June 2014 - Cornell Estates

June 2014
1005 NE 17th Ave • Hillsboro, OR 97124 • Phone: (503) 640-2884 • Fax: (503) 681-2784
Hillsboro Police Department
K-9 Unit at Cornell Estates
Friday, June 27th
1:30 pm in the Retirement Courtyard
Join Denise Lemen of
the Hillsboro Police
Department to get a
behind the scenes
look into the department’s furriest unit the K-9 Unit! Denise
will share the history
of the K-9 Unit, what
they use the dogs for,
what breed of dogs
they use, and how
many dogs the department has. Denise will be
accompanied by one of the departments trustworthy companions. That’s right, you will get the
chance to meet one of the fearless canines of the
Hillsboro Police Department.
The Hillsboro Police Canine Unit serves as ambassadors to both the City of Hillsboro and the
law enforcement community.
The Narcotics Detection team is a valuable tool in
the war on drugs. The team can be requested to
search vehicles, houses or containers for the presence of illegal drugs.
Don’t miss this great opportunity to be educated
on one of Hillsboro Police Departments newest
programs and see the K-9 Unit in action. Mark
your calendars for this special event in the Retirement Courtyard on Friday, June 27th at 1:30
pm.
14th Annual Queen’s Coronation
Friday, June 13th
1:30 pm in the Party Room
The pageantry and enchantment of the Portland
Rose Festival will come to Cornell Estates on Friday, June 13th, at 1:30 pm in the Party Room.
Portland’s Royal Rosarians will take part in the
coronation of our Assisted
Living and Retirement
Living 2014 Senior Rose
Court. Dressed in their
distinctive white suits,
straw hats, and gloves, the
Royal Rosarians will escort each of the former Cornell Estates’ courts and
the 2014 court into the Party Room.
Cornell Estates has a long standing tradition of
crowning their own Rose Festival queens and the
Seabold family, owners of Cornell Estates, is always proud to be in attendance.
The festivities will conclude with the traditional
rose dedication ceremony featuring the history of
the rose and special blessings by the Rosarian chaplain. A Queen’s reception will follow the ceremony.
Everyone is invited!
Cornell Estates
Management Team
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Charlene Torrey
MARKETING DIRECTOR
Cindy Lovell
RESIDENT CARE
COORDINATOR
Clarise Brannon
ON-SITE REGISTERED NURSE
Anna Koning
Esther Flamme
6/4
Jim Stoneking
6/11
Barbara Weber
6/8
Pat Raymond
6/24
Vivian Miller
6/10
Margot Stoneking
6/26
JoNell Thomas
6/10
Vern Buelt
6/28
Birthday celebration on Wednesday, June 11th,
at 1:30 pm in the Party Room
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
DIRECTOR
Amanda Bigus
DIETARY MANAGER
Ron Gifford
We could not have done the following without you:
Welcome Bags: June Ranf
Lunch Tour Guide: June Ranf
MAINTENANCE COORDINATOR
Jeff Paulson
Newsletter Folding: Florence Hess, Florence Prosa, Margot Stoneking,
Dorothy Carson & Ellen Mann
Community Gardening: Arden Sheets & Anne Matthes
HOUSEKEEPING SUPERVISOR
Rosa Vargas
BOOKKEEPER
Tim Helling
Staff Birthdays
Alexis N.
6/10
Madalyn P.
6/16
Anna K.
6/18
Organizing the Card Drawers in the Art Room: Sue Colly
Assisting with Church: Bob Brooks
Assisting with Exercise: Eva Beeman
Library Maintenance: Anne Matthes
Adelante Materials: Florence Prosa, Shirley Fortin, Dorothy Carson
Assembling Goodie Bags for the Foster Parent Appreciation Event:
Bessie Hodson, John Crockett, Sandy Pierce, Sue Colly, Anne Matthes,
Ellen Mann, Pat Edmiston, Lili Cardinaux, Barbara Huey
A special thank you to Arden Sheets who makes Cornell Estates flourish and blossom - your hard work and dedication is noticed by your
fellow residents and they would like to extend a warm THANK YOU!
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Continuing Education
Bonnie Hayes Animal Shelter
At Cornell Estates
Wednesday, June 18th
1:30 pm in the Party Room
Katherine Quartz:
Native American Flute and Storytelling
Wednesday, June 25th
1:30 pm in the Party Room
Ha'u mi nug' wa! Please
join us on Wednesday,
June 25th at 1:30pm in
the Party Room for an
afternoon of songs and
storytelling, Native
American style! Using
Native American flutes
and drums, Ms. Katherine
Quartz will share music, songs, and stories from her
native Northern Paiute Tribe.
Join Volunteer Coordinator
of Bonnie Hayes, Shirley
Toth, at Cornell Estates on
June 18th at 1:30pm in the
Party Room as she shares
information on the shelter,
the adoption process, community care of the animals,
and some heartwarming adoption stories.
Bonnie L. Hayes cared for over 4, 000 stray, neglected and abandoned animals in the past year. Although it seems that working with stray and abandoned animals is an impossible task, Bonnie Hayes
is part of thousands of success stories every year.
Before the arrival of European settlers, the Northern
Piaute Tribe made their home in eastern California,
western Nevada, and southeastern Oregon. Like many
Native American cultures, the Northern Paiute use stories and songs to pass on their legends from one generation to the next.
They make it their mission to find a home for each
animal by working with a network of shelters and
rescue groups in Oregon and Southwest Washington
that may be able to help. Last year Bonnie Hayes
reunited over 1,200 dogs and cats with their worried
families and found new homes for the animals that
were not claimed by their owners.
A music therapist, Ms. Katherine Quartz uses both
music and her talent as a Native American flutist to
heal, entertain, and teach.
“Better Hearing Health”
Friday, June 20th
1:30 pm in the Cascade Room
If you wish to donate to Bonnie Hayes Animal Shelter, please contact them at (503) 846-7041 to make a
financial contribution or request their current wish
list.
Ceramic Tiles Class
Saturday, June 14th
10:00 am in the Cascade Room
The ceramic tiles class is back by popular demand!
On Saturday, June 14th in the Cascade Room, join
the mother/daughter design team Robin and Kelly, to
make your own decorated ceramic tile! Each participant will be given a 6 inch ceramic tile to design. A
variety of paint colors will be available for you to use.
These tiles are great to display or use as a trivet. You
may even want to consider giving it as a gift!
This class has limited space, so sign up at the front
desk to reserve your spot in the class.
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Come join us for a one-hour group
discussion on the importance of
Hearing Health for you or someone
you know. This will be a fun and
interactive discussion on a variety
of topics related to the importance
of maintaining your hearing. Make
sure to bring your questions and curiosity for this fun
and informative one-hour class on Friday, June 20th
at 1:30pm. in the Cascade Room.
Darin Scheurer is a hearing healthcare provider offering mobile hearing care services of new and refurbished hearing aids in the Tri-County area. Darin’s
specialty is Hearing Education, with a special ability
to describe complex hearing health information in
easy-to-understand presentations.
Continuing Education
Mountain Peak Llamas and Alpacas
Tuesday, June 10th
10:00 am in the Retirement Courtyard
2nd Annual Queen’s Forum:
Passing of the Crown
Friday, June 6th
3:00 pm in the Cascade Room
If you think you’re seeing things – think again!
Those really are llamas and alpacas in the retirement
courtyard! Join Mountain Peak Alpacas and Llamas
on Tuesday June 10th at 10:00 a.m. to get a chance
to see, pet, hug and take photos with these unique animals!
Owner Lori Gregory will share some great information about alpacas and llamas and what makes them
so special and how they can be used as therapy animals. These aren’t just your regular llamas and alpacas; they have traveled many places and have
donned some unusual outfits and decorations. You
might be curious to see what they will wear for their
visit to Cornell Estates!
Once a queen, always a queen! Join us for our second annual Queen’s Forum on Friday, June 6th, at
3:00 pm in the Cascade Room!
If you are interested in learning about llamas and alpacas or just want to catch a glimpse, come out to the
retirement
courtyard and
check it out.
If you are
really brave,
you might
even get a
kiss from one
of the llamas!
Boost Your Memory
Tuesday, June 17th
3:00 pm in the Cascade Room
Does your memory need a little boost? That’s exactly what this class is all about! You will participate
in activities that will challenge your mind and exercise your brain. You may also learn strategies that
can help you with remembering simple information.
The activities vary each class, so be prepared for anything! And as always, you will leave with your memory boosted!
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We invite all of our past Cornell queens to share
their experience and pass the baton to the next two
lucky ladies! What is it like to ride in the Fourth of
July parade? What did it feel like when the Rosarians placed the crown on your head?
Come hear the answers from your fellow residents as
we prepare for the next Cornell Estates Rose Festival
court.
Bon Appétit with Chef Ron
Outdoor Courtyard Seating Available!
Did you know that you are welcome to enjoy your
lunch outside in the courtyard? All you have to do is
reserve your table at the Front Desk. Please reserve
your table at least 1 day in advance, so the kitchen
staff may serve you in a timely manner. And don’t
worry - the doors to the Courtyard will remain
unlocked!
That’s Entertainment
Cocktail Hour with Matthew Casey
Friday, June 6th
1:30 pm in the Party Room
Patriotic Door Hanger Craft
Tuesday, June 10th
3:00 pm in the Cascade Room
Your favorite crooner, Matthew Casey is back! Join
your neighbors on Friday, June 6th at 1:30 pm in
the Party room for a classy cocktail hour accompanied by swing era hits!
Let’s decorate the halls with red, white and blue in
honor of the upcoming holiday, Independence Day!
Take your pick between an American flag star door
hanger or a patriotic turtle….or maybe even both!
This fun and easy craft will satisfy your creative side
and bring some color to your apartment door.
Enjoy a glass of wine and let the soothing sound of
Matthew Casey’s voice relax you. Or enjoy some
sparkling cider and let your toe tap to the beat. Matthew Casey is sure to play the songs that will bring
back wonderful memories.
There is a 15 person limit to this class, so sign up at
the front desk to reserve your spot. All materials are
included.
Tie Day!
Monday, June 16th
Judging During Dinner 11am - 12:30pm
Fun with the Wahlbergs!
Every 2nd and 4th Friday
3:00 pm in the Cascade Room
Cornell Estates is honoring
Fathers everywhere by having a Tie Day! Choose your
favorite tie, whether it is
silly, wacky, or stylish, and
wear it to dinner on Monday, June 16th. There will
be prizes for some of the most unique ties – so do
your best to impress! Both men and women can participate in this fun event!
Meet the Wahlbergs! Tracy, Ryan (10), and Grant (13)
are here every 2nd and 4th Friday to do crafts and play
games! They are also interested in socializing and getting to know the residents here at Cornell Estates!
Father's Day was founded in Spokane Washington at
the YMCA in 1910 by Sonora Smart Dodd, who was
born in Arkansas. Its first celebration was in the
Spokane YMCA on June 19, 1910. Her father, the
Civil War veteran William Jackson Smart, was a single parent who raised his six children there. After
hearing a sermon about Mother's Day in 1909, she
told her pastor that fathers should have a similar
holiday honoring them. Although she initially suggested June 5, her father's birthday, the pastors did
not have enough time to prepare their sermons, and
the celebration was deferred to the third Sunday of
June.
If you have any ideas of what types of activities you
would like to see when the Wahlbergs are here, please
let Amanda or Diana in Community Programs know.
Don’t miss this chance to have some fun with a great
family!
Stan Lasley is Back!
Tuesday, June 3rd
10:00 am in the Main Living Room
Stan Lasley has been playing the piano for almost as
long as he has been alive. He started playing with his
grandfather when he was just three years old! Since
then, he has continued his passion and even worked in
Hollywood playing for many movie stars. You will be
entertained by both his music and stories.
Join Stan on June 3rd at 10:00 in the Main Living
Room to hear some of your favorite songs and be prepared to sing along!
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Grand Days Out
Trip: Festival of the Roses and an Outing
To Salt & Straw Ice Cream Shoppe
Thursday, June 5th
Bus leaves at 1:00 pm
Cost: $3.00 for Admission
Plus Cost of Ice Cream ($3-$6)
Trip: Hillsboro Tuesday Marketplace
Tuesday, June 17th
Bus leaves at 6:00 pm
Stop and Smell this Year’s Award-Winning Roses!
The Portland Rose Society’s Spring Rose Show at the
Lloyd Center Ice Rink is billed as America’s largest
and longest-running rose show. Each year, the Lloyd
Center Ice Rink is transformed into a colorful rose
garden for the Annual Spring Rose Show, the largest
and longest-running rose show in the nation. The exquisite beauty and fragrances of this yearly show
emanate from more than 4,000 blooms. Sparkling
trophies go to those entrants who grow the most
beautiful roses.
After seeing all of the beautiful roses, the bus will
make a stop at Salt & Straw Ice Cream; Portland’s
farm-to-cone ice cream shop! Their ice cream is
handmade in small batches using only all-natural
dairy with the best local, sustainable and organic ingredients Oregon has to offer. Right now they are
featuring 13 very unique and delicious Spring Flavors. Go ahead, take some time to smell the roses and
enjoy some ice cream! Sign up at the Front Desk and
join us on Thursday, June 5th at 1:00 pm.
Trip: Lunch at the Venetian Bistro
Thursday, June 26th
Bus leaves at 11:00 am
Cost: $8.00-$13.00
Join your fellow residents out to lunch at the Venetian Bistro. Located in historic downtown Hillsboro, the Historic Venetian Theatre and Bistro was
originally built in 1888. The Bistro is a comfortable
setting with indoor and outdoor seating that has a
wide variety for their lunch menu. A few of their
menu items include daily specials, sandwiches, burgers, salads, pasta and homemade pizza. Sign up at
the Front Desk!
The Hillsboro Tuesday Marketplace is
a long-standing
family tradition, and
has become a tradition for Cornell Estates! Join your
neighbors in quaint downtown Hillsboro, where
friends put on their old-fashioned grins and enjoy a
weekly summertime stroll that stocks their garden
baskets, tempts their taste buds with culinary delights,
sets their toes tapping to live music and enjoy local
art and crafts.
The Hillsboro Tuesday Marketplace is a weekly summer outdoor festival and farmers’ market in Historic
Downtown Hillsboro presented for the community by
volunteers, Friends and Partners.
The Hillsboro Tuesday Marketplace provides a free
community gathering place featuring: fresh locally
grown produce, flowers and plants, art from local artists, crafts produced by regional artisans, foods from
local restaurateurs, a classic car display, information
from community organizations, educational and
health programs, and the best local bands and musical
entertainment. Join your fellow residents at the market on Tuesday, June 17th at 6:00 p.m. You can
choose to eat your supper before you go or be adventurous and try something tasty at the market!
Look for another chance to go to the Tuesday Market
in July when Cornell Estates will be sponsoring the
Antique Car Show!
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Grand Days Out & Simple Pleasures
Trip: Lloyd Baron Rhododendron Garden
And Picnic Lunch
Thursday, June 12th
Bus Leaves at 10:00 am
Community Gardening
Every Tuesday
10:00 am
Now that the weather is warmer, there is plenty gardening to be done outside! Join master gardener, Arden Sheets and your neighbors to satisfy your green
thumb! Even if you aren’t a gardening expert, there
are many simple tasks for you to do.
The rhododendrons are
in bloom! Come see a
beautiful display of
color at the Lloyd
Baron Rhododendron
Garden. During the
spring and summer this
magnificent display of
flowers gives visitors
the opportunity to see many varieties of flowers
rarely seen in the Pacific Northwest.
The Community Gardening Club helps with general
maintenance of the outside courtyards at Cornell Estates. Tasks include watering, deadheading, planting,
and even the occasional tasting of a strawberry or tomato!
This club is a great way to get to know other residents, or to just enjoy some time outside in the fresh
air. If you would like to know more about Community Gardening, or are interested in joining, please
talk to Diana in Community Programs.
As you enter, the welcome sign reads, “This garden
was created as a place for you to enjoy and learn
more about rhododendrons, Hillsboro’s official city
flower.” The Lloyd Baron Rhododendron Garden
holds lots of history for Hillsboro as it is dedicated
to Lloyd Baron for all of his time and dedication to
making Hillsboro a beautiful place full of Rhododendrons.
Community Gardening meets every Tuesday at
10:00 am in the Main Living Room.
Tea with Friends
Tuesday, June 24th
2:30 p.m. in the Cascade Room
A picnic lunch at Rood Bridge Park is also included
in this trip. Enjoy the delicious food the kitchen has
prepared surrounded by nature before exploring the
Rhododendron gardens. This trip is free of charge
so sign up at the front desk to reserve your seat!
Did you know that in proper tea etiquette, in order for
one to not spill the hot liquid onto oneself, the proper
way to hold the vessel of a cup with no handle is to
place one’s thumb at the six o’clock position and
one’s index and middle fingers at the twelve o’ clock
position, while gently raising one’s pinkie up for balance?
Word Game: Words in a Word
See how many words you can create from the letters
in VACATION . Compare your list to ours in next
month’s newsletter!
While our tea may not be a s proper, it is a social
gathering you won’t want to miss. This is a great
time to catch up with friends while enjoying a cup of
tea and a scone. Each month, you will have the
pleasure of being accompanied by a guest staff member. Join us this month to find out who that will be!
Most Popular Answers for May
Word: Princess
Cries, Crisp, Epic, Ice, Nice, Pies, Pier, Pine, Prince,
Rein, Ripen, Rise, Risen, Siren., Spices, Spine
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Celebrating Our ENCORE Partners
Encore Partners are wonderful contributors from our surrounding community who participate alongside
Cornell Estates residents in our many ENCORE Community Opportunities.
What’s happening in June with our
Pacific University partners?
Assist Audiology students with their Exams!
To our current Encore Partners:
Richard Banham - Bible Study
Residents are invited to assist 1st year audiology students
with their final exams. Students will practice giving their
volunteer a hearing test and fitting for a hearing aid.
Chet Bishop - Bible Study
Theresa Burns - Calling Bingo
Dorothy Eby - Senior Serenaders
Janice Haley - “The Card Lady”
Beverly Nighorn - Friendly Visiting
Becky Palfenier - Pretty Nails
Mike & Anne Popa - Sunday Church Services
Bobbie Quillin - Wednesday Evening Games
Josefina Salazar - Friendly Visiting
Exams will take place at the Pacific University Audiology Hillsboro Clinic on Monday, July 14th from 1:003:00 and Wednesday, July 16th from 1:00 - 3:00. Even
though the exams are not until July, please sign up at the
front desk as soon as possible so we can arrange transportation. Thank you in advance for your help!
Occupational Therapy Students
“One Odd Job”
The PU Occupational Therapy students will be back on
Saturday, June 19th at 1:30 pm to do “one odd job” for
you! Sign up at the front desk and have a student come
to your apartment to complete a task for you. Whether it
is cleaning, organizing, or just socializing, these students
will be at your beck and call!
Elizabeth Smith - Pretty Nails
This month in Hearing Health
@ Cornell Estates:
Tracie Wahlberg - Friendly Visiting,
Crafts w/Wahlbergs
Grant Wahlberg, age 13 - Friendly Visiting
Wednesdays are Hearing Awareness Day
Ryan Wahlberg, age 10 - Friendly Visiting
1st Wednesdays at 10:00 am -- Free Hearing Assessments with Darin Scheurer, Smart Step Hearing. Sign up
at the Front Desk!
Jan Whittaker - Sing along with Jan,
Cornell Choir
Friday, June 20th at 1:30 pm -- Hearing Health Lecture
by Darin Scheurer in the Cascade Room!
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Meetups @ Cornell
Opportunities for residents with shared interests to meet and participate together
Book Club
Monday, June 30th
3:00 pm (LIB)
Residents who share a love of reading gather to discuss the books they are enjoying.
Boost Your Memory
Tuesday, June 17th
3:00 pm (CR)
Residents gather to tickle the brain cells with fun and stimulating memory exercises and games.
Conversational Spanish
Wednesdays
10:00 am (COL)
Residents work with an instructor to develop basic Spanish vocabulary and conversation skills.
Cornell Choir
Mondays
1:30 pm (PR)
Residents share their love of singing and vocal talents in this fun and friendly Cornell choir.
Cornell College
Mondays
10:00 am (CR)
Residents meet once a week to watch a half-hour college lecture followed by a discussion.
Cornell Community Garden
Tuesdays
10:00 am (ML)
Residents have created a garden together with assistance from master gardener Arden Sheets.
Current Events
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Residents share news and opinions on current events every week.
Times Vary - see calendar
International Club
Monday, June 23rd
3:00 pm (CR)
A meeting of residents who share their world travels, cultural interests, and languages.
Orenco Photography Club
Thursday, June 12th
6:30 pm (PR)
Local club invites residents to join them for monthly roundtables and discussions on
photography
Poetry Out Loud
Wednesday, June 11th & 25th
3:00 pm (3FA)
Residents share their favorite poems through live readings and discussions.
Read Aloud: Newsletter
Tuesday, June 3rd
Residents gather together to read the Cornell newsletter out loud.
3:00pm (ML)
Sing-a-long with Jan
Thursday, June 12th & 26th
3:00 pm (ML)
Residents join Jan at the Grand Piano in the Main Lobby to sing their favorite songs!
Stories for the Soul
Mondays & Wednesdays
Times Vary - See Calendar
Join this feel-good group that meets for stories that will warm your heart and brighten your day!
Tea with Friends
Tuesday, June 24th
2:30 pm (CR)
Grab a cup of tea and join your friends for an afternoon of conversation and laughter.
Water Color Class
Wednesday, June 4th & 18th
10:00 am (CR)
Join this fun class and express your artist side by learning to paint with water colors.
Write Your Life Story
On break until Fall
9:00 am (CR)
Local author Morgan Brown facilitates a writers’ group for residents and community members.
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Residents Serving the Cornell Estates Community
Friendly Visiting Fridays @ 3:00 pm
Lunch Tour Guides
Assistance with Events & Programs
Welcome Baskets
Community Gardening
Food Committee
Welcome Buddies
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Residents Serving the Surrounding Community
It’s the end of the school year and we would like to thank our wonderful residents for all you have done this
year for the children at Mooberry Elementary, Adelante Mujeres, and Girl Scout Troup #43119 throughout
the ENCORE Community Opportunities Projects. What an amazing list of resident volunteers who have
participated. THANK YOU ALL!
And of course a big “Thank You!” to our ENCORE partners who helped with these opportunities. We appreciate you!
For Mooberry Elementary
For Adelante Mujeres
2013/2014 SMART Readers:
Classroom Materials:
Margaret Anderson
Ethel Hiatt
Anne Matthes
Julie Waibel
Florence Hess
Bess Loos
Joan Landis
CJ Gulstrom
Bessie Hodson
Florence Prosa Doris George
Annie Basarich
Grace Swope
Pat Raymond
Jayne Ritenour Dorothy Carson
Anne Matthes
For Adelante Mujeres
Intercambio Fitness
Lili Cardinaux Jayne Ritenour Florence Hess Shirley Fortin
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Anne Matovich
Residents Serving the Surrounding Community
Kids in Foster Care Washington County Department of Human Services Child Welfare
Residents are invited to make and donate quilts for children and teens in foster care in our County.
Pacific University
Public Health Care
on break until Fall term
Staff and residents assist Public Health Care students with their practicum projects.
“One Odd Job"
Saturday, June 28th
Occupational Therapy students offer their assistance to residents every other month with odd jobs
around the apartment.
Speech-Language Pathology
Residents serve as mentors to Speech-Language Pathology students to help the students learn how to
provide speech and language enhancements in a natural setting.
Occupational Therapy Students
Residents participate with students in a team-based creative problem-solving project. Project this
semester: A Resident Directory.
School of Audiology
Residents volunteer to work one-on-one with Audiology students on their hearing health curriculum
assignments.
“Ask a Pharmacist”
Pacific University Interns and local pharmacists will be available to give you a consultation on your
prescriptions or answer any questions about medications you are taking. Sign up at the front desk.
Pacific University On-Site Clinics
Dental Clinic
on break until Fall Term
On-site dental clinic provided by senior dentistry students for preventative dental treatment, e.g. free
brushing and teeth cleaning at a reduced rate. Sign up at the Front Desk.
Ear Clinic
Audiologist Dr. James Baer provides convenient on-site ear wax management on the 3rd Wednesday of
every other month. Cost is $25 per appointment. Cash or check only! Sign up at the Front Desk.
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Magic Moments @ Cornell
Top left: Cornell Estates residents enjoy an
outing to the Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens!
Middle Left: Jackie C. and Barbara I. visit
with one of the Rose Festival Princesses
Middle Right: CJ G. enjoys a delightful conversation with one of the Rose Festival Princesses
Bottom: The 2014 Rose Festival Court poses
for a picture in front of the fireplace at Cornell Estates.
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