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MAY 2015

Murrayhill Times

Enjoying Life Together at Hearthstone at Murrayhill What’s Inside

LIBRARY DONATIONS…………. 2

WORDS TO LIVE BY…………….. 3

A TIP FROM ANGEL..…………….3

NURSE‘S CORNER……..………... 4

FROM THE KING & QUEEN…..5

MAY CALENDAR….………………. 6

REMEMBERING MOMS……….. 8

ANNA‘S PLACE MOMENTS…..9

RESIDENT BIOGRAPHY ……...10

AGING SUCCESSFULLY.……... 11

DUMB & DUMBER…………….. 12

MAY BIRTHDAYS……………….. 12

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mission

To Serve with Love, Respect, and Integrity

vision

To Continually Strive to be an

Exceptional Retirement Community

managers

Tom Freitag

Executive Director

Pamela Howatt

Assisted Living Administrator

Nena Terry

Memory Care Administrator

Brigita Nikolov, RN

Health Services Director

Jamie Carrabine, LPN

Community Nurse

Atousa Ahrari, RN

Memory Care Nurse

Rai Buch

Executive Chef

Rebecca Valdez

Dining Room Supervisor

Dave McElheran

Chaplain

Shirley Andersen

Activities Manager

Glenn Simpson

Facilities Manager

Debbie Hartvickson

Community Relations Manager

Penny Holcomb

Community Relations Director

Lynn Powell

Human Resources Manager

Myrna Ketsdever

Bookkeeper

hearthstone management services

Nancy Ralston

Bev Ecker

Rod Friesen

Gerry Friesen

Murrayhill Times © | May 2015

Published monthly by Hearthstone at Murrayhill

10880 SW Davies Road • Beaverton, OR • 97008

(503) 520-0911 • www.hearthstoneccc.com

editor | Barbara Agnew

designer | Amanda Garvin

Recent Donations to the Library By Kay Singmaster, Resident

―No entertainment is so cheap as

reading, nor any pleasure so lasting,‖

~Mary Wortley Montagu

Fiction

The Emperor’s Tomb by Steve Berry

It Was On Fire When I Lay Down On It by Robert Fulghum

Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen

Ten Thousand Saints by Eleanor Henderson

Saving CeeCee Honeycutt by Beth Hoffmen

The Burning by Bentley Little

A Song I Knew By Heart by Bret Lott

Bad Love by Jonathan Kellerman

Deception by Jonathan Kellerman

After Dark by Phillip Margolin

Lost Legacy by Dana Mentink

Where Serpents Lie by T. Jefferson Parker

White Fire by Preston & Child

Capitivated & Entranced by Nora Roberts

Something New by Nora Roberts

The Blood Gospel by James Rollin & Rebecca Cantrell

Innocent Blood by James Rollin & Rebecca Cantrell

305 If I Live to Be 100 by Neenah Ellis

813 A Cup of Comfort by Colleen Sell

973 Mayflower by Nathaniel Philbrick

Nonfiction books are on the low shelves under the window,

filed by Dewey decimal. Please check out by number and title.

Large Print

The Carrier by Sophie Hannah

Eyes Only by Fern Michaels

Hunted by Karen Robards

May 2015 | Murrayhill Times 3

A Tip from Angel: Make A Change

By Angel Higbee, Exercise Instructor

Regardless of how well you take care of yourself, time takes a toll on your body. As you age, your muscles

typically weaken, bones become more brittle and your tendons lose elasticity, making you less flexible.

Don‘t wait to make a change! The time is now! Thirty minutes a day is all it takes. A well rounded fitness

program is at your fingertips. Our exercise programs can really benefit your health as well as your mind.

Let me just give you a little insight on what each class can offer:

1. Tai Chi – This program works on your balance, proper breathing tech-

niques, flexibility and training your mind.

2. Ball Fitness – This class is especially good for dealing with arthritis

along with hand- eye coordination. It also works on flexibility.

3. Sit-ercise – This option is a full body workout. It works every muscle from your head to your toes. All of

this while sitting in a chair.

4. Circuit Training – This class is for the people who really want to push their bodies. There is no slack

with this exercise, it‘s all hard work.

Remember, when you exercise every day you eat, sleep and feel better overall. So don‘t delay; get to one

of these classes soon. You can pick up a schedule at the Activity Office or in the exercise room on the se-

cond floor.

And last, but not least, please be sure and bring a bottle of water to class so you can re-hydrate your

body. See you there!

Words to Live By By Dave McElheran, Chaplain

God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in

trouble. Therefore we will not fear, though the earth give

way and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea.

Psalm 46:1-2

One thing is sure, God never changes. He was and is and

always will be! No matter what the circumstances He can

be trusted to guide us through the storms of life.


Turmeric: Spice, Medication, or Both? By Brigita Nikolov, Health Services Director

Do you like curry? If you do, you are in luck: one of the main spices in curry—turmeric—was found to be

very beneficial for your health. An orange-colored spice imported from India, Turmeric is part of the ginger

family and has been a staple in Middle Eastern and Southeast Asian cooking for thousands of years.

In addition, ayurvedic and Chinese medicines use turmeric to clear infections and inflammations both inside

and outside of the body. Although further research is needed, some preliminary lab studies show turmeric

and curcumin (a substance in turmeric) may be helpful with the following health conditions:

1. Alzheimer's disease

Researchers believe that curcumin's antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties may be strong enough to

break down the amyloid plaques in the brain that contribute to Alzheimer's disease. Researchers believe if

the blood vessels remain less clogged, then certain parts of the brain might receive oxygen more easily,

keeping the brain functioning more effectively. UCLA‘s Alzheimer's Disease Research Center is currently

planning clinical human trials.

2. Cancer

In his book, The 150 Healthiest Foods On Earth (Fair Winds), nutritionist Jonny Bowden says there are at least

30 studies showing that curcumin may have an anti-tumor effect, "either reducing the number or size of tu-

mors or the percentage of animals that developed them.‖

There are also indications that curcumin may help to prevent breast, skin and pancreatic cancer, childhood

leukemia and multiple myeloma. "While no one is claiming that turmeric cures cancer, there is plenty of rea-

son to believe it is a useful adjunct to a healthy diet," says Bowden.

3. Heart attacks and strokes

Curcumin may also have a positive effect on cholester-

ol, says Bowden. Animal studies have shown that it

may lower cholesterol and prevent the build-up of LDL

(bad cholesterol) in the blood vessels, potentially

stopping the build-up of plaque (atherosclerosis) that

can block arteries and cause heart attacks and strokes.

4. Inflammatory diseases

Turmeric's natural anti-inflammatory qualities mean it

may work as well as some anti-inflammatory medica-

tions, without the side effects. Early research shows it

may help with inflammation of the eye, inflammatory bowel disease, multiple sclerosis and arthritis.

Nurse’s Corner


In a multi-center trial, patients with knee osteoarthritis were randomized to receive either ibuprofen or tur-

meric daily for six weeks. The researchers measured several outcomes, including walking 100 meters and

stair climbing. After six weeks, significant improvements and similar outcomes were observed in both

groups. However, the turmeric group showed slightly better performance on the 100 meter walk, less self-

reported pain going up and down a flight of stairs, and less adverse events. Also, subjects rated themselves

to have higher satisfaction with the treatment results in the turmeric group (91.1%) versus the ibuprofen

group (80.4%).

5. Colds and flu

Preliminary studies show that turmeric may help reduce the severity of bacterial and viral infections.

6. Indigestion and weight loss

Curcumin stimulates the gall bladder and produces bile. Because bile helps digest fat, experts believe this

improves digestion and may help control weight. At least one study found it treats indigestion, reducing

symptoms of bloating and gas.

In the last several years, turmeric is becoming a popular addition to Western style cooking. Turmeric's

roots and bulbs are generally boiled and dried to form powder. You can also grate it like ginger or take a

supplement. Curcumin is also fat soluble, so it may be a good idea to take it with a fatty meal.

King and Queen of Hearts Decree Enjoy the Spring! By King Ted and Queen Deanna Parker, Residents

We are hoping all of our ‗Royal Neighbors‘ are enjoying the beauty of spring ‗springing-up‘ all around us.

Our beautiful Hearthstone landscape has come alive with color and blossoms. Pause and enjoy!

This is the wonderful season of renewal, and may it fill our hearts and thoughts of some renewal within us

too! Maybe think about adding something new to your daily life: a mid-afternoon ‗chocolate kiss‘ or a cup

of tea or a foo-foo Keurig coffee. Think what may bring a smile to your face. Smiles are contagious and a

wonderful contagious!

We want to remember to nourish ourselves mentally and physically. Think of possibly beginning your day

with music or trying a new entrée on the menu, or simply try a new activity. Hearthstone has a vast array of

activities, and the staff is open to new suggestions. Find a game you like to play with a friend or friends in

one of our wonderful alcoves. Angel has a cabinet full of fun games, and it only takes two to play.

Again, we will look forward to the fun and joy of greeting all of you in the dining rooms at our evening

meal on the 14th

with a ‗Royal Chocolate Kiss.‖ Until then, renew!

http://www.greenmedinfo.com/substance/turmeric

http://www.greenmedinfo.com/toxic-ingredient/ibuprofen


Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2

3 4 9:00 Morning Devotions 9:00 Catholic Communion

9:00 Pool with Jim 9:30 Movers & Shakers 10:00 Book Reading with Jim

10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise 1:00 B.P. Checks 1:00 Current Events / Caring Quilters

2:00 Bob & Dave’s “Sing-a-Long” 3:00 Men’s Group / Table Games 4:30 - 5:30 Theater in use

5

6 7 1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie &

Wii Bowling Tournament

8 1:00 Open Communion

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

with Chaplain Dave

9 9:00 Morning Devotions

9:30 Movers & Shakers

10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 BIRTHDAY Party

2:15 Bridge & Pinochle

2:15 Movie Matinee

2:30 Sew, Knit & Chat

7:00 Wii Bowling

8:30 - 9:30 Theater in use


9:45 Circuit Training

10:00 Bake- Pumpkin Gingerbread with

11:00 Ball Fitness Sue

11:00 Women’s Coffee

12:30 Harman Pool

1:00 BOOKS & BANKING

2:00 Visionaires - meet Susan

2:00 Beginner Line Dance 4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO

11 Name Tag Day

9:00 Morning Devotions 9:00 Catholic Communion





9:25 Fred Meyer


11:00 Ball Fitness

1:00 Opera “Don Giovanni”

in our Theater (15 minute

intermission)

4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 Words to Live By



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 Monte Watters, lobby piano

2:00 Rudy, therapy dog

7:00 Wii Sports Game Night

14 1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

15

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

with Chaplain Dave



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise


9:45 Circuit Training -Fitness Room 10:00 “Thanksgiving Cards” with Sue

11:00 Ball Fitness 11:00 Women’s Coffee 12:30 Harman Pool

12:30 Mt. Man Snacks & Gifts 1:00 BOOKS & BANKING 2:00 Beginner Line Dance

3:00 “I Remember When . . . “ 4:00 Read Aloud 7:00 BINGO

18 Name Tag Day 9:00 Morning Devotions

(No Catholic Communion today due

to Tuesday’s Mass)

9:00 Pool with Jim


10:00 Book Reading with Jim

10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

11 - 2 “Clothing Connection” 1:00 Current Events

3:00 Men’s Group / Table Games

19 “King & Queen Day” 9:00 Morning Devotions 9:25 Fred Meyer

9:45 Circuit Training 11:00 Ball Fitness 1:30 Movie Matinee

2:00 SONUS Hearing 4:00 Read Aloud 4:00 Munch Bunch at


20

9:00 Morning Devotions


10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 Mystery Drive

1:00 Wii Golf - Theater

3:00 BINGO


21 10 - 11:30 Caring Quilters Workshop

1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

22 1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

with Chaplain Dave



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee


7:00 Wii Bowling


9:45 Circuit Training 10:00 “Crafts” with Sue


1:00 BOOKS & BANKING 1:00 “Pretty Nails” 2:00 Beginner Line Dance

4:00 Read Aloud 7:00 BINGO


9:00 Catholic Communion

9:00 Pool with Jim



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 Current Events/Caring Quilters

3:00 CRIBBAGE / Table Games


9:25 Murrayhill Shopping


11:00 Ball Fitness

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00 Read Aloud

4:00 Cards with Donna T.


27



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 Washington Square



3:00 BINGO


28

1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

29

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

with Chaplain Dave



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee


3:15 AVADA Hearing 7:00 Wii Bowling


9:45 Circuit Training 10:00 “” with Sue

11:00 Ball Fitness 11:00 Women’s Coffee 12:30 Mt. Man Snacks & Gifts

12:30 Harman Pool 1:00 BOOKS & BANKING 2:00 Beginner Line Dance

3:00 Brain Busters 4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO

MAY 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday


10:00/10:45 “Tai Chi” with Terry

1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee

2:30 Crochet, Knit & Chat

7:00 Mario Carboni - plays “honky- tonk” piano & trumpet at same time!



10:00

11:00 Ball Fitness


1:00 LIBRARY & BANKING

4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO



9:00 Pool with Jim



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

12:30 Caring Quilters

1:00 Current Events

3:00 Men’s Group 3:00 Cookies & Games


9:25 Fred Meyer


11:00 Ball Fitness

1:30 Movie

3:00 Volunteers go to PAL - read,

play games with after-school kids

4:00 Munch Bunch to

“” (or 12/11) ? 7:00 Words to Live By

5 Mobile Dental Day

9:00 Morning Devotions 9:30 Movers & Shakers

9:30 Life Christian School - sing in Living Room 10:00 Book Club with Barbara 10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

11:00 Laddie Boys Jewelry & Repairs 1:30 “O Tannenbaum” Portland Garden Club tea and décor. sale

6:30 Wii Bowling

6

10:00 Village Baptist K-6th grade

“carol” in halls and put door

hangers on all resident doors

2:00 “Celebration of Life” for

Ray Maddux - Community Room

2:15 Bus to “Portland’s Singing

Christmas Tree”


1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

8 “Optometrist, Dr. Mark Mc-

Kenzie” - Ind. Private Dining Rm.



1:00 BIRTHDAY Party


2:15 Movie Matinee


6:30 Wii Bowling



10:00

11:00 Ball Fitness


1:00 Mt. Man Snacks & Gifts


2:00 Visionaires - Theater

3:00 Sing-a-Long with Bob & Dave 4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO

10 Name Tag Day



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise 11 - 3 “Garments on the Go” 1:00 Current Events

3:00 Men’s Group / Cookies & Games “Dressy Candlelight Dinner” 7:00 Pianist, Bill Brennan (upstairs)


9:25 Fred Meyer


11:00 Ball Fitness

1:30 “The Nutcracker” video

in Community Room

4:00


12



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00


3:00 BINGO

7:00 “Rose City Timberliners” A Cappella group - Community Room

13 “Christmas Party

for Hearthstone Staff”

in

Community Room

(No Activities Today)

14 “Royalty Day”

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave

15


10:00 “Tai Chi” with Terry

11:00 Terri Hunter, Lobby piano

1:00 BINGO


2:15 Movie Matinee


6:30 Wii Bowling



10:00

11:00 Ball Fitness



2:30 - 4:00 (Theater in use)

4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO



9:00 Pool with Jim



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 Current Events

2:00 The Michaels’ Kids on piano - 3:00 Men’s Group upstairs

3:00 Cookies & Games

18




11:00 Ball Fitness

2:00 SONUS Hearing


3:00 “I Remember When …”


19



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise


1:00 Mystery Drive

3:00 BINGO

6:30 Wii Bowling

20

1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

21

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave

22



1:00 BINGO


2:15 Movie Matinee


6:30 Wii Bowling


9:45 Circuit Training 10:00

11:00 Ball Fitness 11:00 Women’s Coffee 11 - 2

1:00 Mt. Man Snacks & Gifts 1:00 LIBRARY & BANKING 1:00 “Pretty Nails”


24 Name Tag Day 9:00 Morning Devotions 9:00 Catholic Communion


10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise 11:00 1:00 Current Events

3:00 Men’s Group/3:00 Cookies & Games

25



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise


1:00

3:00 BINGO

6:30 Wii Bowling

27

28

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave

29 9:00 Morning Devotions 10:00/10:45 “Tai Chi” with Terry

1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee


6:30 Wii Bowling

30 9:00 Morning Devotions 9:45 Circuit Training

10:00 11:00 Ball Fitness 11:00 Women’s Coffee

1:00 LIBRARY & BANKING 2:00 “Classical Music . . . What It Really Is” led by Jack Konner

4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO

31 Name Tag Day



9:00 Pool with Jim



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 Current Events

7:30 - 9:30 New Year’s Eve Party!

Hannaka dates?

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday


1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration Chaplain Dave

2



1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee

7:00 Wii Bowling


9:45 Circuit Training 10:00 Baking with Barb

11:00 Ball Fitness 11:00 Women’s Coffee 12:30 “In The Mood” - Newmark in

Portland (sign up & pay) 1:00 Mt. Man Snacks & Gifts 1:00 LIBRARY & BANKING





10:00 Book Reading with Ed

10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 Free Blood Pressure checks

1:00 Current Events

3:00 Men’s Group

3:00 Games

5


9:25 Fred Meyer


11:00 Ball Fitness

2:00 Bean Bag Baseball




10:00 Book Club with Barbara

10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

11:00 Laddie Boys Jewelry & Repairs

12:30 - 3 Investors Mtg. - Theater

1:00 Mystery Drive

3:00 BINGO

7:00 Wii Bowling

7

1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

8 “Daylight Saving Time”

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00


9



11:00 Bill Brennan, lobby piano

1:00 BIRTHDAY PARTY


2:15 Movie Matinee

7:00 Wii Bowling

10



10:00 Cards/Craft with Barb

11:00 Ball Fitness



2:00 Visionaires

4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO

11





10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 Current Events

3:00 Men’s Group

3:00 Games

12


9:25 Fred Meyer


11:00 Ball Fitness

1:30




10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00

3:00 BINGO

3 - 4:30 Volunteers assist PAL -

after-school kids (reading/games)

7:00 Wii Bowling

14 9:30 - 11:00

“Brain Seminar”

“Red Hat” Ladies Day Trip

1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store 2:15 Movie


4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave



11:00 “Shekinah” Jewelry

1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive

2:15 Bridge & Pinochle 2:15 Movie Matinee

7:00 Wii Bowling




11:00 Ball Fitness




2:00 “Jeopardy!” - Community Rm. 4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO





10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:30 & 2:00 FLOOR MEETINGS TODAY

1:00 Current Events

3:00 Men’s Group

3:00 Games


9:25 Fred Meyer


11:00 Ball Fitness

2:00 “1906 S.F. Earthquake” -

Presenter, Sig Unander

2:00 SONUS Hearing



20 “Spring Begins”



10:00 Tom Ball, lobby piano

10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise


1:00

3:00 BINGO

7:00 Wii Bowling


1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

22

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave



1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee

7:00 Wii Bowling




11:00 Ball Fitness



2:00 “Pretty Nails”


25





10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 Current Events

3:00 RESIDENT MEETING




11:00 Ball Fitness

1:30 Movie


4:00 Munch Bunch -

“ ” 7:00 Words to Live By



10:00

10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise





3:00 BINGO 7:00 Wii Bowling

28 1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie


4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave



1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee

7:00 Wii Bowling




11:00 Ball Fitness




2:00 TED Talk & Discussion 4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO


May 8th

“Schreiner’s Iris Gardens”

May 22nd

“Crystal Springs

Rhododendron Gardens”

1 “In-House” Dental Day


9:30 & 10:15 “Sit-ercise”

(Book Club will be Fri., May 8th)

11:00 “Ball Fitness”

1:00 Mystery Drive


3:00 BINGO

7:00 Wii Bowling

2

1:00 Bingo

2:30 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

7:00 PM

“Steve West”

on Guitar with

Lovely Ballads & singing


4:00


4



1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee

7:00 Wii Bowling


9:45 “Circuit Training”

10:00 Baking with Barb




4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO





10:15 & 11:00 “Sit-ercise”


1:00 Current Events

2:00 Beach Ball Volleyball

3:00 Men’s Group 7:00 “Border Patrol” -

USBP Agent, Joel McElheran


9:30 Fred Meyer



1:00 Hearthstone Honeys go

for “dessert tea” at Lavender Bleu

Tea Room in West Linn



9:30 & 10:15 “Sit-ercise”



12:30 “Schreiner’s Iris Gardens”

in Salem


3:00 BINGO

7:00 Wii Bowling

9

1:00 Bingo

2:30 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

10 “Mother’s Day”

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave



1:00 BIRTHDAY PARTY


2:15 Movie Matinee

7:00 “Chuck Par-Due & Cheryl” - trumpet/singing

12



10:00 Cards with Barb





3 - 4:30 PAL Volunteers 4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO

13





10:15 & 11:00 “Sit-ercise”

1:00 Current Events

1:00 Beginner iPad Class - Theater

3:00 Men’s Group 3:00 Games

5:30 “Brain Seminar”- Roger Anunsen



9:30 Fred Meyer


11:00 “Ball Fitness”-video

1:30 Movie Matinee






9:30 & 10:15 “Sit-ercise”-video




3:00 BINGO

6:15 “Young Artists Concerto

Competition Concert”- sponsored by Beaverton Symphony Orchestra

(sign up to ride bus - bring $5)

16 10:00 “Caring Quilters”

Field Trip & Lunch Out

1:00 Bingo

2:30 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

17

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave



1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee

7:00 Wii Bowling



11:00 “Ball Fitness” - video


12:30 Students of Roger Anunsen do a

Presentation for Select Residents -Theater








10:15 & 11:00 “Sit-ercise”video

1:30 & 2:00 Floor Meetings

3:00 Men’s Group

3:00 Games

7:00 Concords’ Chorale - “Steppin’ Out of the Copa” (Comm. Rm.)

21


9:30 Fred Meyer


2:00 SONUS Hearing

2:30 “TRIVIA” - You Know

More Than You Think You Do!

4:00 Munch Bunch - La Provence


22


9:30 & 10:15 “Sit-ercise”



12:30 “Crystal Springs Rhododendron

Gardens” in Portland

3:00 BINGO

7:00 Wii Bowling

23

1:00 Bingo

2:30 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

24 & 31 1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave

25 “Memorial Day” - a day

we remember family & friends

who are no longer with us



1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee


9:45 “Circuit Training” 10:00 Cards with Barb

11:00 “Ball Fitness” 11:00 Women’s Coffee 12:30 Students of Roger Anunsen do a

Presentation for Select Residents - Theater 1:00 Mt. Man Snacks & Gifts 1:00 LIBRARY & BANKING

3 - 4:30 PAL Volunteers


27





10:15 & 11:00 “Sit-ercise”

1:00 Current Events


28


9:00 Men’s Breakfast out to

“Tom’s Pancake House”




3:00 “Ed Talk” - Group

Discussions in the Theater


29


9:30 & 10:15 “Sit-ercise”

10:00 Terri Hunter - Lobby piano



12:30 Portland Art Museum

3:00 BINGO

7:00 Wii Bowling

30

1:00 Bingo

2:30 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie


Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2

3 4 9:00 Morning Devotions 9:00 Catholic Communion




5

6 7 1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie &

Wii Bowling Tournament


1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

with Chaplain Dave



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 BIRTHDAY Party


2:15 Movie Matinee


7:00 Wii Bowling

8:30 - 9:30 Theater in use



10:00 Bake- Pumpkin Gingerbread with

11:00 Ball Fitness Sue


12:30 Harman Pool

1:00 BOOKS & BANKING

2:00 Visionaires - meet Susan

2:00 Beginner Line Dance 4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO

11 Name Tag Day






9:25 Fred Meyer


11:00 Ball Fitness

1:00 Opera “Don Giovanni”

in our Theater (15 minute

intermission)

4:00 Read Aloud




10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 Monte Watters, lobby piano



14 1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

15

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

with Chaplain Dave



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise


9:45 Circuit Training -Fitness Room 10:00 “Thanksgiving Cards” with Sue


12:30 Mt. Man Snacks & Gifts 1:00 BOOKS & BANKING 2:00 Beginner Line Dance

3:00 “I Remember When . . . “ 4:00 Read Aloud 7:00 BINGO


(No Catholic Communion today due

to Tuesday’s Mass)

9:00 Pool with Jim



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

11 - 2 “Clothing Connection” 1:00 Current Events

3:00 Men’s Group / Table Games

19 “King & Queen Day” 9:00 Morning Devotions 9:25 Fred Meyer

9:45 Circuit Training 11:00 Ball Fitness 1:30 Movie Matinee

2:00 SONUS Hearing 4:00 Read Aloud 4:00 Munch Bunch at


20



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 Mystery Drive


3:00 BINGO



1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie


4:00

Sunday Celebration

with Chaplain Dave



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee


7:00 Wii Bowling


9:45 Circuit Training 10:00 “Crafts” with Sue


1:00 BOOKS & BANKING 1:00 “Pretty Nails” 2:00 Beginner Line Dance




9:00 Pool with Jim



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 Current Events/Caring Quilters

3:00 CRIBBAGE / Table Games




11:00 Ball Fitness

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00 Read Aloud



27



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise




3:00 BINGO


28

1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

29

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

with Chaplain Dave



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee


3:15 AVADA Hearing 7:00 Wii Bowling


9:45 Circuit Training 10:00 “” with Sue

11:00 Ball Fitness 11:00 Women’s Coffee 12:30 Mt. Man Snacks & Gifts

12:30 Harman Pool 1:00 BOOKS & BANKING 2:00 Beginner Line Dance

3:00 Brain Busters 4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO

MAY 2015 Hearthstone at Murrayhill

10880 SW Davies Rd. Beaverton, Or. 97008 (503) 520-0911

www.hearthstoneseniorliving.com




1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee


7:00 Mario Carboni - plays “honky- tonk” piano & trumpet at same time!



10:00

11:00 Ball Fitness



4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO



9:00 Pool with Jim



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

12:30 Caring Quilters

1:00 Current Events

3:00 Men’s Group 3:00 Cookies & Games


9:25 Fred Meyer


11:00 Ball Fitness

1:30 Movie

3:00 Volunteers go to PAL - read,

play games with after-school kids

4:00 Munch Bunch to

“” (or 12/11) ? 7:00 Words to Live By

5 Mobile Dental Day

9:00 Morning Devotions 9:30 Movers & Shakers

9:30 Life Christian School - sing in Living Room 10:00 Book Club with Barbara 10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

11:00 Laddie Boys Jewelry & Repairs 1:30 “O Tannenbaum” Portland Garden Club tea and décor. sale

6:30 Wii Bowling

6

10:00 Village Baptist K-6th grade

“carol” in halls and put door

hangers on all resident doors

2:00 “Celebration of Life” for

Ray Maddux - Community Room

2:15 Bus to “Portland’s Singing

Christmas Tree”


1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

8 “Optometrist, Dr. Mark Mc-

Kenzie” - Ind. Private Dining Rm.



1:00 BIRTHDAY Party


2:15 Movie Matinee


6:30 Wii Bowling



10:00

11:00 Ball Fitness




2:00 Visionaires - Theater

3:00 Sing-a-Long with Bob & Dave 4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO

10 Name Tag Day



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise 11 - 3 “Garments on the Go” 1:00 Current Events

3:00 Men’s Group / Cookies & Games “Dressy Candlelight Dinner” 7:00 Pianist, Bill Brennan (upstairs)


9:25 Fred Meyer


11:00 Ball Fitness

1:30 “The Nutcracker” video

in Community Room

4:00


12



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00


3:00 BINGO

7:00 “Rose City Timberliners” A Cappella group - Community Room

13 “Christmas Party

for Hearthstone Staff”

in

Community Room

(No Activities Today)


1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave

15



11:00 Terri Hunter, Lobby piano

1:00 BINGO


2:15 Movie Matinee


6:30 Wii Bowling



10:00

11:00 Ball Fitness



2:30 - 4:00 (Theater in use)

4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO



9:00 Pool with Jim



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 Current Events

2:00 The Michaels’ Kids on piano - 3:00 Men’s Group upstairs

3:00 Cookies & Games

18




11:00 Ball Fitness

2:00 SONUS Hearing




19



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise


1:00 Mystery Drive

3:00 BINGO

6:30 Wii Bowling

20

1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

21

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave

22



1:00 BINGO


2:15 Movie Matinee


6:30 Wii Bowling


9:45 Circuit Training 10:00

11:00 Ball Fitness 11:00 Women’s Coffee 11 - 2

1:00 Mt. Man Snacks & Gifts 1:00 LIBRARY & BANKING 1:00 “Pretty Nails”


24 Name Tag Day 9:00 Morning Devotions 9:00 Catholic Communion


10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise 11:00 1:00 Current Events

3:00 Men’s Group/3:00 Cookies & Games

25



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise


1:00

3:00 BINGO

6:30 Wii Bowling

27

28

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave

29 9:00 Morning Devotions 10:00/10:45 “Tai Chi” with Terry

1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee


6:30 Wii Bowling

30 9:00 Morning Devotions 9:45 Circuit Training

10:00 11:00 Ball Fitness 11:00 Women’s Coffee

1:00 LIBRARY & BANKING 2:00 “Classical Music . . . What It Really Is” led by Jack Konner

4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO

31 Name Tag Day



9:00 Pool with Jim



10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 Current Events

7:30 - 9:30 New Year’s Eve Party!

Hannaka dates?



1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00


2



1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee

7:00 Wii Bowling


9:45 Circuit Training 10:00 Baking with Barb

11:00 Ball Fitness 11:00 Women’s Coffee 12:30 “In The Mood” - Newmark in

Portland (sign up & pay) 1:00 Mt. Man Snacks & Gifts 1:00 LIBRARY & BANKING






10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise


1:00 Current Events

3:00 Men’s Group

3:00 Games

5


9:25 Fred Meyer


11:00 Ball Fitness






10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

11:00 Laddie Boys Jewelry & Repairs

12:30 - 3 Investors Mtg. - Theater

1:00 Mystery Drive

3:00 BINGO

7:00 Wii Bowling

7

1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

8 “Daylight Saving Time”

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00


9



11:00 Bill Brennan, lobby piano

1:00 BIRTHDAY PARTY


2:15 Movie Matinee

7:00 Wii Bowling

10




11:00 Ball Fitness



2:00 Visionaires

4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO

11





10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 Current Events

3:00 Men’s Group

3:00 Games

12


9:25 Fred Meyer


11:00 Ball Fitness

1:30




10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00

3:00 BINGO



7:00 Wii Bowling

14 9:30 - 11:00

“Brain Seminar”

“Red Hat” Ladies Day Trip

1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store 2:15 Movie


4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave



11:00 “Shekinah” Jewelry

1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive

2:15 Bridge & Pinochle 2:15 Movie Matinee

7:00 Wii Bowling




11:00 Ball Fitness




2:00 “Jeopardy!” - Community Rm. 4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO





10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:30 & 2:00 FLOOR MEETINGS TODAY

1:00 Current Events

3:00 Men’s Group

3:00 Games


9:25 Fred Meyer


11:00 Ball Fitness

2:00 “1906 S.F. Earthquake” -

Presenter, Sig Unander

2:00 SONUS Hearing



20 “Spring Begins”



10:00 Tom Ball, lobby piano

10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise


1:00

3:00 BINGO

7:00 Wii Bowling


1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

22

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave



1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee

7:00 Wii Bowling




11:00 Ball Fitness





25





10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise

1:00 Current Events





11:00 Ball Fitness

1:30 Movie


4:00 Munch Bunch -

“ ” 7:00 Words to Live By



10:00

10:15 & 11:00 Sit-ercise





3:00 BINGO 7:00 Wii Bowling

28 1:00 Bingo

2:00 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie


4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave



1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee

7:00 Wii Bowling




11:00 Ball Fitness




2:00 TED Talk & Discussion 4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO


May 8th

“Schreiner’s Iris Gardens”

May 22nd

“Crystal Springs

Rhododendron Gardens”

1 “In-House” Dental Day


9:30 & 10:15 “Sit-ercise”

(Book Club will be Fri., May 8th)


1:00 Mystery Drive


3:00 BINGO

7:00 Wii Bowling

2

1:00 Bingo

2:30 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

7:00 PM

“Steve West”

on Guitar with

Lovely Ballads & singing


4:00


4



1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee

7:00 Wii Bowling



10:00 Baking with Barb




4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO





10:15 & 11:00 “Sit-ercise”


1:00 Current Events

2:00 Beach Ball Volleyball

3:00 Men’s Group 7:00 “Border Patrol” -

USBP Agent, Joel McElheran


9:30 Fred Meyer



1:00 Hearthstone Honeys go

for “dessert tea” at Lavender Bleu

Tea Room in West Linn



9:30 & 10:15 “Sit-ercise”



12:30 “Schreiner’s Iris Gardens”

in Salem


3:00 BINGO

7:00 Wii Bowling

9

1:00 Bingo

2:30 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

10 “Mother’s Day”

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave



1:00 BIRTHDAY PARTY


2:15 Movie Matinee

7:00 “Chuck Par-Due & Cheryl” - trumpet/singing

12








3 - 4:30 PAL Volunteers 4:00 Read Aloud

7:00 BINGO

13





10:15 & 11:00 “Sit-ercise”

1:00 Current Events

1:00 Beginner iPad Class - Theater

3:00 Men’s Group 3:00 Games

5:30 “Brain Seminar”- Roger Anunsen



9:30 Fred Meyer



1:30 Movie Matinee






9:30 & 10:15 “Sit-ercise”-video




3:00 BINGO

6:15 “Young Artists Concerto

Competition Concert”- sponsored by Beaverton Symphony Orchestra

(sign up to ride bus - bring $5)

16 10:00 “Caring Quilters”

Field Trip & Lunch Out

1:00 Bingo

2:30 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

17

1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave



1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee

7:00 Wii Bowling





12:30 Students of Roger Anunsen do a

Presentation for Select Residents -Theater








10:15 & 11:00 “Sit-ercise”video

1:30 & 2:00 Floor Meetings

3:00 Men’s Group

3:00 Games

7:00 Concords’ Chorale - “Steppin’ Out of the Copa” (Comm. Rm.)

21


9:30 Fred Meyer


2:00 SONUS Hearing

2:30 “TRIVIA” - You Know

More Than You Think You Do!

4:00 Munch Bunch - La Provence


22


9:30 & 10:15 “Sit-ercise”



12:30 “Crystal Springs Rhododendron

Gardens” in Portland

3:00 BINGO

7:00 Wii Bowling

23

1:00 Bingo

2:30 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie

24 & 31 1:30 Movie Matinee

4:00

Sunday Celebration

Chaplain Dave

25 “Memorial Day” - a day

we remember family & friends

who are no longer with us



1:00 BINGO

1:00 Mystery Drive


2:15 Movie Matinee


9:45 “Circuit Training” 10:00 Cards with Barb

11:00 “Ball Fitness” 11:00 Women’s Coffee 12:30 Students of Roger Anunsen do a

Presentation for Select Residents - Theater 1:00 Mt. Man Snacks & Gifts 1:00 LIBRARY & BANKING

3 - 4:30 PAL Volunteers


27





10:15 & 11:00 “Sit-ercise”

1:00 Current Events


28


9:00 Men’s Breakfast out to

“Tom’s Pancake House”




3:00 “Ed Talk” - Group

Discussions in the Theater


29


9:30 & 10:15 “Sit-ercise”

10:00 Terri Hunter - Lobby piano



12:30 Portland Art Museum

3:00 BINGO

7:00 Wii Bowling

30

1:00 Bingo

2:30 Saturday Store

2:15 Movie


This was a portrait photo taken of my mother, Ma-

rie Kipp, and me when I was eight years old. My

mom was secretary to the president of the Federal

Land Bank in St. Louis, which was a branch of the

Farm Credit Administration. My mom had gone

back to work after my Dad lost his job in the 1929

stock market crash.

Shirley Johnson

DEAR MOM,

I LOVE YOU.

This photo was taken in 1981 for my parents 50th wedding

anniversary at the Greenwood Inn in Beaverton.

Standing left to right: Jerry Katzke, Margaret‘s brother; Mar-

garet; Joe Hasson, Margaret‘s husband. Seated left to right:

Margaret‘s grandmother, Bertha Nelson; mother, Helen

Katzke; and father, Jerry Katzke.

Margaret Hasson

My British mother, Nell, was a stickler for respect. One day as

we sat at breakfast, we saw a neighbor hurrying along the

road. Despite the warm summer day, he wore a heavy tweed

coat and cap. He walked quickly, head down, apparently

muttering. ―There goes Galloping Harry,‖ said my brother.

Mum banged the table with her open hand. ―His name is Mr.

Parker and that is what you will call him.‖ She taught us to

respect people for their character regardless of differences.

Jean Bradley (Jean on far left, mother is far right)

We had four generations of family together at this

1971 Christmas gathering. I‘m in the orange dress

with big hair and my mother, Hannah, is holding her

great grandchild. The photo also includes my dad

(far left) and my son, Dan, the proud father of Beth

and new baby.

Elaine Stearns Cummings


Anna’s Place Moments

The Very Magical World of the

Aquatic Ecosystem at Anna’s Place By Frank Pablo, Life Enrichment Coordinator

An upgrade to the salt water tank has taken place here at Anna‘s Place. We have added new

salt water critters as well as live coral which illuminate beautiful green polyps when undis-

turbed.

The sea anemone now has a humble home and a safe place for the clown fish to dwell. The

clown fish skim their bodies on the sea anemone like they are getting a quick tickle from an

old friend.

We have a variety of crustaceans: a flame cleaner shrimp and its side kick cousin called a

banded coral shrimp. They both mischievously hide underneath the rocks along with a handful

of mini hermit crabs that climb amongst the vast big rocks.

Let‘s also give it up to the algae eaters or the sea snails that are slowly combing the tank. If

you look closely you can see the white tube worms disguised as chandeliers dangling on the

bottom of the rocks. But don‘t let them fool you: they are still worms even with their unique

look. Oh, and don‘t forget the different sea sponges and sea grapes providing a quick meal

for the diverse community.

Anna‘s Place salt water tank is fascinating and entertaining for the many residents, family and

friends who visit. Who knew the underwater world could be so spellbinding?


Jim and Pat Kuenzi: A Ministry of

Listening and Encouraging Others By Ruben Wilson, Resident

James Berton Kuenzi was born in Silverton, Ore., December 2, 1934, to Theodore

William and Gracia Graynell (Rundel) Kuenzi. A sister, Joyce, completed the family.

Jim attended Middle Grove Elementary and Parrish Junior High schools, and gradu-

ated from Silverton High School. He attended Willamette University after three

years in the Army.

He was sent to Ordinance School in Aberdeen, Md., for basic training. He was then

assigned to Hanford, Wash., where he worked on the radar protecting the Hanford Atomic plant. In Janu-

ary 1954, he was given orders to serve in Korea with various responsibilities. In October 1955, Jim was

brought back to the States where he finished his enlistment at Camp Irwin located on southern California‘s

Mojave Desert. He left the Army as a corporal. Jim had a desire to work in the outdoors as an engineer.

However in 1960, he realized his diagnosis of multiple sclerosis might limit his mobility, so he pursued a

career in accounting. They lived in the Silverton, Salem and Keizer communities south of Portland. He

worked for Salem Sand and Gravel, The Oregon Nut Exchange and State of Oregon.

Patricia Ann Mowery was born on April 26, 1938, in Portland, Ore., to Layton and Blaine Mowery. She had a

brother, Gene. She attended Abernathy and Llewellyn Elementary schools, Cleveland High School and Port-

land State College. Pat‘s ambitions included becoming a school teacher, which she did, teaching classes

from kindergarten through the secondary levels during her career in education.

Pat‘s cousin was married to Jim Kuenzi‘s cousin. Jim was serving in the military at the time of his cousin‘s

wedding, so Pat had never met him. One Saturday afternoon, Pat was invited to go with her cousin to visit

Jim‘s mom, Gracia, who was highly admired by all of her family. Both Pat and Jim were suspicious that their

families were ―setting them up.‖ However, the meeting went well and they followed up with dates the next

few weekends. Soon they were engaged to be married.

Jim and Pat were married at Moreland Presbyterian Church on December 19, 1959, in Portland. It was the

day after Pat completed her college finals and the Saturday before Christmas. Jim and Pat feel the Lord has

Daughter Kristin (third from left) with her

family: Nathan, husband Rick, Xiomara,

Josh, Naomi and Jesse Gard Gunnar, Anika, Karl, and Roland Miles, Kathi, and Katie


Aging Successfully: Learning About Our Brains By Penny Holcomb, Community Relations Director

“Our BRAINS are alive . . . with the sound of MUSIC.” For years music therapy experts, caregiving profession-

als and family members have intuitively understood the power of music to elevate our moods. Now brain

scientists are catching up and confirming that music has the power to heal our brains. This is what 83

Hearthstone residents, family members and friends learned when they attended Roger Anunsen‘s April 15th

seminar at Hearthstone.

A pioneer in the national creative aging movement, Roger Anunsen

designs and presents innovative educational programs that explore the

science of brain health and how to use that science to benefit our

brains. By promoting behavioral approaches to brain health, Roger

incorporates the creative use of food, music, plants, sports, humor, and

the visual arts in ways that literally wake up our brains.

We encourage you to bring your family and friends to experience Rog-

er Anunsen‘s third ―Healthy Brain‖ lecture at Hearthstone – this one

honoring mothers. As always, participants‘ brains will be stimulated by

learning something new and by sampling some ―brain-healthy‖ treats.

For more information about the May 13 seminar, please contact Com-

munity Relations Director Penny Holcomb at 503-521-3006 or

[email protected].

given them a ministry of comfort and blessing to others. They spent

45 years at Salem Alliance Church before moving to Hearthstone at

Murrayhill.

Pat has assumed the position of being historian for her extended

family. She has created photo albums and grandmother books for

all of her grandchildren. Although MS has limited Jim‘s physical ac-

tivities, he enjoys reading, working on computers, and family gath-

erings and games.

Their older daughter, Kristin Gard, is an event planner for Ministers Fellowship International in Portland.

She and her husband, Rick, are the parents of three sons: Josh who is married to Xiomara and the father of

Jesse and Naomi; Nick and his wife Chauncey; and Nathan who is a Marine. Daughter Kathi Schaedler is a

human resources manager for Acumentra Health in Portland. She is married to Karl and is the mother of

Katie and Miles. Karl‘s children are Roland, Gunnar and Anika.

Daughter Kristin had heard positive things about Hearthstone from a financial advisor who had clients in

several retirement communities. As soon as they toured Hearthstone at Murrayhill, Jim was ready to get on

the waiting list. They were impressed with the facilities and with the friendly, welcoming spirit of the staff

they met.

Pat and Jim with grandson Nick and his

wife Chauncey

This is Your Brain…

On Mother’s Day

WEDNESDAY

MAY 13

6:00 PM*

Community Room – 2nd

Floor

Hearthstone at Murrayhill

*BRAIN BONUS: Arrive early to

experience something special

relating to Mother’s Day!

mailto:[email protected]


Dumb and Dumber #2 By Barbara Gerson, Resident

Barbara, Barbara Who?

Recently, I went to the Providence on Scholls office

to have blood drawn. I signed my name on their list

and sat down to wait. After a short amount of time,

a woman came out. ―Barbara?‖ she asked hesitantly.

―Yes,‖ I said as I stood to follow her. ―Right this way,

Barbara,‖ she said. I followed along.

―Sit right here, Barbara,‖ she said. ―Barbara, I need

to enter your data in the computer.‖

―Of course,‖ I replied.

―Barbara,‖ she asked, ―what is your last name?‖ I

stated my last name and then spelled it. ―And your

first name?‖ I started to laugh. She didn‘t seem to

understand why.

Don’t Call Me, We’ll Call You

A friend of mine had recently been widowed and

was grieving deeply but still saw the humor in this

and told me the story.

Shortly after her husband died a telemarketer

called her home. The caller asked, ―May I speak to

Robert Morton?‖

―I‘m sorry,‖ she said, ―but he is deceased.‖ ―Oh,‖

said the marketer, ―I‘ll call back later.‖

Celebrate May Birthdays with…

1 Lois Lawler

1 Masumi Shoma

4 Donnice Sundin

5 Ethel Young

6 Jack Leonard

6 Rosemary Forney

7 Nola Shearer

14 Millie Ridge

15 Kay Grimm

15 Les McCoy

16 Margie Brickley

16 Darlene Moore

18 Norma Reynolds

20 Ken Bradley

22 Helen Alne

29 Ray Poujade

29 Elaine Shores

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