Hubbard
Place Independent Living at Keystone Commons
Fitness:
Throughout the month, Hubbard Place is offering the following
activities: Chair Yoga weekly; Weight Training and Fitness
weekly with a certified instructor from The Boys and Girls
Club; weight room available 24hrs/day for workouts; Chair
Exercise with stretching, balance and deep breathing twice
a week; Walking Club twice a week with occasional trips to
nature pathways; and Swimming and Water Aerobics at The Boys
and Girls Club once a week.
Services:
Foot Care Clinic services once-a-month by the Ludlow Dept
of Public Health Nurse; Hearing Clinic once a month by Avada
Hearing Care; weekly Blood Pressure Clinic with the Director
of Wellness; grocery shopping and errands provided once-a-week;
and transportation to medical appointments two days out of
the week.
Clubs & Social Events:
Book Club meets once a month to discuss the current read;
Women's Club meeting once a month; Men's Club meeting once
a month; Resident Council meets once a month; Travel Club
views videos on various places regularly; Documentary showings
regularly; Saturday Night at the Movies (with fresh popcorn!)
every Saturday evening—new releases and classics; Coffee Clatch
and Afternoon Tea twice a month; Happy Hour in the Pub once
a month; Knitting & Crochet groups twice a month; Garden
Club meets twice a month; “Paint Like the Masters” class offered
once a month by a professional art therapist and educator;
Jewelry classes by a local instructor once a month; and Almost
Martha meets twice a month for various baking and sewing activities.
Games:
Pitch and Bridge Club meets twice a month; Canasta, Cribbage,
Dominoes, Rummikub, Trivial Pursuit, Yahtzee, Musical Bingo,
Pinochle, Kings in the Corner, Bunco, Backgammon, and Uno
offered at various times throughout the month; Billiards available
anytime; Bingo once a week; and game show DVD games like “The
Price is Right” and “Family Feud” regularly.
Religious Activities:
Weekly transportation to 3 local churches every Sunday; Communion
once a week with Deacon Bob from St. Mary’s once a week; in-house
Mass once a month with Fr. John from St. Mary’s; and Rosary
weekly.
Special Events & Trips:
Monday, September 1st at 12:00pm—Labor Day Picnic
Wednesday,
September 4th at 2:00pm—Scenic Ride & Sing along
Thursday,
September 5th at 2:00pm—Musical Entertainment by John Savoy
(Resident)
Sunday,
September 7th at 2:00pm—Musical Entertainment by Tom Bilideau
Wednesday,
September 10th at 9:00am—Women’s Club: Yankee Candle Co, Magic
Wings
Butterfly
Conservatory & Lunch at Chandler’s
Wednesday,
September 10th at 2:00pm—Musical Entertainment by Jimmy Mazz
Wednesday,
September 10th at 7:00pm—Men’s Club: Poker Night
Friday,
September 12th at 9:00am—Walking at the Ludlow Reservoir
Friday,
September 12th at 11:00pm—Swimming at the Boys and Girls Club
Friday,
September 12th at 2:00pm—Prostate Cancer Awareness Educational
Program by Dick Martin
(Resident)
Monday,
September 15th at 12:00pm—Eastern States Exposition (Big E)
Wednesday,
September 17th at 9:00am—Apple Picking at Dickinson Farm
Wednesday,
September 17th at 2:00pm—Baking Apple Crisp
Thursday,
September 18th at 2:00pm—Musical Entertainment by Rob Adams
Thursday,
September 18th at 7:00pm—Happy Hour
Friday,
September 19th at 10:00am—Musical Entertainment by John Thorpe
Friday,
September 19th at 11:00am—Swimming at the Boys and Girls Club
Friday,
September 19th at 1:30pm—Candlepin Bowling
Saturday,
September 20th from 9:00am to 3:00pm—Tag Sale!
Sunday,
September 21st at 9:30am—Alzheimer’s Association’s Memory
Walk at Stanley Park
Sunday,
September 21st at 2:30pm—Musical Entertainment by Paul Kulas
Monday,
September 22nd at 2:00pm—Catholic Mass with Fr. John
Wednesday,
September 24th at 9:00am—Foot Clinic
Wednesday,
September 24th at 10:00am—Ludlow Library
Wednesday,
September 24th at 3:00pm—Resident Council
Wednesday,
September 24th at 5:00pm—Dinner and a Movie
Thursday,
September 25th at 7:00pm—Musical Entertainment by Keir White
Friday,
September 26th at 9:00am—Walking at the Ludlow Reservoir
Friday,
September 26th at 11:00am—Swimming at the Boys and Girls Club
Friday,
September 26th at 7:30pm—“The Goodbye Girl” at the Exit 7
Theater
Sunday,
September 28th from 11:00am to 3:30pm—FAMILY HAWAIIAN LUAU!!!
Brunch and
Musical
Entertainment by John Banker and Al LaPorte
Monday,
September 29th at 2:00pm—Jewelry Making with Sandy Merrill
Stonybrook
Assisted Living at Keystone Commons
Fitness:
Throughout the month, Stonybrook is offering the following
activities: Chair Yoga weekly; weight room available 24hrs/day
for workouts; Chair Exercise with stretching, balance and
deep breathing twice a week; and Walking Club once a week
with occasional trips to nature pathways.
Services:
Grocery
shopping and errands provided once-a-week; in-house shopping
cart available to buy small goods once a week; and transportation
to medical appointments two days out of the week.
Creative & Social Events:
Resident Council meets once a month; Travel videos on various
places regularly; Night at the Movies (with fresh popcorn!)
twice a week—new releases and classics; Manicures offered
weekly; Sing-along weekly; Gardening once a month; Baking
Club once a week; Coffee Socials once a week; “Paint Like
the Masters” class offered once a month by a professional
art therapist and educator; Jewelry classes by a local instructor
once a month.
Games:
Yahtzee,
Musical Bingo, Kings in the Corner, and Uno offered at various
times throughout the month; Billiards available anytime; Bingo
offered three times a week; Crossword Puzzle Challenge once
a week; Indoor Bowling, Golf, and Horseshoe games regularly;
Name That Tune and Trivia regularly; Joker-eno played weekly;
and game show DVD games like “The Price is Right” and “Family
Feud” regularly.
Religious Activities:
Weekly transportation to 3 local churches every Sunday; Communion
once a week with Deacon Bob from St. Mary’s once a week; in-house
Mass once a month with Fr. John from St. Mary’s; and Rosary
weekly.
Special Events & Trips:
Monday, September 1st at 12:00pm—Labor Day Picnic
Thursday,
September 5th at 11:00am—Bingo Bucks Auction!!
Sunday,
September 7th at 2:00pm—Musical Entertainment by Tom Bilideau
Wednesday,
September 10th at 2:00pm—Musical Entertainment by Jimmy Mazz
Monday,
September 15th at 3:00pm—Entertainment with Lisa
Wednesday,
September 17th at 12:00pm—Lunch Out!!
Thursday,
September 18th at 2:00pm—Musical Entertainment by Rob Adams
Friday,
September 19th at 10:00am—Musical Entertainment by John Thorpe
Saturday,
September 20th at 2:00pm—Musical Entertainment by John Savoy
(Resident)
Sunday,
September 21st at 9:30am—Alzheimer’s Association’s Memory
Walk at Stanley Park
Sunday,
September 21st at 2:30pm—Musical Entertainment by Paul Kulas
Monday,
September 22nd at 2:00pm—Catholic Mass with Fr. John
Wednesday,
September 24th at 1:30pm—Shopping Trip!!
Thursday,
September 25th at 11:00am—Resident Meeting
Thursday,
September 25th at 7:00pm—Musical Entertainment by Keir White
Sunday,
September 28th from 11:00am to 3:30pm—FAMILY HAWAIIAN LUAU!!!
Brunch and
Musical
Entertainment by John Banker and Al LaPorte
Monday,
September 29th at 2:00pm—Jewelry Making with Sandy Merrill
Tuesday,
September 30th at 2:30pm—Musical Entertainment by John Savoy
(Resident)
The Gardens at Keystone Woods
Fitness:
We have a walking club every Wednesday at 9am. There are chair
exercise & Wii Sports with the Director. Every Monday,
we have yoga adapted for seniors, including breathing, postures
& meditation. We also have weight training every Friday
with a fitness instructor.
Services:
We offer Avada free hearing tests once a month. There are
footcare services and on-sight optical services once a month.
'Memory Screening" study with representatives from Dr.
Mitchell Clionsky's office, by appointment, with consent.
There are Reiki treatments available twice a month. Resident
Council once a month.
Creative
& Social Events:
Book of
the month club once a month; Poetry & Literature every
Monday; History Club every Tuesday at 10am; Weekly grocery
shopping to two local stores (every Monday morning); Gardens
Men's Club meet every Friday for socialization and fund-raising
activities & trip outs; Garden Belle's Women's Club meet
weekly for fund-raising and socialization; Cookbook Committee
- Currently selling advertising for Keystone Cookbook to be
on sale in the late fall as a fund-raiser for Springfield's
"Open Pantry", an organization that provides food
and clothing to homeless individuals; Baking twice a month;
Coffee Hours every Saturday a.m. with different food choice
each time, 8:30 - 10:30am.
Games & Entertainment:
Bingo three nights per week; Mah Jongg every Tuesday night;
Cribbage every Wednesday night; Bridge Marathon, final games
and dinner party; Cards nightly; Dominoes on weekends; Movie
nightly.
Religious
Activities:
Mass or
protestant service once a month. Rosary every Wednesday at
10am. Protestant Bible study and sharing with Pastor Greg
Dyson once a month. Bible study with our own Rev. Charles
Summers once a month. Transportation to local churches every
Sunday.
Special Events & Trips:
THEME
WEEK: from 9/2 thru 9/5 "Back to School", daily
school classes and activities; reminiscence week! Along with
"An Apple for the Teacher".
September 3 - Lupa Zoo, African animals & more at 1:30pm.
September
4 – Floral coloring art at 10:30am.
September
6 – Trip to Mall & Macy's at 1:30pm.
September 9 - Meet Chelon Brown who is running for State Rep
with Coffee hour at 10am.
September
12 - Folksinger Paul Recker back by popular demand at 6:30pm.
September
12 - "Cooking with Marge", our own culinary artist
teaches a cooking delight (usually a chocolate confection)
at 1:30pm.
September
13 - Decorative Painting with Vi at 1:30pm (Our own expert
tole Painting teacher).
September 14 - "Make Your Own Sundaes."
September 16 - "Elder Law" with Attorney Hymen Darling
at 6:30pm.
September
17 - "Mystery Trip " scenic ride and lunch out.
September
19 - RELAXATION to live music at 2pm.
September
22 - Photojournalist Roger Hart's special, slides to music
with narration at 7pm.
September 22 - World Affairs Club lunch out and guest speaker
at 11am.
September 23 - "Make Your Own Jewelry" at 2pm.
September 24 - Lunch out to "Gingerblossom" Chinese/Japanese
cuisine at 11:30am.
September
26 - Cabaret singer/pianist Barbara Ewing entertains at 2:30pm.
September
27 - Decorative Painting with Vi at 1:30pm (Our own expert
tole Painting teacher).
Grayson House Assisted Living
Grayson
House celebrates National Assisted Living Week Sept. 7-13th
Fitness:
We offer
a wide range of exercise programs including: Chair Exercise
with Pat on Wednesday & Friday; Yoga with Lyn on Thursdays;
Roll & Stroll walking club on Tuesday & Wednesday;
Wii Fun Exercise with the youth volunteers on Thursday evenings
in the T. V. Room. There is also Balloon Volleyball and Bean
Bag Horseshoes scheduled throughout the month, led by Residents
and Youth Volunteers!
Activities:
Our Current
Community Service Project: Cards for the troops continues...So
far over 300 sent from Grayson House Assisted Living! We will
be holding a Voter Registration on Wednesday, September. 10th,
from 2-4 p.m. in the Activity Room so residents can do a change
of address, fill out absentee ballot applications and register
to vote. Free manicures with Pat, Thursday afternoons in the
Activity Room along with the shopping cart filled with everything
from Kleenx to candy! Movies are shown in the T.V Room two
to three times a week with fresh hot popcorn served.
Religious Activities:
Communion
on Mondays with Rose; First 1st Wed. Foster Memorial Church;
First Thursday with Pastor Larry; First and Third Mondays
of every month services from Faith Tabernacle Church; Third
Tuesday Catholic Mass; the Fourth Wednesday services from
New Hope Methodist Church; The Salvation Army also does services
throughout the month. All services held in house!
Special
Events & Trips:
Labor
Day - Jim Harris on the guitar.
September
5 - Barbara on the piano.
September
8 - There will be a Country Western Hoe Down with fine food,
music and drink!!! 6:30-8:00 p.m.
September
10 – Community lunch trip to Apple Bee's.
September
12 – Norma with a sing-a-long.
September
13 - Ken sings Broadway with the piano.
September
14 - Albert Classical Piano.
September
15 – Community shopping trip.
September
17 - The Melody Boys.
September
19 - Douglas on the flute.
September
19 – Community mystery trip.
September
20 - We look forward to Handicap accessible Horse drawn wagon
rides on the property of Keystone Woods from 1:00-4:00 p.m.
We will also have a Balloon Artist entertaining us throughout
the day!
September 21 - Richard on the viola.
September
22 – Trip for a Chinese lunch.
September
24 - The Golden Blue Ribbon Singers
September
26 - Doc on the guitar.
September
30 - The New Good Time singers.
September 29 – Community shopping trip.
WELCOME
FALL AND COOLER WEATHER!!!
Looking forward to Fall Foliage Trips next month...
Until then, a safe and Happy Labor Day to all!
Keystone
Place at Blairs Ferry
September
9 - We will be having a fall festival with rummage sale items,
bake sale, and a variety of vendors selling to raise money
for the Ahlzheimer's Association. The sale will run from 2-7pm.
September
11 - Residents can gather at the flag pole for a memorial
prayer and pledge to the flag in honor of those who lost their
lives that day.
September
16 - Tie Day. Residents will participate in a spelling Bee
and Trivia Contest.
September
18 - We will be hosting the Chamber of Commerce PM exchange
party in the courtyard from 5-7pm. The party theme will be
Casino and there will be a wide variety of appetizers and
drinks.
September
30 - Residents will be taking a day trip to Gay's Mills Apple
orchard. They will also be stopping to shop at the Cannery
as well as lunch.
September
29 - Back to School Day. Residents will participate in a spelling
Bee and Trivia Contest.
Keystone
Cedars
September
2 - Residents will enjoy a picnic lunch in the park.
September
9 – We are having a fall festival with rummage sale items,
bake sale, and a variety of vendors selling to raise money
for the Ahlzheimer's Association. The sale will run from 2-7pm.
September
11 - Residents can gather at the flag pole for a memorial
prayer and pledge to the flag in honor of those who lost their
lives that day.
September
16th is Tie Day, the 3rd is Western Day and the 23rd is back
to school day. Residents will participate in a spelling Bee
and Trivia Contest.
As always
we have lots of music, games, bus rides and more!
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