Thank you to all who attended our informational meetings last... unveil our new program design. If you missed the meetings,... The New Program Design from Wellness & Leisure

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November 2014 A Wellness & Leisure Publication of The Hermitage at Cedarfield
Visit us on the web at www.hermitage-cedarfield.com
The New Program Design from Wellness & Leisure
Thank you to all who attended our informational meetings last month to
unveil our new program design. If you missed the meetings, the following
information explains what “Pathways to Wellness” will have to offer.
Over the past several months, the Wellness and Leisure department has been
working diligently to review the program’s offerings and evaluate the existing
program’s ability to meet current needs. We researched possibilities for
improvements and created new ‘healthy lifestyle’ holistic approach to all of the
department’s many offerings. We are calling it “Pathways to Wellness.”
A healthy lifestyle leaves you fit, energetic and at reduced risk for disease.
Good nutrition, daily exercise and adequate sleep are the foundations for
continuing good health. Managing stress in positive ways, keeping your mind
active and keeping your creative juices flowing are all components of the new
‘healthy lifestyle’ program at Cedarfield.
The icons on the following page will give you an overview of the types of offerings our new program will incorporate into everyday programming.
We are so excited about the possibilities of this new program and know that once
you see its potential, you too will feel the same excitement.
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Wellness
Strength and Endurance
Being healthy and staying strong are goals we all strive for. Taking care of our
bodies comes easy at Cedarfield with numerous fitness classes, personal
training and our fitness center. Residents are given the opportunity maintain
their individual fitness level in a group or an individual basis.
Staff Advisor: Elizabeth Caudill
Consultant: Tom Maxwell
Creative Expression
Oil Painting, woodworking, water colors, pottery, crafts and line dancing are
only a few of the offered programs to provide residents with the opportunity of
creative expression. Under the guidance of specially trained professional staff,
residents are encouraged to explore new hidden talents,
or nurture lifelong passions.
Staff Advisor: Brenda Bickerstaff
Consultant: Kay Wallace
Intellectual Growth
The quest for knowledge is something that we never lose, and we at Cedarfield
would like to provide residents with the opportunity to do so. Various
programs offer participants venues for continual intellectual growth. Trips to
museums, focus group lectures, book clubs, travel logs, computer classes,
partnerships with local colleges and universities are just a few ways to allow
those interested learners a chance to grow.
Staff Advisor: Katie Ziolkowski
Consultant: Betty Hayter
Spirituality
Finding inspiration, maintaining an inner peace with regards to happiness and
spiritual practice are vital for personal wellbeing. Many opportunities for such
exploration are offered to residents on a regular basis:
Weekly worship services, healing service, Bible study groups,
lecture series, and much more.
Staff Advisor: Jen Tsimpris
Consultant: Nancy Boyer
Emotional Balance
Having emotional balance is essential to being happy with who we are.
Achieving emotional balance can be explored through involvement in some of
the following programs we provide: Resident Support Groups, Yoga,
Tai Chi, pet therapy, nature trails.
Staff Advisor: Pam Williams
Consultant: Glennie Brown
Program
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Dining, Diet, and Nutrition
Being educated about your diet and nutritional content are components to overall
healthy eating habits. Knowing what to eat, how to cook and how to make healthy
choices are key factors in maintaining your weight and being healthy. Our
licensed dietitian is here to help. Cooking classes, “ask an expert sessions” and our
hydration programs all lend support to your good health.
Staff Advisor: Christine Lacy
Consultant: Becky Gander
Community Outreach
Volunteering one's time or talents for charitable, educational, or other worthwhile
activities, is visible all around our community. Whether you choose to be involved
in an outside volunteer endeavor or participate in the knitters group, Cedarchest,
Resident Council or Medical Escort Program, the possibilities are plentiful.
Staff Advisor: Ashley Bentley
Consultant: Nancy Bolio
Social Connections
Social Connections offer opportunities to meet new people, develop interpersonal
skills, gain self-confidence, reduce stress, improve social or communication skills,
and have fun! Entertainment, trips and outings, game nights, movies and parties
are just some of the social opportunities we offer.
Residents also arrange social events on their own.
Staff Advisor: Amanda Kelly
& Allison Kahelski
Consultant: Jan Leaton
Brain Fitness
The term brain fitness reflects that cognitive abilities can be
maintained or improved by exercising the brain. Using parts of the brain that are
out of practice or daily cognition exercise can help maintain your functioning
level. Piano lessons, Spanish classes, Jeopardy and word games all help to keep
your mind working sharply.
Staff Advisor: Georgia Brown
Consultant: Don Branson
Program Champion: Allison Kahelski
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I.L. Trips
You must sign up for all trips with
Amanda at 474-8881.
Southerly Restaurant capitalizes on the abundance of local farmers and artisans
across the state of Virginia, from the Tidewater region to the Shenandoah Valley.
The Executive Chef designs menus for breakfast, lunch, dinner and weekend brunch that make
the most of seasonal ingredients, with a nod towards Richmond’s deep
Southern roots. Echoing the inviting atmosphere of Southern Season, expect a casual yet refined
feel fit for every occasion.
Tuesday, November 4 and Thursday, November 20
Departing TC at 11:30 AM
Sign up with Amanda. Please specify which day you would like to go.
Cost is your lunch plus transportation fee applies.
Space is limited. Sign up early! IL Trip Level I
Menus available in Wellness & Leisure
Trip Reminders
VMFA: Beijing
Thursday, November 6
Depart TC at 9:45 AM. Trip is Full.
Honky Tonk Angels at
Swift Creek Theatre
Wednesday, November 19
Depart TC at 1:15 PM. Trip is Full.
Series Reminders
Broadway in Richmond
Friday, November 7 Depart TC 7:00 PM
Masterworks
Saturday, November 8 Depart TC 7:15 PM
Hanover Tavern
Thursday, November 13 Depart TC at 7:00 PM
Sunday, November 16 Depart TC at 1:00 PM
Rennolds
Saturday, November 15 Depart TC at 7:15 PM
Richmond Forum
Saturday, November 22 Depart TC at 7:15 PM
Scenic Fall Ride
followed by dinner at
Tavern On The Rail
Tavern on the Rail is a fine
dining establishment in
Fredericks Hall located in
Louisa County, Virginia. The original 1837
building was restored in 2001 by owners
Melody and Ken Bowers. They offer a variety of
fine food. Including seafood specialties.
Depart TC at 4:00 PM
Please note this is an extended time for a dinner
outing due to travel time.
The cost for this trip is your meal
plus transportation fee.
IL Trip Level II.
Menus available in Wellness and Leisure.
I.L. Trips and More
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An evening with the Richmond Pops
at Landmark (Altria Theatre)
Sunday, November 16
There is no charge for this oung. Transportaon fee applies.
Sign up with Amanda at 474-8881 by Thursday, November 7. Independent Living Trip Level II.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDS
JEWELRY REPAIR
We gain one hour
Sunday, November 2.
Kay Sherin will be back to repair
your costume jewelry.
Cost is $5.00 Please limit items to 3.
Set your clocks back one hour on
Saturday night, November 1, so you won’t
be early on Sunday!
Keeping Your Home
Computer Secure
Monday, November 3
1:30 PM in A4
Sign up with Amanda at 474-8881 to
ensure there is enough interest.
Monday, November 3
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
A3-Creative Arts Studio
Join us as we welcome back
Russian Concert Artist
Vladimir Svoysky
Join Mike Tessieri for a lecture on keeping
Frederic Chopin has long been acknowledged as the
your home computer secure. Come and join
most popular and best loved of all of the great
the discussion and learn what you should be classical composers who have written music for the pidoing to keep your computer safe.
ano. His compositions have been described as dreamy,
This information will apply to both Windows
haunting and incredibly romantic and,
and Apple computers.
because of that, have been performed over the years by
some of the greatest pianists of all time.
ELECTION DAY!
Tuesday, November 4
6:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Don’t forget to bring your picture I.D.
Join us for a wonderful selection of Chopin’s best,
performed by Vladimir Svoysky.
7:30 PM in the Fellowship Hall
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In House Programs
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
Cedarfield is pleased to announce a partnership with the Osher Institute to offer
residents a wide array of options for expanding learning opportunities.
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Richmond combines
intellectual stimulation and civic engagement with a vibrant community of like-minded students
age 50 and better on the campus of the University of Richmond.
Join us for an informational session with Peggy Watson, director of the
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, to find out more!
Monday, November 10
Motion and Movement
Disorder Group
Friday, November 7
2:00 PM
Town Center Chapel
Join your neighbors to play the featured
game, Dominoes. Also, feel free to bring a
different game to enjoy!
Cedarfield’s
Veterans Day Celebra-on
Join us as we invite son of POW, Jerry
Landrum to tell this amazing story about
the events of the American flag made by
World War II POWs in Japan
during seven years of imprisonment.
Tuesday, November 11
10:30 AM in the Fellowship Hall
Henrico Concert Band
iPad and iPhone Classes
Come join Mike Tessieri for
another workshop covering tips and topics
for these devices. Bring your questions the
workshop. All levels of expertise
are welcome!
1:30 PM A4.
Cost of class is $10.00.
Sign up with Amanda. Space is limited.
Monday, November 10
Join us as we celebrate Veterans Day with patrioc
7:30 PM
songs played by The Henrico Concert Band.
Fellowship Hall
In House Programs
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Cedarfield Book
Discussion Group
Friday, November 14
at 10:00 AM in A3
and will be conducting their planning
meeting for 2015. All are welcome to attend.
Monday, November 17
7:30 PM
Fellowship Hall
~ Please note date changed to the
3rd Monday of the month~
The Focus Group
William (Bill) C. Bosher, Jr.
Distinguished Professor Of Public Policy and
Education
Executive Director, CEPI
School of Education
Wilder School of Government
and Public Affairs
Virginia Commonwealth University
"What are Virginians saying
about education?"
11:00 AM in the Fellowship Hall
Practice makes perfect!
Recitals in the Fellowship Hall
Piano & violin students of Sallie Godwin,
Liz Turner’s granddaughter,
and art show by Sallie’s husband, Chance.
Sunday, November 16 at 3:00 PM
Sunday, November 23
Piano students of Gabriella Ryan at 3:00 PM
followed by
String students of Kimberly Ryan at 5:00 PM
Double Play
Flute & Tuba
Celebrating 25 years as the “world’s
only professional flute and tuba duo”.
Come join us for a program
featuring selections from the
Baroque, Broadway and beyond!
Mr. Leonard’s Knife and
Scissor Sharpening
Monday, November 24
9:30 AM to 11:30 AM
A3 (Creative Arts Studio)
Knife sharpening is only $6.00 per knife and
scissors can be sharpened for the low price of
$8.50 each. Mr. Leonard also sharpens garden
tools. call Mr. Leonard at 334-2666 with questions.
Bring your items to be sharpened along with
cash or a check.
Services on a first come first serve basis.
I.L. Activity Calendar
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Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
2
3
4
5
9:30 AM / FH Worship Service
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10AM-12PM/ A3 Jewelry repairs
10AM/ Pool Aqua Arthritis
10 AM/ FH Balance
11AM/ FH Sit and Get Fit
11:30 AM/ Balance
1:30 PM/ A-4 Keeping Your Home
Computer Secure
3:30 PM / FH Gentle Yoga
6 AM– 7 PM/ FH Elections
9:00 AM / TC Balance Walking Group
9:30 AM/ Aqua Aerobics
11:30 AM/ TC Southerly Restaurant
and Shopping at Southern Season
1:30 PM /A3 Clay Class
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10 AM/ FH Balance
10-12 / A3 Oil Class
11:30 AM/ Balance
2PM-4PM/A3 Writers Group
4:00 PM/ FH Service of
Remembrance
9
10
11
12
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10 AM/ FH Balance
11:30 AM/ Balance
1-2 PM / PVE Bookmobile
2:00 PM/ FH Osher Institute
Info Session
7:30 PM/ FH Henrico Concert Band
9:00 AM / TC Balance Walking Group
10:30AM / FH Veterans’ Day Program
7:30 PM/ A4 Investment Club
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10 AM/ FH Balance
11:30 AM/ Balance
1:30 PM/ A4 iPad &
IPhone Class
7:30 PM/ FH Game Night
16
17
18
19
1:00 PM/ TC Hanover Tavern
3:00 PM/ FH Godwin recital &
art show
9AM/ FH Flexercise
9:30– 11:00 AM/ A3 Card Making
10 AM/ FH Balance
11:30 AM/ Balance
2:00 PM / Resident Dept. Meeting
3:30 PM / FH Gentle Yoga
7:30 PM/ FH Bingo
11:00 AM/ FH Focus Group
4– 7:00 PM/ A-4 Designs by Annie,
Vendors
7:30 PM/ FH Double play flute and
Tuba
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10 AM/ FH Balance
11:30 AM/ Balance
1:15 PM/ TC Swift Creek
Mill Theatre
23
24
25
26
9AM/ FH Flexercise
9:30–11:30 AM/ A3 Ken Leonard
Knife Sharpening
10 AM/ FH Balance
11:30 AM/ FH Balance
3:30 PM / A4 Gentle Yoga
4:00 PM/ FH Thanksgiving Service
11:00– 3:00 PM/ FH Vendors- Wendy
Williams, Colony Shop,
Three Sisters Cheese Straws
10:30AM / TCC Memory Support
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10 AM/ FH Balance
11:30 AM/ Balance
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME
ENDS
5:30 PM/TC Richmond Pops
3:00 PM/ FH Piano Recital
with students of Gabriella
Ryan
5:00 PM/ FH Strings Recital
30
I.L. Activity Calendar
Thu
Fri
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Sat
1
TURN CLOCKS BACK ONE HOUR
BEFORE GOING TO BED.
8
7:15 PM / TC Masterworks
6
7
9:00 AM / A3 Watercolor
9:45 AM/ TC VMFA Visit and Lunch at Best Cafe
10 - 11:30 AM / Cedarchest Receiving
11AM– 2:00 PM/ FH Premier Jewelry & Mary Kay,
Home Décor & Gifts
2:30 PM / A4 Wii Games
7:30 PM/FH Music by Vladimir
Glorious Christmas Nights Deadline 12/5
8:30 AM/ FH Combo
10:30 AM/ FH Social Time
11:00 AM/ FH Community Catch Up
2:00 PM / IL Apts. Recycling
2:00 PM/ TCC Motion Disorder Group
2:00 - 4:00 PM/ CH Pilates
7:00 PM/ TC Broadway in Richmond
Book Of Mormon
13
14
10-3:30 PM/ A4 Vendors—M. Harrison
10:30 - 1:30 PM / Cedarchest Sales
1:30– 3:00 PM/ A3 Card Making
4:00 PM/ TC Tavern on the Rail
7:00 PM/TC Hanover Tavern
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10:00 AM / A3 Book Group
10 AM/ FH Balance
11:30 AM/ Balance
20
21
22
10 - 11:30 AM / Cedarchest Receiving
11AM/ TCC Roman Catholic Eucharist
11:30 AM/ TC Southerly Restaurant and Shopping
at Southern Season
2:30 PM / A4 Wii Games
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10 AM/ FH Balance
11:30 AM/ Balance
2:00 PM / IL Apts. Recycling
2:00 PM/ FH Holiday Social
7:15 PM/ TC Richmond Forum
28 Tree Decorating
29
15
7:15 PM / TC Rennolds
Lewis Ginter Deadline 12/15
27
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
NO I.L EXERCISE CLASSES
NO I.L EXERCISE CLASSES
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December Trips
Lewis Ginter Garden Fest of Lights
Come and dine on a delectable buffet in the Robins Room
followed by a tour of the lights. The Garden Fest of Lights is a
Holiday tradition that features more than a half million lights,
botanical decorations, trains, and more.
Monday, December 15
Cost is $36.00 for dinner, Garden Fest, plus transportation fee.
Menus available in Wellness & Leisure. Sign up with Amanda at 474-8881 by
Thursday, November 20.
IL Trip Level III (a lot of walking)
DATE CHANGE!!
Mark your calendars–
few seats available!
The West End Assembly of God 2014
Glorious Christmas Nights
Do the lights of Christmas shine as brightly
elsewhere as they do at home? Well,
GLORIOUS CHRISTMAS NIGHTS will answer
that question in a sparkling new musical
called, “UNDER THE SAME STARS.” You will
embark on an adventure that will take you
from Richmond to the Caribbean where Santa
wears sunglasses, the drums are steel and
the crabs tap dance to SANTA CLAWS IS
COMIN’ TO TOWN!
Friday, December 5
Depart TC 6:45 PM
Cost is $22.00, no transportation fee.
Sign up with Amanda at 474-8881 by
Thursday, November 6.
No refunds after deadline. IL Trip Level I.
The Virginia Historical Society
presents:
A Gunner in Lee’s Army: The Civil War
Le5ers of Thomas Henry Carter to His
Wife, by Graham T. Dozier
In May 1861, Thomas Henry Carter raised an
artillery battery and joined the Confederate army.
Over the next four years he rose steadily in rank
from captain to colonel, placing him among the
senior artillerists in Robert E. Lee's Army of
Northern Virginia. During that time, Carter wrote
more than 100 revealing letters to his wife Susan
about his service in the South’s most successful
army. In this lecture, Graham Dozier will discuss
the process of editing the letters, briefly tell the
story of Tom Carter's life before and after the
Civil War, and share some of the many fascinating observations that can be found in the letters.
Thursday, December 4
Depart TC at 11:15 AM
Cost is $5 for non-members and free for
members plus transportation.
Please let us know if you are a member when
signing up. IL Trip Level I.
Gifts and More
Holiday Shopping
At Cedarfield
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‘Tis The Season
Why fight the department store crowds when you have all
of your shopping needs met right here!
Thursday, November 6 ~ 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM ~ Fellowship Hall
Premier Jewelry, Mary Kay, and Home Décor
Thursday, November 13 ~ 10:00 AM - 3:30 PM ~ A4
Jewels by Park Lane, Scentsy, Pampered Chef and more
Tuesday, November 18 ~ 4:00 - 7:00 PM ~ A4
Designs by Annie - custom pillowcases, quilted items, bags and jewelry
Tuesday, November 25 ~ 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM ~ Fellowship Hall
Colony Shop, Wendy Williams Jewelry and 3 Sisters Cheese Straws
Through the hustle and bustle of the
Holidays its always nice to stop and
relax and enjoy ourselves.
Join us for a relaxing social to kick back
and enjoy friendly
conversation with your friends
and Cedarfield family.
Friday, November 21
2:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Join us at the Community Catch Up on to sample some of the great
recipes that you’ll find in the cookbook.
Be one of the first 100 to purchase a cookbook and receive a ticket to
enjoy Dessert with the Doctors of Jazz on Thursday, December 11 at
7:30 PM in the Fellowship Hall. One ticket per person.
Early Bird Special will run November 10 through November 14 at just $18.00 a book.
Regular sales will be $20.00 a book. Bulk discount for 3 or more will be $15.00 a book.
The book can be purchased by check or resident charge at the Concierge Desk and the
Health Care North Nurses Station.
Want to pay by cash? Buy a book from Ashley in the Marketing department.
Congratulations, Area 15!
Thank you again, residents of Area 15 for your
record– breaking 68 recipes contributed to our cookbook!
We appreciate your hard work!
Fitness
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WELLNESS LECTURE
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM in A4
Dr. Benjamin SeEMan a specialist WITH
interventional spine and pain management will
be here to discuss Spinal Stenosis and how to
cope with disorders which cause back pain.
Question and answer session will follow.
NEW SESSION OF GENTLE YOGA WITH TONI
The new 6-week session of Yoga runs Monday, November 3 - December 15
(No Class on November 10)
Classes are held 3:30 - 4:30 PM in the Fellowship Hill with the exception of
Monday, November 24 which will be held in A4.
* The fee for this session is $30.00
Friday, November 7
FLEXERCISE begins at 8:30 AM
Aqua Arthritis will begin at 9:30 AM
There will be no Balance Classes or Sit N Fit
Due to Community Catch-up
●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN
TAKING MAT PILATES
THERE ARE TWO SPACES
AVAILABLE IN THE
FRIDAY 2:00 PM CLASS
Classes will be cancelled on
and
Friday, November 28
PLEASE CALL ELIZABETH
474-8884.
Clubs and Groups
Cedarfield Knitters
meet every
Wednesday
at 10:00 AM
in A4.
Stop in for some
knitting and conversation.
Work on your own project
or knit something to donate
to the Red Cross.
Supplies available.
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Henrico County Mobile Library
Monday, November 10
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Parkview Entrance
Please note date change.
Library Orientation
Third Wednesday of each month
3:00 - 4:00 PM in the TC Library
Investment Club
Progressive Bridge
7:30 PM in A4
No December Meeting!
Mondays at 1:00 PM / 3rd Floor PVE
No partner needed.
Come early! Tables fill up fast!
Questions? Contact Gwen Utecht at 836-3547
NATIONAL MAH JONGG SPRING 2014
Play is open on
Wednesdays at 3rd floor Parkview
and Friday afternoons, in A4 both at 2:00 PM.
Chess!
If you are interested in
playing, brush up or
watching a chess game,
please contact
Peter Edinger at 474-8993
or Dick Gladfelter at
217-8523.
DUPLICATE BRIDGE
Come join duplicate bridge for fun and a challenge!
Tuesdays 1:15 PM / 3rd floor PVE
Thursdays 1:15 PM / 3rd floor PVE
To join on Tuesdays, contact
Barbara Hinrichs at 217-7060.
To join on Thursdays, contact
Jane Graham at 527-5290.
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Resident Life Services
News from the Chaplain’s Office:
We are thankful to have Rev. Charles Ward and Rev. Florence Brooks to fill in for
Sunday church services and special services for the month of November.
Roman Catholic
Eucharist Outreach
11:00 AM
Town Center Chapel
MEMORY SUPPORT
If you or someone you care about is
struggling with memory loss you are
invited to attend the Memory Support Group
held the last Tuesday of every month.
All are welcome to come!
10:30 AM / Town Center Chapel
A MEMORIAL SERVICE
OF WORSHIP AND
REMEMBRANCE
Wednesday,
November 5
4:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Community Service
of Thanksgiving
Monday, November 24
Cedarchest
CARE CARDS in A3
Interested in brightening the day of a
resident? Join us for fellowship and fun
while we make cards for all occasions
for fellow residents.
Thursday, November 13, 1:30–3:00 PM
Monday, November 17, 9:30– 11:00 AM
Sales Day
Thursday, Nov. 13
10:30 AM - 1:30 PM
*Cedarchest closed on Nov. 27*
Receiving Day
Thursday, Nov. 6 and 20
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
H.S. Events and Programs
SPECIAL EVENTS
AL & HC
Ladies Lunch
AL Pizza Lunch
Rainbow Station
Tuesday, Nov. 4 / 10:15 AM
Health Care Great Room
Music with Kevin Salyer
Wed., Nov. 5 / 2:30 PM
Music by The Whitings
Friday, Nov. 7 / 10:30 AM
Music with
Robbie Robinson
Saturday, Nov. 8 / 2:30 PM
Veteran’s Day Program with
Kristin Eye
Tuesday, Nov. 11 / 10:30 AM
Friday, November 21
2:00 PM
*A flyer will be coming
out with more details.*
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Monday, November 24
12:00 PM
Main Dining Room
*A flyer will be coming out
with more details.*
Don’t Forget!!
Family Forum Breakfast
Tuesday, November 18, Main Dining Room
Health Services
Family Night
“Thanksgiving”
Harp Therapy
Friday, November 14
10:30 AM / Special Care
11:00 AM / Health Care
Resident Council
Meeting
Mon., Nov. 17 / 11:00 AM
Assisted Living Activity Room
Music with Johnny Grey
Wed., Nov. 19 / 10:30 AM
HC/AL Tea Party
Tuesday, Nov. 25/ 4:00 PM
5:30-6:30 PM
Fellowship Hall
Join us as we celebrate Thanksgiving together. Pianist Paul
Bartsch will be our entertainment for the evening. Please
make reservations with Katie Ziolkowski at
474-8744 by Monday, November 10.
Sign up early; space is limited!
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Special Announcements
EMPLOYEE CHRISTMS FUND
October 18 - November 24
Here’s your chance to say “Thank you” to
all the wonderful Cedarfield employees who serve us
in so many ways throughout the year. You can give to
the Employee Christmas Fund by placing a check or
cash in one of the boxes around the building. And
you can say your “thank you” in person at the
annual Christmas party on Thursday, December 4.
Please be generous when you make your
contribution. Checks should be made to the
“ Employee Christmas Fund”.
Health Services
November Birthdays
11/1 Robert Robertson
11/1 Tom Chewning
11/2 Lois Snyder
11/5 Sue Duncan
11/5 Richard Herring
11/10 Charlotte Trueheart
11/10 Walter Harrell
11/18 Virginia Howell
11/25 Erskine Van Houten
11/27 Arthur Freedlender
Be A Santa To A Senior
The last few years, Cedarfield staff and residents have
participated in “Be a Santa to a Senior”.
How it works: Home Instead Senior Care partners with
local non-profit and community organizations to identify
seniors who are lonely or financially challenged who might
not otherwise receive gifts.
Each senior's gift requests are written on a Be a Santa to a
Senior ornament. The tags will be available around the
second week of November in the
Wellness & Leisure Office.
Please return all unwrapped gifts to the
Wellness and Leisure Suite by Friday, December 5.
Gifts range from hygiene products, slippers to gift cards from
local grocery stores.
Monthly Meetings
Community Catch-Up
Friday, November 7
10:30 AM Social Time
11:00 AM Meeting Begins
Fellowship Hall
Departmental Meetings
Monday, November 17
2:00 PM
Areas 17, 8, 4, and 12
Locations will be in the
Weekly Update.
Contact Jen Tsimpris at 474-8818 if you have any questions.
Residents’ Council
Recycling pick-up will
begin at 2:00 PM
on November 7 and 21
for IL Apartments.
No meeting in November.
Next Meeting
Wednesday, December 3
2:00 PM A4

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