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GABLES of Ojai 701 N Montgomery St • Ojai, CA 93023 • (805) 646-1446 March 2020 CornerDirector’s It is with sadness that we say “Goodbye” to one of our longest serving Residents. Dorothea Phelan moved in to the Gables in 2006 and quickly took on a number of roles. She has been the President of the Residents’ Association for many years, leading a committee of her peers. Dorothea has also been our Chief Librarian, organizing and maintaining our Upcoming Events 3/2 Lynn & Buzz: Healing & Broadway inventory of well-thumbed books. 3/4 Chef Chat with Salvador 3/4 Trader Joe’s & 99-Cent Store If you have ever noticed how shiny our silver is, 3/5 Resident Council well guess what, that’s down to our Silver 3/6 Filmore Fish Hatchery Polisher, Miss Dorothea. Also, on numerous 3/8 Daylight Saving Begins holidays throughout the year, including 3/11 Trip to Kohl’s & Pet store Christmas, Thanksgiving, Valentine’s, etc., 3/12 Doggie Days talk with Amanda Dorothea is our Chief Decorator, beautifying 3/13 Farewell Party for Mrs. Dorothea our common areas with seasonal decor. 3/14 Sadie the Service Dog & Tuesday 3/18 Walmart Trip with Kelley Dorothea is moving back to Nevada to be close 3/19 Mayor Johnny to family. So with a heavy heart, we wish her all 3/23 PLBs & Safety talk with Craig the best, thank her for her service and 3/26 Music with Tom Lennon friendship, and hope she comes back to visit 3/27 Patty Van Dyke: Creative process talk soon and often. 3/28 Church Choir 3/30 Talk with Leslie Bouche David March 2020 Sunday Monday Tuesday Elizabeth 1 Talk by Lynn & Buzz 2 Chef Chat 3 9:20 Get Fit With Pam Moore 9:00 - 12:00 Church Drives (L) 9:00 Balance Health With 1:30 Lynn & Buzz: Healing, Carla Provides a Variety of 1:30 Movie Matinee: Broadway & Audrey Hepburn Equipment & Exercises to “Elizabeth” Starring: Cate (L) Keep You Strong (SU) 1 Adeline Drew Blanchett, Liz Giles, Rod 12:45 Quiz (MDR) 22 Peter Russell- Culbertson (120 Mins) (CH) 3:00 “Simple It’s Not, I Am 1:30 Chef Chat With Salvador Roberts Afraid You Will Find, For a & David- Please Come and 23 Maxine Taylor 3:30 Board Games With Our Mind-maker-upper to Make Share Your Views & Ideas on Wonderful Friends (L) Up His Mind.” Kelley and the Cuisine at the Gables (L) 23 Allan Dobel History of Dr. Seuss (CH) 25 Barbara Omholt Daylight Saving Time Begins 8 Fancy Feast 9 Frida 10 Driving Miss Daisy 26 Yolanda Chimarusti 9:20 Get Fit While You Sit With 28 Tina Olson 9:00 - 12:00 Church Drives Pam Moore (L) 9:00 Balance Health With 30 Sheila Weinstein 1:30 Nature Walk & Bird Carla Provides a Variety of 1:30 Movie Matinee: “Driving Watching With Kelley. Take a Equipment & Exercises to Miss Daisy” Starring: Morgan Look at Our Feathered Keep You Strong (SU) Freeman, Jessica Tandy, Dan Friends Here at the Gables (L) 12:45 Word Search (MDR) Aykroyd (99 Mins) (CH) 1:30 Movie “Frida” Starring 5:00 Fancy Feast and Movie Salma Hayek, Alfred Molina, 3:30 Board Games With Our With Fancy Friends & Kelley Geoffrey Rush (123 Mins) (CH) Wonderful Friends (L) (SU) Bombshell 15 Bocce Ball Bonanza 16 St. Paddy’s Day! 17 9:20 Get Fit While You Sit With 9:00 Balance Health With Unlucky Ides 9:00 - 12:00 Church Drives Pam Moore (L) Carla Provides a Variety of Every year on March Equipment & Exercises to 1:30 Movie Matinee: 1:30 Arts and Crafts: It’s Your Keep You Strong (SU) 15, it’s likely you’ll hear “Bombshell” Starring: Hedy Lucky Day. Let’s Make Some someone say, “Beware the Lamarr, Mel Brooks, Jennifer Leprechaun Hats & Four-Leaf 12:45 Irish Quiz (MDR) ides of March!” So what Hom (90 Mins) (CH) Clovers (CH) are ides, and why should 1:30 Movie Matinee: “Luck of 3:30 Board Games With Our 3:00 Bocce Ball Bonanza & the Irish” Starring: Ryan we be wary of them? In Wonderful Friends (L) Banana Splits With Kelley Merriman, Henry Gibson, truth, there’s really (CH) Alexis Lopez (90 Mins) (CH) nothing to fear: On the Hillary’s America 22 Caterpillar Habitat 23 A Little Princess 24 9:20 Get Fit While You Sit With Ancient Roman calendar, 9:00 - 12:00 Church Drives 9:00 Balance Health With Pam Moore (L) “ides” was simply a word Carla Provides a Variety of 1:30 Movie Matinee: “Hillary’s Equipment & Exercises to for the halfway point of a 11:00 Time to Start Our America: The Secret” Keep You Strong (SU) Caterpillar Habitat: Let’s month when the full Starring: Dinesh D’Souza, 12:45 Word Scramble (MDR) Learn About These Baby moon usually arrived. Jonah Goldberg, David 1:30 Movie: “A Little Butterflies and Their Guyette (96 Mins) (CH) Princess” Starring: Liesel However, Julius Caesar Transformation Process (CH) made the ides of March Matthews, Eleanor Bron, 3:30 Board Games With Our Liam Cunningham (97 Mins) 1:30 How to Use Our PLBs famous when he was Wonderful Friends (CH) (CH) assassinated on that day and Safety Talk With Craig (L) RBG 29 Talk With Leslie Bouche 30 Nine to Five 31 in 44 B.C. In William 9:00 - 12:00 Church Drives 9:00 Balance Health With Shakespeare’s play about 9:20 Get Fit While You Sit With Carla Provides a Variety of Pam Moore (L) the famous leader, a 1:30 Movie Matinee: “RBG” Equipment & Exercises to 11:00 Mani & Pedi Madness fortune teller shouts the Starring: Ruth Bader Keep You Strong (SU) With Kelley (L) “Beware the ides of Ginsburg, Ann Kittner, Harryette Helsel (100 Mins) 12:45 Quiz (MDR) March!” warning, sealing 1:30 Please Welcome Not (CH) Only a Hypnotherapist but the date’s fate as an 1:30 Movie “9 To 5” Starring: Also a Master of Therapeutic unlucky omen. 3:30 Board Games With Our Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Dolly Imagery; Leslie Bouche (L) Wonderful Friends (L) Parton (100 Mins) (CH) Calendar of Events Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Trader Joe’s & 99¢ Store 4 Resident Council 5 Filmore Fish Hatchery 6 Daylight Saving Before 7 9:20 Reach With Rob (L) Bedtime 8:45 Seated Stretch W/Rob (L) 10:00 Art With Gayel: 9:15 Nature Walk (RG) 8:30 Gables Walking Club (CH) 9:45 Fantastic Trip Time With Watercolors Class. No 1:30 Movie Matinee: “The Cat Kelley to Trader Joe’s & 99¢ Experience Necessary! (CH) in the Hat” Starring: Mike 1:30 Resident Council Store in Ventura (SU) Myers & Dakota Fanning (96 Meeting With David & Kelley: 1:30 One Fish, Two Fish, Mins) (CH) Come Share Your Thoughts 1:30 Movie “Hidden Figures” Green Fish, Blue Fish... Time 3:30 Board Games with our About Activities and More & Starring: Taraji P. Henson, to Go Feed the Fish at Friends (L) Also Find Out the Latest Octavia Spencer, Janelle Filmore’s Fish Hatchery With Daylight Saving begins at Gables’ News (L) Monáe (127 Mins) (CH) Kelley (L) 2a.m. on 3/8. Spring Forward 5:00 Happy Hour (L) one hour before bedtime. Talk by Galit Reuben 11 “Doggie Days” 12 Farewell Dorothea 13 A Dog’s Journey 14 8:45 Seated Stretch W/Rob (L) 9:20 Reach With Rob (L) 8:45 Gables’ Walking Club (CH) 10:00 Art With Gayel: Join in 9:15 Nature Walk (RG) 9:45 Private Tour at Our Local 9:45 Trip to Kohl’s Shopping With Our Watercolors Class. Humane Society With Kelley Center in Ventura Followed No Experience Necessary! 1:30 Come Get to know & Friends (SU) by a Stop at a “Fur”tastic Pet (CH) Tuesday and her service dog Shop (SU) Sadie (L) 11:00 Episcopal Church (L) 4:00 Farewell Party for 3:30 Movie Matinee: “A Dog’s 1:30 Galit Reuben: Stem Cell Dorothea Phelan, Resident Journey” Starring: Josh Gad, 3:00 “Doggie Days” With Therapy: NO Pills, NO and Part of the Gables Family Dennis Quaid, Kathryn Amanda And Her Trusted Injections, NO Chemicals Since 2006 (L) Prescott (100 Mins) (CH) Peaceful Pup (RG) (CH) 5:00 Happy Hour (L) Walmart Shopping Trip 18 Mayor Johnny 19 TED Talks 20 “Steel Magnolias” 21 9:20 Reach With Rob (L) 8:45 Seated Stretch W/Rob (L) 8:30 Gables’ Walking Club (CH) 9:15 Nature Walk (RG) 10:00 Art With Gayel: Join in With Our Watercolors Class. 9:45 Trip to Walmart 1:30 Ojai’s Mayor Johnny 1:30 Movie “Steel Magnolias” No Experience Necessary! Super-center in Oxnard Johnston - What’s the Buzz in Starring: Shirley MacLaine, (CH) “Shopping on Victoria Ave” Ojai? (L) Olympia Dukakis, Sally Field (SU) (120 Mins) (CH) 1:30 TED Talks With Friends 3:00 Shamrock Cookie in the Theater Room (CH) 3:00 Guest Speaker: Drew Baking and Decorating With 3:30 Board Games With Our West, World Traveler (L) Kelley and Friends (CH) Friends (L) 5:00 Happy Hour (L) Target Trip 25 Music With Tom Lennon 26 Patty Van Dyke 27 Church Choir performs 28 9:20 Reach With Rob (L) 9:15 Nature Walk (RG) 8:45 Seated Stretch W/Rob (L) 8:30 Gables Walking Club (CH) 10:00 Dr. Jim Halverson & his 10:00 Art With Gayel: Join in Church Choir perform (L) 9:45 Shopping Trip to Target 12:30 Birthday Dinner With With Our Watercolors Class.
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