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Seabury Monthly
YOUR COMMUNITY LIFE EVENTS PUBLICATION
DECEMBER 2014
Share the Joy of the Season
T
here is so much going on this Holiday
Season at Seabury, why not take some
time to share the joy with neighbors and
friends? Elves are working hard behind the
scenes to deck our halls and keep us all in the
holiday spirit. We begin with
Operation Sparkle on December 1st
with teams of employees and
volunteers draping evergreen
boughs, bows, lights and statuary
throughout the campus. The Flower
and Decorating Committee is also
hard at work to lift our spirits with
tinsel and trim!
Holiday Helpers consist of teams
of resident volunteers and employees who log-in and distribute the hundreds of
holiday packages delivered to Seabury during
the month of December. If you can volunteer
even a small amount of your time and energy to
this effort, please contact Maura Mazur at
860 243-6053.
The Annual Board Holiday Reception with
the Seabury Board of Directors will be held on
Thursday, December 4, at 5 p.m.
You won’t want to miss this special
celebration of the season. All
Independent and Views residents and
Seabury at Home Members are
invited.
This year, Hanukkah, The Festival
of Lights begins at sundown on
Tuesday, December 16. A
candle-lighting service will begin at
5 p.m. on each of the eight nights
at the Top of the Stairs. All are
welcome!
We would like to offer a special
thank you to Arlene Friedman for
coordinating all of the Hanukkah
speakers and festivities.
Mark your calendars: the Bishop’s Christmas
Service will be held on Tuesday, December 23 at
10:30 a.m. in Heritage Hall. See page 3 for
details.
“This is my wish for you:
peace of mind,
prosperity through the year,
happiness that multiplies,
health for you and yours,
fun around every corner,
energy to chase your dreams,
joy to fill your holidays!”
-D.M. Dellinger
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
WELLNESS SPOTLIGHT
2
GREAT DECISIONS
2
BEYOND
3
THE
PLATE
UPCOMING TRIPS
3
CALENDAR
4
CENTER
FOR
SPIRITUALITY
6
SEABURY CINEMA
6
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
7
IMPORTANT ESSENTIALS
8
Resident Services
Department
Heather Stanton
Director
(860) 243-6040
hstanton@
seaburylife.org
Jodi Morrissey
Activities Coordinator
(860) 243-6035
jodimorrissey@
seaburylife.org
Tiffany Smith
Event/Program
Coordinator
Wellness Spotlight: Spiritual Dimension of Wellness
The Bishop’s Christmas Service
Seabury’s annual tradition continues
this year with the Right Reverend Ian
Douglas, Bishop of
Connecticut, celebrating a
Christmas Service on
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
at 10:30 a.m. in Heritage
Hall. The Bishop’s Christmas
Service will include music in
the Heritage Hall lobby by
Chime In, Seabury’s
Choirchimes group, welcoming guests
to the service. The Seabury Singers will
also take part in leading the
musical portions of the service.
Residents from Independent
Living, the Views, and the Health
Center will be attending. If you
would like to volunteer to help
escort a Health Center resident,
please contact Muriel Capocci at
(860) 243-6069
(860) 243-6065
tiffanysmith@
seaburylife.org
Great Decisions
Carl Donatelli
Event Logistics &
Technical Support
Coordinator
Great Decisions is a longstanding, respected tradition at Seabury.
For many years residents have led discussions that enlighten and
challenge our thinking about United States’ foreign policies and
engagement in the world. To stimulate and guide our discussions,
we use materials provided by the Foreign Policy Association. On
Wednesday, December 1 at 3:30 p.m. in Heritage Hall,
we will introduce Great Decisions 2015, announce its topics,
and establish its procedures. At this meeting, you may sign up to
participate in the program, and/or volunteer to lead one of the eight sessions
beginning in early February. Past participant or inquirer, you are encouraged to
attend. If you have any questions, bring them to the meeting or contact Tiffany
at (860) 243-6065.
(860) 748-6835
carldonatelli@
seaburylife.org
Front Desk Manager
Mary O’Connell
Receptionists
Vickie Hester-Foster
Transportation
Coordinator
Maura Mazur
(860) 243-6058
Drivers
Derrick Henry
Angel Jimenez
“A CUT ABOVE” SALON
Candace Mattingly
Gwen Simpson
Kathleen Kay
Contractor-Stylists
(860) 243-6090
Hours:
Tuesday-Friday
8:30-3:00
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Holiday Needs for Bushnell Food Pantry
Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa---the Horace Bushnell Children’s Food Pantry
helps many needy families to enjoy those holidays. Reminding you of items to donate:
* Canned fruits and vegetables (must be dated 2014 or later)
* Healthy cereals, such as oatmeal, shredded wheat, Cheerios
* Cleaning materials – laundry detergent, Mr. Clean & other cleansers
* Personal items – deodorants, toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap
* Toilet paper, paper towels, paper napkins
* Avoid such items as sugary cereals, pasta, candy, cookies and cake.
* AND A SMALL TOY (i.e. matchbox car, puzzle, stuffed animal) OR A BOOK.
As you know, MONEY enables the Center to buy what they need. They can buy
food and other things at a much lower price than we can. Checks can be made out to
“HBCFP” and put in the Brock’s box---#4193.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13 IS THE NEXT COLLECTION DAY.
Your gifts, both goods and money, are tax deductible. Please be generous.
HBCFP is a program supported by Seabury and operates under the umbrella of
the Seabury Action Forum.
Seabury Monthly
Beyond the Plate
Happy Holidays everyone from your Culinary Department!
Employee updates: New Executive Sous Chefs:
Kim Rukas is managing the culinary staff in
Healthcare, including the Views Dining Room, Health
Care Dining Room and the Meadows. She is working
with the culinary staff focusing on food quality, plate
presentation and staff development. Her efforts are
very well received.
Kim
Erik Meischeid is managing the
culinary staff in the Time Piece Café and the Main
Dining Room. He is charged with increasing the food
quality and presentation in both areas along with
Erik
staff development, menu planning, food ordering and
staff scheduling. They are a fantastic addition to our team, and I
am very fortunate to have them.
Please help me welcome our new Servers - Tia Spears in Health
Care and Brianna Duncan in the Main Dining Room.
What would the holidays be without food? The Seabury
Culinary Department is gearing up for all the holidays! Please join
us for the Holiday Board Party on December 4, always an elegant
affair and lots of fun. The Gingerbread Brunch is also coming on
December 6. This event, for employees and their children,
includes brunch, cookie decorating, crafts, photos with Santa, and a
North Pole store to select gifts. Join us as a volunteer and see all
of the children. They and you will enjoy it!
Happy Holidays to All!
- Chef Eugene
Upcoming Trips
You Asked for It! We are going to the
New Britain Museum of American Art
on Wednesday, December 3, leave at 11:30 a.m.
for a self-guided visit of the museum and the
“Let Me Quilt One More Day” exhibit.
$10 admission (please pay at the door)
or free with membership. $10 transportation (can be billed).
Let us treat you to a drive
through the Holiday Light Fantasia
at Goodwin Park in Hartford!
Monday, December 8
Leave 6:30 p.m.
Sign up in CAS!
Story Tellers
to Resume in January
Beginning the third Saturday of
January, Seabury women will again
share their interesting tales of
fruitful and adventurous lives. New
residents in late 2013 and 2014
may be unfamiliar with the large
notebook containing previous talks
by many of the ladies who have
lived here. It is kept in the Library
on the third floor and offers a way
to get acquainted quickly. Watch
for announcements of the first
“Story Teller” for 2015 on
January 17, 2015 at 9:30 a.m.
Join Us
New Year’s Eve
at TOS
for a
Champagne Toast
and Sing Along with Sid
beginning around 8:30 p.m.
after Heritage Hall
entertainment!
-Hospitality Committee
Traveler’s Chorale Concert!
Bushnell Theater
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Admission is free; please bring a
canned good to donate.
Transportation is $7.
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12:30 Buckland
Hills Mall Trip**
1:00 Chorus CH
3:00 Meditation SP
3:30 Great
Decisions HH
5:30 Having Fun with
Spanish MDR
6:30 MahJongg GR
7:00 Dup. Bridge
CAS
Encore will be
receiving
DONATIONS
EVERY TUESDAY.
10am-noon
CH918
The Railway Man
7
10:30 Communion
CH
2:00 Sunday
Movie: Christmas
8
10:00 Health Services
Com. HH
1:00 Chorus CH
1:00 ALP Membership
in Connecticut
Committee HP
HH 1:00 ALP HH
3:00 Meditation SP
3:30 Hymn Sing
with Westminster 5:30 Having Fun with
Presbyterian Choir Spanish MDR
TOS 6:30 Holiday Light
Fantasia Trip**
3:45 Trip:
6:30 MahJongg GR
Anne Brock’s
7:00 Dup. Bridge
Exhibit at
CAS
Duncaster**
7:00 Movie:
Monday-Friday
Morning Prayer
9 a.m.
Additional
Chapel
Offerings
Sign Up in
CAS for
Event When
Indicated
With
DOUBLE STARS
**
Monday
Sunday
Wednesday
10:00 Shop Stop &
Shop
11:00 Trails Comm. GV
11:00 “Changing
Your Mind Set About
Parkinsons”
Sylvia DiBiasi HH
10:00 ALP MR
2:30 Newcomer’s
Group CAS
3:30 Newcomer’s
Tree Trimming L
3:30 Knit ‘n Stitch NL
4:30 Drop In Social HP
7:15 Fred Moyer HH
9 9-4 Bank Open
Friday
Celtic Thunder
Christmas CH918
12
10:00 iPad Class BC
10:30 Catholic
Communion Service
CH
No Kindergarten
Visit this Month
1:00 Shop Stop and
Shop
7:30 Winter
Concert
HH
CH918
A Single Man
7:00 Bridge CAS
7:15 Classic Movie:
5
10:00 iPad Class BC
10-3 Encore! Open
11:00 Dr. Coll
Today
Lecture: Diabetes
10:30 ALP MR
HH
12:00 Conversational
1:00 Shop Stop and
French PDR
Shop
1:00 Chimes CAS
1:45 Tea TOS
1:00 ALP SP
3:00 Poets and
5:00 CHHI Holiday
Writers HP
Board Party MDR
6:15 Master Works
7:00 Poker CAS
**
4 9-4 Bank Open
Thursday
11 9-4 Bank Open
10-3 Encore! Open
Today
12:00 Conv French
PDR
1:00 ALP SP
3:00 Spiritual Life
Committee SP
3:00 Bereavement
and Loss Support
Group
HP
5:30 Birthday Fun
MDR
Thunder Christmas 7:00 Poker CAS
HH 7:15 Holiday
Concert Film:
10
9:00 Resident Council
HH
10:00 ALP MR
10:30 Ecumenical
Service & Sacrament
of Healing CH
2:00 Communications
Comm. BC
3:00 Meditation SP
7:00 Cribbage CAS
7:15 Holiday
Concert Film: Celtic
3
9:00 Hospitality
10:00 Shop Geisslers
Committee HP
11:00 Safety and
10:00 ALP MR
Security Lecture
10:30 Ecumenical
HH
Service & Sacrament
1:00 Encore
of Healing CH
Committee Meeting
11:30 Trip**
HP
New Britain
1:00 ALP MR
Museum of
3:30 Knit ‘n Stitch
American Art
NL
1:00 ALP HH
4:00 Action Forum
3:00 Meditation SP
CAS
7:00 Cribbage CAS
4:30 Drop In Social
7:15 Avery
HP
Ensemble HH
7:15 Classic Movie:
A Single Man HH
2 9-4 Bank Open
Tuesday
FOOD DRIVE this
Weekend
13
9:00 Men’s Mug
Club HP
4:30 Drop In Social
HP
7:15 Movie:
Chef HH
HH
The Railway Man
7:15 Movie:
6:15 Master
Works **
Gingerbread
Brunch
9:00 Men’s Mug
Club CAS
10:30 ISOD
Steering Committee
GV
3:15 Women’s
Basketball
UCONN vs
Notre Dame HH
4:30 Drop In Social
HP
6
Saturday
A Balanced Life Calendar of Activities Brought to You by Resident Services
DECEMBER 2014
11:00 Dining Com.
PDR
1:00 Caroling at the
Meadows CLD
3:00 Meditation SP
5:30 Having Fun with
Spanish MDR
6:30 MahJongg GR
7:00 Dup. Bridge CAS
10:00 ALP HH
MDR
15
8:00 Men’s Breakfast
MONDAY
28
10:30 Communion
CH
2:00 Sunday
Movie: White
Christmas HH
7:00 Movie: And So
It Goes CH918
CH918
and the Oaks
29
3:00 Meditation SP
5:30 Having Fun with
Spanish MDR
6:30 MahJongg GR
7:00 Dup. Bridge
CAS
21 10:30 Comm.
22
CH 3:00 Meditation SP
2:00 Sunday Movie 5:00 Hanukkah
TOS
A Christmas Carol Service
HH
5:30 Having Fun with
3:30 Hymn Sing
Spanish MDR
TOS
6:30 MahJongg GR
7:00 Dup. Bridge
5:00 UCONN vs
CAS
UCLA HH
7:00 Movie: Simon
7:00 Movie:
Chef CH918
the Wooden
Soldiers
HH
14
10:30 Communion
CH
2:00 Sunday
Movie: March of
SUNDAY
HH
It’s A Wonderful Life
24
No Chapel Service
3:00 Meditation SP
7:00 Cribbage CAS
7:15 Classic Movie:
FRIDAY
Abbreviations:
B & G: Buildings
& Grounds
E & E: Education
& Entertainment
2 G’s: Garden
& Greenhouse
Rooms
ATR Atrium
BC Business
Center
BR Billiards Room
CAS Creative
Arts Studio
CH Chapel
CLD Clinic Desk
CSA Center for
Successful Aging
GV Garden View
GR Game Room
26
10:00 iPad Clas
20
9:00 Men’s Mug
Club HP
4:30 Drop In Social
HP
5:00 Hanukkah
Service
TOS
6:45 Pops**
7:15 Movie: Simon
and the Oaks HH
SATURDAY
Rooms Cont.
HH Heritage Hall
HP Hearthside
Parlor
L Library
MDR Main Dining
MR Media Room
NL North Lounge
SP Center for
Spirituality
TOS Top of Stairs
TPC Time Piece
Cafe
27
9:00 Men’s Mug
12:00 Conversational
BC Club HP
French PDR
1:00 Shop Stop and 1:00 UCONN vs
7:00 Poker CAS
Shop
SMU
HH
7:15 Classic Movie:
7:00 Bridge CAS
4:30 Drop In Social
It’s A Wonderful Life
HP
CH918
7:15 Movie: And
So It Goes HH
Merry Christmas
25 Bank is Closed
18 9-4 Bank Open
12:00 Conv. French
PDR
THURSDAY
19
10:00 iPad Class
BC
1:00 Chimes CAS
1:00 Shop Stop and
2:00 Cong. Church
1:30 Seabury
Shop
Discussion GV
Community Forum
1:45 Tea TOS
3:00 Caregiver’s
HH
5:00 Hanukkah
Support Group HP
3:00 Meditation SP
Service
3:30 Critic’s Circle MR Third Thursday Dining TOS
MDR
5:00 Hanukkah
7:00 Bridge CAS
5:00 Hanukkah
Service
TOS Service
TOS 7:15 Classic Movie:
7:00 Cribbage CAS
Rudy CH918
6:15 Traveler’s
7:30 Live Music:
Concert Trip **
7:30 Womens
Heavy Shtetl Band 7:00 Poker CAS
Basketball
HH
7:15 Classic Movie:
UCONN vs
Rudy HH
DePaul HH
17
10:30 Ecumenical
Service & Sacrament
of Healing CH
WEDNESDAY
31
10:30 Ecumenical
9:00 Buildings and
Service & Sacrament
Grounds MR
of Healing
CH
10:00 Shop Stop &
2:30 UCONN vs
Shop Call CLD
East Carolina HH
3:30 Knit ‘n Stitch NL
3:00 Meditation SP
4:30 Drop In Social
7:00 Cribbage CAS
HP
7:15 Bobby D and
7:15 Classic Movie
the Other Three HH
Nebraska HH
8:30 New Year’s
Champagne Toast
& Sing Along TOS
30 9-4 Bank Open
9:00 Buildings and
Grounds MR
10:30 Bishop’s
Christmas Service
HH
1:00 Shop Stop & Shop
Call CLD
3:30 Knit ‘n Stitch NL
3:00 E & E CAS
5:00 Hanukkah
Service
TOS
4:30 Drop In Social HP
23 9-4 Bank Open
Happy Hanukkah
16 9-4 Bank Open
10:00 2G’s Com. GV
10:00 Shop Geisslers
10:00 ALP HH
3:30 Knit ‘n Stitch NL
4:30 Drop In Social
HP
5:00 Hanukkah
Service
TOS
7:15 “Trifles” Play
By HBCFP
HH
TUESDAY
Seabury Monthly
Center for Spirituality
Greetings Seabury,
Last week, again, I was reminded by a journey away
from Seabury what an extraordinary community we
have. Several Seabury colleagues and I attended the
annual conference of the International Council on
Active Aging in Orlando. At the conference,
Heather Stanton and Gwynne Deveau presented the
Seabury Balance Life Team and I led a workshop on
singing, brain function and well-being for people of all
ages. Rick Heath, Karen Sprout and Brian Harris were
there, as well, representing Seabury and helping with
the above mentioned presentation and workshop.
The Balance Life Team’s presentation was chock full
of photos and videos of dozens (hundreds?) of you
generously donating your time and energy during the
Give In All Directions campaign, boldly adventuring
around campus during the Go Green enterprise, and
playfully competing during Seabury’s two Spirit Weeks
to date. Plus, the over-the-top, technologically
astounding quality of the presentation videos—
including the real-time participation of much of the
Balance Life Team direct from the Hearthside
Parlor—highlighted the boundless creativity and
enthusiasm that makes Seabury such an inspiring
place to live and work.
The following day, my own workshop included a
showing of the Meadowlarks video that
Carl Donatelli and I made last year. I never tire of
seeing all those smiling faces and hearing all those
voices raised in joyful song. And, I am always
grateful for the myriad Seabury independent
residents and members of the Meadows staff who
help to make the Meadowlarks so marvelous.
All of which is to say, as we begin this season of
thanksgiving, lights, song, and gifts, I will sing a
song of thanks for you, Seabury.
You are a gift to me and a light to
the world.
Siochain,
Chaplain Bob
Seabury Cinema
All movies are selected
by residents in the
Critics Circle group, which
typically meets on the 3rd
Wednesday of the month
in the Media Room. The
group does its best to find
a balance between classic
and modern, in order to
make a variety of films
available to residents.
Everyone is welcome.
Full movie descriptions
are available in CAS.
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12/2 A Single Man
@ 7:15 p.m., HH (Tuesday)
12/5 A Single Man
@7:15 p.m., CH 918 (Friday)
12/6 The Railway Man*
@ 7:15 p.m., HH
12/7 Christmas in Connecticut
@ 2 p.m., HH
12/10 Concert Film: Celtic
Thunder Christmas
@ 7:15 p.m., HH
12/11 Concert Film: Celtic
Thunder Christmas
@ 7:15 p.m. CH 918
12/13 Chef *
@ 7:15 p.m., HH
12/14 March of the Wooden
Soldiers
@ 2 p.m., HH
12/18 Rudy
@ 7:15 p.m., HH (Thursday)
12/19 Rudy
@ 7:15 p.m., CH 918 (Friday)
12/20 Simon and the Oaks*
@ 7:15 p.m., HH
12/21 A Christmas Carol
@ 2 p.m., HH
12/24 It’s a Wonderful Life
@ 7:15 p.m., HH
12/25 It’s a Wonderful Life
@ 7:15 p.m., CH 918
12/27 And So It Goes*
@ 7:15 p.m., HH
12/28 White Christmas
@ 2 p.m., HH
12/30 Nebraska
@ 7:15 p.m., HH (Tuesday)
*Please Note: Saturday movies are
at 7:15 p.m. in HH and
on Sundays at 7 p.m. on Ch 918.
Seabury Monthly
December Program Highlights
Great Decisions Information Session – This is
your chance to learn which topics will be discussed in
the Great Decisions Series this year, as well as to sign
up to lead a session. Registration forms will be
available so you can order your book! Monday,
December 1, 3:30 p.m., Heritage Hall
Avery Ensemble – Entering its fifteenth season,
Avery Ensemble is an artist-managed piano quartet.
Its performances have been hailed as “marvelous…
[infused with] passionate abandon and sensible
restraint” by Audiophile Audition. You won’t want to
miss this amazing evening of music. Tuesday,
December 3, 7:15 p.m., Heritage Hall
Board Holiday Party – Seabury’s Board of Directors
invites residents to join them in celebrating the
holidays. Invitations with specific details will be put
in your mailbox. Thursday, December 4,
5 p.m., Main Dining Room and TOS
Think “Loud” and Move “Big”! Change your
mindset, there is a treatment for Parkinson’s
Disease! Join Sylvia DiBiasi in an education
session to learn about Parkinson’s Disease, how it can
impact your life, and what we can do to help.
Tuesday, December 9, 11 a.m., Heritage Hall
Newcomer’s Group – This group meets a number
of times throughout the year to assist you in
acclimating to Seabury! This month we will be
focusing on upcoming winter opportunities. You
won’t want to miss this ‘insider’s guide’ to Seabury.
Tuesday, December 9, 2:30 p.m., Creative Arts
Studio
The Newcomer’s Tree Trimming is a Seabury
holiday tradition. CCRC residents who have moved to
Seabury since last December are invited to come to
the Library and help us trim our tree and bring an
ornament. Tuesday, December 9, 3:30 p.m.,
Library
Back by popular demand we are pleased to
welcome pianist Frederick Moyer. During nearly
thirty years as a full-time concert pianist, Mr. Moyer
has established a vital musical career that has taken
him to forty-three countries and some stunning
venues. He is back at Seabury to share his amazing
talent with all of us. Tuesday, December 9,
7:15 p.m., Heritage Hall
Celtic Thunder: Christmas – Filmed in
Poughkeepsie, NY in front of a live audience,
Damian McGinty, Keith Harkin, Paul Byrom, Ryan
Kelly and George Donaldson of Celtic Thunder bring
together their affinity for a great popular song with
outstanding live performances and pay homage to
cherished holiday favorites. The show is a holiday
celebration for all the family performed as ever with
Celtic Thunder magic. Wednesday,
December 10, 7:15 p.m., Heritage Hall
Seabury Winter Concert – They have been hard
at work for months. Here is your chance to come
hear the Seabury Singers and our wonderful Chime
In! ensembles. Friday, December 12, 7 p.m.,
Heritage Hall
Horace Bushnell Food Pantry presents Trifles
Stage Play Trifles is a one-act play centering on
two women who discover murder clues that county
officials regard as trivial. But the play is not a
murder mystery. Rather, it’s a cultural and
psychological study that probes the status of
women in society and their intuitive grasp of reality.
Tuesday, December 16, 7:15 p.m.,
Heritage Hall
Nightly Hanukkah Services – Join us each night
of Hanukkah as we light the menorah and hold a
brief service to celebrate the festival of lights.
Tuesday, December 16 to Wednesday,
December 23, 5 p.m., Top of the Stairs
Bishop’s Service – The Rt. Rev. Ian Douglas,
Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut is
coming to Seabury for our annual Holiday Service
Tuesday, December 23, 10:30 a.m., Heritage
Hall
New Year’s Eve Celebration—”Bobby D and the
Other Three" is a new band from the Manchester,
CT area. Front man Bob DiMartino uses his silvery
pipes to conjure the sounds of Frank Sinatra,
Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Jr., Elvis, and more.
Backing him up is award-winning performer and
songwriter Eric R. Hutchinson on the piano,
seasoned jazz-man Ray Hutchinson on the drums,
and Hart School of Music student Jacob Ott on the
bass guitar. Together they will take you back in
time to the golden age of music with a performance
you won't soon forget! Wednesday,
December 31, 7:15 p.m., Heritage Hall
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IMPORTANT ESSENTIALS
TO YOUR HEALTH
TRANSPORTATION
Dr. Coll will discuss:
“Diabetes ”
on December 5, 2014, 11 a.m.
in Heritage Hall.
Routine medical transportation is
available. Please complete a
transportation request form (found
in the rack across from the US mail
boxes and at the Clinic Desk), then
bring it to the Clinic.
Questions? Contact Maura Mazur,
the Transportation Coordinator,
directly at (860) 243-6058. She is
available Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. to
4:30 p.m.
Medical Transportation
THE SEABURY CLINIC
FOR APPOINTMENTS call
(860) 243-6080 and leave a
message. Messages are retrieved
at 9 a.m., 12 & 3 p.m. You will be
contacted to schedule an
appointment.
Want to shop
on Tuesday or Friday?
Call (860) 243-6070
PLEASE NOTE:
A CLINIC NURSE
IS AVAILABLE ON
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS
WEEKENDS
Every Wed. from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
AND HOLIDAYS BY
APPOINTMENT ONLY
No appointment needed.
SUNDAY CHURCH SHUTTLE
FOOTNOTES FROM
THE LIBRARY COMMITTEE
Each month a member of the Library
Committee creates a display of
interesting books on the stairwell
window shelf. You’ll see books that
you may not have noticed; and they
are available for your borrowing.
They may be art, history, religion,
nature, biography, travel, health,
science, gardening, novels, mysteries,
plays, or poetry.
December’s theme is “WINTER,”
prepared by a devoted library
committee member. She has chosen
books about climate, nature, holiday
celebrations, biographies, and more.
Take one home to enjoy.
Watch for the beautiful Seabury
Christmas tree decorated with
ornaments from long time and new
residents to appear soon in the library.
Please contact Maura Mazur
at (860) 243-6058
if interested
“The first peace, which
is the most important,
is that which comes
within the souls of
people when they
realize their
relationship, their
oneness with the
universe and all its
powers, and when they
realize that at the
center of the universe
dwells the Great Spirit,
and that this center is
really everywhere, it is
within each of us."
~Black Elk
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Mon/Wed/Fri:
Bloomfield, Hartford, West Hartford
Tues/Thurs:
Avon, Farmington, Simsbury, Windsor
There is a minimum number
of passengers for a driver
to be available.
Bloomfield Congregational*
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic*
Please enjoy Sunday Episcopal
services in the Seabury Chapel
MALL SHOPPING
Mall trips are offered
for a minimum of 5 shoppers.
Leave Seabury at 12:30 p.m.,
pickup at 3:30 p.m.
Next trip:
December 1
The Shoppes at Buckland Hills
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