Dinner off the Beaten Path “Breakwater” th March 15 – March 21 th Cascades Current Table of Contents 2|Page PAGE 3 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S NOTES PAGE 4,5 WEEKLY DINING SPECIALS MENU PAGE 6 NOTEWORTHY INK PAGE 7 NEWS FROM THE TRAIL PAGE 8 OYSTER ROAST PAGE 9 RUBY MORGAN PIANO CONCERT PAGE 10,11 THIS WEEK’S MOVIES PAGE 12,13 THIS WEEK’S DAILY EVENTS PAGE 14 SWAMP RABBIT TRAIL CHALLENGE PAGE 15 UPCOMING EVENTS PAGE 16 PRECINCT 24 VOTER RE-ORGANIZATION PAGE 17 FUTURE MOVE-INS PAGE 18 WELLNESS CALENDAR Executive Director’s Notes Member Meeting Mark your calendars for Wednesday, March 25, 2015. We will be having a member meeting in the ballroom at 11:00am. Topics covered will include the upcoming construction projects, traffic and parking issues related to the upcoming construction, security issues, update on recent thefts, updated member guide and Live Long Well Care. I look forward to seeing you on the 25th. Parking As a follow up to last week’s parking update, JR from the home office reviewed the sites for the proposed parking area expansions this past Tuesday. He will be returning to the campus on Wednesday, March 18 with a civil engineer to review the sites, and make sure they are appropriate for conversion to parking areas. Based on rough calculations so far, it appears we could create 25 parking spots for staff parking. Landscaping related to Construction of Reedy House The weather has not been cooperating with us, and has delayed our moving of the trees and plants from the front of the Reedy House Construction site. We hope to have this completed by Monday afternoon. Once this work is completed, we will wash down the streets and remove any mud or debris left over from this project. As soon as the landscaping move is completed, Triangle Construction will begin erecting the construction fencing around the site. Ground Breaking Ceremony – Reedy House We have scheduled the ground breaking ceremony for the Reedy House building. It will be held on April 2, 2015 at 11:00am at the construction site. Knox White, the Mayor of Greenville will be attending and participating in the groundbreaking ceremony. We will be posting more details during the coming weeks. Main Dining Room Carpet We are working with commercial carpet cleaning vendors, securing bids for cleaning of the main dining room carpet. I know many of you are frustrated or embarrassed by the condition of the carpet. I will keep you updated on our progress with this issue. See you around the campus. Andy 3|Page Weekly Specials Menu Singles Tables Monday, Thursday & Saturday at 5:45pm & 6:15pm Reservations are required for Dining Room March 16th thru March 21st Weekly Salads BLT Salad Chopped Iceberg, Roasted Tomatoes, Bacon Ranch Italian Bread Salad Mixed Greens, Parmesan Croutons, Cherry Tomato, Red Onion, Italian Monday BBQ Pulled Pork $20 Coke BBQ Sauce, Blue Cheese Slaw, Toast Points, One Side Coq Au Vin $24 Braised Chicken Thighs, Mushrooms, Pearl Onions, Two Sides Fresh Catch $MP Chefs Accompaniments, Two Sides Sides Green Beans Crushed Yukon Gold Potatoes Tuesday Bangers & Mash $24 Grilled Bratwurst, Whipped Potatoes, Caramelized Onions, One Side Spaghetti & Meatballs $20 House Made Meatballs, Marinara, Garlic Bread, One Side Fresh Catch $MP Chefs Accompaniments, Two Sides Sides Sautéed Zucchini & Tomatoes Collard Greens, Onions, Brown Sugar 4|Page Wednesday Roast Turkey $23 Fresh Herbs, Cornbread Dressing, Gravy, One Side Crispy Pork Chop $24 Tomato Gravy, Two Sides Fresh Catch $MP Chefs Accompaniments, Two Sides Sides Squash Casserole, Parmesan Breadcrumbs Lima Beans Mint & Basil Thursday Dining Room Closed for St. Patrick’s Day Event Friday Filet Oscar $28 4 oz. Filet, Asparagus “Coins”, Blue Crab Hollandaise, One Side Fresh Catch $MP Chefs Accompaniments, Two Sides Sides Braised Carrots, Bourbon, Maple Speckled Butter Beans Saturday Prime Rib $28 Slow Roasted Prime Rib Au Jus & Horseradish Aioli Fresh Catch $MP Chefs Accompaniments, Two Sides Sides Buttered New Potatoes Braised Red Cabbage, Mustard & Celery Seed 5|Page Bob Jones Living Gallery We will be attending the Bob Jones Living Gallery on Friday April 3rd. Since this event sells out fast, we have purchased the tickets to the event. If you would like to go, just RSVP in the book. We will have 21 seats available. The cost of the tickets will be billed to your monthly account. For any questions, please contact Jermaine @ 528-5527. Nature Trail Use Members, Cascades has a beautiful campus with many venues located in our Clubhouse. We also have amenities outside for you to use. One of which is our beautiful nature trail. The trail goes around half of our campus and once construction is done on the new Cottages it will return to a full perimeter trail. If you would be so kind to take a few seconds and look in the RSVP book for the month of March and just put your name down as a trail user. It’s not required to use the trail of course, but we would like to know how it’s used, exercise or just a nature walk. We know it’s been cold but has the season turns to Spring we want to make sure you take full advantage of this wonderful trail. Thank you. – Keepers of the Trail The RSVP Book is Moving to the Concierge Desk The RSVP Book is our source for making reservations for events for members and a bookkeeping tool for staff to see how many have signed up for events. Well, we have noticed that some pages mysteriously go missing from the book prior to events happening, which makes it difficult to manage effectively. With that said, the RSVP Book will be kept at the Concierge desk for you to sign up for events. It will be available from 8am-8pm. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. Thank you. - Member Services Fix It Clinic A Repair Clinic for walkers, scooters and canes is on Thursday, March 26th (morning only). Please call Aleksandra to schedule an appt. #528-5526 6|Page News from the Trail March #2 While reviewing my trail photos, this scene caught my attention. It is a complex capsule of the remarkable diverse ecosystem that time and our stream have produced. When we encounter these beautiful natural scenes, we are reminded to tread lightly when altering or “improving” wild areas for our enjoyment. I took the challenge of the phrase “a picture is worth a thousand words” and came up with these. As you study the picture, I’m sure you can add to the list. Jack Postle renewal, survive, nourish, wash, soft, seek, shade, drift, reflection, hide, rest, green, wet, old, beautiful 7|Page Join Chef Joey As He Hosts an Oyster Roast in our Pub Featuring the Music of Fayssoux Mclean Thursday, March 26th at 6pm RSVP in the book, Max 40 firm $35 Cold Water Oysters Pickles Boiled Shrimp Lemons Hot Sauces 8|Page Slaw Crackers Mignonette Ruby Morgan Piano Concert Ruby Morgan has been described as "one of the outstanding pianists of the South," performing solo recitals and chamber music throughout the eastern United States and Europe. She made her orchestral debut at fifteen with the Brevard Music Center Orchestra and has since performed with orchestras such diverse works as the Bartok Concerto No. 3, SaintSaens Concerto No. 2, Liszt Concerto No. 2, Beethoven Concerto No. 3, the “Choral” Fantasy, and the Ravel Concerto for the Left Hand. She performed extensively as a member of the Heritage Chamber Players, with frequent broadcasts on South Carolina Public Radio. Morgan serves as Professor of Piano at Furman University and has had students as winners in both state and national competitions. She also has served as adjudicator for various levels of competitions as well as lecturer for workshops on piano playing. For eight summers she was a member of the Artist-Faculty of the Brevard Music Center and later assisted at the Taubman Piano Institute at Amherst and Williams Colleges. She will be performing for you on Saturday March 21st @ 3:30pm in the Ballroom. 9|Page This WEEK’s MOVIEs SUNDAY 3pm: The Road to Bali 1952 PG 1Hour 31 Min Having to leave Melbourne in a hurry to avoid various marriage proposals, two song-and-dance men sign on for work as divers. Starring :Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour SUNDAY 7pm: Chicago 2013 PG-13 1Hour 53 Min Murderesses Velma Kelly and Roxie Hart find themselves on death row together and fight for the fame that will keep them from the gallows in 1920s Chicago. Stars: Renée Zellweger, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Richard Gere MONDAY 7pm: The Butler 2013 R 2 Hour 37 Min As Cecil Gaines serves eight presidents during his tenure as a butler at the White House, the civil rights movement, Vietnam, and other major events affect this man's life, family, and American society. Starring Forest Whitaker, Oprah Winfrey, John Cusack WEDNESDAY 3pm: The American President 1995 PG-13 1Hr 54Min With the end of his first term in sight, widowed U.S. President Andrew Shepherd (Michael Douglas) knows that overwhelming public support will guarantee his re-election. But when he falls in love with lobbyist Sydney Ellen Wade (Annette Bening), Shepherd's supporters question the relationship, and his approval ratings drop. As a rival presidential candidate goes on the attack, Shepherd must choose between his political career and his love for Sydney. Starring Michael Douglas, Annette Bening, Martin Sheen 10 | P a g e WEDNESDAY 7pm: Taking Chance 2009 PG-13 2Hour 3 Min Based on real-life events, Lt. Col. Michael Strobl, a volunteer military escort officer, accompanies the body of 19-year-old Marine Chance Phelps back to his hometown of Dubois, Wyoming. Starring Kevin Bacon, Tom Aldredge, Nicholas Art | FRIDAY 7pm: Foxcatcher 2014 R 2Hour 14Min The greatest Olympic Wrestling Champion brother team joins Team Foxcatcher led by multimillionaire sponsor John E. du Pont as they train for the 1988 games in Seoul - a union that leads to unlikely circumstances. Steve Carell, Channing Tatum, Mark Ruffalo SATURDAY 1:30pm: Half Past Autumn 2000 NR 1 Hour 31 Min An intimate look at the life and career of Gordon Parks a true Renaissance man who has excelled as a photographer, novelist, journalist, poet, musician and filmmaker. SATURDAY 7pm: Foxcatcher 2014 R 2Hour 14 Min The greatest Olympic Wrestling Champion brother team joins Team Foxcatcher led by multimillionaire sponsor John E. du Pont as they train for the 1988 games in Seoul - a union that leads to unlikely circumstances. Steve Carell, Channing Tatum, Mark Ruffalo 11 | P a g e This Week’s Daily Events Sunday, March 15th 9:30am: 11:00am: 3:00pm: 3:00pm 7:00pm: Worship Service, Student from North Greenville College Mike Darrow, Ballroom Sunday Brunch, Dining Room Matinee Movie, Movie Theater GSO With Strings Attached, Gunter Theater, Ex. (Depart at 2:15pm) Evening Movie, Movie Theater 10:30am: 11:00am: 1:30pm: 1:30pm: 4:00pm: 4:00pm: 7:00pm: 7:00pm: 7:00pm Rummikub, Bistro NEW LOCATION House Keeping Committee, PDR Choir Rehearsal, Ballroom Contract Bridge, Burgess Card Room Men’s Club, Pub Book Club, Library Reorganization Meeting @ Beck Academy Depart 6:15pm Member-Pick Movie, Movie Theater Bible Study with Earl Piper, Denton Card Room 10:00am: 1:15pm: 6:00pm: Bridge Lessons with Joan King, Burgess Card Room Beginner iPhone/iPad Class, Art Studio: Covering Calendar, email, general use Ladies Game Night, Pub 10:00am: 11:00am 1:00pm: 1:30pm 3:00pm: 3:00pm: 5:00pm: 7:00pm: Prayer Group, Pub Building and Grounds Committee, PDR Gin Rummy Game, Art Studio Knitting Group, Pub Choir Practice, Ballroom Tenor and Bass Only Matinee Movie, Movie Theater Happy Hour, Featuring Musical talents of Dale Burke, Pub Evening Movie, Movie Theater 12 | P a g e Monday, March 16th Tuesday, March 17th Wednesday, March 18th Thursday, March 19th 10:30am: 8:30am: 11:30am: 1:00pm: 1:15pm: 1:30pm: 2:30pm: 6:00pm 7:30pm: Rummikub, Bistro NEW LOCATION Swamp Rabbit Trail Part 2, EX Open Hearts Open Minds, PDR Mah-Jongg, Burgess Card Room iPhone/iPad Advanced Class, Art Studio Scrapbooking Club, Library Memoir Writing Class, PDR Day after St. Patrick’s Day Party. Dining Room (Dining Room will be closed for this event. You may call in to go orders as usual) Current Events, Pub Friday, March 20th 8:30am: 8:30am 9:45am: Men’s Club Breakfast, Dining Room Day Trip to Gastonia NC and Gaffney God’s Holy Days by Joe Amaral, Movie Theater What Christ did at His First coming and what He will do at His Second Coming are clearly pictured within the nature of the Feasts. In the Spring Feasts we will see how Unleavened Bread spoke of the sinless nature of Jesus. Examine First fruits and Pentecost and discover how God keeps His promises. 10:30am: 1:30pm: 5:00pm: 7:00pm: Christ Church Communion Pub Duplicate Bridge, Pub Happy Hour, Pub New Release Movie, Movie Theater 9:00am: 11:00am: 1:30pm: 1:30pm: 3:30pm 7:00pm: Bi-Lo Grocery Shopping Publix Grocery Shopping Rummikub, Burgess Card Room Documentary Movie, Movie Theater Piano Concert by Mrs. Ruby Morgan, Professor of Piano at Furman, Ballroom New Release Movie, Movie Theater 13 | P a g e Saturday, March 21st Cascades Hikers 2015 Swamp Rabbit Trail Challenge The Cascades Hikers are hiking 17.5 miles of the Swamp Rabbit Trail from the current southern terminus at Lake Conestee Nature Park to Travelers Rest in four separate sections. We challenge all able members to join us in this activity. Certificates and prizes will be awarded to all who complete the entire 17.5 mile walk. Section # 2 – Thursday March 19th – Leaves the Club House at 8:30 AM. Mile Marker 37.5 – AMF Star Lanes at Pleasantburg and Cleveland Street to Main Street, Downtown Greenville Mile Marker 33.5. Total Distance 4.0 miles. After completion of our walk, you will have the option to lunch on your own in Downtown Greenville or return on an early bus. A list of optional restaurants will be provided. Or you may choose to bring a picnic and eat in Reedy River Falls Park. We will gather at a designated location/time and return to the Cascades after lunch. The Swamp Rabbit Trail, largely based on an old railroad bed, is a paved trail with very few inclines. No rocks or roots to step over or streams to cross. This section is rated easy. Plan to bring along – good walking shoes, plenty to drink, and some snacks. All hikers must be physically able to hike the distance. If you have concerns with your ability to hike, check with Wellness Director, Aleksandra Makuch. Sign up in the book! 14 | P a g e Upcoming Events Members, here are some events for the next 2 months. The St. Patrick’s day party has moved to March 19th. See you there! MARCH 21st Piano Performance by Ruby Morgan From Furman University 20th Day trip to Gastonia & Gaffney 26th Pub Event Oyster Roast 29th German inspiration EX April 2nd Cascades Choral Spring Concert 3rd Bob Jones Living Gallery (TIX Provided) 3rd Easter Egg Dyeing in the Art Room 4th Easter Egg Hunt for Kids on Great Lawn 7th Keith Lockhart & BBC Orchestra EX, 12th Don’t Cry for Me Margaret,EX 15th Breakfast Outing to Stax Omega 16th Bluegrass and BBQ 19th GSO Goes Jazzy 3pm, EX 21st Roe Family Band BR 23rd Italian night, Pub 24th #1 Elvis impersonator Donny Edwards, Flatrock Playhouse 26th Music Power Greenville Choral 3pm, EX 30th Governor’s school Concert (strings) 15 | P a g e PRECINCT 24 VOTER RE-ORGANIZATION On March 16th, at Beck Academy on Woodruff Road (where we vote), the Precinct 24 Republican Party will hold a bi-annual “Reorganization Meeting” at 7:00pm. This meeting is required by the State and Greenville County Republican Party by-laws, as it will also be by the Democratic Party for their members at another date. The purpose of the meeting is to elect new Precinct Officers, primarily a President, Executive Committee person, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. Secondly, it is intended to elect delegates from the Precinct who wish to go to the County Convention to be held on April 18 th at the TD Convention Center. We are allowed to send 9 delegates from our Precinct. Cascades Verdae has the largest block of Republican voters in the Precinct. 96 voted as Republicans in the 2013 primary out of a total of 233 people voting as Republicans. With our new residents since 2013, we probably number over 100. We hold voting power relative to the 2016 election, and “getting involved” to support Republican candidates for local, state and national offices is very important. Please come to the meeting of Precinct 24 at Beck Academy on March 16th at 7:00pm. If you need a ride, Cascades transportation will provide a ride to Beck. The meeting will last about an hour. Dick Collett, President of Precinct 24 – Phone: 528-5287 P.S. Please bring your current Voter Registration Card with you. If you do not have a Precinct 24 Registration card and wish to exercise your vote, Registration change forms will be at the Concierge desk. These need to be completed and taken to the Church Street Voter Registration office. Their phone number is 864-467-7250 if you have any questions. PLEASE SIGN UP IN THE RSVP BOOK IF YOU NEED TRANSPORTATION TO BECK ACADEMY. Latest Info If Driving Yourself Park in front of building @ end nearest Laurens Rd. End door will be open @ 6:30pm. Enter and turn left Bring a pen. There will be extras available. Please come. 16 | P a g e Future & New Move-Ins March Caroline McCauley Connestee 406 Let’s Welcome Our New Members Cliff & Lois Boeckman 43 Creekridge Al & Geneva Hilton 301 Silvervale Our 2015 Welcoming Committee Connestee Larry & Marie Evans 528-5267 Carl & Ann Huemmer 528-5263 Denton Earl & Nancy Piper 528-5329 Earl & Barbara Larson 528-5325 Silvervale Francis & Sarah Dixson 528- 5211 Kathryn Rex 528-5231 Pearson Tom & Katie Mundie 528-5200 Marie Parker 528-5187 Burgess Carolyn Hall 528-5309 Tom & Langhorne Hipp 528-5297 Cottages Jimsie Hart 528-5363 Shelby Sullivan 528-5359 Don & Jane Winchester 528-5338 Alice & Kyle Spitzer 528-5350 Rick Cunningham 528-5346 17 | P a g e Wellness Room= WR Ballroom= BR Wellness office= WO Healthcare= HC (Assistive Living/Manning) MONDAY Pool = Aqua class CLASS DESCRIPTIONS ARE LOCATED IN THE WELLNESS CENTER TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY H2O Cardio 8:45-9:15am Pool Cardio Aerobics SWAMP RABBIT Cardio Aerobics 8:45-9:15am H2O Balance Adv. 9:15-9:45am Pool H2O Cardio/Balance 8:45-9:30am Pool H2O Cardio 8:45-9:15am Pool CLIMB 8:45-9:15am WR Chair Core Advanced 9:15-9:45am WR CLIMB 8:45-9:15am H2O Balance Adv. 9:15-9:45am Pool ALL in ONE 9:15-9:45am WR Brain Fitness 9:45-10:15am HC ALL in ONE 9:15-9:45am WR Chair Core Advanced 9:15-9:45am WR Aqua Moves 10-10:30am Pool Aqua Moves 10-10:30am Pool Strong Legs Strong Legs Aqua Moves 10-10:30am Pool Seated Yoga 11-11:30am HC 10-10:45am 8:45-9:15am BR BR TRAIL 2 OF 4 10-10:45am WR BR Water Treading 11:00-11:30 Pool 2:15-2:45pm WR Chair Core Basic 11-11:30am HC Tai Chi 73 Forms 2:15-2:45pm WR 3-3:45pm WR Chair Core Basic 11-11:30am HC Blood pressure 12-12:15pm WO Chair Yoga 2:30-3:15pm BR Tai Chi LEVEL 1 3:00-3:30pm WR H2O Balance Adv. 9:15-9:45am Pool Seated Zumba 11-11:30am HC Chair Yoga Strong Legs H2O Cardio 8:45-9:15am Pool Water Treading 11:00-11:30 Pool Tai Chi # 2 + 3 11:00-11:30 WR Tai Chi 73 Forms BR 2:30-3:15pm BR Seated Yoga 3:30-4pm HC Tai Chi LEVEL 1 3:00-3:30pm WR Strong Legs 3-3:45pm Ballroom Dance 4:30-5:15pm BR WR Brain Fitness 4-4:30pm HC Noteworthy: : Victor is off again this week (Monday). I will teach the first 3 aquatic classes in the morning, Water Treading will not take place this day only, I will be covering a class in Assistive Living. Pool reserved for WAVES (Memory Care program) this week: Monday AND Thursday 2-4:30 pm. Wednesday 2-4pm AND Tuesday 3:45-4:45pm. Blood pressure checks this week are on Friday, from 12-12:15pm. Swamp Rabbit Trail 2 of 4 is taking place this Thursday. I have already posted an RSVP sheet in the book, feel free to sign up. This section and the next two are on level surface, much easier than the first section. We should be back to the Cascades between the hours of 1 and 2pm. I plan on teaching Chair Yoga at regular time upon our return. I’ve scheduled “Fix it Clinic” to address people’s walkers, scooters etc.; Thursday Mar.26. Please call me directly to schedule an appointment for 18 | P a g ethis service. This will entail morning hours only. Flyers explaining details have been posted around campus last week. 30min. dietary consultations can be scheduled for March 26+27 in the afternoon. Please call Aleksandra to book. Thank you- Aleksandra #528-5526 19 | P a g e Living The Weller Life® 20 | P a g e
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