Coy D. Estes Senior Housing
July 2016
OFFICE HOURS
MONDAY– FRIDAY
8:00 A.M.– 5:00 P.M.
OFFICE TELEPHONE
The Front Office will be CLOSED
on Monday, July 4th in honor of
Independence Day!
(909) 981-7160
Staff:
Tanya Burdick, Project Manager
Steve Swanson,
Maintenance Supervisor
Mike Edwards,
Maintenance Technician
Megan Blacher, Assistant Manager
Debbie Thompson, Van Driver
ALL MAINTENANCE EMERGENCIES
(AFTER OFFICE HOURS)
(909) 851-3627
260 N. 3rd Ave
Upland, CA 91786
A GIANT THANK YOU to all of the
residents who helped us to prepare for
our wonderful 19th Anniversary party!!!
~ Nola Rockstad - Cutting tomatoes and
watermelon ~Douglas Stacey - Cutting
onions and watermelon and helping with
clean-up ~ Juanita Kurisaki - Cutting
lettuce ~ Bea Zavala - Putting together the
broccoli salad
~ Darlene Brock - Putting
together the broccoli salad ~ Sarah
Dominick - Helping to decorate the BBQ
courtyard ~ Albert Michalek - Helping with
clean-up
Thank you to all those who attended!!!
July Birthdays…
Hazel Chiu… 7th
Laura Jaworoski... 9th
Maria Ramos… 11th
Bernice Conner... 13th
Judy McCourt... 15th
Lois Thouvenell... 15th
Sandi Curti… 16th
Carmen Macias... 17th
Elias Vargas... 18th
Jimmy Vaughn... 21st
Hazel Boswell... 25th
Joyce Askren... 30th
Our next Commodities will be on Friday, July 8th, 2016
Van leaves at 1:00 p.m. Sign up in the B Building Lobby.
April, May, and June
Birthday Party / Welcome New Resident Social
Tuesday, July 26th at 10:00 a.m.
Please sign-up in the B-Lobby
Upcoming CDE Events
Hour of Praise
July 5th & July 19th
3:00 p.m. in the Library
Join us for an hour of Bible study, prayer
and praise!
“LIVE AND LEARN”
“TALKING WITH HANDS”
In the Library - 6 to 7 P.M.
We will continue studying in book of
Romans 2.
If you know of anyone who would be
available to play the keyboard for our
Praise songs, please contact Mary Anne 982-2401 - C107.
This is a non-denominational study group
led by Pastor Roy Halberg of Grace
Fellowship of Alta Loma. We have been
meeting for over six years and would love
to have you join us.
on July 14th!
Please join us for a very interesting and
informative presentation by Glo Waddell.
You won't want to miss
"TALKING WITH HANDS"!
Bring a friend and enjoy our monthly
discussion group.
Color Yourself Calm …
Lets get together and color for relaxation and stress release!
No skills required! Come down and join the fun!
Every Thursday in the Coffee Room
1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Mark your calendars …
Starting Friday, August 5th through Sunday, August 21st!
Coverage can be watched on the large TV in the library!
CHP Age Well Drive Smart Talk
Tuesday, August 9th at 10:00 a.m.
More info to come!
Don’t miss out on these great new stores in
Downtown Upland …
Support local small businesses
Sinfully Sweet Apple Company
181 N. 2nd Ave.,
(909) 596-9327
Paulie’s Pizza Pub
247 N. 2nd Ave.,
(909) 496-9624
Disaster Preparedness
Emergencies come in many forms, and they may require anything
from a brief absence from your home to permanent evacuation. Each
type of disaster requires different measures to keep you safe, so the
best thing you can do for yourself is to be prepared because emergency responders may be overwhelmed and unable to assist for days
and/or even weeks.
Your preparation does not need to be all at once or expensive, but
you need to at least begin. Set a goal to create a kit and add just
one thing a month.
Start with having a backpack or carry bag that you could easily take
with you in the event of evacuation. Include an extra week or two
supply of medications. As with all perishable items in the kit, rotate
them out into your normal use twice per year with the time change.
Look around your apartment for what you already have to add, but
be certain you keep the contents of your kit separate from your normal supplies. You most likely already have bottled water, snack
bars, a large plastic bag, cotton, and band aids. Place a few into a
Ziploc and toss it in. When you get about 2/3 through your roll of
toilet paper, toss that into the kit as well.
Many of the things to add could be bought at a dollar store or at yard
sales. If you never use it, then what a lucky life and it could easily
be passed down to a family member who would appreciate
having a kit themselves.
With Social Security Online Services,
You Don’t Need to Stretch the Day
It’s the summer solstice, longest day of the year. You have more time to accomplish all
the things on your to-do list. Unfortunately, you can’t say the same for the days to
follow.
With busy schedules and constant multi-tasking, it seems like everyone is juggling the
multiple chores and obligations of everyday life. That’s why Social Security created a
suite of online services.
The best way to accomplish your business with Social Security online is by creating a
personal my Social Security account. Easy, convenient and secure, a personal my Social
Security account gives you immediate access to your individual Social Security information. During your working years, you can use my Social Security to view your Social Security Statement to check your earnings record. Are you already receiving benefits? You
can use my Social Security to get a proof of benefits letter, change your address or
phone number on our records, start or change your direct deposit, and check your
benefit and payment information.
From getting the skinny on how to get a replacement Social Security card to an online
application for disability benefits, using Social Security online services allows you time
for other things. Now you can use the extra hours to go grab some ice cream and
enjoy the beautiful summer sunset.
*Above article can be found on the Social Security Website at:
http://blog.socialsecurity.gov/with-social-security-online-services-you-dont-need-to-stretch-the-day/