touchmark on west century - may 2014 newsletter

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TOUCHMARK ON WEST CENTURY THE{FULL} LIFE May 2014 Spotlighting volunteers In April, the community celebrated Touchmark volunteers. “They do so much for our community, averaging over 100 hours of volunteer hours each month,” says Life Enrichment Director Amy Miller. Two specific volunteers, Edith Ripplinger and Bob Keim, give back to the community in several ways. Edith, who joined Touchmark in 2009, helps wherever she can. She works at the Coffee and More Store, helps at parties, waters plants, serves on committees, and more. Bob is a full-time volunteer from the broader Bismarck community. He makes a weekly stop, working in the store, leading PO-KE-NO, calling Bingo, and offering his gardening skills, when the opportunity arises.

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Page 1: Touchmark on West Century - May 2014 Newsletter

TOUCHMARK ON WEST CENTURY

THE{FULL}LIFE

May 2014

Spotlighting volunteersIn April, the community celebrated Touchmark volunteers. “They do so much for our community, averaging over 100 hours of volunteer hours each month,” says Life Enrichment Director Amy Miller.

Two specific volunteers, Edith Ripplinger and Bob Keim, give back to the community in several ways. Edith, who joined Touchmark in 2009, helps wherever she can. She works at the Coffee and More Store, helps at parties, waters plants, serves on committees, and more.

Bob is a full-time volunteer from the broader Bismarck community. He makes a weekly stop, working in the store, leading PO-KE-NO, calling Bingo, and offering his gardening skills, when the opportunity arises.

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CLUB NEWS

FEATURES

AMENITIES

SERVICES

HOME HEALTH

HOME CARE

FITNESS

PERSONAL TRAINER

AWARD

LIFE STORY

PERSONAL CARE

PERSON-CENTERED CARE

FITNESS

AQUATIC

You said it!

“I enjoy knowing the residents and the people who work here. They are all friendly and helpful and call me by my name!”

-Della Turman, resident

It’s spring! Visit Touchmark.

WBN210, Rev. 08/09 © 2009, Touchmark Living Centers, Inc., all rights reserved

Apartments55+ Resort-style LivingFor illustration purposes only. Square footage, actual room sizes, and features may vary. See construction documents.

Waterford on West Century1000 West Century | Bismarck, ND 58503 | 701-323-7000 | 800-954-3800 | WaterfordBismarck.com

570 sq. ft.1 Bedroom | 1 Bath

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The change in season is a perfect time to tour apartment 306, which offers 570 square feet, one bedroom, one bathroom, and a balcony.

Check out the updated club Sporting new carpet and a few new pieces of exercise equipment, the club has a new look. “There are some unique pieces that will give you a great workout, and may be unlike anything you’ve ever tried before,” says Nicholas Henkelman, club director.

Get in shape for summer Welcome the summer with extra energy. Stop by and see what classes, equipment, and other options are available to increase your fitness level and health. If you enjoy exercising with others, a class may be great for you. If you’re looking for specific goals, stop by and talk to one of the club’s certified personal trainers. They can create a program that will help you meet your goals.

Keep your strength year round! Many people decide to skip strength training during the summer as they exercise more outside. But maintaining your strength will help you be more effective in all your exercising (and in life!) If you have questions about your current program, or a new program, set up a time to visit with a personal trainer.

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CAPTURING DELIGHT{FULL} MOMENTS

Look for more photos on Facebook and in next month’s newsletter.

During A Touch of Health presentation, Aaron D. Johnson, DMD, of The Smile Center, talked about ways to keep your teeth healthy.

What do you get when everyone wears green and enjoys soft pretzels, green beer, and dancing to the Don Geiger Band? A St. Patrick’s day party that everyone is still talking about.

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TOUCHMARK ON WEST CENTURYFull-service Retirement Community

1000 West Century Avenue • Bismarck, ND 58503701-323-7000 • Touchmark.com

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

Contact a Full Life team member for additional details, including registration, transportation information, and participation requirements.

Friday, May 9, 2 pm Mother’s and Other’s Day Tea. RSVP by May 2.

Saturday, May 10, 1 pm Musical performance of the United Ringers Handbell Choir. Everyone is welcome. Chapel.

Tuesdays, May 13 and 20, 2 pm Beginners iPad class. Are you thinking of buying an iPad, or did you recently receive one? This two-part class will discuss the standard features and functions of an iPad and offer time to practice using it. We will have a couple of extra iPads for trial use during the class, but if you own one, please bring it. This class is limited to the first 10 people who sign up. If we have an overwhelming response, we will add classes.

Thursday, May 15, 2 pm A Touch of Health. May is Better Speech and Hearing Month, and Debra Arneson-Thilmony, AuD, will discuss problems that can arise with our hearing/speech as well as potential treatments. Dr. Ameson-Thilmony is an audiologist with Sanford Health.

Friday, May 23, 2 pm Spring Fashion Show. Join us for our annual Touchmark Fashion Show! This year, we are featuring styles from Attitudes, a women’s clothing store in Kirkwood Mall. Enjoy refreshments along with some retail therapy. You’ll see the latest styles for purses, jewelry, makeup, handmade cards, and more. Space is limited; please RSVP by May 19.

See the full calendar of events online: TouchmarkBismarck.com/pdf/community-

event-calendar.pdf

Marge Coalman, EdDVice President of Wellness & Programs

{COLOR}FULL Living—How does your garden grow?

Master gardeners are some of the most passionate, knowledgeable, and committed people I have ever met. They spend hours learning all the pros and cons of which plants need to go where. They assess soil, sun, and shade needs as well as overall balance for the environment and success for the garden. They dig in and plant—usually in their own terrain and often in the community—for a variety of causes and commitments that serve neighborhoods, cities, citizens, and wildlife and environmental goals. ...

Read more online at Touchmark.com/wellness-forum.