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Magic Moments @ Cornell Top left: Helen H. riding to her 100th

birthday party in her 1961 Ford Furling

Middle Left: Florence H. and Florence P.

with their scented watering can craft

Middle Right: The winning eggs from Cor-

nell Estates annual egg drop competition.

Congrats Frances W. and Margaret A.!

Bottom Left: Peg O. with her scented

flower pot craft

Bottom Right: Elizabeth S., Janet K.,

Anne M., and Sandy P., with Pacific Uni-

versity students at the Odyssey of the

Mind Final Competition!

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May 2014

Rose Festival Royalty

Coming To Cornell Estates!

Wednesday, May 7th

2:00 pm in the Party Room

Royalty is coming to Cornell Estates! Come meet

the 2014 Rose Festival Princesses in the Party

Room to officially kick off Rose Festival season!

On Wednesday, May 7th, at 2:00 pm, you will

have the opportunity to hear from each of the

fifteen lovely ladies as they share their goals and

passions and describe to you what being a Rose

Festival Princess means to them.

Enjoy the hour as they sing and dance just for

you. While serving you refreshments, these bright

and wonderfully talented ladies will share their

favorite Rose Festival experiences.

During this special time you will be moved when

you hear each court member share the person who

has been most influential in their life and why. See

if you can guess who will be the 2014 queen.

Cornell Estates has hosted the Rose Festival Court

for the past eleven years and appreciates the Rose

Festival Association making such an event

possible. Invite your friends and family because

this special event is open to the public!

Past princesses and

queens of Cornell –

don’t forget to

wear your crowns!

A Mother’s Day Concert

with the Robert Richter Duo

Friday, May 9th

2:00 pm in the Party Room

Looking for a fun way to

celebrate Mother’s Day?

Join us for a special con-

cert by the Robert Rich-

t e r D u o o n

Friday, May 9th, at 2:00

pm in the Party Room.

A talented guitarist and singer songwriter, Robert

is an energetic performer who creates music that

blends folk and blues to rock and Celtic tunes.

Richter’s credits include appearing on Tom May's

nationally syndicated radio program "River City

Folk," carried on more than 250 NPR affiliates

nationwide. In addition, his music was played on

the "Bob Dylan Radio Hour."

In the summer of 2013 Richter was filmed per-

forming live as part of a documentary film pro-

duced by a German television network. Filmed in

Gold Beach, Oregon, the documentary will air in

November 2014 on German television.

Joining Richter on violin and viola is the talented

Rachel Bowen. Originally from the San Francisco

Bay area, she began playing violin at the age of 6.

In addition to her performance skills, she is also a

songwriter.

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Cornell Estates

Management Team

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Charlene Torrey

MARKETING DIRECTOR

Cindy Lovell

RESIDENT CARE

COORDINATOR

Clarise Brannon

ON-SITE REGISTERED NURSE

Anna Koning

COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

DIRECTOR

Amanda Bigus

DIETARY MANAGER

Ron Gifford

MAINTENANCE COORDINATOR

Jeff Paulson

HOUSEKEEPING SUPERVISOR

Rosa Vargas

BOOKKEEPER

Tim Helling

Staff Birthdays

Brittney B. 5/2

Tashi L. 5/4

Kylie S. 5/6

Olivia S. 5/11

Brenda V. 5/26

Sean J. 5/31

Bob Detrick 5/1 Sherrie Roper 5/15

Jackie Cofell 5/5 Elizabeth Simons 5/15

Lou Mackenzie 5/5 Anne Matthes 5/16

Mildred Davis 5/6 Rose Boyd 5/21

Leora Huffman 5/9 George Prusynski 5/26

Rose Paton 5/10 Tony Leanos 5/27

Idell Samsa 5/14

Birthday celebration on Wednesday, May 7th,

at 2:00 pm in the Party Room

We could not have done the following without you:

Welcome Bags: June Ranf.

Newsletter Folding: Sue Colly, John Crockett, Bessie Hodson, Thais

Sanders, and Florence Hess.

Adelante Materials: Ethel Hiatt and Florence Hess

Use of balcony for the Cornell Estates Egg Drop: Margaret Anderson

Speaking at the 25th Anniversary Celebration: Helen Hurley and Eva

Beeman

Assisting with Church: Bob Brooks

Assisting with Exercise: Eva Beeman

Library Maintenance: Anne Matthes

Thank you ALL for helping celebrate the 25th Anniversary of

Cornell Estates! We truly have a special community of

residents, staff and family.

Residents Serving the Surrounding Community

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“Ask a Pharmacist”

Pacific University Interns and local pharmacists will be available to give you a consultation on your

prescriptions or answer any questions about medications you are taking. Sign up at the front desk.

School of Audiology

Residents volunteer to work one-on-one with Audiology students on their hearing health curriculum

assignments.

Speech-Language Pathology

Residents serve as mentors to Speech-Language Pathology students to help the students learn how to

provide speech and language enhancements in a natural setting.

Public Health Care Practicum Student Kati Sheldon ( 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Tues. & Thurs.)

Staff and residents assist Public Health Care students with their practicum projects.

Pacific University On-Site Clinics

Dental Clinic on break until Fall Term

On-site dental clinic provided by senior dentistry students for preventative dental treatment, e.g. free

brushing and teeth cleaning at a reduced rate. Sign up at the Front Desk.

Ear Clinic Wednesday, May 14th 2:00 - 4:30 pm

Audiologist Dr. James Baer provides convenient on-site ear wax management on the 3rd Wednesday of

every other month. Cost is $25 per appointment. Cash or check only! Sign up at the Front Desk.

“One Odd Job"

Occupational Therapy students offer their assistance to residents every other month with odd jobs

around the apartment.

Occupational Therapy Students

Residents participate with students in a team-based creative problem-solving project. Project this

semester: A Resident Directory.

Kids in Foster Care Washington County Department of Human Services Child Welfare

Residents are invited to make and donate quilts for children and teens in foster care in our County.

Pacific University

Plus Much

More

Residents Serving the Surrounding Community

Residents Serving the Cornell Estates Community

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Mooberry Elementary

SMART Reading Program Tuesdays Bus leaves at 8:45 am

Read with first grade children for 1 hour a week for the school year. Sign up at the Front Desk.

Pen Pals with 6th Graders On going Throughout School Year

Exchange monthly Pen Pal letters with 6th graders in Ms. Mito-Ahern’s class. Sign up at the Front Desk

Adelante Mujeres

Classroom Materials Tuesday, April 20th 10:00 am (PR)

Help our local teachers and assemble crafts for the preschool children and English students.

Intercambio Fitness Tuesday, May 6th 9:45 am (PR)

Get fit with young women in our community! No Spanish experience required, just an interest in learning

from others and trying a new way to exercise and have fun together.

Friendly Visiting Fridays @ 3:00 pm

Assistance with Events & Programs

Community Gardening

Food Committee

Lunch Tour Guides

Welcome Baskets

Welcome Buddies

Librarians

Girl Scout Troup #43119

Monthly opportunity for residents to help Girl Scouts with their latest badges.

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Portland Rose Festival & Parent’s Day Brunch

Parent’s Day Brunch

& Rose Princess Crowning

Saturday, May 31st

Assisted Living at 11:00 am

Retirement at 12:00 pm

Join us for our annual Parent’s Day Brunch on

Saturday, May 31st, to honor our parents and

grandparents at 11:00 am in our Assisted Living

dining room and 12:00 pm in our Retirement

Living dining room.

Chef Ron Gifford and his staff are preparing a mouth

watering buffet featuring: Seared halibut filet with

morel mushroom jus, green garlic pesto, and spring

vegetables, honey glazed duck breast with blood or-

ange sauce and star anise, and pepper crusted beef ten-

derloin with caramelized shallot compound butter.

Side dishes include chevre cheese and rosemary

dutchess potatoes, fresh sautéed asparagus with pan-

cetta and pine nuts, and roasted baby vegetables.

Desserts include marion berry cheesecake and triple

chocolate layer cake.

During the brunch, owners Harry and Tricia Seabold

will announce and crown our 2014 Senior Rose Court

Princesses.

Guest tickets may be purchased at the Front Desk

no later than Friday, May 24th. Guest tickets are

$15.00 for adults (age 11 and up), $7.50 for children

(ages 7 - 10), and free for children 6 years and

younger.

Invite your friends and family to join us for a

family celebration filled with great food and lots of

fun!! You won’t want to miss it!

Cornell Estates Senior Rose Court

Voting: May 12th - 18th

It is time to kick off the Rose Festival season with

our very own Cornell Estates Senior Rose Court!

Beginning Monday, May 12th, residents will vote for

their choice for Senior Rose Queen.

There will be one queen to represent the Assisted

Living community and one queen to represent the

Retirement community. The two runners up for each

side will serve as our Rose Princess Court.

The voting box will be placed at the Front Desk

from May 12th through May 18th. The forms

require the name of the nominee and why you chose

that person.

The ladies who are crowned Queen and Princesses

will help represent Cornell Estates in the Hillsboro

4th of July parade.

Voting guidelines:

Each resident may vote for one person

Staff members are not eligible

Past queens/princesses are not eligible

The 2014 Court will be announced at the

Parents’ Day Brunch on Saturday, May 31st.

Former Senior Rose Queens & Princesses

RETIREMENT ASSISTED

CJ G. Ava H. Shirley F. Anne M.

June R. Rose B. Dolores S. Jane R.

Donna D. Nancy W. Barbara I. Terry M.

Ellen M. Anne M. Sherry R. Shirley B.

Shigeko M. Margaret L. Florence H. Joan A.

Eva B. Mildred D. Jane D. Esther C.

Helen H. Jackie C. Florence P.

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New! Cornell Drama Club

Friday, May 2nd

3:00 pm in the Cascade Room

“To be or not be, that is the question!” The

Cornell Drama club is for residents who enjoy

theater. Join us for our second meeting on Friday,

May 2nd, at 3:00 pm in the Cascade Room to read

or act out plays or come just to listen!

Your suggestions on plays to read are welcomed and

encouraged!

Continuing Education

Educational Travelogue:

The Galapagos Islands

Wednesday, May 14th

1:30 pm in the Party Room

The Galapagos Islands are famous around the world

for the unique types of wildlife that live there. What

would it be like to travel to these islands and

experience it first-hand?

That’s exactly what Bobbie Rodriguez did! In

January of 2008, Bobbie and her husband traveled to

the Galapagos Islands with Lindblad Expeditions and

National Geographic. And on Wednesday, May

14th, at 1:30 pm in the Party Room, Bobbie will

share her pictures, stories, and memories of that

fabulous trip!

During the trip, National Geographic took many

amazing pictures, which were given to Bobbie at the

end of the trip. You will hear about the most

interesting species of animals and birds they saw

there: the blue footed booby, the frigate bird, the

marine iguanas and much more.

A retired kindergarten teacher, Bobbie currently

volunteers at the Adelante Mujeres pre-school in

Forest Grove. This is her second time doing a trave-

logue for Cornell Estates; last year she presented

slides and pictures about her trip to Ireland.

Washington County Mobile Museum

Presents: Cinco de Mayo

Friday, May 2nd

1:30 pm in the Party Room

Every May, festivals and parties commemorating the

Mexican holiday Cinco de Mayo, are held across the

United States. But what exactly does Cinco de Mayo

commemorate? Join the Washington County Mobile

Museum at 1:30 pm in the Party Room on Friday,

May 2nd, to find out!

You will see history and culture come alive with a

presentation and images presented by Ilene

O’Malley, Washington County Museum’s Bilingual

Educator. O’Malley holds a PhD in History from the

University of Michigan, with a specialty in Mexican

popular culture. She worked as an attorney for

Mexican form workers in Oregon for 15 years.

The No The Northern Lights with Roy Torley

Friday, May 23rd

1:30 pm in the Party Room

The aurora borealis, or northern lights, have long

been a source of wonder, awe, superstition, and

myths. They come in different colors, and take on

different shapes with the passing minutes.

But have you ever wondered what makes the

Northern Lights? If so, join gentleman scientist Roy

Torley on Friday, May 23rd, at 1:30 pm in the

Party Room.

During his presentation, Dr. Torley reveals these

glowing curtains and star-bursts in all their ethereal

glory. He also explains how and where they come

from, and that Earth isn’t the only place where they

happen!

The presentation will last approximately 45 minutes.

However, Dr. Torley is always prepared to show

more, should the audience want an encore!

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Book Club Monday, May 26th 3:00 pm (LIB)

Residents who share a love of reading gather to discuss the books they are enjoying.

Boost Your Memory Tuesday, May 20th 3:00 pm (CR)

Residents gather to tickle the brain cells with fun and stimulating memory exercises and games.

Conversational Spanish Wednesdays 10:00 am (COL)

Residents work with an instructor to develop basic Spanish vocabulary and conversation skills.

Cornell Choir Mondays 1:30 pm (PR)

Residents share their love of singing and vocal talents in this fun and friendly Cornell choir.

Cornell College Mondays 10:00 am (CR)

Residents meet once a week to watch a half-hour college lecture followed by a discussion.

Cornell Community Garden Tuesdays 10:00 am (ML)

Residents have created a garden together with assistance from master gardener Arden Sheets.

Current Events Monday, Wednesday, Friday Times Vary - see calendar

Residents share news and opinions on current events every week.

International Club Monday, May 26th 3:00 pm (CR)

A meeting of residents who share their world travels, cultural interests, and languages.

Genealogy 101 Saturday, May 17th 2:00 pm (CR)

Residents explore their family roots through tracing their genealogies and family history.

Orenco Photography Club Thursday, May 8th 6:30 pm (PR)

Local club invites residents to join them for monthly roundtables and discussions on

photography

Poetry Out Loud Wednesday, May 14th & 28th 3:00 pm (3FA)

Residents share their favorite poems through live readings and discussions.

Read Aloud: Newsletter Tuesday, May 6th 10:00 am (ML)

Residents gather together to read the Cornell newsletter out loud.

Sing-a-long with Jan Thursday, May 8th & 22nd 3:00 pm (ML)

Residents join Jan at the Grand Piano in the Main Lobby to sing their favorite songs!

Stories for the Soul Mondays & Wednesdays Times Vary - See Calendar

Join this feel-good group that meets for stories that will warm your heart and brighten your day!

Tea with Friends Tuesday, May 27th 2:30 pm (CR)

Grab a cup of tea and join your friends for an afternoon of conversation and laughter.

Water Color Class Wednesday, May 7th & 21st 10:00 am (CR)

Join this fun class and express your artist side by learning to paint with water colors.

Write Your Life Story Tuesdays 9:00 am (CR)

Local author Morgan Brown facilitates a writers’ group for residents and community members.

Meetups @ Cornell Opportunities for residents with shared interests to meet and participate together

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To our current Encore Partners:

Richard Banham - Bible Study

Chet Bishop - Bible Study

Theresa Burns - Quilts for foster kids, Calling

Bingo

Dorothy Eby - Senior Serenaders

Janice Haley - “The Card Lady”

Beverly Nighorn - Friendly Visiting

Becky Palfenier - Pretty Nails

Mike & Anne Popa - Sunday Church Services

Bobbie Quillin - Wednesday Evening Games

Josefina Salazar - Friendly Visiting

Elizabeth Smith - Pretty Nails

Tracie Wahlberg - Friendly Visiting,

Crafts w/Wahlbergs

Grant Wahlberg, age 13 - Friendly Visiting

Ryan Wahlberg, age 10 - Friendly Visiting

Jan Whittaker - Sing along with Jan,

Cornell Choir

What’s happening in May with our

Pacific University partners?

Thank you to the many residents who helped the Pacific

University students during this Spring semester!

PU Speech-Language Pathology: Jim and Margot

Stoneking, Grace Swope, Clarence Rice, CJ Gulstrom,

Elizabeth Simons, Janet Kaetterhenry, Ellen Mann,

Nancy Weller, Georgia Rutledge, John Crockett, Frank

Reding, Lois Minson, Dorothy Carson, Jayne Ritenour,

Burton Huggett, Catharine Lair, Beppy Hunter, Ethel

Hiatt, Sandy Pierce, Glenn and Esther Chalmers, Vern

Buelt, Barbara Huey, Ava Hill, Peg Owens, Julie Waibel,

Lili Cardinaux, Stella Casey, Sherry Hering, Ted Vande-

coevering, Wayne Floch, Doris Lindorff, Donna and Bob

Detrick.

PU Public Health Student Kati Sheldon: Grace Swope,

Sandy Pierce, Georgia Rutledge, Glenn and Esther

Chalmers, Pat Raymond, Jane Doherty, Janet Speller-

berg, Mary Jo Uecker, Anne Quirk, and Thais Sanders.

Encore Partners are wonderful contributors from our surrounding community who participate alongside

Cornell Estates residents in our many ENCORE Community Opportunities.

Celebrating Our ENCORE Partners

This month in Hearing Health

@ Cornell Estates:

Wednesdays are Hearing Awareness Day

1st Wednesdays at 10:00 am -- Free Hearing Assessments

with Darin Scheurer, Smart Step Hearing. Sign up at the

Front Desk!

Intercambio Fitness with Adelante Mujeres!

Join us on Tuesday, May 6th, at 9:45 am in the Party Room as

we get fit in two languages with young women from our com-

munity.

No Spanish experience required!! Just an interest in learning

from others and trying a new way to exercise and have fun to-

gether.

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Continuing Education & That’s Entertainment

The More You Know:

Science & Technology

Friday, May 16th

3:00 pm in the Cascade Room

Cornell Estates is introducing a new series called

“The More You Know.” The idea is that you can

always keep learning!

Each month you will learn about a new topic in the

field of science or technology. These topics could

include astrology, geology, modern technology such

as computers or Smartphones, or even current

studies that you find in the news.

If you have a desire to learn something new or brush

up on topics you may already know, join us for our

first class on Friday, May 16th, at 3:00 pm in the

Cascade Room.

Ceramic Tiles Class

Saturday, May 17th

10:00 am in the Cascade Room

Cornell Estates is offering a new exciting art

class! On Saturday, May 17th, at 10:00 am in the

Cascade Room, instructor Kelly Lovell will teach

you the art of painting ceramic tiles.

You will receive a 6 inch tile and use a special ce-

ramic paint to make your own design. Then, Kelly

will take the tiles home to glaze and bring back your

finished product. These tiles will make a beautiful

showpiece for your home or for you to give as a

gift.

Kelly will be joined by her mom. They are a mother

and daughter business who have a passion for art and

are really looking forward to sharing their creativity

with you! You also might recognize the last name –

Kelly is the daughter in law of Cornell’s very own

Marketing Director, Cindy Lovell!

Please sign up at the front desk as space for this

class is limited. All materials will be provided, just

bring yourself and be ready to have fun!

Music by Tempo II & Root Beer Floats

Friday, May 16th

2:00 pm in the Retirement Courtyard

Beautiful weather, sunshine, root beer floats, and live

music – all outside on the patio! Join Tempo II as

they liven up the retirement courtyard with music and

dancing. David and Eileen of Tempo II make a great

pair and will keep you entertained with all of your

favorite songs.

The fun starts at 2:00 pm on Friday, May 16th in the

Retirement Courtyard. Come on out for a refreshing

root beer float and a great time with your neighbors!

Kim & Terry’s South of the Border Show

Wednesday, May 28th

1:30 pm in the Party Room

Join your fellow neighbors for a Cornell Estates

Fiesta! Musical duo Kim and Terry will entertain you

on Wednesday, May 28th, at 1:30 pm in the Party

Room with songs that will take you on a trip to

Mexico.

Enjoy chips, salsa and guacamole, and maybe even sip

a margarita while you tap your toes along to the

music!

Monte Watters is Back!

Tuesday, May 13th

3:00 pm in the Main Living Room

Monte Watters is back! Join him in the Main Living

Room on Tuesday, May 13th, at 3:00 pm for an

afternoon of delightful music on the piano!

Monte Watters has been playing the piano since early

childhood. He comes from a musical family,

and performed often with his parents and siblings

throughout the Northwest.

With his outgoing personality, Monte is a natural

performer and delights in bringing joy to listeners of

all ages.

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Trip: Oregon Human Society Tour

Thursday, May 22nd

Bus leaves at 1:30 pm

Cost: Free

For 145 years OHS has been sheltering abandoned

animals, fighting cruelty and neglect, and working to

build a caring, compassionate community here in

Oregon.

Established in 1868, OHS is the largest and oldest

humane society in the Pacific Northwest. They now

serve the needs of 11,500 animals each year. With

over 120 staff members and a volunteer force of

1,400, OHS is dedicated to adopt 100 percent of the

animals admitted to the shelter.

On this tour, you will get a behind the scenes look at

how the shelter operates. Along the way, you will

run into some cute and cuddly animals waiting to be

placed in the right home.

Learn how the adoption process works and how they

care for the animals while they are living in the

shelter. You will also get a complete history of OHS

including why Dr. Thomas Lamb Eliot decided to

start the shelter.

This trip will be fun and educational. Grab your seat

on the bus today and sign up at the front desk! The

bus will leave at 1:30 pm on Thursday, May 22nd.

Trip: Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens & Picnic

Saturday, May 3nd

Bus leaves at 10:00 am

Cost: $3.00 Entry Fee

Every spring, the Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens hosts

Lilac Days to celebrate the beauty of lilacs in bloom.

Visitors from around the world stroll through the

gardens, buy their favorite lilacs, visit Hulda's

Victorian era home, and shop for special items in the

gift shop.

We will also enjoy a picnic made from our very own

kitchen - so don't worry about lunch! Sign up at the

Front Desk. The bus will leave at 10:00 am on

Saturday, May 3rd.

Trip: Hillsboro Public Library Book Sale

Thursday, May 8th

Bus leaves at 10:00 am

If you love books for a bargain, join us for Hillsboro

Library Friends' annual Spring Book Sale

on Thursday, May 8th! The Main Library will be

filled with books, CD's, videos and more - some as

fairly priced as a dollar or two! If you’re a book

lover, this trip is for you!

Trip: Adelman Peony Gardens & Lunch

Thursday, May 29th

Bus leaves at 10:00 am

Come see the peonies during their peak bloom season

at Adelman Peony Gardens on Thursday, May 29th!

When you visit the gardens, you will experience a

variety of colors and fresh smells of peonies. Take a

stroll through the peony fields, check out the display

gardens both inside and outside, and maybe even pur-

chase some beautiful flowers to take home with you.

Trip: Northwest Senior Theatre

Thursday, May 15th

Bus leaves at 1:00 pm

Ticket Price: $5.00

You may have enjoyed the Northwest Senior Theatre

in our very own Party Room, but this time we will be

taking a trip to see them at a local favorite - The

Alpenrose Dairy Opera House!

This year, the Northwest Senior Theatre Presents,

“Do You Remember These?” Music, dance and com-

edy from the fabulous ‘20’s, 30’s and ‘40’s. They

will also be performing a salute to early radio. This

show will surely bring back some good memo-

ries. Admission is only $5.00, so join your neighbors

for the Northwest Senior Theatre Spring show!

Grand Days Out

Rose Festival History and Highlights

Friday, May 30th

1:30 p.m. in the Cascade Room

Every year, Cornell Estates celebrates the Rose Festi-

val. We elect princesses and queens, we invite the

rose festival princesses to celebrate with us and the

Royal Rosarians join us to crown our queens!

But what do you really know about the Rose Festi-

val? For example, did you know that in 1914, Thelma

Hollingsworth was elected when she was just 17 to be

a candidate for the Rose Festival Queen, and she re-

ceived over 2 million votes?! If you are interested in

learning more, join us on Friday, May 30th!

Simple Pleasures & Encore Opportunities

Goodie Bags for

Foster Parent Appreciation

Wednesday, May 21st

1:30 pm in the Cascade Room

The Department of Human Services depends on foster

parents to do the day-to-day parenting for these chil-

dren until they can either return safely to their own

homes or until an alternate permanent plan is found.

In Oregon alone, there are over 8000 children in fos-

ter care, so you can imagine how important foster par-

ents are in these children’s lives. The Department of

Human Services in Washington County is hosting a

Foster Parent Appreciation Event and has asked for

our help!

On Wednesday, May 21st, Cornell Estates will be

putting together goodie bags for the parents that at-

tend the Foster Parent Appreciation Event hosted by

the Washington County DHS. When the parents re-

ceive these goodie bags, they will find a personalized

note from one of our residents.

If you are interested in helping assemble the goodie

bags, meet in the Cascade Room at 1:30 p.m. on

Wednesday, May 21st.

Word Game: Words in a Word

See how many words you can create from the letters

in PRINCESS . Compare your list to ours in next

month’s newsletter!

Most Popular Answers for April

Word: Gardening

Nearing, reading, earning, grannie, diner, rained,

anger, nine, idea, darn, den, gear, and hide.

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National Day of Prayer

Thursday, May 1st

1:30 pm in the Party Room

The 63rd annual National Day of Prayer, May 1,

2014, will have profound significance for our

country.

The theme for 2014 is One Voice, United in

Prayer, emphasizing the need for individuals,

corporately and individually, to place their faith in

the unfailing character of their Creator, who is

sovereign over all governments, authorities, and

men.

The Scripture, Romans 15:6 “So that with one mind

and one voice you may glorify the God and Father of

our Lord Jesus Christ” will serve as a representation

of this year’s theme.

Cornell Estates’ residents are invited to join millions

of Americans on Thursday, May 1st, at 1:30 pm in

the Party Room to take part in the

intercession of prayer for America and its leadership.

Helvetia Church Pastor Bryan Austring and pianist

Dorthy Eby will join several of our residents to lead

us in prayer and worship.

If you would like to read a scripture during our Na-

tional Day of Prayer Service, please see Amanda

Bigus in Community Programs.