Celebrating

September

Sewing Month

Courtesy Month

Classical Music

Month

Labor Day: U.S.

September 3

Grandparents

Day

September 9

Line Dance Week

September 10–15

Online Learning

Day

September 15

Museum Day

September 22

Johnny

Appleseed Day

September 26

Sugar Hill Retirement

Community News, Events, and

Activities.

Sugar Hill Gazette

What’s New at Sugar Hill Farewell summer and hello fall.

September brings the last round on heat

waves and ushers in the crisp days of fall,

but that is not slowing us down at all.

There are many great events and

activities going on this month so be sure

to read your activity calendars and the

trips and events information page and

signup early! We have some fun

celebrations as well, chillin and grillin, and

Octoberfest (will have door prizes, beer,

and best dressed prizes). Pub Night will

bring Bill Parkers music show. So check

out what’s happening and join us.

We have a few house keeping things to

go over as well. First Flu Shots will be

given here on campus on Wednesday

September 12th in the coffee shop starting

at 9:00am. You must preregister with

Gina. Please remember it is highly

recommended that you get your flu shot.

Starting September 1st all manicure and

pedicure appointments must be made

with Gina directly. Also due to the holiday

there will be no nail services on Monday

September 3rd. Also due to the holiday

recycling will be done on Tuesday

September 4th and the VNA Blood

Pressure checks will be done on

Tuesday September 4th at 8:00am in the

lilac room.

There has been an increasing issue with

the dining reservation signup book and

trips signup board, please follow the

following guidelines.

Dining and to go service require an advanced reservation and completed menu choice.

Dining reservations close 48 hours prior to service. If you are late signing up you must go through Gina or Jen to be added. Do not write on a closed reservation.

Only write your name on any signup sheets and do not remove anyone else’s name.

Do not write anything on signup sheets, like pickup locations, it leads to miscommunications. If you need to make a special request please do it with the appropriate staff member in person.

There are sign up deadlines for all events, trips and dining. Signups are stamped closed, when the deadline for the event has come. If you write your name on after it has been closed, we cannot guarantee you will be able to be served.

Thank you for your understanding and

cooperation. Any questions please see

Christina, Gina or Jen.

September 2018

Volume 7

Page 2 Resident Spotlight

Dolores “Dodie” Stephens grew up in the village of Brewster NY. She was one of 4 children, she had 2 older sisters and a younger brother. Dodie enjoyed her country upbringing and has a deep and fond love for her village of Brewster. Dodie married her husband, Mallory, who she had grown up with, the week after he graduated Medical school, in 1954. They have been married for 63 years.

They have 2 children, a son and a daughter. Dodie and Mallory spent most of their younger years in New York, as that is where Mallory’s medical practice was. They retired to New Hampshire because their son had moved to Wells M.E. and their daughter to southern NH and they wanted to be centrally located to them. They settle in Tuftonboro and lived there for 20 years before moving to Sugar Hill.

Dodie has always been an avid learner and attended junior college in Virginia and went back to college after her children where grown. She loves to cook and be creative. She is very talented in knitting, needle work, painting and sculpting. She likes working with her hands and staying active. You can often find Mallory and Dodie walking or playing table tennis.

Probably some of the most

interesting things about Dodie

is that she is a published author of n 3 books. When asked if she had always wanted to be a writer she said no. Dodie said that she didn’t get excited about writing a book until she came to NH. She published her first book in 2004 entitled “Those Who Served; Those Who Waited” which is a collection of veteran’s stories and home front stories from World War I.

Her Second book was published in 2009, entitled “Tonetta Lake” which is a memoir. It is about her life and wonderful history of Brewster. Her third book was just published this year and is entitled “Water for the Troops” which is about her father Capt. William Ross Beal. Her father left his water drilling family business in 1942 and volunteered at the age of 45 to enlisted and serve his country. The book tells his story of how he and his team of 16 men went drilling wells in remote areas in foreign countries, to provide our solders with the vital water they needed.

Dodie was recognized and received the “Life Time Award”, for her work as a docent at the Wright Museum. She has been working there since 2002.

When asked what she likes best about living here at Sugar Hill she said “the friendly people and the wonderful dinning”.

Intoducing: Dolores “Dodie” Stephens

Staff Spotlight Page 3

Staff Spotlight

Jennifer Weaver

September’s

book club

meeting is

Wednesday

September 5t at

2:00pm in the

Lilac Room. We

will be

discussing “A

Rather Haunted

Life” by Shirley

Jackson. We

will also be

handing out our

next book

“Secondhand

Time” by

Svetlana

Alexievich.

We all know this very friendly and helpful lady, that we see almost everyday, by name but let’s get to know Jennifer our Administrative Coordinator.

Jennifer moved to Ossipee almost 8 years ago from southeastern MA. She is married to husband Jason and has two sons, Trent 23 and Kyle 14.

Jennifer completed her bachelor’s degree in business administration with a healthcare concentration this month at Southern New Hampshire University.

Jennifer enjoys spending time with her family, doing puzzles by the fire on cold winter days, and tending to her flower and veggie gardens.

In her spare time she works on home renovations, and has a great eye for design.

Jennifer is an animal lover and currently has three dogs (Boris, Bella & their daughter Butters), two ducks, nine chickens, and three love birds.

Jennifer worked at Huggins Hospital for nearly two years when the opportunity arose to come to Sugar Hill. She was excited to take the position here as it was more in line with her schooling.

When asked what she likes best about working here, she said getting to know the residents and their great life stories and her co-workers as we all make a great team.

Jennifer’s dogs – Boris, Bella, and Butters

Jennifer with her sons – Trent and Kyle and her garden

Page 4 Movie Monday

Monday September 10th @2:00pm – John Q - Story centers on a

man whose nine-year-old son is in desperate need of a life-saving

transplant. When he discovers that his medical insurance won't cover

the costs of the surgery and alternative government aid is unavailable,

John Q. Archibald (Denzel Washington) takes a hospital emergency

room hostage in a last-ditch attempt to save his child.

Monday September 17th @2:00pm – Aviator - Billionaire and aviation

tycoon Howard Hughes (Leonardo DiCaprio) is a successful public

figure: a director of big-budget Hollywood films such as "Hell's Angels,"

a passionate lover of Hollywood leading ladies Katharine Hepburn

(Cate Blanchett) and Ava Gardner (Kate Beckinsale), and an aviation

pioneer who helps build TWA into a major airline. But in private,

Hughes remains tormented, suffering from paralyzing phobias and

depression. The higher he rises, the farther has to fall.

Monday September 24th @2:00pm – Love & War - In 1918, 18-year-

old Ernest Hemingway (Chris O'Donnell) signs up for service in World

War I. After a bomb goes off on the front line, filling his leg with

shrapnel, Hemingway is transported to a hospital, where he begs Dr.

Domenico Caracciolo (Emilio Bonucci) not to amputate. Under the care

of 26-year-old Austrian nurse Agnes von Kuroswky (Sandra Bullock),

Hemingway slowly recovers. The two begin an affair, but Agnes is torn

between the immature young man and the more stable Caracciolo.

Movies are shown in the media room at 2:00 pm. All are

welcome, popcorn is served, so come and enjoy!

All of the movies this month are based on true stories.

Documentaries Page 5

Friday Documentaries are shown in the media room at

2:00pm. They last about one to one and a half hours. They

are on various topics and points of intrest. If you have a

topic you would like to see please let Christina Know.

Friday September 7th @2:00pm – Inside Einstein’s Mind – Scientists and

experts discuss the brilliant mind of Albert Einstein, whose theories and ideas

changed the way humanity views the world.

Friday September 14th @2:00pm – Dawn of Humanity – A concealed chamber

in South Africa houses hundreds of human remains that may help fill a gap in

history and reveal the true origins of our species

Friday September 21st @2:00pm – NOVA Ultimate Cruise Ship – An Italian

company attempts to build the world's most luxurious cruise ship, but must

navigate an ocean of financial and safety concerns to do so.

Friday September 28th @2:00pm – Derren Brown; Miracle Faith or Fiction -

Illusionist Derren Brown reinvents the concept of "faith healing” through a series of

stunts that debunk the confines of fear, pain and disbelief.

Tuesday Documentaries are series based documentaries that last a few weeks to a few months.

They are shown in the media room at 2:00pm, are shown in episodes and last about 2 hours. If you

have a series that you would like shown please let Christina know.

This Showtime drama focuses on the

early years of King Henry VIII's nearly 40-

year reign (1509-1547) of England. The

series looks at Henry's famous female

companions like Catherine of Aragon and

Anne Boleyn and delves into his

relationships with important figures like

Sir Thomas More, Cardinal Wolsey (head

of the Catholic Church of England during

its break with Rome) and Charles

Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, who was

Henry's best friend and unofficial

adviser.

Page 6 Trips and Events

Trips and events have to be signed up for, ahead of time and have a sign up deadline. Each description will let you

know the sign up deadline, the cost if any, and a brief indicator of what kind of trip it is. If it requires the purchase

of tickets beforehand, you must cancel prior to the deadline or you will be charged for the ticket purchased for

you. Most cancellations 48 hours prior to the trip will not result in a charge. If you are bringing a guest with you on

a trip they must be signed up prior and cannot take a space away from another resident. Payment for trips need to

be made to Jen and by the sign up deadline. Please refer to the Trips and Events Policy.

Wednesday September 5th @8:00am – Reschedule of Boston

Aquarium– Moderate - Join us for a fun filled day at the aquarium. Touch

a sting ray, hold a star fish, enjoy the cute penguins and seals, and enjoy

the thousands of FISH! Enjoy lunch while overlooking the wharf. Cost is

$26.00 per person plus your lunch.

Thursday September 6th @56:00pm – Pub Night – Join us for

entertainment and great food. Bar opens at 5:00pm sharp, serving beer

and wine, with entertainment by Bill Parker. Dining room opens at

5:30pm sharp for our casual pub fare menu. Sign up deadline is

Tuesday September 4th.

Friday September 7th @9:30am – Tall Ships Distillery Tour and

Lunch - Moderate - Tall Ship Distillery is a dream come true for owner

John Pantelakos. Over two years of 70 plus hours per week of hard

work, determination and the unwavering support of Mary his wife of 32

years, family and friends, he was able to open the first liquor distillery in

the city of Dover, NH since the 1700’s. The distillery makes vodka and 4

types of rum. We will be having lunch at Patty B’s Italian Resonant. Cost

is your shopping and food. Signup deadline is September 3rd.

Monday September 10th @11:00am – Charitable Knitting Program –

Join us for a presentation from the head of our Knitting Group about all

of the charitable knitting programs we help. From knitting hats, mittens,

and scarves for the local children’s programs, to making dolls for

children around the globe there are plenty of worthwhile things to

choose from. Plus all of the supplies are provided. Please join us in the

coffee shop.

Tuesday September 11th @9:00am – Men’s Breakfast

Wednesday September 12th @11:00am – Lunch at Jakes Seafood -

Jake's Seafood and Grill in West Ossipee, NH, was established in 1994

and is known far and wide for its well-earned reputation for New

England's Finest Seafood. Join us for lunch and good company. Cost is

your lunch and signup deadline is August 21st.

Trips and Events Page 7

Trip Endurance Level

Easy: This is a trip that has only light walking, no stairs, and no uneven terrain and offers resting areas

in-between.

Moderate: This is a trip where there is walking, possibly uneven terrain or stairs. It might require some long

intervals of standing.

Hard: This is a trip where there is a lot of walking without many resting spots and uneven terrain or stairs, or long

intervals of standing and requires good balance and endurance.

Friday September 14th @9:30am - Remick Country Doctor

Museum and Farm - Moderate - Blending the past with the

present, to tell the rich history of two country doctors, their village

homestead and farm. We will be attending a presentation on

“Medicine through Time” and having lunch at the Museum. Cost is

$20.00 per person.

Wednesday September 19th @10:30am – Lunch at the Red

Blazer – Their Concord NH restaurant serves new American

cuisine. They specialize in fresh seafood and hand cut steaks

along with great Pub fare, soups, salads and sandwiches. Cost is

your food and shopping. Signup deadline is September 14th.

Thursday September 20th @5:00pm – October fest BBQ – Join

us for the last BBQ of the year. We are having a celebration of

Octoberfest! We will be serving beer and shandy’s. There will be

door prizes and a special prize for the person who shows up

dressed in the best “Octoberfest Outfit”. Signup deadline is

September 18th.

Friday September 21st @9:00am – Trip to Loon Mountain

Highland Games - Hard - The Games are a spectacle like no other,

set against the scenic Loon Mountain. Don your tartans and enjoy

how they transform the Loon Mountain Resort into the impressive mix

of sights and sounds of a Scottish Highland Games & Festival. Cost

is $25.00 plus your food. Signup deadline is September 13th.

Tuesday September 25th @9:00am – Ladies Breakfast

Thursday September 27th @10:00am – Cruse on the M/S MT.

Washington – Easy - The M/S Mount Washington visits five

different ports on alternating days throughout the week. Weirs

Beach is the Mount Washington's home port and offers cruises

every day. All cruises are 2½ hours roundtrip. Cost is $30.00 per

person plus your food. Signup deadline is September 20th

Page 8 Thursday Classic Movies

Classic Movies are shown in the media room at 2:00 pm.

All are welcome, popcorn is served, so come and enjoy!

Thursday September 6th @2:00pm – A Star Is Born - A rock star on

the decline, John Norman Howard (Kris Kristofferson) has given in to

drugs and excessive drinking, and his music has suffered as a result.

Wandering into a club one night, John watches singer Esther Hoffman

(Barbra Streisand) perform and is smitten. The two begin dating, and

soon John lets Esther take the spotlight during his concerts. However,

even as Esther finds fame and success with her singing, John

continues his downward spiral.

Thursday September 13th @2:00pm – The Money Pit - Young

lovers Walter (Tom Hanks) and Anna (Shelley Long) are house-sitting

the New York City apartment owned by Max (Alexander Godunov),

Anna's ex-husband, who suddenly decides to toss them out. Needing

a new home, they settle on buying a country estate outside the city,

which is available for a suspiciously low price. It soon becomes

apparent why, as doors fall off their hinges, staircases come tumbling

down and a bathtub falls through the floor. The couple's relationship

suffers similarly.

Thursday September 20th @2:00pm – The Phenomemon - On his

birthday, mechanic George Malley (John Travolta) sees a flash of light

and proceeds to exhibit extraordinary mental abilities. He becomes a

genius, even showing an ability to move objects with his mind. George

wishes to help people, but the government wants to take him in for

observation. Soon, George finds out from Dr. Brunder (Robert Duvall)

that he has a massive brain tumor. With this new knowledge, George

decides to spend his time with girlfriend Lace (Kyra Sedgwick).

Thursday September 27th @2:00pm – Steel Magnolias - M'Lynn

(Sally Field) is the mother of bride-to-be Shelby Eatenton (Julia

Roberts), and as friend Truvy Jones (Dolly Parton) fixes the women's

hair for the ceremony, they welcome a helping hand from aspiring

beautician Annelle Dupuy Desoto (Daryl Hannah). Diabetic Shelby has

a health scare, which is averted but doesn't bode well for her hopes of

having children. Time passes, and the women and their friends

encounter tragedy and good fortune, growing stronger and closer in

the process.

Brain Games Page 9

See how many

words you can

make with the

letters in:

READERS

DIGEST

There are over

200

possibilities!

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Cakes and “Ale”

Use the clues to determine words that contain ale.

1. Woman ______female_________

2. Breathe out _____________________

3. Roy Rogers’ wife, ____ Evans _____________________

4. Layered rock _____________________

5. Strong wind _____________________

6. Long story _____________________

7. Boy or man _____________________

8. Leafy green _____________________

9. Weight device _____________________

10. Nocturnal song bird _____________________

11. Straw unit _____________________

12. Rhododendron relative _____________________

13. Not fresh _____________________

14. Store event _____________________

15. Humpback, for one _____________________

16. Ashen _____________________

Page 10 Brian Games

Mixed-Up School Time

Unscramble the letters to reveal

words associated with school.

1. SNUETTD ___________________ 2. SPNARREEH ___________________ 3. KREOWMOH ___________________ 4. RRASEE ___________________ 5. LKDBBAOACR ___________________ 6. TNOEBOKO ___________________ 7. KBCAKACP ___________________ 8. INEPCL ___________________ 9. PRAEP ___________________ 10. OISSSCSR ___________________ 11. KEMASRR ___________________ 12. KSBOO ___________________ 13. OLCRCUAATL ___________________ 14. OHSOCL ___________________ 15. HARTEEC ___________________ 16. CSIECEN ___________________ 17. NHCUL ___________________ 18. RIENADG ___________________

I spy with my little eye.....a paper airplane(x), two pink flowers(x), a smiling sun(x), a candy cane (x), 4 sports balls

(x), a lock and key (x), two bowling pins (x), a spider (x), a piano(x), a blue bow (x), ISPY (x), a domino (x), a cupcake

(x), two jacks (x), a knight (x), a zebra (x), a T-Rex (x), a pirate (x), a green army man (x), an umbrella(x), a shell(x),

two pool balls(x), WISH(x), two dice(x), a top hat(x), a thimble (x), a lawn gnome(x), a clock(x), hello kitty (x)

Trivia Page 11

September IQ Test your knowledge with our September IQ quiz.

1. True or False? The autumnal equinox will be on September 20 this year.

2. Which of the following actresses was NOT born in September?

A. Ava Gardner B. Sophia Loren C. Raquel Welch D. Greta Garbo

3. What image usually represents the Virgo zodiac sign?

A. A vulture B. A violinist C. A viper D. A virgin

4. True or False? September’s birthstone, the sapphire, can come in any color but

red.

5. September’s birth flower is the aster. It is typically given on what wedding

anniversary?

A. 10th anniversary B. 15th anniversary C. 20th anniversary D. 50th anniversary

6. Which September event happened first: the first Miss America was crowned or

New Zealand allowed women to vote?

7. Born on September 12, 1913, Jesse Owens went on to win four gold medals in

the Olympic Games for track and field. What year did he win them?

A. 1932 B. 1936 C. 1940 D. 1948

8. True or False? Labor Day in America is always celebrated on the first Sunday in

September.

9. Russian author Leo Tolstoy was born on September 9, 1828. Which was

NOT one of his novels?

A. War and Peace B. Crime and Punishment C. Anna Karenina D. The Death of Ivan

Ilyich

10. Born September 13, 1925, which of these men was known as the

Velvet Fog?

A. Sammy Davis Jr. B. Bobby Darin C. Tony Bennett D. Mel Tormé

11. True or False? The Jewish New Year is called Rosh Hashanah.

12. All born in September, the following people are known for their acting and

comedy. Who was born first?

A. Bob Newhart B. Lily Tomlin C. Sid Caesar D. Bill Murray

13. Born on September 7, 1860, who started her painting career at the age of 78

and was known for painting rural country life?

14. Which of the following family members do we celebrate in September?

A. Grandparents B. Mothers C. Sisters D. Fathers

15. Born on September 15, 1907, what famous actress starred in the 1933 movie

King Kong?

Answers: 1. False 2. A 3. D 4. True 5. C 6. New Zealand vote 7. B 8. False

9. B 10. D 11. True 12. C 13. Grandma Moses 14. A 15. Fay Wray

Page 12 Non- Denominational Spiritual

Expressing Gratitude

Reflect upon your present blessings, of which

every man has plenty, not on your past

misfortunes, of which all men have some.

~ Charles Dickens

Those of us fortunate enough to have been gifted with

a long and full life recognize the importance of Mr.

Dickens’ words. Through our many experiences, we

have learned that there is always good to be had with

the bad and vice versa. The ability to focus on

blessings and be thankful for them helps us weather

any storms we may encounter along the way. Start off

this month, if you are not already doing so, with a daily

gratitude, and see how good you feel at the end of the

month. We bet you’ll want to continue.

Day 1

Today’s gratitude: I am grateful for the new day and

all its possibilities. Each day is a new opportunity. We

may make resolutions on January 1, but every day

offers us a chance to decide how to spend our time.

How do you hope to use this day? Will you join a fun

activity, learn something new, and be kind to a

neighbor?

Day 2

Today’s gratitude: I am grateful for encouragement

that I give and receive. Everyone encounters

challenges in life, and we all sometimes need

encouragement to get through difficult times. Knowing

that a friend, neighbor, or staff member cares about us

and believes we can overcome the challenges we face

can make us stronger. Do you feel encouraged by the

people around you? Can you offer encouragement to

anyone today?

Day 3

Today’s gratitude: I am grateful for servicemen and

women. Thousands of men and women serve our

country in the armed forces. They are charged with

protecting us, but they also help many people at home

and abroad during emergencies. Have you served in

the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, or Coast Guard?

What would you like to say to those who are serving

today?

Day 4

Today’s gratitude: I am grateful for shelter.

There are some things we can easily take for

granted, and having a roof over our heads is

one of them. Shelter is so important to our

safety and well-being. We may think about it

only on stormy days or cold winter nights, but

having shelter is something we can be thankful

for every day.

Day 5

Today’s gratitude: I am grateful for wisdom.

People often say wisdom comes with age, but

the truth is that wisdom comes through

experience and thoughtfulness over many

years. Do you feel you have become wiser over

the years? Is it hard to watch younger people

make the same mistakes you once made?

Day 6

Today’s gratitude: I am grateful for family.

Families come in all shapes and sizes, some

living close together, and some spread around

the country or beyond. Some are made up of

relatives by blood or adoption, but many

families include people who have become dear

to us over time, and who become family to us.

Are there family members that you are

especially thankful for?

Day 7

Today’s gratitude: I am grateful for neighbors

and friends. Connecting with other people can

make our lives more rich and meaningful,

whether we see them every day or keep in

touch through letters and phone calls.

Neighbors and friends can dispel loneliness

and remind us that we matter to others. Are

there people who make your life better just by

being there? How can we show others that they

matter to us?

Day 8

Today’s gratitude: I am grateful for kindness.

We may not read about people being kind in the

news headlines, but kindness is all around us.

Simple acts like a smile, a compliment, or a

helping hand make the world a better, kinder

place for all of us. What opportunities do you

have for kindness? Is there someone in your

community who is especially kind?

Inspirational and Humor Page 13

Grandparents are a Hoot

The Age Thing:

Let’s start with the perks of being the age of a

grandparent:

Kidnappers are not very interested in you.

In a hostage situation, you are likely to be released first.

No one expects you to run into a burning building.

People no longer view you as a hypochondriac.

There is nothing left to learn the hard way.

Things you buy now won’t wear out.

You can eat dinner at 4 p.m.

You have a party and the neighbors don’t even realize it.

You quit trying to hold your stomach in, no matter who walks into the room.

You sing along with elevator music.

Your eyes won’t get much worse.

Your investment in health insurance is finally beginning to pay off.

Your joints are a more accurate meteorologist than anyone at the National Weather Service

Your secrets are safe with your friends because they can’t remember them anyway.

“Anyone who stops

learning is old,

whether at 20 or 80.

Anyone who keeps

learning stays young.

The greatest thing in

life is to keep your

mind young.”

~ Henry Ford

“If wrinkles must be

written upon our

brows, let them not

be written upon the

heart. The spirit

should not grow old.”

~ James A. Garfield

When I take 5

and add 6, I get

eleven, but

when I take 6

and add 7, I get

one.

What am I?

Page 14 Announcements

Just a Friendly Reminder about the

signup board.

Please only write your name on, or only

take off your name, on the signup sheet.

Please do not write information such as

pickup location on the sheet, or signup

after the signup deadline. Once the sheet

is stamped closed the event is closed

and no more signups will be taken. We

have had a lot of confusion, and

misinformation recently due to people

writing on the signup sheets. So please

only write your name, do not take anyone

else’s name off, or write information on

the signups. Thank you for your

corporation.

Making Reservations for Dining When you are making reservations to

dine in the Dining Room please

remember the following. Reservations

close 48 prior to the meal. You need to

indicate your entrée choice when making

your reservation, as well as if you are

dining in or taking it to go. Please do not

write your name in on a closed

reservation as that meal has been closed.

Thank you for your corporation.

Flu Shot Clinic

It is that time of year again, time to get

your flu shot. Great news is you don’t

have to go anywhere to get them

done. The flu Shot Clinic will be held

here in the coffee shop on Wednesday

September 12th @9:00am. See Gina

for your pre- registration form and to

sign up.

Manicure & Pedicure

Appointments

Starting September 1, 2018 you

will need to make your manicure

and pedicure appointment

directly through Gina. There will

no longer be a signup sheet

posted. Thank You

Please make every effort to attend the monthly Residents Meeting. Important information is discussed and you need to be in the know. Next meeting is on Tuesday September 18, 2018 @9:30am. Thank you

What’s been happening at Sugar Hill Page 15

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Notable

Quotable

“In the case of

news, we should

always wait for

the sacrament

of confirmation.”

~ Voltaire, French

writer and

philosopher

September Horoscopes and Birthdays In astrology, Virgo’s Virgins are those

born between September 1–22. Virgos

are one of the most careful signs of

the zodiac. They pay attention to detail,

analyze problems, and plan so as to

leave nothing to chance. Those born

from September 23–30 balance the

scales of Libra. Libras strive for

balance, avoid conflict, and desire

fairness for everyone. To achieve this,

they are sociable, strategic, charming,

and diplomatic both at work and home.

Boxcar Willie – September 1, 1931

Mort Walker – September 3, 1923

Grandma Moses – September 7, 1860

Otis Redding – September 9, 1941

Arnold Palmer – September 10, 1929

Walter Reed – September 13, 1851

Agatha Christie – September 15, 1890

Peter Falk – September 16, 1927

H.G. Wells – September 21, 1866

Jim Henson – September 24, 1936

Linda Hamilton – September 26, 1956

Ed Sullivan – September 28, 1901

Johnny Mathis – September 30, 1935

Please join us in wishing our fellow community

members a very Happy Birthday! From all of us here at

Sugar Hill Retirement Community.

9/2 Jane Hall

9/4 Janice Putney

9/9 Andrea Hendrix

9/9 Joan Garnsey

9/14 Douglas Brothers

9/15 Nancy Poole

9/25 Yvonne lackey

9/26 Eva Madden

Sugar Hill Birthdays

A Hummer of a Bird southern Alaska to northern Chile and

stop everywhere in between. Although

they weigh less than a nickel, these tiny

birds can fly up to 500 miles without

stopping. Why not help them on their

journey by putting out specially

designed hummingbird feeders?

These brightly colored feeders

provide the sugary, high-energy

nectar hummingbirds need to

maintain their metabolism.

September 7–9 brings the

Hummingbird Migration and Nature

Celebration as these tiny winged

marvels make their way back

to warmer southern climates.

Hummingbirds, sometimes called

hummerbirds, get their name from the

sound their wings make. These birds

flap their wings so fast—about 80

times per second—that they seem to

hum. Hummingbirds exist only in the

western hemisphere; range from