February 2015 • Issue 256
Beverwyck
Setting the Standard in Independent
Senior Living, Enriched Housing
and Skilled Nursing Services
TICKETS ON SALE!
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
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Monday, June 29
Mormom Tabernacle Choir
Bus leaving at 6:30pm (Show time is 7:30pm)
est. return time 11:00pm
Tickets are $51 per person; please sign up
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at the Front Desk by Sunday, February 22
The illustrious Mormon Tabernacle Choir, often
referred to as “America's Choir,” along with its
companion ensemble the Orchestra at Temple
Square, will be among the featured
performances of SPAC's 2015 season. The 360member, Grammy-and Emmy-winning ensemble
and 68 members of the Orchestra will perform at
SPAC on Monday, June 29 at 7:30 p.m., one of
ve cities on the group's Atlantic Coast tour.
For more than a century, the Mormon Tabernacle
Choir has given voice to the hopes, joys, trials,
and triumphs of people around the world. This
360-member chorus of men and women, all
volunteers, has performed at World's Fairs and
expositions, at inaugurations of U.S. presidents,
in acclaimed concert halls from Australia and
Europe to Asia and the Middle East, on television
broadcasts, and now on YouTube and Facebook.
With their incomparable voices and their shared
faith in God, members of the Choir are a
signicant presence in the world of music, giving
service through song.
The 2015 performance will mark just the third
time that the Choir has performed at SPAC;
previous engagements occurred in 2003 and
1967. The ensemble will perform a varied
repertoire including classical, popular, and
patriotic works from Bach to Broadway.
Glimmerglass Festival
Monday, August 3rd
Candide
Bus leaving at 10:00am (Show starts at 1:30pm)
est. return time 6:30pm
Tickets are $108 per person; please sign up
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at the Front Desk by Sunday, February 22
Funny, fast-moving and philosophical, Bernstein's
take on Voltaire's satirical novella includes such
classic tunes as "The Best of All Possible Worlds"
and "Glitter and Be Gay."
“Leonard Bernstein was one of the most gifted
and erudite musicians of our time, and his love
of literature and wry comedy are exuberantly
combined in “Candide,” conductor Joseph Colaneri
said. “I am always touched by the life-afrming
themes and lessons of this effervescent and
witty score that ring true from Voltaire's 18th
century right down to the present day.”
The production will be presented in English with
projected English text. This production is
generously sponsored by Elizabeth M. and JeanMarie R. Eveillard. Candide is a co-production
with Opéra National de Bordeaux and Théâtre du
Capitole de Toulouse.
Lunch will be served in the Pavilion at 11:30am
and then the Pre-Talk begins at 12:30pm.
Tech Tutor Time
Do your New Year's Resolutions include learning
more about technology (and having it work more
efciently for you)?? Our volunteer Tech Tutor,
Barbara Hogan, will be here February 12, 19 and
26 from 9am to 2pm to give you a hand. Sign up
for a session at the Front Desk to have Barbara
answer your questions about your iPad, smart
phone or computer. How about scheduling a
Skype or Facetime video chat session with your
family? Maybe you'd like to just tip-toe into the
world of Facebook? There's a world of
information just a few clicks away.
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Upcoming EmpowerU
Resident Service Advisor
Events & Classes
ORGANIZING all that Paper Work
Chair Tai Chi
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Classes will be held Wednesday February 4 , 18
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and 25 starting at 10:15am with Olivia Wang.
All residents are welcome to attend!
Keeping an up-to-date list of the following
information can give you tremendous peace of
mind and make it easier for your loved ones
when they may need to access this important
information. As more and more banks and
nancial institutions are using computers to relay
information regarding your accounts, be sure to
make a separate list of passwords and
usernames for each account and let your Power
of Attorney know where they are kept.
EmpowerU Nutrition Talk
“What would happen if you always knew when
to stop eating? You could sense when you had
eaten enough food and simply put your fork
down. Take a moment and think: Would this
ability improve your health?” On Tuesday
February 24th at 2:00om in the VanCortlandt
Room we will be talking about Mindful Eating.
Join us for a refreshing conversation and light
snacks. All residents are welcome to attend.
Walking Club
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:00pm –
12:30pm join the Walking Club starting in the
main lobby for a tour around the Beverwyck
Independent Building. During winter months the
club will walk inside through the halls and during
the warmer months enjoy the beautiful weather
of Upstate New York. All walkers welcome!
Wellness Committee Meeting
Wednesday February 4th the Wellness Committee
will be meeting in the Club Room to discuss
upcoming events and plan for spring weather. If
you are a member (or interested in joining the
committee) please RSVP to Carly by Monday
February 2nd. Light refreshments will be
provided.
Licensed Massage Therapist
coming to Beverwyck
Claire Hanley, LMT, will soon be offering her
services to the residents of Beverwyck. Claire
will be coming to the New Image Salon on
Fridays to offer chair and/or table massages.
Chair Massage: $1 a minute; 10 minute
minimum
Table Massage: $55 for 30 minutes; $85 for 1
hour. Please call Carly to schedule time slots at
extension 2118.
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·Medications - Vial of Life
·Social Security number
·Date of birth
·Relatives with phone numbers
·Physicians and dentists with phone numbers
·Health, life, property insurers, policies
·Lawyer, money manager
·Bank accounts (numbers and location with
·balances and codes)
·Credit card accounts with balances
·Monthly bills - Maintenance/rent and utilities
·Recent Federal and State tax returns
·House and car keys
·Hidden cash, treasures, approximate values
·Preplanned funeral arrangements and funeral
·director
·Newspaper, medication and oxygen
·deliveries, grocery deliveries
Keep the following documents handy and updated:
1.Last will and testament: How you want to
dispose of your assets
2.Power of Attorney: Who would make nancial
decisions for you, should you become unable
to do so.
3.Health Care Proxy: Who would decide
medical questions pertaining to life support,
resuscitation, organ donation and burial.
Your Resident Advisor, Sue Lauver is
ready to answer questions and assist you in your
organizational journey. Please feel free to call
her at ext. 2134.
Happy Birthday
to all residents on the Beverwyck Campus
February 2 – Eleanor Haase
February 3 – Laura Costello
February 5 – Louise Marshall
February 5 – Joanne Goodwin
February 8 – Mary Rose Frankovic
February 10 – Lois Webb
February 10 – Frances Hoffman
February 11 – Marie Goedtel
February 11 – John Balint
February 13 – Jeanne Hulse
February 15 – Ann Swicker
February 15 – Rena Button
February 17 – Shirley Cohen
February 18 – Priscilla Crago
February 20 – Bernice Rubin
February 27 – Estelle Yarinsky
February 27 – Jeanette Boyer
February 28 – Tod Wing
Welcome New Residents
Mary Smith will be moving into Apartment 126 in
the South Wing of Beverwyck. Mary has lived
most of her life in Rockland County and moved
to Delmar about 5 years ago. She enjoys
reading, being a member of book club and doing
cross word puzzles. She and her husband had
enjoyed playing bridge together.
Mary's primary career was that of homemaker
and during that time she held various jobs
outside of her home. Her last position was with
the Rockland County Health Department. She
has 4 children. Two of them are local, one lives
in Vancouver and another in Germany. She is
proud to say that she has ten grandchildren.
Mary will ofcially move to Beverwyck on
January 31st.
Movies
for February
In-House Movies Start at 7:15pm
Tuesday, February 3rd… Grumpy Old Man
Thursday, February 5th… Jersey Boys
Tuesday, February 10th… The Giver
Thursday, February 12th… A Most Wanted Man
Tuesday, February 17th… Pray the Devil Back to Hell
Thursday, February 19th… Tim's Vermeer
Tuesday, February 24th… Vermeer: Master of Light
Thursday, February 26th… My Old Lady
VanCortlandt Room Movies Start at 7:30pm
Wednesday, February 4th… Jersey Boys
Saturday, February 7th… The Giver
Wednesday, February 11th… A Most Wanted Man
Saturday, February 14th… Pray the Devil Back to Hell
Wednesday, February 18th… Tim's Vermeer
Saturday, February 21st… Vermeer: Master of Light
Wednesday, February 25th… My Old Lady
Saturday, February 28th… Words and Pictures
Defensive Driving Course
Are you interested in taking an AARP course
here at Beverwyck for Defensive Driving?
The two part course will be held on Wednesday,
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March 11 & Friday, March13 from 1:00pm4:00pm in the VanCortlandt Room. The cost of
the class will be $25 for nonmembers and $20
for members. Please sign up at the Front Desk
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by Sunday, February 22 if you are interested.
Remember when attending the class; you will
need a check, driver's license and your AARP
card if you are a member.
Scripture Study
Ecumenical Service
Held at 2:00pm in the Albany Room
Held at 1:00pm in the VanCortlandt Room
Friday,
Friday,
Friday,
Friday,
February
February
February
February
6th… Discussion in Club Room
13th… Discussion
20th… Discussion
27th… Discussion
Sunday,
Sunday,
Sunday,
Sunday,
February
February
February
February
1st… Rev. David Nuss
8th… Rev. Sandy Damhof
15th… Rev. Jeff Matthews
22nd… Elder Kitt Jackson
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What's Cookin in the Kitchen?
Meet a Beverwyck Scholar
•Wednesday, February 11th Our next stop along Rte. 66 is
the 1950's and 1960's, also
known asthe "Jukebox Days".
Join us in the Main Dining
Room as we celebrate the
nostalgia of classic diners.
This Special "Jukebox Days"
Diner menu will be served
from 4:30PM - 7:00PM.
•Saturday, February 14th - There will be a
Special Valentine's Day Dinner Menu
offered in the Main Dining Room. Dinner
will be served 4:30PM - 7:00PM.
•Tuesday, February 17th - Fat Tuesday
will be celebrated on this day with a Special
Mardi Gras Menu in the Main Dining Room.
Beads and Brews will be provided. Dinner
will be served from 4:30PM - 7:00PM.
•Thursday, February 26th - The
Beverwyck Café will be converted into the
"Beverwyck Brew Pub" on this evening. A
Brew Pub Menu will be offered as well as
some Micro-Brew Beers. Reservations are
required. Dinner hours are 4:30PM - 7:00PM
Food for Thought
In an effort to efciently conduct our bi-annual
China/Table Top inventory, we are asking for all
Residents to please return any silverware, china
or glassware that may have "inadvertently ended
up in their possession". There will be a China
Amnesty drop off area set up near the main
dining room. Please leave any silverware, steak
knives, china or glassware that you feel may
belong back in the dining room at this
anonymous station. No questions will be asked
and no charges will be led at this time.
Transportation:
Please note the Bus to Stuyvesant Plaza
is now every Monday at 1:00pm.
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Meet a Beverwyck Scholar
A member of our staff since 2010, Katie Smith
has proved herself to be gracious, reliable and
helpful. A 2009 graduate of The Academy of
Holy names, Katie was not only an excellent
student, she was also a championship cheerleader and a volunteer at St. Peters among her
many other community activities. In May of this
year she graduated from SUNY Albany with
Bachelors in Science in Journalism. Currently a
student at Hudson Valley Community College in
the program leading to the degree Associate in
Nursing and RN, her long term goals include a
Master's Degree in Nursing and ultimately a
Doctor of Nursing Practice with a specialty in
Pediatric Oncology.
Katie states that working here at Beverwyck has
shown her that building relationships with
residents and co-workers provide important
contributions toward making a pleasant
environment for all. As one of our scholarship
recipients she displays the commitment to
lifetime goals that show her to be deserving of
our support.
Library News. . .
The Library Committee has made some
preliminary rearrangements of the Beverwyck
Library. Books have been removed from top
shelves when possible. The Fiction, Biography
and Mysteries sections have been reorganized.
No matter the topic, all Large Print books are
shelved together. Nonction has been
categorized by very broad subjects, and now
mainly resides on the lower two shelves. A
Children's Books shelf has been added.
Efforts are being made to keep the books
shelved and the periodicals up to date.
Residents returning books should continue to
place them in the marked basket below the
periodicals. More large print books are being
purchased. Two new volunteers will be joining
the committee: Anita Patka and Fay Fairfax.
A suggestion box has been placed on the long
table below the window for your input. Thanks.
Wreath Competition - Staff Challenge
A little adventurous fun…
Do you often wonder if your name might be in
on the list for unclaimed funds? Want to go on
a hunt for lost money?
Type the following address into your browser
www.osc.state.ny.us/ouf/index.htm or type in New
York State ofce of unclaimed funds. A resident
here at Beverwyck has done this twice and
found unclaimed money in her name. Who
knows, you could have missed receiving a
refund, dividend, security deposit, etc. The only
thing asked for is your name and locations of
where you have lived. No fees attached and no
social security numbers or bank account
numbers are asked for.
Upcoming Events
EASY:
Some walking
involved;
gentle terrain.
MODERATE:
Incline or
several
steps up.
DIFFICULT:
Rough terrain
or flights of
stairs.
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Sunday, February 1
6:00pm in the VanCortlandt Room
Super Bowl Party
All residents are invited to the VanCortlandt
Room to watch Super Bowl 49. Pizza, Wings,
Snacks and Soft Drinks will be served at 6:00PM
for those wishing to watch the big game on the
big screen. Adult beverages will be permitted.
Each department at The Terrace was given a
wreath to decorate according to a theme
relevant to their department. The residents
voted on the winner, while enjoying a hot cocoa
bar provided by Dining Services and watching a
vintage montage of Bing Crosby's best Christmas
programs. The Care Staff day shift won by a
single vote, while second place was tied between
the Care Staff evening/night shift and Maintenance.
Monday, February 2nd
9:00am in the VanCortlandt Room
Men's Breakfast
Featured speaker at this month's breakfast will
be our own Dwight Smith, author of "The Maa
Mystique", who will tell us how he became
involved in organized crime research, what he
found, and what has happened to his research
since then. All men residents are invited and
encouraged to participate in the monthly
breakfasts.
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Tuesday, February 3
2:00pm in the VanCortlandt Room
The Traveling MuseumHudson River Panorama
In conjunction with the Albany Institute of
History & Art, this program covering 400 years of
history, art, and culture along the Hudson River.
Participants will have an opportunity to enjoy
highlights of the River's Natural History &
Environment; role in Transportation, Trade,
Commerce and Industry; and the unique cultural
aspects that make it so special.
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Tuesday, February 3
7:15pm in the VanCortlandt Room
Jeff Gonzales Evening Music Program
Jeff Gonzales is a nger style Guitar and Singer.
He will be here at the Beverwyck to perform Old
Country, Ragtime Blues as well as several old
time tunes. All residents are invited to this
evening of music.
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Every Friday from February 6 – March 20
11:30am in the VanCortlandt Room
Russian Short Story Class
Beverwyck will offer a seven week course, on
the Russian Short story to be taught by Prof.
Emeriti, Toby Clyman, University at Albany.
Participants will meet every Wednesday from
11:30am to 12:30pm in the VanCortlandt Room.
The class will consist of lectures and discussion.
The stories to be included are.
1.Chekhov, “Joy”, “Grief,”
2.Chekhov, “The Lady with the Lap Dog”
3.Tolstoy, “Alesha”
4.Tolstoy, “Master and Man”
5.Tolstoy, “The Death of Ivan Ilych”
6.Gogol, “The Overcoat”
7.Leskov, “Lady Macbeth of Mtsinsk”
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Thursday, February 5
Bus leaving 11:30am
(est. return time 2:00pm)
Bus to Reel Seafood for lunch
The Reel Seafood Company (formerly known as
Real Seafood Company) has been serving the
freshest seafood cuisine to the Greater Capital
District of New York for over 28 years and have
consistently been rated the #1 seafood
restaurant among other Albany restaurants by
local voters. The seafood is shipped in daily from
the nest seafood purveyors. Menus are located
at the Front Desk; please sign up at the Front
Desk by Wednesday, February 4th.
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Thursday, February 5
7:00pm in the VanCortlandt Room
Pub Night
Come join the Brothers of Alpha Phi Omega and
test your trivia skills in a night full of questions
from the past and present. Questions will be
from multiple topics including the history of the
United States to the basics of science and
today's tending news. It will denitely be a night
full of fun!
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The Stories listed are available on the internet,
Kindle, etc. Copies will be available to residents
who do not have excess to the internet. Those
interested please sign up at the Front Desk by
February 11th.
Saturday, February 7th
Theater Voices PerformanceA Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen
Directed by Margaret E. Hall
Nora and Torvald Helmer seem to have
everything—a loving marriage, beautiful children,
and a secure nancial future with Torvald's new
job at the bank. But Nora has long kept a
secret, and when an unexpected Christmas Eve
visitor threatens to reveal it, their idyllic life
suddenly stands in danger of being destroyed
forever. More than a century after it was written,
in a smart new translation by Simon Stephens,
Ibsen's groundbreaking masterpiece about
marriage, money and self-fulllment remains
both gripping and surprisingly relevant.
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Sunday, February 8
3:00pm in the VanCortlandt Room
Albany Pro Musica’s Jean Leonard Program
Jean Leonard and Anne Zwick Turner are pleased
to present “Love Always and in All Ways”, a vocal
recital that explores love's many expressions.
Music by John Duke and Eric Whitacre as well as
Stephen Sondheim, Leonard Bernstein, and
others will ll the afternoon with the sounds of
love in its many forms and functions. Sit back
and enjoy as you listen to Jean and Anne sing
and play with the love in our lives.
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Monday, February 9
Bus leaving at 1:45pm
(est. return time 3:00pm)
Bus to Terrace for
Valentine's Day Craft Event
All residents are invited to the Terrace to make
your own special valentine. A sample of the
project will be left at the Front Desk for you to
view. Please sign up at the Front Desk by
Sunday, February 8th for this free event.
Tuesday, February 10th
Bus leaving at 11:00am
(est. return time 2:30pm)
Bus to Troy Savings Bank Music Hall
“Music at Noon”
Since 1988, on the second Tuesday of each
month from October to May, the Troy Savings
Bank Music Hall's free Music at Noon Concert
Series has presented exceptional musicians with
a diverse mix of musical styles. Please sign up
for this joint trip with the Terrace at the Front
Desk by Monday, February 9th.
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Tuesday, February 10
2:00pm in the VanCortlandt Room
Peter Haley Afternoon Program
Peter Haley, Director of the Siena College Opera
Club, retired music faculty from Siena College
and former music reviewer for the Knickerbocker
News and Albany Times Union, presents a brief
overview of opera offerings from Glimmerglass
Festival, Opera Saratoga and Bard College during
Summer 2015.
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Tuesday, February 10
4:30pm in the Art Gallery
Artist Reception
Jane McCambley's work has been displayed in
the Art Gallery since January and will be displayed till the end of February. Come meet this very
talented artist, and enjoy complementary wine &
cheese at the reception. All are welcome.
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Thursday, February 12
Bus leaving at 1:00pm
(est. return time 4:00pm)
Bus to New York State Museum
This resident requested trip will take us to the
New York State Museum where residents will
have 2 hours to walk around the museum.
Tickets are free and please sign up at the Front
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Desk by Wednesday, February 11 .
Friday, February 13th
4:00pm in the VanCortlandt Room
Valentine's Day Cocktail Party
All residents are invited to celebrate Valentine's
Day together in the VanCortlandt Room with a
selection of appetizers and drinks. The
entertainer for this afternoon's celebration will
be Leon Halpert. He will be performing oldies but
goodies both fast and slow songs and a selection
of show tunes. All residents are welcome.
Tuesday, February 17th
12:30pm in the VanCortlandt Room
Women's Luncheon
Our speaker will be Rex Smith, distinguished
editor of the Albany Times Union. His topic is
"Ethical Journalism in Challenging Times." Rex
Smith is an outstanding journalist and under his
management the Times Union has won
recognition as the best newspaper in its
circulation class in New York State.
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Tuesday, February 17
3:00pm in the VanCortlandt Room
Fat Tuesday Afternoon Party
All residents are invited to celebrate Fat Tuesday
in the VanCortlandt Room with Skip Parsons.
Skip will be here to play jazz music and make us
feel like we are right in New Orleans on Bourbon
Street. There will be Hurricanes to sip and
Merle's Spinach Balls to snack on.
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Tuesday, February 17
7:15pm in the VanCortlandt Room
Joe Gorman Evening Music Program
Joe Gorman is a vocalist and a rhythm guitar
player. Joe's six and twelve string acoustic and
electric guitar artistry helps create the rich
textured sound. Joe was a founding member of
the 80's rock band Ariel with an album and two
singles to their credit. All residents are welcome
to this program.
relaxing stay in Lake Placid at the Mirror Lake
Inn, in June of 2013 we headed to Cooperstown
to the Otesga, in October of 2013 we made our
second trip to Lake Placid to the Mirror Lake Inn.
In June 2014 we headed down to Tarrytown,
were we visited Kykuit, The Rockefeller Estate
and stayed at the Castle Hotel and Spa and in
October of 2014 we went to Cranwell Resort in
Lenox, MA. Please come with your ideas, all
residents are welcome.
Thursday, February 19th
Bus leaving at 11:15am
(est. return time 1:15pm)
Bus to Colonie Center & Target
The bus will drop residents off at the entrance of
Boscovs and LL Bean at Colonie Center as well
as the main entrance of Target in Northway Mall.
Please sign up at the Front Desk.
Wednesday, February 25
3:00pm in the Club Room
Jewish Discussion Group
Bake, Taste and Learn. Join us for baking
traditional Purim Hamentaschen (lled triangular
cookies). And nd out the deep lling meaning.
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Thursday, February 19
Bus leaving at12:00pm
(est. return time 2:30pm)
Bus to Men's Lunch Bunch Outing
For more information please contact Don
Aldinger at x4469.
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Friday, February 20
2:00pm in the VanCortlandt Room
Israel Presentation by Amy Kennedy
Amy Kennedy is currently the Executive Director
at Hawthorne Ridge in East Greenbush. Amy and
her husband went on their rst trip to Israel with
Rabbi Shpeen from November 1st through
November 12th. Amy will be here to show
pictures and tell stories of her trip. While
enjoying the presentation residents will be able
to enjoy Kosher snacks and beverages. All
residents are welcome.
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Monday, February 23
10:30am in the Club Room
Overnight Trip Meeting
The next overnight trip needs to be planned and
all residents are invited to this meeting to decide
the two days and location of our next overnight.
Just for a reminder in May of 2012 we went to
Lake George “Camping” at the Lodges at
Cresthaven, in October 2012 we went for a nice
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Tuesday, February 26
Bus to the Spectrum Movie Theatre
All residents are invited to go on the bus to the
Spectrum Movie Theatre for a lm of their
choice. The lms have not been determined due
to the time of this publication. All residents will
be notied via their in house mailboxes as to the
lm offerings after they have signed up. Please
sign up at the Front Desk by Wednesday,
February 26th.
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Friday, February 27
3:00pm in the VanCortlandt Room
Memoir Writing Seminar
We all have stories to tell. How wonderful to be
able to write them down and share your
fascinating life or the story of that one "special
time" with your loved ones. Professional
storytellers, Dee and Frank Wind will help you
write your memoir. They will then edit the story,
gather pictures and create a beautiful book for
you to share. On Friday, February 27th at
3:00pm, Dee and Frank will discuss the Memoir
writing project and answer your questions. They
look forward to working with the members of the
Beverwyck community.
Sunday, February 28th
2:30pm in the VanCortlandt Room
Opera Lovers Gathering
This month's opera will be L'ELISIR D'AMORE
and will be 128 minutes in length.
February
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
2015
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
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3 2:00pm The 4
5 10:30am All
Traveling
Museum9:00am Men's
Things Considered
Hudson River
10:15am Chai Tai
Breakfast
11:30am
Panorama
Bus to Reel
Chi with Olivia
7:15pm Jeff
1:00pm Bus to
Seafood
for lunch
Gonzales Evening
Stuyvesant Plaza
7:00pm Pub Night
Music Program
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13
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11:30am Russian
Short Story Class
4:00pm
Valentine's Day
Cocktail Party
11:30am Bus to
Met Opera at
Crossgates
2:00pm Bus to
Curtain Call
Theater
6:00pm Super
Bowl Party
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11:00am
1:00pm Bus to
1:00pm Bus to
Bus to Troy Savings
Stuyvesant Plaza
SLOC
Bank Music Hall
“Music at Noon”
3:00pm Albany
1:45pm Bus to
2:00pm Peter Haley
Pro Musica's Jean
Terrace for
Afternoon Program
Leonard
Valentine's Day
4:30pm Artist
Performance
Craft Event
Reception
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17 12:30pm
2:00pm Bus to
Union College
Concert Series
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2:0pm Bus to
Union College
Concert Series
Recurring Events:
1:00pm
Ecumenical Service
2:30pm
Mexican Train Dominos
10:00am Book
Club
1:00pm Bus to
Stuyvesant Plaza
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10:30am
Overnight Trip
Meeting
1:00pm Bus to
Stuyvesant Plaza
9:15am New Balance
11:00am
Balance & Bones
1:00pm Poker & Bridge
Women's Luncheon
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10:30am
French Club
1:00pm Bus to
New York State
Museum
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10:15am
Chair Tai Chi
19 10:30am All 20
Things Considered 11:30am Russian
11:15am Bus to
Colonie Center & Target Short Story Class
3:00pm
with Olivia
Fat Tuesday
2:30pm
Afternoon Party
Birthday Social 12:00pm Bus to Men's
Lunch Bunch Outing
7:15pm Joe
3:00pm
Town
Hall
Gorman Evening
3:30pm
Meeting
Music Program
Eucharist Service
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2:00pm
EmpowerU
Nutrition Class
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10:15am
Chair Tai Chi
with Olivia
3:00pm Jewish
Discussion Group
9:00am-10:00am
9:00am CardioFit
Cardio Circuit
11:00am
Bus to Western
10:15am-11:00am
Ave.
Price
Chopper
Sit and Be Fit
1:00pm Wii
1:00pm
Bowling League Hour
Poker & Card Games
3:45pm Bus to Catholic
7:15pm Movie Night
Mass at the Terrace
10:15am Bus 7
1:00pm Poker &
to Shabatt
11:30am Russian Bridge- Cancel
Short Story Class 3:00pm Theater
2:00pm Scripture Voices Performance
Study – Club Room
6:30pm Bus to
4:30pm Wine & Albany Civic Theater
Cheese Social
26
10:30am
French Club
TBD Bus to
Spectrum Movie
Theatre
2:00pm Israel
Presentation by
Amy Kennedy
27
11:30am Russian
Short Story Class
3:00pm Memori
Writing Seminar
21
6:00pm Bus to
Albany Symphony
Orchestra
28
2:30pm
Opera Lovers
Gathering
9:00am
9:00am-10:00am
9:00am Body in Balance
Cardio Circuit
Exercise Video – Club Room
10:00am Bus to Banking
10:15am-11:00am
10:00am
11:00am Balance & Bones
Sit and Be Fit
Ping Pong Club
1:00pm Mah Jongg
11:00am Bus to Shopping
1:00pm
Poker & Card Games
1:30pm Art Class
7:00pm Hand & Foot
2:00pm
Card Game
7:15pm
MovieNight
Night
7:15pm Movie
2:00pm Scripture
Scripture Study
Study
Every Friday 11:00am – 1:00pm Bus to Shopping • Monday, Wednesday & Friday – 9:00am bus to Guilderland YMCA
1st Friday: Delmar Hannaford • 2nd Friday: Slingerlands Price Chopper • 3rd Friday: Delmar Hannaford • 4th Friday: Slingerlands ShopRite • 5th Friday (When Applicable): Delmar Hannaford