September Newsletter - Cedarbrook Nursing Homes

The Hillside News
September, 2016
(Funded by Lehigh County
taxpayer dollars)
Cedarbrook Fountain Hill
724 Delaware Avenue
Fountain Hill PA 18015
610-691-6700/FAX 610-867-2332
http://www.lehighcounty.org
Chris Troxell
Director of Environmental Services
Rodney Taylor
Assistant Director-FH
Eduardo Fernandes
Director of Facilities
Mark Plantier
Building Supervisor
Joseph Shadid, RN, MSN, MBA, NHA
Director/Administrator
Do you have a problem?
A question? Is something bothering you?
Come talk to us about it, so we can solve it for
you. Our doors are open to you…
Mary A. Hazzard
Assistant Administrator-FH
Alaa-Eldin A. Mira, M.D.
Medical Director
Michelle Julian, RN
Director of Nursing Services
MaryAnn Grega, RN
Pam Schneck
Human Resources Administrator
Judy Golinsky
Human Resources Assistant Administrator-FH
Steve Breidigan
Chief Financial Officer
Joe Coleman
Director of Rehabilitation
Darlene Ely,
Therapeutic Recreation Director
Alice Christman, TR Assistant Director
Kerry Magliane, Volunteer Coordinator
Judy Ortiz,
Director of Social Services
Anne Gerber, Social Worker
Heidi Heffelfinger, Social Worker
Sister Marianne Knight, Social Worker
Jackie Mistiszyn
Director of Business Development
Karen Carr
Director of Dining Services
Jean Waitkaitis
Assistant Director-FH
NURSING HOME HOTLINE
610-336-9604
If you have a question, concern
or complaint, which you believe
has not been satisfactorily addressed by
our staff, feel free to call our Administrative
Hotline. Our Hotline can also be used to
report suspected fraud, waste and abuse
in accordance with the federal Deficit
Reduction Act of 2005. The Hotline
number is posted throughout the facility.
An Administrative Assistant will take calls,
or you can record a message when no one
is available. Please follow the instructions
when leaving a recorded message. Your
call is confidential, but you do need to
provide your name and telephone number,
in case we need to contact you for more
information, and to inform you of the action
taken. You can report Fraud, Waste, and
Abuse to the Lehigh County Ethics Hotline
at 610-782-3999. This information is
confidential and caller may remain
anonymous.
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Mary Konkus
Paulette Crawford
Helena Elchook
Bernadine Potosky
Dorothy Lees
Wilbur Westwood
Nancy Hillegass
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Theresa Reiner
Antonio Lopez
Edna Bell
Mary Gatta
Alice Uhl
Jean Benner
Kenneth Sampson
We appreciate families want to share party treats
with their loved ones’ roommates and friends.
Unfortunately, many of our residents have special
dietary needs. Before giving food to our residents,
please check with the nurse to see
if it is allowed.
Let’s Welcome our new Admissions
Lorraine Batavia
Annette Bush
Joan Teeter
Eloina Batista
Juanita Rodriguez
Blanche Lakomiak
June Cleaver
Theresa Leashefski
Eileen Sebring
Jose Grajales
In Memory of our Friends at
Rest
Joan Friedman
Thomas Weaver
Elsie Reed
Margaret Sahaydak
Lucille Kurtz
Lorraine Leibensperger
Jane Boettcher
Lorraine Patterson
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National Grandparents’ Day
Sunday, September 11, 2016
National Grandparents’ Day was founded by Marion McQuade from
West Virginia. She started her efforts in 1970, and the goal for the day
was to encourage grandchildren to learn about their heritage from their
grandparents. It was first observed in West Virginia in 1973. In 1979,
President Carter proclaimed the first Sunday after Labor Day each year
to be National Grandparents’ Day. September was selected to signify
the autumn years of people’s lives.
Ms. McQuade’s goal was:
 To honor grandparents
 To give grandparents an opportunity to show love for their
children’s children
 To help children become aware of the strength, information, and
guidance older people can offer
The forget-me-not is the official flower for National Grandparents’
Day. Since this is a spring-blooming plant, seasonal flowers are given.
Reminder to our
visitors…
When visiting, please
sign in/out at the
receptionists desk in
main lobby and grab a
visitor pass.
Any resident interested in
voting...please see your
Social Worker or
Karen, Administration Office.
Second Wind Dreams
NATIONAL SECOND WIND DREAMS DAY!!!!
Come One
Come All!!!
Contact Karen Moyer,
ext. 252 to sign up. Your
assistance is greatly
appreciated
Cedarbrook Fountain Hill
Dream Catchers
will be hosting a
On
Back Courtyard/
Gazebo Area
Encouraging all families to attend!!
1. What yard line must a football team drive to, to reach the “red zone”?
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2. What NFL footballer saw his weight reach a league-leading 340 pounds in
1988? _______________________________________________________
3. Who played defensive back for the New York Giants before he coached the
Dallas Cowboys? ______________________________________________
4. How many points was a touchdown worth in 1911? ___________________
5. Who said life’s three important things were “family, religion and the Green
Bay Packers”? ________________________________________________
6. What were NFL players required to wear in games for the first time in 1943?
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7. What color were penalty flags in the NFL prior to 1965? _______________
8. What NFL team was the first to have an emblem painted on their helmets?
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9. In what year did the NFL and the AFL merge? _______________________
10. Who played in the first ever Monday Night Football game?
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11. In what year did the NFL add a 15-yard penalty for roughing the passer to the
rule book? _____________________________________________________
12. In what year did the Pro Bowl move from the mainland to Hawaii?
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13. In what year did the NFL require headgear to be worn? ________________
14. In what year did ESPN begin televising NFL games? _________________
15. When did the Boston Patriots become the New England Patriots?
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16. Which NFL team was the first to play its home games in a domed stadium?
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Answers:
1. Twenty
2. William “Refrigerator” Perry
3. Tom Landry
4. Five
5. Vince Lombardi
6. Helmets
7. White
8. Los Angeles Rams in 1948
9. 1966, but not fully merged until
1970
10.Cleveland Browns vs New York
Jets on September 21, 1970
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1980
1943
1987
1971
Houston Oilers in 1968
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Looking for residents to submit articles
for the Hillside News. Become a roving
reporter and submit articles to
Karen in Administration by the 14th of each month.
If you would like to join the Writing Group, contact any
of the Therapeutic Recreation team members.
The group meets Tuesday mornings at 10:30 a.m. in
the Chapel.
Back to School
I went to school, cuz I’m no fool.
We all went to classes, and we all didn’t
wear glasses.
It was a hot day and I was reminiscing about
my Sergeant York - 5th grade teacher.
A friend of mine says she was living in St. James,
not as a school teacher but as the town preacher.
As I was walking down the street carrying a
load of books,
I was all dressed up in my new clothes
wondering how I looked.
Do I have all my coloring Pencils? To trace
all my stencils.
We covered our school books with paper bags,
in those days that’s all we had.
In school we made so many friends,
we wish it didn’t have to end.
Fair
Let’s go to the Allentown Fair
And eat all the good food they
have there.
We bought tickets to see the big
show, but that’s not all.
We stopped to see farmers and
crafters in Agricultural Hall.
We saw cows, pigs, and sheep
from the local 4-H Club
And ended the day with a cold
beer from the pub.
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Entertainment News - by Zelma
There’s a lot to talk about this month.
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Bruce Copp was here on June 6th. He was here 6 months ago. He plays Glenn Miller,
Elvis Presley and other songs. He got his career started by Sun Records.
Cameron Chandler was here on June 15th. Cameron is 6’3 1/4” tall. He’s Big, Black and
Beautiful (he approved that line.) He’s one of the best entertainers. He will be taking time
off in 2017 so we look forward to seeing him back in 2018.
Flutations were here on June 25th. They have been coming to Fountain Hill for 20 years.
They have 8 musicians including 6 flutes, 1 trombone, and drums.
Calvin Pressley was here on June 27th. This was his first time here. He plays 3
instruments including a $1,500 guitar and keyboards. Calvin works at Graterford prison
as a nurse.
Rob Ballonoff was here on July 4th. He’s from this area and been doing this for 6 years.
He uses special equipment to play the drums. Rob played patriotic songs.
Glenn Miller was here on July 11th and he rocked the house with Polka to Country and a
little of everything in between.
This Was the Year...1948
Harry Truman was President and Vice
President
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Cost of Living
New House: $7,700
Average Income: $2,936
Rent: $70 per month
Gasoline: 16 cents per gallon
Cost of Food
Granulated Sugar: 85 cents for 10 lbs.
Milk: 87 cents per gallon
Coffee: 60 cents per pound
Bread: 14 cents per loaf
Lost and Found is located at
the Receptionist Desk
in lobby. Many items await
the claim of their rightful
owner. Please stop at
Receptionist to see if any
items belong to you.
The following program
dates in the chapel/1st floor
dining room have changed
for the month of September.
No Gold Cup
Winners for
Memorial Service
Thursday, September 15th
2:30 p.m. - Chapel
Month of July
Residents’ Council
Thursday, September 22nd
2:30 p.m. - Chapel
Food Committee
Thursday, September 22nd
following Residents’
Council
*All programs are held in the
1st floor dining room/chapel
area.
Celebrating a birthday or
special occasion? Contact
Karen Moyer, in
Administration at ext. 252
to reserve a room.
God’s work of the day prompted a beautiful
prayer for the Autumn beauty...
This morning I went for a walk along
the tree lined path,
The green leaves of the trees had turned a
lovely shade of gold, yellow, orange, and red.
The gentle breeze had scattered them all
around the trees and made a pretty carpet.
It was a lovely scene to behold.
The masses of leaves were a great jumping
place for the children.
And all of this and the activity was a very
interesting scene for the day.
Written by Edna M. Bell
Tips for Keeping Your Money and Valuables Safe
Although we discourage residents from keeping money and valuables in their
room, we realize that many of you will choose to do so. Therefore, we would like
to offer these tips to help you keep your money and valuables safe from loss or
theft. Since you have access to the money in your account during normal business
hours Monday through Friday, we suggest that you only withdraw the amount you
need for immediate use. If you need larger sums of money for gifts or to
reimburse your family members for purchases made on your behalf, we suggest
that you contact Financial Services to arrange for payment by check. If you
choose to keep money and valuables in your room, we highly recommend that you
secure such items in the locked drawer of your bedside cabinet. Keep your key
with you, or keep your key out of sight in a safe place. As soon as you realize that
your money or property is missing, it is important to report it immediately to the
Charge Nurse. Cedarbrook will not assume responsibility for replacing missing
property kept by residents on their person or in their room. However, we will take
action to investigate, and try to recover your property if possible. Finally, we ask
that you help us maintain a current inventory of your personal property. Any
property that you purchase or receive during your stay should be added to your
Valuables Received After Admission Form, including a description of the property.
This information is essential when trying to locate missing items.
Recipes from Home
Dining Services encourages residents, family members,
and staff to participate in the Recipes from Home Program. We
are always looking for new ideas as well as those ‘old time’
favorite recipes. Recipes can be placed in the Recipe Box
outside of the Receptionist Office. Recipes could be as little
as a dessert or as big as an entrée. Get your name in the
Hillside News, by donating a recipe or you can choose to be an
anonymous participant. So go ahead and share some of those
wonderful recipes. You never know, your neighbor may enjoy
them as much as you do!!
Kitchen Tours
If you are interested in touring the kitchen, please contact
Jean from Dining Services to set up an appointment, ext. 260.
A surprise gift will be given!
On Sunday, August 21, 2016
Beatrice Graver had a 100th
birthday celebration that
included her son, Michael;
daughter-in-law, Barbara; and
2 grandsons, Scott and
Michael. Along with her
Station 1 friends and staff.
Beatrice was born on
August 22, 1916 to James and
Laura Derr in New Tripoli,
PA. Beatrice had 2 sisters and
1 brother. Beatrice is
considered a farm girl, born
and raised on a farm.
In July, 1934 Beatrice
married her sweetheart,
Norman Graver (picture of
Beatrice and Norman to the
Norman and Beatrice
right) and they had a son,
Jacque. Beatrice and Norman
were married for 36 years until his passing in 1970
at the early age of 57. Beatrice has 2 grandsons, 1 great grandson, 1 great great
grandson, and 1 great great granddaughter. Beatrice was a homemaker besides doing
farming chores. Beatrice’s only hobby was watching cooking shows.
A proclamation was presented to Beatrice and her son, Jacque.
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Visit us on www.cedarbrookseniorcare.com
Cedarbrook launched its first official website, designed to inform Lehigh County
residents - and the world at large - about the quality services and operations provided
here. It also offers dropdowns for both Allentown and Fountain Hill locations, with
directions, departmental listings and the newsletters, posted every month. On the home
page are slider segments that promote the institution and that will change from time to
time. A highlight of the front page is the “Ratings & Reviews” section at the bottom
where Cedarbrook users can submit their opinions on the quality of services. Please
visit the site often, and please let your family and friends know about it.
www.cedarbrookseniorcare.com is copyrighted by Cedarbrook Nursing Homes.
Wireless access to the Internet is now available at
Cedarbrook Allentown and Fountain Hill. Residents with
wireless devices such as laptops, notebooks, tablets (Kindle,
Nook, etc) may request access through their Social Worker
or Karen Moyer, Administration Secretary. Our PC
Specialist will assign a unique username and password,
which must be kept confidential. Visitors may request
access at the switchboard. Usernames and passwords for
visitors will automatically expire after three days.
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Any electronic items must be inspected and labeled before
installation into any of our Resident Rooms by Facilities.
Picture frames can be replaced with Plexiglas by Facilities
to prevent accidental damage.
Residents having difficulties with their equipment such as
lights, radios, televisions, wheelchairs, beds, etc., please
contact your Unit Manager, Unit Clerk or Social Worker for a
work order to be sent to Facilities for repairs.
Visitors and/or staff, watch your step in our parking lots.
Report accidents promptly to Administration or Nursing
Supervisor.
Cedarbrook Volunteers are Very Important People
Wrapping up the summer...As the days get shorter there are plenty of
activities happening at Cedarbrook. We are very thankful for a summer
filled with amazing student volunteers, some of whom are family and
friends of our employees. We appreciate all their hard work and support.
You have made a positive difference in the lives of others.
Fall days are approaching quickly and so are the Cedarbrook Bazaars.
The Cedarbrook Allentown Bazaar is November 11th, and the Fountain
Hill Bazaar will be on November 18th. These bazaars take lots of help
and hard work to make them successful. We will be looking for donations
of baked items. On the day of the bazaar we will need lots of helpers to
transport residents, set-up, table workers, bakers, crafters, clean-up, and
other miscellaneous duties. Please let me know how you plan to help.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Play Pinochle or teach Residents to Crochet or Assist at Bingo - If
you enjoy being with people and making them laugh, this is the
opportunity for you. We are looking for volunteers who can play
Pinochle, Bingo or teach our residents to crochet and help brighten their
days. These activities are weekdays and about 90 minutes long.
Transport Wheelchair-Bound Residents to In-House Activities Volunteers help support our activities department by assisting residents
getting to and playing games and activities of all kinds. These
opportunities are days, evenings, and weekends. We also have occasional
bus trips for shopping, concerts, other local events and could use
volunteers to assist residents. Most activities are about 2 hours long.
Please contact Kerry at 610-336-5684 or
[email protected]
For more information or to sign up for any of these
opportunities.
September Holidays/Events
Administration wants to hear
from you!!!!
When writing to share positive
comments, complaints, or suggestions
for improvement, please include your
name and contact information. We
take your comments seriously, and
we may need to ask questions, and of
course, we’ll want to share with you
the action taken to address your
concerns.
September 5th
Labor Day
September 11th
Patriot Day and
Grandparents Day
September 22nd
Autumn begins
Autumn Scrambled Words
1. muanut _______________
12. fullroco ____________________
2. seeval
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13. yblerstu ____________________
3. giaknr
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14. giafole ____________________
4. vestrha
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15. ptberesem _________________
5. ppmnkusi _______________
16.staornclks ___________________
6. lepaps __________________
Answers
11.krisb ___________________
11. Brisk
12. Colorful
13. Blustery
14. Foliage
15. September
16. cornstalks
10. wsareccor ______________
5. Pumpkins
6. Apples
7. Gourds
8. Football
9. Seasonal
10. Scarecrow
9. lseanaso _________________
autumn
Leaves
Raking
Harvest
8. lloobtfa _________________
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7. dousgr _________________
****ATTENTION ALL SHOPPERS****
SAVE THE DATE
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
9 a.m. to 11 p.m.
BOSCOV’S “FRIENDS HELPING FRIENDS” EVENT
LEHIGH VALLEY MALL
PURCHASE A 25% OFF SHOPPING PASS AND SUPPORT THE
SECOND WIND DREAMS/CEDARBROOK DREAM CATHERS
Here’s how it works:
Purchase a shopping pass for $5.00 at the
Administration Office or Switchboard.
Your shopping pass entitles you to spectacular savings
throughout the store. You will easily recoup the $5.00
you spent for the pass, and will be eligible to win a
$100 or $500 gift card!
Enjoy free refreshments, entertainment and
register to Win Fabulous prizes.
Proceeds will benefit the Second Wind Dreams/Cedarbrook
Dream Catchers at Cedarbrook - Fountain Hill.
PURCHASE YOUR SHOPPING PASS TODAY!!!!!
Calling all Dream Catchers…
Who: CBFH staff, family members and friends of the residents
What: Complete Dream Catcher form for a resident
Where: Dream Catchers forms located in reception area or nursing units
When a dream unfolds, the resident experiences a deeper sense of self-worth,
connection and joy. The effect lingers in the heart of the resident and creates an uplifting
ripple effect throughout Cedarbrook.
Please feel free to use the following Dream Discovery form (attached) to help
us discover our residents’ dreams. Please submit form either to Mary Hazzard,
Administration or Zulma Alvarez.
Calling all staff and family members on becoming a Dream
Catcher’s…
Every quarter each Unit (shift specific) will have the
opportunity to be gifted a free lunch by fulfilling the dreams of three
residents.
Rules:
1. Inquire from a resident who has not had their dream fulfilled and
complete a Dream Discovery form (attached or on each nursing unit).
2. Talk with staff and family members on how to fulfill the dream.
Connect with a Cedarbrook Dream Catchers board members for
support:
St. 1 - Zulma Alvarez; St. 2 - Nancy Hills; St. 3 - Dave McQuillen;
St. 4 - Karen Moyer/Bert Dziedzic; and St. 5 - Bert or Fran.
3. Submit the Dream Discovery form and dream fulfillment plan to Cedarbrook Dream
Catcher’s board for review.
The unit (shift specific) who has realized 3 resident dreams within a
quarter wins a free lunch delivered to their floor.
Resident Food Committee - August 18, 2016
The meeting began with a review of the minutes from the last meeting.
Old Business:
 See previous minutes.
New Business
 The residents would like to receive a whole fruit roll up instead of half.
 The residents liked when the tuna melt was on Jewish rye bread.
 Aides not getting low calorie dressing for one resident in her room.
 The three bean salad didn’t seem to have dressing on it this last time.
 One resident wants the Mrs. Dash removed from her tray.
 The residents want whole florets for their broccoli and cauliflower.
 One resident would like more watermelon on the menu.
 The ratatouille is usually over cooked.
 The residents are upset that residents are changing their whole menu of what they ordered a
few minutes before they get served and it is causing shortages and making staff not get dining
room tasks done on time.
 The residents decided on the following menu for Labor Day:
BBQ Chicken or Alt. Breaded Shrimp
Baked Potato or Alt. Seasoned Rice
Corn on the Cob or Alt. Breaded Mushrooms
Apple Pie or Alt. Ice Cream Sundaes
Resident Council Minutes - August 18, 2016
Grievances. You have the right to object to any treatment or care which has been furnished as
well as that which has not been furnished with the assurance that there will be no reprisals for
voicing your grievances which must be resolved promptly and fairly. If the need should arise,
you may choose to be represented by an attorney.
New Business:
1. Mary Hazzard, Administration reported on the following:
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 Contractors will be here for a pre-bid meeting held on Friday, August 19 for Station 5
bathroom.
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 Mary will be retiring on October 7 . Jason Cumello will be replacing Mary. Jason to
begin his job duties on September 6th.
2. Alice Christman, TR reviewed the scheduled activities for September. Alex & Mook;
Glenn Faul; Paul Swanger; Bethlehem Municipal Band; Pioneer Band; Second Wind Dreams
National Day “Carnival” theme; Glenn Miller; and Happy Hour.
SEPTEMBER 2016 DATES TO CELEBRATE
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Back-to-school Month
Happy Cat Month
National Chicken Month
National Piano Month
BIRTHSTONE - Sapphire
FLOWERS - Aster
COLORS - Brown
SEPTEMBER DATES TO REMEMBER………….
1 Traditional Beginning of Oyster Season - Many people believe that oysters should only be eaten in months that
have “R” in their names.
3 International Bacon Day
5 International Day of Charity - This day is sponsored by the United nations and is held annually on the death
anniversary of Mother Teresa (1910-1997)
5 U.S. & CANADA: Labor Day - This day honors working people and their contributions to society.
6 Read a Book Day
7 Anniversary of the Founding of Google Internet Search Engine, 1998
7-18 XV Paralympic Games, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
8 50th Anniversary of the TV Premieres of Star Trek, Tarzan and That Girl, 1966
8 National Football League’s Season Starts
9 FOOD HOLIDAYS TODAY - Hot Dog’s Birthday (1884) and Weiner Schnitzel Day
9 GUESS THE YEAR-Firsts this year were American World Chess Champion (Bobby Fischer), instant color
camera (Polaroid SX-70), and CAT scan, and fads were Mao jackets and decorated blue jeans. ANSWER: 1972
9 Teddy Bear Day
11 9/11 - 15th Anniversary of the Attack on America, 2001
11 Grandparent’s Day
11-17 Annual International Housekeepers’ Week
12 50th Anniversary of the TV Premiere of The Monkees, 1966
14 FOOD HOLIDAYS TODAY - Eat a Hoagie Day and National Cream-filled Donut Day
15 Anniversary of the TV Premiere of The Lone Ranger, 1949
15-October 15: Hispanic Heritage Month
16 Constitution Day/Pledge Across America - Schools are invited to participate in a synchronized recitation of the
Pledge of Allegiance
17 50th Anniversary of the TV Premiere of Mission Impossible, 1966
18 Anniversary of the TV Premiere of Get Smart, 1965 - Get Smart starred Don Adams as Agent 86 - Maxwell
Smart and Barbara Feldon as Agent 99 and was on the air until September of 1970.
18-24 National Dog Week
19 International Talk Like a Pirate Day
20 On this day in 1975, Bruce Springsteen’s album, Born to Run, was released.
21 35th Anniversary of the International Day of Peace
22 Anniversary of the Patent of the Ice Cream Cone (1903) - An Italian immigrant first produced the ice cream
cone in 1896 and was granted a patent, but it didn’t gain popularity until a similar creation was independently
introduced in 1904 at the St. Louis World’s Fair.
22 Autumn Begins
25 Gold Star Mother’s Day - This day honors mothers of soldiers killed wars.
26 Anniversary of the TV Premiere of Gilligan’s Island, 1964
26 Birth Anniversary of John Chapman aka Johnny Appleseed (1774-1845)
26 International Tool Time Day
27 FOOD & DRINK HOLIDAYS TODAY - National Chocolate Milk Day & Corned Beef Hash Day
28 FOOD & DRINK HOLIDAYS TODAY - Drink Beer Day and National Strawberry Cream Pie Day
29 Birth Anniversary of Gene Autry (1907-1998)
To our September
Longevity Employees’
27 Years
23 Years
19 Years
17 Years
16 Years
13 Years
12 Years
10 Years
9 Years
2 Years
1 Year
Linda Hein
Joseph Shade
Carol Edwards
Debra Parker
Jennifer Thompson
Kasim Ali
Lori Covell
Roslyn Otto
Nancy Hills
Yvette Mack
Tina Dartouzos
Sameerah Elder
Peter Wlazelek
Diana Tirado
Ciara Mbonu
Anyone interested in
requesting a song
to be played with
our morning announcement,
please see Dave,
St. 3 or Karen,
Administration
Office.
Employees’ celebrating September
Birthdays!!
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Maria Albino
AshleyMarie Miller-Cruz
Stefania Alicea
Betty Smith
Carmen Santiago
Valerie Remel
Jennifer McChristian
Angelei Benitez
Mark Plantier
DonnaJoe Olmo
Jackson Pyne
Shenee Roy
Alex Salazar
Sonia Johnson
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Michele Bleam
Ayana Johnson
Cynthia Koch
Cory Brunner
Jennifer Penn
Sonia Stephens
Lisa Tauber
Neysa Colon
Joseph Distasio
Kayla Krotzer
Guadalupe Martinez
Jennifer Valdez
Sally Bauer
Tammy Schankowitz
Visit us on www.cedarbrookseniorcare.com
Help Welcome Our New Nursing Employees ’
Mayve Florestal
Shariel Fonville
Amanda Norwillo
Maria Nunez
DonnaJoe Olmo
Crystal Richard
Maria Albino
Cierra Fegley-Killins
For a $1.00 you can be a member
of the Cedarbrook Fountain Hill
Auxiliary? YES, JUST $1.00!!!
You can meet friends and
relatives of residents and help us
in any way you choose to enrich
their lives. Our get together will
be Tuesday, September 20th in
the Social Service Conference
Room at 1:00 p.m. J oin us to
share ideas for residents “extras,”
bake sales, entertainment,
bazaars, etc. or just come to
share friendships and meet with
other visitors of their loved ones
who are Cedarbrook Fountain
Hill residents.
HOPE TO SEE YOU
THERE!!!
Brooklyn Lynch
Michelle Perez
Eleida Rodriguez
Sheena Smith
Rachel Szukics
All food items, including
fresh fruit or vegetables
for the residents must be in
a bag or a container.
Please do not leave food
and drinks unattended in
the dining room, activity
rooms or other public areas.
Please dispose of leftover
food/drinks properly.
Some residents have
food and fluid restrictions,
and having access to
unattended food and
drinks could be harmful.
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ARCHERY
BEACH VOLLEYBALL
DIVING
GOLF
SAILING
SWIMMING
TRACK AND FIELD
WATERPOLO
W
BADMINTON
BOXING
FENCING
GYMNASTICS
SHOOTING
TAEKWONDO
TRIATHLON
WEIGHT LIFTING
BASKETBALL
CYCLING
FIELD HOCKEY
ROWING
SOCCER
TENNIS
VOLLEYBALL
WRESTLING
Church with
Pastor Harold
2:30
Bethlehem
Municipal Band
2:30
Calvary
Wesleyan
Pinochle
10:00—2:00 p.m.
Traveling Store
10:15
10:15 Coffee Social
2:30
Pinochle
2:30 Garden Club
10:15
19
26
Church with
Pastor Harold
2:30
Pinochle
6:45 Pioneer Band
10:15
12
Bible Study
Rosary
Craft
7:00
2:30
10:15
10:30 Writing Group
2:30
3:15
28
2:30
27
7:00 Calvary Temple
Bible Study
Rosary
10:15
10:30 Writing Group
2:30
3:15
Birthday
Party
Pinochle
Gee Club
Show
Pinochle
Glee Club
Rehearsal
Pinochle
3:00 Men’s Group
21
Rosary
3:15
12:00
14
10:15
20
Bible Study
2:30
10:30 Writing Group
13
7:00
Horse Racing
10:15 Pinochle
2:30 Paul Swanger
Movie
Pinochle
Wednesday
6
7
10:30 Writing Group
2:30 Communion
10:15
Rosary
3:15
7:00
Tuesday
5
Monday
25
Coffee Social
10:15
18
Coffee Social
10:15
11
Coffee Social
10:15
4
Sunday
2:30
29
10:30
Happy Hour
Bowling
10:30 Bowling
Resident
2:30
Council/Dining
Services Mtg.
22
10
2:30
Glenn Faul
2:30
24
2:30
Puzzle Your
Mind
17
10:00 Lehigh Valley
Therapy Dogs-units
10:15 Coffee Social
Bingo
2:30
Bingo
10:30 Needles &
Hooks
30
2:30
10:30 Needles &
10:15 Coffee Social
Hooks
10:30 Spanish Rosary 2:30 Glenn Miller
St. 5 Dining Room
23
Bingo
Bingo
10:30 Needles &
10:15 Coffee Social
Hooks
Ice Cream
10:30 Spanish Rosary 2:30
St. 5 Dining Room
Social
9
2:30 Alex & Mook
10:15 Coffee Social
10:30 Needles &
Hooks
Saturday
3
Friday
2
15
16
10:30 Bowling
2:30 Memorial
2:30
Service
6:00-7:30
Second Wind Dreams
Nat’l Day Carnival
2:30
On-unit
Groups
Mass
3:00
8
Bowling
10:30
1
Thursday
September 2016