June 2016 - Pine Valley Retirement Community

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June
2016
Monthly Publication
Pine Valley Staff
Pam Essary
Director of
Independent Living
Anne McKinney
Director of
Assisted Living
Tyra Busby
Resident Liaison
Angie Cooper
Activity Director
Shirley Wilson
Food Services Director
Beauty Shop
349-8825
Kitchen
349-8819
Knoll
349-8818
Office
349-8700
Residents’ Council Meeting
on Thursday, June 2th at 3:00 P.M. in the APR
Residents’ Birthdays
Dorothy Johnson
Ann Clarks
Shirley Stephens
Marie Savage
Anne Walker
Oleta Hayes
JoAnn Williamson
Irene Pickett
Alice Patrick
Anne Toppins
Billy Leopard
Marie Hoiliday
Marguerite Haggerty
Employees’ Birthdays
Gail Blackburn
Carly Farish
Don Jemison
Joey Kay
Charles Reed
Reminder to All Residents
Pine Valley Home Health can provide assistance with
medication and personal care in your apartment or patio home.
Contact Pam or Anne for more information .
IMPORTANT
NOTICE
Who’s New to Pine Valley
As of this month,
we will no longer
be able to put
the Pine Line in
your mail box due
to the new boxes
not having slots.
As a result Pine
Lines will be placed
in the den the first
five days of each
month, so please
remember to get
one when you check
your mail.
Beatrice Watson (F02)
Charles & Dot Smith (F24)
Pictures from our last
Annual Picnic
Irene Pickett (B06)
*** GUEST ROOM***
Don’t forget to make reservations
for your out-of-town friends & family
to stay in our guest-suite.
Contact us at 205-349-8700
to make your reservation.
Healthy Living with Anne McKinney
Melanoma/Skin Cancer
Detection & Prevention Month
Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the United States.
Ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun is the main cause of skin cancer . UV
radiation can also come from tanning booths or sunlamps. The most dangerous
kind of skin cancer is called melanoma. The good news? Skin cancer can almost
always be cured when it’s found and treated early. Communities, health
professionals, and families can work together to prevent skin cancer or detect it
early on.
Make a difference: Spread the word about strategies for preventing skin
cancer and encourage communities, organizations, families, and individuals to
get involved. How can Melanoma/Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month
make a difference? We can use this month to raise awareness about skin cancer
and help people take action to prevent or detect it, both at home and in the
community. Here are just a few ideas:
Encourage families to adopt good habits together, like wearing sunscreen and limiting their
time in the sun. Motivate teachers and administrators to teach kids about the harm of UV
radiation and why it’s important to protect yourself. Identify youth leaders in your
community who can talk to their peers about taking steps to prevent skin cancer.
Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the United States.
Ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun is the main cause of skin cancer.
UV damage can also cause wrinkles and blotches or spots on your skin.
The good news is that skin cancer can be prevented, and it can almost always be
cured when it’s found and treated early. Melanoma/Skin Cancer Detection and
Prevention Month. During the month of May, join us in taking action to prevent
skin cancer and reduce the risk of UV damage.
Stay out of the sun between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Use sunscreen with SPF 15 or higher. Put on
sunscreen every 2 hours and after you swim or sweat. Cover up with long sleeves and a hat.
Summer is Here!
Making Memories with Carly
The official day summer begins is June 20th; but if you ask me,
summer begins when the heat overrides the cool breeze and your hand
seems like the only spot for an ice cold beverage!
Whatever makes you feel like welcoming the summer, please come
join in the many activities we offer at Pine Valley! A new addition in June will
be is called “ Treasure Stories”. Everyone is invited to share ANY item they
have acquired that means something special to them and has a story to tell!
Also, as this summer highlights various patriotic holidays, we want to honor
June 14th with the History of Flag Day. I cannot thank you all enough for
welcoming me with open arms! See you in the APR!!!
~ Carly
Recipe Corner
BLT PASTA SALAD
Ingredients
12 ounces corkscrew-shaped pasta
1/2 cup milk
12 ounces lean bacon
3 medium ripe tomatoes, cut into chunks
1 tablespoon chopped fresh thyme
1 clove garlic, minced
Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1/4 cup sour cream
4 tablespoons chopped chives or scallion greens
5 heads Bibb lettuce, quartered, or 5 cups chopped romaine hearts
Directions
Cook the pasta in a large pot of salted boiling water as the label directs. Drain and toss with the milk in a large
bowl; set aside.
Meanwhile, cook the bacon in a large skillet over medium-high heat until crisp. Drain on paper towels.
Discard all but 3 tablespoons drippings from the pan. Add the tomatoes, thyme and garlic to the pan and toss until
warmed through; season with salt and pepper. Crumble the bacon into bite-size pieces; set aside 1/4 cup for
garnish. Toss the remaining bacon and the tomato mixture with the pasta.
Mix the mayonnaise, sour cream and 3 tablespoons chives with the pasta until evenly combined. Season with
salt and pepper. Add the lettuce; toss again to coat. Garnish with the reserved bacon and the remaining 1 tablespoon chives. Serve at room temperature.
June 2016
Sunday
Monday
“My father gave me the greatest gift anyone could give another person, he believed in me.”
~ Jim Valvano
Tuesday
Wednesday
APR - All Purpose Room
C - Chapel
D - Den
DR - Dining Room
F - Fairmont
K - Knoll
P - Parlor
L - Library
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
2:45 EPISCOPAL COMMUNION - C
10:15 PUBLIX - F
3:00 - BINGO - (Capstone Bank) -APR
8:30 CHURCH TRANSPORT - F
9:45 SUNDAY SCHOOL - Chapel
5
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
1:15 WINN DIXIE - F $
3:00 “TREASURE STORIES” - APR
Bring a treasure of your own and share
the story of how you acquired it!
6
7
9:15 - LEAVE for LLL/FBC Meeting - F
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
10:00 BANK TRIP - F
10:15 - 10:45 ALABAMA CREDIT UNION - P
1:00 MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES - D
3:00 60’s TRIVIA - APR
9:30 EXERCISE
10:15 PUBLIX - F
1:00 RUMMIKUB - D
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
9:30 - EXERCISE - APR
10:00 - 10:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE - APR
1:00 POP CULTURE with Carly - APR
2:00 WELLNESS with WALGREENS - APR
Dustin Goss Leading
3:00 RESIDENTS’ COUNCIL - APR
2
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
10:00 - 10:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE - D
1:00 SHANGHAI - D
1:30 FRED’S/ P.O./ BARGAIN STORE - F $
8
9:30 - EXERCISE - APR
1:00 FUN with Flowers “Roses” -APR
2:30 Bookmobile - APR
9
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
1:00 SHANGHAI - D
5:00 SOCIAL HOUR with Pam - APR
3:00 BINGO (with Katie Terrell Tupperware) - APR
3
10
10:30 UNITED METHODIST
Sunday School - Parlor
4
11
5:00 - 7:00 APR RESERVED
12
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
2:00 HUMANE SOCIETY VISITS - APR
3:00 - SCRIPTURE STUDY -C
w/ Jean Shanahan
13
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
10:00 - BANK TRIP - F
10:15 - 10:45 - ALABAMA CREDIT UNION - P
1:30 - WAL-MART - F $
2:45 METHODIST COMMUNION - C
3:00 HISTORY of FLAG DAY - APR
Bring something you have that symbolizes
THE STARS AND STRIPES
14
9:30 EXERCISE
10:15 PUBLIX - F
1:00 RUMMIKUB - D
1:30 EXTRAORINARY USES FOR ORDINARY
THINGS - APR with Angie
3:00 BINGO - APR ( Southern Care) -APR
15
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
2:00 “ALL is WELL with AMEDISYS” - APR
3:00 “I Remember Father” - APR
Please Bring A Picture of Your Father
16
21
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
10:15 PUBLIX - F
1:00 RUMMIKUB - D
1:00 FIRESIDE POETRY - APR
with Marguerite Haggerty - APR
3:00 BINGO ( with Hospice of West Al)- APR
22
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
1:00 SCRABBLE & SODA - APR
2:30 Bookmobile - APR
4:00 CURRENT EVENTS - APR
“SUMMER EDITION”
23
17
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
1:00 SHANGHAI - D
2:30 LET’S VISIT THE PURSE MAN - F $
18
US FLAG DAY
19
26
4:00 FUN, FOOD & FELLOWSHIP
w/ Alberta Baptist Church - APR
THIS IS FOR ALL RESIDENTS
EVERYONE WELCOME
SUMMER BEGINS
20
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
3:00 BIRTHDAY PARTY - APR This is for
ALL Residents with June Birthdays.
So come join fellow GEMINI Carly
with a “Sherbet Surprise”
Everyone Come Celebrate
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
3:00 Hymn Book Singing with Tim
Eads - APR
27
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
10:00 BANK TRIP - F
11:30 LUNCH BUNCH - F
1:00 MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES - D
1:30 Let’s go shopping at TUESDAY MORNING - F
5:30 Hot Dog Supper & Carroll’s Creek Blue Grass
Boys Come to perform – APR
28
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
10:00 BANK TRIP - F
1:00 - MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES - D
3:00 MEN’S FELLOWSHIP - P
All you men come on down and just meet &
greet
29
9:30 EXERCISE
10:15 PUBLIX - F
1:00 RUMMIKUB - D
1:30 “PRESIDENTIAL PRAISE” 21ST POTUS
CHESTER A. ARTHUR Come join Angie as we
continue our study - APR
3:00 BINGO - ( Pine Valley) -APR
30
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
2:00 “ALL IS WELL WITH AMEDYSIS” - APR
3:00 FINCHER & OZMENT JEWELERS - APR
4:30 DINNER CLUB - APR
24
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
1:00 SHANGHAI - D
5:00 - Social Hour with Tyra- APR
July
1
9:30 EXERCISE - APR
1:00 SHANGHAI - D
July
25
2

June 2016 - Pine Valley Retirement Community

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