August 2017 This next time this happens will be October 17, 2153. This happens when the moon, di- rectly between the sun and earth, casts a shadow on our planet. ‘ You must wear protective glasses when viewing this. As looking di- rectly at it will cause damage to your eyes. During this, air temperatures drop from 5 to 20 degrees. Bright starts and planets become visible. The wind will die. And birds will go qui- et. Stay tuned, lots of activity in the sales office will bring new neighbors soon. Renovations to the administrative offices are underway. If you need to meet with anyone from the office staff we will be temporarily locat- ed in house 3212. Pacifica will begin work to update the offices, cre- ating an updated space for our office staff. While the renovations are in process we will continue to office out of house 3212. Our mailing address will remain the same, 3200 Heritage Circle and you can still reach us at the office phone number of 828-693-8510. We look forward to revealing the final product once the work is complete.
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3200 Heritage CircleHendersonville, NC 28791
(828) 693-8292www.PacificaHeritageHills.com
August 2017
This next time this happens will be October 17, 2153. This happens when the moon, di-rectly between the sun and earth, casts a shadow on our planet. ‘ You must wear protective glasses when viewing this. As looking di-rectly at it will cause damage to your eyes. During this, air temperatures drop from 5 to 20 degrees. Bright starts and planets become visible. The wind will die. And birds will go qui-et.
Stay tuned, lots of activity in the sales office will
bring new neighbors soon.
Erin Rightmyer Executive Director
Charlene King
Business Office Director
Marcus Lanning Maintenance Director
Mark Shugar
Dining Services Director
Michelle Tracy Community Relations Director
Renovations to the administrative offices are underway. If you need to meet with anyone from the office staff we will be temporarily locat-ed in house 3212. Pacifica will begin work to update the offices, cre-ating an updated space for our office staff. While the renovations are in process we will continue to office out of house 3212. Our mailing address will remain the same, 3200 Heritage Circle and you can still reach us at the office phone number of 828-693-8510. We look forward to revealing the final product once the work is complete.
Summer Sun Safety Tips for Seniors 1. Hydrate, Hydrate, Hydrate!
Aim to drink 6 to 8 glasses of water per day. By the time you are thirsty, your body is already dehydrated.
2. Pick the right outfit with ac-cessories. Wear loose, lightweight, and light-colored long sleeves to help protect your skin from sun while allowing your skin to breathe. Hats can also help protect your face and neck.
3. Turn on your air condition-ing. Air conditioning is im-portant when it is hot and humid outside.
4. Be an early bird or night owl: The sun is strongest between 10 am and 4pm. Limit your outdoor activity to the morning and the even-ing, when the temperature is lover and the sun is less intense.
5. Watch for heat stroke: Signs include confusion, disorientation, dry skin, ex-cessive tiredness, head-ache, lethargy, nausea, and a rapid pulse. If you or someone you know experi-ences these symptoms, seek medical attention im-mediately.
6. Review your medications: Some medications can cause side effects, like in-creased sensitivity to ultra-violet (UV) rays.
7. Wear sunscreen: Sun-screen is a major compo-nent to preventing sun-burns.
Take care and enjoy the warm weather!
The walking path has been repaved. Did you know that walking just 20 minutes a day can provide the following health benefits? -Improved Mood -Increased Energy -Lowered Risk of Heart Dis-ease -Lowered Risk of diabetes -Stronger Memory -Weight Loss What are you waiting for? Let’s get walking!
Due to the lack of participation, we have decided to cancel the worship services offered on Sunday afternoons at 2:30. While we value the conven-ience of offering a worship ser-vice on campus, the audience has not warranted the time of those who volunteer to serve us. We are happy to reevalu-ate this effort in the future and bring this service back should it become of interest.
Who am I? If you guessed the Solar Eclipse, you are correct. Join us in the clubhouse on August, 21st at 1:30 to catch all the excitement.
6 Gerry Bowdren 10 Barbara Holan 17 Irene Ionson 22 Nan Cooper 25 Robie Cornell 28 Fred Donham 30 Betty Ptacek
Movie Highlights for August August 5: The Zookeeper’s Wife—Based on a true story. After the Nazis invade Poland, War-saw Zoo caretakers Antonia and Jan Zabinski place themselves in greave danger when they begin collaborating with the Resistance in an ef-fort to save Jews from the horrors of the Warsaw Ghetto. (2Hrs. 6 Min.) August 12: The Age of Adaline—After 29-year-old Adaline recovers from a nearly lethal accident, she inexplicably stops growing older. As the years stretch on and on, Adaline keeps her secret to herself—till she meets a man who changers her life. (1Hr. 52 Min.)
August 19: Going in Style—Cheated out of their pensions, three elderly friends decide to extract justice from the system by robbing a bank then heading for Las Vegas. But their grand plan starts to fall apart when a dogged FBI agent picks up their trail. (1 Hr. 36 Min.) August 26: No Movie.
Trips August 1 (10:30 departure)-Lunch outing at Mela Indian Restaurant—Mela Indian restau-rant offers authentic North and South Indian dishes as diverse and vibrant as the peoples and regions of India. This is a lunch buffet. August 3 (6:15 departure) (purchase tickets by calling the box office at 828-862-2100) -The Best of Gilbert & Sullivan—Brevard Music Center—A delightful gathering of greatest hits from the team best known for H.MS. Pinafore, The Pirates of Penzance, The Mikado, and other distinguished works. August 8 (1:00 departure)-Baked Pie Company—Pies are made daily with the freshest in-gredients! Try a pie flight, three mini slices of pie and a scoop of ice cream to try all of the yummy flavors. August 11 (1:00 departure)-Asheville Cheese Farm Tour-See how the local farms are creat-ing some wonderful dairy treats. August 17 (1:00 departure) (purchase tickets by calling box office at 828-693-0731)-Flat Rock Playhouse—Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat—This megahit returns to Flat Rock Playhouse in this irresistible family friendly reimagining of the Biblical story of Joseph, Israel’s favorite son. Featuring an infectious and unforgettable score by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice (Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita).
August 22 (9:45 departure) ($13 admission fee) Boat Tour of Lake Lure and Lunch—Discover the beauty and charm of Lake Lure on a covered boat tour. Listen to the legends of the lake and lean about the natural and cultural history of Hickory Nut Gorge, home to Lake Lure, North Carolina.
August 25 (11:00 departure)-Lunch at Creperie and Café and shopping in Weaverville—A fantastic, inviting and fun environment to eat great crepes at a great price, while sipping on the best locally roasted coffee! August 29 (9:00 departure)-Dry Falls Waterfall and Picnic Lunch—A popular waterfall locat-ed a few miles outside of Highlands gives you the rare treat of walking safely behind a wa-terfall. Lunch will be provided. Special Events August 7 (2:30 Clubhouse)—Create your own greeting cards using blank card stock and a variety of ribbon, glitter and accessories. A perfect time to get creative and stock up on your own stash of greeting cards. August 15 (11:00 Clubhouse)—Cooking Demo– In a joint effort with the sales director, join Erin and Michelle as they put their cooking skills on display. August 21 (1:30 Clubhouse)—Solar Eclipse Party-Come watch the moon pass directly be-tween the earth and sun as we witness an event that hasn't happened in 38 years. NASA will have live coverage on TV and we will have fun moon themed treats. August 24 (2:00 Dining Room Bar)—Root Beer Floats—Cool off with an afternoon treat!
We welcome summer
with many fun events at Heritage
Hills!
Trips August 1 (10:30 departure)-Lunch outing at Mela Indian Restaurant—Mela Indian restau-rant offers authentic North and South Indian dishes as diverse and vibrant as the peoples and regions of India. This is a lunch buffet. August 3 (6:15 departure) (purchase tickets by calling the box office at 828-862-2100) -The Best of Gilbert & Sullivan—Brevard Music Center—A delightful gathering of greatest hits from the team best known for H.MS. Pinafore, The Pirates of Penzance, The Mikado, and other distinguished works. August 8 (1:00 departure)-Baked Pie Company—Pies are made daily with the freshest in-gredients! Try a pie flight, three mini slices of pie and a scoop of ice cream to try all of the yummy flavors. August 11 (1:00 departure)-Asheville Cheese Farm Tour-See how the local farms are creat-ing some wonderful dairy treats. August 17 (1:00 departure) (purchase tickets by calling box office at 828-693-0731)-Flat Rock Playhouse—Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat—This megahit returns to Flat Rock Playhouse in this irresistible family friendly reimagining of the Biblical story of Joseph, Israel’s favorite son. Featuring an infectious and unforgettable score by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice (Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita).
August 22 (9:45 departure) ($13 admission fee) Boat Tour of Lake Lure and Lunch—Discover the beauty and charm of Lake Lure on a covered boat tour. Listen to the legends of the lake and lean about the natural and cultural history of Hickory Nut Gorge, home to Lake Lure, North Carolina.
August 25 (11:00 departure)-Lunch at Creperie and Café and shopping in Weaverville—A fantastic, inviting and fun environment to eat great crepes at a great price, while sipping on the best locally roasted coffee! August 29 (9:00 departure)-Dry Falls Waterfall and Picnic Lunch—A popular waterfall locat-ed a few miles outside of Highlands gives you the rare treat of walking safely behind a wa-terfall. Lunch will be provided. Special Events August 7 (2:30 Clubhouse)—Create your own greeting cards using blank card stock and a variety of ribbon, glitter and accessories. A perfect time to get creative and stock up on your own stash of greeting cards. August 15 (11:00 Clubhouse)—Cooking Demo– In a joint effort with the sales director, join Erin and Michelle as they put their cooking skills on display. August 21 (1:30 Clubhouse)—Solar Eclipse Party-Come watch the moon pass directly be-tween the earth and sun as we witness an event that hasn't happened in 38 years. NASA will have live coverage on TV and we will have fun moon themed treats. August 24 (2:00 Dining Room Bar)—Root Beer Floats—Cool off with an afternoon treat!
We welcome summer
with many fun events at Heritage
Hills!
Summer Sun Safety Tips for Seniors 1. Hydrate, Hydrate, Hydrate!
Aim to drink 6 to 8 glasses of water per day. By the time you are thirsty, your body is already dehydrated.
2. Pick the right outfit with ac-cessories. Wear loose, lightweight, and light-colored long sleeves to help protect your skin from sun while allowing your skin to breathe. Hats can also help protect your face and neck.
3. Turn on your air condition-ing. Air conditioning is im-portant when it is hot and humid outside.
4. Be an early bird or night owl: The sun is strongest between 10 am and 4pm. Limit your outdoor activity to the morning and the even-ing, when the temperature is lover and the sun is less intense.
5. Watch for heat stroke: Signs include confusion, disorientation, dry skin, ex-cessive tiredness, head-ache, lethargy, nausea, and a rapid pulse. If you or someone you know experi-ences these symptoms, seek medical attention im-mediately.
6. Review your medications: Some medications can cause side effects, like in-creased sensitivity to ultra-violet (UV) rays.
7. Wear sunscreen: Sun-screen is a major compo-nent to preventing sun-burns.
Take care and enjoy the warm weather!
The walking path has been repaved. Did you know that walking just 20 minutes a day can provide the following health benefits? -Improved Mood -Increased Energy -Lowered Risk of Heart Dis-ease -Lowered Risk of diabetes -Stronger Memory -Weight Loss What are you waiting for? Let’s get walking!
Due to the lack of participation, we have decided to cancel the worship services offered on Sunday afternoons at 2:30. While we value the conven-ience of offering a worship ser-vice on campus, the audience has not warranted the time of those who volunteer to serve us. We are happy to reevalu-ate this effort in the future and bring this service back should it become of interest.
Who am I? If you guessed the Solar Eclipse, you are correct. Join us in the clubhouse on August, 21st at 1:30 to catch all the excitement.
6 Gerry Bowdren 10 Barbara Holan 17 Irene Ionson 22 Nan Cooper 25 Robie Cornell 28 Fred Donham 30 Betty Ptacek
Movie Highlights for August August 5: The Zookeeper’s Wife—Based on a true story. After the Nazis invade Poland, War-saw Zoo caretakers Antonia and Jan Zabinski place themselves in greave danger when they begin collaborating with the Resistance in an ef-fort to save Jews from the horrors of the Warsaw Ghetto. (2Hrs. 6 Min.) August 12: The Age of Adaline—After 29-year-old Adaline recovers from a nearly lethal accident, she inexplicably stops growing older. As the years stretch on and on, Adaline keeps her secret to herself—till she meets a man who changers her life. (1Hr. 52 Min.)
August 19: Going in Style—Cheated out of their pensions, three elderly friends decide to extract justice from the system by robbing a bank then heading for Las Vegas. But their grand plan starts to fall apart when a dogged FBI agent picks up their trail. (1 Hr. 36 Min.) August 26: No Movie.
3200 Heritage CircleHendersonville, NC 28791
(828) 693-8292www.PacificaHeritageHills.com
August 2017
This next time this happens will be October 17, 2153. This happens when the moon, di-rectly between the sun and earth, casts a shadow on our planet. ‘ You must wear protective glasses when viewing this. As looking di-rectly at it will cause damage to your eyes. During this, air temperatures drop from 5 to 20 degrees. Bright starts and planets become visible. The wind will die. And birds will go qui-et.
Stay tuned, lots of activity in the sales office will
bring new neighbors soon.
Erin Rightmyer Executive Director
Charlene King
Business Office Director
Marcus Lanning Maintenance Director
Mark Shugar
Dining Services Director
Michelle Tracy Community Relations Director
Renovations to the administrative offices are underway. If you need to meet with anyone from the office staff we will be temporarily locat-ed in house 3212. Pacifica will begin work to update the offices, cre-ating an updated space for our office staff. While the renovations are in process we will continue to office out of house 3212. Our mailing address will remain the same, 3200 Heritage Circle and you can still reach us at the office phone number of 828-693-8510. We look forward to revealing the final product once the work is complete.
