Celebrating 40 Years of Excellent Senior Care Lake Shore Assisted Living 211 Lake Shore Rd. Lake Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 Website:LakeShoreli.com Email:[email protected] Facebook: “Lake Shore Assisted Living” The Lake Shore Times 211 Lake Shore Rd Lake Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 631-585-8800 MAY 2015 Let’s Talk Recreation: May Day/Lei Day Friday May 1st Cinco De Mayo Celebration Tuesday May 5th Sight Seeing at Planting Fields Arboretum Lake Shore’s Staff Steven Marcus-Administrator Christine Klein-Administrator Lori Brandt-Admissions Coordinator Denise Komnick-Bookkeeper Bill Klein-Recreation Director Christopher Grzymala-Head Chef Sean Baksh-Maintenance Supervisor Donna Feuer-Housekeeping Supervisor Sherry-Ann Phagoo-Wellness Director Thursday May 7th Employee Spotlight/News th ** On Sunday May 10 we would like to wish all of the Mother’s a very Happy Mother’s Day! Happy Birthday Day Donna L-May 6th Eileen B-May 8th Kevin R-May 15th Kellyrose M-May 18th Chris G-May 28th Maria C-May 29th **Employee Summer Fun… Any Staff Member interested in taking part in the Annual Run @ the Lake, Lake Shore’s Administration will cover the cost of the entry. Please stop by the Main Office before May 15th to register. Mother’s Day Sunday May 10th St. James Health Care’s: Dancing w/the Star Wednesday May 20th Memorial Day Weekend Celebration w/Jim Papa Saturday May 23rd Baby Lamb Chop Special Dinner Thursday May 28th Star Playhouse: “A Chorus Line” Sunday May 31st Dear Family & Friends, Here comes May Day, Cinco de Mayo, Mother’s Day, Memorial Day, Armed Forces Day, and Shavuot. Add Gifts from the Garden Month and Herb Month, and it’s about “thyme” to celebrate May! Oh what a glorious month when the weather is finally warming up and the flowers are in full bloom… This month we will have our first picnic of the season (and we know you can’t wait!) We have also planned a special Mother’s Day Celebration on Sunday May 10th. We invite all friends and family to join us for this afternoon of sweet treats and musical entertainment by John. Memorial Day is the unofficial start of the summer. For Memorial Day Weekend we have put together a special show with musical guest Jim Papa in our newly remodeled court yard. Enjoy delicous treats, dancing and cocktails. May is such a beautiful month on Long Island. We hope you all take advantage of spending time outside in sunshine and the activities we have planned for the month. Happy Mother’s Day! Until Next Month, The Recreation Department It’s Time to Celebrate Motherhood Celebrated with great enthusiasm in the U.S., Mother’s Day falls on Sunday, May 10. It’s Anna Jarvis who’s known as “the mother of Mother’s Day,” for she so adored her mom that she campaigned for a holiday to celebrate all mothers. Jarvis herself never married nor bore children, but this didn’t stop her from lobbying those in power to set aside a day to honor mothers. In 1914, U.S. President Woodrow Wilson made the second Sunday in May “Mother’s Day.” Meanwhile, in the U.K., a holiday honoring motherhood dates back much further. In the 1600s, the fourth Sunday of Lent was dedicated as Mothering Sunday. Church service was devoted to the Virgin Mary, and families were encouraged to attend services not at their local parish but at their “mother” church, or cathedral. The tradition of Mothering Sunday largely died out in the 19th century, but when American servicemen flooded Europe during World War II—bringing their American Mother’s Day holiday with them— Mothering Sunday became popular once again. Mother’s Day is now celebrated in March or May in countries around the globe, including Australia, Canada, Spain, India, and South Africa. Grandma Glo’s Joke Column: Funny Money Inheritance: Wife-“I think you only married me because my daddy left me a lot of money.” Husband-“That’s not true. I don’t care who left you the money.” No Change: When Johnny swallowed three pennies and a nickel, his mother rushed him to the hospital. After a few hours, she asked the doctor how Johnny was doing. The doctor replied, “There’s no change yet.” Notable Quotable “The world’s favorite season is spring. All things seem possible in May.” ~ Edwin Way Teale (American naturalist and Pulitzer Prizewinning writer) first visit and $100 for each one after. The woman went to the doctor’s office and, trying to save a little money, cheerily announced, “I’m back!” Not fooled for a second, the doctor quickly examined her and said, “Very good, just continued the treatment I prescribed on the last visit.” Counterfeiter: A counterfeiter decided that the easiest way to pass off his phony $18 bills would be to unload them in some small rural town, so he drove until he found a tiny town with a single general Expensive Doctor: merchandise store.. “Could you change A young woman wasn’t feeling well, this for me, please?” and she asked one of her co-workers to The store clerk looked at the bill for a recommend a physician. “I know a few seconds and then smiled at the man. great one in the city, but he is very “Of course I can. Would you prefer two expensive. He charges $500 for the $9 bills or three $6 bills?” An Expression of Aloha In Hawaii, May Day is Lei Day. Since 1927, Hawaiians have celebrated this holiday and publically honored the lei—that quintessential Hawaiian necklace fashioned of flowers and vines. Lei garlands are given as an expression of welcome, friendship, and support when a loved one arrives, departs, or celebrates something special. The act of fashioning a lei is a sacred one. Legend has it that, as the creator weaves a lei, a piece of his spirit enters into the garland—and passes along to the recipient. **Celebrate May Day Hawaiian Style! On May 1st pick up your Leis in the Main Office! How can we HELP you?? Need Postage Stamps? ~Stop by the main office and we will be happy to address and stamp any envelope or package you want to send out. We also have change of address forms for your convenience. SCAT (Suffolk County Accessible Transportation) Applications: ~If you would like assistance filling out your SCAT Application, Bill Klein, in the main office will help you fill out the application as well as take the photos needed for the application. Emailing Family & Friends: ~If you would like to stay in touch with family and friends we offer assistance with email. Stop by the main office and one of the office staff members will help you send an email. Complimentary Wifi: Lake Shore offers Complimentary Wifi. If you have a computer you would like us to connect to our wifi network see Bill Klein and we will have you up and running in no time! Following a Technological Treasure Map Geocaching is a sport that combines treasure hunting and technology. The very first geocache consisted of a five-gallon bucket filled with a map, two CDROMs, a cassette recorder, a VHS movie tape, a book, four $1 bills, a slingshot handle, and a can of black-eyed peas. It may not be glamorous, but this treasure has nonetheless gone down in geocaching history as the “Original Stash.” The bucket was buried in the ground by Dave Ulmer of Beavercreek, Oregon. On May 3, 2000, he posted the stash’s GPS coordinates—of N 45° 17.460 W 122° 24.800 — online. In this way, anyone with a hand-held GPS device could find this buried “treasure.” And geocaching was born. This sport is now practiced worldwide, with millions of caches hidden all over—just waiting for someone to find them. And while food like the original can of beans from Ulmer’s first geocache (now housed in the case at right) is no longer allowed in caches, that can of 15year-old beans remains the “most-found travel bug in the world.” France’s May 5 March to Puebla El Cinco de Mayo—Spanish for “the Fifth of May”—has become known as the day of Mexico’s independence. But it actually celebrates the Mexican army’s victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla, led by General Ignacio S. Zaragoza. In 1862, Mexico had just gained independence from Spain. France seized this as an opportunity to expand its empire and launched an assault at Veracruz, a 600-mile march from Mexico City. An underwhelming Mexican militia of 4,500 led by Zaragoza met the 8,000 well-armed French troops at Puebla. Though the French army was considered the greatest fighting force in the world, the Mexicans defeated the French in this battle. Six years later, France withdrew its claim on the country. It was this May 5 David-versus-Goliath moment that instilled a new sense of patriotism and national pride in the young country of Mexico. Celebrate Cinco de Lake Shore style with our Special Mexican Lunch and Spanish Music w/Nancy!! Poetry Corner: Springtime of our Lives… Mothers are the Gardeners… I feel like I have something to say Mothers are the gardeners About the beautiful flowers that bloom Of wind-blown wild flowers. in May They water them with happy tears, We celebrate Spring in the old Happy with them many years, fashioned way. So happy to see a long winter go away. Even as the hours So go outside and enjoy the sun, Ring with sweet, sad melodies While looking forward to some summer Sighing through their bowers. fun! By Lake Shore’s Poetry Group Notable Quotable “We know what we are, but know not what we may be. ” ~ William Shakespeare Welcome to the Neighborhood The Lake Shore staff is dedicated to making sure you feel at home. We’ve had several residents move in this month and we’d like to extend a special welcome to those folks who are new to our community. Lake Shore’s New Residents Notable Quotable “Hail, bounteous May, that doth inspire Mirth, and youth, and warm desire…” ~ John Milton (English Poet, 1608–1674) Vincent C Mary P Jennie W Marylin W New Resident Welcome Tea Monday May 25th at 4:00pm in the 2nd Floor Cocktail Lounge. Come discover your new home. Refer a Friend Program Wouldn’t you love to have your friends as your neighbors? So would we! And we’ll reward you with $500 off your next monthly payment for recommending Lake Shore. Make sure your friends list you as their referral. Speak with Lori Brandt or Christine Klein for more details. Resident of the Month: Bobby Dolling Our Resident of the month is Beulah Dolling or as she likes to be called “Bobby.” Bobby was born and raised in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn. Bobby’s father was a sewing machine operator working in the garment district. Her mother was a salesgirl in Gimbels until she had her children. Bobby had one older brother Eddie and one younger brother Morton. She got along great with her brothers who were very protective of their only sister. Bobby went to PS 144 until 6th grade. She then attended an all-girls school from the 6th grade to the 8th grade. One of Bobby’s favorite memories of her school years was swimming class! As they progress with the lessons the girls were given different color bathing caps as their swimming improved. She never got past the first color-“I hated to swim!” Bobby attended the Thomas Jefferson High School. After High School Bobby worked part time as a bookbinder and a professional dancer, which she really love! Bobby met her husband Ben at a party. Ben came to the party with a girl but left with Bobby…They dated for four years before getting married. They stayed in Brooklyn for a while and had two children, a daughter Sandra Michele and a son Dennis Michael. Ben worked as a boilerrmaker welder, and Bobby was a good homemaker but a lousy cook! They ate out a lot! Bobby and Ben moved to Long Island in the 50’s. They first bought a home in North Bellmore then moved to Moriches. Ben loved the water and boating so Moriches was the perfect spot. Bobby made many friends in Moriches, many of whom she is still friends with today. Bobby has volunteered at various places throughout her life. “I love to help people, making someone happy makes me happy!” In June 1996 Bobby started volunteering at Brookhaven Hospital. She continued volunteering there for over 19 years. She loved volunteering there and is remembered to this day. Bobby came to Lake Shore last May. She can be found playing Bingo, going out on all the bus trips, she especially loves eating out at J&R Steakhouse & Wendy’s. Say hi to Bobby, she’s very friendly and has no trouble holding up her half of the conversation☺ Health & Fitness Corner: Meditation in May In addition to the other holidays and observances on page 1, May also is “Meditation Month.” For some, meditation is an important part of spirituality—where a calm and open mind creates a space for divine influence, prayer, and worship. For others, meditation reduces stress, builds confidence, and even supports personal goals at work or in the home. Still others use meditation for pain relief. There are a variety of meditation techniques. One method is to repeat a mantra or sound. Some chant the Sanskrit syllable om, while others choose to repeat any phrase they wish. The goal is to be comfortable, focus on the sound, and shut off the intellectual side of our brains. Other methods, such as Zen Buddhist meditation, focus on the breath. Participants practice in a seated position or lie flat on their backs, breathing deeply and focusing on individual body parts. With “guided visualization,” participants concentrate on an imaginary environment such as a grassy field or beneath a waterfall. These are just a few meditation types. It’s important to check with your doctor before finding a variety that works best for you. Luckily, there are 31 days in May to explore all the options. Lake Shore’s May Birthdays In astrology, those born from the 1st to the 20th in May have the star sign of the Bull of Taurus. Bulls show steady, dogged persistence. Once goals are reached, they enjoy being rewarded. Those born between the 21st and 31st are Gemini’s Twins. Geminis love conversation, and they’re good at it, too! Witty, intellectual, curious, and imaginative, they‘re often the life of the party. Happy Birthday To: Madeline M-May 11th James M-May 12tMh Dale P-May 12th Bertha S-May 12th th Gary W-May 17 Paul S-May 18th Esther D-May 19th Edith L-May 20th Mary V-May 20th Martha F-May 22nd Julia L-May 22nd Richard M-May 23rd Samson S-May 24th Take a Birthday Bough Poplar: May 1–14 Those who fell from the poplar tree have a very artistic nature. They are good organizers and like their surroundings to be neat and clean. They’re deep thinkers, fascinated by psychology while also able to keep the big picture in mind. fall in love only once. Honesty is very important to them, and they have a well-developed sense of justice. They make great friends and can usually be trusted with a secret. Ash: May 25–31 People who fell off the ash tree are vivacious, fun, carefree. In relationships, they often use their brain—instead of their heart—to make decisions. They are ambitious and won’t allow anything to stand in the way of their goals. Birthday Breakfast Wednesday May 27th Chestnut: May 15–24 Those who come from the chestnut tree are extremely faithful partners who often Birthday Party w/Tommy Parris Thursday May 28th What’s Lucky This May? Lucky Day: Tuesday Lucky Number: 3 Lucky Letter: M Lucky Bird: Nightingale Lucky Drink: Mint Tea Special Events for MAY May 5th Cinco De Mayo Celebration May 9th Staller Center Opera May 10th Happy Mother’s Day May 13th Dance Party w/ Irene & the Lake Shore Staff May 20th St. James Health Care’s Dancing w/the Stars May 23rd Memorial Day Weekend Celebration w/Jim May 25th Memorial Day BBQ May 28th Special Dinner: Baby Lamb Chops May 31st Star Playhouse Presents: A Chorus Line Activity Areas: B=Bus ICS=Ice Cream Shop MD=Main Dining Room SD=Small Dining Room MO=Main Office PL=Piano Lounge 1L=1st Floor Lounge 2L=2nd Floor Lounge CL=Cocktail Lounge 3R=3rd Floor Rec. Room C=Courtyard P=Porch in front of building Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 9:00 Coffee Social-ICS 9:15 Nail Painting by Eileen 10:00 Bagels & Juice-CL/BK 10:00 Rosary Prayer-2L 10:30 News & Views w/Eileen-CL 10:00 BINGO-2L/JM 11:00 Sit & Stretch w/Eileen-2L 10:30 Classical Piano Music w/Jeff 1:00 Arts & Crafts-2L/EB 1:00 Left, Right Center .25¢-2L/JM 1:30 Saturday Movie: 2:00Resident Council Meeting-2L “Walk The Line”-SD 3:00 Happy Hour-CL/JM 2:00 BINGO-2L/EB 3:30 May IQ-2L/JM 3:00 Make Your Own Sundaes-MD 4:00 Wii Games-2L/JM 3:30 Wii Games-2L/EB 6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV 1 6:00 Classic Movie-1L 2 9:15 Coloring & Tunes w/Josephine-2L 9:15 Learn to Paint w/Eileen-2L Cinco De Mayo 10:00Shopping at Wal*Mart-B/BK 9:15 Exercise To Music-2L/EB 10:00 Weekly Chronicles-2L/EB 10:00 King Kullen-B/BK 9:00 Coffee & Crosswords-ICS 9:15 Zumba Gold w/Joy-2L 10:00 King Kullen/Cleaners-B/BK 11:00 BINGO-2L/JM 11:00 Waist Watchers/Walking-C/EB 10:00 Rosary & Communion-2L 11:30Lunch at Boston Market-B 12:00 Special Invitation Lunch 12:00 Lunch at Hotoke Japanese 11:00 Chat & Color w/Eileen-2L 12:15 Delicious Dessert Sale-MD 11:30 Mexican Fiesta w/Spanish Italian/American Hero (Tables 1-10) 1:15 Sight Seeing Adventure: Hibachi Grill-B/BK 1:30 Word Search Competition: Searching for May-CL 1:00 Hand Weights w/Eileen-2L Music by Nancy & Special Lunch 1:15 Shopping at the Smith Haven Planting Fields Arboretum-B/BK Mall(2 1/2 hours)-B/BK 1:00 Humor: Laughing through May 2:00 Movie: Dolphin Tale-2L 2:00 Jackpot BINGO-2L/EB 3:00 Happy Hour-CL/JM 2:00 Horse Racing($1)-CL/JM 2:00 Penny BINGO-2L/EB 2:30 Crocheting Club w/Maria 3:00 Happy Hour-CL/EB 4:00 Wii Games-2L/JM 3:00 Happy Hour/Word Scramble-CL 3:00 Drink of the Day-CL/JM 3 4:00 Lucky Numbers .25¢-2L 2:30 Happy Hour-CL/MC 6:00 BIG Screen Movie: 4:00 Roulette for Prizes-CL/JM 4:00 Wii Bowling-2L/EB 3:00Homemade Cookies Social-MD 6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV 4 6:00 Psalms, Hymns & Songs-2L 5 6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV The Judge(2014)-SD 7 6 9:30 Chat & Color-2L/RV 10:15 Mass at St. Joseph’s-B/JD 11:00 Lutheran Service-2L 1:00 BINGO-2L/RV 9:15 Zumba Gold w/Joy-2L 9:15 Nail Painting by Eileen 10:30 News & Views w/Eileen-CL 11:00 Sit & Stretch w/Eileen-2L 11:30 Staller Center Opera: Cavalleria Rusticana (Mascagni) and Pagliacci (Leoncavallo)-$25-B 1:00 Arts & Crafts-2L/EB 2:00 BINGO-2L/JM 2:00 BINGO-2L/EB 3:30 Happy Hour-CL/JM 3:00 Make Your Own Sundaes 4:00 Wii Games-2L/JM 5:00 Italian Take-In (Place order by 3) 3:30 Wii Bowling Competition-2L 9 6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV 8 6:00 Classic Movies-1L 9:15Coloring & Tunes w/Josephine-2L 9:15 Nail Painting by Eileen Activity Staff: Recreation Director: BK=Bill Klein Recreation Assistants: EB=Eileen Blanchard JM=Josephine Murphy JD=James DiVita MC=Maria Cosenza RV=Resident Volunteer Community Volunteers: Dorothy Reinmuth: Psalms Hymns & Songs Pat Meyer: Communion Service & Rosary Deacon Chris: Holy Cross Lutheran Service Stanley Gatland: Pet Therapy w/Sally Thursdays @3:00pm Pet Therapy w/Greyhounds Friday May 8th & 22nd 9:30 Chat & Color-2L/RV 10:15 Mass at St. Joseph’s-B/JD 11:00 Holy Cross Lutheran Service-2L 1:00 BINGO-2L/RV 1:30 Word Search CompetitionCher-CL 2:00Movie: Moonstruck-2L 2:30 Crocheting Club w/Maria 2:30 Happy Hour-CL/MC 17 3:00Homemade Cookies Social-MD 9:15 Exercise To Music-2L/EB 10:00 Chair Volleyball-CL/EB 10:00 King Kullen-B/BK 10:00 Rosary & Communion-2L 11:00Waist Watchers/Walking-C/EB 11:00 Chat & Color w/Eileen-2L 1:00 Hand Weights w/Eileen-2L 11:30 Lunch at J&R Steakhouse 1:30 Sight Seeing Adventure-B/BK 1:00 Short Story: Long Lost Med-2L 2:00 Jackpot BINGO-2L/EB 2:00Penny BINGO-2L/EB 3:00 Happy Hour-CL/EB 3:00 Happy Hour-CL/EB 4:00 Lucky Numbers .25¢-2L 4:00 Wii Bowling-2L/EB 6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV 18 6:00 Psalms, Hymns & Songs-2L 19 9:00 Coffee & Crosswords-ICS 9:30 Chair Yoga-2L/JM 10:00 Hallway Bowling-CL/BK 11:00 BINGO-2L/JM 11:30 St. James Health Care Presents: Dancing w/the Stars-B 2:00 Queen of Hearts Card Game-CL 3:00 Drink of the Day-CL/JM 4:00 Roulette for Prizes-CL/JM 5:00 $5 Pizza Dinner-SD/BK 6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV 20 9:15 Zumba Gold w/Joy-2L 10:00 King Kullen/Cleaners-B/BK 11:00 BINGO-2L/JM 12:15 Delicious Dessert Sale-MD 1:15 Sight Seeing Adventure 2:00 Horse Racing($1)-2L/JM 3:00 Happy Hour-CL/JM 3:30 Make Your Own Pizza-MD 4:00 Wii Games-2L/JM 6:00 BIG Screen Movie: The Help (2011)-SD 21 9:00 Coffee Social-ICS 9:15 Coloring & Tunes w/Josephine-2L 10:00 Roulette-CL/JM 10:30 Classical Piano Music w/Jeff 11:00 Pet Therapy w/Greyhounds 1:00 Left, Right Center .25¢-2L/JM 2:00 BINGO-2L/JM 3:00 Happy Hour-CL/JM 3:30 Category Trivia-CL/JM 4:00 Beginner Wii-2L/JM 6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV 22 9:00 Coffee Social-ICS 9:15 Nail Painting by Eileen 10:00 Bagels & Juices-CL/EB 10:30 News & Views w/Eileen-CL 11:00 Sit & Stretch w/Eileen-2L 1:00 Arts & Crafts-2L/EB 2:00 Memorial Day Weekend Celebration w/Jim Papa-C 3:00 BINGO-2L/EB 4:00 Wii Games-2L/EB 6:00 Classic Movies-1L 23 9:30 Chat & Color-2L/RV 10:15 Mass at St. Joseph’s-B/JD 11:00 Lutheran Service-2L 1:00 BINGO-2L/RV *1:15 Star Playhouse Presents “A Chorus Line”($22)-B *5/31 1:30Word Search Competition-CL 2:00 Movie: Beaches (1988)-2L 2:30 Crocheting Club w/Maria 2:30 Happy Hour-CL/MC 24/31 3:00Homemade Cookies Social-MD Memorial Day 10:15 Weekly Chronicles-2L/EB 8:00 Birthday Breakfast-MD 9:00 Coffee & Crosswords-ICS 9:30 Chair Yoga-2L/JM 10:00 Hallway Bowling-CL/BK 11:00 BINGO-2L/JM 12:00 Special Invitation Lunch 9:15 Zumba Gold w/Joy-2L 10:00 King Kullen/Cleaners-B/BK 11:00 BINGO-2L/JM 11:30 Picnic at the Holtsville Animal 9:15 Coloring & Tunes w/Josephine-2L 10:00 Fashion on Wheels Sale 10:00 Rosary Prayer-2L 10:00 Roulette-CL/JM 9:15 Nail Painting by Eileen 10:00 Bagels & Juices-CL/EB 10:30 News & Views w/Eileen-CL 11:00 Sit & Stretch w/Eileen-2L Beauty Parlor Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays 9:00am-3:00pm *All activities are subject to change *All trips are weather permitting. 10:00 Shopping at Target-B/BK 11:00 BINGO-2L/JM 12:15 Delicious Dessert Sale-MD Italian/American Hero (Tables 12-22) 1:15 Sight Seeing Adventure-B 2:00 Horseshoe Circle-2L/JM 1:30 Dance Party w/Irene & The Lake Shore Staff-MD 3:00 Happy Hour-CL/JM 3:00 Drink of the Day-CL/JM 3:30 Horse Racing($1)-2L/JM 4:00 Roulette for Prizes-CL/JM 4:00 Wii Games-2L/JM 4:30 Dinner at Olive Garden-B 6:00 BIG Screen Movie: 6:30 Poker Game-3R /RV 13 American Sniper(2014)-SD 14 6:00 Psalms, Hymns & Songs-2L 12 1:30 Jeopardy Trivia-2L/JM 2:00 BINGO-2L/JM 3:30 Happy Hour-CL/JM 4:00 Beginner Wii-2L/JM 5:00 Chinese Take In (Place order by 3) 6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV 15 3:30 Wii Games-2L/EB 4:00 What Am I?-2L//EB 6:00 Classic Movies-1L 9:00 Coffee Social-ICS/JM 9:15 Workshop w/Eileen-2L 10:00 Shopping at K*Mart-B/BK 10:15 Weekly Chronicles-2L/EB 8:45 Breakfast at IHop-B/BK 9:15 Exercise To Music-2L/EB 11:00 Waist Watchers/Walking-C/EB 10:00 King Kullen-B/BK 1:00 Hand Weights w/Eileen-2L 12:00 Memorial Day BBQ-MD 1:00 Health:Arthritis-2L/EB 1:30 Picture It/Double Exposure-CL 2:00 Jackpot BINGO-2L/EB 2:30 Special Dessert Sampling-MD 9:30 Chair Yoga-2L/JM 10:00 Hallway Bowling-CL/BK 11:00 BINGO-2L/JM 12:00 Special Invitation Lunch 9:15 Coloring & Tunes w/Josephine-2L 10:00 Rosary Prayer-2L 10:00 Roulette-CL/JM 10:30 Classical Piano Music w/Jeff 11:00 Pet Therapy w/Greyhounds 1:00 Left, Right Center .25¢-2L/JM 1:30 Random Trivia-2L/JM 9:00 Coffee Social-ICS 9:15 Workshop w/Eileen-2L 10:00Shopping at Dollar Store-B 10:15 Weekly Chronicles-2L/EB 10:45 Do You Remember?-2L/EB 12:00Lunch at Penera/Pizza-B/BK 1:00 Hand Weights w/Eileen-2L 2:00 Jackpot BINGO-2L/EB 3:00 Happy Hour-CL/EB with Music by John & Apple Pie-MD 4:00 Poetry Group-2L/EB 2:30 Happy Hour-CL/MC 10 6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV 11 Mother’s Day 9:30 Chat & Color-2L/RV 10:15 Mass at St. Joseph’s-B/JD 11:00 Holy Cross Lutheran Service-2L 12:00 Special Lunch for Mother’s Day 1:30 Word Search CompetitionFamous May Birthdays-CL 2:00 Celebrate Mother’s Day 9:15 Exercise to Music-2L/EB 10:00 Long Island Museum: Landscapes: Wish You Were Here 10:00 Rosary & Communion-2L 11:00 Chat & Color w/Eileen-2L 1:00Discussion:Mothers Invention-2L 2:00 Prize BINGO-2L/EB 3:00 King Kullen-B/BK 3:00 Happy Hour-CL/EB 4:00 Wii Bowling-2L/EB 9:30 Chair Yoga-2L/JM 10:00 Hallway Bowling-CL/BK 11:00 BINGO-2L/JM 10:00 Rosary & Communion-2L 11:00 Chat & Color w/Eileen-2L 1:00 Shavuot Service w/Rabbi Moss 1:15 Long Island Museum: In the Moment Carriage Museum-B 2:00 Prize BINGO-2L/EB 3:00 Happy Hour-CL/EB Preserve and Ecology Center-B/BK 12:15 Delicious Dessert Sale-MD 2:00 May’s Birthday Party Italian/American Hero (Tables 22-30) w/Tommy Parris-MD 2:00 Resident Council Meeting-2L 3:00 Happy Hour-CL/JM 3:00 Drink of the Day-CL/JM 4:00 Wii Games-2L/JM 3:00 Happy Hour-CL/EB 4:00 Horse Racing($1)CL/JM 5:00 $15 Special Dinner 4:00 New Resident Tea-CL/EB 25 6:00 Psalms, Hymns & Songs-2L 26 6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV 27 Baby Lamb Chops-2L/SD 10:00 Roulette-CL/JM 10:00 Bagels & Juices-CL/EB 10:00 Rosary Prayer / Roulette-CL/JM 10:30 News & Views w/Eileen-CL 10:30 Classical Piano Music w/Jeff 11:00 Sit & Stretch w/Eileen-2L 1:00 Left, Right Center .25¢-2L/JM 1:00 Arts & Crafts-2L/EB 10:30 Classical Piano Music w/Jeff 1:00 Left, Right Center .25¢-2L/JM 2:00 BINGO-2L/JM 3:00 Happy Hour-CL/JM 3:30 Who Am I?-2L/JM 4:00 Wii Games-2L/JM 28 6:30 Poker Game-3R/RV 1:15 Sachem Library-B/BK 2:00 BINGO-2L/EB 3:00 Make Your Own Sundaes-MD 16 12:00 Lunch at Chinese Buffet-B/BK 1:00 Arts & Crafts-2L/EB 1:30 Classic Movies: Mama Mia -SD 2:00 BINGO-2L/EB 3:00 Make Your Own Sundaes-MD 3:30 Wii Games-2L/EB 4:00 Backyard Bounty-2L 29 30
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