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TOUCHMARK AT HARWOOD GROVES
149277 © 2014 Touchmark Living Centers, Inc., all rights reserved
TOUCHMARK AT HARWOOD GROVESFull-service Retirement Community
1200 Harwood Drive S • Fargo, ND 58104701-476-1200 • Touchmark.com
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
THE{FULL}LIFE
All are invited to fun presentations and events! The {FULL} Life Series starts March 19 at 4 pm with presentations by The Touchmark Choir and Erv Inniger (pictured), the former championship coach and current senior associate athletic director at North Dakota State University. See back page for details about the MIND{FULL} event.
Discover. Play. Learn.
March 2014Contact a Full Life team member for additional details, including registration, transportation information, and participation requirements.
Wednesday, March 5, 4 pmEnjoy bagpipe musical entertainment. Gail Johnson will share the history of the instrument, how she started playing, and perform some Celtic favorites. Auditorium.
Saturday, March 8, 10 am Celtic Festival at Hjemkomst Heritage and Cultural Center. This popular event features the history, arts, and traditions of the Celtic countries. Enjoy lyrical music from area bands. Sign up at the front desk. No charge.
Wednesday, March 12, 11 amLunch outing to TNT Diner, a local favorite with hardy, homemade classics and pies. Sign up at front desk. Bus leaves right at 11 am.
Thursday, March 13, 3 pm Armchair Traveling to the Best of South Ireland. Watch a Rick Steves video and tour the beautiful, scenic South Ireland. Executive Chef Joe Volske will prepare a traditional Irish treat. Auditorium.
Friday, March 14, 3:30 pm Old Ireland: Lilting Songs and Blarney Stories, presented by Dale Blanshan, who will give a “tour” of the famed Blarney Castle with its Cromwellian
history, dungeon, The Witch’s Stone and Kitchen, The Wishing Steps, and the murder hole. Join a sing-along with a selection of Irish classics. Auditorium.
Sunday, March 16, 12:45 pm Outing to FM Symphony performance, which starts at 1:30 pm. Celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Verdi and Wagner. Check sign-up sheet at front desk for available tickets and ride schedule.
Monday, March 17, 11 am Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day! Touchmark Pub Crawl will start with lunch at Wurst Bier Hall. Then, walk to First Ave for a stop at JL Beers and finish with dessert/cocktails/coffee at HoDo Lounge. Sign up at front desk. Wear comfortable walking clothes and shoes.
Thursday, March 20, 4 pm Celebrate March birthdays. Enjoy cocktails and musical guests Rick and Loretta, followed by dinner and dessert. Green attired encouraged.
Friday, March 21, 2:30 pm Movie Review of the 1940’s comedy, Hail the Conquering Hero with Tony McRae. Auditorium.
Thursday, March 27, 5:15 pm Dinner outing to Granite City, offering brewed beers. Bus leaves right at 5:15 pm. Sign up at the front desk.
Friday, March 28, 9:20 am Look forward to spring with indoor planting. Bulbs, seedlings, and herbs all provided by NDSU Horticulture students. Auditorium.
As part of the MIND{FULL} focus, we are offering three Lunch ’n Learn sessions. Each will provide helpful information and food for thought:
Tuesday, Mach 25, noon: Making the Most of Your Money in RetirementThree professionals from Bell State Bank will talk about financial planning and managing your retirement income. Topics will include planning for medical and long-term care expenses, gift planning for children/grandchildren, handling investments/property, and more. The presenters are: Patrick Chaffee, senior vice president & chief strategy officer; Greg Hammes, senior vice president & corporate counsel; and Becky Walen, vice president & senior wealth management advisor.
Tuesday, April 1, noon: Preparing Your Home for Sale
Tuesday, April 8, noon: I have too much stuff. I don’t know where to start!
See the full calendar of events online: TouchmarkFargo.com/pdf/
community-event-calendar.pdf
John & Norma Finnie - “Mother knows best”The saying “mother knows best” applies to how John and Norman Finnies met. John’s stepfather was the chauffer for the NDSU president, who was Norma’s uncle. One day, John’s mother told Norma, “You need to meet my Johnny when he gets home from the service.” Norma describes the moment she met John. “Here was this tall drink of water in full-length Army uniform, and I thought, ‘Well ... maybe this will work.’” Indeed it did. John and Norma celebrated their 62nd anniversary last August.
Irving & Alaine Naas - “I guess we always knew we belonged together.” Irving and Alaine Naas can’t remember not knowing each other. In fact, they’ve known each since they were babies. Both grew up in McVille and went to Our Savior Church. One day they started walking down the road together, and they have been inseparable since. “I guess we always
knew we belonged together,” says Alaine. The couple will celebrate 71 years of marriage this month.
Jim & Joyce Holter - “Love at first sight”In February 1953, Jim’s fraternity and Joyce’s sorority got together to plan the Bison Brevities Spring Show. From across the room, Jim spotted Joyce and immediately thought, “My God, she’s beautiful!” He walked over to her, and the rest is history. Jim walked Joyce home later that evening, stopping at the Hasty Tasty for a bite to eat long the way. The Holters will celebrate their 60th anniversary in June.
Love can happen when you least expect it—and it can last a lifetime
CLUB NEWS
FEATURES
AMENITIES
SERVICES
HOME HEALTH
HOME CARE
FITNESS
PERSONAL TRAINER
AWARD
LIFE STORY
PERSONAL CARE
PERSON-CENTERED CARE
FITNESS
AQUATIC CAPTURING DELIGHT{FULL} MOMENTS
Look for more photos on Facebook.
Marge Coalman, EdDVice President of Wellness & Programs
Connecting the GenerationsWhat’s the best thing about being a grandparent? Or what is your best memory of/with a grandparent/grandchild?
Not all of us are grandparents or great-
grandparents—but all of us are grandchildren. At some time in our lives, we were able to experience the opportunity to know—or know of—our family history. ...Touchmark’s intergenerational program provides opportunities to connect with children of all ages through activities and celebrations, both at Touchmark and in other settings within the community. ...
Read more online at Touchmark.com/wellness-forum.
You said it!
“I love it here! We have wonderful staff and residents. I enjoy access to all the amenities, including great food and transportation. What’s not to like about Touchmark?”
-Gerry Sunde, resident
What New Year’s resolutions? Have you already given up on your resolutions? If so, it’s time to recommit to them and remember why you set them in the first place. Try these ideas; recommit; and succeed!
1. Make small goals that are attainable and help you reach the larger goal.
2. Map out a plan for each resolution.
3. Ask for help. A personal trainer can help you with your fitness goals.
4. Be kind to yourself and don’t give up.
5. Have fun, and celebrate your successes!
Do you need to relax from March Madness and taxes? Ongoing massage therapy can help you relieve pain, improve your sleep, and more. Call 701-212-0246 to make an appointment with Touchmark Massage Therapist Brenda Nelson. Rates: $50 for an hour or $30 for 30 minutes.
Join the new Kettlebell class Kettlebell training incorporates total-body exercises and requires the use of all major muscle groups and core stabilization. This intermediate-level class is 30 minutes and will help increase strength, endurance, and muscle toning by focusing on the muscular and
cardiovascular systems. Classes start March 4 and will be held in the exercise studio Tuesdays and Thursdays at 12:15 pm. Certified KettleBell Concepts® Instructor John Hume will lead the class. There’s no charge for club members. Space is limited. Sign up at the club front desk.
Club hosted SilverSneaker® certification training for Fargo community
Instead of dealing with the frozen snow, residents enjoyed making snowmen out of terra cotta pots. Two granddaughters also joined the group. Later, to celebrate the Chinese New Year, a talented group created green floral wreaths.
Although not a single record was broken, Fargo did have a streak of 21 days of zero-or-lower temperatures. To heat things up a bit, residents made Cranberry Hootycreeks. They make a wonderful gift when the ingredients are packed in jars, and a group of ladies gathered to make these delicious cookies. Check out the recipe: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/cranberry-hootycreeks/.
Regional instructors gathered to earn their certifications for teaching SilverSneaker’s Yoga, Circuit Training, and Classic exercise classes. Touchmark team members John Hume, Heather Muscha, Laura Sundquist, and Gayle Cummings were among the participants. New SilverSneaker classes will be added to the schedule soon!
Perfect timing for the cold weather: a chili-tasting competition with nine different entries and eight different breads, all provided by Touchmark staff. The Maintenance team surprised everyone by serving much-loved chili dogs. The afternoon wrapped up as the ballots for best chili and best bread were announced: Katie’s Home Grown Chili (pictured) and Mark’s Golden Cornbread won. The popular event raised $330 for the local Alzheimer’s Association.
Infuse your lifestyle with fun and friendshipsThe lifestyle at Touchmark makes it easy to connect with friends and take part in activities. You’re able to enjoy the comfort and privacy of your home—and participate in what we call the {FULL} Life. Looking to infuse your lifestyle with fun, food, and friendship? We invite you to visit in person or online, including our Facebook page.
Waterford at Harwood Groves1200 Harwood Drive | Fargo, ND 58104 | 701-476-1200 | 800-715-3460 | WaterfordFargo.com
WFN112, Rev. 12/07 © 2007, Touchmark Living Centers, Inc., all rights reserved
1,376 sq. ft.2 Bedroom | 2 Bath
Cottage HomesResort-style RetirementFor illustration purposes only. Square footage, actual room sizes, and features may vary. See construction documents.
138481 Sept. 2013
Apartment
Home 2361,015 sq. ft.2 Bedroom | 2 Bath
MASTERBEDROOM
M. BATH
FIREPLACE
Featured: Amherst cottage (new construction)
Offering: 1,379 square feet, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, fireplace, washer/dryer, and patio
Featured: Apartment 236
Offering: 1,015 square feet, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, bathtub, and fireplace
CLUB NEWS
FEATURES
AMENITIES
SERVICES
HOME HEALTH
HOME CARE
FITNESS
PERSONAL TRAINER
AWARD
LIFE STORY
PERSONAL CARE
PERSON-CENTERED CARE
FITNESS
AQUATIC CAPTURING DELIGHT{FULL} MOMENTS
Look for more photos on Facebook.
Marge Coalman, EdDVice President of Wellness & Programs
Connecting the GenerationsWhat’s the best thing about being a grandparent? Or what is your best memory of/with a grandparent/grandchild?
Not all of us are grandparents or great-
grandparents—but all of us are grandchildren. At some time in our lives, we were able to experience the opportunity to know—or know of—our family history. ...Touchmark’s intergenerational program provides opportunities to connect with children of all ages through activities and celebrations, both at Touchmark and in other settings within the community. ...
Read more online at Touchmark.com/wellness-forum.
You said it!
“I love it here! We have wonderful staff and residents. I enjoy access to all the amenities, including great food and transportation. What’s not to like about Touchmark?”
-Gerry Sunde, resident
What New Year’s resolutions? Have you already given up on your resolutions? If so, it’s time to recommit to them and remember why you set them in the first place. Try these ideas; recommit; and succeed!
1. Make small goals that are attainable and help you reach the larger goal.
2. Map out a plan for each resolution.
3. Ask for help. A personal trainer can help you with your fitness goals.
4. Be kind to yourself and don’t give up.
5. Have fun, and celebrate your successes!
Do you need to relax from March Madness and taxes? Ongoing massage therapy can help you relieve pain, improve your sleep, and more. Call 701-212-0246 to make an appointment with Touchmark Massage Therapist Brenda Nelson. Rates: $50 for an hour or $30 for 30 minutes.
Join the new Kettlebell class Kettlebell training incorporates total-body exercises and requires the use of all major muscle groups and core stabilization. This intermediate-level class is 30 minutes and will help increase strength, endurance, and muscle toning by focusing on the muscular and
cardiovascular systems. Classes start March 4 and will be held in the exercise studio Tuesdays and Thursdays at 12:15 pm. Certified KettleBell Concepts® Instructor John Hume will lead the class. There’s no charge for club members. Space is limited. Sign up at the club front desk.
Club hosted SilverSneaker® certification training for Fargo community
Instead of dealing with the frozen snow, residents enjoyed making snowmen out of terra cotta pots. Two granddaughters also joined the group. Later, to celebrate the Chinese New Year, a talented group created green floral wreaths.
Although not a single record was broken, Fargo did have a streak of 21 days of zero-or-lower temperatures. To heat things up a bit, residents made Cranberry Hootycreeks. They make a wonderful gift when the ingredients are packed in jars, and a group of ladies gathered to make these delicious cookies. Check out the recipe: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/cranberry-hootycreeks/.
Regional instructors gathered to earn their certifications for teaching SilverSneaker’s Yoga, Circuit Training, and Classic exercise classes. Touchmark team members John Hume, Heather Muscha, Laura Sundquist, and Gayle Cummings were among the participants. New SilverSneaker classes will be added to the schedule soon!
Perfect timing for the cold weather: a chili-tasting competition with nine different entries and eight different breads, all provided by Touchmark staff. The Maintenance team surprised everyone by serving much-loved chili dogs. The afternoon wrapped up as the ballots for best chili and best bread were announced: Katie’s Home Grown Chili (pictured) and Mark’s Golden Cornbread won. The popular event raised $330 for the local Alzheimer’s Association.
Infuse your lifestyle with fun and friendshipsThe lifestyle at Touchmark makes it easy to connect with friends and take part in activities. You’re able to enjoy the comfort and privacy of your home—and participate in what we call the {FULL} Life. Looking to infuse your lifestyle with fun, food, and friendship? We invite you to visit in person or online, including our Facebook page.
Waterford at Harwood Groves1200 Harwood Drive | Fargo, ND 58104 | 701-476-1200 | 800-715-3460 | WaterfordFargo.com
WFN112, Rev. 12/07 © 2007, Touchmark Living Centers, Inc., all rights reserved
1,376 sq. ft.2 Bedroom | 2 Bath
Cottage HomesResort-style RetirementFor illustration purposes only. Square footage, actual room sizes, and features may vary. See construction documents.
138481 Sept. 2013
Apartment
Home 2361,015 sq. ft.2 Bedroom | 2 Bath
MASTERBEDROOM
M. BATH
FIREPLACE
Featured: Amherst cottage (new construction)
Offering: 1,379 square feet, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, fireplace, washer/dryer, and patio
Featured: Apartment 236
Offering: 1,015 square feet, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, bathtub, and fireplace
TOUCHMARK AT HARWOOD GROVES
149277 © 2014 Touchmark Living Centers, Inc., all rights reserved
TOUCHMARK AT HARWOOD GROVESFull-service Retirement Community
1200 Harwood Drive S • Fargo, ND 58104701-476-1200 • Touchmark.com
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
THE{FULL}LIFE
All are invited to fun presentations and events! The {FULL} Life Series starts March 19 at 4 pm with presentations by The Touchmark Choir and Erv Inniger (pictured), the former championship coach and current senior associate athletic director at North Dakota State University. See back page for details about the MIND{FULL} event.
Discover. Play. Learn.
March 2014Contact a Full Life team member for additional details, including registration, transportation information, and participation requirements.
Wednesday, March 5, 4 pmEnjoy bagpipe musical entertainment. Gail Johnson will share the history of the instrument, how she started playing, and perform some Celtic favorites. Auditorium.
Saturday, March 8, 10 am Celtic Festival at Hjemkomst Heritage and Cultural Center. This popular event features the history, arts, and traditions of the Celtic countries. Enjoy lyrical music from area bands. Sign up at the front desk. No charge.
Wednesday, March 12, 11 amLunch outing to TNT Diner, a local favorite with hardy, homemade classics and pies. Sign up at front desk. Bus leaves right at 11 am.
Thursday, March 13, 3 pm Armchair Traveling to the Best of South Ireland. Watch a Rick Steves video and tour the beautiful, scenic South Ireland. Executive Chef Joe Volske will prepare a traditional Irish treat. Auditorium.
Friday, March 14, 3:30 pm Old Ireland: Lilting Songs and Blarney Stories, presented by Dale Blanshan, who will give a “tour” of the famed Blarney Castle with its Cromwellian
history, dungeon, The Witch’s Stone and Kitchen, The Wishing Steps, and the murder hole. Join a sing-along with a selection of Irish classics. Auditorium.
Sunday, March 16, 12:45 pm Outing to FM Symphony performance, which starts at 1:30 pm. Celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Verdi and Wagner. Check sign-up sheet at front desk for available tickets and ride schedule.
Monday, March 17, 11 am Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day! Touchmark Pub Crawl will start with lunch at Wurst Bier Hall. Then, walk to First Ave for a stop at JL Beers and finish with dessert/cocktails/coffee at HoDo Lounge. Sign up at front desk. Wear comfortable walking clothes and shoes.
Thursday, March 20, 4 pm Celebrate March birthdays. Enjoy cocktails and musical guests Rick and Loretta, followed by dinner and dessert. Green attired encouraged.
Friday, March 21, 2:30 pm Movie Review of the 1940’s comedy, Hail the Conquering Hero with Tony McRae. Auditorium.
Thursday, March 27, 5:15 pm Dinner outing to Granite City, offering brewed beers. Bus leaves right at 5:15 pm. Sign up at the front desk.
Friday, March 28, 9:20 am Look forward to spring with indoor planting. Bulbs, seedlings, and herbs all provided by NDSU Horticulture students. Auditorium.
As part of the MIND{FULL} focus, we are offering three Lunch ’n Learn sessions. Each will provide helpful information and food for thought:
Tuesday, Mach 25, noon: Making the Most of Your Money in RetirementThree professionals from Bell State Bank will talk about financial planning and managing your retirement income. Topics will include planning for medical and long-term care expenses, gift planning for children/grandchildren, handling investments/property, and more. The presenters are: Patrick Chaffee, senior vice president & chief strategy officer; Greg Hammes, senior vice president & corporate counsel; and Becky Walen, vice president & senior wealth management advisor.
Tuesday, April 1, noon: Preparing Your Home for Sale
Tuesday, April 8, noon: I have too much stuff. I don’t know where to start!
See the full calendar of events online: TouchmarkFargo.com/pdf/
community-event-calendar.pdf
John & Norma Finnie - “Mother knows best”The saying “mother knows best” applies to how John and Norman Finnies met. John’s stepfather was the chauffer for the NDSU president, who was Norma’s uncle. One day, John’s mother told Norma, “You need to meet my Johnny when he gets home from the service.” Norma describes the moment she met John. “Here was this tall drink of water in full-length Army uniform, and I thought, ‘Well ... maybe this will work.’” Indeed it did. John and Norma celebrated their 62nd anniversary last August.
Irving & Alaine Naas - “I guess we always knew we belonged together.” Irving and Alaine Naas can’t remember not knowing each other. In fact, they’ve known each since they were babies. Both grew up in McVille and went to Our Savior Church. One day they started walking down the road together, and they have been inseparable since. “I guess we always
knew we belonged together,” says Alaine. The couple will celebrate 71 years of marriage this month.
Jim & Joyce Holter - “Love at first sight”In February 1953, Jim’s fraternity and Joyce’s sorority got together to plan the Bison Brevities Spring Show. From across the room, Jim spotted Joyce and immediately thought, “My God, she’s beautiful!” He walked over to her, and the rest is history. Jim walked Joyce home later that evening, stopping at the Hasty Tasty for a bite to eat long the way. The Holters will celebrate their 60th anniversary in June.
Love can happen when you least expect it—and it can last a lifetime
