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June 2021 Newsletter June 2021 Newsletter We are so happy that we have been able to reopen the Adult Activities Center and we’re sure you are as well. While only being able to open for two hours a day two days of the week isn’t ideal, at least it’s a start towards getting back to normalcy. As the weeks pass, we will continue to add days, programming and hours until we are back to our regular schedule. Please know that all of the precautions we are taking are to keep you as safe as possible. We are so pleased that you are returning and are healthy. We look forward to seeing all of our members soon! The Board and Staff of the PWAAC NASSAU KNOLLS CEMETERY & MEMORIAL PARK Lovely & Quaint Grounds Open Daily • Open To All Faiths Headstone, Flat Marker & Cremation Grave Sites and New Mausoleum Payment Options Available For Pre-Need 500 Port Washington Blvd., Port Washington Est. 1900 944-8530 S. F. Falconer for Generations Flowers & Gifts a Symbol of Jewish Tradition 8 South Maryland Ave. 55 North Station Plaza • Great Neck • NY • 11021 Port Washington, NY Riverside-Nassau North Chapel 516.487.9600 • www.riversidenassaunorthchapels.com (516) 767-0866 Our Pre-Need planning counselors specialize in creating plans that cater to the different needs of all families. www.falconerflorist.com We are a participating member of The Pre Plan™ an FDIC insured fund for pre-paid funeral arrangements. Ad info. 1-800-477-4574 • Publication Support 1-800-888-4574 • www.lpicommunities.com Port Washington Adult Activities Center, Port Washington, NY 06-5300 SPECIAL PROGRAMS Port Washington Adult Reservations required Activities Center 80 Manorhaven Blvd, Do to limited capacity all members must call to make Port Washington, NY 11050 a reservation for the day they would like to come. In Phone: 516-883-6656 Fax: 516-883-8397 the event that we have reached our capacity, your Email: name will be the first on the list for the [email protected] following open day. Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 3:00 pm Linda Livio, Entrance/Exit Plan Executive Director The sliding door will operate as an Julie Gamman, Programming Coordinator ENTRANCE ONLY Board of Directors: The back door will be an EXIT ONLY Debbie Greco Cohen, President ************************************** Jim Avena Sean Beckert Hours of Operation: Marianne Bortone Prince Barbara Faticone Tuesday and Thursday Leon Jankowski 9:30-10:30 Social hour Pat Ryan Lampl Kathy Levinson 10:30-11:30 Bingo Pam Monfort Jean-Marie Posner Warren Schein Each member will be required to: Jeff Stone Evelyn Strauss show proof of vaccination Richard Tavarez sign a waiver Daryl Zimbardi complete a daily COVID-19 survey Advisory Board: Ken Magida have their temperature taken Laura Sweeney wear a mask at all times Joel Ziev maintain social distancing guidelines 4 25 25 11 18 Friday Friday Please note the note Please will hours Center’s from 9:30-11:30. be 10 10 17 24 Thursday Thursday 9:30 Social Hour 9:30 Bingo 10:30 Social Hour 9:30 Bingo 10:30 Social Hour 9:30 Bingo 10:30 Social Hour 9:30 Bingo 10:30 2 3 9 16 30 23 23 senior citizens of our community! Wednesday Wednesday Thanks for all you do the 1 29 29 15 15 JUNE 2021 ACTIVITIES 8 22 Tuesday 9:30 SocialHour9:30 Bingo 10:30 SocialHour9:30 Bingo 10:30 SocialHour9:30 Bingo 10:30 9:30 Sociali 9:30 Hour Bingo 10:30 7 14 14 21 28 terrific programming. Monday We’re very proud to support the very proud We’re Port Washington Adult Activities Port Center Washington PWAAC WORD SEARCH We wish to Thank all of our supporters for their continued generosity: The Donald and Barbara Zucker Family Foundation, The Laura B. Vogler Foundation, Inc, Nassau County Bar Foundation, Inc. WE CARE Fund, Kiwanis Club of Manhasset/Port Washington & The Bahnik Foundation, Inc. Special Thanks to the three organizations that enable us to operate each year: The Peter & Jeri Dejana Family Foundation The Town of North Hempstead The Community Chest of Port Washington Our Senior Center is fortunate to be a Project Independence location that offers onsite nursing and social work services. Kelly our nurse provides services such as blood pressure screening, health information/education, medication counseling, and more. Kelly’s hours are Tuesday & Thursday 10-12, call to make appointment. Gail our social worker helps with things such as counseling, caregiver assistance, financial assistance, entitlement assistance, and more. Did you know that Project Independence provides: Free taxi rides for grocery shopping and deeply discounted taxi fares for non- emergency medical appointments? Caregiver support groups? Veterans Caseworkers? For more information about Project Independence, call 311 or 869-6311 Helping Hands for Homeowners The easy, trusted way for people 65+ to care for their home. Use Umbrella for things like: Light electrical & plumbing Painting touch-ups DIANE’S PLACE Home organizing HAIR SALON Garage cleanup Yardwork Limited Time Offer: OPEN AC installation Wed-Thurs 7-8:00 | Tues-Fri 7-6:00 Get your first hour free! & much more! 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Maureen O’Hara C. Bette Davis D. Lana Turner 2. Which actor married both Zsa Zsa Gabor and her sister Magda Gabor? A. Frank Sinatra B. Gregory Peck C. George Sanders D. Humphrey Bogart 3. Which actor once had a job as a coffin polisher? A. Sean Connery B. Steve McQueen C. Jack Lemmon D. Warren Beatty 4. What was Marilyn Monroe’s final, unfinished film? A. Let’s Make Love B. The Misfits C. Something’s Got to Give D. Some Like it Hot 5. What was the first of Fred Astaire and Ginger Roger’s many films together? A. Top Hat B. Flying Down to Rio C. The Gay Divorcee D. Swing Time 6. How many films did Gregory Peck make? A. 54 B. 60 C. 58 D. 52 NAME__________________________________________________ .
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