winning Silver, and Lynn taking home the Bronze
The games room was packed to watch the Billiards final – 9 residents and Romeo, our multi-talented Maintenance Director, participated in the round Robin.
Pat G and Romeo took home the Gold, Dick and Marylin took home silver, and Glenn and Jim won the Bronze.
Cedarcroft Place Retirement Residence
Bocce
Medal: Athlete’s Name:
Gold: Harley
Silver: Brian
Bronze: Betty
At Cedarcroft Place, 12 bowlers battled for medals.
Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name:
Gold: Wilma
Silver: John
Bronze: Harley
At Cedarcroft Place, 15 shuffleboard players battled it out for the medals.
Cedarcroft Place residents started their day off with an intense game of shuffleboard. As all her competitors cheered her on Wilma took home the gold by being the first resident to reach 75 points. After residents enjoyed a competitive game of bocce bal. “Easy does it!” Harley cheered, as his wife Betty threw the first bocce ball down the hallway … Harley was victorious securing the gold!
In the afternoon residents played a game of pin-the -lemon on the tree while enjoying a snack of lemon pudding. Residents were then joined by One Care who presented their medals for the day congratulating the residents on all their hard work.
Congratulating the all the athletes, volunteers, and staff for making the day outstanding!
Fun Fact: Shuffleboard was invented in the 1400s. In England, people there played a game called “Shovegroat”, which involved sliding a large silver coin, called a “grot” down a table.
Chapel Hill Retirement Residence
Bocce
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Michael C. 0cm
Silver: Ena H. 25cm
Bronze: Edith E. 38cm
At Chapel Hill Retirement Residence, 8 bowlers battled for medals.
Giant Connect 4
Medal: Athlete’s Name:
Gold: Edith E.
Silver: Denyse K.
Bronze: Nashila M.
At Chapel Hill Retirement Residence, 8 Connect 4 players battled it out for the medals.
Assisted Living – Bean Bag Toss
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Elizabeth C. 1230
Silver: Gabby C. 820
Bronze: Norma S. 640
At Chapel Hill Retirement Residence, 10 players battled it out for the medals.
Today featured 2 great events at Chapel Hill Retirement Residence. The morning got off to an excellent start with Bocce. Michael C. was our gold medalist after his incredible shot leaving 0cm between his ball and the game ball.
Resident Jeanette L. did not sign up for the games, we luckily convinced her to participate in Connect 4 where she made it to the finals!
Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Omar from Little Rays Nature Centre who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.
Cité Parkway Retirement Residence
“We are apparently great athletes under pressure …”
Bean Bag Toss
Medal: Athletes Name: Score:
Gold: Hubert D. 810
Silver: Martine G. 760
Bronze: Claudette L. 660
The morning got off to an excellent start as shots were made, others missed, but in the end the Round Robin produced 3 players on the board. We were very when Mr. Hubert D. got a negative score on one of his shots but still came out in first place!
When she was awarded her Silver Medal, Martine G, exclaimed, “You made my day, I have never won a medal in my life!” ????
Fox Hollow Retirement Residence
???? When life gives you lemons, juggle them down the court! ????
Bocce
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Derek S. 9
Silver: Genny L. 8
Bronze: Janet D. 6
At Fox Hollow Retirement, we had 21 bowlers battle for medals.
Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Marta V. and Tony M. 12
Silver: June C. and Genny L. 10
Bronze: Irene P. and Faye K. 9
At Fox Hollow Retirement, we had 24 shuffleboard players battle it out for the medals.
We were very impressed with our bowlers and shuffleboard wizards! Our Game Assistant, Tony, knocked out all shuffle boarders with great throws and hits. No one was really surprised -Tony plays every single day! He loves it so much, he even dreams of shuffleboard some nights.
Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Susan from the Alzheimer’s Society who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances!
McCarthy Place Retirement Residence
Bocce
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Ena G 12
Silver: Larry V.P 13
Bronze: Phyllis R 15
At McCarthy Place 17 bowlers battled for medals.
Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name Score:
Gold: Lilian H 11
Silver: Yvonne B 14
Bronze: Gloria B 15
At McCarthy Place 10 shuffleboard players battled it out for the medals.
Today featured 2 great events at McCarthy Place. The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 17 Bocce players vying for medals!
Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Executive Director Eva Hayes from the Stratford House of Blessing who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.
Medalist Mrs. R exclaimed “You just got to go with it and have fun”.
Lakeridge Heights Retirement Residence
Bocce
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Barb B. 2 inches
Silver: Berniece B. 22 inches
Bronze: Norma M. 34 inches
At Lakeridge Heights, 26 bowlers battled for medals.
BINGO
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: May T. 24
Silver: Jane 24
Bronze: Anne T. 22
At Lakeridge Heights, 34 BINGO players battled it out for the medals.
Today featured 2 big B’s – Bocce and Bingo! Bingo is a crowd favourite here at Lakeridge Heights, pulling in 34 players! The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 26 Bocce players vying for medals! We were very impressed by their skill and talents! Later the Bingo games were played. The added wrinkle to the usual toonie bingo made it exciting for our residents to compete.
Today we had many first timers join Bocce Ball. Athletes were nervous to try the game for the first time. But Bocce Ball is like life: You’re never sure what comes your way, but you always try to stay a step ahead of the game! At Lakeridge Heights, players really channeled their inner bowler for the ASC Seniors Games!
Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by our very own Executive Director, Warren Van Vorst, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.
Summit Heights Retirement Residence
Cornhole
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Harry C 25
Silver: Mel P 21
Bronze: Joy S 23
Harry C wins his third metal!!! Go Harry Go!!
Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Annie I 20
Silver: Joy S 19
Bronze: Micky C 17
At Summit Heights shuffleboard players battled it out for the medals.
Card Game: Euchre
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Agnes G 146
Silver: Walter H 139
Bronze: Marg H 138
Husband and Wife Team Walter and Marg win Silver and Bronze!!
Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Hauser’s Home Health Representatives, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.
“Try it, you’ll like it!!!” The encouragement in the residence was palpable! Many of the competitors want to keep playing! So, they continued playing after the competition was over, they are having so much fun!
The Courtyards on Eagleson
Ring Toss
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Carol N. 5
Silver: Norma D. 3
Bronze: Jackie C. 2
Mrs. N. knocked out all Ring Toss’s players with great throws. Gold Medalist Carol N. exclaimed: “I’m dancing because I am happy!” Well done Mrs. N!
“Have Fun! Enjoy the Game! Nothing can stop us from getting up and throwing rings for gold. At Courtyards on Eagleson, players really channeled their inner athlete for the ASC Seniors Games!
Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Elanie A. of Family Physio, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.
Château Symmes Retirement Residence
Bocce
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Myron Z 4
Silver: Jocelyne L 4
Bronze: Aline Rivest D 3
At Château Symmes, 24 bowlers battled for medals.
Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Georgette S 380
Silver: Ruby P 290
Bronze: Hélène G 270
At Château Symmes, 17 shuffleboard players battled it out for the medals.
Card Game # 1:
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Guy D 1390
Silver: Jean L 980
Card Game # 2:
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Ruby P-W 1390
Silver: Margaret S E 980
Today featured 3 great events at Château Symmes. The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 4 Bridge players vying for medals! We were very impressed by their skill and talents! Later shuffleboard wizards glided their pucks toward the win. Mrs. Georgette S. out all shuffle boarders with great throws and hit.
Bocce Ball is like life. You’re never sure what comes your way, but you always try to stay a step ahead of the game! At Château Symmes, players really channeled their inner bocce ball for the ASC Seniors Games!
Recap of Medal Ceremony: Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Ray Mainville, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.
???? Mme. Réjane B told a joke today, it goes like this: “Pourquoi les citrons sont-ils souvent presser ? Parce qu’ils sont toujours sous pression !” ????
???? “Why are lemons often squeezed? Because they’re always under pressure!” ????
Résidences de la Gappe, Phase 1
Bocce
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Mr. J. Brassard 8
Silver: Mrs. J. Dusseault 7
Bronze: Mr. A. Choquette 5
At La residence de la Gappe Phase 1, 25 bowlers battled for medals.
Shuffleboard
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Mrs. F. Thibault 55
Silver: Mrs. C. Côté 48
Bronze: Mrs. St-Amour 44
At La residence de la Gappe Phase 1, 8 shuffleboard players battled it out for the medals.
Details on competition:
Today we could feel all the energy, the residents are happy and having a lot of fun during this period of competition. At the residence de la Gappe phase 1, here, we can see the mutual aid and support between the residents, everyone cares about each other and encourages each other enormously. What’s more, they show up in large numbers and are always on hand. We take the time to let all the residents play who want to, so sometimes there are delays, we had to make the throw number 3 and number 4 on the same turn to manage to make all the shots.
Daily Fun Fact:
We have a couple in residence at La Gappe, Mrs. is in phase 3 and Mr. is in phase 1 with us. Mrs. is accompanying her husband to help him adapt to his new environment. In phase 1 we made an agreement with Mrs. to let her play with us to reinforce her sense of belonging to us. Some of the residents teased Mrs., saying that she would have to move here because she liked us so much. We teased each other!
Détails sur la compétition :
Aujourd’hui nous pouvions sentir tout l’énergie, les résidents sont heureux et s’amuser beaucoup durant cette période de compétitions. À la résidence de la Gappe phase 1, ici, nous pouvons voir l’entraide et le support entre les résidents, tous se préoccupe les uns des autres et s’encourage énormément. De plus, il se présente en grand nombre ils sont au rendez-vous. Nous prenons le temps de faire jouer tous les résidents qui le désire, alors parfois il y a du retard, nous avons dû faire le lancer numéro 3 et numéro 4 sur le même tour pour arriver à faire tous les coups.
Fait amusant du jour :
Nous avons un couple à la résidence de la Gappe qui sont résident Mme. est à la phase 3 et M est à la phase 1 avec nous, Mme accompagne son conjoint pour qu’il s’adapter à son nouveau milieu. A la phase 1 nous avions pris une entente avec Mme pour à laisser jouer avec nous pour renforcir son sentiment d’appartenance avec nous. Quelques résidents ont taquiné Mme soi-disant qu’elle devra déménager ici puisqu’elle va trop nous aimé. On s’est bien taquiner !
Résidences de la Gappe, Phase 3
Pétanque-Atout
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Mirelle G 98
Silver: Cécile A 75
Bronze: Fatima C 68
Card 500 Game # 1:
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Guy L 3720
Silver: Bernice B 3300
Bronze: Denise T 3180
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Lise L 3720
Silver: Paul L 3300
Bronze: André D 3180
This morning our residents were very excited to start the competition day and wanted to win a medal – great day! We had an incredible 30 people turn out for the games today. New residents met old and it was amazing to see what a good time everyone had.
Today, our Chefs de Mission Huguette M and Cécile A presented the medals. Lemon, life is beautiful.
Résidences de la Gappe, Phase 4
Pétanque-Atout
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Mirelle G 98
Silver: Cécile A 75
Bronze: Fatima C 68
Card Game # 1: 500
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Guy L 3720
Silver: Bernice B 3300
Bronze: Denise T 3180
Card Game # 2: 500
Medal: Athlete’s Name: Score:
Gold: Lise L 3720
Silver: Paul L 3300
Bronze: André D 3180
This morning our residents were very excited to start the competition day and wanted to win a medal – great day! We had an incredible 30 people turn out for the games today. New residents met old and it was amazing to see what a good time everyone had.
Today, our Chefs de Mission Huguette M and Cécile A presented the medals. Lemon, life is beautiful.
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