Harbor Place Residents-

Free to Attend

Guests

Adults— $25.00

Children 5-12yrs—$12.50

Children 0-4yrs— Free

Please RSVP at

253-853-3354

If you would like to

reserve a table for you and

your family, please

RSVP by May 4th.

Tables will be reserved for

parties of 4 or more, Har-

bor Place will not be

accepting seating reserva-

tions after May 4th. You

are welcome to RSVP after May 4th, however, seating

will be based upon availabil-

ity after this date.

Harbor Place would like

to invite you and your

loved ones to join us

to our annual

Mother’s Day Buffet

Sunday, May 8th

11:30 am to 1:00 pm

Menu

Crab Stuffed Salmon

Poached Chicken with Feta

and Pine Nuts

Citrus and Mixed Grain Pilaf

Roasted Brussels Sprouts

in Honey Butter

Marinated Watermelon

Salad

Strawberry Kiwi Spinach

Salad

Lobster Cocktail

Chocolate Bundt Cake

with Raspberry Sauce

White Chocolate Lemon

Mousse

Butternut Squash Hummus

Flatbread

Mother’s Day Buffet - Sunday, May 8th

M A N A G E M E N T T E A M

Senior Executive Director -

Nicole Long-Roberts

Activities - Krissy Stillie

Business Office - Lisa Stoican

Executive Chef - Joe Baugous

Housekeeping - Melody Douglas

Maintenance - Bill McIntyre

Marketing - Sue Wilhelm

Nursing - Stacy Plumb

Harbor Place

Happenings H A R B O R P L A C E

A T C O T T E S M O R E

1016 29TH ST. NW

GIG HARBOR, WA 98335

PHONE: 253-853-3354

FAX: 253-853-0400

O F F I C E H O U R S

MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 AM - 8 PM

SATURDAY - SUNDAY 9 AM - 6 PM

S A L O N & D A Y S P A

SALON

TUESDAY - SATURDAY 9 AM - 5 PM

SPA MONDAY - SATURDAY

9 AM - 5 PM

253-853-0326

M A Y 2 0 1 6

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Resident Birthdays

9th - Bea R.

12th - Jannette H.

15th - Diane M.

20th - Carol J.

30th - Margaret J.

Staff Birthdays

7th - Hayden S. - Culinary Services

17th - Ace F. - Nursing

18th - Nicole R.-Sr Executive Director

18th - Vickie M. - Activities

19th - Ashley M. - Nursing

19th - Linda M. - Nursing

26th - Bill M. - Maintenance

28th - Sue W. - Marketing

P A G E 2

Senior Prom

Works quietly, profes-

sionally, friendly, hard

working and dedicated are

just a few ways Sandy L,

this month’s employee of

the month, has been

described by co-workers

and residents. Sandy has

been a part of the Harbor

Place nursing staff since

2006. She has proven

herself to go the extra

If you are interested in

nominating an employee

for this honor, please pick

up a nomination form at

the Front Desk. This is

the highest compliment

you can give one of the

employees!

Did you know that the Gig Harbor

History Museum is hosting an exhibit

that explores the lives of women from

1890-1940? From having families,

founding businesses and leading social

change, women have been influential in

both public and private life. This exhibit

looks at the lives of the founding women

of Gig Harbor, including unique

historical artifacts and images. Harbor

Place will be taking a trip to see this

exhibit on Friday, May 6th. Don’t for-

get to sign up!

Tulip Festival

mile to make sure that

residents don’t go with-

out on several occasions.

Thank you, Sandy, for

your dedication and care

of the residents. Your

hard work has not gone

unnoticed. You are an

inspiration to your fellow

co-workers. Keep up

the good work!

Employee of the Month

Harbor Place would like to invite you to

join us for our annual Senior Prom. This

year’s theme is the Wizard of Oz.

Come join us for music, dancing,

pictures, snacks and fun.

When: Friday, May 20th

Time: 1:30-3:30 pm

Where: Rainier

Dining Room

DJ: George Hollis

You don’t want

to miss this!

History Museum

Harbor Place would like to invite

you to our monthly Lunch and

Learn. This is a FREE seminar

and lunch.

When: Tuesday, May 24th

Time: 12:00 pm

Where: Rainier Dining Room

Speaker: Dr. Jerry V. Ramsey -

Author, Retired Educator and

Historical Re-Enactor Just awarded the Pinnacle Book

Achievement Award for Best North-

west History!

In 'Stealing Puget Sound 1832-

1869,' Ramsey exposes the little

Refer a Friend

P A G E 3 M A Y 2 0 1 6

Bringing your friends closer has

never been easier and more

beneficial. With our “Bring-A-

Friend” referral program you

could receive a $1,000 rent

credit. It is as simple as

1,2,3…..

1. Submit the name of someone

you feel would benefit from the

Harbor Place lifestyle by

completing the “Bring-A-Friend”

form.

2. Our General Manager or

Marketing Director will be in

touch with you to provide

additional details and to contact

your friend.

3. If your friend moves in with us,

you will not only experience the

benefit of having that person

close by, but after she/he has

been at Harbor Place for 30 days,

you will receive a $1,000 rent

credit.

We would love

to welcome your

friends home to

Harbor Place!

Currently, Jerry volunteers at the

Tacoma Historical Society and

Nisqually Museum. His most re-

cent award was the coveted

“Murray Morgan Award” for

significant achievement in preserv-

ing and communicating local histo-

ry. His published works include

many magazine, newspaper, news-

letter, and journal articles and

three books: “A Curriculum for

High School Economic Geography

and History,” “A Fur Trade Era

Anthology” and he just published

“Stealing Puget Sound, 1832-

1869.”

Books will be available for

purchase (also available at

www.doghouse-publishing.com)

and signing.

Limited Seating

Please RSVP at 253.853.3354

Lunch will be provided ~

Everyone is welcome!

known political tension between

the first British settlers and the

Americans who crossed the

Oregon Trail fifteen years later.

The British legal ownership of the

precious land in the Puget Sound

region was confirmed by interna-

tional treaty. The well-known

"Pig War" was a direct result of

the "squeeze" aggressive Ameri-

can settlers put on the British

owners.

Ramsey taught at all levels, Pre-

School to Grad School, in public

schools, universities, and learning

centers for over 30 years. He is a

skilled teacher, public speaker,

history re-enactor, and radio an-

nouncer. His voice has been rec-

orded for historical sites, com-

mercials, public service an-nouncements and the popular

swing music shows, "Remember

When" and "The Big Band Broad-

cast" heard on several radio sta-

tions.

Lunch and Learn: Stealing Puget Sound 1832-1869

Welcome to Harbor Place!

Betty W. Bud W.

Elmer & Esther H.

We Are Glad You Are Here!

1016 29th St. NW

Gig Harbor, WA 98335

Phone: 253-853-3354

Fax: 253-853-0400

CHECK US OUT AT www.HarborPlaceRetirement.com

Due to limited space, the activities listed on this calendar are the Special Events, Socials and Outings provided by Harbor Place.

For a complete listing of activities, please pick up our entire month’s calendar at the Front Desk.

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

10:00 Catholic

Communion

11:00 Church Service

2

10:00 Grocery Store

Run - Fred Meyer

1:30 Historic Joy Ride

3

2:30 Peninsula

Singers - Concert

4

11:30 Lunch Bunch:

The Wild Fin

3:30 Betty Brown

Slide Show:

Arlington National

5

2:30 Cinco De Mayo

Party

3:30 Line Dancing

6

10:00 Gig Harbor

History Museum: 50

Years of Fashion,

History and Women

from 1890-1940

7 Kentucky Derby

3:00 Kentucky Derby

Party - Derby Hat

Contest

8 Mother’s Day

10:00 Catholic

Communion

11:00 Church Service

11:30-1:00 Mother’s

Day Buffet

9

10:00 Grocery Store

Run - Fred Meyer

1:30 Historic Joy Ride

3:00 Bible Study

10

10:00 Dr. Daniels -

Audiologist

2:00 Ice Cream Social

11

11:30 Picnic in the

Park or Bus

2:00 Fred and Fran’s

Bike Trip Across

America

12

2:30 Shopping at

Marshalls or

HomeGoods

3:30 Line Dancing

13 National Apple Pie

Day

10:00 Shopping at the

Tacoma Mall

2:30 Apple Pie Social

14 National Chocolate

Chip Cookie Social

2:30 Cookie Social

15

10:00 Catholic

Communion

11:00 Church Service

16

10:00 Grocery Store

Run - Fred Meyer

1:30 Historic Joy Ride

17

4:30 Dinner and a

Movie: The 33

18

1:00 Shopping at

Charming Charlies

1:30 Gary Hausam -

Entertainer

19 Devil’s Food Cake

Day

11:00 Library Out-

reach Services

2:30 Strawberry

Shortcake Social

20

1:30-3:30 Senior

Prom - There’s No

Place Like Home

(Wizard of Oz)

21

2:30 Popcorn Social

22

10:00 Catholic

Communion

11:00 Church Service

23

10:00 Grocery Store

Run - Fred Meyer

1:30 Historic Joy Ride

3:00 Bible Study

24 National Taffy

Day

12:00 Lunch and

Learn

2:30 Salt Water Taffy

Social

25

1:30 Dale Kennedy -

Entertainer

2:30 Shopping at

Trader Joe’s

26

2:30 Shopping at

Kohl’s and Michaels

3:30 Line Dancing

27

11:30 Lunch Bunch:

Sunset Grill

2:00 Walking Club -

Downtown Gig

Harbor

28 National Grape

Popsicle Day

2:30 Popsicle Social

29

10:00 Catholic

Communion

11:00 Church Service

30 Memorial Day

1:30 Milkshake Social

3:30 Patriotic Sing

Along

31

2:00 Cookie Social

2:30 Shopping at

Target