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July 2015
Saturday, July 4, 13 p.m.
Join your dining room staff on the patio forour Fourth of July
BBQ event. Hamburger, hot
dogs and BBQ style chicken with all thefixings. (Meal tickets
can be purchased at the
front desk for friends and family.)
Friday, July 17, at 11:30 a.m.
Summer Indoor Picnic (Center)Join us in the cool indoors for our
annual
indoor summer picnic. Guarantee your seat bypicking up your FREE
admission ticket in the
Activity Department. Limited seating, sodont delay!!!
MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR (Cont. on Page 7)
Bev ArthurBev Arthur was born at Hollywood Presbyterian in
1929. She had no siblings, and her parents operated acreamery
and soda fountain. This was a family ownedand operated business in
Burlingame, CA. They startedby selling nickel burgers and ham and
eggs for aquarter. During the war years, her dad would make
icecream in the front of the store. One Thanksgiving, Bevsmom made
250 pies using only a Roper oven thatwould take four pies at a
time. During her school years,Bev would ride back home at noon time
to work thelunch rush.
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Happy
BirthdayResident Birthdays
July 1 Jean OngJuly 2 Bill FriedhoffJuly 3 Zema NihisherJuly 3
Bob DeatherageJuly 4 Helen RemingtonJuly 5 Reggie KnowlesJuly 5
Evogene StephensJuly 8 Bev ArthurJuly 9 Marianne ZachowJuly 11
Janet LoweJuly 12 Ben GooJuly 13 Levelyn GrahamJuly 14 Maxine
McGinnessJuly 15 Thelma SeppJuly 16 Cindy MorrisonJuly 20 Dottie
WeinmanJuly 21 Virginia FansherJuly 24 Eileen MoneyJuly 26 Larine
WardJuly 27 Helen MartinJuly 27 Veida LewisJuly 28 Bob MendezJuly
29 Dorothy CatalanelloJuly 31 Robert Duckworth
Employee BirthdaysJuly 2 Rozelle DavisJuly 2 JoHanna
PoertnerJuly 4 Milica PrtvarJuly 5 Mark BucaloJuly 7 Peter
MartinJuly 8 Mirissa VannJuly 10 Ryan CoolidgeJuly 11 Jennifer
WrightsmanJuly 14 Isabella Green
Welc meNew Residents
Margaret BrandsmaCenterview 2217
Sue SokatchSouthgate 1208
Virginia BanwartSouthgate 1315
Please Say a FriendlyHello When You See Our
New Neighbors!
Pete & Narcisa PereiraCenterview 2212
Dick & Lorraine PalmerNorthridge 3212
Carolyn Michael - GH 16
Welton PhillipsGarden Home 20
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Painting With Ann
Our Class Is Growing!!!Join us on July 14 and the 28th
at 1 p.m. in the Center. Anndoes a fantastic job with all
skill levels, and the residentslove her. Discover a skill
youthought you never had or just
come and have some fun!COME JOIN THE FUN!
Julys Resident BirthdayRecognition
Thursday, July 30, at6 p.m.
Join us this night as wecelebrate all July birthdays with
Entertainer Lenny Zazick.Cupcakes for all and prizes forthe July
Birthday babies. Comewish your neighbors a Happy
Birthday.EVERYONE IS WELCOME!!!
Second Quarter NewResident Welcome
Reception
July 8 at 2 p.m. inthe Center
Come welcome and learnabout all our new residents
who have moved to thecommunity this past quarter.Refreshment
will be served.
Residents FoodCommittee Meeting
Tuesday, July 7, at 2 p.m.in the Dining Room
All residents are welcome andencouraged to share their
thoughts and suggestions. Justanother way of providing the
best service to our community!
Your Opinion Matters!
Herberger LunchtimeTheater Performance
Wednesday, July 22, at11 a.m.
Improbable Theatre Companycelebrates the 25th Anniversary
of the Americans withDisabilities Act (ADA), inscene, song, and
dance. ToBOLDLY Go Where EveryoneElse Has Gone Before features
performers who do and do nothave disabilities who live lifeto
the fullest because the ADAhas afforded that opportunity.Be
prepared to laugh, cry, andpay tribute to the Americanswith
Disabilities Act, alongwith Improbable Theatre
Company! Cost is $14, whichincludes a lunch that is providedby
the Theater. Sign up and pay
in Activities.
With Sympathy2216 Fred BennettGH 3 Luther Kieffer1101 Louise
Rasmussen
Residents WhoHave Relocated
1115 Margaret Barham1129 Nancy Nims1315 Bob Brock1323 Audrey
Feeney3306 Pearl Walters3101 Fred Gutierrez
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MovieWatch
Friday, July 10, 1:30 p.m. (PG-13)
Friday, July 24, 1:30 p.m. (PG)
SpiritualCorner
Total VictoryThis Aug. 14 will be the 70th
anniversary of the celebration ofTotal Victory in 1945.
Thinkabout where you were at thattime... It is hard for
mygeneration to imagine what thatfeeling was, but I would guess
itwas like a giant cloud liftingfrom over your heads, and thesun
coming out to shine brightlyon your lives. Chris Welch and Iare
working on a specialcelebration on that day youdont want to
miss!
I suppose we seldom think ofwhat it was like on the otherside.
On an island near Okinawaa teenage boy named Kinjo wasassigned the
gruesomeresponsibility of making surenone of their people survived
tobe captives of the United States.In their culture it is
morehonorable to die than to becaptured. One of his peers cameover
the hill just before he tookhis own life and said, Lets stopall of
the killing, and as ithappened, they did. This wordspread, saving
many lives onthe island.
Kinjo and his friends stillfeared being captured by
theAmericans, so they hid andraided supplies of the US troopsfor
their food.
They were eventually capturedand put into the brig. After
twoweeks for an interpreter toarrive, Kinjo and hiscompanions
feared for theirlives. When the interpreterquestioned them, Kinjo
asked,When are you going to kill us?The interpreter assured
themthat they were not going to bekilled, but helped, with
food,with finding their families, andreestablishing the
community.Kinjo was totally surprised bythe mercy of his captors
andsaid, I guess my Japanesephilosophy has failed me. Notlong
after, Kinjo was the firstperson to be baptized in aDisciples of
Christ missionfounded on Okinawa, and hebecame a great leader in
thecongregation.
Total Victory means a lotmore than winning a war. It alsomeans
winning the peace afterthe guns fall silent. Some of themost
amazing work of this timewas done in the rebuilding ofcountries
that had just beendefeated. The work of GeneralGeorge Marshall in
Germany,and General Douglas MacArthurin Japan, went a long way
toaccomplishing that task, and attimes it was an expression oflove
for the enemy. Wheneverone of our occupying forces gavea piece of
candy or gum to ayoung resident, they made afriend forever. Total
Victory isworking together with Him tomake friends of all
nations.
Happy Fourth of July! Brad
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SMILE... You Are Caughton Camera :)
Look Out!!!! The NextPicture Could Be Yours!
If You Couldnt Make OurGarden Cafe Dedication,Here Are a Few
Pictures
of What You Missed!
COMING INAUGUST 2015
Yoga Balance With Jan
Mondays at 11 a.m. inthe Center
Jan is a certified Yogainstructor and has experience
teaching at seniorcommunities. She will teach a
low-impact way to increasestrength, flexibility and
balancethrough combined movement
with breath that is beneficial toanyone at any age. Even
those
with chronic conditions,weight issues or past injurieswill
notice increased range of
motion as well as a morepositive state of being.
Health
Wise Fall PreventionSeminar July 23 at
1:30 p.m. in the CenterOur entire Physical Therapy
Team will be on campus for ameet and greet, presentationon Fall
Prevention, and a free
walker fitting.
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Hat & Tea FashionShow/Social and Silent
Auction Fundraiser Event
July 31 at 2 p.m. inthe Center
Join us for our First AnnualHat and Tea Party FashionShow and
Silent Auction
Fundraiser Event.Exclusive Admission is $15 per
person and all proceeds willbenefit our upcoming wellness
center.Come dressed up and enjoy an
afternoon of fashion, foodand fun.
~~~Tea, Petit Fours and a gift for
all who attend~~~
Purchase your ticket in theActivity Department. Seating is
limited to 50 guests only.*********************
SILENT AUCTION PREVIEWJuly 30 - 9 a.m.1 p.m. in
the CenterDont miss the opportunity toview the hats and
accessories
that we will be fashioning andauctioning off on Friday,
July 31.
Fourth of July Craft
Thurs., July 2, at 2 p.m.We will be putting togetheradorable
serving trays and
providing apple pies for you toenjoy or give away. Sign up inthe
Blue Book. Limited Space!
Fourth of JulyChoir Special
July 1 at 2 p.m. inthe Center
Join us for a special Fourth ofJuly music performance event
by our own Christian CareChoir.
2015 Resident SurveyOpen House - Wed.,
July 15, From 1 to 4 p.m.in the Garden Cafe
Bring your completed residentsurvey back to us and receive afree
meal ticket, snacks and achance for prizes in many of
our raffles. It is because of yourcomments and suggestions
that
we continue to grow andprovide a better community.
Thank you!!!
(Rescheduled from June 10)
Whats New in Activities??
Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. inthe Center
Theres no better way to startyour morning than with a fresh
cup of coffee and a nice TEDtalk to make you feel ready to
take on the day! TED stands forTechnology, Entertainment,
and Design. These talks are nomore that 20 minutes each.Check
your monthly activitycalendar for Tuesdays TED
topic of the day! (Coffee willbe served.)
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Meet Your Neighbor BevArthur (Cont. From
Page 1)She graduated high school at
the age of 16 and then attendedSan Jose State College.
Shecommuted by train to attendcollege, but later decided towork at
Pan Am Airlines.
After working for the airline,she decided to go back to
schooland graduated with a degree inteaching from College of
Pacific.She then decided to teachkindergarten. After
teachingkindergarten, Bev volunteered towork at a refugee camp in
Linz,Austria doing summer campactivities. The staff at this
refugeecamp was composed of peoplefrom 12 different countries.
After volunteering at thisrefugee camp, Bev decided thatshe
wanted to see more ofEurope and applied forDepartment of Defense
teacherin Germany. She was blessed tobe assigned to
Heidelberg,Germany, where she met herhusband, Everett Arthur.
Theywere married in Patrick HenryChapel in 1958. They had twosons,
Michael and Joel.
They traveled to every countryin Europe except for Portugaland
Finland. After living inGermany, Everett was awardedthe National
Science FoundationScholarship and their familyreturned to the
states. Everettwent to school in MiddletownConnecticut to earn his
MastersDegree.
He was then blessed with theopportunity to be the Chairmanof the
Math Department atBriarcliff Manor in New York,and Bev
substituted.
They lived up the HudsonRiver, east of Peaksgill inYorktown
Heights. They traveleda lot, visiting family inCalifornia and
Indiana. Bev hasfive grandchildren and two sons.
18 years ago Everett died, andBevs son Joel asked her to moveto
Arizona. After living inPayson, her sons family movedto the valley,
and Bev moved toFountain Hills. She moved toFellowship Square to be
closerto children and grandchildren.She is overjoyed to be here.
Sheloves traveling and volunteering.
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PetFeatured
Meet Residents Vern andStretch Nichols
Garden Home 8
New Image Fashions AreBack With TheirSummer Line!!!
Monday, July 6,10 a.m.2 p.m. in
the Center
Are You a P.E.O.Chapter Member???
If you are a P.E.O. and havebelonged to a P.E.O. Chapterin your
hometown and would
like to get together with aP.E.O. at Fellowship Square,
please contact Resident GloriaMcGlathery at (602) 943-1695.
FELLOWSHIP SQUARE
July Gift Shop SpecialReceive a FREE bracelet of your
choice with any $5 purchasefor the month of JULY!
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STAFF DIRECTORY
Daily Activity Line ........................................
Updated Daily Activities .....................602-443-5445
Take Out Meal Orders ...................................
602-443-5424
Chris Welch ..................................................
Life Enrichment Coordinator/
.......................................................................
Transportation Supervisor ..................602-443-5421
Brad Auten .....................................................
Chaplain
..............................................602-443-5486
Valerie Kinder................................................
Resident Services Coordinator ............602-443-5417
Jacque Owens.................................................
Resident Life Liaison/
Volunteer Coordinator.........................602-443-5419
Teddi Thompson ............................................ Dir.
Of Environmental Services ..........602-443-5420
Front Desk......................................................
Receptionist
.........................................602-443-5427
Tamarra White ...............................................
Accounts Receivable ...........................602-443-5423
Mark Bucalo...................................................
Facilities Manager/Security.................602-443-5400
Dave Elliott
.................................................... Director of
Dining Services.................602-443-5425
Kimberly Sanders...........................................
Dining Room Manager........................602-443-5468
Home Health ..................................................
602-443-5447
Lorena Chables ..............................................
SrFIT
...................................................602-443-5479
Beverly Young...............................................
Beauty Shop
........................................602-443-5422
Kathy Loscheider ...........................................
Executive Director...............................602-443-5439
Welcome Our New Senior Fit Specialist Lorena Chables
Lorena is a Fitness Professional, Certified FunctionalAging
Specialist, Certified Personal Trainer, and alsocertified in
Chronic Disease and Fall Prevention. She hasmore than 10 years of
experience working with adiversity of adults, helping them enhance
their quality oflife in a safe, fun manner. Lorena helps to reduce
theirrisk of falling through improving life skills with a widerange
of strength, balance and flexibility exercises.Lorena states she
has a passion for working with olderadults: I firmly believe in
fitness as a free medicine.
Lorena is a former Salvation Army FitnessCoordinator, Silver
Sneakers instructor and PersonalTrainer for the YMCA since 2004.
She is married withthree boys. Her hobbies include playing
competitiveracquetball and running.
Please stop by Senior Fit if you are interested inparticipating!
Welcome, Lorena!
