1. food and drink
2. desserts and baking

Celebrating 40 Years of Excellent Senior Care
Lake Shore Assisted Living
211 Lake Shore Rd.
Lake Ronkonkoma, NY 11779
Website:LakeShoreli.com
Email:[email protected]
The
Lake Shore Times
211 Lake Shore Rd Lake Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 631-585-8800
December 2014
Let’s Talk Recreation:
Annual
Gingerbread
Competition
December 2nd
Holiday Light
Seeing Adventure
December 4th
Christmas Sing
Along w/Holy
Cross Youth
December 7th
Lake Shore’s Staff
Steven Marcus-Administrator
Christine Klein-Administrator
Lori Brandt-Admissions Coordinator
Denise Komnick-Bookkeeper
Bill Klein-Recreation Director
Christopher Grzymala-Head Chef
Sean Baksh-Maintenance Supervisor
Donna Feuer-Housekeeping Supervisor
Sherry-Ann Phagoo-Wellness Director
Employee Spotlight/News…
*** Congratulations to Evelyn M. & Lisa F. on
being voted in a tie for the Employee of the
Month by Lake Shore Resident Council.
Evelyn has been a part of the Lake Shore
Family since 2000. Lisa has been a part of the
Lake Shore Family since 2010. Congrats to the
both of you!!
Happy Birthday to You…
Bill K-December 15th
Jackie N-December 21st
Christine D-December 30th
Carol M-December 30th
***We would like to wish all Employees
and their families a Joyous Holiday Season
and Best Wishes for New Year!
Home for the
Holidays w/Judy
Garland
December 10th
December’s
Birthday Party
w/George
December 13th
Hanukkah Begins
December 17th
Creative
Ministries
Presents: Peter
Pan
December22nd
Holiday Party
December 23rd
Christmas Day
December 25th
New Year’s Eve
Count Down
Party
December 31st
Dear Family & Friends,
Let’s make this December
one of the most wonderful
times of the year!For the
Recreation Department
this our favorite month-the
magical feeling of being a
kid again and the
anticipation and excitment
for the upcoming holidays!
Are you ready to celebrate
and enjoy our favorite time
of the year with us? No
matter what your holiday is
we have all the traditional
joyous and celebratory
festivities along with a few
of our own Lake Shore
Family Traditions!
The Christmas Trees, the
Hallways and the Dining
Rooms are all decorated so
elegantly, thank you to all
our Santa helpers! All this
in anticipation for our
Annual Holiday Party!
This year our Annual
Holiday Party will be held
on Tuesday, December
23rd. We will be
celebrating a little
differently with a
“Caroloke” Kind of
Holiday Extravaganza! Get
ready to sing along to all
of your favorite holiday
tunes-It will be great!
Now let’s all take a
moment, sit back and raise
a glass of Eggnog to toast;
“Here is to a joyous
Holilday Season and Best
Wishes for the New Year!
Until Next Year,
Your Lake Shore Family
Season of Thanks| Volunteer Recognition
Thanking the Volunteers
in Your Life…
In this holiday season of
thanks, let’s all take a long
look around us at the people,
leaders and volunteers who
give their time and talents to
help better our Residents and
community. How many
different volunteer positions
do you see fellow Residents
or our very own Community
Volunteers take part in on a
daily basis? The Holiday
Season is the perfect time to
say “Thank You” to all of
our wonderful Volunteers.
Our community is made up
of some of the BEST
Volunteers who give of their
time to make life better and
more enjoyable for all of us.
Lake Shore would like to
personally THANK all of our
Community Volunteers:
Dorothy Reinmuth, Pat
Meyer, Stanley Gatland,
Leslie Sampson, Deacon
Chris and the Holy Cross
Lutheran Church-your
dedication and time are so
much appreciated!
And of course we would like
to THANK our Resident
Volunteers:
Bill Pipes, Shirley Courtney,
Fran Carceillo, Dave
Goldstein and Mary Tayloryou all take great pride in
your volunteer positions and
we thank you for all you do!
-If you would like to be a
part of the Lake Shore’s
Volunteer Program please
see Bill Klein-Volunteer
Coordinator.
**Holiday Volunteer
Luncheon will be on
Tuesday December 9th at
Mama Lombardi’s.
Grandma Glo’s Joke Column: Golden Years
December
Quote
“Holly and
mistletoe
Candles and
bells,
I know the
message
That each of
you tells.”
~ Leland B.
Jacobs
After a meeting several days ago, I
couldn’t find my keys. I quickly gave
myself a personal “TSA Pat Down.”
They weren’t in my pockets.
Suddenly I realized I must have left
them in the car. Frantically,
I headed for the parking lot. My
husband has scolded me many times
for leaving my keys in the car’s
ignition.
He’s afraid that the car could be
stolen. As I looked around the parking
lot, I realized he was right.
The parking lot was empty. I
immediately called the police. I gave
them my location, confessed that I
had left the keys in the car, and that it
had been stolen.
Then I made the most difficult call to
my husband:
“I left my keys in the car and it’s been
stolen.”
There was a moment of silence. I
thought the call had been
disconnected, but then I heard his
voice.
“Are you kidding me?” he barked,
“I dropped you off!”
Now it was my turn to be silent.
Embarrassed, I said, “Well, come and
get me.”
He retorted, “I will, as soon as I
convince this cop that I didn’t steal
your damn car!”
Welcome to the golden years…..
For many families, the
tradition of decorating a
gingerbread house is an
annual holiday event. Little
do they know that they are
participating in a tradition
that is centuries old.
Though the English are
credited with being the first
to bake and sell gingerbread
when they introduced the
Gingerbread Man, they
weren’t the first people in
Europe to bake this unique
treat. In fact, it was an
Armenian Monk who is
actually credited for bringing
gingerbread to Europe back
in the 10th century. . In the
16th century, gingerbread
was also available for
purchase in farmers’ markets
and pharmacies. It wasn’t
until gingerbread found its
way to Britain that it started
being painted. It was
displayed in shop windows
and became the popular
holiday treat we now know
today.
Though decorating
gingerbread cookies had
become a growing trend, the
popular activity of
decorating gingerbread
houses didn’t take hold until
the publishing of Hansel and
Gretel by the Brothers
Grimm. This well-known
German tale also resulted
in German settlers bringing
gingerbread to America,
where it continues to be
popular today.
***Lake Shore’s
Annual Gingerbread
House Competition will
take place on Tuesday
December 2nd.
Easy Gingerbread Cookie Recipe
Radio City
City Christmas Spectacular
There is no better show to see this
holiday than the classic Radio City
Christmas Spectacular! It is a one of
a kind celebration for sharing with
family, friends and loved ones.
Come see this amazing show that is
gauranteed to get you into the
Holiday Spirit!
The Gingerbread House History…
Date: Wednesday December 17th 2014
Time: Bus leaves Lake Shore at 8:00am
Cost: $180 per person includes:
Transportation w/Hampton Jitney,
Orchestra Seats & Lunch at Pietrasanta
(683 9th Avenue)
Lake Shore’s Holiday Parties
Parties
Holiday Party
New Year’s Eve Count Down Party
Tuesday December 23rd
Welcome in 2015
5:00pm Special Dinner
11:30am Musical Entertainment
Choice of Eggplant or Chicken Parm.
Magic Music-Jim Papa
w/Rigatoni & Garlic
11:59am Count Down & Champagne Toast
Christmas Cannoli Dream
with the Lake Shore Staff
5:30pm “A Caroloke Holiday Extravaganza” 12:00pm Special Lunch
w/Rob and his beautiful wife Debbie
3 Meat Lasagna
6:00pm A visit from Santa Claus & Picture
Garden Salad & Garlic Bread
*Family and Friends are welcome to join us for
Bread Pudding w/Ice Cream
this event. Must RSVP to the Main Office by 12/18/14
1 pkg. Jell-O butterscotch pudding mix (not instant)
3/4 cup margarine
3/4 cup packed brown sugar
1 egg
2 1/4 cups flour
1 t. baking soda
3 t. ground ginger
1 1/2 t. cinnamon
Cream pudding mix with margarine and sugar. Add egg; blend well. Combine
remaining ingredients; blend into pudding mixture. Chill dough until firm, about 10
mins. Roll out on floured board until about 1/4-inch thick. Cut with cookie cutters.
Place on lightly greased cookie sheets. Bake at 350°F for 10–12 mins. Remove from
oven and cool on wire rack. Decorate as desired.
Lake Shore’s “Little Free Library”
The Lake Shore Assisted
~You return and bring
-O
Living Facility is excited
books to contribute when
to be the Steward for the
Little Free Library on
behalf of our neighbors
and our community! The
way it works is simple:
~We initially stock the
LFL with a variety of
good quality books that
we hope will interest our
neighbors.
~You stop by and take
whatever catches your
fancy
you can
~LFL books are always a
gift-never for sale!
Because of communities
like ours, the Little Free
Library movement has
rapidly grown. Many
Libraries have been
installed and thousands of
books shared around the
country as well as around
the world. Little Free
Library’s mission is to:
Promote literacy
and the love of
reading by
building free book
exchange
worldwide.
• To build a sense of
community as we
share skills,
creativity and
wisdom across
generations.
Donations accepted
in the front office…
•
What’s Lucky
in December?
Lucky Color:
Royal Blue
Lucky Day:
Thursday
Lucky
Number: 5
Lucky Letters:
A and S
Lucky Animal:
Reindeer
Welcome to the Neighborhood
The Lake Shore staff is dedicated to
making sure you feel at home.
We’ve had several residents move
in this month and we’d like to
extend a special welcome to those
folks who are new to our
community.
Lake Shore’s New Residents
Notable
Quotable
Josephine T-Room 105
Frances B-Room 210
Celestina C-Room 215
Viola D-Room 215
Patrick W-Room 216A
Helen G-Room 247
Kendal K-Room 301
Joseph S-Room 325
New Resident Welcome Tea
Monday December 29th at 4:00pm
in the 2nd Floor Cocktail Lounge.
Come discover your new home.
Refer a Friend Program
Wouldn’t you love to have your
friends as your neighbors? So would
we! And we’ll reward you with $500
off your next monthly payment for
recommending Lake Shore. Make
sure your friends list you as their
referral. Speak with Lori Brandt or
Christine Klein for more details.
Keeping Healthy for the Holidays
By the first of December,
the holiday season is
already well underway.
It’s a season of feasts and
parties, tempting desserts,
and freely flowing drinks.
Combine this steady
eating with harsh and
discouraging weather, and
it is not uncommon to
suddenly pack on a few
extra pounds. Fortunately,
there are ways to both
enjoy the holidays
and stay fit well into the
new year. Despite our best
intentions to eat light, it is
near impossible to resist a
full holiday table with all
the trimmings. The trick is
not to “save” your appetite
before the big meal. Don’t
skip breakfast and lunch.
Instead, have four to six
mini-meals throughout the
day to sustain your
metabolism and keep
burning calories. Then you
will be less likely to
overeat. To increase a
feeling of fullness and
reduce your appetite, eat
water-based foods that are
low in calories, such as
brothy soups, fruits, and
vegetables. Also, when
dinner arrives, eat slowly.
It takes at least 20 minutes
for your stomach to signal
to your brain that it is full.
Maintaining an exercise
routine may be the most
important factor in staying
fit. Make a point of
exercising before the big
meal or holiday party.
Often you can even find
holiday-themed
community events like
Turkey Trots or Jingle
Jogs.
Quote
“I’ve never
been one to bet
on the
weather.”
~ J. Paul Getty
(born December
15, 1892)
Resident of the Month: Betty Mauer
Our Resident of the month is Mrs. Betty Mauer.
Betty was born at St. Catherine’s Hospital on
Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn, NY. Betty was
an only child, her father was a N.Y. City
Patrolman. Her mom was a stay at home
mother.
Bettys’ maternal grandmother, Elizabeth Kelly,
lived with the family. Betty’s mother had a
rheumatic heart and really needed her help to
care for her family. When Betty was 12 her
mother passed away. Within a few years
Betty’s father married again. This was a
dilemma because Betty wanted to stay with her
grandmother.
Betty had to go before a judge. The judge tried
to put Betty at ease by asking her age and
asking about school. Then he quickly asked
“why do you want to live with your
grandmother?” Betty quickly piped up
“because my grandmother needs me!” Case
closed the judge ordered her dad to pay child
support to her grandmother. Betty and her
grandmother were very close.
Betty met her husband Lawrence at Grover
Cleveland High School. They became
boyfriend and girlfriend in their sophomore
year. Lawrence left high school in his junior
year to join the Navy.
Betty and Lawrence corresponded when
Lawrence was sent to the South Pacific. His
ship was based in the Philippines.
Betty and Lawrence resumed their relationship
when he was discharged. They were married
in 1947. Betty’s grandmother came to live
with them in Middle Village. They all moved
to Massapequa in 1959. Betty and Lawrence
lived there for 35 years.
Lawrence worked for the NY City Department
of Sanitation. Betty went back to working at a
bank after her two children went off to school.
She had been a bookkeeper for five years
before marrying.
Betty has one daughter Maureen, who brings
us flowers from her garden group sometimes.
She also has one son, Lawrence. Betty was
blessed with six grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
Betty and Lawrence sold their house in
Massapequa and moved to La Bon Vie in
Patchogue. Unfortunately Lawrence passed
away in 1999. Betty eventually came to Lake
Shore from a rehab in Smithtown.
Betty can be found playing BINGO every day!
She also enjoys attending our parties and many
of our religious services.
Betty is thankful at this Christmas Season to
have found a home at Lake Shore. She is also
happy to be blessed with a wonderful
roommate, Angie Hranicka.
Celebrate Lake Shore’s December Birthdays
If you were born between
December 1–21, you are
Sagittarius, the Archer.
Archers are optimistic,
energetic, generous, and
honest. They enjoy
exploration and keep an
open mind during new
encounters. Those born
between December 22–31
are Capricorns, the Goat.
Capricorns are the most
stable and serious signs of
the zodiac. Reliable,
resourceful, and
determined, they make
excellent leaders and
managers.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Virginia M-December 1st
Michael A-December 3rd
Rosario D-December 6th
Jeanne S-December 6th
Marie N-December 8th
Nancy M-December 9th
Louis K-December 12th
th
Margaret N-December 15
Phyllis O-December 15th
Anthony P-December 18th
Louis S-December 19th
John S-December 22nd
Howard M-December 24th
Carmela R-December 24th
situation. You can get
jealous (lime green with
envy), but you are true in
love. You have the kind of
personality that makes
everyone trust and like
you.
December 23: Olive
December Color
“Olive” people are kind,
Personalities
cheerful, warm, and
December 1–2: Beige
lighthearted. They seem to
People born under this
get along well with friends
color are active and sporty. and family.
They don’t hold a grudge
December 24–31: Purple
and adjust easily to new
Those born “purple” are
situations.
mysterious, popular, and
December 3–12: Aqua
unselfish. You are curious
“Aqua” people can change and easily interested in
their feelings suddenly and things.
easily. They are truthful
and generally believe in
Monthly Birthday Party
other people. They like
w/George Maselli
adventure and love to
Saturday December 13th
travel.
December 13–22: Lime
Birthday Breakfast
If you were born “lime,”
Wednesday December 24th
you appear calm even
when you are in a stressful
“You can
always become
better.”
~ Tiger Woods
(born
December
30, 1975)
Special Events for December
Dec. 1st-Holiday Tunes &
Treats w/Jamal
Dec. 2nd-Gingerbread
House Competition
Dec. 7th-Christmas
Caroling w/Holy Cross
Dec. 10th-Judy Garland
Home for the Holidays
Dec. 13th-December
Birthday Party w/George
Dec. 17th-Hanukkah
Sunday
Activity Areas:
B=Bus
ICS=Ice Cream Shop
MD=Main Dining Room
SD=Small Dining Room
MO=Main Office
PL=Piano Lounge
1L=1st Floor Lounge
2L=2nd Floor Lounge
CL=Cocktail Lounge
3R=3rd Floor Rec. Room
C=Courtyard
P=Porch in front of building
Activity Staff:
Recreation Director:
BK=Bill Klein
Recreation Assistants:
EB=Eileen Blanchard
JM=Josephine Murphy
JD=James DiVita
MC=Maria Cosenza
RV=Resident Volunteer
Community Volunteers:
Dorothy Reinmuth:
Psalms Hymns & Songs
Pat Meyer: Communion
Service & Rosary
Deacon Chris: Holy
Cross Lutheran Service
Stanley Gatland:
Pet Therapy w/Sally
Thursday @3:00pm
Leslie Sampson:
Pet Therapy w/Daisy
Sunday @ 1:30pm
Beauty Parlor
Tuesdays, Thursdays &
Fridays
9:00am-3:00pm
*All activities are subject to change
*All trips are weather permitting.
Tuesday
8:45 Breakfast at IHop-B/BK
9:15 Exercise To Music-2L/EB
10:00Shopping at Dollar Store-B
10:00 Chair Volleyball-CL/EB
10:15 Weekly Chronicles-2L/EB
10:00 King Kullen-B/BK
11:00 Waist Watchers/Walking-C/EB 10:00 Rosary & Communion-2L
1:00 BINGO-2L/EB
11:00 Chat & Color w/Eileen-1L
2:00 Holiday Tunes & Treats
1:30 Annual Gingerbread House
w/Jamal Risbrook-MD
Competition (Staff & Residents)-2L
3:00 Happy Hour-CL/EB
2:30 Penny BINGO-2L/EB
3:30 Daily Horoscopes w/Eileen-CL 3:00 Happy Hour-CL/EB
4:00 Holiday-Share a Thought-2L/EB 4:00 Wii Bowling-2L/EB
6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV
1 6:00 Psalms, Hymns & Songs-2L 2
9:15 Holiday Door Decoration
& Holiday Card Pictures-2L
Celebration w/Rabbi Moss &
Radio City Christmas Show
Dec. 23rd-Annual Holiday
Party Karaoke & Special
Guests
Dec. 25th-Merry Christmas
Dec. 31st-New Years Eve
Count Down Party w/Jim
Monday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
9:00 Coffee & Crosswords-ICS/JM
9:30 Chair Yoga-2L/JM
10:00 Hallway Bowling-CL/BK
11:00 BINGO-2L/JM
12:00 Lunch at Boston Market
1:30 Sight Seeing Adventure-B
3:00 Drink of the Day-CL/JM
4:00 Roulette for Prizes-CL/JM
6:00 Big Screen Movie:
“Pearl Harbor”(2001)-MD
6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV
3
9:00 Coffee Social-ICS
9:15 Zumba Gold w/Joy-2L
10:00 King Kullen/Cleaners-B/BK
11:00 BINGO-2L/JM
12:15 Delicious Dessert Sale-MD
1:00 Trip to Sachem Library-B
3:00 Happy Hour-CL/JM
3:30 Gingerbread House VOTING
4:00 Wii Games-2L/JM
5:30 Holiday Light Seeing
Adventure-B/BK
4
9:15 Coloring & Tunes w/Josephine-2L
10:00 Rosary Prayer-2L
10:00 Roulette-CL/JM
10:30 Classical Piano Music w/Jeff
11:30 Mega Million Tickets-See Denise
1:00 Shake Rattle Roll to Music-2L
1:30 December IQ Test-2L/JM
2:00 BINGO-2L/JM
3:00 Happy Hour-CL/JM
4:00 Wii Games-2L/JM
5:00 Italian Take-In (Place order by 3)
9:15 Nail Painting by Eileen
10:00 Holiday Avon Sale-Lobby
10:30 News & Views w/Eileen-CL
11:00 BINGO-2L/EB
11:30Lunch at Chinese Buffet-B
1:00 Arts & Crafts-2L/EB
2:00 Root Beer Floats & Holiday
9:15 Zumba Gold w/Joy-2L
10:00 Waldbaums-B/BK
11:00 BINGO-2L/JM
9:00 Coffee Social-ICS
9:30 Chat & Color-2L/RV
8:00 Radio City Christmas
Spectacular & Lunch
w/Hampton Jitney($180)-B/BK
9:00Coffee & Crosswords-ICS/JM
9:30 Chair Yoga-2L/JM
11:00 Hanukkah Celebration
w/Rabbi Moss-2L
2:00 BINGO-2L/JM
3:00 Drink of the Day-CL/JM
4:00 Roulette for Prizes -CL/JM
6:30 Poker Game-3R /RV
17
Ugly Holiday Sweater Contest
9:15 Zumba Gold w/Joy-2L
9:30 King Kullen/Cleaners-B/BK
11:00 BINGO-2L/JM
12:15 Delicious Dessert Sale-MD
3:00 Happy Hour-CL/JM
9:15 Coloring & Tunes w/Josephine-2L
Christmas Eve
8:00 Birthday Breakfast-MD
9:00Coffee & Word Game-ICS/JM
9:30 Chair Yoga-2L/JM
10:00 Hallway Bowling-CL/BK
11:00 BINGO-2L/JM
Christmas Day
9:00 Coffee & Donuts-1L
11:15 Holy Cross Lutheran
Church Christmas Service-2L
12:00 Special Christmas
Lunch-MD
1:00 Movie: It’s a Wonderful
Life-2L
Kwanza Begins
9:00 Coffee Social-ICS
9:15 Coloring & Tunes w/Josephine-2L
10:00 Roulette-CL/JM
10:30 Classical Piano Music w/Jeff
1:00 Shake Rattle Roll to Music-2L
1:30 Dec. Category Trivia-2L/JM
2:00 BINGO-2L/JM
3:00 Happy Hour-CL/JM
4:00 Beginner Wii-2L/JM
6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV
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9:15 Workshop w/Eileen-2L
10:00 Shopping at K*Mart-B/BK
10:15 Mass at St. Joseph’s-B/JD 10:15 Weekly Chronicles-2L/EB
11:00 Lutheran Service-2L
10:45 Do You Remember?-2L/EB
1:00 BINGO-2L/RV
11:30 Lunch at Pastrami & Friends
1:30 Word Search Competition: 1:00 Hand Weights w/Eileen-2L
“Christmas Carols”-CL
2:00 Jackpot BINGO-2L/EB
2:00Movie: Holiday Inn-2L
3:00 Happy Hour-CL/EB
2:30 Crocheting Club w/Maria 3:00 Shopping at Target-B/BK
2:30 Happy Hour-CL/MC
14 4:00 Poetry Group-2L/EB
3:00Homemade Cookies Social-MD 6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV
15
9:15 Exercise To Music-2L/EB
10:00 Chair Volleyball-CL/EB
10:00 King Kullen-B/BK
10:00 Rosary & Communion-2L
11:00 Chat & Color w/Eileen-1L
11:30 Holiday Volunteer Thank You
Luncheon at Mama Lombardi’s-B
6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV
Hanukkah (December 16-24)
9:15 Exercise to Music-2L/EB
10:00 King Kullen-B/BK
10:00 Rosary & Communion-2L
11:00 Chat & Color w/Eileen-2L
11:30 Shopping Shopping Shopping
at the Smith Haven Mall(4hrs)-B
1:00 “Light Hearted Humor”-2L
2:00 Prize BINGO-2L/EB
3:00 Happy Hour-CL/EB
4:00 Wii Bowling-2L/EB
6:00 Psalms, Hymns & Songs-2L 16
Winter Begins
9:30 Chat & Color-2L/RV
10:15 Mass at St. Joseph’s-B/JD
11:00 Lutheran Service-2L
1:30 Word Search Competition“Famous Dec. Birthdays”-CL
2:00 Movie: A Bing Crosby
Christmas Show-2L
2:30 Crocheting Club w/Maria
2:30 Happy Hour-CL/MC
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3:00Homemade Cookies Social-MD
9:15 Exercise To Music-2L/EB
10:00 Chair Volleyball-CL/EB
10:00 King Kullen-B/BK
10:00 Rosary & Communion-2L
11:00Waist Watchers/Walking-C/EB
11:00 Chat & Color w/Eileen-2L
1:00 Hand Weights w/Eileen-2L 1:00 Discuss: “A Man and his Toys”
1:15 Creative Ministries Presents 2:00 Penny BINGO-2L/EB
Peter Pan The Musical($22)-B 3:00 Happy Hour-CL/EB
2:00 Jackpot BINGO-2L/EB
5:00 Holiday Special Dinner
3:00 Happy Hour-CL/EB
5:30 “A Caroloke Holiday Party”
w/Rob & Special Guests
4:00 Holiday Sing Along-2L/EB
6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV
22 6:00 Visit from Santa & Pictures 23
9:30 Chat & Color-2L/RV
10:15 Mass at St. Joseph’s-B/JD
11:00 Holy Cross
Lutheran Service-2L
1:00 BINGO-2L/RV
1:30Word Search Competition-CL
2:00 Movie: “Scrooge”-2L/MC
2:30 Crocheting Club w/Maria
2:30 Happy Hour-CL/MC
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3:00Homemade Cookies Social-MD
9:15 Brunch in the Courtyard
Egg Sandwiches & More…-CL
10:00Shopping at Dollar Store-B
10:15 Weekly Chronicles-2L/EB
9:15 Workshop w/Eileen-2L
10:00Shopping at Wal*Mart-B
10:15 Weekly Chronicles-2L/EB
9:15 Exercise To Music-2L/EB
10:00 Chair Volleyball-CL/EB
10:00 King Kullen-B/BK
10:00 Rosary & Communion-2L
11:00 Waist Watchers/Walking-C/EB 11:00 Chat & Color w/Eileen-2L
12:00 Lunch at California Pizza 1:00 Story: Holiday Travel-2L/EB
1:30 New Years Resolutions-2L/EB
1:00 Hand Weights w/Eileen-2L
2:00 Penny BINGO-2L/EB
2:00 Jackpot BINGO-2L/EB
3:00
Happy Hour-CL/EB
3:00 Happy Hour-CL/EB
4:00
Wii
Bowling-2L/EB
4:00 New Resident Tea-CL/EB
6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV
29 6:00 Psalms, Hymns & Songs-2L 30
1:00 Wii Bowling-2L/EB
2:00 Movie: Abbott & Costello
Christmas-2L
3:00 Drink of the Day-CL/JM
6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV
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New Years Eve
9:00Coffee & Word Game-ICS/JM
9:15 Chair Yoga-2L/JM
11:30 New Years Eve Count
Down Party w/Jim-MD
12:00 Special Luncheon-MD
1:00 BINGO-2L/JM
2:00 Resident Council Meeting-2L
3:00 Happy Hour: “Cheers to A
Happy New Year”-CL
6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV
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9:15 Coloring & Tunes w/Josephine-2L
10:00 Rosary Prayer-2L
10:00 Roulette-CL/JM
12:15 Delicious Dessert Sale-MD 10:30 Classical Piano Music w/Jeff
11:30 Mega Million Tickets-See Denise
1:00 Holiday Movie Surprise
1:00 Shake Rattle Roll to Music-2L
“Christmas at Radio City”-2L
1:30 Random Trivia-2L/JM
2:00 Chef Chris’s Dessert
Sampling-MD
2:00 BINGO-2L/JM
3:00 Happy Hour-CL/JM
3:00 Happy Hour-CL/JM
4:00 Wii Games-2L/JM
4:00 Wii Games-2L/JM
5:30 Holiday Light Seeing
5:00 Chinese Take In (Place order by 3)
Adventure Ride-B/BK 11 6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV
Music w/Tommy & Patti Bruno-MD
3:30 Wii Games-2L/EB
4:00 “What Am I?”-2L/EB
5 6:00 Classic Movies-1L
9:00 Coffee & Crosswords-ICS/JM
9:30 Chair Yoga-2L/JM
10:00 Jo-Cara Jewelry Sale
11:00 Waist Watchers/Walking-C/EB
10:00 Hallway Bowling-CL/BK
12:30 Island 16 Cinema: “Silver
11:00 Home for the Holidays
Screen Classic Movie”($2)-B/BK
w/Judy Garland/High Tea
1:00 Hand Weights w/Eileen-2L
1:30 Word Search Competition:
1:00 “The Gift of the Magi”-2L Luncheon Performance($50)-B
“Searching for December” -CL 2:00 BINGO-2L/EB
11:00 BINGO-2L/JM
2:00 Penny BINGO-2L/EB
2:00 Movie: White Christmas-2L 3:00 Happy Hour-CL/EB
3:00
Drink of the Day-CL/JM
3:00 Happy Hour-CL/EB
2:30 Happy Hour-CL/MC
7 3:30 Daily Horoscopes w/Eileen-CL
4:00
Roulette
for Prizes-CL/JM
4:00 Wii Bowling-2L/EB
4:00 Design Holiday Cards-2L/EB
3:00Homemade Cookies Social-MD
6:30
Poker
Game-3R/RV
10
6:00
Psalms,
Hymns
&
Songs-2L
9
6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV
8
9:30 Chat & Color-2L/RV
10:15 Mass at St. Joseph’s-B/JD
11:00 Lutheran Service-2L
12:15 Christmas Sing Along
w/Holy Cross Youth-MD
1:00 BINGO-2L/RV
9:15 Learn to Paint w/Eileen-2L
10:00Shopping at Wal*Mart-B
10:15 Weekly Chronicles-2L/EB
Wednesday
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6
9:15 Nail Painting by Eileen
10:00 Deepwells Holiday Boutique-B
10:30 News & Views w/Eileen-CL
11:00 BINGO-2L/EB
11:15 Scratch off Tickets-MO/EB
1:00 Arts & Crafts-2L/EB
2:00 December’s Birthday Party
w/George Maselli-MD
3:30 Wii Games-2L/EB
4:00 “Who Are We?”2L/EB
6:00 Classic Movies-1L
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9:15 Nail Painting by Eileen
10:30 News & Views w/Eileen-CL
10:00 Roulette-CL/JM
10:30 Classical Piano Music w/Jeff 11:15 Scratch off Tickets-MO/BK
1:00 Holiday Gift Wrapping
1:00 Shake Rattle Roll to Music-2L
w/Eileen-2L/EB
1:30 Jeopardy Trivia-2L/JM
2:00
BINGO-2L/EB
2:00 BINGO-2L/JM
3:30 Make Your Own Personal
3:00 Make Your Own Sundaes-MD
Pizza for Dinner w/Chef Chris
3:00 Happy Hour-CL/JM
3:30
Wii Games-2L/EB
4:00 Wii Games-2L/JM
3:30 “What Am I?”CL/JM
4:00
“Who Am ?”-2L/EB
5:30 Holiday Light Seeing
4:00 Beginner Wii-2L/JM
6:00
Classic Movies-1L
20
Adventure-B/BK
18 6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV
19
25
10:00 Rosary Prayer-2L
9:15 Nail Painting by Eileen
10:00 Bagels & Juice-CL/BK
10:30 News & Views w/Eileen-CL
11:00 Travelogue-Where?-2L
11:15 Scratch off Tickets-MO/EB
1:00 Arts & Crafts-2L/EB
2:00 BINGO-2L/EB
3:00 Make Your Own Sundaes-MD
3:30 Wii Games-2L/EB
4:00 “Dino & Vino”-2L/EB
6:00 Classic Movies-1L
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