New Mercer Commons Newsletter

New Mercer Commons
housing market, and local businesses are
flourishing. Some of the many awards Fort
Collins has won are:
Top 10 Best Metros for Female
Entrepreneurs: Forbes - Oct 2015
No. 13 Best Place to Live: Livability.com Sep 2015
No. 4 Next Top 10 Cities for Tech Jobs: Fast
Company - Jul 2015
HAPPENINGS
O c t ober 2 016
900 Centre Avenue
Fort Collins, CO
970-495-1000
No. 9 of 2015’s “Top 10 Healthiest Cities”:
Livability.com - Apr 2015
MOOSE IN COLORADO
2016 was an interesting year for Moose in the
State of Colorado and as a result they made
the news in many different papers. Most of
the articles highlighted the growth in their
population which, is now at 2,550.
Historical records from the 1850’s indicate that
moose would pass through the State on occasion
but did not live here on a permanent basis. In
the late 1970’s, Colorado officials decided to
reintroduce moose in hopes of establishing a
resident population for hunters and wildlife
viewers. In 1978 plans were finalized and 24
moose from Wyoming and Utah were moved
into North Park, near Walden. The moose who
moved into the state flourished and as a result
the state legislature, in 1995 declared Walden
the “Moose Viewing Capital of Colorado.” The
population has not only increased but has also
spread into areas along the Front Range, Estes
Park, and Aspen. In 2016 Colorado flew 20
moose from Walden to Meeker in hopes they
will establish there as well.
For many people few experiences are as
exhilarating as witnessing a massive moose
come out of the brush and set its sights on you.
The nearly 40 year reintroduction effort has
paid off for sportspeople and has become a main
attraction for those who enjoy watching wildlife.
9th Best Bike City: Bicycling Magazine Sep 2014
America’s Safest Driving City: Allstate Aug 2014
7th on Best Places for Business and Careers:
Forbes - Aug 2013
Ranked 3rd in the nation on Best Places to Do
Business list: Forbes.com - Jun 2012
5th Best Places for Business and Careers:
Forbes - Jun 2011
The City maintains more than 600 acres of
parks, 40,000 acres of natural areas, 20 miles of
off-street hike/ bike trails, three golf courses, a
racquet center, three swimming pools, an ice
rink and a community center. More houses are
being built, new restaurants are opening, and
students are graduating and deciding to stay in
Fort Collins. The city continues to flourish and
spread out along the Front Range.
Leana at Birthday Party
OFFICE MANAGER
Sharlene Higley
STAFFING
COORDINATOR
Cat Samaniego
ACTIVITY
DIRECTOR
Sari Oberndorf
SOCIAL SERVICES
DIRECTOR
Jamie Winden
ADMISSIONS
Jessica Gasparian
DIETARY
SUPERVISOR
Cindy Miszczuk
CITY OF FORT COLLINS
4
ADMINISTRATOR
Gina DiGiallonardo
HOUSEKEEPING
SUPERVISOR
Michele Hanna
Since 2011 the city of Fort Collins has been
featured in magazines and receiving awards
for how great the city is. People continue to
move here in a high volume increasing the
New Mercer Commons | October 2016
MEDICATION
MANAGER
Connie Smith
The Pines Addition
WHAT’S GOING
ON IN OCTOBER
Upcoming Events West Side
Please see your calendar for
dates and times.
East Side outings
in October
*Birthday Party with the
Hip Bones
*Piano with John Lurton
Upcoming Events East Side
2 Scenic Van-rides
West & Pines addition
outings in October*Lunch-Bunch
*Shopping trip to Walgreens
*Scenic Van-ride
*Jammin’ with Jim
*Jammin w/ Jim
*Scott Jensen plays guitar for
the Birthday Party
*CSU music and music w/ Marc
Friedland
Please sign up on the “outings board” near the nurse’s station, or the
front desk of the Pines addition. All outings will meet at the Nurses
station for the West, and the Front Desk for those on the Pines addition.
1
Upcoming Events - Everyone
*The Harmonettes Choir
*The Story of Halloween with
Preethi Fernando
*Elsie’s AccordianPage
FORT COLLINS SENIOR CENTER
Health & Wellness –
Come to the Senior Center
KUDOS CORNER
Kudos to Laura C., “Thanks for being
such a hardworking and determined
worker. We appreciate all you do!”
~Courtney
Kudos to Evan S. “He’s a hard worker
and a quick learner, and becoming a
really good cook!”
~Dawn.
OCTOBER
BIRTHDAYS
Resident
Birthdays
George Turner – 10/03
Jack Fowler – 10/04
Donna Boehlke – 10/08
Richard Snyder – 10/21
Doris Perry – 10/27
Staff Birthdays
Melinda Ford – 10/07
FeiFei Liu – 10/12
Michelle Pallagi – 10/12
Kim Patrick – 10/13
Staff
Anniversaries
10/17 Connie Smith, 30 Yrs.
10/24 Ashley Salazar, 9 Yrs.
10/23 Vicki Watson, 4 Yrs.
10/15 Ella Bjorklund, 3 Yrs.
10/3 Antoinette Hooks, 2 Yrs.
10/14 Jared Domben, 2 Yrs.
10/14 Charmaine McKela, 1 Yr.
2
Kudos to Leslie M. “Thanks for being
a great team player and for everything
you do!”
~Adriana P.
Kudos to Adriana P. “For always
putting others needs before your
own”.
~ Bethany B.
Kudos to Sarah M, “For your great
job on the upcoming movies boardit looks great and really makes you
want to see the movie matinees
coming up!”
~ Gina D.
Kudos to James R. “Thanks for being
such a hard-worker and having such
an awesome Attitude!”
~
Kudos to the Medical staff, “For all
you do for me all the time!”
~ Resident Jack F.
Kudos to Donna B. & Ryan M. “You
are always upbeat, friendly, and
willing to be of help”
~ Jack F.
New MercerCommons | October 2016
Humor & Caregiving
STAFF SPOTLIGHT
Dawn Forbes
Dawn Forbes is a cook at New Mercer
Commons. She has been working at
New Mercer Commons for 6 months.
When Dawn is not cooking delicious
meals, she enjoys; going on walks and
spending time with her daughters,
listening to music, watching movies,
and spending time with her two
best friends. Dawn has four children;
two boys (ages 23 and 21) and two
girls (ages 8 and 4). Dawn’s hobbies
include gross stitching and coloring.
When asked what she likes most
about her job, Dawn replied, “I love
that I get to work with really amazing
people and I get the chance to cook
and interact with the residents. I’m
passionate about my job and making
sure everyone is happy with the food
I make. I’m very blessed to be able to
work for New Mercer Commons.”
Quote of the Month:
“If you wake up tomorrow with only the
things you were grateful for today, what
would you have?”
RESIDENT SPOTLIGHT
Ruth Lillestolen
Ruth Lillestolen was born in Norway but has lived
in America for over 60 years. Ruth was married
for 57 happy years and has 3 children. Ruth had
her first son, Ole in Norway and then came to
the United States with her husband. She then
had another son, Harald, and a daughter named
Karen in North Dakota. Ruth was a homemaker
and worked for a bit as a nurse’s aide. She enjoyed
doing handwork to keep her busy as well.
Ruth lived many years of her life on the East coast
including; New Jersey, Connecticut, and North
Dakota. She is well-traveled and her favorite
places she has visited were Canada and Europe.
Before Ruth and her husband came to America he
had a clothing store very close to Sweden. Once
they came to America he got a job at Princeton
University. Ruth’s husband also made beautiful
grandfather clocks in their basement. He would
give them to family members when they got
married or on special occasions. Ruth still has
a grandfather clock with stunning detail which
she just adores.
Ruth is very friendly and enjoys visiting with
other residents and staff. Although Ruth is a
new to New Mercer Commons, it is instantly
noticeable she is a friendly, warm-hearted woman.
Discover the value of finding humor
in the serious role of caregiver.
By Columbine Health Systems
Tuesday, October 4th
9:00am-10:30am.
No fee
Also
at
the
425425-01
Senior Center
in November:
Know
Pain,on
Know
Get a Grasp
Your Gain
Grip ...........$10
Prevent
injuries
and improve
Learn
thehand
latest
neuroscience
has strength
to
Wednesday,
November
4th
offer
in pain relief.
By UCHealth
from 9:30am-11:00am
Friday,
October 14th
Medicare
& Medicaid .................
11:00am-noon
$10.00 no fee
What’s
the
difference?
425411-01
Learn eligibility, exemptions, & planning
Tuesday, November 10th
Medicare
Updates 2017
from 10:00am-11:30am
Holiday Stress
Management
Overview
of plan
changes and......$20
Medicare
Enjoy
the
holidays
by
learning
to
in general. By the Aspen Club cope
with the main stressors.
Monday,
17th
Thursday,October
November
19th
10:00am-11:30am
No fee
from 9:00am-10:30am
425408-01
Acupuncture ............$25 - First visit is free!
Fridays 9:00am to noon.
Call to schedule 1 hour
Understanding
yourappointment
Body/Mind
970-221-6644
A systematic approach to using
mindfulMassage
.....................
minute/$20
ness
to improve
your 20
health.
40 minute/$40
By Dr. Christian Hageseth,
MD
60
minute/$60
Mondays, Oct 17th - Nov 14th
Mondays 9:00am to 12:00pm &
425434-01
$35.00
Wednesdays 12:00pm-3:00pm
Call to schedule appointment
970-221-6644
Call: 970-221-6644
to schedule appointment
3
Upcoming Events - Everyone
*The Harmonettes Choir
*The Story of Halloween with
Preethi Fernando
*Elsie’s AccordianPage
FORT COLLINS SENIOR CENTER
Health & Wellness –
Come to the Senior Center
KUDOS CORNER
Kudos to Laura C., “Thanks for being
such a hardworking and determined
worker. We appreciate all you do!”
~Courtney
Kudos to Evan S. “He’s a hard worker
and a quick learner, and becoming a
really good cook!”
~Dawn.
OCTOBER
BIRTHDAYS
Resident
Birthdays
George Turner – 10/03
Jack Fowler – 10/04
Donna Boehlke – 10/08
Richard Snyder – 10/21
Doris Perry – 10/27
Staff Birthdays
Melinda Ford – 10/07
FeiFei Liu – 10/12
Michelle Pallagi – 10/12
Kim Patrick – 10/13
Staff
Anniversaries
10/17 Connie Smith, 30 Yrs.
10/24 Ashley Salazar, 9 Yrs.
10/23 Vicki Watson, 4 Yrs.
10/15 Ella Bjorklund, 3 Yrs.
10/3 Antoinette Hooks, 2 Yrs.
10/14 Jared Domben, 2 Yrs.
10/14 Charmaine McKela, 1 Yr.
2
Kudos to Leslie M. “Thanks for being
a great team player and for everything
you do!”
~Adriana P.
Kudos to Adriana P. “For always
putting others needs before your
own”.
~ Bethany B.
Kudos to Sarah M, “For your great
job on the upcoming movies boardit looks great and really makes you
want to see the movie matinees
coming up!”
~ Gina D.
Kudos to James R. “Thanks for being
such a hard-worker and having such
an awesome Attitude!”
~
Kudos to the Medical staff, “For all
you do for me all the time!”
~ Resident Jack F.
Kudos to Donna B. & Ryan M. “You
are always upbeat, friendly, and
willing to be of help”
~ Jack F.
New MercerCommons | October 2016
Humor & Caregiving
STAFF SPOTLIGHT
Dawn Forbes
Dawn Forbes is a cook at New Mercer
Commons. She has been working at
New Mercer Commons for 6 months.
When Dawn is not cooking delicious
meals, she enjoys; going on walks and
spending time with her daughters,
listening to music, watching movies,
and spending time with her two
best friends. Dawn has four children;
two boys (ages 23 and 21) and two
girls (ages 8 and 4). Dawn’s hobbies
include gross stitching and coloring.
When asked what she likes most
about her job, Dawn replied, “I love
that I get to work with really amazing
people and I get the chance to cook
and interact with the residents. I’m
passionate about my job and making
sure everyone is happy with the food
I make. I’m very blessed to be able to
work for New Mercer Commons.”
Quote of the Month:
“If you wake up tomorrow with only the
things you were grateful for today, what
would you have?”
RESIDENT SPOTLIGHT
Ruth Lillestolen
Ruth Lillestolen was born in Norway but has lived
in America for over 60 years. Ruth was married
for 57 happy years and has 3 children. Ruth had
her first son, Ole in Norway and then came to
the United States with her husband. She then
had another son, Harald, and a daughter named
Karen in North Dakota. Ruth was a homemaker
and worked for a bit as a nurse’s aide. She enjoyed
doing handwork to keep her busy as well.
Ruth lived many years of her life on the East coast
including; New Jersey, Connecticut, and North
Dakota. She is well-traveled and her favorite
places she has visited were Canada and Europe.
Before Ruth and her husband came to America he
had a clothing store very close to Sweden. Once
they came to America he got a job at Princeton
University. Ruth’s husband also made beautiful
grandfather clocks in their basement. He would
give them to family members when they got
married or on special occasions. Ruth still has
a grandfather clock with stunning detail which
she just adores.
Ruth is very friendly and enjoys visiting with
other residents and staff. Although Ruth is a
new to New Mercer Commons, it is instantly
noticeable she is a friendly, warm-hearted woman.
Discover the value of finding humor
in the serious role of caregiver.
By Columbine Health Systems
Tuesday, October 4th
9:00am-10:30am.
No fee
Also
at
the
425425-01
Senior Center
in November:
Know
Pain,on
Know
Get a Grasp
Your Gain
Grip ...........$10
Prevent
injuries
and improve
Learn
thehand
latest
neuroscience
has strength
to
Wednesday,
November
4th
offer
in pain relief.
By UCHealth
from 9:30am-11:00am
Friday,
October 14th
Medicare
& Medicaid .................
11:00am-noon
$10.00 no fee
What’s
the
difference?
425411-01
Learn eligibility, exemptions, & planning
Tuesday, November 10th
Medicare
Updates 2017
from 10:00am-11:30am
Holiday Stress
Management
Overview
of plan
changes and......$20
Medicare
Enjoy
the
holidays
by
learning
to
in general. By the Aspen Club cope
with the main stressors.
Monday,
17th
Thursday,October
November
19th
10:00am-11:30am
No fee
from 9:00am-10:30am
425408-01
Acupuncture ............$25 - First visit is free!
Fridays 9:00am to noon.
Call to schedule 1 hour
Understanding
yourappointment
Body/Mind
970-221-6644
A systematic approach to using
mindfulMassage
.....................
minute/$20
ness
to improve
your 20
health.
40 minute/$40
By Dr. Christian Hageseth,
MD
60
minute/$60
Mondays, Oct 17th - Nov 14th
Mondays 9:00am to 12:00pm &
425434-01
$35.00
Wednesdays 12:00pm-3:00pm
Call to schedule appointment
970-221-6644
Call: 970-221-6644
to schedule appointment
3
New Mercer Commons
housing market, and local businesses are
flourishing. Some of the many awards Fort
Collins has won are:
Top 10 Best Metros for Female
Entrepreneurs: Forbes - Oct 2015
No. 13 Best Place to Live: Livability.com Sep 2015
No. 4 Next Top 10 Cities for Tech Jobs: Fast
Company - Jul 2015
HAPPENINGS
O c t ober 2 016
900 Centre Avenue
Fort Collins, CO
970-495-1000
No. 9 of 2015’s “Top 10 Healthiest Cities”:
Livability.com - Apr 2015
MOOSE IN COLORADO
2016 was an interesting year for Moose in the
State of Colorado and as a result they made
the news in many different papers. Most of
the articles highlighted the growth in their
population which, is now at 2,550.
Historical records from the 1850’s indicate that
moose would pass through the State on occasion
but did not live here on a permanent basis. In
the late 1970’s, Colorado officials decided to
reintroduce moose in hopes of establishing a
resident population for hunters and wildlife
viewers. In 1978 plans were finalized and 24
moose from Wyoming and Utah were moved
into North Park, near Walden. The moose who
moved into the state flourished and as a result
the state legislature, in 1995 declared Walden
the “Moose Viewing Capital of Colorado.” The
population has not only increased but has also
spread into areas along the Front Range, Estes
Park, and Aspen. In 2016 Colorado flew 20
moose from Walden to Meeker in hopes they
will establish there as well.
For many people few experiences are as
exhilarating as witnessing a massive moose
come out of the brush and set its sights on you.
The nearly 40 year reintroduction effort has
paid off for sportspeople and has become a main
attraction for those who enjoy watching wildlife.
9th Best Bike City: Bicycling Magazine Sep 2014
America’s Safest Driving City: Allstate Aug 2014
7th on Best Places for Business and Careers:
Forbes - Aug 2013
Ranked 3rd in the nation on Best Places to Do
Business list: Forbes.com - Jun 2012
5th Best Places for Business and Careers:
Forbes - Jun 2011
The City maintains more than 600 acres of
parks, 40,000 acres of natural areas, 20 miles of
off-street hike/ bike trails, three golf courses, a
racquet center, three swimming pools, an ice
rink and a community center. More houses are
being built, new restaurants are opening, and
students are graduating and deciding to stay in
Fort Collins. The city continues to flourish and
spread out along the Front Range.
Leana at Birthday Party
OFFICE MANAGER
Sharlene Higley
STAFFING
COORDINATOR
Cat Samaniego
ACTIVITY
DIRECTOR
Sari Oberndorf
SOCIAL SERVICES
DIRECTOR
Jamie Winden
ADMISSIONS
Jessica Gasparian
DIETARY
SUPERVISOR
Cindy Miszczuk
CITY OF FORT COLLINS
4
ADMINISTRATOR
Gina DiGiallonardo
HOUSEKEEPING
SUPERVISOR
Michele Hanna
Since 2011 the city of Fort Collins has been
featured in magazines and receiving awards
for how great the city is. People continue to
move here in a high volume increasing the
New Mercer Commons | October 2016
MEDICATION
MANAGER
Connie Smith
The Pines Addition
WHAT’S GOING
ON IN OCTOBER
Upcoming Events West Side
Please see your calendar for
dates and times.
East Side outings
in October
*Birthday Party with the
Hip Bones
*Piano with John Lurton
Upcoming Events East Side
2 Scenic Van-rides
West & Pines addition
outings in October*Lunch-Bunch
*Shopping trip to Walgreens
*Scenic Van-ride
*Jammin’ with Jim
*Jammin w/ Jim
*Scott Jensen plays guitar for
the Birthday Party
*CSU music and music w/ Marc
Friedland
Please sign up on the “outings board” near the nurse’s station, or the
front desk of the Pines addition. All outings will meet at the Nurses
station for the West, and the Front Desk for those on the Pines addition.
1
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Saturday
1
Please be aware that
all activities are subject
to change, see board
in dining room for most
current activities
2
Friday
Secured
Assisted Plus+
4
3:00 You Be The Judge
4:00 Short Stories
9:45 Name that Animal
10:30 Book Look
10:30 Morning Snack
1:15 Music Melodies
3:00 Nu-Step
4:00 Nail Care N & M
5
9:45 Exercise
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 Ink Blots Game
2:30 Scenic Van Ride
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Patio Time
10:00 St.Joseph’s Mass
1:30 Crazy Laws
2:30 Table Ball
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Poetry
9:45 Exercise
10:30 Biographies
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 Artist Guild
3:00 Word Games
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Scripture Reading
9:30 Exercise
10:30 Soccer
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 Short Stories
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Shoulder Massages
6:00 Lawrence Welk
9
10
9:45 Exercise
10:30 Biography
10:30 Morning Snack
2:00 Elsie’s Music
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Poetry Corner
11
9:45 Today in History
10:30 Composers
10:30 Morning Snack
1:15 Music Melodies
3:00 Nu-step
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Nail Care N & M
12
10:15 Harmonettes
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 Exercise
2:30 Bingo
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Hand Care
13
9:30 Sing Along
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 In The Year
2:30 Word Games
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Poetry
14
9:45 Exercise
10:30 Make-Overs
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 Short Stories
3:00 Birthday Party
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Scripture Reading
15
9:30 Immanuel Baptist
10:15 CSU Music
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 Exercise
2:30 Famous & Infamous
4:00 Jigsaws
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
9:45 Encouraging Words
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 Exercise
2:30 Basket Ball
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Hand Care P & O
9:45 Our Daily Bread
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 Exercise
2:30 Basket Ball
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Hand Care P & O
10:00 Encouraging Words
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 Exercise
2:30 Bean Bag Toss
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Hand Care P & O
10:00 The Story of Halloween
Presentation
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 Exercise
2:30 Spell Down
4:00 Hand Care P & O
30
9:45 Our Daily Bread
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 Exercise
2:00 Movie Matinee
3:00 Men’s Group
3
10:00 Today in History
10:30 Morning Snack
1:15 Yoga
Columbus Day
10 00 Pet Therapy
10:30 Morning Snack
2:30 Life Stories
2:30 Bingo
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Walks
9:45 Exercise
10:30 Baloon Ball
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 Reminisce
2:45 Roberta & Mary
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Color Time
31
Halloween
9:30 Exercise
10 30 Today in History
10:30 Morning Snack
2:45 Halloween
Carnival
9:30 Today in History
10:30 Word Games
10:30 Morning Snack
1:15 Music Melodies
3:00 Nu-Step
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Nail Care N & M
9:30 Name That Animal
10:30 Book Look
1:30 Music Melodies
2:45 Flu Clinic
4:00 Sari’s Flute
9:30 Scenic Van Ride
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 Book Look
3:30 Music with Marc
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Poetry Corner
9:45 Exercise
10:30 Today in History
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 Snack Shack
2:30 Bingo
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Poetry Corner
6
10:00 Jammin with Jim
10:00 Hearing Aid Clinic
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 Exercise
2:30 Trivia
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Short Stories
Happy Birthday
Dee Perry!
9:30 Exercise
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 History of Song
3:00 Sing Along
3:00 Afternoon Snack
4:00 Hand Care
7
9:30 Immanuel Baptist
10:15 CSU Music
10:30 Snack
1:30 Exercise
2:45 World History
9:30 Exercise
10:30 Penny Ante
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 Artist’s Guild
3:00 Classical Composers
4:00 Scripture Reading
9:30 Exercise
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 Artist’s Guild
3:00 Balloon Ball
4:00 Scripture Reading
8
9:30 Exercise
10:30 Basketball
10:30 Morning Snack
1:30 You be the Judge
3:00 Word Games
4:15 Hand Massages
9:30 Immanuel Baptist
10:15 CSU Music
1:30 Exercise
2:30 How it’s Made
4:00 Walk
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Activities Location Key:
( West Building ) ( Pines Building )
Please be aware that
all activities are subject
to change, see board
in dining room for most
current activities
Happy Birthday
George Turner!
3
9:30 Sunday Sport-MR
9:30 Exercise- DR/MR
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
10:45 Word Games
10:45 Penny Poker-D
1:30 Reminisce-D
2:45 Movie Matinee-LR/MR
1
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
10:15 Immanuel Baptist-LR
1:15- Manicures-C/UAQ
2:45 Bingo-DR
4:00 Wii Bowling 2-LR
Happy Birthday Donna B!
6
7
8
10:00 Jammin w/Jim-DR
10:00 St. Joseph’s Mass-MR
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
10:45 Coffee Social-PDR
1:30 Nu-Step-D/FR
1:30 Catholic Rosary-J
10:45 Knit Chat-D
10:15 Immanuel Baptist
1:30 Life Stories-D
1:15- Manicures-C/UAQ
2:45 Bingo-PDR
2:45 Exercise-DR
1:15 Manicures-C/UAQ
1:15- Manicures-C/UAQ
2:45 Cribbage-D
2:45 Fun w/Music-D
4:00 Wii Bowling 1-LR
4:00 Wii Bowling 2-LR
2:45 Bingo-PDR
2:45 Birthdays w/ the Hipbones-DR
4:00 Wii Bowling 1-LR
4:00 Wii Bowling 2-LR
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
9:30 Sunday Sport-MR
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
10:15 Harmonettes-DR
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
10:45 Ink Blots Game-D
10:45 Penny Poker-D
10:15 1st Presbyterian-LR
1:30 Nu-Step-D/FR
10:45 Podiatrist-C
10:45 Fun w/Music-D
10:15 Immanuel Baptist
1:30 Current Events-D
2:00 Elsie’s Accordion-DR
1:15- Manicures-C/UAQ
2:45 Happy Hour-PDR
1:30 Catholic Rosary-J
1:30 Nu-Step-D/FR
1:15- Manicures-C/UAQ
2:45 Bingo-DR
4:00 Wii Bowling 2-LR
2:45 Bingo-PDR
2:45 Bingo-PDR
2:30 Shopping Trip (west)-NS
2:45 Word Games-D
4:00 Wii Bowling 1-LR
4:00 Wii Bowling 2-LR
6:30 Movie Matinee-LR/MR
4:00 Wii Bowling 1-LR
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9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
10:45 Word Games-D
10:20 Hearing Aid Clinic-D
1:15 Manicures-C/UAQ
1:30-4:00 Larimer County Voting
Assistance
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
10:30 Food Committee-D
11:15 Lunch Bunch-NS
(West bldg.only)
2:45 Bingo-PDR
4:00 Wii Bowling 2-LR
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
10:15 Immanuel Baptist
11:15- Lunch Bunch-FD
(Pines addition only)
2:45 Dominoes-D
4:00 Wii Bowling 1-LR
Columbus Day
4:00 Netflix Series-LR
4
Happy Birthday Jack F! 5
2
NS= Nurses FR= Fitness Room
Station PDR= Pine
DR= Dinning Dinning Room
Room MR= Media Room
C= Cedar Kitchen UAQ= Upstairs
Aquarium
D= Dogwood Hall J= East
LR= Living Room Juniper Table
Saturday
Happy Birthday Richard S!
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17
9:30 Sunday Sport-MR
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
10:45 Hymn Sing Along-D
10:45 Penny Poker-D
1:15 Manicures-C/UAQ
1:15Nu-Step-D/FR
2:45 Bingo-DR
2:45-Piano w/John-DR
4:00 Netflix Series-LR
4:00 Wii Bowling 2-LR
9:30 Exercise-DR/M
House meetings:
10:00 B. Spruce-LR
1:30 Cedar/Dogwood-D
2:45 Pines Addition-UAQ
4:00 Dominoes-D
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26
27
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10:00 The story of Halloween
Presentation-DR
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
10:45 Pumpkin Decorating-D
10:30 Catholic Rosary-J
1:15 Manicures-C/UAQ
1:30 Nu-Step-D/FR
1:15 Manicures-C/UAQ
2:45 Cribbage-D
2:45 Happy Hour-PDR
2:45 Bingo-PDR
4:00 Wii Bowling 2-LR
4:00 Wii Bowling 1-LR
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
10:45 Word Games-D
11:15 Nu-step-D/FR
3:00 Scenic Van ride-NS
(West bldg. only)
6:30 Movie Matinee-LR/MR
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
1:30 Nu-Step-D/FR
9:30 Exercise-DR/MR
10:45 Coffee Social-PDR
1:30 Flu-Clinic-D
2:45 Music Melodies
w/Heather-MR
2:45 Bingo-DR
4:00 Netflix Series-LR
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4:00 Wii Bowling 1-LR
10:45 Penny Poker-D
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31
9:30 Sunday Sport-MR
9:30 Exercise-DR
10:45 Word Games-D
10:45 Short Stories-D
1:15 Manicures-C/UAQ
3:15Halloween
Carnival-DR
3:00 Men’s Group-EFC
Halloween
3:30 (Pines) Scenic Van- Ride-FD
4:00 Wii Bowling 1-LR
4:00 Wii Bowling 2-LR
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10:15 Immanuel Baptist
1:30 Shopping trip-FD
(Pines addition only)
4:00 Wii Bowling 1-LR