Kendal on Hudson ffi Spotlight Events: Week of February 15,2021 For more on resident life at Kendal on Hudson, go to www. kohtestueb.orq
Mon 7:30 Frogram: Local Charities Commlttee (see p. 3) Zoom 2t15 8:00 Movie: Beethaven Symphony #9 (1983, t hr.6 min) Conducted ch. by Herbert von Karajan. Great music, great photography, no audience 970 Tue Shopping: 3 morning trips to Tarrytown (4 residents per trip) 2116 2:00 Class: lrnpact of Religion on Society - lslam (by subscription) Zoom 8:00 lVlovie: Husbands ('1970, 2 hrs. 34 min). Romantic drama with ch. Peter Falk. 970 Wed Shopping: 3 afternoon trips to Ossining (4 residents per trip) 2t17 3:00 Program: Getting to Know You: Cecily Cannan Selby (see p, 5) Zoom 8:00 Movie: Maya Angelou and Stilll Rise (2016,1 hr. 54 min). ch. Documentary about this poet, actress, and activist with Cecily Tyson 970 Thu 8:00 l\fiovie: Ihe Sfar Chamber (1983, t hr. 49 min) Crime thriller with ch. 2t18 Hal Holbrook and IMichael Douglas. 970 Fri Shopping: 3 morning trips to Thornwood (4 residents per trip) 2119 Shopping: 3 afternoon trips to Ossining (4 residents per trip) 2:00 Workshop: Computer Cornmittee - MS Word (see p.3) Zoom 8:00 Movie: Caver Girl (1944, t hr. 47 min). Mlusical comedy with Gh. Rita Hayworth and Gene Kelly. 970 Sat 8:00 Movie: Paul Robeson (1979, t hr. 59 min.) Biography in a one- ch. 212A man performance by James Earl Jones. 970 Sun 8:00 lVXovie: The Seven-Percent Solution (1976,1 hr. 53 min). Crime ch. 2121 drama involving Sherlock Holmes based on book by Nicholas l\leyer 970 (son of Leonore) starring Alan Arkin, Vanessa Redgrave, Robert Duvall
KOH-TV Ghannel 970 Round-the-Clock - Rue des Artistes: "Fabulous Fibers"
3:00 pnr Mon.- Fri: lv]onthly Residents Council Meeting, February 8,2021
3:00 pm Weekend. The Gneat Tours: EnEland, Seotland, and Wales (see p. 3) Sat. Feh. 20: Lecture 'tr: Welcome to Britain Lecture 2: Prehistoric Britain Sun" Feb. 21: l-ecture 3: Roman Britain Lecture 4: Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain
4:30 prn : eoneert: The Mlanhattan String Quartet
8:00 Bm Movies (see above
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Editors: Jennifer Gardy, Ursula Hohn, Sally Kellock, Peggy Pennell, Mary Lou Wells LOCATIONS REGULAR WEEKLY ACTIVITIES ART Art Room (max.7 people) Drop-in Art Salon Tue & Thur 2-4 ART CRA Craft Room (max.6 people) Contemporary lssues Thur 10:00 J**x GR Gathering Room (max.17 people) Fiber Arts: 2nd & 4th Fri.2-4 CRA RAO Residents Assn. Office (max. 6 people) Italian: Thur. 11'.15 GR RCC Resident Care Center Open Studio: Sat. 10-12 ART RCR Riverview Conf. Room (max.10 people) Meditation: Tue/Thur/Sat 9:15 RCR RL Residents Lounge Sun 7:15 pm KENDAL HOURS Fitness Classes on K*r:*nr Dininq Mon. - Sat. Stretch & Balance: [t/lon.--Wed. 9:30 Pilates: [t/on & Wed. at 10 Breakfast 8:00 am - 10.00 am Tai Chi: Tue at 10 & Thur at 11'.15 Lunch 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Zumba Gold: Fri. at 11:15 Dinner 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm Takeout only (use Bistro entrance) lf you need the H**n: invite emailed to you, call or email Cathy Di Somma, ext. 1038 or Dining Sun. cd isomma@kohud. kendal.org. Brunch 11:00 am - 1:30 pm Live Fitness Classes Takeout only (use Bistro entrance)
Thera Bands: Mon & Wed at 12'.30 Librarv Chair Yoga: Tue. at noon Scalare Stair Climb: Wed at 3 Librarian on duty IVIon-Fri 10-12 &2-4. Yoga. Thur. at noon Browse/borrow 2417 in library and from carousels in elevator lobbies.
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Call iliPaolo to reEisten "loreJan Please welcome Aruna Raghaven who moved from Tampa Feb. 5. First rnanthly Res[demt Q&A ff**m Weblmar un the area into Alida on Monday, Fehnuary 22 at 1:** pm" She was born in lndia and she and her husband moved to the U.S. 55 years ago. She has a son lives Phillipsburg Resld*nts must r*gister thrnugh the link s*nt by who in [Vlanor and a daughter who lives in North Jsrdan. trt wili be s*nt CIut *n Friday, Carolina, plus 5 grandchildren. Fnhruaryl2 to aNl r**idents lvith *nr*il
2 [New Series: "The Great Tours - Enqland, Scotland, and l4laleg1 Feb. 15 Zoom Proqram: Where Do Qur Starts Feb" 20121, 3 to 4 pm on Channel 970 Philanthropic $$$ Go? This 24-lecture series opens with an introduction Cn lVlon. evening, Feb. '15, the Locai Charities to prehistoric, Roman, Anglo-Saxon, medieval, Cormmittee will host a meeting at 7:30 prn via and modern Britain. lncluded are lectures on Zoom. Leaders of two organizations will tell us Scotland, Wales, the English north, the fi/idlands, about the work they do to fill the needs of local East Anglia and the West Country, as well as citizens, particularly during the pandenric. You'll London, Oxford and Cambridge, the Houses of meet: Sr. Susan Gardella, Director of the RSHN/ Parliament, Buckingham Palace, literary Britain, Life Center in Sleepy Hollow; and Elisabeth painting, seafaring, gardens, hiking, sports, and Gilbert, Director of Development for the Open war memorials. Door Foundation. Course leader Patrick N. Allitt, Prof. of American Established in 'tr995, the RSFiIVI Life Center History, Emory University, was raised and welcomes the needy, especially wonren and educated in England and earned his Ph.D. in children, and cneates with thern a culture which American History at UC Berkeley. nurtures their human development. The Center serves individuals of ail faiths and cultunal traditions. From 3 to 4 pm. each Sat./Sun., beginning Feb. Its mission is to build stronger conrmurrity 20121, two half-hour lectures will be presented relationships. [-ieadquartered in Cssinrng, and on Channel 970. This joint project of the serving nrore than 55,000 clrents a year, Open Door Education Comrnittee and Channel 970 is offered Medlcai Centers' mission is to keep the people of as a way to bring interesting weekend programs Westchester and Putnam Counties healthy and to residents. We hope you enjoy it. strong, regardless of their ability to pay. Fran Kelly and Sheila Darnborough Residents will receive an email inviting them to this Zoom session. Be sure to attend and learn firsthand qx about the important impact your generous Fnee Workshop MS I,VQBD contributions are making in our local community On Zoom Fri" Feb. 19, 2-3 pm Upcorminq Art Show on the Rue des Antistes. with Joe Bruno and Caroline Persell Apry!:?0._2Q21 _to 0 ctE b_en 1l 5- -2_02 1- and special guest, Fran Kelly, a serious WORD user. What have you been doing creatively in the Arts during this Year of Covid? Sponsored by the KoH Residents Cornputen Committee Our next Ant Show, entitled "ereativitv isl Soll ," will focus on just that, works done between March SiEn up by sending an email to Caroline or put 202A and Vlarch 2021 by residents and staff in a note in her cubby (3405) stating the N/OST areas of visual ants, fiber arts, sculpture, photo- important thing you want learn: e.9., start graphy, assemblages, wearable arts; whatever to hangs on a wall or fits in a case. This is the first and quit WORD, create and save a document, announcen'rent for the next Art Show opening understand the user interface, edit and format April 20. text; cut, copy, and paste text; add page numbers, preview and print a document, insert Curators. a picture into your document, do a spelling or Lynn Brady gramrnar check, add borders, or something Anrr [-iolloway Judy Baker else.
3 Mondav Niqht Proqrams on ffi-*$.ffry - 7:30 pm Fehlfiffar. Csure-ee via X**sryT - 2 to 3 pm
Feb 22: Nicholas Meyer, author, screenwriter, Tr*#$, Fehnr*mny ffS , and director: "[Vly Sherlock - Some "ffi*ligion & $oclety: ..ludaisrm fnmm lSth Observations on the Relations eentury tm t&"w pnemwmt" {Jean-hrlarc Between Art and Artists" Oppenheirn)
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$qa*? _WarsLErys!II June Tues. June 8 15,22,29 ArNax*m Fninne ln addition to th* fak* "Criminal Law".(Prof. Bennett L. Gershman, phishing call t* KoH residents reported Distinguished Professor of Law, Pace r*cently in th* *id You $ee pege mf the University). [/ore information on the course Residents Website, there is e phishrng *ml[ will follow. Prof. Gershman received his BA Soing the rounds this w**k n*tifyinE r*sidmntm from Princeton and his JD from New York that their Social Security is awry and th*y will School of Law. A frequent pro bono litigator, payments" his courses include Criminal Procedure: be receiving na fudher A eall-in lnvestigation, and Constitutional Law. nurnb*r is proffened * ign*re: d*n't call back! This is a fraud Tc enroll, contact Fran Keliy,
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4 Gettinq to Know vou - Cecilv Cannan Selbv With Appreciation Wed. Feb. 17 at 3:00 pm via Zoom (Gene Dubow, Zoommaster) Dear Kendal Family
Thank you for all tt'le emails, notes, cards and A Renaissance Woman Who Promotes lntegrating goodies left at our front door during the seven the Arts, the Humanities, and the Sciences weeks lwas doing battle with COVID-19. I am enjoying them now, and they were of great We are pleased to welcome cornfort to Jane while she was alone. t C.-\:..N Cr.t:lt ll St I u Cecily who moved to Kendal on January 5. I am recovering well and hope to greet you while walking the halls with my aide Julius. Cecily's lifelong devotion to science began with a B.S. Joe Kratovil d 1 degree in physics from k, Radcliffe and then, at the age of 23, a Ph.D. in physical biology from tVlT. t Choosing to concentrate on lk Itr independent research at the Sloan-Kettering lnstitute and Cornell ft/edical School, she was among the first to use X-ray diffraction and electron microscopy to explore the intimate structure of cells. After the blrth of her three sons, she sought and found ways to pursue science and a more family friendly environment then available on academic tracks; heading a private girls school added management and administration to her skills. Cecily served on Fortune 500 boards and as a university trustee where she found herself a minority in science literacy as well as in gender! lnevitably, Washington called where she became CEO of a Washington, DC-based national NGO for nuclear energy, and co-chaired the National Science Foundation's first commission to nrake K-12 science, mathematics, and technology education for all a national prlority.
Cecily concluded her professional career one month ago as Professor of Science Education at NYU where her students were experienced NYC science teachers. She decided to write a book to share how her science experiments, art, and humanities experiences have rnuch in common. The processes of human inquiry are shared by ALL academic subjects and thus accessible and ready to be rnixed and matched by everyone. . . worldwide.
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