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Lake Forest Park Have Personally Worked with Chose One of Our Forest Park Them, and We Couldn’T Recommend Them More Highly Superb Employees to You Giordano’s Floral Creations Employee of the Month When it comes to a business that is professional, This month, for Lake Like Us! caring, great to work with and of wonderful quality, our employee of Giordano’s Floral Creations fits that description. We the month, we at Lake Forest Park have personally worked with chose one of our Forest Park them, and we couldn’t recommend them more highly superb employees to you. The next time you are looking to purchase from the nursing flowers, be sure to think of them. department. The award goes to Lifestyle our very own, Assisted Living E-Beth. You all 2909 S. 25th Street • Ft. Pierce, FL 34981 • 772-466-1919 • www.lakeforestseniorliving.com July 2017 know E-Beth as the energetic, fun, enthusiastic Our Lake Forest Family Dear Lake Forest Friends, lady who will do anything to Family and Residents make you smile. At this time of the year, it is our hope you are enjoying Along with her the wonderful summer season. The barbecue food, Our Lake Forest great personality, she also is extremely efficient and the picnics, the warm evenings, the sun on your skin, (Continued) productive at her work. We are so grateful to have the fireworks and many other things are the unique Family you on our team, E-Beth! markings of July we appreciate. Also, since we are now in July, the year is now officially halfway over! As for what is happening this month, there is an event you’re not going to want to miss. In July, we are Favorite Fair Foods putting together a summertime murder mystery play, in Fair season is underway, and one of the which you must cast your vote to try to guess who the highlights of these annual festivals is the murderer is. If you vote correctly, you will win a prize. delicious fare! Tempt your taste buds with Come and join us; it will be a ton of fun. The details are these classic foods: in the calendar. As well, this is the month we celebrate Cotton candy — Originally called “fairy floss,” the birth of our independence as a country. With that this colorful, fluffy spun sugar was introduced Louise being said, let me leave you with some neat facts about at the St. Louis World’s Fair in 1904 and has the Fourth of July: become a favorite of fairgoers. 1. Our country now boasts 318.9 million citizens, but on the first Fourth of July there were only 2.5 Bill Corn dogs — Hot dogs dipped in cornmeal batter, deep-fried and served on a stick have million. been staples since the 1940s. 2. The Pennsylvania Evening Post was the first Funnel cakes — Crisp on the outside and light newspaper to print the Declaration on July 6, 1776. and airy on the inside, this fried dough dessert 3. Other countries, including Denmark, England, is traditionally topped with powdered sugar, Norway, Portugal and Sweden also celebrate the but fruit, chocolate and ice cream are popular Fourth of July as a way to bring in American tourists. add-ons. 4. Contrary to popular belief, only two Founding Candy apples — Tart, crisp apples are covered Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence on in sweet, hard candy or creamy caramel to July 4, 1776. The majority of signers penned their make this snack-on-a-stick. signatures on Aug. 2, 1776. Kettle corn — Those who can’t decide As always, have a wonderful month. I’m here if you between sweet and salty get the best of both need me. worlds in this popcorn treat seasoned with Mr. Chappy — Tanya Ingram, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Janice and Jane sugar and salt. (Continued on back) SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Patriotic Door 1 Decorating Contest Starts 9:30 Morning Exercise, L ASSISTED LIVING 10:00 Bob Hope Special, L 1:00 Dollar Tree Outing, R AL# 9993 1:30 Initials Word Game, L 3:00 Bingo for Nickels, AR JULY 2017 6:00 Evening Movie Locations at Sunset, L 2nd Floor Porch, 2ndFP 9:30 Let’s Walk, LBY 2 3 INDEPENDENCE DAY 4 9:30 Coffee and Trivia on 5 8:30 Bus to Doctors, R 6 7 8 9:30 Morning Exercise, L 9:30 Exercise in Motion, L 9:30 Fitness and Happy Fourth! Wear Red, the Back Patio, BP 9:30 Fitness Class Activity Room, AR 9:30 Bus Goes to Churches, R 10:00 Come Take a Scenic Drive 10:00 The Bakers’ Club, AR Wildlife TV, L White and Blue 10:00 Bus to Walmart, R With Genesis, L Back Porch, BP 10:00 Worship Service, L 10:00 Current Events Chat With 10:30 Poker for Pennies, AR 9:30 Morning Patriotic Concert, L 12:45 St. Andrew’s Church 10:00 Life Style Planning 10:00 Singing and Crafts w/ 1:00 Cinema Sunday, L Coffee and Snacks, AR 1:15 Newer Resident Clubhouse, CH 10:30 Fireworks (TBD) Service, AR Meeting, AR Connection Time, AR Real Life Church, AR 1:30 Afternoon Chat on 1:00 Banking, Post Office, Dining Room, DR 11:00 Fourth of July Lunch, DR 1:30 Sightseeing Ride, R 1:00 Scrabble Team, LIB 1:30 Mary’s Country Store Opens, 11:00 Lunch at McDonald’s, R the Side Porch, SP Publix and Walgreens, R 1:30 Patriotic Movie and Popcorn, L 1:30 Reminiscing Lane: Superman, L 1:30 Hangman Word Challenge, L Everything’s a Dollar, AR 1:30 Your Favorite Song Library, LIB 2:00 Scrabble Time, AR 1:30 1st Floor Vs. 2nd Floor Trivia, L 3:00 Afternoon Poker 2:30 Sequence and Other Games, AR 2:00 Food Committee Meeting, DR 1:45 Rolling Bowling, AR Singalong, L Lobby, LBY 3:00 Bingo for Nickels, AR 3:00 Left-Right-Center and for Pennies, AR 3:00 Wii Bowling Tournament, L 3:00 Bingo for Nickels, AR 3:00 Happy Hour With 7:00 Jeopardy and Wheel Hobo Jim, DR 3:00 Bingo for Nickels, AR Lounge, L Kings in the Corner, AR 7:00 Jeopardy and Wheel 7:00 Jeopardy and Wheel 7:00 Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune, L 7:00 Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune, L 6:00 Evening Movie at Sunset, L Mainhouse Front Porch, MFP 6:00 Evening Movie at Sunset, L of Fortune, L of Fortune, L of Fortune, L Private Dining Room, PDR 9:30 Exercise in Motion, L 9:30 Let’s Walk, LBY 9 10 8:30 Bus to Doctors, R 11 Medical Appointments 12 13 14 15 9:30 Morning Exercise, L 8:30 Bus to Doctors, R 9:30 Morning Reservations, R 9:30 Bus Goes to Churches, R 9:30 Beach Ball Workout, L to Port St. Lucie, R 10:00 The Bakers’ Club, AR 10:00 Come Take a Scenic Drive 9:30 Fitness Class With Genesis, L 10:30 Poker for Pennies, AR South Side Front Porch, SP 10:00 Worship Service, L 10:00 Morning Pokeno 9:30 Coffee and Trivia on Exercise, L 10:00 Current Events Chat With for Nickels, AR the Back Patio, BP 10:00 Trip to the Library, R 1:15 Newer Resident 1:00 Cinema Sunday, L Coffee and Snacks, AR 2:00 Resident Town 10:00 Bus to Walmart, R 10:00 Morning Space Exploration, L Connection Time, AR 10:00 Bob Hope Special, L Transportation 1:30 Afternoon Chat on 1:00 Publix and Walgreens, R Hall Meeting, L 12:45 St. Andrew’s Church 1:00 Scrabble Team, LIB 1:30 Mary’s Country Store Opens, the Side Porch, SP 1:30 Word From a Word, L 1:30 Old-Time Root Beer Floats, AR 2:30 Meet and Greet Service, AR 1:30 Reminisce Magazine Chat, AR Everything’s a Dollar, AR Schedule 2:00 Scrabble Time, AR 1:30 Sightseeing Ride, R 3:00 Bingo for Nickels, AR 3:00 Bingo for Nickels, AR New Residents, L 3:00 Bingo for Nickels, AR 1:45 Team Bocce Ball, L Monday 3:00 Left-Right-Center and 1:30 Acoustic Hymn Sing With Mary, L 7:00 Jeopardy and Wheel 3:00 Wii Games, L 7:00 Jeopardy and Wheel 3:00 Big Bash Bingo, DR 6:00 Evening Movie 10 a.m. 2:30 Sequence and Other Games, AR Kings in the Corner, AR of Fortune, L 7:00 Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune, L 7:00 Jeopardy and Wheel Scenic Drive 7:00 Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune, L at Sunset, L 6:00 Evening Movie at Sunset, L of Fortune, L of Fortune, L Monday First and Third, 1 p.m. 16 17 18 9:30 Coffee and Trivia 19 20 21 22 9:30 Let’s Walk, LBY 9:30 Morning Exercise, L 8:30 Bus to Doctors, R 9:30 Exercise in Motion, L 9:30 Fitness and Banking, Post Office, Publix and Walgreens on the Back Patio, BP 8:30 Bus to Doctors, R 9:30 Bus Goes to Churches, R 9:30 Beach Ball Workout, L 10:00 The Bakers’ Club, AR 10:00 Come Take a Scenic Drive 10:00 Bus to Walmart, R 9:30 Fitness Class With Genesis, L Wildlife TV, L Monday 10:30 Poker for Pennies, AR 10:00 Worship Service, L 10:00 Current Events Chat With 10:00 Morning Pokeno 12:45 St. Andrew’s Church Service, AR 10:00 Hymns and Message Second and Fourth, 1 p.m. 10:00 Word From a Word, L 1:15 Newer Resident 1:00 Cinema Sunday, L Coffee and Snacks, AR for Nickels, AR 1:30 Ladies of Lake Forest, w/Treasure Coast Publix and Local Shopping 1:00 Scrabble Team, LIB Connection Time, AR 1:30 Afternoon Chat on 1:00 Banking, Post Office, 1:30 Guys’ Club: Beer Red Hat Tea, AR Baptist Church, L 1:30 Mary’s Country Store Opens, Tuesday & Thursday Publix and Walgreens, R 1:30 Sightseeing Ride, R 1:30 Autumn Planning 11:15 Picnic Lunch at the Jetty, R the Side Porch, SP and Comedy, L Everything’s a Dollar, AR 8:30 a.m.
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