NON PROFIT ORG US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 1643 BATTLE

NON PROFIT ORG

US POSTAGE

PAID

PERMIT NO. 1643

BATTLE CREEK, MI

MARIAN E. BURCH ADULT DAY CARE CENTER

1150 E. Michigan Avenue

Battle Creek, MI 49014

(269) 962-1750

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REQUESTED Dear Friends:

As you are all aware of, we rely on donations for the center at times for

bingo prizes, and other needs. We are asking for help with yarn and ten-

nis balls for the clients walkers. The tennis balls not only make the walk-

er move more smoothly, but also help protect our floor. Thank you in ad-

vance if you are able to donate.

Please remember that when paying the balance of your bill and trust

fund, it is important that you write two separate checks. For client trust

funds, please write the check to Marian E. Burch Adult Day Care Center.

For the Center bill, please write the check to Calhoun County Medical

Care Facility.

As many of you already know, the ADC Nurse will administer medications

to your loved one while they are at the Center. However, according to

policy, it is mandatory that the medication be in a current, prescription-

labeled bottle. The date on the bottle cannot be expired. The medication

will be dispensed by the ADC Nurse according to the directions on the

bottle. Please be sure that the directions are correct. If you have any

questions, please call Angela.

As we move into cooler weather, please make sure all coats have your

name in them. Please limit the bags you are bringing into the center, to

better help with loading and unloading time.

Our Prearranged Overnight Respite is growing and if you are in need of

this service, please contact us for information. Remember, there is finan-

cial help available and staff would be happy to discuss those with you. It’s

important for caregivers to get rest and free time to do something without

worrying about their loved one.

Mary Frisby

ADC Director

Burch By-Line

Our mission:

To keep your loved ones

in their own home

environment for as long

as possible with the

highest quality of life for

the loved one and you as

the caregiver.

Massage Therapy

September ~ 14

September ~ 28

October ~ 12

October ~ 26

November ~ 9

November ~ 23

September 2018

Marian E. Burch

Adult Day Care Center

HAPPY

BIRTHDAY

Reid F ~ Sept. 5

Niles D ~ Sept. 6

Ora W ~ Sept. 6

Geneva P ~ Sept. 17

Mary A ~ Sept. 24

Dale S ~ Sept. 25

John Me ~ Sept. 27

WELCOME

Jerry H

Ben G

Wilmeta U

Please consider

including Marian E. Burch Adult

Day Care Center in your memorial

contributions and estate

planning. Your consideration

and generosity is greatly

appreciated.

THE SUN AND SKIN

The sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays can damage your skin in as little as 15 minutes. Follow these recom-

mendations to help protect yourself and your family.

Shade

You can reduce your risk of skin damage and skin cancer by seeking shade under an umbrella, tree, or

other shelter before you need relief from the sun. Your best bet to protect your skin is to use sunscreen

or wear protective clothing when you’re outside—even when you’re in the shade.

Clothing

When possible, long-sleeved shirts and long pants and skirts can provide protection from UV rays.

Clothes made from tightly woven fabric offer the best protection. A wet T-shirt offers much less UV

protection than a dry one, and darker colors may offer more protection than lighter colors. Some cloth-

ing certified under international standards comes with information on its ultraviolet protection factor.

If wearing this type of clothing isn’t practical, at least try to wear a T-shirt or a beach cover-up. Keep in

mind that a typical T-shirt has an SPF rating lower than 15, so use other types of protection as well.

Hat

For the most protection, wear a hat with a brim all the way around that shades your face, ears, and the

back of your neck. A tightly woven fabric, such as canvas, works best to protect your skin from UV

rays. Avoid straw hats with holes that let sunlight through. A darker hat may offer more UV protection.

If you wear a baseball cap, you should also protect your ears and the back of your neck by wearing

clothing that covers those areas, using a broad spectrum sunscreen with at least SPF 15, or by staying in

the shade.

Sunglasses

Sunglasses protect your eyes from UV rays and reduce the risk of cataracts. They also protect the tender

skin around your eyes from sun exposure.

Sunglasses that block both UVA and UVB rays offer the best protection. Most sunglasses sold in the

United States, regardless of cost, meet this standard. Wrap-around sunglasses work best because they

block UV rays from sneaking in from the side.

Put on broad spectrum sunscreen with at least SPF 15 before you go outside, even on slightly cloudy or

cool days.

Sunscreen

Put on broad spectrum sunscreen with at least SPF 15 before you go outside, even on slightly cloudy or

cool days. Don’t forget to put a thick layer on all parts of exposed skin. Get help for hard-to-reach plac-

es like your back. And remember, sunscreen works best when combined with other options to prevent

UV damage.

*Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Can You Help?

Client Outing:

Binder Park Zoo

and lunch, Sept. 25

Monday Bingo

Volunteers are

needed from 9:50

a.m. -11:00 am.

Red Hat Ladies Club

needs assistance with

bingo and crafts on

the 1st and 3rd

Wednesdays

monthly 9:45 a.m. -

11:00 a.m.

Thursday Arts and

Craft volunteers are

needed from 9:45

a.m. -11:15 am.

Outing volunteers

are needed. Please

call if interested.

Contact Cathy at

269.962.1750 if you are

interested in the above

opportunities.

Volunteer Spotlight Marian E. Burch Adult Day Care Center Cathy Winer, Volunteer Director

VOLUNTEERS OF THE MONTH: GARY& NORMA

This month’s Volunteers

of the Month are Gary

and Norma Gallaway.

Norma’s mother was a

resident at CCMCF, and

they organized their

music team from Grace

Fellowship Bible Church

to play music for the

residents. The church was

just getting started and

did not have a building

for church service.

CCMCF allowed GFBC

to have Easter services

with them. GFBC also

started singing at Marian

E. Burch Adult Day Care

four times a year.

Norma shared that what

they enjoy the most about

volunteering is the

residents/clients, and staff

singing along to the old

hymns. They also enjoy

the smiles on all of the

faces.

Gary and Norma were

married in 1970. They

are Worship Leaders At

GFBC. They have led

the music at several

churches over the past 40

plus years. They enjoy

going to antique malls

and collecting antiques.

Norma enjoys

photography, taking

photos of nature, birds

and animals.

Norma and Gary

wanted to share the

following; “We thank

Marian E. Burch Adult

Day Care and CCMCF

for allowing us to

minister in music at

their facilities. We

truly enjoy coming,

and we hope we

continue to have the

opportunity to minister

in the future”.

The staff and clients

would like to extend

their congratulations

to Norma and Gary for

being selected the

September Volunteer of

the Month.

Here’s to all the

volunteers...those

dedicated people

who believe all

work and no pay.

Robert Orber

Dear Volunteers:

Thank you to everyone who has donated bingo prizes. We are always

in need, and cannot thank you enough!

Please mark your calendars for our Annual Volunteer In-Service

Wednesday, October 24, 2017, 9:30 a.m. -11:00 am. We ask all

volunteers to attend. The in-service will be held in Marian E. Burch

dining room. Refreshments will be served.

Thank you for all you do, it does make a difference! Cathy

SEPTEMBER 2018

National * Adult * Day * Care * Week

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 3

Labor Day

ADC Closed

4

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Bingo

Bible Study

11:00 Current Events

1:00 Noodlin’

Crafts for Relaxation

2:30 Exercise

5

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Red Hat Ladies

Men’s Group


1:00 Volleyball

Dominoes w/ Dave

2:30 Exercise

6

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Arts and Crafts

Revenge of the pigs


Walking Club

1:00 Jerry Ball

Blackjack w/ Prentice

2:30 Exercise

7

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Ring Toss

Gardening Club

10:45 Life in Christ

1:00 Motion Picture

Puzzles

2:30 Exercise

10

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Bingo

Bible Study


Walking Group

1:00 Science Hour

Watercolors

Manicures

2:30 Exercise

11

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Bingo

Bible Study w/Charmaine


1:00 Bocce Ball

Blackjack w/ Pete

2:30 Exercise

12

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Horseracing

Novel Idea


Client Committee

1:00 Sid Van Dyke

Dominoes w/ Dave

2:30 Exercise

13

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Arts Crafts w/ Juanita

Rebound Ski Ball


Walking Club

1:00 Broomball


2:30 Exercise

14

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Reading w/ Skylar

Net Fribsee


1:00 Grace Fellowship

Choir

Cards

2:30 Exercise

17

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Special Bingo

Bible Study


1:00 Singing Pals

1:30 Tacky Outfit

Competition

Manicures

2:30 Exercise

18

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Outdoor Olympics

Bowling


Walking Club

1:00 Karaoke

Blackjack w/ Pete

2:30 Exercise

19

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Red Hat Ladies

Ski Ball

11:00 Current Events and

Client Council

1:00 Marcia

Dominoes w/ Dave

2:30 Exercise

20

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Arts and Crafts

Adventure Travel


1:00 Old Tyme Music


2:30 Exercise

21

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Parachute

Neon Coloring

10:45 Life in Christ

1:00 Tom Tomlin

Cards

2:30 Exercise

24

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Bingo

Bible Study


1:00 Family Feud

Coloring Pages

Manicures

2:30 Exercise

25

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Bingo

Bible Study


Walking Club

1:00 Weather Watchers

Blackjack w/ Pete

2:30 Exercise

26

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Cooking Club

Entertainment Legions


Client Committee

1:00 Burnham Brooke

Singers

Dominoes w/ Dave

2:30 Exercise

27

9:45 Exercise

10:00 Arts and Crafts w/

Juanita

Shuffleboard


1:00 Paul Freeburn


2:30 Exercise

28

9:45 Exercise

10:00Basketball

Board Games

Stoke Survivors Group


1:00 Singing with Vada

Fall Coloring Pages

2:30 Exercise

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Tou

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Mo

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*Activities are subject to change at anytime.

Client of the Month ~ John Korbakis

John was a PFC in the United States Army from 1963-1965. He was then a

bartender and later became a cobbler in which he own his own shoe repair

shop in downtown Battle Creek. In 1980, John was forced to retire after a

closed head injury from an auto accident caused by someone else. John’s

hobbies included playing golf and lifting weights at the YMCA. John is

taken care of by his loving wife Stella as well as his son Chris. John also has 3 daughters, 6

grandkids, and a grand dog. When asked what he liked the most about attending the center, he

stated that he enjoyed the daily activities, the friendly staff, and interacting with the other clients.

Congratulations John on being the client of the month!

Welcome New Volunteers!

Rebecca Dodson

Welcome Back

KCC Dental Students!

CHIMES CONCERT

Menu is subject to change and alternative choices always available upon request

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri

3 Closed 4

Roast Beef / Gravy

Mashed Potatoes

Roll / Marg

Vegetables of the Day

5

Soup / Salad / Sandwich

Day

6

Chicken Cacciatore

Fettuccini Noodles

Garlic Bread Stick

Vegetables of the day

7

Salmon Patty

Hash brown Casse-

role

Deluxe Coleslaw

Roll / Marg


10

Marinara Meat Sauce

Spaghetti

Garlic Bread


11

Lemon Baked Chicken

Baked potato Casserole

Roll / Marg


12


Day

13

Mediterranean Pot Roast

Red Bliss Potatoes

Caesar Salad

Roll / Marg

Vegetables of the Day

14

Krabby Cake /

Tartar Sauce

Scalloped Potatoes

Cheese Bread


17

Lasagna

Garlic Bread


18

Roast Pork Au Jus

Mashed Potatoes / Gravy

Roll / Marg


19


Day

20

Cheese Enchiladas

Refried Beans

Shredded Lettuce /

Tomato


21

Fried Shrimp

Cocktail Sauce

Macaroni & Cheese

Roll / Marg


24

Grilled Bratwurst

Obrien Potatoes

Sauerkraut


25

Oven Fried Chicken

Cheesy Diced Potatoes

Roll / Marg


26


Day

27

Ranch Chicken

Scalloped Potatoes

Tossed Salad / Dressing

Biscuit


28

Fried Fish Fillet

Potato Salad

Roll / Marg


September 2018 Menu

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NON PROFIT ORG US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 1643 BATTLE