CAMBRIDGE TIMES FALL NEWSLETTER 2022

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CAMBRIDGE MANIFESTO
Our beliefs on home, health, and senior care.
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
It’s time to greet our favorite season…Hello Fall!
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CAMBRIDGE CARES
Each season Cambridge Retirement Living aims to
give back to our communities...
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SUMMER HOLIDAYS
There’s nothing better than looking back on all the
events and fun our residents enjoyed this Summer!
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RESIDENT FEATURE
Meet Lois Fertick, a resident of Cambridge
Ebensburg!
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ALZHEIMER'S AWARENESS
Take a minute with us to learn more about the
signs of Alzheimer’s.
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PUMPKIN PATCHES IN PA
Looking for family fun on your way to visit Mom
and Dad at Cambridge? Check out these 5
pumpkin patches of Western PA!.
a look at upcoming events // 2022 // pg 22
Riverview: FALL FUNDRAISER Corry: SCARECROW FUN
Corry: TRUNK OR TREAT
Warren: FALL FESTIVAL
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our staff CONTRIBUTORS
Michael Locurcio | Chief Operating Officer
Cheryl Carnes | Vice President of Operations and Compliance
Kathleen Frickanish | Director of Sales and Marketing
Lance Knickerbocker | Marketing Manager
Hanna Gaffney | Assistant Marketing Manager
STAFF
Laura McCoy | Cambridge Corry Activities Director
Carol Dietscreek | Cambridge Ebensburg Activities Director
Brandice Schriver | Cambridge Pointe Activities Director
OUR LEADERS
Debbie Morris | Cambridge Warren Executive Director | (814) 718-2149 | dmorris@cambridgeliving.org
Connie Cretin | Cambridge Ebensburg Executive Director | (814) 718-2114 | ccretin@cambridgeliving.org
Michelene Gianacopoulos | Cambridge Riverview Executive Director | (570) 832-5619 | mgianacopoulos@cambridgeliving.org
Aimee Grayson | Cambridge Pointe Executive Director | (724) 683-0369 | agrayson@cambridgeliving.org
Monica Popham | Cambridge Corry Executive Director | (814) 718-2144 | mpopham@cambridgeliving.org
Jason Dolby | Cambridge Hillside Executive Director | (724) 683-2829 | jdolby@cambridgeliving.org
Vickie DeZardo | Cambridge Creekside Executive Director | (724) 683-4185 | vdezardo@cambridgeliving.org
Mickie Monseau| Cambridge Falls Executive Director | (724) 683-4017 | mmonseau@cambridgeliving.org
CAMBRIDGE CLINICAL LIAISONS:
Kathleen Frickanish | Cambridge Falls, Pointe, and New Castle
(724) 944-1088/kfrickanish@cambridgeliving.org
Rachael Tasker | Cambridge Warren and Corry
(814) 718-9349/ rtasker@cambridgeliving.org
Keri Woolard| Cambridge Hillside and Creekside
(814) 718-9354/ kwoolard@cambridgeliving.org
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Cambridge Warren
706 Pennsylvania Ave W
Warren, PA 16365
(814) 723-8300
Cambridge Corry
771 East Columbus Ave
Corry, PA 16407
(814) 664-4691
Cambridge Pointe
160 Chapel Rd
Beaver, PA 15009
(724) 728-6257
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Cambridge Falls
599 Norwood Dr.
Wampum, PA 16157
(724) 359-5990
Cambridge Hillside
400 4th St
North Charleroi, PA 15022
(724) 483-5818
Cambridge Riverview
100 Narrows Rd
Larksville, PA 15931
(570) 719-0763
Cambridge Ebensburg
4848 Admiral Peary Hwy
Ebensburg, PA 15931
(814) 472-6868
Cambridge Creekside
1275 Lincoln Ave
Charleroi, PA 15022
(724) 489-1562
Cambridge New Castle
Dedicated Memory and
Dementia Care
COMING SOON!
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FALL 2022
Cambridge
Retirement
OUR BELIEFS
Living
We believe in home, that it should be a
place of comfort, rest, and security. We
believe families are sacred—the ones
we inherit and the ones we create. We
believe in seeking balance between
productivity and rest and learning to
find contentment in both. We believe
in human kindness and the power of
working together to accomplish big
goals. We believe in courage, in moving
past comfort zones, and honestly seeking
knowledge from mistakes. We believe
that each day is a gift and miracles
are visible if only we look for them.
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COVID-19
UPDATE
fall 2022
Cambridge Retirement Living continues to remain
vigilant in our pursuit of the health and safety of our staff
and our residents in the face of COVID-19 and its variants.
Our restrictions too, remain the same, under the
guidance of the PA Department of Human Services,
and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid services.
Masks must be worn, hands must be washed, and social
distancing is to be maintained whenever possible.
But we continue to be thankful for the resilience and
kindness of our residents, their friends and families, and
our staff as we broach new ways to reunite everyone as
safely as possible. We so enjoyed our spring and summer
events and look forward to sharing fall fun with you soon.
We will continue to closely monitor the requirements and
restrictions to stay Covid Safe, but for now let’s continue to
find ways to safely convene! We have missed you deeply, and
we know our residents are grateful to hold you close again!
For more information on our COVID-19
policy and restrictions please scan the QR
code to visit our website!

LETTER from
the
editor

Dear Readers,
I love the water this time of year. The air is subtle
near water, clearer, and all the better to take a moment
for a long breath in perfect solitude.
Woodsmoke. Tall grass.
These smells are the beginning of the season,
the prelude to the bombastic visual displays fall is so
loved for.
Seeing the leaves reflected in the water's surface
is enormously pleasurable for me.
It’s one of nature’s tricks. When I go to museums,
I look for paintings where a colorful forest stands at the
water’s edge, the towering trees reflected in the water.
To see it in a museum is pleasing, to see the same inperson
is a joy.
And it's free for us to enjoy, that is, if we take the
time to enjoy it.
Timing is everything with the leaves. You want
to “peep” them at the grandest moment, when the
colors are most saturated and before they've dried, and
the color has faded.
Where we live, this time is the third week of
October.
It’s then that I strap a camera over my shoulder,
grab a coffee and a paper notebook, and set out on the
mile trail that takes me to the river.
It's a fairly winding sort of river so there are
many good places to sit. I prefer a big rock but anywhere
dry will do.
During summer these rocky banks belong to
the fishermen who arrive early in the morning. They
stake fishing poles into the soft bank. They wait in the
predawn darkness for hungry fish to bite.
But by the third week of October, the banks have
cleared. The fishermen are well into the forests for deer
season, and songbirds, too, have found other places so
the air is quiet.
I can stay out here because I’ve pulled my
favorite wool sweater from the brown box in my closet
where it’s been waiting for me.
It's a peaceful vantage. Sitting on a cool rock in a
warm sweater, I enjoy the visual splendor of the season.
I take a big sip of coffee.
In a green forest each leaf is the same, but
in October everything changes. Fall is the great
differentiator. It is the season when nature goes off in
directions, like fireworks.
I train my eyes on one of the sparks, a single leaf
detached from the branch. It is airborne, a deep red –
my favorite of all the leaf colors.
It turns in the wind as it falls.
After a few moments it lands upon the water. I
set my coffee on the rock and follow the leaf as it starts
to travel with the current.
Then it’s gone.
"In a green forest
each leaf is the
same, but in October
everything changes."
Of the four seasons, fall is particularly loved by
Americans. It’s easy to see why. Our summers are hot!!!
Fall refreshes us.
September arrives. One day it’s blazing, and then
the next we’re pleasantly cooled by an autumn breeze.
That fall feeling never fails to revive me, to renew
my strength as I work and prepare for winter.
We hope you enjoy this irresistible season, and
that you join us in saying Hello to Fall!
-Lance Knickerbocker
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CAMBRIDGE CARES: 2022
As part of our Cambridge Cares Initiative, we are always looking to give back to the communities
around us. This year, three of our Cambridge Communities teamed up with the Alzheimer’s
Association to participate in their annual Alzheimer’s Association Walk, and to host fundraising
events to further their contributions!
Cambridge Riverview
Thanks to co-sponsors CenterWell and
Visiting Angels Cambridge Riverview
will be home to fundraiser fun this
coming October 6th 11am-4pm!
Bring the family down to Cambridge
Riverview for face painting, raffle
baskets, blood pressure screenings,
barbeque, refreshments, music, and
Damien the Magician is BACK to
perform! So, wear your purple and join
us Thursday October 6th!
Cambridge Pointe
If you're closer to Cambridge Pointe,
join their Alz. Association fundraiser
October 14th from 10am-2pm for
food, fun and tours! Visit the alz assoc.
website for more walk info!
CAMBRIDGE CARES
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Follow us on Facebook to stay up to date about our upcoming
Donation Stations like the Cambridge Winter Wear Drives, The
Cambridge Warren Sock Drive, and MORE!
Cambridge Ebensburg
Cambridge Ebensburg was busy
preparing for their participation in the
Walk to End Alzheimer’s by hosting
Alzheimer Association representatives!
Their walk was held September 17th
at Revloc Park! While their walk may be
over, if YOU are interested in joining the
Cambridge Riverview or Pointe Team,
follow the instructions on our next page!

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HOW TO PARTICIPATE IN THE
WALK TO END ALZHEIMER'S:
Type in the address https://act.alz.org/ or search "Walk to
End Alzheimer's 2022" in the Google search bar.
CAMBRIDGE CARES
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3.
Click "FIND A TEAM" below "FIND YOUR 2022 WALK".
4.
Type in your Cambridge Team Name and click SEARCH.
5.
Click on our TEAM NAME.
Click JOIN OUR TEAM and sign up to walk with us!
Don't want to walk, or are unable to participate? No
problem! You can always follow these same instructions
but click "DONATE TO THE TEAM" to help us reach our
fundraising goals!
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WHEN HOME IS NOT ENOUGH
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Cambridge Retirement Living is proud to present our new Hospice Suites, courtesy of VITAS. Our Cambridge Hillside
room is already prepared, while our Cambridge Falls location will be ready by October 1st. Exclusively available to
VITAS Hospice, from the comfort of your local Cambridge.
When hospice patients in Greater
Pittsburgh need care beyond what can
be provided at home, The VITAS suites at
Cambridge Falls and Cambridge Hillside
are a home away from home.
The décor, ambiance and staff are
unlike what you experience in a hospital
setting. Equipment is minimal and kept
out of sight, and each room is crafted
with a home like experience in mind,
including sleeping arrangements for
family members.
The goal is to make the patient
comfortable, address symptoms and
provide routine hospice care at a lower
cost than skilled nursing or 24-hour
private-duty care. When symptoms are
under control, the resident returns to
their normal living arrangement, while
continuing to receive support from the
VITAS team.
As the nation’s leading provider of end-of-life care, VITAS has a unique understanding
of the needs of patients at the end of life. A quiet environment reduces stress for
fragile patients and anxious families, with space for family gatherings, prayer,
meditation and quiet conversation.
-High-quality end-of-life care delivered in a private setting
-Routine hospice services provided by VITAS staff
-24-hour basic-needs care provided by Cambridge Falls and Cambridge Hillside
-Overnight accommodation, kitchenette, and private bathroom for family members
For VITAS call 412. 872. 4856 for information and availability.
For Cambridge Hillside and Cambridge Falls please call Kathleen at 724.944.1088
Hospice is about choices at the end of life. Choose comfort. Choose dignity. Choose VITAS.
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Meet Staff
the
Michael King was born in Aliquippa, PA. He
has a wonderful girlfriend Julie, who works at our
Cambridge Falls! Michael just started volunteering
to help out his buddy Jimmy, and he was so great
that we just HAD to hire him! He now works as
the maintenance director at Cambridge Pointe. He
was always a handy man and used to help remodel
houses. He loves to chat with our residents and hear
their stories. Plus, they’ve got a lot to chat about!
Michael has 5 dogs, 3 cats, hamsters, and an iguana!
We’re so glad to have you on the team!
STAFF FEATURE
Debbie Morris, RN is our new Cambridge
Warren Administrator! Debbie hails from the
Youngville/Pittsfield area and has been an RN for
19 years. She’s married to her wonderful husband
Steve, and they have two children, Hannah (25) and
Aaron (23). But Debbie has far more to take care
of…Debbie and her family live on a farm with 4
cows, 12 chickens, 5 cats and 2 dogs! In her free time
Debbie enjoys kayaking and being with family at her
pavilion on Brokenstraw Creek. We’re so pleased to
have welcomed Debbie as of September 12th, 2022!
Monica Popham, PCHA is no stranger to
Cambridge Corry! But we still wanted to feature our
Cambridge Corry administrator! Monica is from
the Centerville area of PA and has been working in
healthcare since she was little. Her family opened
their own personal care home in 2000! Monica
and her husband Zack have two amazing children,
Harper (8) and Emmett (6). The family has a
hamster and a fish! Monica loves to spend time with
her family on the weekends. We are so thankful to
have Monica at the helm at our Corry Community!
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CAMBRIDGE RETIREMENT | FALL | 2022 | holidays
SUMMER FUN
Cambridge Pointe held the
event of the Summer with their
glittering golden "Carnival"!
For upcoming Fall Photos, be sure to check us out on our Facebook Pages!
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CAMBRIDGE RETIREMENT | FALL | 2022 | holidays
Our Cambridge Communities always know how to make the
most of sweet summertime! Whether it’s relaxing outside,
or hosting family friendly fun for staff and resident family
members, or even to welcome a furry friend into the fold!
We’re grateful for all the Sunny Summer memories and look
forward to more Fall Fun!
Summertime Memories...
1 2 3
4 5 6
1. 2.
3.
The only thing our Cambridge Corry
residents love more than bingo is….
Bingo! This sweet baby is one of the
staff's dogs! He lights up the place when
he comes wagging his way through the
door! Dog Days of Summer indeed!
4.
It’s Christmas in July at Cambridge
Warren! Our adorable Pre-K visited us
once again to bring some unseasonal
“Christmastime” joy to our residents!
Thank you, Jefferson DeFrees Pre-K, for
the crafts, and the laughs!
Aloha! Cambridge Hillside held the
most amazing Luau thanks to the love
of our residents, families, and staff! We
had a photobooth, themed drinks and
food, and face painting. Even the Fire
Department came to visit! Mahalo!
5.
HEY! Cambridge Falls had the BEST
visit from the ever talented…Hey JOE!
Our residents got to sing, clap along,
and some even got up to dance the day
away! We loved having you Hey Joe!
Come back soon!
Gorgeous Grandmas everywhere!
Cambridge Ebensburg had a wonderful
time celebrating “Gorgeous Grandmas
Day” this summer with fancy jewelry and
fresh hairstyles. Then Genette from Penn
Hospice brought roses, and Amber sang!
6.
Cambridge Riverview held a “Golden
Ticket” Willy Wonka and the Chocolate
Factory Extravaganza party! It was
delicious AND fun! Patricia even won the
“Golden Ticket”! She’ll be eating that for
a month!!!
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HOW TO
DIY crafts with Brandice
Our Queen of Crafting, activities director at Cambridge Pointe, Brandice is at it again, making adorable wooden
pumpkins with our residents! But this time we wanted to share the DIY with you. All of your supplies can be found
at a local Dollar Store, keeping cost down to $7.50 for the pumpkin patch, or just $0.94 per pumpkin!
SUPPLIES:
-72 piece tumbling tower set
-brown paint
-your favorite color paints
-paint brushes
-bag of moss
-mini glue gun
-mini glue gun sticks
STEP 1. Gather 9 wood
pieces and glue the narrow
sides of 2 together. REPEAT!
STEP 2: Glue a 3rd piece in
the center on the top of each
set.
STEP 3: Take 1 piece and glue
the narrow sides halfway up,
between 2 pieces to create the
pumpkin STEM.
STEP 4: Glue the 3 pieces
from step 2 to the STEM,
repeat on the other side.
Be sure to check out more photos of our residents completing the craft on Facebook!
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And then you....
PAINT!
STEP 5: Paint the stem brown and the rest
to the color of your liking, or leave natural!
OPTIONAL
STEP!
Distress the wood
with lighter/darker
color to show
details!
FINAL STEP: Once the paint dries, glue some moss to the base of the STEM and
now you have a cute wooden pumpkin!
If you try Brandice's DIY share a photo with us by emailing kfrickanish@cambridgeliving.org, or TAG us on
Facebook!
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RESIDENT
FEATURE
Meet Lois Fertick of Cambridge Ebensburg
For each issue of Cambridge Retirement Living, we like to highlight an amazing
resident from one of our Cambridge communities. We intend to capture their story
and receive wisdom from their amazing lives. Lois is no exception!
Lois Fertick was born March 4th, 1930, in Mundy’s Corner
Pennsylvania. She was the oldest of 3 children. Sadly, one of her brothers
passed away, but the other brother lives in Bradford, PA. When we asked
about her childhood, Lois told us that, because her brother loved dogs, she
always had little dogs at home. And she remembers that on Sundays their
family would go out for ice cream.
In a devastating turn of events, when Lois was only 8 years old,
she contracted Polio. The time spent in the hospital and years of medical
problems made it very difficult for her to keep up with her school studies.
As a result, when she entered high school as a freshman, so very behind
everyone else, she decided not to finish. Unfortunately, at that time, there
was no home tutoring available.
Her Polio affected her right leg, but Lois reminded us she did not let
it interfere with her ability to get a job or to raise a family.
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She worked at Kristy’s in Johnstown,
PA and a restaurant in Mundy’s Corner, PA
(neither business currently exists anymore).
It was one fateful day, when Lois was 21 years
old, working Mundy’s Corner restaurant
when she met her wonderful husband. They
were married 35 years and raised 5 beautiful
children.
“When the Polio vaccine came out
you can bet our children were probably the
first children in line to receive the vaccine.”
Lois loves her children and spoke
fondly of their memories together. As a
family they were very involved in horses and
their collected interest continued to grow
and grow until they had their own barn. Lois
herself helped her husband build their barn
and indoor riding area, so their children and
horses were ready when horse show season
started.
Horse show season was a big deal
in the Fertick household. Their weekends
were filled with horse shows and family
togetherness! They even spent their vacation
at the Cambria County Fair, showing horses
and enjoying the company of the many
friends that had the same interest in all things
equestrian. Lois felt she played the most
"Her Polio affected
her right leg, but
Lois...did not let it
interfere with her
ability to get a job or
to raise a family..."
important role at the horse shows. It was up
to her to not only make sure her children’s
show clothes were ready for each class they
were entered in, but also that everyone was
well fed. An important role indeed!
Though Lois’s love of horses led her
to being a 4H leader, she also enjoyed other
hobbies like crocheting and making wedding
cakes (which she provided for many a bride!).
But Lois’s baking went far beyond wedding
cakes. During the holidays, Christmas, and
Easter, it was time to get out the candy molds
to make dozens of chocolate candies that her
whole family enjoyed.
“And I cannot forget the cookies!” She
said, “Dozens and dozens of cookies being
baked, flour and cookie dough everywhere.”
They made so many that a large amount of
cookies were frozen and bought out for the
holiday gatherings.
In February of 2022 Lois became
a resident of Cambridge, Ebensburg. She
wanted us to know that she finds the staff to
be very friendly and helpful. And she truly
enjoys the live music entertainment that
Cambridge provides. “One of my favorite
spots is the community room with their large
windows. I can sit and watch traffic, and
maybe a horse trailer or two will pass by…”
We are so honored to have Lois at
Cambridge Ebensburg, and so touched to
hear her amazing story! A huge thank you
to Glenda Ritchick for helping us gather her
story.
RESIDENT FEATURE
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EDUCATION ARTICLE
10 WARNING SIGNS OF ALZHEIMER'S
AND THE WALK TO END
ALZHEIMER'S 2022
PRESENTED BY THE ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION
In Pennsylvania, there are more than
280,000 people living with Alzheimer’s
disease and over 500,000 caregivers,
according to the 2022 Alzheimer’s
Disease Facts and Figures report.
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common
form of dementia, a general term
for memory loss and other cognitive
abilities serious enough to interfere with
daily life.
There are 10 Warning Signs of
Alzheimer’s, according to the Alzheimer’s
Association, which include memory loss
that disrupts daily life, challenges in
planning or solving problems, difficulty
completing familiar tasks, confusion
with time or place, trouble understanding
visual images or spatial relationships,
new problems with words in writing or
speaking, misplacing things and losing
the ability to retrace steps, decreased or
poor judgment, withdrawal from work or
social activities, and changes in mood
or personality. If you or a loved one is
experiencing any of these symptoms,
the Alzheimer’s Association advises you
to schedule an appointment with your
doctor.
Early detection and diagnosis is
critical. The mission of the Alzheimer’s
Association is to lead the way to end
Alzheimer's and all other dementia —
by accelerating global research, driving
risk reduction and early detection, and
maximizing quality care and support.
One major fundraiser of the
Alzheimer’s Association is the Walk to
End Alzheimer’s, which is the world’s
largest event to raise awareness and
funds for Alzheimer’s care, support and
research. Walks take place across the
world and locally in the fall each year.
The Alzheimer’s Association Greater
Pennsylvania Chapter is holding events
in local communities across its 59 county
coverage area each weekend through
November.
On Walk day, participants honor those
affected by Alzheimer’s with the Promise
Garden ceremony — a mission-focused
experience that signifies solidarity in
the fight against the disease. The colors
of the Promise Garden flowers represent
people’s connection to Alzheimer’s —
their personal reasons to end the disease.
Those who are living with Alzheimer’s or
another dementia carry the blue flower,
while people who serve as caregivers
carry the yellow flower. Those who have
lost a loved one to the disease carry the
purple flower and the orange flower is
carried by those who support the vision
of the Alzheimer’s Association—a world
without Alzheimer’s and all other
dementia.
The Alzheimer’s Association
encourages local communities to come
together and fight for the first survivor.
If you would like to join us at your
neighborhood Walk to End Alzheimer’s,
visit alz.org/gpawalk to register. If
you are in need of support, call the
Alzheimer’s Association 24/7 Helpline at
800.272.3900.
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COURTESY OF ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION -ALZ.ORG
www.alz.org
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CAMBRIDGE LIVING | FALL | 2022
TOP FIVE PUMPKIN
PATCHES
OF WESTERN PA
Take the time this season to
explore these family friendly farms
and fun, on your way to see Mom
or Dad at any of our Cambridge
Neighborhoods!
2.
1.
GRIM'S ORCHARD & FAMILY FARMS
WEAKLAND FARMS
1. Open Saturdays and Sundays from September 10th
through Sunday October 30th 10am-6pm! You and your family can
enjoy a corn maze, pumpkin patch, apple orchard, hayrides, and
treats from the farm kitchen bakery and sweet treats spot! Just want
pumpkins and snacks? 7 days a week enter thru the exit tunnel
Greenhouse to purchase all things Fall!
Located at:
9875 Schantz Rd, Breinigsville, PA 18031
Just an hour and 15 minutes from Cambridge Riverview!
2. Weakland Farms Corn Maze is FAMOUS around these
parts! But if that’s not your thing you can always enjoy some educational
barnyard animal time, a wagon ride to the pumpkin patch, fall
decorations, crafts and even an indoor play area with inflatable bouncy
houses! Open Fridays-Sundays in the fall season, see their website for
more info on prices and fun! weaklandfarms.com
Located at:
582 Munster Rd, Portage, PA 15946
Just 10 minutes from Cambridge Ebensburg!
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PORT FARMS
3. There are almost too many
attractions to name at Port Farms in
Waterford, PA! September 17th-Oct
30th see how Port Farms “re-imagines
what a farm can be”. You can enjoy
the sites at this real working farm
while also enjoying hay wagon rides,
an 8-acre corn maze, slide mountain,
ball zone, game garden, pedal carts,
animals, trike tracks, fresh food and
MORE!
See their website for more info!
3.
Located at:
2055 Stone Quarry Rd, Waterford, PA
16441
Just 30 minutes from Cambridge
Corry!
TRIPLE B FARMS
NOW OPEN!
4. Triple B Farms is the place to be for apple
picking, pumpkin picking, flower picking, and
squash picking! Plus, other activities like giant
slides, educational acres, jumping pillows,
farmcade games, a rope maze, a duck race and
even a Singing Chicken Show! And you’re sure
to snack on all farm fresh foods your belly can
hold! Tickets are limited per day for COVID
precautions so order ahead ONLINE to avoid
any issues and have a blast!
Located at:
823 Berry Ln, Monongahela, PA 15063
Just 15 minutes from Cambridge Hillside and
just 20 minutes from Cambridge Creekside!
4.
NEED SOME
PUMPKIN
CARVING
INSPIRATION?
Follow the QR CODE for a link to
FREE templates for your carving
this Halloween! Happy Haunting!
5. HOZAK FARMS
5. Open every Saturday and Sunday in October enjoy FREE hayrides to the pumpkin
patch! After you’ve picked your perfect pumpkin, enjoy leaping into a giant straw pile,
pet a cute farm animal or paint your pumpkin! Then stop at the Gift Barn for all the fall
décor you could want!
Located at: 488 Anderson Hozak Rd, Clinton, PA 15026
Just 30 min from Cambridge Pointe and Cambridge Falls
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Fall 2022
upcoming events
HELLO FALL
scarecrow's return!
Cambridge Corry, Warren, Pointe, and Falls are
ready for the scarecrows to return! For local
business care partners, and referal sources.
Straws and Stakes provided, please BYO
decorations. Judging by our amazing residents!
Cambridge Corry: Thurs. 10/6 9am-2pm
Cambridge Falls: 10/12 10am-2pm
Cambridge Pointe: 10/5 10am-2pm
Cambridge Warren: Thurs. 10/13 9am-2pm
Winner recieves a fall fun basket/pumpkin spice
party at their office!
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Join us Saturday October 29th in the Cambridge
Corry Front Parking Lot/Patio, while our residents
hand out candy to ghosts and ghouls! Bring
the family for tricks, treats and Halloween fun!
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Alz Assoc. Fundraiser
Cambridge Pointe and Riverview are raising
money for the Alzheimer's Association! Join the
walk and join us on our fundraiser days for fun
and for a great cause! See pg 10 for more info.
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Cambridge Continued:
Each year Cambridge Retirement Living focuses on offering special events, competitions, donation stations
and FUN to our residents, staff, and our surrounding communities. We are so honored to be a part of each
and every neighborhood and always strive to give back to those around us. Thank you for your continued
participation! We couldn't do it without YOU!
We hope you'll join us for all of the wonder of the winter season!
WARREN'S FIRST ANNUAL FALL FESTIVAL!
Welcome one and all to the fall fest-i-val! We'll be hosting our first
ever Warren Fall Festival October 28th-30th from 11am-7pm each
day. Tour our newly renovated facility, meet our amazing staff and
stop to chat with our wonderful Warren residents!
Interested in becoming a vendor?
We'd LOVE to have you! Vendor Set up is Thursday October 27th
starting at 4pm. We're looking for crafters, gamers, and more! Be sure
to call or text Abbi at 814-718-2008 to book your spot TODAY!
CAMBRIDGE WARREN:
706 Pennsylvania Ave W. Warren, PA 16365
FIRST RESPONDER'S LUNCH AT POINTE!
National First Responders Day is in October, and Cambridge Pointe
wanted our local first responders to know that Cambridge Cares!
So, we’ll be hosting a Lunch on Friday October 21st from 10am-
2pm! So, swing by for a delicious meal to stay or to take with you!
Please RSVP to Kathleen at 724-944-1088 by Oct 18th so we know
how many amazing First Responders to expect! Thank you for all
that you do!
CAMBRIDGE POINTE:
160 Chapel Rd, Beaver, PA 15009
Want to stay in the know about all
things Cambridge? Be sure to follow us
on Facebook! We have separate pages
for Pointe, Falls, Ebensburg, Warren,
Creekside, Hillside, and Riverview. So be
sure to like and follow each page for the
most up to date information.
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Fall Fun
CROSSWORD
ACROSS:
4. Jewish Holiday, Rosh
___________
7. Scary Holiday
8. Fall from oak trees
9. Change Colors
11. For carving and pie
13. Color
DOWN:
1.Used to frighten Birds
2.Feast Holiday
3. Tool to clean the
grass of leaves
5. Marks the end of the
growing season
6. Squirrel
10. Another name for
Fall
12. Grows on stalks
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