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What’s inside?
Phone numbers 2
New Residents & 3
Orientation
Birthdays & party 3
Grocery shopping 4
Winners! 4
Campus Happenings 5
Chaplains Chat & 6
Services
Dietary, Maintenance 7
& Housekeeping news
Wellness Center 11
Memorials 12
Calendar “loose”
2208 N. Loop 250 W. Midland, Texas 79707
(432) 689-9898 www.manorparkinc.org
If you have a suggestion, correction or comment about
the newsletter, activities, or campus issues—
please contact
Sherice Barndt 699-3469 or email
[email protected]
M A R C H
‘N THE MANOR OF SPEAKING
2020
Manor Park Dog Park Definition - A place where we bring our
furry companions to run, play fetch, and meet other four-legged
friends. Back in 2007, Barbara and Jack Cart-wright made a generous
donation to Manor Park for the creation and operation of a
neigh-borhood dog park. Jack and Barbara walked their two dogs Jack
& Lucy daily finding pleas-ure in meeting new neighbors all
over the cam-pus. After two years and many miles at Manor Park,
Jack made the suggestion of a dog park and followed with a donation
to get the project started. The dog park soon became a great place
to gather for socializing, both dog and
owner. A group of dedicated dog lovers meet regularly throughout
the day to socialize their dogs, so the excuse goes, but as we have
learned, it is as much for the owner as it is for the furry
companion. Still to this day the dog park is enjoyed by many. Once
again gener-ous residents, a group of avid dog park goers, have
made a sugges-tion, the addition of a shade structure, followed by
a donation to help with the cost. The group is working with Manor
Park and a contractor to pick the perfect style of shade structure.
We look forward to hot Texas days with a little shade this
summer.
This is our history, this is our future
SUNDaY, MaRCH 8
THURSDaY, MaRCH 19
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Information / Receptionist 689-9898 (Independent Residents)
Activity / Event Inquiries 699-3426; 699-3428
Accounting / Billing 699-3422
Beauty Shop: Somewhere In Time 699-3405
Chaplain 699-3404
Clinic (FMH Foundation) 689-0042
Director of Independent Living 699-3469
Dining Room ext.2020 689-9898
Grill (Clubhouse) 699-3418
Helen Greathouse Manor 694-1691
Housekeeping 699-3433
Maintenance / Repairs / Handyman 699-3427
Mabee Healthcare Center 689-0707
Marketing Office 699-3414
Pharmacy 689-3355
just need a refill? Call 699-6065
Receptionist (Mabee / Younger) 699-3401
Security 967-3898
Transportation (Medical & Valet) 699-3474
Village Pantry Store 697-9010
Frequently Called Phone Numbers
Communication is very important to us. COMMENT SHEETS
are available in three locations:
Receptionist office IL Activities sign up table
Front of Dir. IL office
Please leave the completed form with the receptionist.
Dir. IL Sherice Barndt 699-3469 or email
[email protected]
Neighborhood Resident Council
Tuesday, March 17 2pm
Right Activity Room
Did you know our Resident Council volunteers attend a meeting
each month to discuss campus issues, upcoming events, and give
ideas for new
opportunities. They are the voice for each neighbor-hood and
work hard to get new neighbors acquainted with each other and
involved.
THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO!
Monthly Resident Meeting
Tuesday, March 31 9:30 am
Right Activity Rm. (coffee, juice, & pastries at 9 a.m.)
Join your neighbors as Alan Hale, Executive Director, gives a
campus wide update along with other Adminis-trative staff. You will
have a chance to hear from other members of the staff as well.
Spring is upon us! A great time to begin planning parties
for Sunday School classes, Bridge groups, Family Reunions,
Clubs, etc... Manor Park has a number of venues
available for rent, at the Clubhouse:
Great Room (seats 120) Ortloff Room (seats 30)
Concho Patio (seats 100) Contact- Nicole Church
699-3426
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Richard Williams 504 Mustang
Loretta Bowling
150 Abell Hanger Circ.
VILLAGE SOUTH
William and Joyce Tapley 1903 Georgetown Ave.
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New Resident
Orientation
Weds, March 25
2:30 pm Tour
3:00 pm Meeting
For more information,
call 699-3469
Each resident attending
will receive a special
gift handmade by the
Needlework Group.
**If you were unable to
attend in the past, please,
join us at one of our
monthly meetings.
Carolyn Stice 3/2
Martha Adams 3/3
Ann Atchison 3/3
Emma Slawson 3/3
Alvin Talley 3/5
Barbara Dickenson 3/6
Barbara Cartwright 3/7
Jeannette Thompson 3/9
June Reid 3/9
Frankie Jo Jones 3/10
Anita West 3/10
Evelyn Davis 3/13
Joann Gholston 3/16
Ernie Showalter 3/16
Tracy Alexander 3/16
Richard Davis 3/17
Jack Skiles 3/20
Jo D. Smith 3/21
Shirley Perkins 3/22
Sondra Freeman 3/24
Jane Wolf 3/27
Ann Harrell 3/29
Pat Barker 3/30
Terry Adams 3/31
Baker Hallford 3/31
There is a $5 charge for non - birthday residents
& guests
“Lucky” March Birthdays
Birthday Party Thurs, March 19 Right Activity Rm. 5:00pm -
6:00pm
SERVING: Corned beef, potato
pancakes, braised cabbage with soda bread
Dining Room open for
takeout only on this day.
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1st Place 2nd Place
1/20 Mary Fay Wallace Jody Hale
1/27 Ruth Martin Mary Truex
2/3 Em Carnett Sue True
2/10 Janet Overton Sandy Kuhrau
Manor Park’s Winners
MEXICAN TRAIN
Join the fun!
1/20 LaVoin Brown 1/27 M. Bonecutter 2/3 Martha Adams 2/10
LaVoin Brown
Yahtzee! A rollin’ good time!
1/21 Patsy Jones
Mah Jongg
1/25 JoAnn Cozart
2/1 JoAnn Cozart
2/8 JoAnn Cozart
2/15 Lucille Balko
Mania Card Game
1/17 Patsy Jones
1/24 LaVoin Brown
1/30 Vanda Powers
2/7 LaVoin Brown
2/14 Patsy Jones
Grocery Shopping . . . let us do the driving!
Every Thursday, the Wallace Building
Residents begin gathering at 8:30 a.m. in the foyer of the
Wallace bldg.
The bus leaves promptly at 8:55 a.m.
We now rotate between Albertson’s & HEB. Look at the
calendar for which grocery store
is scheduled each week. CONTACT Nicole with questions
699-3426
REGISTRATION IS ONGOING
B & K Recycling Service
Brad Connell His services are off to a great start!
If you are interested, B&K is offering a reduced
charge curbside recycling pick-up for Manor
Park Residents. B&K Recycling will provide
recycling services twice monthly for $10/mo. to
residents who SIGN-UP with the IL Dept.
The charge will be added to your monthly bill.
Services will include pick-up & disposal of
plastics 1&2, paper, aluminum, and cardboard.
If you need a registration form, they are located
on the information rack outside the IL Dir. Of-
fice.
RENEW REuse
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Mondays Mexican Train
1:00pm Living Room - Various games
played daily after lunch. Come join
the FUN!
Bridge 1:00pm
Right Activity - Call Em Carnett at
687-6962 for a place at the tables.
Come join us!
Shape a New
Normal
2:00pm Chapel
Third Monday A support group led by Chaplain
Bill Billett to help residents cope with life changes after
the death of a family member.
Tuesdays Computer Group
10:00am Library
Most Tuesdays, a volunteer resident
will be helping with computers.
MahJongg 1:00 pm
Living Room Contact Gracie Shaw 704-1756
Party Around the Piano 5:30pm
Great Room in Clubhouse
Every second Tue. and last Thur.
Midland Health Lab
7:00am to 7:30am FMH Medical Service (across from the
pantry)
First and third Tuesdays
Get your lab work done early in the
morning; you need your insurance
card, I.D., doctor’s order for lab work & FAX number; if you
have questions call- (432)221-2911
Quilting Bee
First and third Tuesdays 9am-3pm
Clubhouse Ortloff Rm
Come when you can! Leave when
you must!
Any questions? Contact
Anna Marie Connally
972-849-8429
Wednesdays Coffee Klatch
9:00am
Atrium
Coffee and juice served along with
something to munch or dunk
Yahtzee Games
1:00pm
Living Room
Come join the fun!
Thursdays Men’s Coffee
Club 9:00am
Clubhouse Grill Bring your own mug for comple-mentary coffee;
you can order
breakfast at the Grill too!
Grocery Shop-ping 8:55am
Bus departs from Wallace Bldg.
Let us do the driv-ing; climb aboard the 14-passenger buses;
shop about an hour; we help unload your pur-chases.
Party Around the Piano 5:30pm
Great Room in Clubhouse
Every second Tue. and last Thur.
Bring a snack, your favorite drink, and
come have a good time!
Book Club 2:30pm
Rt. Activity Rm- First Thurs. of
month. Questions ?
Paula Johnson 704-1616
Alzheimer’s Support Group
10:00am OR 2:00pm
Rt. Activity Rm. Last Thursday
each month.
Fridays/ Saturdays Bookmobile
Second Friday 10am - 11:30am
Helen Greathouse Manor (HGM)
Come check out a book, video, or
book CD.
Celtic Heritage Gathering
6pm Rt Activity Rm
Second Saturday A gathering for
those interested in Celtic traditions; Manor Park pro-vides a
meeting location for this
group. Residents are welcome to
attend
BINGO 3:00pm
Rt Activity Rm Third Saturday
Sponsored by Westside Lions
Club with prizes provided. LIVE
YOU
WHERE
LOVE
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Chapel Services
Friday Mornings
10:30am Catholic Mass- St. Ann’s Catholic Church
Sunday Mornings
Hymns 9:45am /10:00am
Sunday Afternoon
4:00pm Vespers Mar 1 - First United Methodist
Mar 8 - First Presbyterian
“Back Sliders” performers
Mar 15 - NO SERVICE
Mar 22 - Christ Church Midland
Mar 29 - St. Luke’s Methodist
Other gatherings
Bible Study Parks-Faudree Family Chapel organized by
Melissa Schuler of FUMC Wednesday, 2:30 in Chapel
Grief Support Group
SHAPING A NEW NORMAL
The 3rd Monday of every mo. 2pm Parks-Faudree Chapel
Chaplain Bill Billett present to meet with whoever comes to the
chapel to listen to you as you talk about what is go-
ing on in your life. Do you have a prayer request? There are
locked boxes located around the campus to submit a prayer request.
Drop in your request so others can pray with and for you. The boxes
are located in the Atrium of the Barney Greathouse Activity
Building – on the table where residents signup for activities, on
the counter of the Sparks Café in Helen Greathouse Manor and in the
large room for Bluebonnet Trail in the Mabee Center. There are also
prayer request boxes in both Scharbauer and Cowden Cottages. You
can also send your prayer requests to [email protected].
I can hardly believe that it is already time to change the
clocks back to Daylight Savings Time this month (March 8th). Along
with the time change this month, we will see the beginning of the
spring. This year we have generally had mild weather, although I am
nor forgetting the ice and snow we had in February. I have heard
many people say they can hardly wait for the cold weather to come
to an end. Yes, we may have one or two more winter storms before it
is all over. Even with those storms, there was a sense of beauty
that creation displays even in what we feel are unwelcome
circumstances. Yes, at times it was difficult, if not unsafe to go
about what we would normally do, but we hoped that the terrible
weather would change and things would get back to normal. Whenever
things are difficult for us, we have hope, or faith, that things
will get back into a more normal state. The hope or faith that we
exhibit is in something that, at the time, we can’t grasp or see.
Vaclav Havel, a former Czech writer and statesman wrote the
following about hope, “Hope is not about believing you can change
things. Hope is about believing you make a difference.” That is
true to the extent that we truly believe that we can make a
difference. The challenge for us is how can we see ourselves making
a difference in the lives that we touch every day? How can we rise
above the difficul-ties we are experiencing to make an impact on
those around us? Sometimes we can make a difference by smiling at
someone or by helping do something big or small. We put our hope
(believing we make a difference) into action by doing, not just
being. Sometimes in the act of doing, we are being who we should
be. In the Book of Hebrews, in the first verse of chapter 11 it is
put this way: “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the
evidence of things not seen.” (KJV) Faith and hope are tied
together knowing our expectations, but realizing these are tied up
in the future, some-thing we can’t see. The hope in any situation
is that things will get better. We have our vision of what is
better and hope that through faith things will turn out for the
good – whatever the situation is. The Message translation puts it
this way; “The fundamental fact of exist-ence is that this trust in
God, this faith, is the firm foundation under everything that makes
life worth living. It’s our handle on what we can’t see.” As life
unfolds, it is my prayer that you have the foundation you need for
all of life’s ups and downs.
Blessings, Chaplain Bill Billett BCC
CHAPLAIN’S CHAT
If I can help you in any way, as Chaplain, please call me at
699-3404, leave a note on/or under my office door, or send
me
a message by email to [email protected]
mailto:[email protected]
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The On Dietary
Barney’s Café Open 7 days a week
Breakfast served 8:30a - 1:30p
Lunch specials 11:30a - 1:30p
Dinner 4:00p - 6:00p
On Holidays and Birthday Dinner nights, Barney’s does not open
for the Dinner meal. However, we do offer a take-out service on
those nights.
Wildcatter’s Grill Open Tuesday Saturday
8:30a – 3:00p Village Pantry
Open Monday - Friday
10:30a – 3:30p
**The Grill & Pantry are CLOSED for holidays
DINING HAPPENINGS
Mar 5 – “Dutch Treat” 5pm
Wildcatter Grill
Mar 13 - Nutrition Talk with Joshua
Me. Power of Protein
10:30 in Right Activity Room
Mar 17 – Dinner with the Chefs
5:00pm
Barney’s Dining room.
4 Course meal with beer & wine.
$45.00 per-person
limited first 25 people
Full menu will be posted
on the entrée TV.
March 19th – “Dining Action Team”
meeting in Café Barney’s at 2:00 pm.
Mar 27 – Michael’s Corner
Right Activity Room at 2pm
HOUSEKEEPING
IMPORTANT
Please notify the
Housekeeping Dept.
699-3433
when you are NOT going
to need housekeeping services.
Reminders:
-Lay out clean linens on the bed and the housekeeper
will change and make the bed.
-Windows are cleaned on the
inside only by housekeeping
(exception Wallace bldg.)
-Housekeepers do not wash
dishes or load dishwashers.
Handy Housekeeper Services can be utilized for large appliance
cleaning.
As we look towards Spring, Manor Park Landscaping will begin
planting the front beds of homes, upon request. If you
need plants in your front flowerbeds OR if you have
purchased your own plants, and would like us to plant them
for
you, please contact:
Maintenance Office 699-3427 or
[email protected]
Your request will be placed on the work order list for the Manor
Park Landscape staff.Aldredge Garden staff will clean out the
flowerbeds and plant in common areas (front of buildings,
campus
entry, etc...).
. . .
JOIN US Maintenance Action Team
Thursday, March 19th 10 am Executive Conference Room
Housekeeping can be contacted for spot-cleaning of carpet and
your housekeeper
will clean the inside of your home windows.
BUT, did you know. . . Window Cleaning and Carpet Cleaning is a
yearly service provided by Manor Park?
Contact the Maintenance Dept for scheduling, 699-3427.
ATTENTION:
March 11th & 12th
APROTEX pendant and
system inspections for the following neighborhoods:
EVEN-NUMBERED
ABELL-HANGER UNITS
and
1ST
& 3RD
FLOORS
WALLACE BLDG.
If you will not be home, please, put your emergency
pendant(s)
on the kitchen cabinet.
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Eleven garden club members planted almost 2,000 onion slips at
the
end of January. With the rainfall and
snow we have received, the onions are
doing really well. Around the middle
of March, we are hoping that the
spring onions will be ready to
harvest. Please remember to take only
every second or third spring
onion. This will thin the young plants
and leave room for the remaining
onions to grow much larger. Please
make sure that the onions are washed
before eating as we have added several
supplements and amendments to the
soil which you don’t want to ingest.
Onions are a good source of fiber,
potassium, vitamin C, and Vitamin B-
6. A medium onion has only 40 calories
and no fat or cholesterol. Onions are
also rich in antioxidants, so help your-
self to this beneficial vegetable. Please
remember that the Victory Garden
vegetables are for Manor Park
residents only. Want to get involved?
Haave a question?
Contact Barbara Stooksberry-294-0472
VICTORY GARDEN
WHO KNOWS WHAT?
Special Guest
Wednesday, Mar 18 at 2pm
Wayne Moore Room (HGM)
REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED
Book Club The llist of books chosen for the year are located on
the sign up table. Meets the first Thursday of every month at
2:30pm in the Right Activity Room. Over the next 3 months we will
discuss the following books on the dates listed. We invite you to
join us for one book or for all.
Mar 5th - And then There Were None By Agatha Christie Apr 2nd -
First Family by Joseph Ellis May 7th - The Guernsey Literary and
Po-tato Peel Pie Society by Mary Schaffer
If you have QUESTIONS contact: Paula Johnson at
[email protected]
or phone 432-704-1616
Spring Style Show Coming up in April!
Recruiting resident models.
If you are interested
in participating.
Contact Nicole (699-3426)
Maverick Show
39 Steps Tuesday, March 24th
Bus leaves at 6:45
Tickets are $10, cash only, at the door.
The show will be at the VFW
Mix a Hitchcock masterpiece with a
juicy spy novel, add a dash of Monty
Python, and you have "The 39 Steps," a
fast-paced whodunit for anyone who
loves the magic of theater!
mailto:[email protected]
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VOTING
Primary Election
March 3rd 7am—7pm
At the Clubhouse
Questions? Call Nicole 699-3416
AARP Foundation Tax-Aide
Offers free tax preparation
to anyone, especially if you
are over 50 or can’t afford
paid tax preparation.
Friday, March 6th
Appointments 9am - 1pm
IF you sign-up, please pick up a package
of materials describing the AARP Tax-
Aide program plus interview forms
which the clients MUST complete pri-
or to tax preparation. They are availa-
ble at the Receptionist Office & sign-up
table.
Call Sherice with questions - 699-3469.
Did you know we have a “Little Library” at Manor Park?
It is located in the Living Room by the fireplace. Here you will
find 2 carts
where residents drop off nice, current , paperback and hard back
books.
Residents are encouraged to take full advantage of these
books.
Keep them, pass them on to other friends or family, or return
them
when finished.
IMPORTANT to UNDERSTAND
MEDICARE and a
HOSPITAL Stay or INFIRMARY
Traditional Medicare Must be admitted for a 3-midnight stay
**If you are in the hospital, ask if you are being admitted
or being placed in observation. Observation days do not
count towards a 3 midnight stay.
Insurance (Medicare Advantage plan) These policies generally
follow Medicare guidelines
Manor Park is in-network with Humana
Pre-certifications take longer to get, generally 2-3 days
The insurance company determines how long the stay in
skilled will last.
How can Manor Park help me if I am admitted to
the hospital?
If we are made aware of the hospitalization Our Chaplin checks
on residents who have gone to the
hospital and alerts the Manor Park Skilled Care Admission
Department. Our Admissions will contact the
hospital discharge planner and make arrangements for your
discharge to Manor Park Skilled Care, if the facility can
meet your needs.
What qualifies me for a Skilled Rehab Stay at Manor Park?
A 3-midnight hospital admission at Midland Memorial or
any other hospital.
Health South is considered a hospital.
If you are having a decline at home, call Encompass and
they will come asses you. After your stay at Encompass
you may qualify for a Skilled Rehab stay at Manor Park if
you still need therapy.
INFIRMARY STAY
Each year, subject to availability, IL Residents are
eligible
for 8-days of infirmary stay in Manor Park Skilled Care or
Helen Greathouse Manor (HGM).
What qualifies me for an infirmary stay at Manor Park
Skilled Nursing or HGM?
• Must have a doctor’s order.
We can assist you with this process.
• Bring medication from home
• Contact Manor Park Skilled Care at 432-699-3439,
or HGM Admissions at 697-9001 for appt.
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FMH MEDICAL SERVICE AREA
Texas Tech Physicians Dr. Chau Minh Le
Family and Geriatric Medicine
Offering home visits for our
Independent Living residents
THURSDAYS
1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
432-349-8331
(Leave a message)
All About Hearing
Appointments can be made TUESDAYS 9a - 12p.
Call to schedule an appt: 432-689-2220
HANDY HELPER SERVICES
Computer HaNDYMAN
Services
Schedule a work order through the Maintenance Office
697-9033
HANDYMAN SERVICES For example ... Hang pictures, assemble
furniture, up-keep of
patio and more. Contact
Maintenance Office 697-9033
HANDY HOUSEKEEPER
Let us help with those home duties that are time
consuming and difficult to accomplish. Specialty house
services can be hired for a nominal fee so you can enjoy
your retirement lifestyle. To schedule your services:
Housekeeping - 699-3433 OR LVillanue-
[email protected]
LAB SERVICES
Midland Health Lab- 432-221-2911
Will now provide services out of the FMH Medical Services
office
(across from the pantry). 7:00am to 7:30am
First and third TUESDAY
PANTRY SERVICES
Village Pantry postage stamps,
detergent, snacks, milk, & more!
Monday - Friday 10:30a - 3:30p
697-9010
PHARMACY SERVICES
Provide RX Mon—Fri
10a-1pm & 2p—5:30p 689-3355
FREE on campus delivery Call early for
same day delivery
Need to REFILL a prescription? call 699-6065
RESPITE SERVICES
HGM-VOGEL Respite care available
Intermittent rates 7a—7p. Daily (24hr) rates up to 2weeks.
Offered 7 days a week. Admission criteria must be met
along with required paperwork.
For more information Call 432-694-1691 or email
[email protected]
SALON SERVICES
Somewhere In Time Salon For men, women, & home services
Tuesday thru Friday For appointment call:
699-3405
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
Valet
Monday thru Friday 8am - 4pm
For a roundtrip in the Midland city limits the rate is $12. If
you have
multiple stops, you will be charged an extra $5 per stop.
For MP staff assistance (staying with Resident during the
outing)
the rate is $20/hr . For a trip to the Airport cost is
$20 one way.
After-hours and Weekends When one person or a group (up to 14
persons) would like to use the
Valet services for an event the charge is $25/hr minimum of 2
hrs. This amount can be divided by all
passengers. TRANSPORTATION Dept.
CALL- 699-3433 or EMAIL [email protected]
Medical Transport
Services are available for medi-cal appointments in Midland
and Odessa. Benefits include: -Reduce stress of
parking space -Door to door service
-Avoid busy traffic
Call 699-3474. Leave a voice message and
they will return your call
Include in your message: Your name
Your address Date & time of your appointment
Name of your doctor
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Wellness Center March Newsletter
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri 2
Fit Mix 10AM Line Dancing w/Rene 6PM
3 Get Limber 8:30AM Balance Class 3PM
4 WG 8AM
Fit Mix 10AM
Line Dancing
2PM
5 Get Limber 8:30AM Balance Class 3PM
6 WG 8AM
Fit Mix 10AM
9 WG 8AM starts!! Fit Mix 10AM Line Dancing w/Rene 6PM
10 Get Limber 8:30AM Balance Class 3PM
11 WG 8AM
Fit Mix 10AM
Line Dancing
2PM
12 Get Limber 8:30AM Balance Class 3PM
13 WG 8AM
Fit Mix 10AM
16 WG 8AM Fit Mix 10AM Line Dancing w/Rene 6PM
17 Get Limber 8:30AM Balance Class 3PM
18 WG 8AM
Fit Mix 10AM
Line Dancing
2PM
19 Get Limber 8:30AM Balance Class 3PM
20 WG 8AM
Fit Mix 10AM
23 WG 8AM Fit Mix 10AM Line Dancing w/Rene 6PM
24 Get Limber 8:30AM Balance Class 3PM
25 WG 8AM
Fit Mix 10AM
Line Dancing
2PM
26 Get Limber 8:30AM Balance Class 3PM
27 WG 8AM
Fit Mix 10AM
30 WG 8AM Fit Mix 10AM Line Dancing 6PM
31 Get Limber 8:30AM Balance Class 3PM
Questions? Call Jennifer or Tierra at (432)699-3411!
March your way to Wellness this month!
Grab a Wellness Bingo Card and get 5 actions in a row crossed
out.
Bring it to the Wellness Center to be entered in a raffle of
little wellness inspired surprises.
You will have the whole month of
March to complete one.
We will announce the
raffle winners on April 1st!
Evening line dancing will start up again this month
with Rene! Mondays at 6PM
in the Left Activity room.
WALKING GROUP (WG)starts up for the year again
Monday, March 9th! Meet in front of the Wallace
Building at 8AM!
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Memorials and Honorariums
In Memory of Ed Magruder Nada Gates
In Memory of Wanda Franklin
Polly Porter
In Memory of Bill Mitchell Samuel and Carolyn Wood
In Memory of Penny Hill Dave and Kristina McKenna
Emily Goodfellow
In Memory of Pete Mills Doris Hicks
In Memory of Dorothy Casselman
Van and Pattye Holton
When you wish to honor a friend or loved one with a memorial
gift, please consider making Manor Park, Inc. the beneficiary of
your contribution.
The gifts received from memorials are a fitting tribute because
they are used to enhance the lives of our residents.
Contact Lucy Woodside - 699-3424 or [email protected]
Make a Difference
In the Lives that Follow
Secure online donations may be made at www.manorparkinc.org.
Coming up next month
PLEASE check your
EMERGENCY RED FOLDER
for outdated information such as:
names, phone numbers, addresses,
doctor, or medication changes.
ALSO, if you have updated your
Medical or Durable Powers of Attorney, or
have a signed Out Of Hospital DNR.
Folders are located in the Master bedroom closet
by the fire alarm box.
Contact Sherice Barndt 699-3469
Thanks to better health, science and technology, in general
people are living longer than the aver-age life expectancy of 78.6
years. We are com-mitted to providing a community where our
residents can actively age within the seven dimensions of wellness
( emotional, vocational, physical, spiritual, intellectual, social,
environmen-tal) One tool to add into your pouch for safely
maintaining an active lifestyle is an Alert System. Manor Park
provides a home-based system. Alert Technology is so advanced now
you can have a system that is effective out of the home, out of
town, and even out of the state.
We have resources in the Independent Living Office to help with
choosing an Alert System.
Best Medical Alert Systems of 2020
https://www.caring.com/best-medical-alert-systems/
OR
Consumer Report
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