COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER - EAST AUGUST 2014

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1 COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER - EAST AUGUST 2014 Dear Residents, Families and Friends: Our monthly Brunch will be held on Sunday, August 10th at noon. Enjoy a delicious meal prepared by Chef Randy and team, live entertainment & great company! Please RSVP by August 6th. Calling all sightseers and explorers! Hop on the Vintage Newport bus as we head to The Art Affair, Sawdust Festival and California Science Center. If you are interested in joining us for one or all of these outings, please sign up at the front desk as it is first come, first serve. If you d rather stay close to home, but would like to mingle we have something just for you! Join us for our Friday Happy Hours, our Birthday Bash or a Summer Concert with April Walsh. A party or social affair wouldn t be the same without you, so we ll see you there! Cheers to a wonderful August filled with sunshine and smiles! Yours Truly, Monica Castillo Executive Director Very serious in my 30 s to 40 or there about. Got a little looser, no not that loose, somewhere around 50 years old. Like to think I got a little smarter and more balanced in my life style and decisions. You may think you know me, but guess again. First person to guess correctly will receive 2 complimentary Brunch tickets. Robert Leeper Arline Murrel Sandy Rubin

John and Virginia McFadden John and Virginia have been married for 65 years. John says, we re still taking care of each other. Virginia and John were both born in St. Paul, Minnesota.

She worked as a secretary for Prudential Insurance company for five years. She later went to work for The Catholic Publishing Company of Minnesota, they published children s books.

Thomas University in Minnesota majoring in Business Administration. He went to work for Brown and Bigelow as an Assistant Budget Director.

2 John and Virginia McFadden John and Virginia have been married for 65 years. John says, we re still taking care of each other. Virginia and John were both born in St. Paul, Minnesota. As a very young girl Virginia took ballet, tap, and ballroom dance lessons. She danced in competition, and performed at various venues. Virginia was considered a Professional dancer. She worked as a secretary for Prudential Insurance company for five years. She later went to work for The Catholic Publishing Company of Minnesota, they published children s books. She met John at an event the company was having, they married three years later in1949. Besides her love for dancing, she enjoyed going to movies with friends. John attended St. Thomas University in Minnesota majoring in Business Administration. He went to work for Brown and Bigelow as an Assistant Budget Director. Prior to marring Virginia he and his buddies went to every baseball game possible and enjoyed playing it whenever they could. John and Virginia enjoyed going to movies and visiting with friends. John and Virginia have four children, Marilyn (Micky), Dennis, Ronald, and Therese. They moved to Los Angeles with the B & B company where John became the Financial Manager. He later established his own business as a Consultant Specialist with mergers and acquisitions. John and Virginia were very involved in the kids school activities and attending baseball games continued to be of importance to the family. Their son Dennis became a highly successful Architect in California. Ronald is a CPA and Financial Vice President for Zone, a high tech computer company. Both Micky and Therese work outside and inside the home. It is really nice to see Virginia and John light up with pride when speaking about their children and their five grandchildren. Thank you for choosing Vintage as your home John and Virginia, we love you, and thank you for attending all the musical events. David Hendrex Phyllis Palmer Meg Fried Dolly Argento Hazel Thomas David Hendrex, President Resident Council Meeting is held on the last Wednesday of each month at 11:00am. Hope to see you there!

4 Event Calendar AUGU 9:00 Church Ride 31 10:30 Dominoes 2:00 Yatze 3:00 Afternoon Moving Remembering Tisha B Av... Starting at sundown the 4th If you want to join us for Shopping and Outings, please sign up at front desk. Event calend to change. to daily act for de 9:00 Church Ride 3 11:00 Dominoes 3:00 Afternoon Walk 4:00 Current Events 9:30 Walk for Fitness 4 10:30 Yatze 3:00 Crafts & Art 4:00 Monopoly 9:30 Catholic Devotion 5 10:30 Current Events 11:00 Sing-A-Long 3:00 Bingo 4:00 Bean Bag Toss 9:00 Walk fo 10:15 Yoga w 11:00 Town H 3:00 Outing 4:00 Domino 6:00 Evening 9:00 Church Ride 10 9:30 Walk for Fitness 10:30 Dominoes 11:00 Yatze 12:00 Sunday Brunch 3:00 Afternoon Movie 9:00 Walk for Fitness 11 10:30 Humor & Trivia 3:00 Crafts & Art 4:00 Monopoly 9:30 Catholic Devotion12 10:30 Hearing Aid Special Screening/Cleaning 2:00 Bean Bag Toss 3:00 Bingo 4:00 Dominoes 9:00 Walk f 10:15 Yoga w 11:00 Brain Y Art A F 4:00 Domin 6:00 Evenin 9:00 Church Ride 17 10:30 Dominoes 11:00 Walk before Lunch 3:00 Current Events 9:00 Walk for Fitness 18 10:30 Trivia & Humor 11:00 Crafts & Art 3:00 Yatze 4:00 Monopoly 9:30 Catholic Devotion 19 11:00 Sing-A-Long to the Sawdust Festival 3:00 Current Events 6:00 After Dinner Walk 9:00 Walk fo 10:15 Yoga w 11:00 Curren 2:30 Domino 3:00 Outing 4:00 Coffee 9:00 Church Ride 24 10:30 Dominoes 3:00 Yatze 4:00 Current Events 9:30 Walk for fitness 25 11:00 Current Events 3:00 Crafts & Arts 4:00 Monopoly 4:30 Evening Walk 9:30 Catholic Devotion 26 10:00 Dominoes 11:00 Sing-A-Long 2:00 Summer Concert w/ April Walsh 3:00 Bingo 9:00 Walk fo 10:15 Yoga w 11:00 Residen 3:00 Outing 4:00 Domino 6:00 Evening

5 ST 2014 ar is subject lease refer ivity board tails. Birthstone: Sardonyx Flower: Gladiolus Colors: Orange & Red 9:00 Walk for Fitness 1 10:30 Sewing 11:00 Bible Stories w/ Bob 3:00 Horse Racing 4:00 Happy Hour 9:00 Walk for Fitness 2 10:30 Balance 11:00 Balloon Volley Ball 1:30 Shopping r Fitness 6 ith Mark all es Walk 9:00 Walk for Fitness 7 10:00 Shopping 10:00 Bridge 11:00 Balloon Volley Ball 3:00 Current Events 4:00 Wall Darts 9:00 Walk for Fitness 8 10:30 Balance 11:00 Horse Racing 4:00 Happy Hour w/ Suzie Q & Brad 9:00 Walk for Fitness 9 10:30 Wall Darts 11:00 Bean Bag Toss 1:30 Shopping 2:00 Coffee Social or Fitness 13 ith Mark oga to the air oes g Walk 9:00 Walk for Fitness 14 10:00 Shopping 10:00 Bridge 2:30 Summer Concert w/ Jim Roberts 9:00 Walk for Fitness 15 10:30 Sewing 11:00 Dominoes 2:00 Horse Racing 3:00 Bingo 4:00 Happy Hour 9:00 Walk for Fitness 16 10:00 Current Events 10:30 Pet Therapy 1:30 Dominoes 1:30 Shopping r Fitness 20 ith Mark t Events es Social 9:00 Walk for Fitness :00 Shopping 10:00 Bridge 2:30 Birthday Party w/ John Cosgrif 4:00 Humor & Trivia 9:00 Walk for Fitness 22 10:30 Chair Exercise 11:00 Bible Stories w/ Bob 11:00 Dominoes 3:00 Afternoon walk 4:00 Happy Hour 9:00 Walk for Fitness 23 10:30 Trivia & Humor 11:00 Current Events r Fitness 27 ith Mark t Council es Walk 9:00 Walk for Fitnes 28 10:00 Outing to the CA Science Center 11:00 Dominoes 2:00 Afternoon Movie 4:00 Walk before Dinner 9:00 Walk for Fitness 29 10:30 Sewing 10:30 Bean Bag Toss 4:00 Happy Hour with Robert Fields 9:00 Walk for Fitness 30 10:00 Current Events 11:00 Balloon Volley Ball

8/6 Town Hall Meeting at 11am 8/8 Happy Hour, SuzieQ and Brad at 4pm 8/10 Brunch at 12pm 8/12 Hearing Aid Cleaning at 2pm 8/13 Art A Fair Outing at 1:30pm 8/14 Summer Concert at 2:30pm with Jim

00 per Child 8/19 Sawdust Festival Outing at 1:30pm 8/21 Birthday Party at 2:30pm with John Cosgriff 8/26 Concert w/ April Walsh at 2pm 8/27 Resident Council Meeting at 11am 8/28 Calif.

6 8/6 Town Hall Meeting at 11am 8/8 Happy Hour, SuzieQ and Brad at 4pm 8/10 Brunch at 12pm 8/12 Hearing Aid Cleaning at 2pm 8/13 Art A Fair Outing at 1:30pm 8/14 Summer Concert at 2:30pm with Jim Roberts Join us for our fâçwtç UÜâÇv{ Sunday, August 10th 12:00 pm Enjoy fabulous food and great company! 8/16 Pet Therapy at 10:30am Please RSVP by August 6th $10.00 per Adult - $5.00 per Child 8/19 Sawdust Festival Outing at 1:30pm 8/21 Birthday Party at 2:30pm with John Cosgriff 8/26 Concert w/ April Walsh at 2pm 8/27 Resident Council Meeting at 11am 8/28 Calif. Science Center Outing at 10am 8/29 Happy Hour w/ Robert Fields at 4pm Please note schedule may change. Check daily activity board for the days activities. Sign up at front desk for outings and shopping trips. Join us as we celebrate our Birthdays... Thursday, August 21st 2:30 pm

History of Bingo... The game s history can be traced back to 1530, to an Italian lottery game called Lo Giuoco del Lotto D Italia, which is still played every Saturday in Italy.

The Germans also played a version of the game in the 1800s, but they used it as a child s game to help students learn math, spelling and history.

It was a country fair game played near Atlanta, Georgia where a dealer would select numbered discs from a cigar box and players would mark their cards with beans. They yelled beano if they won.

He hired a Columbia University professor, Carl Leffler, to help him increase the number of combinations in bingo cards. By 1930, Leffler had invented 6,000 different bingo cards.

She is holding some of the vegetables she has designed that adorns the salad bar. She does an excellent job, and the resident s adore her.

She enjoys being with her family and walking her two dogs, Tiny and Roseanna. Lately Juanita has been getting computer smart researching vegetable and fruit art.

7 History of Bingo... The game s history can be traced back to 1530, to an Italian lottery game called Lo Giuoco del Lotto D Italia, which is still played every Saturday in Italy. From Italy the game was introduced to France in the late 1770s, where it was called Le Lotto, a game played among wealthy Frenchman. The Germans also played a version of the game in the 1800s, but they used it as a child s game to help students learn math, spelling and history. When the game reached North America in 1929, it became known as beano. It was a country fair game played near Atlanta, Georgia where a dealer would select numbered discs from a cigar box and players would mark their cards with beans. They yelled beano if they won. A New York salesman named Edwin Lowe renamed it bingo after he overheard someone accidentally yell bingo. He hired a Columbia University professor, Carl Leffler, to help him increase the number of combinations in bingo cards. By 1930, Leffler had invented 6,000 different bingo cards. It is said that he then went insane. We can all understand that. Juanita Vargas, Dining Services Juanita has become a culinary carving artist. She is holding some of the vegetables she has designed that adorns the salad bar. She does an excellent job, and the resident s adore her. She can always be counted on to do more than what is expected. Juanita has 2 daughters, Nancy age 20 and Jessica 16, and a son Jeremiah almost 2 years old. She enjoys being with her family and walking her two dogs, Tiny and Roseanna. Lately Juanita has been getting computer smart researching vegetable and fruit art. Vintage is so very happy you joined our team 12 years ago Juanita. You are appreciated and loved by all. Thank you for all you do. céxàëá VÉÜÇxÜAAA TT Stars, by A. Joyce Kilmer Bright stars, yellow stars, flashing through the air, Are you errant strands of Lady Mary s hair? As she slits the cloudy veil and bends down through, Do you fall across her cheeks and over heaven too? Gay stars, little eyes, you are little eyes, Eyes of baby angels playing in the skies. Now and then a winged child turns his merry face Down toward the spinning world what a funny place! John Barry 8/4 Richard Morris 8/5 Margo Down 8/6 Bill Swayer 8/16 Daniel Lastra 8/16 Bella Palmer 8/19 Jesus Christ came from the Cross (Christ receive my soul) In each perfect hand and foot there was a bloody hole. Four great iron spikes there were, red and never dry, Michael plucked them from the Cross and set them in the sky. Christ s troop, Mary s guard, God s own men, Draw your swords and strike at hell and strike again. Every steel-born spark that flies where God s battles are, Flashes past the face of God, and is a star. Requested by Jim Gaughan, Resident Watch for resident or staff poem next month.

Sanchez, Program Director Randy Walker, Food Service Director Judith Scalise, Activity Director

8 Monica Castillo, Executive Director Donna Miller, Assistant Executive Director Renee Zukerberg, Sales Director Catherine Brown, Business Manager Nancy Ortman, Assisted Living Director Fatima Sanchez, Program Director Randy Walker, Food Service Director Judith Scalise, Activity Director Helen Raptis, Activity Director Adan Resendiz, Maintenance Director Guess Who I Am Answer: John Travolta (July)

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