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1315 CHOPMIST HILL ROAD | NORTH SCITUATE, RHODE ISLAND | (401) 647-2662
JANUARY 2019
CONTACTS
DIRECTOR
Dina Elhelw
KITCHEN MANAGER
Cheryl Ignacio
LEAD DRIVER
Gary Tracey
RSVP COORDINATORS/DRIVER
Doina Abukarma
Mary Lightfoot
HOURS
Monday-Friday
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Find us on Facebook @
Generations
at Chopmist Hill Inn
www.scituateri.org/
departments/senior_services
Ad info. 1-800-477-4574 • Publication Support 1-800-888-4574 • www.4lpi.com Sciuate Senior Center - North Scituate, RI 06-5313
Welcome to Brigido’s Fresh Market
where freshness has been a key ingredient of our success for three generations
25 Village Plaza Way, North Scituate 401-934-2283 • www.brigidos.com
MONDAY - SATURDAY 7AM-9PM, SUNDAY 8AM-7PM
KAREN LEE CASALE Admissions and Marketing Director
949-3880x148 phone | 949-3936 fax
ALL THE COMFORTS
OF HOME.AND MORE.
Our Mission is to Create a Healthy CommunityOffering Health & Dental Access Programs – Primary Medical & Dental
Care for Scituate Residents, FREE Diabetes Education, Town Nurse
401-721- [email protected] • scituatehealthri.org
Family Foot CareDr. Mark H.Kuhar 19 Village Plaza Way (IGA Plaza) North Scituate, RI401.764.5415 FOOT SPECIALISTDiabetic Foot Care & Diabetic Shoes • Nail Care
Bunions, Hammertoes & Heel Spurs Foot & Ankle Surgery • Orthotics • Laser Surgery
Most Insurances Accepted
SCITUATE HARDWARE
Large Fastener SelectionPlumbing • Electrical
Hardware • Keys Windows • Screens
Cabot Stain • Glidden PaintTOM & LORI RICCI
401-647-490032 Danielson Pike
North Scituate
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR THE
FOLLOWING:
Gift Shop | Dining Room
Reception | Activities
Crafts | Exercise Assistance | Meals on Wheels
Please contact the RSVP Coordinator at the Inn.
Any special talents are
welcomed!
NOVEMBER 2018 NEWSLETTER
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MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR
INN INFO
BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK
Every Wednesday from 9-10:30. Please stop by the
Inn for a blood pressure check free to all Members.
DOCTOR APPOINTMENT
TRANSPORTATION
Doctor appointments are offered Mondays &
Tuesdays. Please call the Inn to schedule 2 weeks
in advance.
SHIP COUNSELOR AVAILABLE 11/8
PLEASE CALL THE INN TO SCHEDULE AN APPT.
(401) 647-2662
SIGN UP FOR
PROGRAMS & EVENTS
at the touch of a finger at our
New Touch Screen Reception Station!
LIKE US ON FACEBOOK @
Scituate Senior Center at Chopmist Hill Inn
T
his month is especially exciting around the Inn
with preparations for the Ribbon Cutting and Open
House underway! I look forward to unveiling all we
strive to offer as well as meeting all those interested in
joining what was always meant to be a place to gather
as a community. Please join us on November 14th for
our ribbon cutting luncheon at 11 am or our Open
House at 6pm.
From our family from Generations at Chopmist Hill
Inn to your family...we wish everyone a warm &
wonderful Thanksgiving!
Dina Elhelw, Senior Services Director
A year has 365 days , the same time for everyone, but how different it
seems to a child than to an elder.
We at Generations at Chopmist Hill Inn would like to wish everyone a
safe and prosperous New Year!
To our Seniors, to whom we owe much, we express our deepest
gratitude, especially for giving us generations to come.
Happy New Year,
Dina Elhelw, Director of Senior Services
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
All menu items may
contain nuts, seeds,
beans and wheat bran
+ other allergens
Funded in Part by the
US Administration on
Aging and the Rhode
Island Division of the
Elderly Affairs
1
CLOSED
2 Pasta & Bean
Soup
Chicken Leg Quar-
ter Baked Potato w/
Sour Cream
California Blend
Vegetables Diced
Pears Oatmeal
Bread (Egg Salad on
OatmealBread)
��Venus de Milo
Soup Pork Loin w/
applesauce
Corn Bread Stuffing
Mixed Vegetables
Pineapple Chunks
Rye Bread
(Italian Tuna on
Rye)
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Clear Chowder
Seafood Newburg
Seasoned Brown
Rice Capri Blend
Vegetables
Ice Cream Wheat
Dinner Roll
(Pastrami & Swiss
���100% Juice
Scrambled Eggs
1 Stuffed Pancake w/
Syrup
Sausage Patty/ Tomato
Slice
Greek Yogurt
(Tuna Salad on a Roll w/
Side Salad)
8 Lentil Soup
Veal w/Mushroom
Gravy Mashed Po-
tatoes
Roasted Brussel
Sprouts Fresh Fruit
Marble Bread
(Corned Beef &
Swiss on Marble)
9 Chicken Soup w/
Anci de pepe
Kielbasa w/Mustard
Boiled Potatoes
Carrot & Cabbage
Mix Jello
Wheat Bread
(Sliced Chicken w/
Cheese on Wheat)
10 Beef Barley
Soup
Chicken Marsala
Rice Pilaf
Broccoli Cuts
Diced Peaches
Dinner roll
(Shrimp Salad on a
Roll)
11 Red Chowder
Beer Battered Fish/
Tartar
O’Brien Potato
Three Bean Salad
Granola Bar
Rye Bread
(Ham & Swiss on
Rye)
14 Split Pea Soup
Baked Ham w/Glaze
Sweet Potatoes
Roasted Zucchini
Fruit Cocktail
Multi Grain Bread
(Turkey Salad on Multi
Grain)
15 Egg Drop Soup
Seafood Chow
Mein
Noodles
Asian Blend Vege-
tables
Peanut Butter
Cookies
Wheat Bread
(Egg Salad on
Wheat )
16 Minestrone
Soup Italian Style
Chicken Cutlet
Whole Grain Pesto
Pasta
Spinach w/Garlic
Tapioca Pudding
Sliced Italian Bread
(Bologna w/
Mustard on Italian)
17 Happy Birthday
Onion Soup w/
Croutons Shep-
herds Pie w/
Ketchup
Prince Edwards
Vegetables
Frosted Cupcake
Garlic Roll Tomato/
Mozz.
�����Italian Wed-
ding Soup
Pot Roast w/Gravy
Garlic Mashed Po-
tatoes
Asparagus
Fresh Fruit
9-Grain Bread
(Seafood Salad on
9-Grain)
21
CLOSED
Martin Luther King Jr.
Day
22 Chili Soup
Turkey w/Gravy
Stuffing Roasted
Brussels Sprouts
Vanilla Pudding
Wheat Bread
(Honey Ham on
Wheat)
23 Tomato &
Brown Rice Soup
Italian Sausage
Peppers & Onions
Oven Roasted
Sliced Potatoes
Apricot Half
Multi Grain Bread
(Hot Dog on roll)
24 Chicken Esca-
role Soup
Chicken Fried Steak
w/Country Gravy
Whipped Potatoes
Baby Whole Carrots
Fresh Fruit Rye
Bread
(Tuna on Rye)
�����
Shrimp & Corn
Bisque
Pub Burger w/
Mushroom Gravy
Rice Pilaf Capri
Blend Vegetables
Lorna Dunes
Wheat Bread(Egg
Salad on /Wheat)
28 Chicken Soup w/
Orzo
Meatloaf w/Gravy
Mashed Potatoes
Mixed Vegetables
Sliced Peaches
Oatmeal Bread
(Chicken Salad on Oat-
meal)
29 Garden Salad
w/Dressing
Chicken a la King
Roasted Zucchini
Biscuit Cookies
Whole Wheat Din-
ner Roll (Salami &
Cheese on Wheat)
����Kale & Bean
Soup
American Chop
Suey Whole Wheat
Elbow Pasta Brocco-
li Cuts
Butterscotch Pud-
ding Rye Bread
(Ham Salad on Rye)
31 Vegetable Soup
Florentine Fish
Wild Rice
Sliced Carrots
Fresh Fruit
12-Grain Bread
(Meatloaf on 12-
Grain Bread)�
Salad of the Month
Tuna-Tomato-
Cucumbers-
Croutons-
Lettuce Bed
Italian Dressing
Begins Monday
Jan. 7
JANUARY MENU CALENDAR
Tips for Winter Wellness
There are a number of techniques that can help keep your immunity high and your body in good condition to
support wellness all season long so that you can enjoy the chillier months.
Get Up & Moving
Winter brings fewer hours of sunlight during the day, and per the National Sleep Foundation, darkness naturally
causes the brain to release melatonin, a hormone that triggers sleepiness. Exercise can counteract this drowsiness.
Add Herbal Supplements
Herbal supplements can help support overall health. For example, the supplement turmeric, derived from root
extracts of the Curcuma longa plant, is widely regarded to have numerous positive health implications.
Get Ample Rest
The National Sleep Foundation recommends older adults get at least 7-8 hours of sleep each night for optimal
health.
Boost Immunity
During the winter months, when fresh fruit can be harder to find, supplements like Echinacea & Vitamin C from
Nature's Way can be another source of vitamin C.
Maintain Skin Health
You can take steps to minimize painful redness and flakiness or cracking by regularly moisturizing your skin with
fragrance-free lotions and herbal oils.
GENERATIONS AT CHOPMIST HILL INN
&
SCITUATE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Join forces to bring the elder and disabled residents of Scituate a proven successful program.
~Do you as an elder worry about how authorities would get to you should something happen while home alone?
~Do you worry if your parent or grandparent needs help while home alone?
~What if an elder falls while home alone?
WORRY NO MORE!
Lock box program: Through the generous donations made by business owners within our community; each senior/disabled resident who
signs up will be given a lock box to be placed on the side of the home (electrical box) with the key to the house along with 1 emergency
contact within the box.
à upon call to 911, the dispatch operator will be immediately notified by either name or address given that there is a lock box assigned to
that home for easier access.
The dispatcher immediately relays the lock box code to the responding officer.
à This simple, proactive collaboration between Scituate Senior Services and Scituate Police Department will save the town unnecessary cost
of forced entry.
Please head over to Generations at Chopmist Hill Inn to sign up today!
ALL BUSINESS OWNERS WHO WOULD LIKE TO GENEROUSLY DONATE TO THE LOCK BOX PROGRAM
PLEASE CONTACT GENERATIONS AT CHOPMIST HILL INN at 647-2662.
INTRODUCTION TO THE LOCK BOX PROGRAM
HEALTH NEWS
ACTIVITIES & EVENTS
GENERATIONS AT CHOPMIST HILL INN
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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
31
Week of Resolutions
1
CLOSED
2
Reminisce
3
Humor for the Heart
11am
4
National
Spaghetti Day!
Mike D
7
Scrapbooking w/
Eileen
Walk Fit Class 1pm
8
Open Art Studio
9
Blood Pressure Check
Yoga 11am
Collette Presentation
Travel 11am
10
Bingo 10-12
Humor for the Heart
11am
11
Crafts
Reminisce
14
Scrapbooking w/
Eileen
Walk Fit Class 1pm
15
National Pizza week
Let’s make our own!
Open Art Studio
16
Blood Pressure Check
Yoga 11am
Twin River 7:30
17
Bingo 10-12
Humor for the Heart
11am
18
Exercise w/
Myrna
Crafts
21
CLOSED
22
Shopping Trip
Open Art Studio
Reminisce
23
Blood Pressure Check
Yoga 11am
National Pie day—
YUM!
24
Humor for the Heart
11am
25
Exercise w/
Myrna
Crafts
Mystery Lunch
$8
28
Scrapbooking w/
Eileen
Walk Fit Class 1pm
29
Open Art Studio
Reminisce
30
Blood Pressure Check
Yoga 11am
Virtual Tour on
Dementia 10-1
31
Bingo 10-12
Humor for the Heart
11am
January
Virtual Tour on Dementia: walk in anytime between 10am-1 pm~ Real life experience on
what it feels like to be someone living with dementia— please join us for an eye opening
experience on how dementia affects your vision, walking , hearing and comprehension as
you attempt simple daily routines with an instructor . This is a 1-1 experience that will allow
you to understand the struggles of those living among us with Dementia. Please join us
for lunch immediately following at 12.
Ad info. 1-800-477-4574 • Publication Support 1-800-888-4574 • www.4lpi.com Sciuate Senior Center - North Scituate, RI 06-5313
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1315 Chopmist Road
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INDICIA
INFO
HERE
DeliveringMealstoSeniorsandthe�
HomeboundSince1969�
Meals on Wheels of Rhode Island is the only nonprofit, home-
delivered E meal program in the state. We have been delivering
meals to seniors andE the homebound since 1969 and continue to
serve thousands of meals daily. Along with the Home-Delivered
Meal Program, we also have a Capital City Café Program and a
Senior Wish program for those in need.
I am excited to announce that Scituate Senior Services is bringing
Meals on Wheels to Scituate! If you or someone you know is in
need of a hot meal delivered to their home please …
Call: 401-351-6700
Email: [email protected]
Website: www..RIMeals.org
For a referral to the program.
Volunteers are necessary to make this program successful. Please
consider volunteering by calling the Inn at 647-2662.
Winter Weather
Policy
The safety of our seniors and
employees are top priority; as a
result due to weather
conditions it is necessary to
cancel bus pick up or in severe
situations close the center.
It is our hope that weather
conditions this winter season do
not force closures, but it is
important to be prepared. We
always encourage to check the
Radio and TV stations for
Closings at the Inn.
NOVEMBER 2018 NEWSLETTER
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IMPORTANT INFO AT THE INN