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American House Sterling Woods 36430 Van Dyke Avenue | Sterling Heights | Michigan | 48312 Office: (586) 268-8550 | [email protected] | americanhouse.com August 2016 Our Friendly Staff John Berra Executive Director Jonathan Marzicola Asst. Executive Director Jillian Kidd Life Enrichment Director Paul Mittelstaedt Executive Chef Carrie Lamberti Community Liaison Kim Travnik Housekeeping Supervisor Mike Moses Maintenance Manager Doug Huffer Transportation Specialist Party Resident On August 18th we are having a picnic just for you!!! Come on down around noon and see what Chef Paul has cooked up for you! We will see you there! Welc me New Residents Michael and Eileen K We are very happy to have you here! Welcome to the Sterling Woods Family! Let us know if you need anything! Activities 2nd Watermelon Social 4th Lunch at Grand Azteca 9th Hearing Checks 9th S’mores Social 10th Clinton River Cruise 11th Free Manicures in the DR 16th Jimmy John’s Stadium Social 18th Summer Time picnic! 19th Casino Outing 23rd Harsen’s Island lunch and ice cream 25th Wizard of Oz Lunch 30th Birthday Lunch 31st MJR Movie Outing

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American House Sterling Woods36430 Van Dyke Avenue | Sterling Heights | Michigan | 48312

Office: (586) 268-8550 | [email protected] | americanhouse.com

August 2016Our Friendly StaffJohn Berra Executive DirectorJonathan Marzicola Asst. Executive DirectorJillian Kidd Life Enrichment DirectorPaul Mittelstaedt Executive ChefCarrie Lamberti Community LiaisonKim Travnik Housekeeping SupervisorMike Moses Maintenance ManagerDoug Huffer Transportation Specialist

PartyResident

On August 18th we are having a picnic justfor you!!! Come on down around noon and seewhat Chef Paul has cooked up for you! We willsee you there!

Welc meNew Residents

Michael and Eileen KWe are very happy to have you here!

Welcome to the Sterling Woods Family! Let usknow if you need anything!

Activities2nd Watermelon Social4th Lunch at Grand Azteca9th Hearing Checks9th S’mores Social10th Clinton River Cruise11th Free Manicures in the DR16th Jimmy John’s Stadium Social18th Summer Time picnic!19th Casino Outing23rd Harsen’s Island lunch and ice cream25th Wizard of Oz Lunch30th Birthday Lunch31st MJR Movie Outing

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Trivia Whiz

Amazing‘Oz’ Facts

On Aug. 25, 1939,audiences took aTechnicolor journeyover the rainbowwhen “The Wizardof Oz” was firstreleased in theaters.Follow the yellowbrick road downmemory lane withsome trivia about theclassic film:

The movie costnearly $2.8 million tomake—unheard of inthat era.

The tornado thatswept Dorothy’shouse away to Ozwas actually a35-foot-long muslinstocking wrappedaround chicken wire.

The dog playingToto was namedTerry. She earned$125 a weekduring filming.

In L. Frank Baum’sbook, Dorothy’sslippers are silver,but they werechanged to ruby totake advantage of thefilm’s Technicoloreffects. Four pairs ofslippers were usedthroughout filming.

Weekly Sneak PeekAll residents are encouraged to come tothe dining room on Mondays at 10 a.m.

We go over the WHO, WHAT, WHEN,WHERE and sometimes WHY of all theactivities and trips of the week! It’s a

great opportunity to discuss ideas youmay have about anything you would liketo see on the Activity Calendar as well.If you have any questions, please feel

free to contact Jillian!

HappyBirthday

Resident Birthdays3 Bernice B.3 Walter O.4 Richard T.4 George K.21 Alfonso S.25 Gerry H.

Birthday Lunch/Open ForumJoin us on Tuesday,

August 30th, at12 p.m., for our monthly Birthday

Lunch and Open Forum! Lunch willbe served in the Dining Room andALL residents are invited to come!!Help us celebrate all of our Augustbirthdays in a fun way! Join us afterfor our Open Forum, where the floor

will be open to all residents forsuggestions and grievances, or to tellus what a great job we are doing!! :)

Your Body and WaterEverybody knows the human

body needs water to survive.But what does water do foryou, exactly?

The average adult’s body isabout 60 percent water,two-thirds of it contained in cells.Water plays a crucial role in theformation of cells, which areoften called the building blocksof life. Simply speaking, withoutwater, there is no human life.

Most of the human body’smajor systems depend on waterto function. Water deliversoxygen and nutrients throughoutthe body, lubricates joints,flushes out waste and toxins, andregulates the body’s internaltemperature. The brain, spinalcord and other organs areinsulated with water, which actsas a shock absorber and helpsprevent injury.

Water makes swallowing anddigestion possible and alsometabolizes proteins andcarbohydrates into energy. Infact, just a 5 percent decreasein body fluids can cause a30 percent drop in a person’senergy level. So, instead ofdrinking coffee or othercaffeinated beverages, whichcontribute to dehydration, thekey to feeling more energeticmay be to drink more water.

Adults need between2 and 3 liters of water everyday, but some of this watercan come from food. Freshfruits and vegetables areespecially hydrating.

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GladiolusStrength and beauty

F LO W E R O F T H E M O N T H | AUGUST

Shuttle HoursMonday-Friday, from 9 a.m. to

3 p.m.Please remember that a shuttle

request form must be filled out atleast 48 hours in advance andgiven to Doug. If approved, you

will receive a copy confirming thatyou have been put on the schedule

with a leave time written on it.Please remember to schedule yourappointments before 2 p.m. so thatthere is enough time for you to be

picked up.* Please look at the activity

calendar for outings scheduledbefore making an appointment.

Church ServicesOn Tuesdays:

9 a.m.—Shuttle Takes You to aChurch Service (Meet in Lobby)10:30 a.m.—Pastor Rhodes in

the Chapel**On the Fourth Tuesday, Lutheran

Service in the Craft Room at 10 a.m.On Fridays:

10:30 a.m.—Rosary (Chapel)11 a.m.—Communion (Chapel)

On Sundays:Church Service (Chapel) is with Rev.

John Sanders at 1:30pm

The Chapel is located on the 3rdfloor just off the elevator.

Wit & Wisdom

“The sky is the dailybread of the eyes.”

—Ralph WaldoEmerson

“Together we canface any challenges

as deep as the oceanand as highas the sky.”

—Sonia Gandhi

“More varied thanany landscape wasthe landscape in thesky, with islands of

gold and silver,peninsulas of apricotand rose against a

background of manyshades of turquoise

and azure.”—Cecil Beaton

“The sky broke likean egg into full

sunset and the watercaught fire.”

—Pamela HansfordJohnson

“The artist is areceptacle for

emotions that comefrom all over the

place: from the sky,from the Earth, from

a scrap of paper,from a passingshape, from aspider’s web.”

—Pablo Picasso

Copyright © 2015 Uhlig LLC

August 2016Sterling Woods

Theater Room Heart HealthyEntertainment Sign Up RequiredOutings Social EventsDining Room Spiritual EventsBrain Fitness

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

110:00 Sneak Peek (Cafe)10:15 Morning Stretch11:00 Adult Coloring-iPad Art (LR)

1:00 Head Bandz2:30 10 Cent Bingo3:00 Learn Sign Language3:30 Knit and Crochet with Gerry4:00 Memory Game- (LR)6:00 Poker Night! (Cafe)7:00 Movie Night

29:00 Church Outing

10:00 Breakfast at the Pantry10:15 Morning Stretch10:30 Pastor Rhodes (Chpl)11:00 Jackpot

1:30 Veterans Club2:30 Exercise Class3:00 19 Letter Word Game (LR)4:00 Blackjack7:00 Movie Night

National Watermelon Day 39:00 Hair on the Go with Delores

10:00 The Price is Right (Cafe)10:00 Meijer10:15 Morning Stretch11:00 Dominoes

1:00 Sweet Treat by Jillian (Cafe)1:00 Blood Pressure Checks2:00 Wii Bowling Tournament3:30 Poker (Cafe)6:00 Uno (Cafe)7:00 Movie Night

49:45 Milkman (Lobby)

10:15 Morning Stretch11:00 Jackpot12:00 Lunch at Grand Azteca

2:30 Exercise Class3:00 Blackjack4:00 Giant Crossword Puzzle (LR)7:00 Movie Night

59:00 Hair on the Go with Delores9:15 Coffee and Current Events Discussion

(Cafe)9:30 One on Ones

10:15 Morning Stretch10:30 Rosary (Chpl)11:00 Communion (Chpl)

2:00 Happy Hour with Charlene and Mark3:15 Wheel Of Fortune (Lobby)6:00 Poker Night! (Cafe)7:00 Movie Night

610:00 Wii Bowling10:00 Comedy Matinee- The Lucy

Show11:00 Jackpot

1:00 Men’s Club2:00 Pinochle/ Euchre3:00 Women’s Club7:00 Movie Night

710:00 Men’s Movie Matinee John

Wayne Classics1:30 Rev. John Sanders2:00 Jackpot3:00 Popsicle Social (Cafe)4:00 Pool/ Wii Bowling7:00 Movie Night

810:00 Sneak Peek (Cafe)10:15 Morning Stretch11:00 Adult Coloring-iPad Art (LR)

1:00 Head Bandz2:30 10 Cent Bingo3:00 Learn Sign Language3:30 Knit and Crochet with Gerry4:00 Memory Game- (LR)6:00 Poker Night! (Cafe)7:00 Movie Night

99:00 Church Outing

10:15 Morning Stretch10:30 Pastor Rhodes (Chpl)11:00 Jackpot12:30 Hearing Checks2:00 Movin and Groovin3:00 19 Letter Word Game (LR)4:00 Blackjack7:00 Movie Night

National S’mores Day 109:00 Clinton River Cruise Tour9:00 Hair on the Go with Delores

10:00 Meijer10:00 The Price is Right (Cafe)10:15 Morning Stretch11:00 Dominoes

1:00 Blood Pressure Checks1:30 Dr. Butler and Sweet Treats!2:00 Wii Bowling Tournament3:30 Poker (Cafe)6:00 Uno (Cafe)7:00 Movie Night

119:45 Milkman (Lobby)

10:15 Morning Stretch11:00 Jackpot

1:30 Free Manicures2:30 Exercise Class3:00 Blackjack4:00 Giant Crossword Puzzle (LR)7:00 Movie Night

129:00 Hair on the Go with Delores9:15 Coffee and Current Events Discussion

(Cafe)9:30 One on Ones

10:15 Morning Stretch10:30 Rosary (Chpl)11:00 Communion (Chpl)

2:00 Happy Hour with Chuck Sharpe3:15 Wheel Of Fortune (Lobby)6:00 Poker Night! (Cafe)7:00 Movie Night

1310:00 Wii Bowling10:00 Comedy Matinee- The

Lucy Show11:00 Jackpot

1:00 Chair Dancing2:00 Pinochle/ Euchre7:00 Movie Night

1410:00 Men’s Movie Matinee John

Wayne Classics1:30 Rev. John Sanders2:00 Jackpot3:00 Cookies and Coffee Social

(Cafe)4:00 Pool/ Wii Bowling7:00 Movie Night

1510:00 Sneak Peek (Cafe)10:15 Morning Stretch11:00 Adult Coloring-iPad Art (LR)

1:00 Head Bandz2:30 10 Cent Bingo3:00 Learn Sign Language3:30 Knit and Crochet with Gerry4:00 Memory Game- (LR)6:00 Poker Night! (Cafe)7:00 Movie Night

169:00 Church Outing9:30 Ceramics at East 1

10:00 Jimmy John’s Stadium tour and lunch10:15 Morning Stretch10:30 Pastor Rhodes (Chpl)11:00 Jackpot1:30 Veterans Club2:30 Exercise Class3:00 19 Letter Word Game (LR)4:00 Blackjack7:00 Movie Night

179:00 Hair on the Go with Delores

10:00 Meijer10:00 The Price is Right (Cafe)10:15 Morning Stretch11:00 Dominoes

1:00 Blood Pressure Checks1:00 Sweet Treat by Jillian (Cafe)2:00 Wii Bowling Tournament3:30 Poker (Cafe)6:00 Uno (Cafe)7:00 Movie Night

189:45 Milkman (Lobby)

10:15 Morning Stretch11:00 Jackpot12:00 Summer time picnic and

entertainment!2:30 Exercise Class3:00 Blackjack4:00 Giant Crossword Puzzle (LR)7:00 Movie Night

199:00 Hair on the Go with Delores9:00 Casino Outing9:15 Coffee and Current Events Discussion (Cafe)9:30 One on Ones

10:15 Morning Stretch10:30 Rosary (Chpl)11:00 Communion (Chpl)12:00 Dr. Pitzer

2:00 Happy Hour with Paul Goodrow3:15 Wheel Of Fortune (Lobby)6:00 Poker Night! (Cafe)7:00 Movie Night

2010:00 Comedy Matinee- The Lucy

Show10:00 Wii Bowling11:00 Jackpot

1:00 Men’s Club2:00 Pinochle/ Euchre3:00 Women’s Club7:00 Movie Night

2110:00 Men’s Movie Matinee John

Wayne Classics1:30 Rev. John Sanders2:00 Jackpot3:00 Float Social (Cafe)4:00 Pool/ Wii Bowling7:00 Movie Night

2210:00 Sneak Peek (Cafe)10:15 Morning Stretch11:00 Adult Coloring-iPad Art (LR)

1:00 Head Bandz2:30 10 Cent Bingo3:00 Learn Sign Language3:30 Knit and Crochet with Gerry4:00 Memory Game- (LR)6:00 Poker Night! (Cafe)7:00 Movie Night

239:00 Church Outing

10:00 Harsen’s Island lunch and ice creamouting

10:15 Morning Stretch10:30 Pastor Rhodes (Chpl)11:00 Lutheran Pastor- Craft Room11:00 Jackpot

2:30 Exercise Class3:00 19 Letter Word Game (LR)4:00 Blackjack7:00 Movie Night

249:00 Hair on the Go with Delores

10:00 Meijer10:00 The Price is Right (Cafe)10:15 Morning Stretch11:00 Dominoes

1:00 Sweet Treat by Jillian (Cafe)1:00 Blood Pressure Checks2:00 Wii Bowling Tournament3:30 Poker (Cafe)6:00 Uno (Cafe)7:00 Movie Night

National Wizard of Oz Day 259:45 Milkman (Lobby)

10:15 Morning Stretch11:00 Jackpot12:00 Wizard of Oz Special

Lunch!2:30 Exercise Class3:00 Blackjack4:00 Giant Crossword Puzzle (LR)7:00 Movie Night

269:00 Hair on the Go with Delores9:15 Coffee and Current Events Discussion

(Cafe)9:30 One on Ones

10:15 Morning Stretch10:30 Rosary (Chpl)11:00 Communion (Chpl)

2:00 Happy Hour with Chet Penkala3:15 Wheel Of Fortune (Lobby)6:00 Poker Night! (Cafe)7:00 Movie Night

2710:00 Wii Bowling10:00 Comedy Matinee- The

Lucy Show11:00 Jackpot

1:00 Chair Dancing2:00 Pinochle/ Euchre7:00 Movie Night

2810:00 Men’s Movie Matinee John

Wayne Classics1:30 Rev. John Sanders2:00 Jackpot3:00 Wine and Cheese Social

(Cafe)4:00 Pool/ Wii Bowling7:00 Movie Night

2910:00 Sneak Peek (Cafe)10:15 Morning Stretch11:00 Adult Coloring-iPad Art (LR)

1:00 Head Bandz2:30 10 Cent Bingo3:00 Learn Sign Language3:30 Knit and Crochet with Gerry4:00 Memory Game- (LR)6:00 Poker Night! (Cafe)7:00 Movie Night

309:00 Church Outing

10:15 Morning Stretch10:30 Pastor Rhodes (Chpl)11:00 Jackpot12:00 Birthday Lunch with Dr. Butler

1:00 Open Forum2:30 Exercise Class3:00 19 Letter Word Game (LR)4:00 Blackjack7:00 Movie Night

319:00 Hair on the Go with Delores

10:00 Meijer10:00 The Price is Right (Cafe)10:00 MJR Movie Matinee10:15 Morning Stretch11:00 Dominoes

1:00 Blood Pressure Checks1:00 Sweet Treat by Jillian (Cafe)2:00 Wii Bowling Tournament3:30 Poker (Cafe)6:00 Uno (Cafe)7:00 Movie Night

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Talk About It

Hair on the Go!Don’t forget we

have our very ownbeauty and barbersalon in our building!It can be found onthe first floor (EastWing) just past thetheater room. Thereis no need to leavethe building! Deloresis here onWednesdays andFridays at 9am. Sheoffers many services:shampoo, blow dry,haircuts, perms,manicures andpedicures. Call herdirectly to set up yourappointment!

(586) 489-2666

Wii Bowling!!Come join the

fun!!! We have acouple openings onour Wii BowlingTournament Teams.We play everyWednesday at 2 p.min the Theater Room.If you’re interested injoining, please seeJillian or the FrontDesk to reservea spot!

** Jillian will teachyou how to play ifyou want to join, buthave no experienceplaying!

Friendly ReminderPLEASE DO NOT PARK UNDER

THE PORTE COCHERE AT THEFRONT ENTRANCE. THAT IS A FIRELANE MEANT FOR DROP-OFFSAND PICKUPS ONLY. THIS SHOULDBE KEPT CLEAR FOR EMERGENCYVEHICLES AT ALL TIMES. THANKYOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION!~Management

Walking ClubNow that it’s warming up, join

the Walking Club every Saturday at3pm. Fresh air and sunshine arenever a bad thing!

New UmbrellasAs you can see we have new

beautiful patio umbrellas for everyoneto enjoy! All we ask is if you put theumbrella up, please put it back down.The wind can be brutal to thoseumbrellas and we would like to enjoythem for as long as possible! Thankyou so much!

Quality Private CareQuality Private Care can

provide personal care services toour residents. Services offeredinclude shower assistance, a.m.and p.m. care, and much more!Quality Private Care can bereached at (586) 932-7405

Information can also be found atthe front desk!

STERLING WOODSSTORE

Washing the dishes and run outof soap? Go to the bathroom andoh no! You’re out of toilet paper ...but did you know Sterling Woodshas a mini mart located right inJillian’s office? And at a great price!

HOT BREAKFAST!As a reminder, Chef Paul does

hot breakfast twice a month onMondays starting at 8am! Join himfor his famous omelet station andmore! Everyone is welcome!

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Interesting Peach FactsBy Brian Rosso, R.D.Michigan ranks No. 4 in the nation

for producing peaches. I hope youfind these facts about peachesinteresting:

• Peaches were first discoveredin China.

• Michigan peach crops equal $13million annually.

• One medium peach is only 37calories and is a great source ofvitamins A and C, and severalB vitamins.

• To speed up the ripening processof a peach, place it in a brownpaper bag for two to three days.

• The peach is part of the rosefamily.

• The pit of a peach is consideredpoisonous.

• Peaches are harvested duringJuly and August.

• To peel a peach, drop the peachin boiling water for one minute,then drop it in cold water. Thepeel will slide right off.

Write It DownNeed help remembering

something? Write it down.Handwriting engages more parts ofthe brain than typing, and it is easierto remember something once you’vewritten it on paper.

Thank you all who attended our funExotic Zoo event! It was so great to

see all of you smiling.Edna and Marie were very brave tohave the slithering snake around

their necks! How cool?!

Women’s Club

Your request hasbeen answered!Starting this monthwe will honor ourwomen with awomen’s club!Women’s Club willtake place in theTheater Room, thefirst and thirdSaturday of themonth at 3pm.

We are currentlylooking for one of ourfabulous ladies to bethe President of theWomen’s Club. If youare interested, pleasesee Jillian for moredetails.

We hope to seeyou at our first everclub meeting!!!

‘Paws’ forDog Day

They say everydog has his day.Celebrate man’s bestfriend on NationalDog Day, Aug. 26.

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15. Claw

16. Common Latin abbr.

17. TV sitcom (1986-91)

18. Tribal member

19. Orchid genus

20. Flirts

22. Place for an art exhibit

24. Pub order

25. __ Peak

26. Diver’s hazard

29. Word with José or Juan

30. Parable’s feature

34. __ up; in great need

35. Athlete Bobby

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37. “Hail Mary,” for short

38. Collegian’s concern

40. “I do,” for one

41. Peddler

43. One __ time;

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44. Fyn resident

45. Door

46. Firmament

47. Floor installer

48. Eagle’s nest

50. Period of time

51. Walks

54. __ from; grew out of

58. Woeful sound

59. Feat

61. Mixed bag

62. Yen

63. Strange

64. Bedtime, for some

65. __ o�; peeved

66. Stumbles

67. Passes away

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11. To be: Fr.

12. Hiding place

13. Drama

21. Forest animal

23. Juicy fruit

25. __ of; share in

26. Make skin smooth

27. Safe place

28. Common contraction

29. __ Lanka

31. Competitor

32. Make amends

33. Bring toward the ground

35. Belonging to you and me

36. Dangerous reptile

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39. Su"x for real or civil

42. Exhausted

44. Gem

46. Family member

47. Italian numeral

49. Change one’s alarm

50. Diminutive su"xes

51. Dirt or soot

52. __ o�; detached

53. Storm

54. Cut

55. Mid-11th-century year

56. German article

57. John and Jane

60. Swiss canton

Crossword Puzzle

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