monthly calendar. - Live Oak Village

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Important Phone Numbers
Dining Room Hours at
Assisted Living Campus:
Live Oak Village Independent & Assisted Living Center is
owned and operated by Live Oak Village, L.L.C. Its newsletters are a publication of the Activity Department of the Village east campus.
Breakfast
7:00 – 8:00 am
Dining Room Closed 8 am – Noon
Lunch
12:00 – 1:00pm
Community Senior Life … dedicated to
enhancing the quality of life.
Dining Room Closed 1 pm – 5pm
President & CEO
Doug Warren
251-981-0200
Supper
V.P. Corporate Dev.
Nick Wilmott
251-981-0204
Dining Room Closed
Administrator
Robin Raben
251-943-6733
Admission Director
Becky Corcoran
251-943-6733
Menu alternates available:
Activity Director
Joy Majors
251-943-6733
*Lunch ordered by 10am
Maintenance Director
Don Haynes
251-943-6733
*Supper ordered by 3pm
Clubhouse Director
Karen Still
251-943-3827
Meals can be ordered monthly,
weekly, or daily. Menus are delivered
each week. Meal orders and
payments are picked up each Friday at
2:00 PM in the locked boxes located
in the Garden Lobby and the end of
the Villas. If you have questions,
please contact Joy at 943-6733.
South Baldwin Regional Medical Center
251-949-3400
Riviera Utilities
251-943-5001
Helen and Jim with Tom Owens
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
6 pm -7 am
Taking a splash at the LOV
Clubhouse pool. These fun lovin’
men enjoy having Anna as their water
exercise instructor.
October 2016
Independent Living
Information Herein Deemed Reliable but Not Guaranteed
Live Oak Village Open House
Heath Care Forum
Join us on Wednesday, October
26th from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm in
the Assisted Living Foyer and
Activity Room.
Meet and talk with company
representatives concerning
health care and related topics
for senior citizens.
Light refreshments will be
served.
Activities for LOVely Important
Independents
Arts & Crafts is Friday, at Assisted Living
Activity Room at 1:30 PM … please plan to join
us for this hands-on activity.
There is no fee … it’s FREE. A
sign-up sheet with craft info will
be posted in the Garden Lobby
or call or leave a message for
Joy to RSVP … 943-6733 .
Dual Campus Halloween Party
We’re combining both campuses to party together
in the Assisted Living Activity Room. The
residents on the Independent Living campus will
be coming in costume and bringing a snack to
share … so you don’t want to
miss this event. Drinks will be
furnished and there will be a
A Message from Your Activity
raffle for a few prizes for
Director
ALL of those who attend.
Let’s make this a spooktacular
Happy October,
time for everyone … October
We are now in the Fall Season and the
31, from 2-3:00 PM. Everyone invited and please
weather is cooler. This is a great time to remember to sign up in the Garden Lobby or call
enjoy refreshing early morning walks and or leave a message for Joy at 943-6733.
sitting outside with a cup of coffee or
hot tea.
We have lots of activities this month and
I hope you will come and participate in
as many activities as your schedule will
allow. Be on the look out for Elvis on
October 11th as we have our annual
Luau from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm.
Happy Fall,
What’s Happening with Medicare?
If you’re already on Medicare and have questions
about recent changes, this is the information
meeting for you! George Harris does a great job
using a simple visual comparing the top
supplement providers so that you can determine
if what you have/need is the most practical for
your present medical needs. The date is
Wednesday, October 26, at 2:00 PM in the
Clubhouse. Everyone is invited and please call
Karen if you plan to attend ... 943-3827.
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A BIT OF THIS & THAT
Clubhouse & Pool Reminders
There is no additional cost for ILF residents to
use the pool during the work week, but you must
be able to get in and out of the pool without
assistance. Remember there is NO LIFE
GUARD ON DUTY and you use the pools at
your own risk: Monday - Friday, from 8:30 AM to
3:30 PM.
BEFORE joining a fitness or
water exercise class you will
need a medical release from
your physician; release forms
are available in the
Clubhouse. You will need:
swimsuit, towel, cover-up, shower shoes, and
possibly pool shoes. No shoes worn in the
street/across the parking lot are permitted in the
pools.
NOTE: There is no free swim during water
exercise class time; however, you may use the
alternate pool since both indoor and outdoor
pools have comfortable water temperatures
during the summer months.
Hair Salon Information
Live Oak Salon is open Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday. You may make your
appointment in the Salon or at
the front desk. Please be prompt
for your appointment.
If you need to reschedule call:
(580)678-7557
Live Oak Village is a “No Smoking” facility.
No smoking is allowed in the building or any of
the resident’s apartments.
For those residents or their guests who use
tobacco, the only area smoking is permitted is
located at the gazebo. Please do not smoke by the
Tuesday, October 11th
Put on your Hawaiian shirt and grass
skirt for the Live Oak Village Luau.
Shred It Day!
Hula over to the Assisted Living DinFoley offers free shredding service for
ing Room for a yummy time ... from
residents on Thursday, October 20, from
3-5:00 PM, behind City Hall, 407 E Laurel 5:00 - 7 p.m. It’s important to let us
Ave. Take this opportunity to safely
know if you plan to attend, Look for
dispose of sensitive documents such as
the sign up sheet in the Garden Lobby
medical and tax forms. Materials are
shredded while you watch. Foley residents or give Joy a call or leave a message at
943-6733. RSVP for you and your
only, no businesses.
guest must be received by 10/3.
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Janis Abernathy … 7th
Milena Kautzer … 7th
Live Oak Village Independent Living
proudly welcomes:
To Your Health
by Dr. Dan Scarborough,
Medical Director
Community Health Systems, Inc.
At Townhouse 103: Marsha Porter
etc.) If you presently own one of these devices
or ever thought about getting one, plan to come
LOV CLUBHOUSE NEWS
to a class specifically for LOV residents. We will
Verizon Workshops at LOV
actually meet at the Foley Public Library,
upstairs (and yes, there is an elevator at the back
Sam and his buddies from Verizon will be
presenting a free Refresher Basics Class for those entrance of the building), in the computer lab on
of you who have smart phones (Apple or Android) Friday, October 7, at 11:00 AM. Bring your ereading device because this will be a hands-on
or iPads/Kindles. Everybody is welcome and the
date is Tuesday, October 11, at 11:00 AM. Please workshop. You will need your Foley library card.
Don’t have one? The library’s front desk people
remember to sign up or call Karen at 943-3827.
will be glad to help you, but bring proof of
where you live. Everyone is invited; please sign
Readers & Writers
up on the bulletin board.
As some of you may know, this was formerly Write
Your Life Story. The class has morphed into a
Last Chance Harvey
more diversified group for those who love to read
Rated PG-13 Drama 1 hr 33 min
and those who enjoy writing. The group will meet
every Tuesday at 1:00 PM through November “In London for his daughter's wedding, a
15 in the Camellia Conference Room. The group is struggling jingle-writer, Harvey Shine (Dustin
Hoffman), misses his plane to New York, and
hoping to start some fresh writing on true life
experiences … like childhood/teenage adventures, thus loses his job. While drowning his sorrows in
the airport pub, Harvey meets Kate (Emma
unusual vacations/camping trips, war/military
Thompson), a British government worker stuck
service. This will be a terrific time to share ideas
in an endless cycle of work, phone calls from her
and get help from fellow writers. There are also
plans to have guest authors. Don’t be shy, everyone mother, and blind dates. A connection forms
between the unhappy pair, who soon find
is welcome!
themselves falling in love.” Everyone is invited …
the date is Wednesday, October 12 at 1:00 PM.
Digital Library Time
Popcorn will be provided but please Sign up is
What, you may ask, is a digital library? Basically, it’s
appreciated.
an e-reader (electronic book … like a Kindle, iPad,
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This month let’s discuss hormone replacement therapy (HRT) in women. This is the use
of estrogen and/or progestin to replace low hormone levels. It is most commonly used
when women are going through or after menopause. HRT is issued in several forms, including tablets, patches and creams.
The signs and symptoms of low hormone levels include hot flashes, sleep loss, depression, nervousness, tiredness, vaginal dryness and trouble staying focused. It can also
contribute to osteoporosis or brittle bones with low density which break easily and
heart disease. Although there are benefits to HRT, it is not beneficial or safe for everyone, especially those with a history of breast cancer, cancer of the uterus and ovaries,
heart disease, high blood pressure, blood clots and strokes. Individuals using HRT can
experience side effects including bloating, breast tenderness and swelling, headaches,
mood changes, nausea and vaginal bleeding. Side effects from HRT do not necessarily
lead to discontinuation of therapy. Changes in the dose or dosage form might be neces-
sary and don’t discontinue HRT without talking with your physician. It is also important
to point out that only specific vaginal creams and not petroleum jelly should be used for
dryness of the vagina. Only your physician can help you determine if HRT is the right
choice for you. If you are considering HRT, you and your physician should discuss the
benefits and risks involved.
- Dr. Dan
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Sunday
2
9:30 New Start Community
Church
11:30 Church Service/Chapel
1:00 Swift Presbyterian
Church
Monday
3
8:45 Water Aerobics: CP
9:00 Devotions: ALF
Tuesday
Wednesday
8
12
10:00 Bible Study: GL
13
9:00 Devotions: ALF
10:00 Merry Mermaids: CP
15
1:00 Matinee Movie: C
1:00 Catholic Service CH
14
9:30 Shopping for you @
Winn Dixie
1:15 - 3:00 Massage Therapy
with Melissa: ALF
18
8:45 Exercise w/Anna: C
9:00 Devotions: ALF
10:00 Bible Study CH
11:00 Big Daddy’s for Lunch
1:00 Readers & Writers: C
19
10:00 Bible Study
20
21
9:30 Shopping @ Walmart
22
25
9:00 Devotions: ALF
26
10:00 Bible Study
9
10
9:30 New Start Community 8:45 Water Aerobics: CP
Church
9:00 Devotions: ALF
11:30 Church Service/Chapel
1:00 Bingo: GL
11
16
17
Church
11:30 Church Service/Chapel 9:00 Devotions: ALF
23
24
Church
1:00 Bingo: GL
9:00 Devotions: ALF
11:00 Verizon Workshop: C
5:00 Luau: DR
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Church
2:00 Dual Campus Halloween
Party: ALF
Saturday
7
9:30 Shopping @ Walmart
11:00 Digital Library
1:30 Arts & Craft: ALF
5
10:00 Bible Study: GL
1:00 Bingo: GL
Friday
6
8:45 Motley Crew Men’s
Coffee: C
9:00 Devotions: ALF
4
9:00 Devotions: ALF
1:00 Bingo: GL
Thursday
1:00 Po-Keno: GL
1:00 Mexican Train
Dominoes: GL
1:00 Hand & Foot: GL
2:00 Medicare Info
Legends for ILF Activities
GL = Gardens Lobby
ALF = Assisted Living
C = Clubhouse
CP = Clubhouse Pool
DR = Dining Room @ ALF
8:45 Motley Crew Men’s
Coffee: C
9:00 Devotions: ALF
2:00 Ladies’ Chitchat: C
3-5:00 Shred It Day
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9:00 Devotions: ALF
NO Merry Mermaids today
with Melissa: ALF
1:30 Arts & Crafts: ALF
4:30 Happy Hour: GL
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9:30 Shopping for you @
Winn Dixie
“Meals for You” delivery is at Water Aerobics Schedule:
12 noon Monday through
Every Monday, Wednesday,
Friday.
and Friday
Ladies Class at 8:45 AM
Men’s Class at 10:00 AM
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WEEKLY EVENTS
Church Services
Sundays
9:30 AM & 11:30 AM (Chapel)
Morning Devotions
Monday– Friday 9:00 AM (Chapel)
Bingo
Monday, Wednesday and Friday (Activity Room)
Exercise
Monday– Friday (Activity Room)
Bible Study
Tuesday 10:00 AM Foley Methodist (Chapel)
Bible Study w/Dr. Bob
Thursday 11:00 AM (Chapel)
Bible Study
Thursday 3:00 PM Gulf Shores Baptist (Chapel)
Shopping
Thursday 9:00 AM (see calendar for info)
Community Senior Life … Dedicated to enhancing the quality of
life for an ever-growing senior population.
SAMPLE OF ACTIVITIES
* Arts & Crafts * Daily Devotions * Entertainment * Games * Home Health Seminars *
Massage Therapy * Outings * Exercise * Pet Therapy * Musical Guests * Swimming *
Reading *
Some activities are favorites and are therefore on-going. Information on new or special
activities will be inside the newsletter as well as posted on the hall bulletin boards. Please
check the bulletin board for daily updates
Fashion
Show 2016
Sponsored
by
Bon Worth
Assisted Living
Dining Room Hours:
Breakfast
7:00 – 8:00 AM
Dining Room Closed 8 AM – Noon
Lunch
12:00 Noon – 1:00 PM
Dining Room Closed 1 PM – 5 PM
Supper
5:00 pm – 6:00 PM
Dining Room Closed
6 PM -7 AM
Menu alternates available:
*Lunch ordered by 10:00 AM
*Supper ordered by 3:00 PM
OCTOBER, 2016
Assisted Living
Information Herein Deemed Reliable but Not Guaranteed
LOV Message Board
Live Oak Village is a
A BIT OF THIS & THAT
“No Smoking” facility.
Hello to Everyone!
(message from Robin here?)
Sincerely,
Robin Raben
Administrator
*Remember to stay hydrated as our temperatures rise
during the summer!!!
A Brief Message from Your Activities Director
Happy Fall to Everyone,
We have some exciting events in the month of
October.
Our lady residents will be screaming as Elvis
appears at our Laua
on October 11th.
I will announce the
winner of the lunch
Brain Teaser in the
first week of October.
Who will be the
winning table?
Dawn Harding will continue to come on some
Saturday mornings in October and lead us in
some fun and exciting crafts.
No smoking is allowed in the building or
any of the resident’s apartments.
For those residents or their guests who use
tobacco, the only area smoking is permitted
is located at the gazebo. Please do not
smoke by the front door – only in the
designated area.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Kale and
Onions
This year we
are trying our
hand a fall gardening. We have
planted some Kale plants and
some spring onions in planters.
We are looking forward to fresh
veggies later in the fall.
Please do not prop open
exterior doors.
We will close the month with a fun Halloween
party on October 31st from 2:00 to 3:00.
Costumes are optional.
Sincerely,
Joy Majors
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Hair Salon Information
All Live Oak residents must be weighed
during the first week of every month. The
PCA taking care of your hall will take you
to the Spa and weigh you. This will occur
during the first week of each month. If
you have any questions about this change
of procedure please talk to the nurse.
RehabCare Therapy
RehabCare is your convenient, onsite
therapy provider. They specialize in
physical therapy,
occupational therapy,
and speech-language
pathology. If your
physician has given you
orders for any of these
types of therapy … like
after knee replacement, shoulder, or other
surgery … the therapist from RehabCare
may be able to help you right where you
live. In many cases, you don’t have to
arrange for transportation or get in the car
and drive elsewhere … just give Denise
Stabler, LPTA a call at 251-895-7521 to
discuss.
Live Oak Salon is open Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday. You may make your appointment
in the Salon or by calling 580-670-7557. Please
be prompt for your appointment.
If you need to reschedule call: 580-678-7557.
Fun Times at LOV
Live Oak Village
Assisted Living
proudly welcomes:
New Residents
Wanda Hamby #1
To Your Health
by Dr. Dan Scarborough,
Medical Director
Community Health Systems, Inc.
This month let’s discuss hormone replacement therapy (HRT) in women. This is
the use of estrogen and/or progestin to replace low hormone levels. It is most
commonly used when women are going through or after menopause. HRT is
issued in several forms, including tablets, patches and creams.
The signs and symptoms of low hormone levels include hot flashes, sleep loss,
depression, nervousness, tiredness, vaginal dryness and trouble staying focused. It
October Birthdays
Frances DuBose 10/5
Floyd Stahl 10/9
William Hendrix 10/12
Bettiejean Ford 10/13
Edith Ware 10/17
Bettie Shinault 10/21
Mary Norris 10/28
Halloween Party
October 31st
2:00 to 3:00 AR
Join all the Live Oak Village
Laua
October 11, 2016
5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Sign up sheet will be
in the Café
Great Food
Great Fun
And
Great Entertainment
Elvis will be in the
house!
can also contribute to osteoporosis or brittle bones with low density which break
easily and heart disease. Although there are benefits to HRT, it is not beneficial or
safe for everyone, especially those with a history of breast cancer, cancer of the
uterus and ovaries, heart disease, high blood pressure, blood clots and strokes.
Individuals using HRT can experience side effects including bloating, breast
tenderness and swelling, headaches, mood changes, nausea and vaginal bleeding.
Side effects from HRT do not necessarily lead to discontinuation of therapy.
Changes in the dose or dosage form might be necessary and don’t discontinue HRT
without talking with your physician. It is also important to point out that only
specific vaginal creams and not petroleum jelly should be used for dryness of the
vagina. Only your physician can help you determine if HRT is the right choice for
you. If you are considering HRT, you and your physician should discuss the benefits
and risks involved.
Residents for a fun and festive
Halloween Party
- Dr. Dan
Costumes are optional
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October 2016
Monday
Sunday
2
Church AR
11:30 Church Service CH
1:00 Swift Presbyterian Church
3
9:00 Morning Devotion CH
11:00 Exercise AR
2:30 Bingo AR
4:00 Bible Study AR
b
9
Church AR
b
23
Church AR
10
11:00 Exercise AR
2:30 Bingo AR
4:00 Bible Study AR
b
11
10:30 Walk About
5:00 Laua
17
10:00 Kimberly Jenkins AR
11:00 Exercise AR
2:30 Bingo AR
4:00 Bible Study AR
24 9:00 Morning Devotion CH
11:00 Exercise AR
2:30 Bingo AR
4:00 Bible Study AR
18
10:30 Exercise Video
1:00 Horse Shoe toss AR
2:00 Card Game 31 AR
25
10:30 Exercise AR
11:30 Trivia Pursuit AR
1:00 Horse Shoes AR
2:00 Card Game 31 AR
nb
30
Church AR
4
10:30 Exercise AR
11:15 Angelica Kurger
Singing AR
Wednesday
5
10:30 Exercise Video AR
12:00 Brain teaser DR
2:30 Bingo with Nate AR
1:00 Horse shoes toss AR
2:00 Card game 31 AR
nb
16
Church AR
Tuesday
31
11:00 Exercise AR
2:00 to 3:00 Halloween Party
4:00 Bible Study AR
12
10:30 Exercise AR
11:00 Poetry /Life History AR
2:30 Bingo with Nate AR
19
9:00 Morning Devotion
10:30 Exercise Video
12:00 Brain Teaser
2:30 Bingo with Nate
26
10:30 Exercise
11:00 Poetry/ Life History
1:00 Bingo with Nate
5:00—7:00 Open House
Thursday
1
Enjoy a fresh air walk
Play games in the
activity room
Friday
Saturday
6
9:00 Shopping at Walmart
11:00 Bible Study with Dr. Bob
CH
11:30 LiveOak Hockey AR
1:00 Scrabble AR
2:30 Snack and drink by Pool
7
10:30 Walk About
13
8:30 Shop 4 u at Winn Dixie
CH
11:30 LiveOak Hockey AR
1:00 Uno AR
2:30 Snack and Drink by the Pool
14
10:30 Walk Around the Grounds
11:30 Remember When Game AR
1:30 Fall Small Basket Craft AR
3:00 Bingo AR
15
20
9:00 Shopping at Walmart
10:00 Lilian Baptist AR
CH
11:30 Live Oak Hockey AR
1:00 Dominos AR
2:30 Snack and drink by the Pool
21
22
9:30 Fresh air walk
10:00 Table Games AR
2:00 Football Party AR
27
8:30 Shop 4 U at Winn Dixie
10:30 Exercise with Joy AR
CH
11:30 Live Oak Hockey AR
1:00 Wii AR
2:30 Cool Drink by the Pool
28
11:30 Remember When Game AR
29
1:30 Fall Craft AR
3:00 Bingo AR
3:00 Puzzles AR
1:30 Fun and Games AR
2:30 Bingo AR
1:30 Fun and Games AR
3:00 Bingo AR
8
9:30 Fresh air walk
1:15 Hackie Sack AR
2:00 Bingo AR
9:30 Fresh air walk
3:00 Puzzles AR
9:30 Fresh air walk
LEGEND:
AR: Activity Room
CH: Chapel
DR: Dining Room

monthly calendar. - Live Oak Village

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