The Informer

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The Informer

A Wellness & Leisure Publication of The Hermitage at Cedarfield
Cedarfield’s Veteran’s Day Celebration
Election Day
2016
Don’t forget to vote on
Tuesday, November 8
Join us as we salute our Veterans at Cedarfield with a
special program music and words from some of our own
residents, patriotic songs from Susan Greenbaum, and the
Tucker High School MCJROTC Color Guard.
Friday, November 11
2:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
An Evening of Big Band
Joe Enroughty and His Royal Virginians
Polls are open from
6:00 AM– 7:00 PM.
Remember Cedarfield is a
polling place.
A valid photo ID is required to
vote!
In This Issue…..
Fort Lee Museums……………. Page 2
As part of The Cultural Arts Center of Glen Allen’s 2nd
Stage Concerts, we will enjoy hit tunes of the Big Band
era, show tunes, and popular pieces from the great
American song writers from The Royal Virginians Big
Band magic . You'll hear songs associated with the likes
of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Perry Como, Dinah Shore,
Keely Smith, Judy Garland, Michael Buble, and more!
This event is held in the ballroom with
cabaret– style seating. Drinks available for purchase.
Mayfair House Bazaar…………Page 3
Friday, November 4
Depart TC at 6:15 PM
Cost of reserved seating ticket is $18
plus transportation fee.
Sign up with Amanda by Tuesday, October 25.
No refund after deadline. IL Trip Level II.
Glorious Christmas Nights….... Page 9
Richmond Brewery Tour…..….Page 4
TechStar Tutors………………..Page 5
Food Carnival…………………..Page 6
Vendor Fair…………………….Page 7
Tree Lighting/ Drs. of Jazz…….Page 8
Baskets of Cheer………………Page 10
Advent Journey……………….Page 11
Tack Fusing...…………………Page 12
Line Dancing………………….Page 14
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IL TRIPS
Marine Corps Museum
Lunch at Marty’s Grill
Since opening in 2006, the Marine Corps
Museum in Quantico has welcomed more than
3 million visitors. It is an American history
museum, seen through the eyes of individual
Marines across more than 237 years. Join us on
a docent– led tour, and free exploration time.
Lunch options include the museum’s two
restaurants, The Dog Devil Diner
and Tun Tavern.
Monday, November 1
Departs TC at 8:30 AM
Cost of outing is your lunch plus transportation fee.
Lunch is on your own. Sign up with Amanda at
474-8881. Space is limited. IL Trip Level III.
The Walk to End Alzheimer’s
Join the Cedarfield Team
Register in the Marketing office or
online at www.alz.org/walk
Contact Anne Wilson in the
Marketing office for more
information or to sign up for
transportation.
Saturday, November 5
Walk begins at 10:00 AM
Markel Plaza, Innsbrook
4600 Cox Road, Glen Allen, VA
Bus transportation will be provided.
The bus will leave by 9:00 AM.
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Wear PURPLE for a PURPOSE on
Friday, November 4!
You must sign up for all trips with
Amanda at 474-8881.
This casual family restaurant in
Mechanicsville offers an extensive, creative
menu from salads like ‘The Pittsburgh’ and
‘Michigonian’, to sandwiches like the
‘Triple Bogey’ and the ‘Roll Tide Roll’.
Join us as we enjoy lunch together.
Wednesday, November 9
Cost of your outing is your lunch plus
transportation fee. Sign up with Amanda.
Space is limited. IL Trip Level I.
Fort Lee Museums:
US Army Quartermaster Museum
US Army Women’s Museum
Since 1957 the Quartermaster Museum has preserved
the history and heritage of the U.S. Army
Quartermaster Corps, the Army's oldest logistic branch.
For more than two centuries Quartermaster soldiers have
fed, clothed and equipped the United States Army. The
Museum has collected nearly 24,000 artifacts relating to
the Corps' history and has assembled thousands of
documents relating to quartermasters.
We will stay on base at Fort Lee and head to the US
Army Women’s Museum– they only museum in the
world dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of
women in the U.S. Army from Revolutionary
times to present.
Monday, November 7
Departs TC at 12:30 PM
Outing is free plus transportation fee. Sign up with
Amanda by Tuesday, November 1. IL Trip Level II.
You must sign up for all trips with
Amanda at 474-8881.
Christmas Bazaar at May Fair House
IL TRIPS
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Series Subscription Reminders
Richmond Ballet
Sunday, November 6 ~ 1:15 PM
Masterworks
Saturday, November 12 ~ 7:15 PM
Sunday, November 13 ~ 2:15 PM
This gift shop, which is primarily run by
volunteers of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church,
has a wonderful selection of unusual gifts at
great prices and is famous for its jams, entrees
and other delicious foods.
You may shop for yourself or get an early start
on your holiday shopping!
Monday, November 14
Cost of outing is your purchases plus
transportation fee. Sign up with Amanda by
Thursday, November 10. IL Trip Level I.
Ann’s Dress Shoppe
Richmond Forum
Saturday, November 19 ~ 7:15 PM
Cancellations after 12:00 noon the day of the
performance unless otherwise noted will incur
the $4 transportation fee.
If you have not received a series bus
confirmation and have purchased tickets
through the theatres please contact Amanda.
If you have not received tickets that you
purchased contact the appropriate box office.
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Located on Main Street in Waverly, this
shop offers a wide selection of
sophisticated attire and accessories.
Robin will be giving residents 10% off on
our visit, so join us for a relaxed morning
of shopping.
We will follow our shopping time with a
delicious lunch at The Virginia Diner!
Cost of trip is your purchases and lunch
plus transportation fee. Sign up with
Amanda by Thursday, November 10.
IL Trip Level I.
Discover art past and present with a
Cedarfield trip to the VMFA.
Join Brenda and others as we roam
through the galleries finding treasures.
Thursday, November 17
Trip is free plus the cost of lunch on your
own and transportation fee. Sign up with
Amanda. IL Trip Level II.
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IL TRIPS
Richmond Brewery Tour on The Richmond Trolley
Richmond’s beer scene has been growing in recent years and has even been nationally
recognized in the Washington Post as having “cutting-edge craft beers”. On this three hour
brewery tour, we will board the Richmond Trolley and travel to three of Richmond’s popular
craft breweries: Strangeways, Garden Grove, and Stone Brewing Company.
Friday, November 18
Cost of trip is $18 plus the cost of tastings at each brewery (range from $5- $8).
No transportation fee. Sign up with Amanda by Wednesday, November 9.
No refund after deadline. IL Trip Level II.
Bevell’s Hardware Train Display
Join us as we travel to Blackstone, Virginia to a famous Christmas Holiday Train
Display. It began at Bevell’s Hardware over 30 years ago and grew to now feature
more than 10 trains, realistic mountains, bridges, animation, lighted houses and snow
village, and much more.
Right down the road you will be able to check out the Robert Thomas Carriage Museum, with a
collection of 28 fully restored horse drawn vehicles, hearse, sleigh, surreys, wagons,
and various buggies.
We will end our morning in Blackstone by enjoying lunch at the Blackstone Herb Cottage,
a gourmet restaurant on Main Street.
Tuesday, November 29
Trip is free plus the cost of your lunch and transportation fee.
Sign up with Amanda at 474-8881 by Monday, November 21.
Daylight Savings Time ends
Sunday, November 6
ACADEMIC AND LECTURES
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TechStar Tutors
Harvest your Technology Skills This Fall!
Take advantage of a class from TechStar Tutors and brush up on your technology skills or learn
something new! Small class sizes allow you to get your questioned answered and gain
confidence in the device or program you are learning!
Touchtown - Lear n to use your Touchtown pr ogr am so you can r eceive up to the minute
information about Cedarfield's services and programs.
Friday, November 4
Phone Apps - There are apps for everything! We will show you how to search for, download
and use apps on your Smartphone. We will discuss some of the most popular apps.
Friday, November 18
Social Media - Stay connected with your family and friends by learning to better use popular
social media sites such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Twitter and Instagram. We can focus
the lesson based on your preferences.
Each class is at 2:00 PM in the Conference Room.
The cost is $10. Sign up with Amanda at 474-8881 and specify which class.
Bring fully charged device or your charger, and a list of questions to the class.
Class size is limited and do not accept walk-ins. Please remember to sign up.
Coffee & Current Events
Come explore what is going on in the world
today with this thought– provoking group! We will look at world news and trending topics
around our country, with pertinent
information and lively discussions.
Monday, November 7
10:30 AM
Club Cedar
(Club Room)
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IN HOUSE PROGRAMS
Life Happens in the Kitchen Food Carnival
Step Right Up and join us for the
Life Happens in The Kitchen Carnival!
Come indulge in some of your carnival favorites and learn about
the mouthwatering programs being stirred up for our Health
Services Residents and how you too can get involved. It will be a
delicious and educational event that you will not want to miss.
Don’t miss out on the corndogs, funnel cakes, popcorn ,
candied apples an much more.
Tuesday, November 1
11:00 AM-1:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Cedarfield Community Choir
The Cedarfield Community Choir will return in November with rehearsals.
We'll sing for the Community-wide Thanksgiving Service on
Monday, November 21 at 4:00 PM.
Wednesdays, November 2, 9, and 16
4:30 PM
Fellowship Hall
For more information contact Florence Brooks, Chaplain at 474-8853. Sign up with Amanda.
Russian Concert Artist
Vladimir Svoysky
If you are a classical music fan, you will not
want to miss Vladimir’s concert. He will play
Vivaldi, Bach, Scarlatti, and Busoni.
Please join us as we welcome him
back to Cedarfield.
Tuesday, November 1
7:30 PM in the Fellowship Hall
JEWELRY REPAIR
Kay Sherin will be back to repair
your costume jewelry.
Cost is $5.00, which will be charged to
your account. Please limit items to 3.
Sign up with Amanda at 474-8881 to
ensure there is enough interest.
Friday, November 4
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Creative Corner
IN HOUSE PROGRAMS
‘Simply the Best’ Vendor Fair
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Premier Jewelry
Looking for gifts for your
Thirty One Bags
friends, children and
Norwex– all–natural cleaning cloths
grandchildren or even yourself? Mary Kay Cosmetics
You’ll find them here at
our Vendor Fair!
11:00 AM– 3:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Cedarfield Book Discussion
Group
Discovery Toys
Northern Gems– unique gifts & accessories,
handmade jewelry with magnetic clasps
LuLaRoe– Clothing
Young Living-Essential Oils
Papeterie– Fine Stationery & Gifts
Focus Group presents
Adam Lee
Special Agent in Charge
U.S. Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Friday, November 11
10:00 AM in TCB (A4)
Please note the room change!
They will be conducting their planning
meeting for 2017.
All are welcome to attend.
Game Time
Look for TWO opportunities to get involved
in game instruction and play with friends.
This month we’ll be playing Colorku, a
colorful adaptation of Sudoku.
All levels welcome!
7:00 PM, 3L
Saturday, November 19
1:30 PM, 3L
An Overview of the FBI
11:00 AM in the Fellowship Hall
Double Play Flute & Tuba
This Duo celebrates its 27th anniversary this
season (26th as a married couple!). Having
appeared in 45 states, the District of Columbia
and Mexico as the “world’s only full-time
professional flute and tuba duo;”
They will be playing a program entitled
“Marches, Minuets, and Medleys.”
7:30 PM
Fellowship Hall
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IN HOUSE PROGRAMS
Colony Shop & More
Join us for holiday shopping with clothing from the Colony Shop, jewelry from
Lora Anderson’s daughter, Wendy Williams, homemade cards from Jean Boddy,
The Three Sisters Cheese Straws, and Usborne Books.
11:00 AM– 3:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Practice Makes Perfect
Join the piano students of Gabriella
Ryan for their piano recital.
Sunday, November 20
3:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Billy Mitchell and the Golden Oldies
Join us for the entertaining concert as
Billy Mitchell signs the best of the
50’s, 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s music.
7:30 PM
Fellowship Hall
Cedarfield’s Movie Matinee
Join us for this fun evening of
socializing and prizes!
Monday, November 28
7:30 PM
Fellowship Hall
Celebrate the 100th
Anniversary of the National
Parks by enjoying several
‘Great Courses’ lectures
entitled “Wonders of the
National Parks: A Geology
of North America”. These parks capture a special place
in our hearts and draw millions of tourists each year.
3:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall
Tree Lighting and The Doctors of Jazz
Brighten your Christmas by celebrating the lighting of Wednesday, November 30
7:15 PM in the Town Center,
our Town Center Christmas Tree. Resident Council
followed by music in the
President, Nancy Bolio, and Rev. Florence Brooks will offer
Fellowship Hall
a Christmas prayer. Following the Tree Lighting Ceremony,
The Doctors of Jazz will perform a holiday concert.
LOOKING AHEAD
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The Bizarre Bazaar
This Virginia tradition for over 40 years offers a fabulous marketplace featuring exclusive
exhibitors that you will find at no other show in the area. You will find unique seasonal gifts
and decorative accessories for the home and garden, gourmet food and cookbooks, fine linens,
designer women’s and children’s clothing, toys, fine crafts and artwork, furniture and jewelry.
You will have the opportunity to independently roam the bazaar and shop.
Thursday, December 1
Cost of this trip is free, plus your purchases and transportation fee.
Sign up with Amanda at 474-8881 by Monday, November 28.
IL Trip Level III.
Glorious Christmas Nights at the West End Assembly of God presents
Finding Christmas
Everyone is looking for something on Christmas Eve 1962 in
downtown Richmond! The streets are buzzing with shoppers
scrambling for that last special gift. Inside Miller & Rhoads,
eight-year-old Cody is hunting for a lost treasure and Santa’s
grumpy elf, Billie, is searching for her keys. When the store
closes, locking both of them inside, their paths collide with Gabe,
the night watchman. He takes them on a whacky adventure where
fantasy characters come to life, Shepherds have lost their sheep,
and the hope of all mankind is found in the manger. Come enjoy
singing, dancing, laughter, lots of holiday joy and some
unexpected twists and turns on the journey towards Finding Christmas!
Monday, December 1
Cost is $22.00, no transportation fee.
Sign up with Amanda at 474-8881 by Tuesday, November 22.
No refunds after deadline. IL Trip Level I.
The Glass Spot
Family owned and operated, this hot glass facility opened in 2007 and is the only
public access comprehensive hot glass studio in the Richmond/ Central Virginia
area. You will have instruction on hot to blow a glass ornament then choose your
colors to do it yourself.
Friday, December 2
Cost is $25.00 plus transportation fee. Sign up with Amanda by
Monday, November 21. No refunds after deadline. IL Trip Level II.
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COMMUNITY OUTREACH
What is Giving Tuesday?
Since its beginning in 2012, people from all over the world have joined together on
Giving Tuesday in support of deserving charities everywhere.
Is Giving Tuesday impactful? I wanted to share some amazing numbers with you.
In 2015, Giving Tuesday…
 Raised $116.7 million in 24 hours (up from $46 million in 2014)
 Had 698,961 online donors
 Received $107 as the average gift donated
 71 countries around the world participated
On September 23, we had a Sleepers-in-September Baby Shower to collect donations for
Newborns in Need. $535.00 in monetary donations were collected, including $90 received
from our employee’s Casual-for-a-Cause day. We also donated 264 diapers, 83 pieces of
clothing and blankets, and various other baby items. THANK YOU for your generosity!
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On October 4, a group of eight IL residents went to The Central Virginia Food Bank
(FeedMore) to assemble back packs of food for school children. Our team assisted in stuffing
840 back packs in less than 2 hours! Thank you to this group of dedicated volunteers! Is you
would like to join us next time, register with Amanda for December 28, 9-11 AM. (max. 10)
Baskets of Cheer
Grab a few friends and help bring a smile to
a local senior in need.
Family Lifeline, a local organization that partners with
individuals and families at critical points in their lives to
strengthen overall well-being and independence by
delivering intensive home and community based services.
Annually, Family Lifeline organizes volunteers to create
friendly baskets of cheer for seniors in our community
who are experiencing loneliness and isolation around the
holiday season.
Baskets MUST be completed and turned into Trish
BY FRIDAY DECEMBER 2.
Cedarfield is joining forces in an effort to
provide fun gift items for children of any
age. New and unwrapped books and toys
will be divided and donated to multiple
organizations around the Richmond area.
Join us as we help make this a much
happier holiday season by collecting these
as gifts for children who are in need.
 Use a decorative box or wicker basket as a container
 Consider making baskets gender-neutral or be sure to Participating is easy, drop off your items in
label if it is meant for a man or woman.
the box in Wellness and Leisure by
 Most baskets have a finished value of $20
Wednesday, December 14
 A list of suggested items will be provided
For more information contact Trish.
For more information contact Trish at 474-8802.
SPIRITUALITY
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COMMUNITY THANKSGIVING CHOIR
Come make a joyful noise with residents and staff of Cedarfield.
Rehearsals are on Wednesdays, November 2, 9, and 16 at 4:30 PM in the Fellowship Hall
The Choir will sing for the Community-wide Thanksgiving Service on Monday, November 21 at
4:00 PM with Guest Pr eacher , Rev. Michelle Lindsay, Special Music, Avis Lavendar, Pianist
and the Cedarfield Community Choir
For more information contact Florence Brooks, Chaplain at 474-8853. Sign up with Amanda.
THE BAILEY SCHOLARS
Join Chaplain
Florence Brooks and the
Bailey Scholars of
Randolph-Macon College in
Ashland, Virginia for morning
worship at Cedarfield on
November 13.
These college students are
preparing for future ministry
and look forward to sharing
with you.
Under the leadership of
Randolph-Macon College
Chaplain, Kendra Grimes,
these students will lead
worship and offer our
message for the day.
Come and meet some
young adults who are excited
to meet you!
Sunday, November 13
10:00 AM Worship
Fellowship Hall
ADVENT JOURNEY
“God comes to you disguised as your life."
-Richard Rohr
During Advent we prepare for Christmas, when God came
among us as a human being. One of us. Just as God was
revealed in the life of Jesus, so, too, is God revealed in our
very own lives. Each Wednesday in Advent, we will examine
our storied lives - the mundane & the miraculous -seeking a
glimpse of the Divine. Please come join us. Laura Boucher,
who facilitated our Lenten gatherings, will be our guide.
Sign up with Amanda.
Wednesdays, November 30, December 7, 14, 21
11:00 AM in the Town Center Chapel
LENTEN DEVOTIONALS
Once again it is time to pull
together submissions for the 2017
Lenten Devotional booklet. We
are always in need of writers.
Guidelines will be in your
mailboxes the first week of
November.
All submissions are due by
Wednesday, January 4, 2017.
For more information, contact
Florence at 474-8853.
Holy Eucharist~ Thursday, November 10 ~
10:30 AM Town Center Chapel
Roman Catholic Eucharist~ Thursday, November 17 ~
11:00 AM Town Center Chapel
MEN’S COFFEE
Men of Cedarfield
are invited for fellowship
and casual conversations
about travels, life, sports
over coffee.
Pastries and coffee will
be provided. Please sign
up with Amanda.
Space is limited
For more information
contact EunSung Kim.
Friday, November 18
10:00 AM
Private Dining Room
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CREATIVE ARTS
New in Our Art Gallery
Photography Club
If you love taking pictures, join this club to
gain more skills and talk to others with
a similar interest!
Friday, November 18
2:30 PM in the Creative Corner (A3)
Come admire the work of James River
Art League
November 3– December 1
Tack Fusing
Try your hand at a new technique in glass, Tack Fusing. Tack fusing heats the
glass until it is just hot enough to stick together, leaving the shape of the glass
intact. The glass does not fuse flat so texture and shape can be
experimented with to create your piece. Beginners are always welcome.
Mondays, November 7, 14, and 21
1:30 PM– 3:00 PM in the Creative Corner (A3)
Class is free.
Sign up with Amanda.
Ongoing Class Schedule in
the Creative Corner (A3)
Try something new! Join us for one of
our ongoing classes.
Oil Painting with Nancy Tucker:
Wednesdays, 10:00AM
Clay Class with Holly Greenwood:
Wednesdays, 1:30 PM
All Media Open Studio with
Brenda Bickerstaff
Thursdays, 9:00 AM
Soap Making–
The Crock Pot Method
Come and learn the art of making soap in a
crock pot. What are the benefits of using
homemade soap with natural ingredients?
What are cold and hot processed soaps? Join
Georgia as all of these questions and more
will be answered. You will leave with your
own bar of coconut milk soap.
2:30 PM in the Creative Corner
Class is free. Sign up with Amanda by
Monday, November 7.
Space is limited.
MIND AND BODY
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DIETITIAN’S DIGEST, vol. 23
From our dietitian, Christine Lacy
Food Myths You Need to Stop Believing
Myth #1: Egg yolks are bad for you
Dietary cholesterol has been wrongly accused of raising our blood cholesterol levels for
years. It’s become clearer that saturated fats and trans fats are more influential in raising
blood cholesterol levels. And while eggs—the yolks included—are high in cholesterol, they
are relatively low in saturated fats. Lots of research has been done in recent years, and the
verdict is that the entire egg can actually be a part of a healthy diet and in most people, do not
significantly impact cholesterol levels or heart disease risk.
Myth #2: Coffee is dehydrating
Yes, coffee is a diuretic (aka, promotes urine production), but it’s an extremely mild one. It
also has a lot of water in it and therefore actually counts toward your daily fluid intake. The
amount it would take to dehydrate you is more than anyone should be consuming in a day—if
you have two or three cups daily, your fluid levels should be completely fine.
Myth #3: Low-fat versions are better than the originals
If you’re still buying low-fat varieties of naturally fatty foods (for example – salad dressings,
coffee creamer etc.), you might be doing yourself a disservice. Fat is a necessary part of a
healthy diet. You need fat in your diet. Any extra calories you eat that your body can’t use
can be converted into body fat, not just dietary fat. Fat is more densely caloric, though, which
is both a blessing and a curse. Because fat is so rich in calories, it is also very satisfying.
That’s good because ideally it means you could mindfully eat or use a small amount to feel
full. It also means you need to watch your portion sizes. When fat is removed from foods, it’s
usually replaced by sugar or salt, so it’s important to read the ingredients list before choosing
the adulterated version. Usually, you’re better off eating a small serving of the full-fat kind so
you actually enjoy it and feel satiated.
BRAIN FITNESS TIP OF THE MONTH
Intuition: Putting Signals together
Intuition: this occurs when we perceive signals that are not
obvious to others and put them together. Sometimes the
perception of signals is subconscious, seeming almost instinctual.
Here’s a likely example. A housewife hangs her freshly washed
laundry out in her yard and leaves for the market, returning to
find the wash strewn all over the place. “I just knew something
was going to go wrong today!” she says. And she did.
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FITNESS
SHOW OF INTEREST
The Fitness Committee
Would like to know if you would
participate in a Walking Campaign
The purpose is to track all those steps
we take around campus and beyond.
These steps turn into miles.
Our progress will be displayed
On the Virginia map.
We can Walk Virginia together.
Incentives and prizes for all who
Participate!
Call Elizabeth 474—8884
LINE DANCE LESSONS
Elizabeth will be teaching some
fun line dances to keep
us in shape so we can
indulge in all the holiday
treats!
Wednesdays, November 9 and 30
2:00- 2:30 PM
Fellowship Hall
Join Toni for Gentle Yoga
Mondays
November 14—December 19
3:00– 4:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
$30 for six weeks
Sign up with Elizabeth
H.S. EVENTS AND PROGRAMS
SPECIAL EVENTS
Veterans Day Program
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Assisted Living
Luncheon
Rainbow Station
Tuesdays, Nov. 1 & 15 / 10:15 AM
Cedar Woods (Health Care) Great Room
Music with Kevin Salyer
Wednesday, Nov. 2 / 2:30 PM
Bible Study
Fridays, Nov. 4, 111, 18, 25
11:00 AM
Secret Garden Villas (Assisted Living)
Activity Room
Singing with Harriett
Saturday, Nov. 5 / 2:30 PM
Harp Therapy
12:30 PM
Main Dining Room
*A flyer will be coming out
with more details.*
Friday, November 11
2:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Health Services
Family Night
Friday, Nov. 11
10:30 Sunshine Plaza (Special Care)
11:00 Cedar Woods (Health Care)
Shopping Outing to Target
Tuesday, November 15 / 2:00 PM
Me & Martha
Wednesday, Nov. 16 / 10:30 AM
Resident Council Meeting
Monday, Nov. 21 / 11:00 AM
Songs of Gratitude
Monday, Nov. 28 / 3:00 PM
By Secret Garden Villas
(Assisted Living) Dining Room
HC & AL Tea Party
Tuesday, Nov. 29 / 3:30 PM
Cedar Woods (Health Care)
Common Area
Music with Billy Mitchell
Wednesday, Nov. 30 / 2:30 PM
5:30 - 6:30 pm
Fellowship Hall
Join us for our annual Thanksgiving Dinner. Entertainment
will be provided by pianist Paul Bartsch. Please R.S.V.P to
Katie Ziolkowski at 474-8744 by Tuesday, November 8.
Sign up early. Space is limited!
Don’t Forget!!
Family Forum Breakfast
Tuesday, November 15, 8:30 AM, Main Dining Room
Health Services November Birthdays
11/1 Emma Brown
11/2 Lois Snyder
11/5 Sue Duncan
11/5 Richard Herring
11/8 Virginia Nelson
11/10 Harold Wainwright
11/15
11/19
11/23
11/23
11/30
Kathryn Hunter
William Forrest
Joan Oates
Dot France
Hal Airington
Independent Living Calendars are available through Recreation Therapy
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
EMPLOYEE CHRISTMAS FUND
October 24– November 28
Monthly Meetings
Community Catch Up
Friday, November 5
Here’s your chance to say “Thank you” to all the
wonderful Cedarfield team members who serve us 10:30 AM ~ Coffee Time
11:00 AM ~ Meeting Begins
in so many ways throughout the year. You can
Fellowship Hall
give to the Christmas Fund by placing a check or
cash in one of the boxes around the
Movement Disorder
building. And you can say your “thank you” in
Support Group
person at the annual Christmas party on
Friday, November 4
Thursday, December 8.
2:00 PM
Town Center Chapel
Please be generous when you make your
contribution. Checks should be made to the
“Employee Christmas Fund”.
Brain Fitness Weekly Puzzles
Weekly Sudoku (3 levels), Word Search, and
Crossword Puzzles are located in the resident
in-house mail room in front of the window.
Submit 3 correct puzzles to the Wellness & Leisure box
by Friday at 4:00 PM the first 2 weeks of the month and
earn a Transportation Ticket.
New puzzles go out Sunday mornings.
Cedarchest Sale Day
Thursday– November 10
10:30 AM– 1:30 PM
Cedarchest Receiving Days
Thursdays– November 3 and 17
10:00 AM– 11:30 AM
Department Meetings
Monday, November 14
2:00 PM
Areas 7, 15, 11 and 2
Locations will be in the
Weekly Update.
Memory Support Group
10:30 AM
Town Center Chapel
Residents’ Council
Wednesday, December 7
2:00 PM
TCB (A4)
Nov. and Dec. combined
Recycling
Traveling?
Recycling pick-up will begin
at 2:00 PM on November 4 and 18
for IL Apartments.
Independent Living Residents please
remember to sign out with the concierge
at 474-8800 if you plan on being off
campus over night.

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