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Mahalia Jackson Senior Apts. Residents Quarterly News-Magazine

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MAHALIA JACKSON SENIOR APTS. 9141-9177 SOUTH CHICAGO AVE. CHICAGO ILLINOIS

MJA IS IN THE GROOVE By

IN THIS ISSUE

October

Marie Johnson

GPS ON THE MOVE TALK RADIO Saturday August 30, 2014; Urban Broadcast Media kicked off Grand-Parents (GPS) on the Move Talk Show, to its repertoire. M.J.A. seniors, Mary Jane Richardson Senior and Vivian Harsh seniors are Co-anchor.

MJA AT THE ORIENTAL THEATRE Wednesday July 23, 2014; JEN-Care donated 5 transports, seating 10 each, for MJA’s 50 seniors to go and come home from MOTOWN the Musical in Chicago’s loop; at the request of Mr. Ron Sorrells, Resident Service Coordinator.

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Labor Day M.J.A. Mahalia Jackson Senior Apartments on South Chicago Ave in Chicago, Illinois. Good food, music and friends; all celebrations are spent in fellowship?

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Urban Broadcast Media (UBM), located 4108 S. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. and is adjacent to The Metropolitan Apostolic Community Church in Chicago Illinois. Which is under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Leon Finney Jr. has successfully and recently incorporated five savvy (not your regular) handpicked knowledge and experience filled senior residents of The Mahalia Jackson Senior Apts., The Mary Jane Richardson Apts. and Vivian Harsh WCDC Managed CHA buildings, to the oh so appropriately titled; Grand-Parents on The Move (GPS) Talk Show to their multifaceted UBM Talk Radio repertoire.

(GPS) Grand Parents on The move’s first UBM broadcast aired August 30, 2014 and will continue to broadcast every Saturday morning beginning at 11:00 am until 12:00 pm noon.

Special guest vary from Chicago Police, Insurance Info, Sagging pants and much more.

Radio listeners and callers are urged to download the free app from GOOGLE Store. It is UBM Talk on Urban broadcast Media; and to hear it online from your computers, notebooks and phones, just use your search engines like Google, Bing etc‌(it is very easy to do) and after you get to the google search, just log http://www.urbanbroadcastmedia.org and click on talk shows. Not only will you hear GPS on The Move but also the other talk shows that are broadcast from UBM. To join in the conversation, you are asked to please call 312-754-4333 during GPS air time.

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Suggestions or comments are welcome. The past shows have discussed many diversified topics. GPS was blessed to be joined, in the studio by a very insightful; as well as cooperative, Chicago policewoman; Officer Stacey Spires, who offered extremely viable information for anyone who is approached by police officers at any time under varied circumstances.

Topics cover a wide range of discussions and questions which are answered by GPS and the radio audience; meaning almost anything conceivable might be discussed on the talk show; as long as we keep it clean. C0-anchors are Mr. Lorenzo Young (Vivian Harsh Apts.), Ms. Rose Henderson, Ms. Doris Riley, Ms. Lenora Lusk and Ms. Marie Johnson (all of Mahalia Jackson Apts.) and Ms. Hermalene Jones (Mary Jane Richardson Apts.) These unusual seniors are guaranteed to provide their listeners with factual advice based exclusively on individual experiences and factual issues which are backed up thoroughly by extensive research. GPS is a team of individuals with an assortment of sway and through collaborated team effort they will bring listeners the best of the best.

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CHA has nearly 9,400 senior units in dozens of buildings located throughout Chicago. WCDC (Woodlawn Community Development Corporation) manages at least twenty of those buildings. More than 98 percent of senior housing has been rehabilitated and Mahalia Jackson Senior Apartments are at the top of the list of those. Top-Flight fully service computer lab, updated kitchens, new appliances, renovated bathrooms, healthy equipped exercise room, upgraded heating/cooling systems and construction on foundations of both 9141/9177 plus new tile on the apartments and hallway floors. Mahalia Jackson Senior Apts high-rise buildings offer breathtaking city views and amenities such as Golden Diner, recreation rooms, senior service offices, new 24-hour front desk monitors+security staff, on-site management and maintenance.

Another exciting element of MJA is The New Veterans Crafts and Friends of Veterans Craft Workshops. Our Resident Service Coordinator, Front Desk Security, Tenant Patrol, Bldg.

Council, Commodity Box workers, Golden Diner staff, Maintenance engineers and Bldg.

Management team; all deserve a SHOUT-OUT! And that’s not all that’s progressing at MJA. Keep your eyes open and watch the amazing transformation. WHOO-HOO!

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Table of Contents GPS on The Move…3 What’s Going On? ..................... 4 Difficult People .......................6 Summer Fun by Lee Thompson ...8 Someone You Should Know by Marie Johnson………9-10 Thank You Lord by Ruthie Ross…………………….11 Fun! Fun! Fun! by Patricia Gillison…………………….12 ELISHEMA R&B SINGER…………………13 COMEDY RELIEF by Marie Johnson…………………..14

BACK PAGE  Notices  Info  Other News

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What Does the Bible Say About Dealing With Difficult People?

You may know someone else who has had to deal with difficult people, or you may have experienced dealing with them yourself. As you study the Bible, you find that God lets other people and experiences build character in us. Often, we just want the difficult person to go away and bother someone else. But what if that someone else is you?

God wants us to strive for peace. So let's look at some relevant scriptures that show how to deal with difficult people.

What should our motive be when dealing with anyone?

Hebrews 12:14 Pursue peace with all people, and holiness, without which no one will see the Lord...

Romans 12:18 if it is possible, as much as depends on you, live peaceably with all men.

Regardless of how others treat us, we are to try to have peaceful relationships with them. In the beatitudes, Jesus Christ—the Prince of Peace—said that those who are peacemakers will be called the children of God (Matthew 5:9).

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What important character trait is needed to deal with difficult people?

Philippians 2:3 let nothing be done through selfish ambition or conceit, but in lowliness of mind let each esteem others better than himself.

DON’T BE AFRAID TO ASK QUESTIONS. MANY SENIORS HAVE GOTTEN TO THEIR GOLDEN YEARS AND MAY JUST FLOW WITH THE STATUS QUO BUT THAT IS NOT RIGHT. IF THERE IS A PROBLEM REGARDLESS OF PERSONAL OR ABOUT YOUR SURROUNDINGS, LIFE INSURANCE, HEALTH INSURANCE ETC…AND YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND IT. PLEASE GO TO YOUR RESIDENT SERVICE COORDINATOR AND THEY WILL CERTAINLY FIND THE ANSWERS NECESSARY TO BRING LIGHT TO YOUR UNANSWERED NEEDS.

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Letter from the Editor This marks the fourth issue of Mahalia Jackson Senior Residents Quarterly, a newsmagazine which will publish four times a year. The newsmag will bring you the latest news and information about Vital info, Events, MJA Events, Trips, and Health Policies for Seniors, Skating Parties, Arts & Crafts, and Dancing. We will also include information about memory impairments due to disease, injury, and aging, and current findings on how they can be treated.

My purpose for this news-mag is to help you make sense out of what is available to you, new health discoveries etc. For example, our cover on this issue represents our pride in being Mahalia Jackson Senior Apartment Residents and what’s new and has been done at, through and by MJA.

Another example, is something that is near to my heart (because I have experienced this); in the areas of health and it is “Memory Loss”.

Because our memory may tend to degrade as we age, such as memory for the names of people we have recently met. Other kinds of memory tend to survive well into old age, such as memory for new faces.

Also many of the articles in this news-mag have been written by senior residents of MJA. Of that, I am very proud and commend these writers for taking an active part and interest in their newsmag. If you're interested in participating in our MJA Senior Residents Quarterly; I urge you to send your stories, prayers, information, jokes, comments, suggestions and letters to me; the editor (Marie Johnson), please push them under my door, give them to one of the writers or give them to Mr. Ron Sorrells and I promise to include them (after I edit them) in the next quarterly issue.

We hope you find this news-mag informative and entertaining, and we welcome your comments. It is provided free of charge and in the meantime, don't forget that your memory is among your most precious assets. Use it every way you can, and work to make it the best that it can be. For advice on how to get started, check out Memory Tips by texting “Memory Tips” in the Google or Bing search.

Sincerely, From Your Editor

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Summer Fun and Vital Information

By Lee Thompson

Health Summit On Thursday July 24, 2014, a group of Mahalia Jacksons residents attended a Health Summit at the Metropolitan Apostolic Church at 4100 So. King Drive. Rev. Dr. Leon Finney Jr. was our gracious attentive host accompanied by Dr. David Meltzer and several medical staff from the University Of Chicago Hospital. The purpose of this Health Summit was to introduce and solicit new patients to participate in a “Comprehensive Care Program Study” being conducted at the University of Chicago. For more information on this study, please contact Dr. David Meltzer at: 773-702-4444 or visit the website at ccpstudy.uchicago.edu.

Senior Fest 2014 It’s that time again to get ready for a fun filled day at the Beautiful Millennium Park of downtown Chicago Illinois.

On SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 – at 9:30 A.M. through 2:00 P.M. LOCATION: MICHIGAN AVE AT WASHINGTON ST. (SNAP) Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Effective October 1, 2014, Chicago seniors with incomes less than $1256 per month may qualify for the SNAP program, and if you have high medical or living expenses, you may qualify with a higher income limit. For more info please visit Illinois Dept. of Human Services at 8001 South Cottage Grove.

Enjoy the Senior Summer Fest and Get Ready To Enjoy the Fall Free Festivals

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SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW

By Marie Johnson “MJA well renowned photographer is also Mr. James Kitchen, former GG (Golden Gloves) Boxer from 1962-1964 and holds the title for “Open Division Middleweight Champ” with 30 wins & 4 losses; he is our SPECIAL spotlight in this Fall issue of Mahalia Jackson Senior Residents Quarterly News-mag; of someone you should know.”

MJA has a large majority of celebrities who are now seniors and many go unnoticed, so we are taking the time to honor our celebrities. Boxing is a well-known sport that holds a large tradition and history, according to the history experts boxing was invented by the Greeks, in the antique Olympic Games boxers squared off against each other to find out who was the best man. Boxing became popular since this origin and spread worldwide, it took time but actually boxing is the most popular contact sport on the planet. You don’t have to be a boxing expert to enjoy boxing. In 1962 through 1964 Mr. James Kitchen was the CYO (Catholic Youth Organization) 160pound champion and even though he mentors through the youth mentorship and is a boxing official for The Illinois Amateur Boxing Association; he still has time for photography. And today, Mr. Kitchen is hailed as the No.1 Boxing photographer. When MJA asked Mr. Kitchen what he was proud of about his boxing career he said “That I have had these experiences and I am able to continue through coordinating the Youth Mentorship of C.Y.O. (Catholic Youth Organization). He has many photos displayed of himself at his home, with Muhammad Ali, Larry Holmes, Sugar Ray Leonard, George Forman, Tommy “Hitman” Hearns and a variety of boxing legends. Mr. James Kitchen is the photographer of all these photographs. We tip our hats in celebration of Mr. James Kitchen; someone we are proud to know.

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SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW Continued‌

The tradition of oral narrative; or the art of storytelling, is something that has been with humanity ever since its origin. These days, storytelling sometimes seems like a dead art. Still, there are significant opportunities for someone who wants to become a professional storyteller and rely on this kind of activity for their livelihood. Regardless of their history or background, professional storytellers can often find a range of venues and opportunities for practicing this age-old trade. An inventor is considered the first person to create a new item or different way of doing something.

Inventors are highly original thinkers who tend to look for ways to solve problems and improve on existing ideas to develop a useful item that fills a need. Some have changed the way entire nations of people live. At MJA we have someone who does both; Mr. Richard Palmer Thomas, BS. Richard draws upon fantasy, reality, humor and improvisation and his background in science; to tell stories of social and educational relevance, to audiences of all ages and cultures. He has performed solo and with jazz, modern music ensembles and the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, festivals, theatres, music clubs, schools and libraries in Chicago, Seattle, Philadelphia, Atlanta and New York City.

And if that is not enough to make your eyeballs pop; read this! The Choice 'n Consequence Board Game was created by Mr. Richard Palmer Thomas.

This is a therapeutic, educational board game designed to help substance abusers and potential abusers pin-point and identify personal problems. And it has been in use at The Veterans Hosp. Bldg.14 and a treatment program, Directed by Dr. Eleanor Harris, PhD. MJA can be proud of their residents because of so many accomplishments and it behooves this news-mag to spot-light these wonderful people. It is

appropriate, suitable; it befits and we salute the residents of Mahalia Jackson Senior Apartments with this column. Congrats!

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GOD is with us ALWAYS-Trust in the LORD with all thy heart; and lean not to thy own understanding.

PROVERBS 3:5

THANK YOU LORD

By Ruthie Ross

“Let Me Be A Blessing Lord” Let me be a blessing, lord To all who pass my Way; Walk with me and guide me In all I do and say.

Lead me to the lonely ones That I might bring them cheer, To show I care and want to help And that YOU are ALWAYS near.

Let me share with others Your covenant and creed; Help me to instill NEW Faith.

Let me fill their void and need. I strive to serve you faithfully, to channel Hope in your accord; Empower me, show me the way, THEN let me be a blessing Lord.

Amen and Amen

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Fun! Fun! Fun! With MJA

By Patricia Gillison MJA has a Resident Service Coordinator who believes in getting the best for the seniors; Mr. Ron Sorrells.

We want to share with you just a few of our many summer and early fall events that we were privy to attend.  MOTOWN LIVE- Wednesday July 23, 2014 - MUCH More than a “Broadway Show” for 50 MJA Seniors. The Show was “STUNNING” and MJA Happily Participated with the music that took us on a joyful ride back down memory lane.  Saturday, August 9, 2014 ~ Marshall Thompson & the Chi-Lites Salute to America’s Purple Heart Recipients was fantastic. Singer ELISHEMA (who performed at MJA) was the opening act. I tip my hat to all the performers.  Friday August 15, 2014 MJA attended The CHA Music Fest at Ada S. McKinley. It was very festive, active and fun. Good food, good music, good fun for all.  Labor Day at MJA was held Saturday August 30, 2014 in The Golden Diner of MJA., was wonderful. D.J. Paul Washington heightened the Labor Day spirit with an assortment of Summer Sounds, dusties and JAMES BROWN making this a Real Holiday.  The African Fest in Washington Park runs August 29 thru September 1 2014.  MJA looks forward to the “Universoul Circus” in Washington Park! (Seniors get discounts) SEE YA THERE!

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Elishema is a Chicago based R&B/Soul singer, songwriter, producer, and has amazed listeners with her singing gifts for years and is often compared vocally to some of the great singers such as the late Whitney Houston, yet having the performance dynamics of a Mary J. Blige. Her influences include Michael Jackson, Mariah Carey, Patti Labelle, and Brandy to name a few. Her sound and persona can best be described as a Lauryn Hill meets Beyoncé with a tasteful twist of Rihanna.

And as a songwriter she aims to inject wisdom, love and gratitude into the themes of her songs which she labels “Music of Empowerment.”

She officially blasted onto the music scene with her 2010 Jazzy R&B single “Sophisticated Man” which was well received by both internet and specialty commercial radio and praised by fans worldwide. She has completed two albums; “New Beginnings” (2010) and “Break a Sweat for Me,” which has been released in May 2014. Elishema performed at The Mahalia Jackson Senior Center on South Chicago Ave. in Chicago Illinois on Thursday July 3, 2014 at 2:00pm and was well received by the MJA audience and raised the roof, when she incorporated “Audience Participation” within her performance. She has graced the stages of venues like the Rosemont Convention Center, The Chicago Theatre, UIC Forum and a host of others; touching the hearts of thousands of music lovers with her charismatic voice and vibrant performance. Since then Elishema has continued to grow and conserve her fan base through live performances and the releasing of new music that now includes the latest single from her collection, “Your Love.” This song is a sincere emotional R&B ballad, in which she acknowledges the wonderful miracle’s in her life, and then pays homage to the Magnificent One who makes them possible.

While currently working on yet another album with numerous collaborative projects in the works; Elishema will continue to perform any and everywhere her presence is welcomed from conventional music venues, house concerts, fundraisers, apartment complexes, and even street festivals, because music runs deep within her soul and inspiring the world through song is– her goal!

What People are Saying about Elishema?    

Hotter than Beyoncé - Marshal Thompson (Chi-Lites) I recommend her music for all – Greetings DJ Antonio (Valencia Spain) All her songs are beautiful – Bonnie McGill (Ontario Canada) Loving the feeling of uniqueness in her style – RS Mahmood (Dubai, AE)

Elishema presents her shows in a variety of formats; depending on the venue’s need: solo, duo, trio, four or five piece band, with or without dancers. She has opened for the legendary Chicago singing group, The Chi-Lites at many concerts and festivals. Elishema’s debut album gained prominence throughout the music world and was played in rotation here in Chicago on the Shelby Moore Show 106.3 FM and she was featured on BET, “Lens on Talent.”

For bookings, Concerts, Appearances, festivals and showcases contact: Larry Mannie-Manager-312.473.0055 or 773-517-2537 (Arisingstar@aol.com)

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From the Desk of Ms. Mary Love Reid Mahalia Jackson Senior Apartments Building Council President When I took the oath of office as Mahalia Jackson Senior Apartments (MJA) Building President; there was no doubt in my mind that this would be a challenge, yet a challenge well worth giving my all because I knew, this would be a task that needed GOD’S direction and guidance. My prayers are that GOD will protect everyone in this building from all hurt, harm or/and danger and provide the wisdom, knowledge and understanding, which would allow me to do my very best at helping each resident obtain their needs thereby, making it a pleasure to reside at MJA. And that GOD will protect each of us and our family members as we go and come through MJA front/side and parking lot doors. It is vitally important that every resident knows, there is someone standing up for them in situations where they are not there and in circumstances when an advocate is required and necessary for the best possible outcome. I have always worked at helping others, whether in a large or small capacity. It makes me to know that my life has not been lived in vain. We are all connected as brothers and sisters and should always work together and love one another as we love ourselves. If anyone needs my assistance, please knock on my door or give me a phone call and I will do my best to help you or find the answers you need.

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Psalm 121:1-2King James Version (KJV) I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help.

2. My help cometh from the LORD, which made heaven and earth.

From the Desk of Ms. Doris Riley Mahalia Jackson Senior Apartments Building Council Vice President

”The Lord is my Light/my salvation, the Lord is the strength of my life, whom shall I fear.” Psalm 27.

At the onset of this building council, we knew this position would be a challenge. As we discussed the benefit of a building of this size, having concerned residents as council; could be nothing but successful. And our agenda will always be comfort, better living conditions, safe housing, healthcare info and effectiveness for each MJA resident. The Council polled tenants in order to obtain opinions, grievances and suggestions for change, not only to advocate for the betterment of all residents but to also create a better building council. We also adhere to The Bylaws; which must be practiced when gathering information, during meetings and/or when talking to residents. MJA residents must adhere to these Bylaws as well.

There have been a few roadblocks but none that will deter our moving forward. Each roadblock has been a learning experience, which will only make this council more effective. MJA is a family and we will learn to work together as one common denominator, looking forward to common good for all.

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COMEDY RELIEF

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The Old Days

By Marie Johnson

A grandpa was telling his young grandson what life was like when he was a boy. "In the winter we’d ice skate on our pond. In the summer we would swim in the pond, and pick berries in the woods. We’d swing on an old tire my dad hung from a tree on a rope. And we had a pony we rode all over the farm."

The little boy was amazed, and sat silently for a minute. Finally he said, "Granddad, I should a gotten to know you SOONER!

HEARING BETTER NOW An elderly man was having hearing problems and went to see a specialist. The doctor fitted him with some hearing aids that brought his hearing back to full strength.

After a few weeks the man came back to make sure the new equipment was working properly, which it was.

The hearing specialist said, “It all seems perfect. Your family should be delighted you can hear everything now.”

“Oh no,” the man responded. “I haven’t told any of them. I just sit quietly, listening carefully. I’ve changed my will four times.”

This is our FALL issue of the MJA Quarterly News-Magazine and not many of you have added ANY content to this endeavor.

Please contribute jokes, prayers, stories, photos, puzzles or ANY INFORMATION that may be beneficial to all. To: Editor: Marie Johnson-9177 South Chicago Ave. Ste.415 Chicago, IL. 60617 -312.480.8367

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SIGN-UP FOR CEDA.

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If you have NOT signed up for CEDA PLEASE come to the GOLDEN DINER on Thursday September 18th & Friday September 19th from 11:30am til 2:00pm and sign up for LHEAP assistance.

SAFETY TIPS for SENIORS LIVING ALONE

As a senior living alone, you’re probably more safety conscious than ever but there are many ways to reduce hazards. (1.) It makes sense for seniors living alone to put systems in place to reduce kitchen hazards. 

MACEO INC., will be onsite to sign you up.

Please Bring:   

Social Security or SSI Income Letters Your last utility bill Identification

If you DONOT have income letters or Soc. Sec. Cards please visit Soc. Sec. Office at 9718 So. Cottage Grove to achieve them.

Staff WILL NOT be pulling letters from files.

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(2.) Bathroom safety.  

Following Residents Responsibility Rules & Regulations are reason for termination 7. CHA discovers false statements or fraud by the resident in connection with application for assistance or with re-examination of income.

Double check that an appliance is turned off when you’ve finished using it, and always check the oven, burners, and coffeemaker before leaving home and at bedtime.

Set a kitchen timer when you cook, and never leave food unattended. Avoid loose clothing when you’re cooking, and keep towels, and potholders away from the stovetop.

Keep a fire extinguisher handy and know how to operate it before you need to use it.

Use a nightlight in the bathroom so you don’t wander around in the dark; you might fall.

Unplug electrical appliances like electric razors, curling irons, fans, blow dryers or makeup mirrors when you finish using them. Leave a note on the mirror or the appliance, so you remember.

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8. The resident ALLOWS an UNAUTHORIZED individual to reside in unit.

11. The resident allows CHA-BARRED individuals to visit the unit. (Refer to Sec.IV.D of the ACOP for policy on barred individuals) 12. The resident ALLOWS visitors to remain in the unit for a time period that exceeds the limits stated in the CHA Visitors Policy- Sec.IV.D of the ACOP WITHOUT approval of the property manager.

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17. The resident fails to comply with ALL responsibilities imposed upon the resident and resident AUTHORIZED members by applicable provisions of the building & housing codes materially affecting HEALTH & SAFETY. 19. The resident or ANY AUTHORIZED household members, visitors, guests, or persons under the residents control fail to refrain from destroying, defacing, damaging, littering, urinating or removing ANY PART of the dwelling units or developments (building property).

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Be careful when entering your car, whether you’re at home or out in the community. Check all around the car and back seat for possible intruders or safety hazards before you get in and lock the doors immediately after you enter the car.

Don’t drive when you’re tired, woozy from medication, or upset.

Make sure your windshield, (check rear & side mirrors) mirrors, and windows are clean.

Drive defensively; no matter how careful you are remember the old adage from driver’s education, “Always leave yourself an out.” Be Careful.

(4.) Out in the community.

21. The resident fails to keep the unit & surroundings as may be assigned; in clean healthy manner.

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VIOLATIONS OF THESE AND OTHER RULES SPECIFIED IN CHA HANDBOOK CAN BE CAUSE FOR IMMEDIATE TERMINATION. IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR RESIDENT SERVICE COORDINATOR/OR MANAGEMENT.

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Beware of your surroundings.

Never leave your purse unattended. Hold it close to your body, and keep your wallet in an inside pocket, with a rubber band wrapped around it. The rubber band makes it difficult for a thief to remove the wallet.

Divide your cash; carry a small amount in your wallet.

One credit or debit card. BE SAFE!