1. food and drink
2. desserts and baking

April
“April prepares the green traffic light and the world thinks
GO.” (Christopher Morley, John Mistletoe) The month of April can be
characterized as the month of hope. Hope that winter is FINALLY over
and spring is close at hand. We tend not to be bothered by the fact that
it is a rainy month, because as the phrase goes...it brings the flowers. We
start the month with April Fool’s Day and we are prepared for the pranks
that may come our way. April is National Poetry Month. During this
month we also have Patriots’ Day, Earth Day, Arbor Day and World
Health Day. We also celebrate the holidays of Easter and Passover during
April. And last, but never least is the April 15 deadline for filing our income tax. Some people refer to it as “TAXGIVING DAY”. Ponder this:
April is a difficult month for Americans—even if your ship comes in, the
IRS is right there to help you UNLOAD it!!
Wednesday, April 1
Pre-Paid Guests only
Doors open
at 11:45am
Friday, April 3
We have all heard
the phrase April
Showers bring May
flowers, but sometimes
if the atmosphere is right those showers bring a rainbow. A rainbow is an optical and meteorological phenomenon that is caused by reflection, refraction and
dispersion of light in water droplets resulting in a
spectrum of light appearing in the sky. It takes the
form of a multicolored arc. No matter how many
times we may see a rainbow in our lifetime, it always
seems like we are seeing it for the first time.
Offices closed through
April 10th
Tuesday, April 7
Cup of Life
Final Session
1:00pm
Library
Wednesday, April 8
Rosary 1:55pm
This month we will be focusing on Section 2:
Rent which reads: “The Tenant shall pay the Rent
to the Landlord at the Landlord’s address. If the rent is
not paid by the 7th of the month a late charge of $10.00 is
to be added to the rent”.
Keeping it simple this month with a friendly reminder.
Rent is due on the first of the month with a 7 day grace
period. If your rent is not received by the 7 th of the
month, you will be sent a reminder and a $10.00 late
fee will be issued.
Mass 2:15pm
In the Library
Friday, April 10
Line Dancing
Please discuss these procedures with your personal aides
or family members when they come to visit.
A few housekeeping procedures:

Please refrain from putting any household garbage including
food and used adult incontinent products in any trash
reciprocal located throughout Siena Village.
Dispose of these items in the Trash Rooms ONLY.

The key to the lobby bathroom is located with the security
guard.
11am
Community Room
Tentative based on resident interest
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Monday, April 13
Creative Corner
1:30pm
Community Room
See flyer for details
Hot Dog Night
On April 15, 1912 the British passenger liner,
“Titanic” sank in the North Atlantic Ocean after
colliding with an iceberg during her maiden voyage
from Southampton, UK to New York, US. The
White Star Line built the Titanic, and it was owned
by J.P Morgan, an American tycoon. It cost $7.5
million to build it; and the price of a first class ticket
was $4,700. Today that ticket would be $57,000.
Organized by
Resident Committee
$6.00 includes
2 hot dogs, chips, soda, and
Ice cream sundae
5:30pm in the dining room
Make checks payable to
“Siena Village.” Please label
envelope with your name,
apartment number and event
name and drop it in the
“Resident Event Box” in
lobby no later than
We would like to thank Rolando, Jimmy,
Ancelmo, & Morel for their above and
beyond workmanship while removing the
snow and making Siena safe this winter.
Wednesday, April 8th
Tuesday, April 14
A Walk Through the
Easter Season
1:00pm Library
LAST
SESSION
Rosary 2:40pm
Mass 3:00pm
In the Library
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Wednesday, April 15
Resident Meeting
10:30am
in the Board Room
All Welcome!
Please join us on
April 17 and May 1
for 2 free trial sessions
1:00 PM in the Community Room
“Me Before You”
Zumba Gold is Perfect For Active older adults who are
looking for a modified Zumba® class that recreates the
original moves you love at a lower-intensity.
How It Works
The design of the class introduces easy-to-follow
Zumba® choreography that focuses on balance, range of
motion and coordination. Come ready to sweat, and prepare to leave empowered and feeling strong.
By Jojo Mayes
1:30pm
in the Library
Benefits
Class focuses on all elements of fitness: cardiovascular,
muscular conditioning, flexibility and balance!
Book Club
Receive book:
Friday, April 17
With enough participation (minimum 10) classes will be
held twice a month a cost of $8 a month/per person.
World Health Day is April 7th. The theme for 2015 is Food
Safety. It is a shared responsibility from farmers to
manufacturers to vendors and consumers.
Here are five key steps to follow:
See this page of the
Voice for details
1. Keep clean
2. Separate raw and cooked food
3. Cook food thoroughly
4. Keep food at safe temperature
5. Use safe water and raw materials
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SILVER CIRCLE
Monday, April 20
Dr. Jon Salisbury
Presents: Heart Health
11:00am Community Room
Sign-up sheet in the Lobby.
We must have a
minimum of 20 people
to have this event.
IS LOOKING FOR NEW MEMBERS
If you knit or crochet or want to learn how,
Silver Circle is waiting for you! The members of
our Silver Circle knit and crochet hundreds of gifts
for Eva’s Kitchen. Why not come and help out!
Meetings every Monday
1:00pm in the Library
Tuesday, April 21
Sands Casino
Scripture
THURSDAY, APRIL 30TH
1:00pm
Meet in Lobby @ 9:15am
In the Library
INCLUDES $5 FOOD AND $20 PLAY voucher
Rosary 2:40pm
Mass 3:00pm
Wednesday, April 22
An Outdoor Prayer
Celebrating
Earth Day
1:00pm
Location to be announced
Place your payment in an envelope marked
SANDS with your name and apt. #.
Drop in the Special Events Box no later than
APRIL 1st.
Make checks payable to Siena Village.
Minimum of 28 people to have this trip
Guests Welcome
Our Men’s Club
is looking for a few good men!
Come play a friendly game of cards
EVERY Monday at NOON
Building 1 Floor 2 in the Sitting Room.
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Friday, April 24
Line Dancing
11am
Community Room
Tentative based on
resident interest
GARDEN
CLUB
Planning meeting
1:30pm
conference room
located in the
basement of building 1
WELCOME TO SIENA VILLAGE
The staff and residents would like to extend a warm
”WELCOME” to our new resident. May your days
here be filled with health and happiness.
Sunday, April 26
Events happening outside of Siena Village
BUNCO
The Wayne Public Library would like to invite
Sunday,
Siena residents to see
April 26th
Magician Michael Turco
Doors open at 1:30pm
on April 25, 2015 3:00pm and 7:00pm
Playing begins at 2pm
Tickets are $20 per adult.
In the Dining Room
$5
Coffee and dessert
Limit 60 people
Please label envelope
with your name,
A Siena Resident would like to invite the residents of
Siena Village to see
your apartment #,
The Harmony Singers
event name and drop in the
“Resident Events Box” in the
Lobby
celebrating their 50th Anniversary with a CONCERT
Sunday, May 3, 2015 at 3:00pm
At The Temple Beth Tikvah
Monday, April 27
950 Preakness Avenue, Wayne
Tickets are $15 per adult
Meet & Greet
&
LIVE
Entertainment
BUNCO DONATIONS NEEDED
Please bring any new donations to the
Dessert, Coffee and Tea
1:30pm
Security Desk in the Lobby or
leave at the door of apt# 2220
or apt #2251
Community Room
All Welcome!
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Tuesday, April 28
Organized by Resident Committee
$15pp Buffet Dinner & Dessert
bring $2 for betting at event
Celebrate
The Feast of
St. Catherine of Siena
1:30pm
Library
Rosary 2:40pm
Mass 3:00pm
In the Library
Wednesday, April 29
Book Club
Discussion:
“Me Before You”
By Jojo Mayes
1:30pm
Thursday, April 30
MAY 2nd
5:00pm in the community room
Make checks payable to “Siena Village.” Please
label envelope with your name, apartment number
and event name and drop in the “Resident Event
Box” in lobby no later than Friday, April 24h
No Refunds
Guest Welcome
Hats Optional
SIENA SALON POLICY CHANGES
As of May 1, 2015, Siena Salon will no longer be accepting cash
for services rendered. We will be a “no cash”, check only facility.
Each check will be written out to Siena Village-Special Account
for the exact amount. There will be no cash exchange for checks
written over or under the amount of the service.
The beauticians are not authorized to make any exceptions.
Please do not ask them.
Also, as of May 1, 2015, we will not be accepting gift certificates
of any kind. All gift certificates currently in circulation must be
used by April 30, 2015 or they will be null and void. There is no
exception to this policy.
The salon will CONTINUE TO BE open on
Thursdays and Fridays 10AM to closing
Sands Casino
Meet in the lobby
8:45am
Pre-paid guests only
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EASTER BRUNCH
Friday, May 1
Cheesy Ham and Asparagus Bake
1 1/2 cups chopped cooked ham
1/2
cup chopped onion
1/4
cup chopped red bell peppers
1
See page 4 of this Voice
for details
(substitute a 10 oz. pkg. broccoli if desired)
Saturday, May 2
See flyer for details
Tuesday May 5
See page 6
10 oz. pkg. frozen, cut asparagus, thawed
8
eggs
2
cups milk
1
cup all-purpose flour
1/4
cup grated Parmesan cheese
3/4
teaspoon dried tarragon
3/4
teaspoon salt
1/2
teaspoon black pepper
1
cup shredded cheddar cheese
Directions:
Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Lightly grease a 9”x13”baking dish. Mix
the ham, onion, peppers and asparagus in a bowl. Pour evenly into
prepared baking dish. In a large bowl, beat together the eggs, milk,
flour, Parmesan cheese, tarragon, salt and pepper. Pour over ham
mixture. Bake 20 minutes or until a knife inserted in the center comes
out clean. Sprinkle with the shredded cheddar and continue baking for
3 to 5 minutes or until cheese is melted.
of this Voice
Pull-Apart Coffee Cake
for details
Rosary 2:40pm
1
can refrigerated buttermilk biscuits
1
pkg. vanilla instant pudding
1
teaspoon grated orange zest
1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
Mass 3:00pm
2
1/4 cup cream cheese spread
In the Library
1/4 cup powdered sugar
2
Wednesday, May 6
Planting
10am
Rain date May 7
tablespoons melted butter
teaspoons milk
Directions:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray a 9” round baking pan with cooking
spray. Separate biscuits; cut into quarters. Mix dry pudding, orange zest
and cinnamon in a medium bowl. Add biscuit pieces in small batches
and toss evenly to coat. Place coated biscuits into prepared pan. Bake 20
minutes. Cool 5 minutes and remove from pan to a wire rack.
Microwave cream cheese spread in small microwaveable bowl on high for
15 seconds. Stir in powdered sugar and milk. Drizzle over cake. Serve
warm or at room temperature.
Siena Village Staff
Bus Schedule
1000 Siena Village Wayne, NJ 07444
Monday, Tuesday and Friday:
973 696 2811 or fax 973 696 2721
Pick-up: Shop Rite, K Mart, Preakness: 10:00
Director - Sr. Eileen McNally x 16
Return: Shop Rite -1:00 K Mart - 1:10,
Preakness - 1:15
Resident Manager - Laura Koblitz x11
A&P: Pick-up –11:00, Return - 12:30
Leasing Director - Stacy Carver x12
Wednesday:
Pastoral Care—Sr. Lois Kikkert x 17
Willowbrook: Pick-up - 10:15, Return - 1:00
A&P: Pick-up - 11:00 , Return - 12:30
Superintendent—Rolando Diaz x 30
Thursday:
Communication Director - Renee Giannetti x13
Wayne PAL: Pick-up - 11:55, Return - 2:45
Administrative Assistant—Sr. Ann Marie Rimmer X14 A&P: Pick-up - 11:00, Return - 12:30
Daily (Monday—Friday):
*Request drop off to Library and Walgreens
and schedule pick up with driver.
Project Linc
(car service)
973-831-6588
Weekly Events
Atlantic Stewardship Bank
11:00am
1st & 3rd Wednesdays LIBRARY
Blood Lab (Valley Hospital)
8:00am
1st Tuesday DINING ROOM
Blood Pressure
1:00pm
1st Tuesday DINING ROOM
Silver Circle
1:00pm
Every Monday LIBRARY
Game Night
7:00pm
Every Tuesday DINING ROOM
Cards & Games
2:30pm
Every Wednesday DINING ROOM
Men’s Club
NOON
Every Monday
BULDING 1 2nd FLOOR SITTING ROOM
BINGO
7:00pm
Every Thursday
Copies and Fax Services 9:00am– NOON Thursdays ONLY
For personal items—there is a charge of $.25 per black and white copy and a fax is
$1.00 per page. All copies required by Siena Village will be free of charge.
NO COPIES MADE ON WEEKENDS