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Collington's Weekly Courier Collington’s Weekly Courier June 27 – July 3 Key Contact Numbers MANAGER ON DUTY: x2020 In-house TV Channel - 972 Daily Updates x2212 Karen Cheney 6/25-26 Pool x2229 TBD 7/2 - 3 Fitness Center x2254 Frame Shop x5163 Country Store x2167 Salon x2226 Clinic x7791 Security x2020 Room Set-up x4774 Courtyard Dining x2135 Guest Rm. Reservation x5023 ---- Work Orders x2151 THIS WEEKEND RA Website: 6/25 1PM - Charles Casto’s 100th collingtonresidents.org Birthday Celebration -Auditorium All Courier submissions, meeting schedules, and meeting room reservations should be sent 6/25 7PM - Depart from Security to: Bianca Williams ([email protected]) for Nat’l Festival Orchestra Submission deadline for the Courier – Thursdays @ noon. 6/26 3PM Music Concert- Tom Lagana Jazz Guitarist - Auditorium * See descriptive article + Volunteer pushers needed to transport Creighton Center residents to program MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE Work Orders: Call x2151 6/27 7PM “Walt Before Mickey” WEEK-AT-A-GLANCE MONDAY, June 27 8:30/10/1:00 Shuttle to Greenbelt Doctors, call x2247 9:00 Exercise for Balance – (SAGE) – Game Room 10:00 Exercise with Weights (SAGE) – Game Room 10:00 Collington Woodshop Drop-in / Drop-off Hour 10:00 Art Masters & Masterpieces (SAGE - Crane) – Board Room 10:00 Brain Aerobics (Fitness) – Ping Pong Room 10:00 Sustainability Group – Game Room 10:30 Trip to Wegmans leaves from Security, x2020 10:45 Swim Lessons - Pool 11:00 Pilates (SAGE - Shell) – Game Room 11:15 Open Work Time – Creative Arts Room 1:00 Tai Chi (SAGE - Chang) – Game Room 1:30 Mah Jongg – 3rd Floor Meeting Room 2:30-4:30 OO Shop - OPEN 3:00 Pottery Work Time – Creative Arts Room 7:00 Mysteries in Canadian History (SAGE - Croatti) – Creative Arts Room *+7:00 Monday Night Movie “Walt Before Mickey”– Auditorium TUESDAY, June 28 8:30/10/1:00 Shuttle to Bowie Doctors, call x2247 8:30 Circuit Training (SAGE - Armstrong) – Game Room 10:00 Collington Woodshop Drop-in/Drop-off Hour 10:00 Therapeutic Aquatic Exercise (SAGE-Shell) - Pool 10:00 Trip to Shopper’s Food Warehouse (Largo) leaves from Security, x2020 *10:00 Episcopal Service – Chapel 10:30 Framing Shop Drop in/Drop off Hour – Apartment 137 1:00 Balance & Beyond (Fitness) – Game Room 2:00 Exercise for Arthritis (SAGE) – Game Room 1:00 Mixed Media Part 1 (SAGE - Hurley) – Creative Arts Room 2 Collington June 27 – July 3 *1:30 Afternoon Movie “Serendipity” - Auditorium 3:00 Mixed Media Part 2 (SAGE - Hurley) – Creative Arts Room 4:00 Flower Committee – Game Room 4:00 Steel Magnolias Rehearsal - Auditorium 4:30-6 Don Lewis on Drums & Lloyd Henderson on Piano– Ivy Lounge 7:00 Caregivers Support Group – Game Room WEDNESDAY, June 29 8:30/10/1:00 Shuttle to Greenbelt Doctors, call x2247 9:00 Exercise for Balance (SAGE) – Auditorium 10:00 Exercise with Weights (SAGE) – Auditorium 10:00 Tai Chi (SAGE - Chang) – Game Room 10:00 Knitting & Crocheting Group – Creative Arts Room 10:30 Trip to Wegmans Grocery Store leaves from Security, x2020 10:00 Aqua Fit (Fitness) 11:00 Pilates (SAGE - Shell) – Auditorium 11:00 RA Office OPEN until 12NOON—CANCELLED 12:00 Billiards Room - Open for play and instruction 12:00 Steel Magnolias Rehearsal - Auditorium 2:00 Collington Woodshop Drop-in / Drop-off Hour 2:00 Creighton Center Inaugural Ball – Arbor Great Room 2:30-4:30 OO Shop Open 3:00 Wii Bowling Practice Play (Fitness) – Game Room 4:00 Bible Study – Walker Interfaith Chapel 7:00 The Assassination of Segregation (SAGE - Croatti) – Creative Arts Room *7:30 Speakers Committee Speaker - Auditorium THURSDAY, June 30 8:30/10/1:00 Shuttle to Bowie Doctors, call x2247 8:30 Circuit Training (SAGE - Armstrong) – Game Room 10:00 Collington Woodshop Drop-in / Drop-off Hour 10:00 Therapeutic Aquatic Exercise (SAGE-Shell) – Pool 10:30 Trip to Giant Grocery Store leaves Security, x2020 10:30 Framing Shop Drop In/Drop Off Hour – Apartment 137 3 Collington June 27 – July 3 1:00 Billiards Room - Open for play and instruction 1:00 Balance & Beyond (Fitness) – Game Room 2:00 Exercise for Arthritis (SAGE) – Game Room 4:30-6 Don Lewis on Drums & Lloyd Henderson on Piano– Ivy Lounge 6:30 Duplicate Bridge – Game Room FRIDAY, July 1 8:30/10:00 Shuttle to Bowie Doctors, call x2247 10:00 Trip to Safeway Grocery Store (at Bowie Town Center), call 2020 9:00 Exercise for Balance – (SAGE) – Auditorium 10:00 Exercise with Weights (SAGE) – Auditorium 10:00 Aqua Fit (Fitness) – Pool 10:00 Sandwich Making – Creative Arts Room 10:00 Recitation of the Rosary - Chapel 10:30 Roman Catholic Service - Chapel 11:00 Pilates (SAGE - Shell) – Auditorium 1:00 Shuttle to Greenbelt Doctors, call x2247 1:30 Seamstress/Pointer Ridge Dry Cleaners – Blue Room 2:00 Steel Magnolias Rehearsal - Auditorium 2:30-4:30 OO Shop Open 3:00 Wii Bowling League Play (Fitness) – Game Room 3:30 Sing-A-Long – Arbor Great Room; Volunteers needed! 4:30 – 6 Eulane Rose on Piano and Friends – Ivy Lounge *5:30 Shabbat Service and Dinner – Private Dining Room SATURDAY, July 2 Metro shuttle schedule: 9AM, 10AM, 11AM, 1PM, 5PM, & 8:30PM only 10:00 Ping Pong – Ping Pong Room 10:30 Swim to Fit Class – Pool 10:30 Trip to Giant Grocery Store departs from Security, x2020 11:00 Bocce – moves outside, near Ivy Room (weather permitting) or Auditorium 4:30 Bus to Mass at St. Joseph’s departs from Security, x2020 4 Collington June 27 – July 3 *5:30 “From Sea To Shining Sea” Dinner – Dance – Auditorium SUNDAY, July 3 Metro shuttle schedule: 9AM, 11AM, 1PM, & 5PM only 9:30 Bus to St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Church leaves Clocktower & Village Baptist Church 10:00 Bus to Hope Presbyterian Church leaves Clocktower 3:00 Music Concert, Eunbi Kim on Piano - Auditorium THIS WEEKEND CHARLES CASTO’S 100TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1PM – AUDITORIUM: Residents and staff can celebrate with Charles Casto and his family from 1PM - 5PM in the Auditorium. Following the birthday celebration, join him at the Bowie Baysox Stadium for the baseball game followed by fireworks. 60 seats are available and reserved for Collington; when you get to the box office say that you are with the Casto Collington group. If you get there after the 60 seats are filled, tickets are $8.00. NATIONAL FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, COLLEGE PARK, MD: Departs at 7PM. Return time approximately 10PM. This is a 4 - week training program designed to address the changing world of symphony orchestras. Members are selected through rigorous cross-country audition tours and are invited to the University of Maryland; here they are mentored by distinguished faculty drawn from the Nation’s top orchestras and conservatories. -- Tickets for this event are $20 for NextLEVEL members and $25 for non- members. ----Tickets should be purchased in advance, but you may also be able to get them at the door the night of the show. If you do not already 5 Collington June 27 – July 3 have your tickets, please contact The Clarice Performing Arts Center at (301) 405-2787. MUSIC CONCERT, SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 3PM – AUDITORIUM: Sunday Afternoon Concert: Our concert this week will feature Tom Lagana, classical and jazz guitarist. Tom is well known in this area for his Trio, which has played in numerous clubs and festivals. Tom played in the Disney Jazz band in Orlando before returning to the Baltimore, Washington, Annapolis area. He has played at the King of France tavern in Annapolis. Mr. Lagana received his Master's of Music while on the staff of Towson University and is currently part of the faculty of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. We hope to see everyone on Sunday in the Auditorium. THIS WEEK MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE, “Walt Before Mickey” 2015, PG , (1HR 50MIN): MONDAY, JUNE 27, 7PM – AUDITORIUM: Spanning nine years, this biographical drama chronicles the early days of Walt Disney's career -- before he and his brother Roy began the humble animation studio that would subsequently evolve into a global entertainment colossus. EPISCOPAL SERVICE, TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 10AM – CHAPEL: Rev Caron Gwynn, Rector, St. Timothy’s Church, Washington, DC TUESDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE: “Serendipity” PG-13, 2001 (1HR 33MIN) TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1:30PM – AUDITORIUM: On a magical night when they are in their 20s, Jonathan (John Cusack) meets Sara (Kate Beckinsale). He finds love at first sight, but Sara believes in destiny. After 10 years the two -- with 3,000 miles between them -- must decide if fate wants them to be together again. When love feels 6 Collington June 27 – July 3 like magic, it is called destiny; when destiny has a sense of humor, it is serendipity. SPEAKERS COMMITTEE SPEAKER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 7:30PM – AUDITORIUM: “Has the Egyptian Revolution failed?” by Professor Nathan Brown, Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at the George Washington University. His work is focused on Islamic politics, particularly in Egypt and the Palestinian territories, and Islamist movements in the Arab world. His research has also explored constitutional law in the Arab world. SHABBAT SERVICE AND DINNER, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 5:30PM – PRIVATE DINING ROOM: The next Sabbath service and dinner for Collington's Jewish Community is scheduled for Friday, July 1, beginning promptly at 5:30 pm in the dining room. Sign up by calling the dining room (x2135) no later than Thursday, June 30 at 4 pm. If we will not be in the Private Dining Room, we will post the new location at the podium. FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA DINNER – DANCE, JULY 2, 5:30PM – AUDITORIUM: This evening’s events will consist of a delightful cocktail hour, hor d’ ouvres, a three-course dinner and live dance music.
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