New Orleans Jazz Concert Soggy Po' Boys

The Gazette Volume 223 March 31 — April 13, 2019

Taylor Community 2019 Music Series New Orleans Jazz Concert Soggy Po’ Boys Sunday, April 7 at 3pm

BNH Donates to Taylor Community Bank of New Hampshire has donated $13,000 toward the purchase of a new Yamaha baby grand piano at Taylor Taylor Community’s 2019 Concert Series, sponsored Community. by Bank of New Hampshire, continues Sunday, April 7 Since the Taylor Concert Series began in 2013, BNH has at 3pm with the Soggy Po’ Boys. The event is free, been an annual sponsor. The program presents free and open to the public. monthly concerts with high caliber musicians for the enjoy- Born on a snowy Fat Tuesday night of 2012, the Soggy ment of both Taylor Residents and the local community. Po’ Boys have been honing their craft of New Orleans’ Michael Flaherty, Taylor President and CEO, said, “We’re music in their hometown of Dover, NH. grateful for Bank of New Hampshire’s generosity. The new The group is comprised of: Stu Dias, guitar and vocals; piano will ensure Taylor is able to accommodate a variety Eric Klaxon, clarinet and soprano saxophone; Zach of musicians for many years to come.” Lange, trumpet; Nick Mainella, tenor saxophone; Brett Pictured left to right: Michael Flaherty, Taylor Community Gallo, drums; and Scott Kiefner, bass. President/CEO; Chris Walkley, VP, Commercial Loan The men serve their jazz messy, mixing brass-fueled Officer, BNH; Tiffany Baert, CFMP, Marketing Officer, BNH mayhem with spirituals, meters-style old school funk

and Brenda Kean, Taylor’s Resident Life Director. and the Caribbean side of the New Orleans tradition.

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L-R: Lisa Henderson, LeadingAge; Michael Flaherty; and Carolyn O’Driscoll, RiverWoods Page 2

Be sure to check out the April Fitness Calendar for changes! Please Note: No Morning Land Classes on April 11 due to the Employee Health Fair

A Note from Tammy: Thursday, April 4 — What is Reiki, and how can it help I want to thank you, “The Residents,” my body? Please join Reiki for all you have done to enhance my Practitioner Clare Persson at life with your stories, your support, 10am in the Fitness Center and your amazing zest for life. It has for an open discussion about not only been a privilege but an this energy healing practice. honor to be your Wellness Director Many of us have heard about Reiki, but do you under- over the last four years. I now stand how it works? This is a wonderful opportunity to challenge you to keep moving, keep learn more about this healing practice. No reservations inspiring and never let the couch be are required. your home. There is much life to live and the staff at Taylor Community will continue to Wednesday, April 10 — provide the best services possible. Medicare 101 — Preparation for Retirement Presentation To the team at Taylor Community… You have all The Lakes Region Partnership for Public Health taught me so much. I am taking all these lessons (LRPPH) presents. Medicare can be complex, but the with me as I move forward in this next phase of my team from LRPPH will assist you with the details you journey. Please remember to take care of those need to have everything ready for enrollment. If you bodies, be kind to your co-workers and never forget have questions about Medicare, this is the presentation for you. Elm Room at Woodside, 11am. that being present in the moment is one of the best gifts you can give yourself, your co-workers and the residents. Monday, April 15 — “Floor-to-Seat” Workshop — Heather Joubert and I leave you with this from Saint Therese of Liseaux: Heather Bell will talk about proper ways to get up off the floor if a fall occurs. “May today there be peace within. May The ladies will discuss safety and precautions to have you trust that you are exactly where you in place to assist you with a fall, when it is appropriate to ring your life alert, and how to prevent future falls are meant to be. May you not forget the from occurring. Fitness Center, 10am. infinite possibilities that are born of faith

in yourself and others. May you use the Monday, April 29 — Improve Your gifts that you have received and pass on Balance Workshop — Join Fitness the love that has been given to you. May and Aquatic Director Heather Joubert at 10am in the Fitness you be content with yourself just the way Center to learn techniques and you are. Let this knowledge settle into strategies to improve your balance. your bones, and allow your soul the Monday, April 29 — Earth Day Clean-Up freedom to sing, dance, praise and love. with Elm Street School 5th Grade Class It is there for each and every one of us.” Your driver and Wellness Leader will be Russ Jones. Join Russ for a fabulous day with the kids cleaning up our community. I bid you farewell, and may our paths always be Trash bags, gloves, and trash picker-uppers provided. connected. Residents are needed to guide and instruct the kids ~Tammy Levesque on this fun and rewarding day. Please call Heather Taylor Community Wellness Director Joubert at 366-1405 to register. Bus departs Woodside at 12:40pm.

Up-to-Date Fitness and Pool Calendars are available in the Fitness Center

Happy Spring! Page 3

Volunteer Pontoon

Captain Needed

Welcome, New Residents!

Helen & Joe Kelley 3/13 Ledges

VNA Grief Support Group Pontoon Season is just around the corner. We are in The Central NH VNA & Hospice Grief need of a Volunteer Captain so that we can continue Support group will start up again in April, with this popular event in 2019. Applicant must possess meeting on Wednesdays from 2—3pm in a NH Boating License and Safe Boating Certification. Woodside’s Maple Room from April 3 Interested Boaters should contact Brenda Kean at through April 24. 366-1226. Thanks! They welcome you to join them to learn about the grief process, discuss ways of coping, and gain the support of others in a safe, caring environment. Grief is a unique experience through which each person finds their own path, yet there are common threads we all may share. Sharing and hearing each other tell our stories can itself be healing. Topics will include how grief affects our bodies, minds, emotions, social life, and Antique spiritual life as well as ideas for good self-care and how Car Show! to approach difficult times of day or year. If you’d like to join the group, please call Hank Offinger The Profile Automobile League will have on display an at 366-1207. assortment of antique cars. The display will be in the front parking lot of the Woodside building Saturday, May 18 from 10am—3pm. Attention All Gardeners! All are invited! As you may or may not have heard, the raised beds will be moved be- hind Woodside in time for planting this Spring. They will then be moved again next year, back to the Pavilion area. I will be contacting all those who had a raised bed last year to verify their plans for this year’s garden. For anyone else wishing to have a raised bed this year that did not have one last year, please let me know at 524-7131. Thanks! ~John Larson

Vinnie and Griffin, first raking of 2019. Come on Spring! Budget Town Hall Informational Meeting Focus: 2020 Budget Tuesday, April 2 at 9:00am, Woodside Page 4

Wearing the Green at the St. Patrick’s Day Dinner — New Members of The O’Brien Clan?

Calling All Knitters! For many years Karna Feltham has been the dedicated leader of the Sanbornton Congregational UCC Church Prayer Shawl Ministry, meeting here at Woodside once a Caught Doing Something Nice! month. Karna is now living at Taylor home and whilst she has relinquished the leadership role, she has fortu- Susan Marchand whipped nately not retired her knitting needles and continues to up some Saint Patty's Day be a valuable and treasured member of our group. fun for our Assisted Living residents on the 3rd floor of We are made up of Taylor residents, some of whom are Ledgeview last week. She members of the Sanbornton Church, but we are open to brought in green cupcakes, anyone who is interested in knitting or crocheting Prayer green glow necklaces and Shawls, scarves or lap robes. We also have patterns for bracelets, green hats and knitting a small Dudoza Comfort doll or Teddy Bear even made some green Hand Puppet, which are welcomed by children in need ginger ale for them to enjoy! of solace. You do not need to be an accomplished Residents that came out for knitter and it may be years since you gave away your the 6pm movie night held crochet hook and yarns. However, we do have a good every night on the third floor supply of donated yarns and needles available for you. (also initiated and run by Why not come to one of our gatherings and see if you Susan) enjoyed her treats, are inspired to revive your interest in one of these and Mary Fernald, RN joined in the fun also! For the resi- relaxing crafts? It is also a wonderful opportunity to dents who did not come out for the movie, Susan went socialize and make new friends. room-to-room to offer them a cupcake and green ginger ale. Thank you, Susan, for going above and beyond for Our creations are given to residents of hospitals, our residents; they truly appreciate you! Hospice, Veteran and Nursing homes as well as to ~ Taylor Coursey friends, family members, neighbors, or anyone who would be comforted by such a gift. We will be meeting at 1pm on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday Did you remember to RSVP for the of each month in the Dry Craft Room at Woodside. Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon? You may also choose to join some of our members who Monday, April 1 enjoy meeting at noon for lunch in the Bistro before 11am—1:30pm heading to the Craft Room. Woodside Any questions? Call Beryl Charlton at 832-9225 or Nan Please let us know that you plan to attend Baker at 524-9345, or just show up at our next gathering by contacting Brenda Kean at on TUESDAY, APRIL 2nd.

[email protected] We look forward to seeing you. or 366-1226 Page 5

Kinley, Karly and Katie visits are Bruce’s favorite!

Food Forum Minutes March 13 Back Bay News and Events Staff present: Chef Jason Seavey, Moe Memmolo, Michael Flaherty, Brenda Kean Lecture: Cloth Dolls — From Rag to Riches Thursday, April 4 @ 2pm, Community House # of Residents: 16 Back by popular demand! Taylor Community Topics brought up by Residents: Resident and antique doll aficionado Kit Peterson, ° Request for more regular availability of gluten-free joined by her equally knowledgeable friend Peg and sugar-free desserts with a variety Farwell, will host a discussion about antique cloth ° Request for more awareness and advertisement of dolls, their history and identification. Please bring usage of items containing high fructose corn syrup along any cloth dolls you have in your collection. ° Request for more advertisement/education regarding availability of dietary substitutions if needed, such as having vegan burgers from the lunch menu available for Pub Night

° Request for availability of Egg Beaters© on request ° It was noted that the corners of the fresh homemade raviolis tend to be crispy. Topics brought up by Dining Services: ° Glendale’s participation in the Steel Chef Program was a success; we will update you when we hear about WMUR’s NH Chronicle program. ° Pastry Chef Lou will now be doing more regular baking. Look for his goodies in the Bistro’s Grab & Go section, on evening menus and special orders. ° We’ve received 5 comment cards since Christmas: all of them were related to evening meals and all Wolfeboro Strong! The women of Back Bay showed up in full were positive. force with muscles blazing for Tammy’s Strength Training Workshop. ° Portion size was discussed: A couple of residents

feel they are too small although the majority hold the Movie Night: Wednesday, April 17 at 6:30pm opposite opinion. As we often mention, we do serve a diverse palate, which includes appetites. If a diner Next Coffee Hour: Thursday, May 30 at 10am prefers extra of something, so long as supplies are plentiful enough and it is a reasonably valued item, Care Management Hours please feel free to ask for a larger portion. Care Management Nurse Heather Bell will Our next Food Forum will be held on be available at the Community House the Wednesday, April 10 at 2pm third Thursday of each month from 8am in the Fireside Room at Woodside. to 2pm. Contact Heather at 366-1340 or [email protected] Page 6

*For all special events held at Woodside, we will do our best to accommodate rides with 72 hours advance notice. Please call Dial-A-Ride at 366-1234.

Monday – April 1 – Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon – Join us as we celebrate our Volunteers. We will discuss our Volunteer Program, its accomplishments, and opportunities. This event is by RESERVATION ONLY; please contact Brenda Kean at 366-1226. Woodside, 11AM.

Monday – April 1 – Jim Ketcham: Mark Twain Erupts – Mark Twain was one of the most prolific and acerbic commentators on religion and politics in his time, and his words are remarkably relevant to today’s headlines, over 115 years after his death. He also know how to poke fun at himself, a refreshing talent sadly lacking in most public figures today. Join us as Jim Ketcham performs as Mark Twain, using Twain’s own words to describe “the whole damned human race.” Woodside, 6:30PM.

Tuesday – April 2 – Residents’ Budget Town Hall – Join President/CEO Michael Flaherty for an informational meeting focusing on the 2020 Budget. Woodside, 9AM.

Tuesdays – April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 – Resident Cracker Barrel Coffee Hour & Programming Session – Join your fellow residents for coffee, a danish, and programming discussions. Each week we discuss newly scheduled activities and events and work together to target areas of interest. Our agenda frequently includes Scheduled Guest Speakers. This group is open to all residents and is held every Tuesday at Woodside beginning at 10AM.

Tuesday – April 2 – Foreign Film: The Color of Paradise – The Color of Paradise is a fable of a child’s innocence and a complex look at faith and humanity. Visually magnificent and wrenchingly moving, the film tells the story of a boy whose inability to see the world only enhances his ability to feel its powerful forces. Run time 1 hr. 30 min. Woodside Theater, 2PM.

Tuesdays – April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 – Community Tea Talks – Everyone is welcome to join this hour of community conversation! This event is held every Tuesday at Woodside beginning at 3PM.

Wednesday – April 3 – Men’s Breakfast – Taylor President and CEO Michael Flaherty addresses and responds to the December Men’s Breakfast list of suggested things that might make living at Taylor Community even better. Please RSVP to John Larson at 524-7131 by Monday, April 1 at Noon. Woodside, 7:45AM.

Wednesdays – April 3, 10, 17, 24 – Capture Your Life’s Story — a Memoir Group – Join us as we work together to document our Life’s Story. Guided by a series of memory-provoking questions and topics, this self-interview kit is designed to help you document your story. Each week, we will receive a worksheet to complete independently. The following week, we will meet to discuss interesting memories the past session brought forward; frequently, additional memories are captured during this discussion segment. This is a fun group, previously called Memoirs. Don’t let another year go by without telling and preserving your life story. This group meets every Wednesday at Woodside, at 10AM.

Wednesday – April 3 – Lecture Program: Cloth Dolls — From Rags to Riches – Back by popular demand — Taylor Community Resident Kit Peterson, antique doll aficionado, joined by her equally knowledgeable friend Peg Farwell, will host a discussion about antique cloth dolls, their history and identification. Please bring along any cloth dolls you have in your collection. Woodside, 2PM.

Wednesday – April 3 – Backpacking with David Connor – After 34 years of backpacking and hiking… after logging literally thousands of miles on backcountry trails throughout the major national parks of the western US, Canada and Alaska… after all he has seen and experienced he is constantly asked, “Where is your favorite spot? Which is the best of the best?” A tough question. How do you compare a canyon with a mountain, a waterfall with a glacier, the continental divide with a valley? When pressed to choose, the view of Grand Teton as seen from the north fork of Cascade Canyon in Grand Teton National Park is hard to beat. That is why Connor chose his photo of that scene for the cover of his book. Join us as David Connor shares his backpacking story. Woodside, 6:30PM.

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*For all special events held at Woodside, we will do our best to accommodate rides with 72 hours advance notice. Please call Dial-A-Ride at 366-1234.

Thursday – April 4 – Fitness Presentation: What is Reiki, and how can it help my body? – Please join Reiki Practitioner Clare Persson for an open discussion about this energy healing practice. Many of us have heard about Reiki, but do you understand how it works? This is a wonderful opportunity to learn more about this healing practice. No reservations are required. Fitness Center, 10AM.

Thursday – April 4 – Laconia Public Library Book Discussion Group – Laconia Public Library hosts. This group is open to all residents and meets the first Thursday of each month in the Woodside Library beginning at 10AM. New members welcome!

Thursday – April 4 – American Red Cross Blood Drive – Did you know that one donation can potentially save up to three lives? Pre-register and save time: 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or search online for sponsor code: TAYLOR. Thank you! Woodside, 2—7PM.

Thursdays – April 4 and 18 – Taylor Community Chorus Rehearsal – New members are welcome! If you would like more information about joining the Chorus group, please call Brenda at 366-1226. The group meets on the first and third Thursday of each month in the Taylor Home Atrium at 2PM.

Friday – April 5 – Le Cercle Français de Laconia – Le Cercle Français is for you if you’re interested in French language and culture! All abilities are welcome. This group meets every Friday morning at 10AM, Woodside.

Friday – April 5 – Oasis Pub Night – Come join us at the Oasis as we celebrate the real beginning of Spring (Yes, it is here!) with our annual Ice Out Contest. We will have the usual fun and fellowship as we greet and chat with each other over a friendly libation. As always, beer, wine, and soft drinks are available at a nominal cost, and the Bistro will be offering its updated and delicious 'Pub Grub' menu. The pub is in operation the first Friday of every month beginning at 4:30PM, Woodside.

Friday – April 5 – Friday Night Movie: Dave – Shifty White House chief of staff Bob Alexander (Frank Langella) hatches a scheme to use a double for the president (Kevin Kline) at a public photo opportunity. Small business owner Dave Kovic (Kline) fits the bill, but after the president suffers a debilitating stroke, opportunist Alexander arranges for Dave to step in full time without even informing the First Lady (Sigourney Weaver). It doesn’t take long before the press, the nation and the president’s wife realize something is different. Run time 1 hr. 50 min. Woodside Theater, 7PM.

Sunday – April 7 – 2019 Music Series Performance: Soggy Po’ Boys – Join us for an enjoyable afternoon of New Orleans Jazz. Woodside, 3PM.

Monday – April 8 – Emergency Preparedness: John Beland – Join us as Emergency Preparedness and Response Manager John Beland talks about the Lakes Region Community Response Team (LR-CERT) Program, created in 2007, which educates people about disaster preparedness and trains them in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, and disaster medical operations. Woodside, 2PM.

Monday – April 8 – Musical Performance: Heather Pierson – Heather Pierson is an award-winning multi-instrumentalist, singer/songwriter, and performer. From New Orleans style jazz and blues to rousing Americana and poignant folk narratives, Heather’s live performances move seamlessly and effortlessly form one style to the next, and a growing catalog of wildly divergent CD releases reflects her boundless creativity. She is best known for her virtuosity at the piano, her bell-tone vocals, and her quiet yet engaging stage presence. This performance is not to be missed! Woodside, 6:30PM.

Tuesday – April 9 – April Ballet: Don Quixote – Be sure to pick up your synopsis in the Resident Life Office prior to the event. Woodside, 7PM.

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*For all special events held at Woodside, we will do our best to accommodate rides with 72 hours advance notice. Please call Dial-A-Ride at 366-1234.

Wednesday – April 10 – Retirement Preparation Presentation: Medicare 101 – The Lakes Region Partnership for Public Health (LRPPH) presents. Medicare can be complex, but the team from LRPPH will assist you with the details you need to have everything ready for enrollment. If you have questions about Medicare, this is the presentation for you. Woodside Elm Room, 11AM.

Wednesday – April 10 – Musical Performance: Bob Rutherford – Always popular and always fun! Join us for this musical performance by Bob Rutherford. Woodside, 6:30PM.

Friday – April 12 – Friday Night Movie: Grand Hotel – At a luxurious Berlin hotel between the wars, the once-wealthy Baron Felix von Gaigern (John Barrymore) supports himself as a thief and gambler. In this lavish adaptation of the successful Broadway play, the baron romances one of his marks, the aging ballerina Grusinskaya (Greta Garbo), and teams with dying accountant Otto Kringelein (Lionel Barrymore) against his former boss, crooked industrialist Preysing (Wallace Beery), and his ambitious stenographer, Flaemmchen (Joan Crawford). Run time 1 hr. 52 min. Woodside Theater, 7PM.

Monday – April 15 – “Floor-to-Seat” Workshop – Heather Joubert and Heather Bell will talk about proper ways to get up off of the floor if a fall occurs. The ladies will discuss safety and precautions to have in place to assist you with a fall, when it is appropriate to ring your life alert, and how to prevent future falls from occurring. Fitness Center, 10AM.

Monday – April 15 – Laconia Fire Department Lecture – The Laconia Fire Department works to provide an effective and efficient level of fire, rescue, hazardous material and pre-hospital emergency medical services. Join us as Chief Kirk Beattie visits Taylor Community to share information and answer questions. Woodside, 2PM.

Wednesday – April 17 – David Hill’s 100-Mile Iditarod Bike Race – David Hill participated in a 100-mile bike race held on the Iditarod Trail in Alaska on Valentines Day; this adventure did not turn out the way David had planned. Please join us for his photographic presentation. Woodside, 6:30PM.

Thursday – April 18 – April Opera: Madame Butterfly – Metropolitan Opera. This opera by Giacomo Puccini has become a staple of the operatic repertoire around the world, ranked 6th by Operabase (Puccini's La Bohème and Tosca rank 3rd and 5th). Woodside, 7PM.

Friday – April 19 – Friday Night Movie: Irving Berlin’s Easter Parade – In this lavish musical, Broadway star Don Hewes' (Fred Astaire) dancing partner (Ann Miller) goes solo, and Don declares that he can make a hit performer out of the next dancer he sees. This turns out to be the inexperienced Hannah (Judy Garland), who bristles as Don tries to make her into his old partner. But as he realizes that he is falling in love with Hannah, Don knows that he must let her grow into her own kind of dancer if he wants her to reach her full potential. Run time 1 hr. 48 min. Woodside Theater, 7PM.

Sunday – April 21 – Happy Easter! Please join us in the Community Bistro for Brunch! – The Menu for this event appears on Page 16 of this Gazette. Reservations are required at 366-1481 (any staff member will take your reservation) no later than Wednesday, April 17. Woodside, 11AM—2PM.

Wednesday – April 24 – Monument Men Part IV: The Road to Rushmore – Part 4 of the series discusses Theodore Roosevelt — a popular President whose respect for natural beauty was unequaled, and whose foreign policy brought several new territories under U.S. control, Theodore Roosevelt takes the final space on Mount Rushmore. Woodside Theater, 2PM. Page 9

*For all special events held at Woodside, we will do our best to accommodate rides with 72 hours advance notice. Please call Dial-A-Ride at 366-1234.

Wednesday – April 24 – Musical Entertainment: David Lockwood – David Lockwood has played for over 35 years in the greater New England area with the Attractions, Raccoon Beach, Little Davey and the Aberrations, and various freelance duos and trios, sharing the stage with Bonnie Raitt, Joe Lovano, and Mavis Staples among others. As a solo singer/pianist, he covers a wide range of material from jazz standards to classic pop tunes and one-hit wonders to his own songs. In favorable weather, he travels with his baby grand on a trailer and performs outdoors as Little Davey & The Rolling 88’s. He was recently featured on WMUR’s New Hampshire Chronicle. Woodside, 6:30PM.

Thursday – April 25 – April Western: Quigley Down Under – Matthew Quigley (Tom Selleck) is an American rifleman who travels to the Australian outback to answer a help wanted ad calling for a sharp- shooter. When Quigley meets his employer, Elliot Marston (Alan Rickman), he’s appalled to discover the job involves killing Aborigines. The two men fight, and when Quigley is knocked out, Marston leaves him and a local crazy woman (Laura San Giacomo) to die in a remote part of the outback. They’re rescued, however, by Aborigines, and plot their revenge. Run time 2 hrs. Woodside Theater, 3PM.

Friday – April 26 – Friday Night Movie: Top Hat – The story centers on wealthy Dale Tremont (Ginger Rogers), on holiday in London and Venice. She assumes that American entertainer Jerry Travers (Fred Astaire) is the husband of her friend Madge (Helen Broderick) — who’s actually the wife of Jerry’s business manager Horace Hardwick (Edward Everett Horton). Run time 1 hr. 45 min. Woodside Theater, 7PM.

Saturday – April 27 – Community Social & Buffet – The Menu for this event will be provided in the next issue of The Gazette. Please RSVP by April 24 at 366-1449 or [email protected]. Woodside, 5PM.

Sunday – April 28 – TRA Sunday Social and April Birthday Celebration – Join us! Woodside, 4:30PM.

Monday – April 29 – Author Lecture/Book Signing: Eva A. MacDonnell – Eva A. MacDonnell is a simple woman who has one gift. The ability to talk to this one dog, Eros, the true author of this book. Here is Eros’ biography: Eros lives in the Wild of New Hampshire. Well, not exactly! He lives in a very small house with an elderly couple, minding another dog and a cat, while keeping guard on 20 acres of farmland, chasing deer and wild turkeys away daily. In this dog-world, he is the undisputed alpha-dog, literally. When he is not transcribing his life story to Eva, Eros, now an accomplished philosopher, holds court with squirrels, raccoons, bears, cardinals, and bluebirds, who come by his house to partake in his wisdom. In between these soliloquies he beats off coyote attacks with one paw and a mighty bark. Eva does live with Eros, and on a good day she does what he asks. Woodside, 2PM.

Monday – April 29 – Spring Vintage Comedy Show – Join us for some fun and laughs as we look back at some Vintage Comedy Acts that never get old! Reservations are required to Brenda at 366-1226 or [email protected] . Woodside, 6:30PM.

TaylorCare has been in operation for two years as of May 2019. It has been our pleasure to provide Personal Care, Homemaker Services and Nursing Services to those Residents residing in the Ledges and Woodside requiring some additional News assistance during the day. We are now staffed to provide these services 7 days per week. We have striven to offer these services at lower than market rates, and without the requirement of a two-hour minimum per appointment. The minimum time requirement for TaylorCare is 15 minutes. As of May 1, 2019, TaylorCare ’s hourly rate will increase to $27.00/hour for Personal Care and Homemaker Services and $55.00/hour for Nursing services. These new rates are still below typical costs for other home health care agencies in the region. Should you have any questions about these increases, please contact Hank Offinger, Director of Care Management at 366-1207. Page 10

Please call 366-1226 to RSVP unless otherwise noted. Note: Trip descriptors – Easy, Moderate, or Independent – indicate the degree of mobility [walking, standing, stepping, etc.] required in order to safely participate and enjoy the trip. All pick-up times are an approximation.

Non–residents pay a $10 fee. There is a $10 fee charged for cancellations within 72 hours of the trip.

Funds for show tickets purchased in advance are due when the order is placed and are non-refundable. Friday – April 5 – Enfield Shaker Village [Moderate—walking, stairs] – Nestled in a valley between Mt. Assurance and Mascoma Lake in Enfield, NH, the Enfield Shaker site has been cherished for over 200 years. During our visit you will:  Discover a world of faith and harmony through the Museum's collection of Shaker furniture, tools, clothing, photographs and agricultural implements.  Tour the Great Stone Dwelling, the largest shaker dwelling house ever constructed, now home to the museum  Explore the Museum's herb and flower gardens, fields and hills.

 Enjoy exhibits, special programs, concerts, guided tours and craft demonstrations.  Hike to the Shaker Feast Ground for a spectacular vista of the Shaker Village nestled along Mascoma Lake.  Shop at the Gift Shop, filled with Shaker-inspired reproductions, books, local crafts and farm products, as well as products from the Museum's renowned herb garden. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the site is a vibrant cultural, community and educational center. Admission is $10. We will bring a picnic lunch for this event; charges will be posted to your account by Dining Services. Bus pick-up begins 8:15AM.

Wednesday – April 10 – Lunch with Friends at Faro Express [Easy] – Have you eaten at Faro Italian Grill? Maybe you’d like some of that same great, authentic Italian food, but at a lower cost and in less time? Faro Express is Faro Italian Grill’s new “fast-casual” establishment; it’s right up the road! Faro Express’ menu offers salads and sandwiches, a few specialty items and a create-your-own pasta which allows diners to choose their pasta, sauce, and toppings. Bus pick-up begins at 11AM.

Friday – April 12 – Woodman Museum, Dover [Moderate— walking] – The Woodman, founded in 1916, is a traditional, early 20th-century style natural science, history, and art museum with exhibits for all ages. The campus is home to four buildings, which include the Woodman House (1818), the Hale House (1813), The William Damm Garrison (1675) and the Keefe House (1825). The Museum’s collection includes hundreds of colonial artifacts; comprehensive mineral, shell and fossil gallery; mounted animal specimens; fine art and furniture; an extensive collection of militaria; local history objects; and much more. Following our visit to the Woodsman, we will enjoy lunch at Newick’s. Admission is $10. Bus pick-up begins at 8:30AM.

Monday – April 15 – Dining Out: Ellacoya Barn & Grille [Easy] – Enjoy a unique dining experience in this restored, circa 1843 barn. You may decide to settle into an original stall, nestle in a quiet corner, or pull up to a bright table in their newer addition. Choose from an extensive menu of seafood,

steaks and burgers, soups, sandwiches, and flatbread pizzas. Their menu also includes Healthy Choice and Lighter Fare options. Monday is Burger Day at the Barn &

Grille, and they serve mouthwatering, big beefy, turkey or veggie burgers with hand-cut fries all day for only $5 (one per guest). Bus pick-up begins at 4:45PM.

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Funds for show tickets purchased in advance are due when the order is placed and are non-refundable. Friday – April 19 – New Hampshire State House [Moderate—walking] – The grand New Hampshire State House is the ideal place to visit to learn about the state’s history, government, and state agencies. Built just after the close of the War of 1812, the Concord landmark is steeped in American history. Made of granite in a Greek Revival style, the capitol is topped with a stately gold dome. The State House is the oldest capitol building in the country in which both houses of legisla- ture still meet in their original chambers. With both permanent and rotating exhibits, there is much to see and do to immerse yourself in New Hampshire’s past and present. The main entrance through the Hall of Flags is impressive, as are the many portraits and statues of historic figures including Daniel Webster, John Stark, and President Pierce (who was from New Hampshire). The capitol building furthermore houses the New Hampshire Governor’s Office, General Court, and Executive Council. Following the tour, the group will enjoy lunch at The Barley House. Bus pick-up begins at 8:30AM.

Friday – April 26 – Tour of Laconia Fire Department [Moderate—walking] – The Laconia Fire Department has been proudly serving the City of Laconia and surrounding communities since 1893. The department is staffed with four shifts and two stations. The members of the department provide fire suppression, emergency medical care, and technical rescue operations to those in need; and their members take pride in their profession, and are ready to respond promptly to any emergency. Join us as Chief Beattie leads a tour of their facility. Following our tour, we will dine at the Water Street Café. Bus pick-up begins at 9:30AM.

Monday – April 29 – Earth Day Clean-Up with Elm Street School’s 5th Grade Class, Leavitt Park [Independent] – Your driver and Wellness Leader will be Russ Jones. Join Russ for a fabulous day with the kids cleaning up our community. Trash bags, gloves, and trash picker-uppers will be provided. Residents are needed to guide and instruct the kids. It’s a fun Love Your and rewarding day. Call Heather Joubert at 366-1405 to register. Bus Mother Earth! departs Woodside at 12:40PM.

Ooh la la! You’ll want to visit Lou’s Bakeshop! Did you get the chance to get up to the Bistro to try some of Lou’s baked creations? These look really good; you’d probably better shop early!

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Who Will Be Crowned Mr. Taylor Community?!

On February 6, in an effort to promote the health and wellbeing of our 99% male Facilities staff, the Mr. Taylor Community Challenge kicked off. For the past eight weeks, the 28 guys have been encouraged to participate in a variety of activities to score points. On March 27, the top five finalists were announced, and the pool will drop to the Top 3 on April 1. Your Top 5 Mr. Taylor Community contestants are: Danny Theberge, who has walked 91 miles; Adam Boehner, who has walked 178 miles, the equivalent of walking to Montreal; Chris Krotz with an astounding 324 miles; Matt Whitney, who has walked 133 miles; and Mark Leathers, who has walked 202 miles, basically all the way to New York City. All 5 have had regular blood pressure How Handsome is Weston Seavey on checks; four of the five have completed food diaries twice his Third Birthday?! a week; two have lost between 10 and 33 pounds; one is quitting smoking; and two have joined a gym! (noted by editor to be exceptionally handsome) Mr. Taylor Community will be crowned on April 11 at Noon Weston is dressed as Blippi for his big day, a video superstar to many toddlers and young children, whose at the Wellness Fair at Woodside, and will receive a prize engaging antics have racked up over three billion views pack including a night’s stay with dinner and massages at on YouTube alone. Church Landing in Meredith. Stay tuned for the upcoming story on who will be crowned… I’m sure you’ll all agree, Weston looks GREAT in his new Blippi glasses! Mr. Taylor Community! Photo credit: (Blippi’s Twitter profile pic)

Thank You!

Are You a Bank of NH Customer? FYI: We’ve just heard that their Customer Service is now The Taylor Home Service available (via phone or live chat) 24/7. Good to know! Club’s recent endeavor, OPERATION SHOEBOX, Welcome New Staff! was a success! A big thank you to all of you Jim Hayes, Laconia, joins our Facilities Team as who donated — supplies Compliance Technician. Jim holds an Associate’s collected will be shipped Degree in Fire Protection from NHVTC, Laconia (now to our overseas troops Lakes Region Community College), the foundation of his next week! previous career. He retired after 30 years with Gilford Fire Rescue, and spent a total of 39 years in the Fire/ EMS service before fully retiring. Married with two adult sons, also married, he has three Next Red Cross Blood Drive grandchildren. Jim enjoys woodworking and traveling, with Disney World his favorite destination so far. Jim is a Friday, April 5 Red Sox and Patriots fan, and used to play and coach 2 — 7pm, Woodside soccer, but says he was much younger then! Thank you for your support! Welcome to Taylor Community!

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4/1 Barbara Madden Ledges 4/1 Don Chapman Ledges 4/2 Jane Smith Taylor Home Staff Spotlight 4/2 Lois Lunetta Woodside Isabelle Dubia 4/3 Harriett Morse Ledges 4/3 Carole Plaisted Woodside Born at Lakes Region Hospital and raised in 4/4 Jeanne Ballester Ledgeview Northfield, Isabelle is 4/4 Bert Thompson Ledgeview the third of four children. 4/4 Carole Ouellette Woodside The oldest, Brittany, has 4/6 Doug Wisse Ledges a son — Jackson, age 6 — 4/6 Dave Bogar Ledges with whom Isabelle 4/6 John Davies Taylor Connection spends lots of time. 4/7 Rod Dyer Ledges Brother Colton is next; 4/8 Eric Charlton Woodside he’s currently attending 4/9 Sandy Seywert Ledges Florida State after four 4/10 Melodie Rogers Ledges years at Plymouth 4/10 Sharon Skelley Taylor Connection State. Isabelle says 4/10 Linda Roeder Ledgeview he’s a mathematician. 4/11 Linda Ball Back Bay Jessica is the youngest. 4/12 Peggy MacArthur Taylor Connection While in her last two 4/13 Ann Jordan Woodside years of high school at 4/13 John Gonzalez Ledgeview Winnisquam High, Isabelle’s mother encouraged her to go 4/13 Ellen McNutt Ledgeview to the tech so she could become an LNA, because she 4/13 Mary Godbout Taylor Home “thought she would be good at it.” (She is!) 4/15 Joan Bell Ledges With her LNA license in hand, Isabelle went and worked at 4/15 Joan Denne Woodside Kohl’s until she could get a job as an LNA a few months 4/17 Elaine Gumpp Ledges later... at Taylor Community! 4/22 Richard Sanderson Ledges 4/23 Alida Millham Ledges At the end of 2016, she and her boyfriend Alex wanted to 4/23 Nan Baker Ledges “spread their wings and try something different,” and 4/24 Fr. Dick Thompson Woodside moved to South Carolina. Something different for sure, Isabelle got a position in a halfway house as a behavioral 4/25 Jane Ross Ledgeview health assistant for criminals. Yes, criminals! All of us who 4/25 Nancy King Ledges 4/26 Jerry Bourgeois Ledges work with Isabelle could not imagine that. Isabelle is so soft spoken, unassuming and... tiny. She has shared some 4/26 Howard Bacon Ledgeview pretty alarming stories... Her building ’s ratio of residents to 4/27 Win Wood Ledgeview staff members was 10:5, and all of the resident criminals 4/29 Gene Perry Taylor Home were men, and all staff members women. Isabelle stayed there for 9 months; there was never a bad incident while TRA’s April Birthday Celebration she was there. The TRA’s April birthday celebration will be held Sunday, April 28 at 4:30pm at Woodside in conjunction with the Moving again to NH, Isabelle reapplied at Taylor, back with Sunday Afternoon Social, with all residents invited. Please us since August, 2017. We’re so glad! Residents on the do feel free to bring along refreshments to share, and if 3rd floor of Ledgeview absolutely adore her. anyone would like a ride, please call me at 524-3035 and I will be glad to pick you up. Isabelle loves hiking with her two dogs, a Beagle named ~ Melodie Rogers Sammy and a Shepard named Chief, and has hiked Mt. Major with them several times as well as Rattlesnake in Holderness. She also loves to snowmobile and camp: “tent” accept or except? camping; she doesn’t cheat.  Accept is a verb, and means to agree with, take Isabelle is currently thinking of going back to school to get in, or receive. (I really can’t accept credit for that her RN, with a little bit of encouragement from us (hint). project.)

~ Charlene Santoro  Except is a preposition, and means apart from. Director, Health Services (Everyone came to the party except Grandma.) Page 14 Recurring Campus Events Recurring Campus Events Sundays: Wednesdays (Cont.): Sunday Brunch Veterans Coffee Hour Sundays, 11am—2pm, Woodside 3rd Wednesday of the Month @ 10am Please RSVP @ 366-1481 by 8am. Lake Room at Ledgeview •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sunday Movie Matinee Care Management Nurse Office Hours Sundays @ 2pm, Woodside Theater Wednesdays, 2—3pm, Woodside Wellness Office •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Church Services Wine Socials Sundays @ 2:30pm, Ledgeview Wednesdays @ 3pm •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Taylor Home and Ledgeview 3rd Floor IRA Sunday Social & Monthly Birthday Celebration •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Last Sunday of the Month @ 4:30pm, Woodside Woodside/Ledges Food Forum 2nd Wednesday of the Month @ 2pm, Woodside Mondays: Stitch Witchery Quilters Thursdays: Mondays @ 8am, Woodside Woodcarvers •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Thursdays @ 9am, Woodside Wet Craft Room Cozy Caps Knitters •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mondays @ 10am, Woodside Shopping Bus to Hannaford’s/Walmart •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Thursdays @ 9am (Call Dial-A-Ride) Taylor Home Bingo •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mondays @ 10am, Taylor Home Bridge Games — Thursday @ 1pm, Woodside •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Taylor Playreaders Taylor Community Chorus Rehearsals 1st and 3rd Mondays @ 1pm, Woodside 1st and 3rd Thursdays at 2pm, Taylor Home Atrium Tuesdays: Fridays: Resident Cracker Barrel Coffee Hour Le Cercle Français de Laconia Tuesdays @ 10am, Fireside Room at Woodside Fridays @ 10am, Fireside Dining Room •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Worship Services Taylor Home Bingo Tuesdays @ 10:30am, Ledgeview Fridays @ 10am, Taylor Home •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Laconia Public Library Runs Oasis Pub Night Every Other Tuesday @ 10:30am (Call 366-1234) First Friday of the Month, 4:30pm, Woodside •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Saturdays: Shopping Bus to Belknap Mall Tuesdays @ 1pm (Call Dial-A-Ride) Saturday Breakfast Buffet •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Saturdays, 8—10am, Woodside Non-Fasting Blood Draws Continental Breakfast available at 8am Tuesdays @ 1pm Hot Line Breakfast Buffet from 9—10am Woodside Wellness Office •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• (Fasting Blood Draws by appointment only: please call Saturday Entertainment at Ledgeview Care Management Nurse Heather Bell at 366-1340) Saturdays @ 2:30pm, Second Floor •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Blood Pressure Clinic Community Social & Dinner Tuesdays, 2—3pm, Woodside Wellness Office 4th Saturday of the Month @ 5pm, Woodside •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• RSVP at [email protected] or at 366-1449 Tea Time Talk by Noon the Wed. prior to the Dinner. Tuesdays @ 3pm, Woodside •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Saturday Night at the Movies Wednesdays: Saturdays @ 7pm, Woodside Theater Men’s Breakfast (No Movie on Community Social & Dinner Nights) 1st Wednesday of the Month @ 7:45am, Woodside RSVP @ 524-7131 by Monday at Noon •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Dial-A-Ride operates Monday — Friday, 8am to Cribbage Games 4pm, with extended hours Tuesday and Thursday Wednesdays @ 10am, Woodside Card Room evenings (until 7) and Sunday morning transportation to church. Please plan ahead to assure your ride: RSVP (Wednesday is continued above right) Monday to Friday from 8am to Noon at 366-1234. Page 15 Woodside Theater Lectures, Programs & Special Events Check out Recurring Campus Events on Page 14! Saturday Night Movies 7:00PM Sunday Matinees 2:00PM TRA Sunday Social & March Birthday Celebration Sun., Mar. 31 @ 4:30pm, Woodside •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon Trip Reminders Mon., Apr. 1, 11am—1:30pm, Woodside RSVP is required; please call Brenda at 366-1226. RSVP required to Brenda at 366-1226 Enfield Shaker Village •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Fri., Apr. 5 @ 8:15am Jim Ketcham performance: Mark Twain Erupts Mon., Apr. 1 @ 6:30pm, Woodside Lunch with Friends: Faro Express •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Wed., Apr. 10 @ 11am Budget Town Hall Tues., Apr. 2 @ 9am, Woodside Woodman Institute Museum •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Fri., Apr. 12 @ 8:30am Foreign Film: The Color of Paradise Tues., Apr. 2 @ 2pm, Woodside Theater •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Meeting Reminders Men’s Breakfast Budget Town Hall Wed., Apr. 3 @ 7:45am, Woodside Tues., Apr. 2 @ 9am, Woodside Please RSVP to John Larson at 524-7131 by April 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VNA Grief Support Group Lecture Program: Cloth Dolls — From Rag to Riches Wed., Apr. 3 and 10 @ 2pm, Woodside Wed., Apr. 3 @ 2pm, Woodside TRA Executive Committee •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mon., Apr. 8 @ 9:30am, Woodside Hiking Lecture: David Connor Resident Town Hall Wed., Apr. 3 @ 6:30pm, Woodside Mon., Apr. 8 @ 11am, Woodside •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Fitness Presentation: Woodside/Ledges Food Forum What is Reiki, and how can it help my body? Wed., Apr. 10 @ 2pm, Woodside Thurs., Apr. 4 @ 10am, Woodside •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• American Red Cross Blood Drive Recent Additions to the Woodside Library Fri., Apr. 5, 2—7pm, Woodside Non-Fiction: •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Oasis Pub Night The Endurance, Caroline Alexander Fri., Apr. 5 @ 4:30pm, Woodside Land of Last Content, Robert H. Whitaker •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Hidden History of N.H., D. Quincy Whitney Friday Night Movie: Dave Fiction: Fri., Apr. 5 @ 7pm, Woodside Theater The Great Alone, Kristin Hannah •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Come Rain or Come Shine, Jan Karon Taylor Community 2019 Music Series:

The Book of Barkley, L. B. Johnson Soggy Po’ Boys The Thirst, Jo Nesbo Sun., Apr. 7 @ 3pm, Woodside •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The Apartment, Danielle Steel Heartbeat, Danielle Steel Emergency Preparedness: John Beland, CERT Mon., Apr. 8 @ 2pm, Woodside Enjoy a good book! •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Musical Performance: Heather Pierson Mon., Apr. 8 @ 6:30pm, Woodside

In Memoriam •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• April Ballet: Don Quixote John Gonzalez Tues., Apr. 9 @ 7pm, Woodside Theater

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Taylor Resident Since 1999 LRPPH: Medicare 101 Wed., Apr. 10 @ 11am, Woodside Jeremiah Donovan •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• June 11, 1935 ̶ March 15, 2019 Musical Performance: Bob Rutherford Taylor Resident Since 2006 Wed., Apr. 10 @ 6:30pm, Woodside Ralph Belanger •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sept. 18, 1931 ̶ March 16, 2019 Friday Night Movie: Grand Hotel Fri., Apr. 12 @ 7pm, Woodside Theater Taylor Resident Since 2003 Join us for Brunch at the Community Bistro! Hot Lunch Specials, Salad Bar, Deli Bar, Grab & Go Sunday, April 21 11am — 2pm Please RSVP for Dinner by 2pm at 366-1481 — Be sure to ask about Chef’s Featured Entrees Omelet Station / Benedicts / Bacon and Sausage Salad / Fresh Fruit Bar / Assorted Muffins and Pastries $10 ($5 continental) — No RSVP required; please sign in Carved Ham / Carved Slow-Roasted Lamb Grilled Salmon with Caper Butter Please RSVP for Brunch by 8am at 366-1481 Mashed Potatoes / Candied Yams We appreciate your input. Please let us know how Roasted Asparagus with Lemon and Garlic we can improve your dining experience. Orange Glazed Carrots Moe Memmolo, General Manager, 366-1231 Coffee, Tea, Juice and Water [email protected] $24 per person Jason Seavey, Chef de Cuisine, 366-1481 $12 per person under 12 [email protected] Please RSVP to 366-1481 by April 17.

Stuffed Chicken Brie Florentine with Wild Rice Pilaf Monday 4/1: April Fool’s Day: Octopus Salad with and Blistered Tomato Pan Sauce $17 Garlic Studded Cheesecake. Salisbury Steak Bar: Choose your own toppings, chef’s choice sides $7.95 Orange Beef Stir Fry with Asian Mixed Vegetables over Jasmine Rice $18 Tuesday 4/2: Benjamin’s Carnitas Fajitas, served Seasonal Vegetarian Pasta Feature $15* with regionally-inspired sides $8.95 *All-inclusive upgrade: Add starter and dessert, $2 additional charge Wednesday 4/3: Soup & Sandwich: hot turkey & Starter: Fruit & Cheese Plate cheddar croissant sandwich served with cranberry mayonnaise, and soup du jour! $6.95 Thursday 4/4: National Cordon Bleu Day! Grilled Chicken Medallions stacked with sliced ham and Turkey Schnitzel with Classic Pan Sauce, Swiss, Dijon white wine sauce, and chef’s choice Potato Coins and Sautéed Spring Onions $18 seasonal sides $7.95 Petite Bacon-Wrapped Meatloaf with Herbed Demi-Glace, Friday 4/5: Salmon Cake with béarnaise sauce, Mashed Potatoes and Peas & Carrots $17 simply delicious lentils and grilled asparagus $9.95 Seasonal Vegetarian Pasta Feature $15* Monday 4/8: Jewish-Style Brisket (sweet & tangy), *All-inclusive upgrade: Add starter and dessert, $2 additional charge chef’s choice starch, braised carrots & shallots $8.95 Starter: Scarlet & Gold Beet Tartare with Poached Quail Egg and Spring Greens Tuesday 4/9: Fenway Opening Day Plate: foot-long hotdog with array of condiments, two chicken fingers, choice of French fries or popcorn $7.95 Wednesday 4/10: Sausage Stuffed Portabella Apple Stuffed Pork Chop with Whipped Sweet Potatoes Mushroom Cap, chef’s choice sides $6.95 and Steamed Broccoli $18 Thursday 4/11: Chicken Pot Stickers served with Blackened Swordfish with Cilantro Lime Oil Asian-inspired sides $7.95 served with Quinoa and Corn & Pepper Medley $19 Friday 4/12: Broiled Market White Fish (simply Seasonal Vegetarian Pasta Feature $15* delicious with olive oil, herbs and lemon), boiled *All-inclusive upgrade: Add starter and dessert, $2 additional charge new potatoes, and corn-on-the-cob $9.95 Starter: Greek Salad

Always-Available Tuesday/Thursday Dinner Selections: Prime Rib Au Jus Simply Delicious Seared Salmon Filet $17 served with Yorkshire Pudding and Carrots $20 Carved Sirloin Steak Entrée $16 Baked Seafood Stuffed Haddock with White Wine Butter Sauce, Each selection served with an evening menu side. served with Green Beans $20 To keep you informed: Look for our new informa- Seasonal Vegetarian Pasta Feature $15* tional table tents in the dining room. *All-inclusive upgrade: Add starter and dessert, $2 additional charge Starter: Minted Spring Pea Soup