WHAT’S GOINGON IN JULY?

Please see your calendar for dates and times.Please sign up on the “outings board” near the nurse’s station on the West building, or the front desk of the Pines addition. All outings will meet at the nurse’s station for the West, and the Front Desk for those on the Pines addition.

West & Pines additionoutings in July:

*Lunch Bunch to Vern’s Restaurant *Shopping trips to Walgreens *Scenic Van Rides

East Side (Memory Care) outings: 2 Scenic Van Rides!

Upcoming Events - EveryoneJoin us for the birthday party with Piano by John Melton on Thursday the 26th @2:45pm in the West dining room! To celebrate the 4th of July, we have Jammin’ with Jim at 10:00am and a social with snacks, music and yard games at 2:15pm, both happening in the West dining room! The Lolli Singers will be putting on a wonderful “Barbershop ” style performance for us in the West dining room on Wednesday the 11th at 10:15am!

Upcoming Events Pinesand West buildings only-Join us for the invigorating exercise classes with a new physical therapist, Michelle Reinhardt, in the West dining room at 10am on Monday, July 2nd and Thursday July 26th ! Women’s group will continue on Wednesday the 25th at 10:45am in the Media Room, and Men’s group hosted by our chaplain, Peter, will continue on Friday the 27th at 10:30am at the Dogwood Table.

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New Mercer Commons

H A P P E N I N G SJ u l y 2018

900 Centre Avenue Fort Collins, CO 970-495-1000

ADMINISTRATOR Gina DiGiallonardo

Ext. 2201

OFFICE MANAGER Melinda Ford

Ext. 2200

STAFFING COORDINATOR Jessica Thornes

Ext. 2204

ACTIVITYDIRECTOR

Sari OberndorfExt. 2230

SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR

Jamie WindenExt. 2217

ADMISSIONS Molly Spight

Ext. 2202

DIETARYMANAGER

Cindy MiszczukExt. 2220

HOUSEKEEPING SUPERVISOR Michele Hanna

Ext. 2226

MEDICATION MANAGER

Connie SmithExt. 2231

MAINTENANCE Gary Halsey

Ext. 2228

PINES ADDITION Front DeskExt. 2234New Mercer Commons | July 2018 New Mercer Commons | July 2018

The beautifully remodeled Dogwood hall

KUDOS CORNER Kudos to Chantel, “The residents love her and she always has a smile on her face, and you can always count on her!” - Kelsey.

Kudos to Betsy P. “She’s great at her job, so friendly and helpful, and great to work with!” - Kelsey.

Kudos to Margarette in Nursing, “She’s such a delight to work with and an excellent nurse!” - Kelsey.

Kudos to Sarah C. “She’s such a delight to work with and so full of joy!” - Kelsey.

Kudos to Chantelle, “She helped my mom in a wonderfully compassionate way. Thank you so much!” - Linda M.

Kudos to Nick “For being a great float, he is very helpful and is very considerate” - Anonymous.

Kudos to Angela, “Thank you for all your hard work.”- Ayla.

Kudos to Chantelle “You’re the best helper, you’re very nice and friendly!” - Gus G.

Kudos to Jessika, “Thank you for being a good teacher and guide, thanks for all you do!” - Ayla.

Kudos to Laura C. “Thank you for all your hard work!” - Michelle.

Kudos to Donna, “Managers and families have mentioned how welcoming you are!” - Gina.

Kudos to Denise, “For working so hard and being so great with the residents!” - Anna.

Kudos to Sierra, For always helping with activities and being so cheerful” - Sari.

Kudos to Stacy M. “I always know it’s going to be an extra organized and smooth day when you’re working!” - Sari.

RESIDENTSPOTLIGHT: Peg NayduchPeg was born inLouisville, Kentucky,the middle child offour to a home makerand insurance broker.While she grew up and attended school in Kentucky, her interest in painting and art developed. Peg quickly moved to Ohio where she began studying Fashion Art at the Art School of Cincinnati. Her artistic background caused her to travel to many destinations and live in many places, from New York, and Boston on the East Coast to California on the West.One of Peg’s favorite memories is a six month long trip through Europe, which she took with a friend at the age of 21. Together, they went to ten different countries and visited a friend in Germany. Upon her return, Peg wanted to move to New York, and as luck would have it, she met a couple back in her hometown who were headed that way and they let her tag along.Peg’s studies of Fashion Art lead her to create newspaper ads for fashion shops. Eventually she began working for an Ad Agency in New York as the only female artist. She enjoyed the people she worked with and loved the work she did. After working for the Ad Agency, Peg went on to be an Administrative Assistant for Harvard Business School. This job had its own set of perks. She liked working with the students, and she was able to feed her passions by taking art and history classes.

Peg has three children, Ross, Dimitri, and Suzanne, and six grandchildren. She still loves to paint and draw, with horses as her special interest (must be from her days in Kentucky). She has lived in Fort Collins since December and has enjoyed participating in word games at New Mercer Commons.

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Resident BirthdaysDonal Fischer - 5th Robert Sage - 5th Margaret Nayduch - 6th Thelma McLaren - 15th Betty Waller - 15th Bill Weddel - 15th Betty Landen - 17th Dorothy J Miller - 21st Norma Biedenharn - 24thRussell Hunter - 24th Nancy Campbell - 28thJames Thrasher - 30th Staff BirthdaysEmily Jorrey - 3rd Donna Bright - 8thFrank Nerness - 9th Anna Silerio - 12th Gary Halsey - 13thBernadette Basaraba - 16thJadzia LeBlanc - 16thAmelia Lopez - 16th Breanna Treaster - 16thPeyton McMasters - 19thJamie Krause - 21stCraig Callan - 24thJessica Salazar - 26thKacie Sandy - 31st

Staff AniversariesKhadija Alwalda 10 yrs Gina DiGiallonardo 9 yrs Kellie Towne 7 yrs Breanna Treaster 4 yrs Viviana Lopez 2 yrs Danielle Riffe 1 yrs

A FEW REMINDERS:As the weather is getting nice, it’s great to get outside, especially for a walk in our wonderful Sculpture Park! If you decide to go on a walk, ask staff for sunscreen, bring a water bottle, and it’s always a good idea to let someone know you are going out! Safe and healthy journeys to everyone this summer!As clothing comes in for the change of the seasons, please make sure you turn any new clothing items in to be labeled before wearing and having them washed! Thank you!

DID YOU KNOW?As the summer season begins, it’s fun to look back at how Fort Collins residents celebrated before social media, radio and television. According to the History of Larimer County volume 11, and Barbara Fleming who is the history writer for The Coloradoan, a tent was set up for one week in late July or early August at Lincoln Park. Residents were treated to lectures, theater, magic shows, and musical performers. There was even a costume parade for children. Towns all over the United States looked forward to when this event came to their area.National Ice Cream Day is celebrated on the third Sunday in July. This public law was established in 1984 by President Ronald Reagan. For 2018, this American tradition lands on July 15th. Many countries claim that ice cream was invented in their country. Likely, the ice cream enjoyed this month was invented in China during the 17th century. Ice cream was brought to the American colonies from Europe and enjoyed by the upper class. The five most popular flavors of ice cream are vanilla, mint chocolate chip, pralines ‘n cream, Oreocookies ‘n cream, and chocolate.

JULY

Beginner Tai Chi Chi’h Soft, gently movements to bring healthto body, mind, and spirit.Tuesdays, July 10th – August 28th

1:00pm - 2:00pm $80.00

Core Stability & Balance Learn skills to help prevent falls.By UCHealth Outpatient Therapy Thursday, July 12th

11:00am - 12:30pm $7.00

Magic of SleepGain tools and solutions for sleep issues. By UCHealth Sleep LabThursday, July 19th – August 2nd

10:30am - Noon$10.00

Cultivating CompassionCultivate greater kindness towardsourselves and others.By CSU/Larimer County Extension.Thursday, July 19th

10:00am - 11:30amNo Fee

Register at 970-221-6644or www.fcgov.com/recreator.

FORT COLLINS SENIOR CENTERHealth & Wellness Come to the Senior Center

Chinese Brush Paintingof a Horse by Peg

KUDOS CORNER Kudos to Chantel, “The residents love her and she always has a smile on her face, and you can always count on her!” - Kelsey.

Kudos to Betsy P. “She’s great at her job, so friendly and helpful, and great to work with!” - Kelsey.

Kudos to Margarette in Nursing, “She’s such a delight to work with and an excellent nurse!” - Kelsey.

Kudos to Sarah C. “She’s such a delight to work with and so full of joy!” - Kelsey.

Kudos to Chantelle, “She helped my mom in a wonderfully compassionate way. Thank you so much!” - Linda M.

Kudos to Nick “For being a great float, he is very helpful and is very considerate” - Anonymous.

Kudos to Angela, “Thank you for all your hard work.”- Ayla.

Kudos to Chantelle “You’re the best helper, you’re very nice and friendly!” - Gus G.

Kudos to Jessika, “Thank you for being a good teacher and guide, thanks for all you do!” - Ayla.

Kudos to Laura C. “Thank you for all your hard work!” - Michelle.

Kudos to Donna, “Managers and families have mentioned how welcoming you are!” - Gina.

Kudos to Denise, “For working so hard and being so great with the residents!” - Anna.

Kudos to Sierra, For always helping with activities and being so cheerful” - Sari.

Kudos to Stacy M. “I always know it’s going to be an extra organized and smooth day when you’re working!” - Sari.

RESIDENTSPOTLIGHT: Peg NayduchPeg was born inLouisville, Kentucky,the middle child offour to a home makerand insurance broker.While she grew up and attended school in Kentucky, her interest in painting and art developed. Peg quickly moved to Ohio where she began studying Fashion Art at the Art School of Cincinnati. Her artistic background caused her to travel to many destinations and live in many places, from New York, and Boston on the East Coast to California on the West.One of Peg’s favorite memories is a six month long trip through Europe, which she took with a friend at the age of 21. Together, they went to ten different countries and visited a friend in Germany. Upon her return, Peg wanted to move to New York, and as luck would have it, she met a couple back in her hometown who were headed that way and they let her tag along.Peg’s studies of Fashion Art lead her to create newspaper ads for fashion shops. Eventually she began working for an Ad Agency in New York as the only female artist. She enjoyed the people she worked with and loved the work she did. After working for the Ad Agency, Peg went on to be an Administrative Assistant for Harvard Business School. This job had its own set of perks. She liked working with the students, and she was able to feed her passions by taking art and history classes.

Peg has three children, Ross, Dimitri, and Suzanne, and six grandchildren. She still loves to paint and draw, with horses as her special interest (must be from her days in Kentucky). She has lived in Fort Collins since December and has enjoyed participating in word games at New Mercer Commons.

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Resident BirthdaysDonal Fischer - 5th Robert Sage - 5th Margaret Nayduch - 6th Thelma McLaren - 15th Betty Waller - 15th Bill Weddel - 15th Betty Landen - 17th Dorothy J Miller - 21st Norma Biedenharn - 24thRussell Hunter - 24th Nancy Campbell - 28thJames Thrasher - 30th Staff BirthdaysEmily Jorrey - 3rd Donna Bright - 8thFrank Nerness - 9th Anna Silerio - 12th Gary Halsey - 13thBernadette Basaraba - 16thJadzia LeBlanc - 16thAmelia Lopez - 16th Breanna Treaster - 16thPeyton McMasters - 19thJamie Krause - 21stCraig Callan - 24thJessica Salazar - 26thKacie Sandy - 31st

Staff AniversariesKhadija Alwalda 10 yrs Gina DiGiallonardo 9 yrs Kellie Towne 7 yrs Breanna Treaster 4 yrs Viviana Lopez 2 yrs Danielle Riffe 1 yrs

A FEW REMINDERS:As the weather is getting nice, it’s great to get outside, especially for a walk in our wonderful Sculpture Park! If you decide to go on a walk, ask staff for sunscreen, bring a water bottle, and it’s always a good idea to let someone know you are going out! Safe and healthy journeys to everyone this summer!As clothing comes in for the change of the seasons, please make sure you turn any new clothing items in to be labeled before wearing and having them washed! Thank you!

DID YOU KNOW?As the summer season begins, it’s fun to look back at how Fort Collins residents celebrated before social media, radio and television. According to the History of Larimer County volume 11, and Barbara Fleming who is the history writer for The Coloradoan, a tent was set up for one week in late July or early August at Lincoln Park. Residents were treated to lectures, theater, magic shows, and musical performers. There was even a costume parade for children. Towns all over the United States looked forward to when this event came to their area.National Ice Cream Day is celebrated on the third Sunday in July. This public law was established in 1984 by President Ronald Reagan. For 2018, this American tradition lands on July 15th. Many countries claim that ice cream was invented in their country. Likely, the ice cream enjoyed this month was invented in China during the 17th century. Ice cream was brought to the American colonies from Europe and enjoyed by the upper class. The five most popular flavors of ice cream are vanilla, mint chocolate chip, pralines ‘n cream, Oreocookies ‘n cream, and chocolate.

JULY

Beginner Tai Chi Chi’h Soft, gently movements to bring healthto body, mind, and spirit.Tuesdays, July 10th – August 28th

1:00pm - 2:00pm $80.00

Core Stability & Balance Learn skills to help prevent falls.By UCHealth Outpatient Therapy Thursday, July 12th

11:00am - 12:30pm $7.00

Magic of SleepGain tools and solutions for sleep issues. By UCHealth Sleep LabThursday, July 19th – August 2nd

10:30am - Noon$10.00

Cultivating CompassionCultivate greater kindness towardsourselves and others.By CSU/Larimer County Extension.Thursday, July 19th

10:00am - 11:30amNo Fee

Register at 970-221-6644or www.fcgov.com/recreator.

FORT COLLINS SENIOR CENTERHealth & Wellness Come to the Senior Center

Chinese Brush Paintingof a Horse by Peg

WHAT’S GOINGON IN JULY?

Please see your calendar for dates and times.Please sign up on the “outings board” near the nurse’s station on the West building, or the front desk of the Pines addition. All outings will meet at the nurse’s station for the West, and the Front Desk for those on the Pines addition.

West & Pines additionoutings in July:

*Lunch Bunch to Vern’s Restaurant *Shopping trips to Walgreens *Scenic Van Rides

East Side (Memory Care) outings: 2 Scenic Van Rides!

Upcoming Events - EveryoneJoin us for the birthday party with Piano by John Melton on Thursday the 26th @2:45pm in the West dining room! To celebrate the 4th of July, we have Jammin’ with Jim at 10:00am and a social with snacks, music and yard games at 2:15pm, both happening in the West dining room! The Lolli Singers will be putting on a wonderful “Barbershop ” style performance for us in the West dining room on Wednesday the 11th at 10:15am!

Upcoming Events Pinesand West buildings only-Join us for the invigorating exercise classes with a new physical therapist, Michelle Reinhardt, in the West dining room at 10am on Monday, July 2nd and Thursday July 26th ! Women’s group will continue on Wednesday the 25th at 10:45am in the Media Room, and Men’s group hosted by our chaplain, Peter, will continue on Friday the 27th at 10:30am at the Dogwood Table.

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New Mercer Commons

H A P P E N I N G SJ u l y 2018

900 Centre Avenue Fort Collins, CO 970-495-1000

ADMINISTRATOR Gina DiGiallonardo

Ext. 2201

OFFICE MANAGER Melinda Ford

Ext. 2200

STAFFING COORDINATOR Jessica Thornes

Ext. 2204

ACTIVITYDIRECTOR

Sari OberndorfExt. 2230

SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR

Jamie WindenExt. 2217

ADMISSIONS Molly Spight

Ext. 2202

DIETARYMANAGER

Cindy MiszczukExt. 2220

HOUSEKEEPING SUPERVISOR Michele Hanna

Ext. 2226

MEDICATION MANAGER

Connie SmithExt. 2231

MAINTENANCE Gary Halsey

Ext. 2228

PINES ADDITION Front DeskExt. 2234New Mercer Commons | July 2018 New Mercer Commons | July 2018

The beautifully remodeled Dogwood hall

( West Building ) | NS= Nurses Station | DR= Dinning Room | C= Cedar Kitchen | D= Dogwood Hall | LR= Living Room | ( Pines Building ) | FR= Fitness Room| PDR= Pine | Dinning Room | MR=Media Room | UAQ= Upstairs | Aquarium | J= East | Juniper Table |

Activities Location Key:

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday19:30 Sunday Sport-MR10:30 Documentary-MR

1:30 Nu-Step-C/FR2:45 Wii Golf-LR3:45 Wii Bowling-2-LR

210:00 Meaningful Movement-DR

2:15 Bingo-PDR3:45 Wii Bowling 3-LR

39:30 Exercise-DR/MR10:45 Coffee Social-DR

1:30 Catholic Rosary-MR2:15 Bingo-PDR3:45 Wii Bowling 1-LR

4 4th of July10:00 Jammin’ w/Jim-DR

2:15 Fourth of July Social-DR3:45 Wii Bowling- 2-LR

5 10:00 St. Joseph’s Mass-MR

2:15 Bingo-PDR3:45 Wii Bowling 3-LR

6 9:30 Exercise-DR/MR10:30 Manicures (Pines)- UAQ

1:30 Nu-Step-C/FR 2:45 The Game of Things!…-D3:45 Wii Bowling 1-LR

79:30 Exercise-DR/MR10:30 Church Service-DR

2:15 Bingo-PDR3:45 Wii Bowling 2-LR

89:30 Sunday Sport-MR10:30 Manicures-D

1:30 Nu-Step-C/FR2:45 Yahtzee-D3:45 Wii Bowling 3-LR

99:30 Exercise-DR/MR 10:45 Walking Club-D

2:15 Penny Poker-D3:45 Wii Bowling 1-LR

109:30 Exercise-DR/MR10:45 Mindful Moments-MR

1:30 Rosary Group-MR2:45 Team Trivia-D3:45 Wii Bowling 2-LR

1110:00 The Lolli Singers-DR

1:30 Wisdom Study-MR2:45 Craft Club-D2:30 Wii Bowling 3-LR

129:30 Exercise-DR/MR 10:45 Word Games-D

2:15 Bingo-PDR3:45 Wii Bowling 1-LR

139:30 Exercise-DR/MR10:30 Manicures (Pines)-UAQ

1:30 Nu-Step-C/FR2:30 Shopping Trip (West)-NS2:15 Documentary-MR

149:30 Sunday Sport-MR10:30 Church Service-DR

2:15 Bingo-PDR3:45 Wii Bowling 2-LR

159:30 Sunday Sport-MR10:30 Wii Golf-LR

1:30 Nu-Step-C/FR2:45 Painting-D3:45 Wii Bowling 3-LR

169:30 Exercise-DR/MR10:45 Penny Poker-D

2:15 Bingo-PDR3:45 Wii Bowling 1-LR

179:30 Exercise-DR/MR10:45 Rosary Group-MR

1:30 Nu-Step-C/FR2:45 Faces and Places-MR3:45 Wii Bowling 2-LR

189:30 Exercise-DR/MR 10:45 Word Games-D

2:15 Bingo-PDR3:45 Wii Bowling 3-LR

19 9:30 Exercise-DR/MRHouse Meetings: 10:15 All West Halls-D2:45 Pines-D

1:30 Nu-Step-C/FR*4:00 Wii Bowling 1-LR

209:30 Exercise-DR/MR10:30 Manicures (Pines)-UAQ11:15 Lunch Bunch (West)-NS

1:30 Nu-Step-C/FR 2:45 Happy Hour-PDR3:45 Wii Bowling 2-LR

219:30 Sunday Sport-MR10:30 Church Service-DR

1:45 Field trip to fossil creek Park (West)-NS

1:30 Movie Matinee’-MR

22 9:30 Sunday Sport-MR10:30 Manicures-D

2:15 Bingo-PDR3:45 Wii Bowling 3-LR

239:30 Exercise-DR/MR10:45 Penny Poker-D

1:30 Nu-Step-C/FR2:45 You be the Judge!-D3:45 Wii Bowling 1-LR

249:30 Exercise-DR/MR10:45 Coffee Social-DR

2:15 Bingo-PDR3:45 Wii Bowling 2-LR

259:30 Exercise-DR/MR10:45 Women’s Group-MR

1:30 Wisdom Study-MR 1:30 Nu-Step-C/FR3:30 Shopping Trip (Pines)-FD3:30 Documentary-MR

26 10:00 Meaningful Movement-DR1:30 Rosary group-MR2:45 Birthday Party- DR*4:00 Wii Bowling 3-LR

279:30 Exercise-DR/MR10:30 Manicures (West)-C10:30 Men’s Group-D

1:30 Nu-Step-C/FR2:45 Documentaries-D3:00 Field trip to Fossil Creek Park

(Pines)-FD

289:30 Sunday Sport-MR10:30 Church Service-DR

2:15 Bingo-PDR3:45 Wii Bowling 1-LR

299:30 Sunday Sport-MR10:30 Wii Golf-LR

1:30 Paul Harvey-D2:30 Documentary-MR3:45 Wii Bowling 2-LR

309:30 Exercise-DR/MR10:45 Penny Poker-D

2:15 Bingo-PDR3:45 Wii Bowling 3-LR

319:30 Exercise-DR/MR10:45 Coffee Social-DR

2:00 Movie Matinee-MR JULY2018

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday19:45 Exercise10:30 Morning Snack10:45 Hymn Sing Along

2:00 Hand Care3:15 Parachute4:15 Patio time

29:45 Exercise 10:30 Morning Snack10:45 American History

2:00 Hemingway3:00 Bingo4:15 Hand Care

39:45 Exercise 10:30 Snack10:45 Life Stories

1:30 Music Melodies3:15 Humor4:15 Nu-Step

4 4th of July10:00 Jammin’w/Jim10:30 Morning Snack

2:30 Scenic Van Ride4:30 Reminisce

5 10:00 Catholic Mass 10:45 Snack

2:00 World Travels 2:45 Bingo4:15 Inventions

6 9:45 Stretch Circle10:30 Snack10:30 July Heroes

2:00 Fact or Fiction?!3:15 Balloon Ball4:15 Ink Blots

79:45 Stretch Circle10:30 Church Service10:30 Snack

2:00 Hand Care 3:00 Painting4:00 Book Look

89:45 Exercise10:30 Morning Snack10:45 Chicken Soup Stories

2:00 Hand Care2:45 Lawn Darts4:00 Documentary

99:45 Exercise10:30 Snack10:45 Sing Along

2:00 Ohio3:00 Bingo4:15 Paul Harvey

109:45 Stretch Circle10:30 Snack10:30 Faces and Places

1:30 Music Melodies3:00 Van Ride

1110:15 Lolli Singers10:30 Morning snack

2:00 Colorado History3:15 Name That Animal4:15 Nu-step

1210:00 Walks Outside10:45 Snack

2:00 Origami3:00 Composers4:15 Sari’s Flute

139:45 Stretch Circle10:30 Snack10:30 Lawn Darts

2:00 Life Stories3:15 Music with Scott4:15 Nu-Step

149:45 Scenic Van ride10:30 Snack

2:00 Bingo3:15 Balloon Ball4:15 Poetry corner

159:45 Exercise10:30 Snack10:45 Current Events

2:00 Hand care3:15 Documentary4:15 Jokes

1610:00 Pet Visits10:30 Snack

2:00 Songwriters3:15 Trivia4:15 Classic T.V.

179:45 Exercise 10:30 Snack10:45 Walking Club

1:30 Music Melodies3:15 First Ladies4:15 Nu-Step

1810:00 Music Therapy 10:30 Snack

2:00 Nelson Mandela 3:00 Things! Game4:15 Wisdom Study

19 9:45 Stretch Circle10:30 Snack10:45 Walk

2:00 Wives Tales3:00 Fun with Food4:15 Paul Harvey

209:45 Exercise 10:30 Snack10:30 Italy

2:00 Bingo3:00 N.A.S.A4:15 Aesop’s Fables

219:45 Stretch Circle 10:30 Church Service10:30 Snacks

2:00 Encouraging Words3:00 Painting4:15 Nu-Step

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9:45 Exercise10:30 Snack10:45 Bingo

2:00 40’s Music3:15 Walks4:15 Sensory Hour

239:45 Exercise 10:30 Snack10:45 Word Games

1:45 Ice Cream Facts 2:45 Roberta & Mary4:15 Book Look

249:45 Stretch Circle10:30 Snack10:30 Amelia Earhardt

1:30 Music Melodies3:30 Paul Harvey4:15 Nu-Step

259:45 Exercise10:30 Snack10:30 Bowling

2:00 Sing Along 3:15 Blurt4:15 Poetry Corner

26 9:45 Exercise10:30 Snack 10:45 Brain Games

2:00 Bingo3:15 Tall Tales4:15 Patio Time

279:45 Exercise10:30 Snack10:30 Family Feud 2:00 Balloon Ball3:15 Nu-Step4:15 Scripture Reading

289:45 Stretch Circle 10:30 Church Service10:30 Snacks

2:00 Jacque Kennedy3:15 Painting4:15 Hand care

299:45 Exercise10:30 Snack10:45 Name that Animal

2:00 Jokes!4:15 Documentary

309:30 Exercise10:30 Snack10:45 Walk

1:45 Reminisce2:45 Word Games4:00 Classic T.V.

319:45 Exercise10:30 Snack10:45 New York City

2:00 Famous Musicians4:15 Patio Time JULY2018 S e c ur e d

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