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"Somewhere In Time"Time is something that we are all focused on through our lives. This month we will beexploring different times that have been important to each of us. Canyon Creek will behosting a school supply drive in August to remind us of the importance of education, ourspa day will remind us of a time of relaxation and serenity, and our outing at the OldSpaghetti Factory will be cherished for spending time with those close to us. This monthlet's remember the good times of our lives and focus on what lies ahead in our future.
What's Happening In August?
8/2 Trip to Silver Lake
8/9 Out to The Movies
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8/10 National S'mores Day! Join us for s'mores in the Activity Room
8/14 Lunch Bunch - Old Spaghetti Factory
8/15 New Resident Social
8/16 Trip to Deliver School Supplies to James E. Moss Elementary
8/20 Music - The Mixed Nuts
8/26 National Dog Day! Come make dog treats and join us for our dog social!
8/27 Couryard Accorion Music With Jim Jensen
8/31 Concerts In The Park & Our Memory Care Art Auction
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School Supply Drive
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All donations will be donated to James E. Moss Elementary. We will personally deliverthe items on August 16, 2019. James E. Moss Elementary is a Title 1 school. Thepurpose of Title 1 is to support school efforts to ensure that all children meet challengingacademic standards and have a fair, equal, and significant opportunity to obtain a high-quality education. This school has a high population of low-income families and refugeestudents. All school supplies are welcome as donations! Please leave donations at thefront desk.
HERO of theMonthAndrea is our Activities Assistantand has been with our communityfor a year. Some of her hobbiesinclude reading, movies, andhammocking out in nature. Sherecently got married to her bestfriend in December. Andrea isworking towards getting herBachelors Degree in Nursing.
Here are some words fromAndrea, “ I have loved my timehere. Working as an ActivitiesAssistant, I love being able tointeract with the residents everyday. My favorite part of working here is the family environment. We are all willing tohelp each other and be a team. Canyon Creek has been a great place to work.”.
Bridges ProgramOur Bridges program is designed to be a transitional program for small groups ofresidents who require more individualized care and programming, yet do not requirethe full services of our memory care neighborhood. This program allows residents to
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maintain the independence of their private apartments, along with enhancedinteraction with friends and specialized social activities.
For more information, please contact our Bridges Coordinator, Jaycey Ward [email protected].
We enjoyed a lunch at Sizzler's. Join us for Lunch Bunch on the second Wednesday ofeach month at 11:30 pm. We meet in the back lobby.
Welcome ResidentsPlease welcome the following residents to Canyon Creek:
Sylvia Witt
Marcia Miller
Be sure to give them a warm welcome!
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8/1 Nellie Korbis
8/1 Lorraine Beasley
8/2 Rosene Nelson
8/7 Kristine Murdock
8/10 Ruth Shirah
8/17 Jane Richardson
8/23 Audrey Bodey
Shopping TripsA friendly reminder that we have our weekly shopping trips on Wednesdays at 1:00.Please sign up in the activity room if you would like to go. We will be meeting in theback lobby at 12:45. We hope to see you there.
July At A Glance
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Thank you to Scales & Tails for our annual Reptile Show! We hope you all had a greattime.
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It's always a great time when we ride the Tram!
Doctor AppointmentsA friendly reminder that we offer transportation to and from doctor appointments onTuesdays and Thursdays. If you would like to schedule your appointment, pleasecontact the Activities Department.
Good People GettingScammed #3Dear Residents,
We hope you are enjoying our Good People Getting Scammed newsletter articleseries.
In June we covered IRS Impersonation Scams. We learned that the IRS will nevercall a taxpayer to demand payment without first having mailed a bill to thetaxpayer. The IRS will also never ask for a credit or debit card number over thephone. Nor will they ever threaten you with a police arrest.
In July we covered unsolicited calls, including robocalls. We learned not to give outpersonal information in response to an incoming call. We also learned that saying“no” or just hanging up are very good options!
This month we are learning about Sweepstake scams and Jamaican Lotteryscams. Here is how they work:
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A Sweepstakes scam will start with a phone call, or something in the mail tellingthe person that they have won or have been entered to win a prize. Scammers willclaim to be various people but don’t necessarily associate with any specificorganization. They will inform the victim that they have won $1 million andsometimes a new car.
Scammers then require the victims to pay a fee to either collect their supposedwinnings or improve their odds of winning the prize. The fee is usually requestedas a wire for several hundred dollars via Western Union.
Scammers obtain phone numbers from “Lead Lists” which are essentially a list ofvictims and potential victims. Scammers buy and sell these lists and use them totarget consumers in futures scams.
A Jamaican Lottery scam will start with a simple phone call, usually from anumber beginning with “876”, the country code for Jamaica. Scammers tell victimsthey have won the Jamaican lottery or a new car and, for their winnings to bedelivered, they must first wire a few hundred dollars to cover processing fees andtaxes.
The criminals will often instruct their victims not to share the good news withanyone so that it will be a “surprise” when their families find out. Scammers tellvictims to send the money in a variety of ways including prepaid debit card,electronic wire transfers, money orders and even cash.
Rest assured, you have not won the lottery or a sweepstakes, especially if youhave never entered to win a prize. The best advice we can offer is do not providethe caller with any information. Please hang up the phone as fast as possible!
At Your Service:Jason Giatras - Executive Director - [email protected]
Shanda Fraleigh - Business Office Manager - [email protected]
Misty Adinaro - Director of Community Relations - [email protected]
Jenny Olson - Director of Nursing - [email protected]
Ibrahim Sesay - Memory Care Coordinator - [email protected]
Leslie Guymon - Assisted Living Coordinator - [email protected]
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