Join our family for a delicious, gourmet lunch in our dining room, overlooking the Damariscotta River… Tuesdays, at noon, through May 29. Call Steve Raymond at 563-3350, or email: steve@lincoln-home.org to make a reservation. Learn about our…Independent and Assisted Living choices… Summer and Post Surgery Recovery Respite stays… social and cultural activities…medical support with on staff RNs. Meet our resident family and caregivers.
5/21: Lincoln Home Residents Participate in Hearts Ever Young Performance
Lincoln Home residents will be attending, and some participating, in Hearts Ever Young (H.E.Y.) on Monday, May 21, 2:00pm at the Lincoln Theatre, in Damariscotta. Led by Music Director, Sean Fleming, this year’s theme is H.E.Y. for Hollywood. With the firm belief that “age doesn’t matter,” the unique cast of nearly 50 men and women (between the ages of 65 and 96+), will celebrate their ninth year of sharing their talents on stage. If you miss the first performance you will still have opportunities to come on Tuesday, May 22nd and 29th @7PM.
5/17: Alice Paul and Women’s Suffrage
Jerry Wiles, local historian, will share stories of the life of American suffragist Alice Paul. Paul co-founded the Congressional Union and then formed the National Woman’s party in 1916. She continued to provide inspiration to new generations of women’s rights activists until her death in 1977. Join us Thursday, May 17, from 2:00 – 3:00pm, in our living room. The event is free.
5/7: Old Bristol Society Presentation
Belinda Osier, co-president of the Old Bristol Historical Society, will present a slide show of early images from the late 1800’s and early 1900’s of Bristol and her people. Commentary on Bristol’s history will also be part of her presentation. Join us Monday, May 7, from 3:00 – 4:00pm, in our living room. The event is free. For more information, please contact Rhonda Hanna, 563-3350, or rhonda@lincoln-home.org.
4/30: Help Start Your Family History with Things Around the House
Join us Monday, April 30, from 3:00 – 4:00pm to hear Helen Shaw, a certified genealogist and past president of the Maine Genealogical Society. She will describe how to look for clues in birth, death and marriage certificates; obituaries; newspaper clippings about family activities; school records; baby and wedding books; business papers, jewelry and pins relating to fraternal and other groups.
The event is free. The Lincoln Home is located at 22 River Road, Newcastle. For more information, please contact Rhonda Hanna, 563-3350, or rhonda@lincoln-home.org. Keep informed on our weekly events at www.lincoln-home.org or follow us on FaceBook.
4/16: Daily Life Seen Through the Household Textiles of Chapman Hall House
Join us Monday, April 16, from 3:00 – 4:00pm to hear Louise Miller, the Education Director for the Lincoln County Historical Association, talk about the daily life of Chapman Hall House, seen through the household textiles. This is the fourth year of LCHA’s Education Outreach Program. The program’s goals include sharing Lincoln County History, especially that involving the three LCHA historical properties. The LCHA is a private, non-profit organization that provides stewardship for the Chapman-Hall House (Damariscotta), Pownalborough Court House (Dresden), and the 1811 Old Jail and Museum (Wiscasset).
The event is free. The Lincoln Home is located at 22 River Road, Newcastle. For more information, please contact Rhonda Hanna, 563-3350, or rhonda@lincoln-home.org. Keep informed on our weekly events at www.lincoln-home.org or follow us on Face Book.
4/9: The Rise and Fall of the Early Maple Sugarhouses
Join us Monday, April 9, from 3:00 – 4:00pm to hear Arnold Aho, architectural historian, talk about the rise and fall of the early Maple Sugarhouses, how they were constructed and how they changed. The illustrated program will include the social aspect of town and community involvement at harvest time and how the colonists learned about maple sugar from the Native Americans.
The event is free. The Lincoln Home is located at 22 River Road, Newcastle. For more information, please contact Rhonda Hanna, 563-3350, or rhonda@lincoln-home.org. Keep informed on our weekly events at www.lincoln-home.org or follow us on Face Book.
4/14: OPEN HOUSE at HARBORVIEW COTTAGE
Join us, Saturday, April 14, for our Open House, from 10 am to 2 pm, at HarborView Cottage, the Lincoln Home’s Unique Memory Loss Community.
Our home provides a purpose-focused, nurturing, secure, environment in a beautiful setting, for residents with memory loss and cognitive impairment.
· one of most competitively priced memory loss communities in Maine.
· maximum census of 11 residents creates a tranquil environment.
· exceptional staffing ratio, 1 to 3 or 4, and RN manager for 11.
· healthy, well-balanced, home-cooked meals
· community life program based on resident’s interests, abilities, and history. Outings, music, tactile and hands on activities are developed individually.
NEW OPENING for your loved one to Join Our Family.
Call Steve Raymond at 563-3350 for information. HarborView Cottage is located across the street from The Lincoln Home at 34 Main Street, Newcastle. Please park at the Lincoln Home.
3/26: “Gismos and Whatchamacallits” with John Bottero
Do you have something that you always wondered what it was, or could possibly be used for, and what its value might be? Bring it to The Lincoln Home so John Bottero, Vice President of Thomaston Place Auction Galleries, can try to identify the purpose and use of your mysterious item, Monday, March 26, 3:00 to 4:00pm.
3/19: Therapeutic Massage for Overall Health & Well-Being
Join us Monday, March 19 from 3:00 to 4:00pm to hear Patti Corscaden, Licensed Massage Therapist, discuss the many benefits of therapeutic massage as we age. Patti will demonstate how massage can play a supportive and nurturing role in overall health and well-being. Multiple studies indicate that just 10-15 minutes of therapeutic massage may provide many health benefits when received on a regular basis.
As we get older, our bodies benefit from many aspects of care and attention that help us live more fully. Massage therapy is an evidence-based approach that is safe and effective. Some of the benefits one can experience from receiving therapeutic massage are a reduction in most sources of pain, reduction of depression and anxiety, diminished nausea, better sleep and enhanced relaxation.
Reducing stress is another benefit of receiving massage. The stress hormone, cortisol, is reduced during times of relaxation while the feel good hormones and neurotransmitters like oxytocin, serotonin and dopamine are increased when the body and mind are in a more relaxed state. Massage therapy is a gentle hands on approach to support and nurture the entire body, providing a total sense of overall well being.
Patti Corscaden, Licensed Massage Therapist of Newcastle, Maine is Board Certified in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork. Patti has over 24 years of experience and practice in a variety of therapeutic massage modalities such as Oncology Massage, Hospital Based Massage Therapy, Reiki, Elder Massage, Lymphatic Drainage and CranioSacral Therapies. She is a 1994 graduate of the Downeast School of Massage in Waldoboro and serves on the faculty there. Currently she serves on the Board of Directors for the Society for Oncology Massage. Patti is passionate that safe, effective and affordable massage be available to everyone.
The event is free. The Lincoln Home is located at 22 River Road, Newcastle. For more information, please contact Rhonda Hanna, 563-3350, or rhonda@lincoln-home.org. Keep informed on our weekly events at www.lincoln-home.org or follow us on Face Book.