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October 2019 Issue 13
The Villager
17283 Rosy Mound Lane,
Grand Haven, MI 49417
616-935-2220
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Welcome to October at
Rosy Mound!
We have exciting things
happening this month in all
departments. The Dining
Room is hosting an extra
special Bistro Style Dining
Experience to kick off this beautiful fall season. Watch for your
invitation for a Dinner on Us!
The Activities Department is taking some great trips that you
wont want to miss. Robinette’s Orchard in Grand Rapids will be a
neat shopping and dining experience and the Bus Color Tour will
probably fill up quickly with Leaf Peepers! It looks like the Hay-
wire String Band is coming back to perform at another Happy
Hour. Of course it wouldn't be October without some spooks!
We will have pumpkin decorating and a Halloween Party with a
Costume Photo Booth.
If you haven't done so in a while, stop by the office and check out
the lost and found. There are lots of goodies in there that might
belong to you.
Here’s to a beautiful and fun October! Thank you all for making
The Village at Rosy Mound the extra special community it is.
Regards,
Heather
Resident Meeting
Monday,
October 7th
3:00
In the Dining Room
All residents are encouraged
to attend this informational
monthly meeting.
Dining Services………...2
Bus Trips………………..3
Birthdays………………..3
Movies…………………..4
Wellness……………….. 5
Games…………………..6
Fitness…………………..6
Events……………….…..7
Important Numbers…….8
The Village at Rosy Mound Monthly Newsletter
In This Issue
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Dining Delivery
Available for those who are unable to come to the dining room due to illness or other medical issues.
To order delivery, please call the office by noon of the day you intend to eat with your meal order. Meals will be delivered to your apartment between 4:45 and 5:00pm
*There is a $1.00 delivery charge.
Brunch
Tuesday and Friday
10:00 till 11:30am
In the Dining Room
$7
No Reservation Needed!
Dinner
Monday thru Friday
5:00 till 6:30pm
In the Dining Room
$10
Sign-up for your meals in advance with the office
no later than 1 pm the day before you plan to
dine with us.
Contracted Service Providers are independent contractors and are not employees of
The Village at Rosy Mound
Dinner Is On Us!!
Join your neighbors for a Bistro Style Dining Experience
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Look for your Invitation!
Dinners will take place Tuesdays in October By Building Wing
3 Contracted Service Providers are independent contractors and are not employees of
The Village at Rosy Mound
Corey Major 10/3
Dick Mueser 10/5
Sandi Telgenhof 10/5
Kitty Kole 10/6
JoEllen Miner 10/8
Lewis Johnson 10/9
Jim Salisbury 10/14
Rose Oppenheim 10/16
Joan Curtis 10/23
October
Birthday Party
Friday, October 18th
3:00pm
In the Dining Room
Monday Groceries
Meijer/Wal-Mart
or D&W
1. Please sign up in the
Bus-Binder.
2. Board the Bus at 9:45
from the Lobby.
3. Remember to bring
your grocery cart to
the lobby!
Let’s Get Lunch!!
Thursday, October 3
China Inn, Holland
Thursday, October 17
Salt & Pepper
Holland
Board the Bus at 11:00 from the Lobby!
-Sign up at the Activities Office-
Enjoy a Memory Lane
Sing-a-Long
October 25
3:00pm
In the Dining Room
Men’s Breakfast At Russ’
Wednesday, October 16
8:45 AM
Board the Bus from the Lobby!
Tuesday, October 8
Board the Bus at
10:30am for a
Colorful trip to the
Orchard. Enjoy
Lunch and shopping.
Sign up at the Activities Office
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October Movies
Shown Tuesday and Thursday at 3:00 In the Theater on the 3rd Floor
10/1 The Hollars (PG 13)
After learning about his mother's grave illness, aspiring graphic novelist John Hollar leaves New York City behind and
heads to his hometown, where he must contend with his dysfunctional family, an old rivalry and a persistent ex-
girlfriend.
10/3 Welcome to Marwen (PG13)
When a devastating attack leaves Mark Hogancamp shattered and without his memory, no one expected recovery. But by
putting together pieces from his old and new life, Mark meticulously creates a wondrous fantasy world, where he draws
strength to triumph in the real one. His astonishing art installation becomes a testament to the powerful women who
support him on his journey.
10/8 Crooked House (PG13)
In Agatha Christie's most twisted tale, the suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of a wealthy patriarch is in-
vestigated by spy-turned-private-detective Charles Hayward (Max Irons), who is lured by his former lover to catch her
grandfather's murderer before Scotland Yard exposes dark family secrets.
10/10 Finding your Feet (PG13)
When 'Lady' Sandra Abbott discovers that her husband of forty years is having an affair with her best friend, she seeks
refuge in London with her estranged, older sister, Bif. The two could not be more different - Sandra is a fish out of water
next to her outspoken, serial dating, free-spirited sibling. But different is just what Sandra needs at the moment, and she
reluctantly lets Bif drag her along to a community dance class, where she starts finding her feet.
10/15 The Hedy Lamarr Story (NR)
Remembered as one of the most ravishing stars of her day, screen legend Hedy Lamarr had brains and beauty -- which
are on full display in this illuminating documentary that spotlights her World War II-era convention of wireless commu-
nication forms
10/17 The Blind Side (PG13)
In this sports drama based on a true story, affluent couple Leigh Anne and Sean Tuohy take in Michael, a homeless teen-
ager. Leigh Anne helps him catch up academically and nurtures his growth into a football powerhouse.
10/22 Moonstruck (PG)
In this slice-of-life comedy about the Italian American residents of a Brooklyn neighborhood, an independent-minded
widow falls in love with a one-handed misfit baker, much to the chagrin of her betrothed.
10/24 Clue (PG)
Director Jonathan Lynn's board game-inspired campfest finds six colorful dinner guests gathered at a mansion, where
they all become suspects in the death of the house's owner, who had been blackmailing each of them.
10/29 Young Frankenstein (PG)
A laugh riot from beginning to end, this classic parody from director Mel Brooks stars Gene Wilder as Frederick Franken-
stein, who detests his family history but ultimately can't resist the temptation to follow in his infamous grandfather's
footsteps. Adding to the fun is a brilliant supporting cast that includes Marty Feldman as bug-eyed assistant Igor, Made-
line Kahn as Frankenstein's frosty fiancée and Peter Boyle as the zipper-necked monster.
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Comfort Keepers
wants to check your
Blood Pressure.
Screenings are
every other week in
the Wellness Cen-
ter at 2:00pm.
No Appointment is
Necessary.
This month’s
screening are on
October 3
October 17
Dry Cleaning and Shirt
Laundry Twice a Week!
Stop in the Office for a 25% off
Coupon and Laundry Bag.
Conveniently located in the Fit-
ness Room
Monday and Thursday Pick–up
and Drop-off
Contracted Service Providers are independent contractors and are not employees of
The Village at Rosy Mound
Clubs and Groups
ROSY MOUND MEN’S
GROUP
Wednesday at 9:00am in the
Game Room
1. Coffee
2. Donuts
3. Conversation
4. Friends
The Rosy Mound
Book Club:
Hillbilly Elegy
By J.D. Vance
Pick up a copy of this book in
the Activities Office.
Meet Friday, October
18 at 1:00pm in the
Library for comfortable con-
versation and cookies while
we review the book.
The Yarn Club
Friday at 11:00am on the 2nd
floor near the Birds!
Please join us for conversa-
tion and project support!
Dr. DeGroot will be doing wax management and
CEH will be doing hearing aid clean & checks
between 10:00am and Noon
October 22
In the Wellness Center
Schedule your appointment in the Main Office
Medicare Education Seminar
with
Grant Hoyt of Bankers Life
Wednesday October 2
2:00pm
In the Dining Room
Come for a cookie leave with information!
FITNESS
Tai Chi Balance
Exercise Therapy Class
Wednesday,
October 16th
11:00am– Noon
Chris Campbell, Tai Chi
Instructor and
Musician, will conduct his
balance, and range of
motion class through
music and movement.
Join us in the Dining Room
for this once a month
event.
M/W 1:15-1:45pm
Chair Aerobics
This class is designed to
elevate your heart rate and
keep it elevated for a set
period of time with the use
of resistance bands and
simple movements in the
chair. It helps build endur-
ance and strengthens the
heart.
T/TH 10:15-10:45am
Total Senior Fitness
This low intensity class in-
corporates the mind body
elements and flexibility
benefits of yoga done in a
chair as well as strengthen-
ing and stretching.
Classes Take Place
in the Fitness
Room.
Contracted Service Providers are independent contractors and are not employees of
The Village at Rosy Mound
Weekly Games:
Euchre–GR 1:00-3:00pm Tuesday and Thursday
1:00-4:00pm Saturday
Pinochle-GR 1:00-3:00pm Monday and Wednesday
Mahjong-PDR 6:00pm Tuesday
Dominoes-DR 1:00-3:00pm Friday
BINGO-GR 6:30-8:30pm Wednesday
Cribbage PDR 6:00pm Thursday
Bridge-PDR 6:00pm Wednesday
After Hour Games:
Evening Games Begin at 6:00pm (Early arrival is recommended)
Weekend Games are at 1:00pm and at 6:00pm.
Cards– Hand and Foot, Euchre, Pinochle etc...
Board Games- Monopoly, Scrabble, Chess etc...
Dominoes-Mexican Train etc…
Game Suggestions are Welcome!!!
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Cards and Board Games can be played in the Game Room,
Private Dining Room and Main Dining Room. Games played in
these areas are always open to newcomers and those residents
wishing to learn. Evening games are played beginning at
6:00pm. Weekend games are available at 2:00pm and 6:00pm.
Players wanting a more Serious game are encouraged to play in
a separate room or apartment.
Room Key: PDR-Private Dining Room DR– Dining Room GR-Game Room
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OCTOBER ART CLASSES
*Space is limited for these classes. Sign-up at the Activities Office.
Contracted Service Providers are independent contractors and are not employees of
The Village at Rosy Mound
Help Create Centerpieces for the
Dining Room!
Monday, October 21
1:00pm
In the Arts & Crafts Room
Pumpkin Decorating
Acrylic Painting
No prior experience is necessary.
These classes are for anyone who is interest-
ed in painting with acrylics! Please provide
a photo or picture of something you would
like to recreate on canvas when you sign up*.
Thursday, October 10 at 11:00am
Thursday, October 24 at 11:00am
Classes are held in the Arts and Crafts Room
Doll House Design
We have a doll house in the Art Room
that needs a make-over!
Come to the Art Room on Monday
Afternoons in October to help
re-decorate and repair this
little property!
Monday Afternoons from
3:00 till 4:00 pm
Classes are held in the Arts and Crafts Room
Learn To Draw 6:00pm Thursday Evenings in October
In the Art Room
Supplies are provided, all you need
is a desire to draw!
Sign Up In the Activities Office
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Main Office Phone 616-935-2220
Office Hours Monday-Friday
8:00 am-5:00 pm
Heather Ellis, Community Manager
For After Hours Emergency Maintenance and Holidays please call the Main Office Phone.
You will be directed to our answering service. A member of our on-call staff will assist you.
The Villager is written and edited by Julie Hofheinz, Activity Coordinator at the Village at Rosy Mound.
For article submissions, or content suggestions stop by the Activities Office Monday thru Friday 8:00am-5:00pm
Or call 616-935-2220
Fall Color Tour Bus Outing
Friday, October 18
10:30am
Enjoy a comfortable ride through some
of Michigan’s most colorful back roads.
Space is limited, Sign up at the Activities office
New this Month:!!
Friday Bus Trips
October 4: Target Shopping
October 11:Downtown Holland
October 18: Color Tour Outing
October 25: WM Antique Mall
The Bus Departs from the Lobby
at 10:30am
Bible Study
Meets in the Private Dining Room
Wednesday Mornings at 10:00am
This Fall, Our Resident Minister, Larry Hubley will
be starting with the Book of Genesis.
-Vespers is held on Sunday at 2:30 in the Theater-