Seabury Monthly
YOUR COMMUNITY LIFE EVENTS PUBLICATION FEBRUARY 2015
Love Life and Be Good to Yourself
Many of us spend our days taking care of
others, seeing to their needs and comfort. In
February, so many things are happening that
give us the opportunity to examine what we do
and to remember to take care of ourselves, and
have a treat once in a while.
Love Your Heart February is American Heart
Month: Seabury will recognize the
need to raise awareness about
Heart Disease and Prevention with
Go Red Day on Friday,
February 6. We hope everyone
will join us for a special tea in the afternoon,
and please wear red to support this cause.
Celebrate Valentine’s Day in your own quiet
way, or enjoy a special dinner with friends in
the Main Dining Room, Saturday, February 14.
Presidents’ Day falls on Monday, February 16.
We honor all of our presidents, not only George
Washington and Abraham Lincoln, whose
birthdays are this month.
Mardi Gras (Shrove Tuesday) is celebrated on
Tuesday, February 17. Feel free to wear
purple, gold and green, and sign up for a Fine
Dining luncheon, or enjoy special menu items in
the Bistro and Main Dining Room, before the
solemnity of lent begins on Ash Wednesday,
February 18.
February is also Black History Month.
We will pay tribute throughout the month with
special educational and
entertaining programs (see page
7 for details) and with historical
and biographical information
broadcast on Sundays on
Touchtown, (Channel 918).
How can I love ME? Let us count the ways.
(apologies to E.B. Browning)
A really top notch plan is three fold:
regular practice of yoga, meditation and
massage. Yoga and meditation benefits add up to
stronger muscles, greater breath awareness, and
mental clarity. Massage adds healthful relaxation
from caring touch, healing from good circulation,
released muscles and nourished skin.
The sum of these practices will have you
feeling great and you'll love it!
Seabury supports this plan with classes and
massage services under one roof!
For more information
or to make an
appointment, please
call (860) 243-6070.
Evan Williams, LMT
&
Tria Anderson, LMT
To be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing its
best, night and day, to make you everybody else means
to fight the hardest battle which any human being can
fight; and never stop fighting. ~e.e. cummings, 1955
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
WELLNESS SPOTLIGHT
2
BEYOND
PLATE
3
VOTE!
3
THE
IT’S TIME
TO
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.com
Jodi Morrissey
Activities & Trip
Coordinator
(860) 243-6035
jodimorrissey@
seaburylife.com
Tiffany Smith
Events & Program
Coordinator
(860) 243-6065
Tiffanysmith@
seaburylife.com
Carl Donatelli
Event Logistics &
Technical Support
Coordinator
(860) 748-6835
carldonatelli@
seaburylife.com
Front Desk Manager
Mary O’Connell
Receptionists
Rory Dlugos
Jeremy Harvey
Vickie Hester-Foster
Transportation
Coordinator
Maura Mazur
Drivers
Derrick Henry
Angel Jimenez
“A CUT ABOVE” SALON
Candace Mattingly
Gwendolyn Simpson
Kathleen Kay
Contractor-Stylists
(860) 243-6090
Tuesday-Friday
8:30-3:00
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Wellness Spotlight: Emotional Dimension of Wellness
Five Minutes to Emotional Wellness
I
f you only have five minutes a
day, you can still take positive
steps toward a more balanced
life. When you understand the
concept of wellness and how the 7
Dimensions of Wellness can lead you
toward a more whole and complete
life, you can find
simple ways to create
that feeling of
wellness in your
day-to-day life.
How do you achieve
overall wellness in
just five minutes a day? There are
some basic positive steps you can
take in each wellness dimension to
further your wellness journey. Of
course, you can spend more time if
you’d like. Sometimes, though, you
only have five minutes...and you can
still do something special for yourself
and start feeling better.
Emotional Wellness doesn’t have to
involve sitting in a therapist’s chair for
an hour a week. There are some
simple things you can do to support
your Emotional Wellness in just five
minutes a day:
• Journal. Even if you only have
five minutes, you can journal.
Simply write some quick notes
about how you’re feeling and
what is going on in your life. It
may not seem like much, but you
can use these notes later for
insight and greater personal
awareness.
• Read an article, listen to a
podcast (re-broadcast video
clips on the internet) or watch
a video. Look for short articles,
podcasts, or videos on various
Emotional Wellness topics, such
as anger management techniques,
anxiety reduction, defeating
depression, or overcoming fear.
•
This information will come in handy
when you least expect it, and
learning more about Emotional
Wellness is the first step toward
greater emotional health.
Tell a friend. If you’re having a
bad day, call a friend and quickly let
them know what’s going on.
Sometimes simply expressing
your feelings in a safe place
can alleviate some of the
tension. A quick conversation
with a friend can lift your
spirits and lets you know
you’re not alone.
Excerpted from an internet article “Five
Minutes for Wellness,” by The 123 Feel
Better Company in The Insight Journal, at
www.anxiety-and-depression-solutions.com.
Seabury resources for
emotional wellness:
The Caregiver Support group meets
on the third Thursday of each month at
3 p.m. in Hearthside Parlor. This is
open to Seabury residents only and is
led by Beth Lomasky.
Bereavement and Loss Support
group meets on the second Thursday
at 3 p.m. in CSA. This group is led by
Consulting Psychiatrist Dr. Harris.
Listen...Do You Hear VOICES?
These frigid days when we huddle over
a cup of tea could be the perfect time
to put pen to paper (or hands to
computer keys) to write a story for the
Spring edition of Voices, our community
"literary magazine".
Prose pieces should be limited to 1000
words, poems must be 40 lines or
fewer, and sketches are very welcome
too. You have some time before our
official submission month, but now's
the time to listen...do you hear an idea
Seabury Monthly
Beyond the Plate
Hello everyone from your Culinary Department,
I hope this newsletter finds you well!
We have several new additions to our staff, which
you may already know, but please help me welcome
Kevin Smith and Aliyah Johnson, our new Views
Dining Room servers, and Edward Payton our new
Bistro Cook. Also new to our team is Joshua Binder,
our cook at Seabury Meadows.
Did you know? Apples belong to the rose family,
as do pears and plums. If you have ever buried your nose into an
apple, rose, strawberry, or cherry blossoms, then you know the
Rose family. In the early 1900s, botanists reclassified the former
Spirea, Plum, and Apple families as subfamilies within the Rose
family. In response, Robert Frost penned the following poem: "The
rose is a rose and was always a rose. But the theory now goes that
the apple's a rose, and the pear is, and so is the plum, I suppose.
The dear [Lord] only knows what will next prove a rose. You, of
course, are a rose - but were always a rose."
On a side note I would ask that you help us prevent the spread
of influenza and other infections. A couple of ways to do this is to
regularly use hand sanitizer, located throughout the building, and if
you are dining in the Main Dining Room and you have a runny nose
please use a tissue instead of a cloth napkin. Tissues are available
at the entrance to the dining room, so grab one on your way in,
just in case. Thank you so much helping to keep us all healthy,
and for letting us serve you!
- Chef Eugene and your Culinary Team.
Upcoming Trip
A number of people have asked if we could take a trip to
FootPrints in Newington. We will be going on
Wednesday, February 11, 2015 at 1:30 p.m.
If you would like to join us, please sign up in CAS.
New Resident Reception
Come and meet
your new
neighbors!
Sunday
February 1, 2015
4 p.m.
Please wear your nametag
Shredding
is Back!
In the Residents’ Business
Center starting Monday,
January 26, there will be a
secure collection bin for papers
that you would like to have
shredded. They will be picked
up monthly by the firm used by
Seabury’s administration and
shredded offsite. So that all may
have room, please do NOT put
your whole stash in at one time.
If you have a lot of paper, just
bring a small amount each
month. This service is being
offered free of charge by the
Communications Committee.
Come out and Vote for Hartford Magazine’s “Best Of”!!
Seabury has been nominated in 7 categories.
You are welcome to vote from your home computer, at your
convenience, by going to www.seaburylife.org and clicking on
the link. If you would like help, we will have iPads at the Top
of the Stairs with volunteers to assist you in voting
on the following dates and times:
Tuesday February 3rd: 11 a.m.—2 p.m.
Wednesday February 4th: 11 a.m.—2 p.m.
Wednesday February 11th: 11 a.m.—1 p.m.; 4-5 p.m.
Thursday February 12th: 11 a.m.—1 p.m.; 4-5 p.m.
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10:00 Health Services
Committee
HH
2:00 Monday
Reading Club
Harbor Part Two
HH
HH 3:00 Meditation SP
7:00 Movie:
3:00 Billiards Tourney
The Good Lie
BR
CH918 5:30 Having Fun with
Spanish
MDR
6:30 MahJongg GR
7:00 Dup. Bridge
CAS
8:00 Women’s BB
UCONN vs
South Carolina
HH
8
10:30 Communion
CH
2:00 Sunday
Movie: Pearl
Hood
7:00 Movie: Boy
CH918
Reception
MDR
6:30 Super Bowl
Viewing
HH
MR
3:30 Hymn Sing
TOS
2:00 Women’s BB
UCONN vs
Temple
HH
4:00 New Resident
10 9-4 Bank Open
8:00 Resident
Breakfast: Erik
Meischied
TPC
10:00 Shop Stop &
Shop
11:00 Trails Comm.
GV
2:30 Judaic Service
CH
3:30 Knit ‘n Stitch
NL
4:30 Drop In Social
HP
HH
Night Train to Munich
10:00 ALP
HH
10:30 Ecumenical
Service & Sacrament
of Healing
CH
1:00 ALP
HH
2:00 Communications
Comm.
BC
3:00 Meditation SP
3:00 Billiards
Tourney
BR
7:00 Cribbage CAS
7:15 Classic Movie:
11
4
9:00 Hospitality
Committee
HP
10:00 ALP
HH
10:30 Ecumenical
Service & Sacrament
of Healing
CH
1:00 ALP
HP
3:00 Meditation SP
7:00 Cribbage CAS
7:15 Classic Movie:
Duplicity
HH
3
9-4 Bank Open
10:00 Shop Geisslers
1:00 Encore!
Committee Meeting
HP
1:00 ALP Curriculum
Committee
MR
3:30 Knit ‘n Stitch NL
4:00 Action Forum
CAS
4:30 Drop In Social
HP
7:00 UCONN
Women’s BB vs
Cincinnati
HH
2
3:00 Meditation SP
5:30 Having Fun with
Spanish
MDR
6:30 MahJongg GR
7:00 Dup. Bridge
CAS
1
10:30 Communion
CH
2:00 Sunday
Movie: Pearl
Harbor Part One
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Sunday
“They Called Me
HH
Lizzy”
7:15 Encore
Performance
Elizabeth Keckly
CH918
Night Train to Munich
12 9-4 Bank Open
10:00 ALP
MR
12:00 Conversational
French
PDR
1:00 ALP
HH
3:00 Spiritual Life
Committee
SP
3:00 Bereavement and
Loss Support Group
HP
5:15 Birthday Fun
MDR
7:00 Poker
CAS
7:15 Classic Movie:
5 9-4 Bank Open
10:30 ALP
MR
10-3 Encore Is
Open
12:00 Conversational
French
PDR
1:00 ALP
HH
7:00 Poker
CAS
7:15 Classic Movie:
Duplicity
CH918
7:15 Patty Carver
presents
Irving Berlin:
A Patriotic Tribute
HH
Thursday
Saturday
13
10:00 iPad Class BC
12:30 Kindergarten
Visit
CAS
1:00 Shop Stop and
Shop
6:15 HSO
Masterworks**
7:00 Bridge
CAS
HH
FOOD DRIVE this
Weekend
The Love Punch
4:00 Women’s BB
UCONN vs
Tulane
HH
4:30 Drop In Social
HP
6:15 HSO
Masterworks**
7:15 Movie:
14
9:00 Men’s Mug
Club
HP
10:00 ISOD:
Steven Lewis HH
6
7
10:00 iPad Class BC 9:00 Men’s Mug
11:00 Dr. Coll
Club
HP
Lecture: Signs and 10:30 ISOD
Symptoms of a
Steering Comm GV
Stroke
HH 3:30 Women’s BB
1:00 Shop Stop and UCONN vs
Shop
Memphis
HH
1:45 GO Red Tea
TOS 4:30 Drop In Social
3:00 Poets and
HP
Writers
HP 7:15 Movie: The
7:00 Bridge
CAS
Good Lie
HH
Friday
A Balanced Life Calendar of Activities Brought to You by Resident Services
FEBRUARY 2015
MONDAY
Encore
receives
DONATIONS
EVERY TUESDAY
9 am-noon
Sign Up in
CAS for
Event When
Indicated
With
DOUBLE STARS **
23 10:00 Library
Comm. L
3:00 Meditation
SP
2:00 Middle East
Patton: A Genius For Study Group
MR
War
HH 3:00 Billiards Tourney
7:00 Movie: Elsa
5:30 Having Fun with
& Fred
CH918 Spanish
MDR
6:30 MahJongg
GR
7:00 Dup. Bridge CAS
8:00 Women’s BB
UCONN v Tulane HH
22
10:30 Communion
CH
2:00 Sunday Movie:
HH
16
8:00 Men’s Breakfast
MDR
11:00 Dining Com.
PDR
3:00 Billiards Tourney
BR
3:00 Meditation
SP
3:30 Seabury
Community Forum
HH
The Love Punch
5:30 Having Fun with
CH918 Spanish
MDR
6:30 MahJongg
GR
7:00 Dup. Bridge CAS
7:15 The Louie
Armstrong Concert
15
10:30 Communion
CH
2:00 Sunday Movie:
Panama Canal MR
2:00 Seabury
Authors Speak:
Kathy Carle
HH
3:30 Hymn Sing
TOS
7:00 Movie:
SUNDAY
Monday-Friday
Morning Prayer
9 a.m.
Additional
Chapel
Offerings
24 9-4 Bank Open
9:00 Buildings and
Grounds
MR
10:00 Shop Stop &
Shop
3:30 E & E
CAS
3:30 Knit ‘n Stitch
NL
4:30 Drop In Social
HP
17 9-4 Bank Open
10:00 2G’s Comm.
GV
10:00 Shop Geisslers
12:00 Fine Dine:
Mardi Gras
MDR
1:30 Great
Decisions
MR
3:30 Knit ‘n Stitch
NL
4:30 Drop In Social
HP
7:00 Women’s BB
UCONN vs Houston
HH
TUESDAY
19 9-4 Bank Open
10:00 ALP
MR
10-3 Encore Open
10:30 Catholic
Communion Service
CH
11:00 Dr. Harris:
18
9:00 Resident Council
HH
10:30 Ecumenical
Service & Sacrament
of Healing
CH
1:00 ALP
HP
3:00 Meditation
SP
3:00 Billiards Tourney
BR
3:30 Critic’s Circle
MR
7:00 Cribbage
CAS
7:15 Classic Movie:
Amelia
HH
26 9-4 Bank Open
10:00 ALP
MR
12:00 Conversational
French
PDR
1:00 ALP
HH
7:00 Poker
CAS
7:15 Classic Movie:
Coma
CH918
Rooms
ATR Atrium
BC Business
Center
BR Billiards Room
CAS Creative
Arts Studio
CH Chapel
CLD Clinic Desk
25
10:00 ALP
HH
10:30 Ecumenical
Service & Sacrament
of Healing
CH
1:00 ALP
HP
3:00 Meditation SP
3:00 Billiards Tourney
BR
7:00 Cribbage CAS
7:15 Classic Movie:
Coma
HH
Abbreviations:
B & G: Buildings
& Grounds
E & E: Education
& Entertainment
S & C Suggestions
& Concerns
2 G’s: Garden
& Greenhouse
12:00 French PDR
2:00 Cong. Church
Discussion
GV
3:00 Caregiver’s
Support Group HP
Third Thursday
Dining
7:00 Poker
CAS
7:15 Classic Movie:
Amelia
CH918
Mental Health
Consultant HH
THURSDAY
WEDNESDAY
Rooms Cont.
CSA Center for
Successful Aging
GV Garden View
GR Game Room
HH Heritage Hall
HP Hearthside
Parlor
L Library
MDR Main Dining
HH
Elizabeth Smith
27
9:30 ALP
MR
10:00 iPad Class BC
10:00 Flowers and
Décor Comm.
GV
1:00 Shop Stop and
Shop
7:00 Bridge
CAS
7:15 Classical
Pianist: Grace
20
9:30 ALP
MR
10:00 iPad Class
BC
10:15 Book Group
HP
1:00 Shop Stop and
Shop
1:45 Tea
TOS
7:00 Bridge
CAS
7:15 Open Mic
Night
HH
FRIDAY
Rooms Cont.
MR Media Room
NL North Lounge
SP Center for
Spirituality
TOS Top of
Stairs
TPC Time Piece
Café
28
9:00 Men’s Mug
Club
HP
2:00 UCONN
Women’s BB vs
Memphis
HH
4:30 Drop In Social
HP
7:15 Movie:
Maleficent HH
21
9:00 Men’s Mug
Club
HP
9:30 Story Tellers
HH
3:00 Women’s
BB UCONN vs
Tulsa
HH
4:30 Drop In Social
HP
7:15 Movie:
Elsa & Fred HH
(this film was not
available last
month)
SATURDAY
Seabury Monthly
Center for Spirituality
I’d like to introduce myself. I am Tania Bouteneff, chaplain intern here at Seabury for
the last several months.
I have lived in West Hartford for some 20 years. I spent most of my adult life
devoted to the field of education, first as an elementary school teacher, and then as a
school administrator. It’s only in the last 5-6 years or so that I became drawn to
chaplaincy. My work in education gave me plenty of experience listening carefully and
having meaningful conversations (with students, parents, faculty members), providing
support as needed. This was something I particularly loved about my work. Being a
chaplain is a wonderful next step in my life, because it allows me to integrate two things that are very
meaningful to me: building relationships with individuals, and my spirituality. This new direction my
life has taken has been very nourishing and gratifying for me.
I have now had several years of experience in training as well as visiting patients as a chaplain
intern at John Dempsey Hospital and at Hartford Hospital, but until now, I hadn’t had the experience of
visiting residents at a life-care facility. I feel enormously fortunate that I was invited to come to
Seabury—–what a wonderful and welcoming place this is!
My visits have been primarily at Brewer and Davis, as well as the Meadows. Unfortunately, I’m
only able to spend one morning a week at Seabury, so I never have as much time as I’d like to talk with
people. But in my limited time here I’ve met residents who are wonderfully varied and interesting and
admirable, and who face challenges with dignity and courage. And I’ve seen staff whose caring, kindness, respect, and attention to the individual are without par.
I thank Chaplain Bob from the bottom of my heart for this opportunity, and for the wise guidance
he offers me.
Seabury Cinema
2/1
Documentary:
Pearl Harbor, Part 1
@ 2 p.m., MR
2/3
Duplicity
@ 7:15 p.m., HH
2/5
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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Duplicity
@ 7 p.m., CH 918
2/7
The Good Lie*
@ 7:15 p.m., HH
2/8
Documentary:
Pearl Harbor, Part 1
@ 2 p.m., MR
2/11 Night Train to Munich
@ 7:15 p.m., HH
2/12 Night Train to Munich
@ 7:15 p.m. CH 918
2/14 *
@ 7:15 p.m., HH
2/15 Documentary: Panama
Canal @ 2 p.m., MR
2/18 Amelia
@ 7:15 p.m., HH
2/19 Amelia
@ 7:15 p.m., CH 918
2/21 Elsa & Fred*
@ 7:15 p.m., HH
2/22 Biography: Patton
@ 2 p.m., MR
2/25 Coma
@ 7:15 p.m., HH
2/26 Coma
@ 7:15 p.m., CH 918
2/28 Maleficent*
@ 7:15 p.m., HH
*Please Note: Saturday Movies are
at 7:15 p.m. in HH and
on Sundays at 7:15 p.m. on Ch 918.
Seabury Monthly
February Program Highlights
Superbowl Sunday! Do you want to get together
with your fellow football fans to cheer on the Patriots
(or the Seahawks)? The Big Game will be televised on
the Big Screen in Heritage Hall. BYO refreshments.
Sunday, February 1, 6:15 p.m., Heritage Hall
iPad Workshops – Apple’s iPads are a great piece
of technology that can enhance your life in many
ways though, as with any technology, they can take
some getting used to. Come learn how to get the
most out of your iPad. Fridays, 10 a.m.,
Business Center
Patty Carver presents ”Irving Berlin”- Join Patty
Carver as she shares some of her favorite Berlin
stories and songs in celebration of one of the greatest
American songwriters of all time! Thursday,
February 5, 7:15 p.m., Heritage Hall
ISOD Speaker Steven Lewis: Come hear
Steven Lewis speak about “The Monarch
Butterfly and its Impact on the Climate Change.”
Saturday, February 7, 10a.m., Heritage Hall
Monday Reading Club— The Monday Reading Club
has met at Seabury for many years, and a number of
its members are residents. The Club invites the
Seabury Community to enjoy a presentation and
reading by guest speaker Janet Carville, owner of the
Avon Pickin’ Patch, a local pick-your-own farm.
Monday, February 9, 2 p.m., Heritage Hall
Resident Breakfast Our employee speaker this
month is Executive Sous Chef Erik Meischeid.
Tuesday, February 10, 8 a.m., Time Piece Bistro
Elizabeth Keckly “They Called Me Lizzy” – Back
by popular demand, Actress Stephanie Jackson
becomes Elizabeth Keckly in this one-woman play on
the life of an amazing 19th century woman. Follow
Lizzy’s life from slavery to professional dressmaker
and eventually to friend and confidante to Mary Todd
Lincoln. Thursday, February 12, 7:15 p.m.
Heritage Hall
Seabury Authors Speak: Kathy Carle will give
an inaugural reading from her second book of
poetry, THE UNCOMMON NATIVITY OF COMMON
THINGS (Antrim House). The event is being held
under the auspices of the Seabury Library’s series,
"Seabury Authors Speak," which highlights resident
authors. Books will be available for purchase at the
program. The author will donate a portion of the
proceeds to the Seabury Charitable Foundation.
Following the presentation, light refreshments will
be served in the library. Sunday, February 15,
2 p.m., Heritage Hall
A Touch of Jazz “The Louie Armstrong
Concert – The Louie Armstrong Concert is a
musical program about the life and music of jazz
great Louie Armstrong. Monday, February 16,
7:15 p.m., Heritage Hall
Please come and hear Dr. Thelisa Harris speak
about her role at Seabury as the Mental Health
Consultant. Thursday, February 19, 11 a.m.,
Heritage Hall
Open Mic Night The Education and Entertainment
Committee is sponsoring this exciting evening
spotlighting our local talent. Come and enjoy song,
dance, poetry, prose, and more, provided by your
friends and neighbors at Seabury. Friday,
February 20, 7:15p.m., Heritage Hall
Grace Elizabeth Smith – You are cordially invited
to attend a performance by Brazilian-American
pianist Grace Elizabeth Smith. Her engaging style
and captivating interpretations will leave you
wanting more. Ms. Smith returns to Seabury
following rave reviews. Friday, February 27,
7:15 p.m., Heritage Hall
Windsor Federal is Coming to Seabury!
In preparation for the transition of banking from
Peoples to Windsor Federal, we will be providing
transportation to the WFB branch in Bloomfield. We
will reserve 5 seats on the Tuesday shopping bus
each week for residents who would like to change
accounts. Residents will be dropped off at the bank
before the bus continues on to the market. These
individuals should plan to shop on a different day.
Please sign up in CAS to reserve a seat.
For information about the bank, please contact the
Windsor Federal representatives:
Kellie Maliszewski – Branch Operations Manager
860-242-6062; [email protected]
Jonathan Kozloski – Personal Banker 860-242-6062;
[email protected]
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IMPORTANT ESSENTIALS
TO YOUR HEALTH
TRANSPORTATION
Dr. Coll will discuss:
“Signs and Symptoms of a Stroke”
on February 6, 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.
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS
Every Wed. from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
No appointment needed.
FOOTNOTES FROM
THE
Want to shop
on Tuesday or Friday?
Call (860) 243-6070
PLEASE NOTE:
A CLINIC NURSE
IS AVAILABLE ON
WEEKENDS
AND HOLIDAYS
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
LIBRARY COMMITTEE
In his acceptance speech, for the Nobel Prize in Literature in
1950, William Faulkner referred to fears of the nuclear age.
He also went on to say that he believed that men and women
will not merely endure: they will prevail…they have a soul and
a spirit capable of compassion and sacrifice…
Authors and their books feed our souls. What if we had no
books full of stories, lives, ideas, poems, plays, science or
history?
Every month our book selection committee meets in the
library to choose new books for the Seabury community. We
want tknow what you want to read; books such as: “All the
Light We Cannot See; Orphan Train; Revival, Deep Down
Dark: The Untold Stories of 33 Men Buried in a Chilean Mine,
and the Miracle That Set Them Free; Gray Mountain; The
Boston Girl; Unbroken: a World War II Story of Survival,
Resilience, and Redemption; Jeter Unfiltered; The Fault in Our
Stars; Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End;
41: a Portrait of My Father; Somewhere Safe with Somebody
Good.”
If you read a great book or a great book review,
If you hear a great book discussion on NPR
(or in the dining room)
If you remember a great story you would like to read again,
Tell us and we will consider ordering it!
Contact Carolann Purcell or David Eusden
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Mon/Wed/Fri:
Bloomfield, Hartford, West Hartford
Tues/Thurs:
Avon, Farmington, Simsbury, Windsor
SUNDAY CHURCH SHUTTLE
Please contact Maura Mazur
at (860) 243-6058
if interested.
There are 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 p.m.,
pickup at 3 p.m.
Note Change of Time!!
Next trip:
February 1st
Buckland Hills Mall
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