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November Activities: Nursing Home

Long Term Care Residents' Activities for Crowell Home, November 2016

 

Please call us if you have any questions regarding activities & attendance of activities by visitors.

- Tuesday, November 1st -

  • 9:30 am: Painting Class in Rec Room
  • 11 am: Rosary in Chapel
  • 2 pm: Bible Study in Chapel
  • Varies: Pet Visits

-Wednesday, November 2nd -

  • 9:15 am: Noodles & Balloons in Rec Room
  • 10:00 am: Chapel/ Communion
  • 2:30 pm: Bingo in Main Dining Room

-Thursday, November 3rd

  • 9:30 am: Crafts in the Rec Room
  • 9:45 am: Travelling Library in Small Dinging Room
  • 2:30 pm: The Fremont Tritones in Main Dining Room

-Friday, November 4th -

  • 9:15 am: Newspaper in Chapel
  • 10 am: Mass in Chapel
  • 11:30 am Exercise in Lounge
  • 2 pm: Movie in the Rec Room

-Saturday, November 5th -

  • 10 am: Caring Hands in Rec Room
  • Individual activities
  • 7 pm: Lawrence Welk in Lounge (Channel 10)

- Sunday, November 6th -

  • 9:30 am: Chapel
  • Family Visits

- Monday, November 7th -

  • 9:30 am: Reading in Chapel
  • 10:15 am: Music and Bible
  • 11:30 am: Exercises in Lounge
  • 2 pm: Faith Talk in Chapel

- Tuesday, November 8th -

  • 9:30 am: Painting Class in Rec Room
  • 2 pm: Bible Study in Chapel
  • Pet Visits: Varies

- Wednesday, November 9th -

  • 9:15 am: Noodles & Balloons in Rec Room
  • 10 am: Chapel
  • 2 pm: John Worsham in Main Dining Room

- Thursday, November 10th -

  • 10 am: Crafts in Rec Room
  • 2:30 am: Bingo
  • 6:30 pm: Sing Along with Pastor Russ

- Friday, November 11th -

  • 9:15 am: Newspaper in Chapel
  • 10 am: Resident Council in Rec Room
  • 11:30 am: Exercise in Lounge
  • 2 pm: Cards in Rec Room

- Saturday, November 12th -

  • Individual Activities
  • 7 pm: Lawrence Welk in Lounge (Channel 10)

- Sunday, November 13th -

  • 9:30 am: Chapel
  • Family Visits

- Monday, November 14th -

  • 9:30 am: Reading in Chapel
  • 10:15 am: Music & Bible in Chapel
  • 11:30 am: Exercises in Lounge
  • 2 pm Aaron Shoemaker in Main Dining Room

- Tuesday, November 15th -

  • 9:30 am: Painting Class in Rec Room
  • 9:45 am: Travelling Library in Small Dining Room
  • 11 am: Rosary in Chapel
  • 2 pm: Bible Study in Chapel
  • Varies: Pet Visits

- Wednesday, November 16th -

  • 9 am: Noodle & Balloons in Rec Room
  • 10 am: Chapel
  • 2:30 pm: Bingo in Main Dining Room

- Thursday, November 17th -

  • 9:30 am: Crafts in Rec Room
  • 1:30 pm: Remembrance in Chapel

- Friday, November 18th -

  • 9:15 am: Newspaper in Chapel
  • 11:30 am: Exercises in Lounge
  • 2 pm: Red Hat Fun in Rec Room

-Saturday, November 19th -

  • Individual Activities
  • 7 pm: Lawrence Welk in Lounge (Channel 10)

- Sunday, November 20th -

  • 9:30 am: Chapel
  • Family Visits

- Monday, November 21st -

  • 9:30 am: Reading in Chapel
  • 10:15 am: Music & Bible in Chapel
  • 11:30 am: Exercises in Lounge
  • 2 pm: Fontenelle Forest Presents “Talking Turkey” in Chapel

- Tuesday, November 22nd -

  • 9:30 am: Painting Class
  • 2 pm: Bible Study in Chapel
  • Pet Visits

- Wednesday, November 23rd -

  • 9:15 am: Noodles & Balloons in Rec Room
  • 10 am: Chapel

  • 2:30 pm: Bill Niederheiser in Main Dining Room

- Thursday, November 24th -

  • Happy Thanksgiving!

- Friday, November 25th -

  • 9:15 am: Newspaper in Chapel
  • 11:30 am: Exercises in Lounge
  • Movie in Rec Room

- Saturday, November 26th -

  • Individual Activities
  • 7 pm: Lawrence Welk in Lounge (Channel 9)

- Sunday, November 27th -

  • 9:30 am: Chapel
  • Family Visits

- Monday, November 28th -

  • 9:30 am: Reading in Chapel
  • 10:15 am: Music and Bible in Chapel
  • 11:30 am: Exercises in Lounge
  • 2:30 pm: Aaron Shoemaker

- Tuesday, November 29th -

  • 9:30 am: Let’s Talk in Rec Room
  • 2 pm: Bible Study in Chapel
  • Varies: Pet Visit

-Wednesday, November 30th -

  • 9:15 am: Noodles & Balloons in Rec Room
  • 10:00 am: Chapel
  • 11:30 am: Exercises in Lounge
  • 2:30 pm: Wayne Miller in Main Dining Room

 

 

15TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT A HUGE SUCCESS!

Despite near torrential downpours of rain in the days preceding it, the 15th annual Crowell Memorial Home Foundation's Golf Tournament went off with only one small hitch (one hole remained closed due to rainwater).    A total of eighteen teams hopped into carts all hoping to win bragging rights for the next year.  More details of the tournament will be available in the upcoming issue in the Foundation's quarterly publication, "At Home."  For now, we wanted to extend a HUGE thank you to all our teams, sponsors, supporters and volunteers.  We are so grateful for another successful year!

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Washington County Bank
the-sink-team
The Sink
talbot-truhlsen-team
Talbot & Truhlsen
supply-works-team
Supply Works
stepanek-team
Stepanek
pounds-printing-team
Pounds Printing
petersen-team
Petersen
ortmeiers-team
Ortmeier's
mckinnis-team
McKinnis Roofing
lorsch-team
Lorsch
kelly-ryan-team
Kelly Ryan
inspro-team
Inspro
great-plains-team
Great Plains
crowell-team
Crowell Memorial Home
country-tire-team
Country Tire
community-pharmacy-team
Community Pharmacy
cargill-team
Cargill
Black Hills Energy
Black Hills Energy
FORE!!!!!! Annual Golf Tourney Prep Gaining “Steam”

3.8 Million Served.

No, this isn't a McDonald's ad.

That is how many meals are estimated to have been served from Crowell Home's current  steam table during it's 35 years of continuous service.  That's enough meals to serve 3,470 people breakfast, lunch & dinner every day for a year.   That's a lot of food!

September 16th, 2016 is Crowell Memorial Home's 15th Annual Golf Tournament.  This annual event provides much needed support to CMH and over the years has allowed for upgrades to furnishings and the facility.    The continued support of the community is the reason our resident's can be proud to call Crowell their home.

I recently spoke with tournament organizers, Linda Howland & Lois Goodwin, they said there is still time to reserve spot for your team, "The tournament is held at River Wilds Golf Club in Blair on Friday, September 16th," Linda said, "Registration will be at 11 a.m. followed by lunch and a 12:30 p.m. shotgun start.  After your round of golf, refreshments will be served and door and flight prizes awarded.  Anyone interested in playing can call me at (402)426-2177."

Those wishing to play in the tournament can become Hole Sponsors or play as a regular team. Options and pricing are listed below:

For their generous $500 contribution Hole Sponsors receive:

  • Golf and cart for four golfers
  • Sign recognition on a hole
  • Lunch and awards/prizes
  • After-golf goodies

A Team of Contribution of $300 entitles you to:

  • Golf and cart for four golfers
  • Lunch and awards/prizes
  • After-golf goodies
  • Team may pay as a group or as individuals ($75/each)

Additional Buy-ins/Specials:

  • $20 = Team Mulligans
  •  $ 5  = Golfer Mulligan
  • $ 5 = Move-up on Lucky #13
  • $5/ticket or $10/3 tickets = Split the Pot
  •  Putting Contest-$5 per golfer or the Whole Team putts for $10!*

*The Putting Contest will be sponsored by Country Tire.  Winner will receive 3 years of oil changes for their household!.  What a generous prize!  Makes me wish I could putt!

We hope you will consider coming out & joining us for a wonderful day of golf!  It's a great chance to become a bigger part of the Crowell Home community.  We appreciate all of the support from our families, friends, community, churches and businesses.

Golf Poster - Join Us    <----- Click on this link to visit the poster

Clothing on A Mission
Today the Friends, Family & Residents of Crowell made a HUGE difference in the lives of a bunch of strangers and they don't even know it yet!
 
Throughout the year, clothing items are donated to Crowell Home. Some of these items find homes with those in need right away. Others are held over for the "Clothing Boutique." This is a fun 'Shop til you drop" event where residents are able to 'shop' through donated items and pick out things they would like for themselves. Staff assist those in need of assistance. In the end, anyone with a need, or a desire for clothing- get clothing!
 
Most years, we have a surplus. This year's surplus FILLED my jeep (leaving just my seat empty)! The recipient of this year's clothing will be the resident's and other beneficiaries of the Open Door Mission. The Open Door Mission has been working to help end poverty and homelessness for 60 years and we are so honored to be able to lend a hand to their ministry.
 
Through all your kind donations of clothing, not only were seniors here at CMH's needs met, but the needs of those at the Open Door Mission can be met as well. Who knows? Maybe that outfit you gave will be the outfit a proud young man wears for the job interview that gets him & his young family back on their feet? Or the coat you didn't wear any more will be the one keeping someone warm this winter? You just never know where your blessings are going to land when you send them out there. Thank you to our Crowell Family & Friends for your generosity, we couldn't do it without you! #OpenDoorMission #CrowellMemorialHome http://www.opendoormission.org/