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11525 Farmington Road | Livonia | Michigan | 48150 (734) 425-3050 | americanhouse.com American House Livonia July 2016 Your Friendly American House Livonia Staff Cathy Felkins Executive Director Jennifer Barr Assistant Director Tee Dolphin Life Enrichment Director Yolanda Jordan Culinary Supervisor Sheliah Trafelet Housekeeping Supervisor Royal Powell Maintenance Supervisor Paulette Nicpon Night/Weekend Mgr Angela Jackson-Johnson Night/Wknd. Mgr Rebecca Ferasin Night/Weekend Mgr IMPORTANT NUMBERS Front Office (734) 425-3050 The Medical Team (734) 261-6900 Amelia’s Salon (248) 798-1799 John (Driver) (734) 558-0493 American House Transportation Did you know we have a driver available to transport residents to medical appointments? John, our driver, is available to our community on Mondays. Please call him, at (734) 558-0493, to schedule transportation. He can transport residents within 10 miles of the building. WAYNE/WASHTENAW COUNTY PICNIC! Mark your calendars!!! The time has arrived for our annual county picnic. The county picnic will be held on July 8th from 10:30am-3:30pm at the Warrendale Shelter in Hines Park. There will be entertainment courtesy of Balancing Earth, games & prizes. Make sure you stick around till the end for the big raffle!! This year’s theme will be "Mexican Fiesta”!! Make sure you are in your “Mexican” themed attire!! We look forward to seeing you there!!

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  • 11525 Farmington Road | Livonia | Michigan | 48150(734) 425-3050 | americanhouse.com

    American House Livonia

    July 2016Your Friendly American HouseLivonia Staff

    Cathy Felkins Executive DirectorJennifer Barr Assistant DirectorTee Dolphin Life Enrichment DirectorYolanda Jordan Culinary SupervisorSheliah Trafelet Housekeeping

    SupervisorRoyal Powell Maintenance SupervisorPaulette Nicpon Night/Weekend MgrAngela Jackson-Johnson Night/Wknd. MgrRebecca Ferasin Night/Weekend Mgr

    IMPORTANT NUMBERSFront Office (734) 425-3050The Medical Team (734) 261-6900Amelia’s Salon (248) 798-1799John (Driver) (734) 558-0493

    American House TransportationDid you know we have a driver available to

    transport residents to medical appointments?John, our driver, is available to ourcommunity on Mondays. Please call him, at(734) 558-0493, to schedule transportation. Hecan transport residents within 10 miles ofthe building.

    WAYNE/WASHTENAW COUNTY PICNIC!Mark your calendars!!! The time has arrived for

    our annual county picnic. The county picnic will beheld on July 8th from 10:30am-3:30pm at theWarrendale Shelter in Hines Park. There will beentertainment courtesy of Balancing Earth, games &prizes. Make sure you stick around till the end for thebig raffle!! This year’s theme will be "MexicanFiesta”!! Make sure you are in your “Mexican”themed attire!! We look forward to seeing you there!!

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    FLAG DAY!

    Bobby T performed for FlagDay!

    FLAG DAYCELEBRATION!

    The American Flag!

    Jennie & Son!

    Pledge of Allegiance!

    Leonard showing his respect to our flag &country!

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    JULY OUTINGS!!7/8 Wayne/Washtenaw County Picnic, bus will leave at 10:00 am7/12 Lunch @ Red Lobster, bus will leave at 11:30 am7/14 Shopping @ Kmart, bus will leave at 2:00 pm7/18 Lunch @ Ten Yen Restaurant, bus will leave at 11:30 am7/22 Shopping @ Big Lots, bus will leave at 2:00 pm7/25 Lunch @ Logan’s Roadhouse, bus will leave at 11:30 am7/28 Shopping & Lunch @ Birch Run Outlets, bus will leave at 9:30 am

    DETROIT PRINCESSRIVERBOAT!!

    MARK YOUR CALENDAR!!On August 11th we will be

    heading to Downtown Detroit totake a cruise on the DetroitPrincess Boat. We will dance andlisten to the sounds of the Motownera while cruising on the river. Thecost of this outing is $37.00 whichincludes your lunch and beverages.This can be paid the day of or priorto August 11th. See Tee if you areinterested in cruising on the DetroitPrincess Boat.

    ArtsCraftsand

    BIRTHDAYS!

    RESIDENTBIRTHDAYS!!

    7/1 Mary F.7/1 John T.7/8 Elaine J.7/9 Norm G.7/13 Kathleen S.7/18 Hilda N.7/21 Mary Lou S.7/26 James B.7/28 Myra E.

    STAFFBIRTHDAYS!!

    7/3 Tee D.7/3 Lisa I.

    BIRTHDAYCELEBRATION!Please join us on July29th, at 2:00 p.m., inthe dining room aswe celebrate our

    residents whocelebrated a birthday

    this month!! Comeout and enjoy cake,ice cream and livemusic courtesy ofBobby T. Hope to

    see you there!

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    July 2016Livonia

    Exercise HealthOutingsEntertainmentSpecial EventsEvents

    Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

    Creative Arts Room (CA)Coffee Cafe (CC)Lobby (LO)Dining Room (DR)Outside (O)Inside (I)

    110:00 Balloon Volleyball (LO)10:30 Fellowship w/ Chaplain Eric (DR)1:00 Musical Melodies w/ Steve

    Kovich (LO)2:00 Rosary (DR)2:30 Mass (DR)3:30 Card Games (CC)7:10 Tigers @ Rays (CC)

    210:30 Exercise w/ Marsha

    (LO)1:00 Board Games (CC)2:30 Card Games (CA)4:10 Tigers @ Rays (CC)6:00 Movie Time (CA)

    311:30 Catholic Service (LO)1:00 Board Games (CC)2:30 Bingo (DR)6:00 Card Games (CC)

    Independence Day 410:00 Current Events w/Fox 2 News

    (CC)11:00 Card Games (CA)1:30 Walking Club (O)2:30 Board Games (CA)7:10 Tigers @ Indians (CC)

    510:00 Laughter & Wellness

    Program w/ Bonnie (LO)11:15 Creative Coloring (CA)

    1:30 Walking Club (O)2:00 Word Search (CA)3:00 Movie Time (CA)7:10 Tigers @ Indians (CC)

    610:00 Balloon Volleyball (LO)10:30 Coffee Club (CC)11:15 Word Search (CC)12:10 Tigers @ Indians (CC)

    2:00 Musical Melodies w/Dorothy Martin (LO)

    3:15 Board Games (CA)6:00 Movie Time (CA)

    710:00 Fit & Tone (LO)10:30 Coffee Club (CC)11:15 Creative Coloring (CA)

    1:30 Walking Club (O)2:15 Board Games (CA)6:00 Card Games (CA)7:07 Tigers @ Blue Jays (CC)

    810:00 Balloon Volleyball (LO)10:30 Wayne County Picnic10:45 Board Games (CA)

    1:30 Musical Melodies w/ DavidAlvarez (LO)

    3:30 Card Games (CC)7:07 Tigers @ Blue Jays (CC)

    99:30 Pet-A-Pet (LO)

    10:30 Exercise w/ Marsha(LO)

    1:07 Tigers @ Blue Jays (CA)2:30 Bingo (DR)6:00 Movie Time (CA)

    1011:30 Catholic Service (LO)1:00 Board Games (CC)2:30 Bingo (DR)6:00 Card Games (CC)

    1110:00 Balloon Volleyball (LO)10:30 Coffee Club (CC)11:15 Current Events (CA)

    1:30 Walking Club (O)2:15 Bingo (DR)3:15 Book Club (CA)

    1210:00 Fit & Tone (LO)10:30 Coffee Club (CC)11:30 Lunch @ Red Lobster

    1:30 Walking Club (O)2:15 Bingo (DR)3:15 Card Games (CA)6:00 Card Games (CA)

    1310:00 Balloon Volleyball (LO)10:30 Coffee Club (CC)11:15 Word Search (CC)

    1:30 Walking Club (O)2:00 Board Games (CA)3:00 Movie Time (CA)

    1410:00 Fit & Tone (LO)10:30 Coffee Club (CC)

    1:30 Walking Club (O)2:00 Shopping @ Kmart2:15 Creative Coloring (CA)3:00 Movie Time (CA)6:00 Board Games (CC)

    1510:00 Balloon Volleyball (LO)10:30 Fellowship w/ Chaplain

    Eric (DR)1:30 Walking Club (O)2:00 Musical Melodies w/ Craig

    Marsden (LO)3:30 Card Games (CC)7:08 Tigers vs Royals (CC)

    1610:30 Exercise w/ Marsha

    (LO)1:00 Board Games (CC)2:30 Card Games (CA)6:00 Movie Time (CA)7:08 Tigers @ Royals (CC)

    1711:30 Catholic Service (LO)1:00 Board Games (CC)2:30 Bingo (DR)6:00 Card Games (CC)

    1810:00 Balloon Volleyball (LO)10:30 Coffee Club (CC)11:30 Lunch @ Ten Yen

    Restaurant (O)1:30 Walking Club (O)2:30 Bingo (DR)3:30 Book Club (CA)

    National Daiquiri Day! 1910:00 Music Therapy (CC)11:15 Hangman (CC)1:30 Walking Club (O)2:15 Frozen Daiquiri Social

    (DR)3:15 Movie Time (CA)7:08 Tigers vs Twins (CC)

    2010:00 Balloon Volleyball (LO)10:30 Coffee Club (CC)11:15 Word Search (CC)1:08 Tigers vs Twins (CC)1:30 Walking Club (O)2:30 Ice Cream Social w/Live

    Entertainment (DR)3:30 Card Games (CA)

    2110:00 Fit & Tone (LO)10:30 Coffee Club (CC)11:15 Trivia (CC)

    1:30 Walking Club (O)2:00 Creative Coloring (CC)2:15 Manicures w/Tee (CA)3:00 Movie Time (CA)8:10 Tigers @ White Sox (CC)

    2210:00 Balloon Volleyball (LO)10:30 Coffee Club (CC)11:15 Blurt (CC)2:00 Musical Melodies w/ Kelly

    Miller (LO)2:00 Shopping @ Big Lots3:30 Card Games (CC)8:10 Tigers @ White Sox (CC)

    2310:30 Exercise w/ Marsha

    (LO)1:00 Board Games (CC)2:30 Bingo (DR)6:00 Movie Time (CA)7:10 Tigers @ White Sox (CC)

    2411:30 Catholic Service (LO)1:00 Board Games (CC)2:30 Bingo (DR)6:00 Card Games (CC)

    3111:30 Catholic Service (LO)1:00 Board Games (CC)2:30 Bingo (DR)6:00 Card Games (CC)

    2510:00 Balloon Volleyball (LO)10:30 Coffee Club (CC)11:30 Lunch @ Logan’s

    Roadhouse1:30 Walking Club (O)2:30 Bingo (DR)3:30 Book Club (CA)

    2610:00 Fit & Tone (LO)11:15 Hangman (CC)1:30 Walking Club (O)2:00 Bingo (DR)3:00 Arts & Crafts (CA)7:10 Tigers @ Red Sox (CC)

    2710:00 Balloon Volleyball (LO)10:30 Coffee Club (CC)11:15 Word Search (CC)

    1:30 Walking Club (O)1:35 Tigers @ Red Sox (CC)2:15 Bingo (DR)3:15 Book Club (CA)6:00 Movie Time (CA)

    289:30 Shopping & Lunch Outing

    @ Birch Run10:00 Current Events w/Fox 2 News

    (CC)10:30 Coffee Club (CC)

    1:30 Walking Club (O)2:00 Card Games (CA)6:00 Board Games (CC)

    2910:00 Balloon Volleyball (LO)10:30 Fellowship w/ Chaplain

    Eric (DR)2:00 Birthday Celebration w/

    Live Entertainment (DR)3:30 Card Games (CC)7:08 Tigers vs Astros (CC)

    3010:30 Exercise w/ Marsha

    (LO)1:00 Board Games (CC)2:30 Card Games (CA)6:00 Movie Time (CA)7:08 Tigers @ Astros (CC)

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    EAGLE!

    Wild World:Bald Eagle

    These majesticbirds can be foundthroughout most ofNorth America butare most abundant inAlaska and Canada.The “bald” part oftheir name is inspiredby the white featherson their head; theirtail feathers are alsowhite, while the restof their body isbrown. Femaleeagles are slightlylarger than males,with a wingspan ofabout 7 feet. Baldeagles live aroundbodies of water, withfish making up themajority of their diet.The nest of a baldeagle pair, which canweigh as much as aton and measure upto 8 feet across, isamong the largest ofthe world’s birds. Thebald eagle has beenthe national emblemof the U.S. since1782.

    SENIOR OLYMPICS!!During the week of August

    8th-12th, American House WayneCounty communities will host ourfirst Senior Olympics. The openingceremony will be held on August 8thwith the first kickoff event to follow at10:15 am. The categories for theOlympics this year are as follows;

    Bean Bag Toss, Frisbee Throw,Softball Throw and Football Throw;will be held on Monday, August 8th,at 10:15 am (Location; AHDearborn Heights)

    Trivia Challenge; will be held onTuesday, August 9th, at 2:00 pm(Location; AH Westland Venoy)

    Wii Bowling will be held onWednesday, August 10th, at 10:00am (Location; AH Riverview)

    Creative Writing: will be held onThursday, August 11th, at 10:00am (Location; AH WestlandHunter)

    Photography, Crafts and TheArts (Painting): will be held onThursday, August 11th, at 2:00pm (Location; Ah Westland Joy)

    Award Ceremony and IceCream Social: will be held onFriday, August 12th, at 2:30 pm(Location; AH Livonia)

    If you are interested in any of theSenior Olympic Events, please seeTee to sign up. We will be orderingT-Shirts for all the residents whoparticipate in this year events. Thedeadline to sign up for these eventsis July 18th, 2016.

    LUNCH OUTINGS!!Please remember if you are interested in going on the Lunch Outing Trips, see

    Tee to sign up. We want to ensure we have the proper transportation.

    7/12 Red Lobster Lunch Outing7/18 Ten Yen Lunch Outing7/25 Logan’s Roadhouse Outing7/28 Birch Run & Lunch @ Tony’s Outing

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    Eat Sweet Potatoes forGood Health!

    By Brian K. Rosso, R.D.Sweet potatoes are a great addition

    to any meal. I hope you find theinformation in this article informativeand interesting.

    • Sweet potatoes can bepurchased year-round.

    • In 1920, the average Americanate 31 pounds of sweet potatoesper year. In 2007, the averageAmerican ate 5.3 pounds.

    • Forty percent of the sweetpotatoes grown in the UnitedStates come from North Carolina.The crop grows best in warmclimates with plenty of sunshine.

    • Most sweet potatoes are grownwithout the addition of anypesticides.

    • Individuals living in Taiwanprepare and eat the leaves of thesweet potato plant.

    • Street vendors in China sellbaked sweet potatoes to thepublic during the winter months.

    • Three-fourths of a cup of sweetpotato provides 155 calories, 0grams of fat, and 3 grams ofprotein. It’s also a great source ofvitamin C, fiber and potassium.

    Sweet potatoes are on theAmerican House menu. They areserved baked, mashed or even in apie. Stop by a local American Houseand enjoy some sweet potatoes.

    Favorite Frosty TreatsWith a clanging bell or a happy

    tune to announce their arrival, icecream trucks have served frozennovelties for generations. Here aresome time-tested favorites:

    Ice cream sandwiches. A New YorkCity pushcart peddler is credited withinventing the ice cream sandwich in1899. For a penny, the vendor placeda scoop of vanilla ice cream betweentwo graham wafers, offering a newway to enjoy the frozen treat onthe go.

    Popsicles. An 11-year-old Californiaboy named Frank Eppersonaccidentally made culinary history in1905 by leaving a cup of water withpowdered soda and a stirring stickout overnight. The concoction froze,and the popsicle was born. About twodecades later, Epperson sold hispatent for the “frozen drink on astick,” and it took off acrossthe country.

    Ice cream bars. In 1920, a youngboy walked into the Iowa shop ofChristian Kent Nelson and couldn’tdecide whether to spend his nickel onice cream or a chocolate bar. SoNelson began working on a way tocombine the two, and after weeks ofwork, he created the chocolate-coated ice cream bar.

    You Should Know

    Welc meNew Residents

    Betty Lou.Marge H.

    Ted R.“AL” T.

    Donald S.Larry & Myra E.

    AMHCAdvanced MedicalHouse Calls is here

    on Wednesdays.To Schedule a visitcall (810) 853-5875.

    Dr. HowellDr. Howell will be

    here on August 19that 10:30 a.m.

    AIRCONDITIONERS

    When putting inyour request tohave your airconditioner installedin your window,please make surethat the area youstore your airconditioner in isclear andaccessible to get toyour AC unit.

  • July 2016

    Batter Up!

    Baseball is known as America’s pastime, and the game has been the

    subject of many movies over the years. Here’s a lineup of some

    famous flicks set on the ballfield.

    Year Movie Stars

    1942 “The Pride of the Yankees” Gary Cooper

    1957 “Fear Strikes Out” Anthony Perkins

    1976 “The Bad News Bears” Walter Matthau, Tatum O’Neal

    1984 “The Natural” Robert Redford

    1989 “Field of Dreams” Kevin Costner

    1992 “A League of Their Own” Geena Davis, Tom Hanks

    2011 “Moneyball” Brad Pitt

    2013 “42” Chadwick Boseman

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