Monthly Update October 2015

NEW RESIDENT: Rose Fiumara

recently moved into Suite 447. Rose,

the mother of two daughters, joins us

from her home on Russell Street in Woburn. An active participant at the

Woburn Senior Center, she enjoys

playing bingo and socializing. Please join us in extending a warm welcome to Rose in her new

home.

ANNUAL TRUSTEE MIXER

Trustees will meet in the

Living Room for the annual

“Trustee Mixer” on Wednesday, October 21 at 6:30 PM. New

Horizons will bid farewell and thank three outgoing

trustees: Jane Murray, Christy Regan, and Scott

Seaver. Residents are invited to share refreshments

and conversation with our outgoing trustees.

SUMMER FUN AT NEW HORIZONS: On Thursday, August 27, New Horizons hosted another fun cookout on the patio. Residents enjoyed entertainment by talented acoustic guitarist and singer Derf

McKeeton. Pictured starting top left and moving clockwise. Photo 1, from left to right: Connie Croce, Pat

Wells, and Marion Callahan; photo 2, front row: Anne Dever, Joan Woodford, and Marguerite Rowe;

back row: Gerry DiChiara, Vinnie Palumbo, and Ed Hatch; photo 3: Jim Hanlon, Linda Reck, and

Steven Miloszewski; photo 4: Joan Pierce, Margaret Lannan, and Florence Russell.

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Mark Your Calendar!

September 29 9:30 AM Food Service Meeting Rumford Dining Room

October 12 Columbus Day October 21 6:30 PM Annual Trustee Mixer

October 31 Halloween Costume Contest at Lunch

November 1 Daylight Saving Time Ends

IN MEMORIAM: We are very saddened by the passing of residents

Irene LoPreste and Becky Muraco. Our thoughts are with their families and friends.

B R E A S T C A N C E R

A W A R E N E S S :

This campaign strives to in-

crease public understanding

of breast cancer issues and

promotes early detection.

There is no proven way to

prevent breast cancer, but early discovery

can greatly increase chances of survival. This

program encourages all women to get regular

mammogramsclinical breast exams by a

healthcare professionaland perform self-

exams to improve chances that breast cancer

will be found early and treated successfully.

F A L L / W I N T E R

MENU: Our Food Ser-

vices team has been

busy planning new sea-

sonal recipes for the up-

coming menu rotation.

Starting in October, New

Horizons’ meals will

follow a new fall/winter

six-week menu cycle. We hope the seasonal

differences bring some warmth and comfort

to this chilly time of year. New featured

items will include New England Boiled

Dinner, Beef Stroganoff, Chicken Cro-

quettes, and Pumpkin Pie.

EVENT SCRAPBOOK—

BIRTHDAY BASH: Resi-

dents celebrated September

birthdays at a party with

entertainment by Tom

Smith. Pictured are Jane

Kitayama (top); Anne

Dever and Eleanor

Boermeester (middle); and

Helen Jonsson and Marga-

ret McManus (bottom).