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Tower Topics June 2018 June Events Date Volume 73 Issue 6 Zazz Jazz Combo 2 Resident Annual Appeal for COD Bitcoin Lecture 7 Endowment in June Residents will receive a letter in June inviting them Pianist Michael Hartung 8 to consider a donation to the Plymouth Place Employee Scholarship Anette Isaacs Lecture 9 Fund. The Plymouth Place Scholarship Fund was established in 2018, Jay’s Town Hall 11 thanks to a generous bequest from a former resident, to provide funds to help employees further their education and an opportunity to grow at Noreen Degallado 13 Plymouth Place. Birthday Bash 13 This April, the first eight scholarships were awarded and there will be another round of scholarships in August. Scholarships ranged from Aging Brain Lecture 14 $400 to $2500 and supported employees from a variety of departments Northside Brass Quintet 14 and types of education ranging from traditional college courses to pro- fessional certifications, but all will help employees grow in their jobs Tenor Richard Gersten 17 and continue to provide excellent care and service to Plymouth Place Ladies at Lunch 18 residents. Plymouth Place full-time and part-time employees are eligible Edizone Dayao 21 to apply, and a committee of Plymouth Place and community members serve on the selection committee. Crossing Borders Quintet 21 Residents may also make a donation to the Plymouth Place Endow- Steve Cooper Lecture 22 ment Fund, which was established in 1997 to enable Plymouth Place to provide permanent funding for the ongoing mission of Plymouth Place. Kym Frankoveglia 25 The Fund serves as an important indicator of the community’s financial Wedding Vow Renewal 28 health to potential residents and the financial community. Each year, the Endowment Fund provides benevolent care for a small number of Tatiango Russian Duo 30 Plymouth Place residents. And, while the Fund is there to help residents 30 in need in the short term, it is designed to ensure that Plymouth Place is Page Inside This Issue here for future generations. Annual Appeal 1 Donations to Plymouth Place, a nonprofit organization, are tax- deductible to the extent of the law. Gifts of appreciated stock, as well as Books, Birthdays, 2 including Plymouth Place in your estate plans, are ways to support the Anniversaries & More future of Plymouth Place. For more information or to discuss ways to invest in Plymouth Place, please contact Allyson Zak at 708-482-6840. News & Notes 3 Programs & Trips 4-8 Congratulations to our new Residents’ Council Officers News & Development 9 and Committee Chairs! They were inducted on May 8th. Inside News/Dining 11 Our Life in Photos 12/13 HCC News and 14 Staff Profile Page 2 Tower Topics Tower Topics Page 3 Transportation Information June Birthdays Bessie Roose Library—New Books SHOPPING & LOCAL TRIPS (no fee) Dorothy Jacisin 6/1 The Witches' Tree: an Agatha Raisin Mystery Coach Trips and Billing Mondays 9:30am Walgreens/Trader Joe’s Reminder for outing sign-ups: If Gloria Vernerder 6/2 by M.C. Beaton. Readers who 10:45am Jewel/Osco Marjorie Fallon 6/3 enjoy a twisty plot, eccentric characters and a charming a resident signs up for an outing Donald Pochyly 6/3 English country setting will be happy. that requires advance ticket orders by Plym- Thursdays 9:30am Jewel/Osco Leona Shell 6/3 The Spy's Daughter by Adam Brookes. In a gripping outh Place, he/she will be billed for that trip. 11:00am Walgreens Shirley Beal 6/4 spy story, journalist-turned M16 spy, Philip Mangan, If a resident cancels, it will be up June 5 9:00am Walgreens Senior Day Annette Darling 6/4 comes out of the cold to save a Chinese-American teenag- to the resident to find a replace- June 7 & 28 1:15pm Quarry Mall Gloria Bialek 6/5 er targeted by Beijing for her genius in artificial intelli- ment. (also TJ Maxx & Marshalls) Betty Knox 6/7 gence. Plymouth Place Trips! John Foss 6/10 June 14 1:15pm Yorktown The Rising Sea by Clive Cussler and Graham Brown. On June 28 at 4pm, we will discuss Marjorie Harrington 6/10 A scientific team searches the globe for the threat causing 2018/19 trips (8/18-9/2 is a Scotland/Iceland June 21 1 :15pm Oak Brook Chuck Hansen 6/15 sea levels to rise at an alarming rate. Bill Harless 6/15 cruise; Oct. is a Nashville motor coach trip. There is no fee for these trips The Quantum Spy (large print) by David Ignatius. Call Rita at 482-6805 with questions. Karen Nordquist 6/18 China and the U.S. scramble for cyber domination in a Jim Gage 6/19 spy thriller. Pat Geraghty 6/19 The Harrow Legacy by Dianne Kirtley. The secrets of Employee News Welcome Lead Concierge Eileen Baltazar! Betty White 6/19 a privileged family are heard through voices of five mem- Anniversary Congratulations to Plymouth Welcome Ruta McClendon, Acting Manager Betsy Orr 6/21 bers, set against the backdrop of Blue Ridge Mountains in Place employees with 10 or more years of ser- of Environmental Services! Suzie Bajic is Envi- William Eroe 6/22 Ashville, N.C., Paris and Chicago. vice: Katherine Hawthorne, CNA (30), Leonel ronmental Services Supervisor of Health Care Gracia Battistoni 6/23 Rocket Man: The Daring Odyssey of Apollo 8 and the Carmona, cook (19), Antoinette Jaros, laun- Center, Assisted Living and floor maintenance. Grace Gutekunst 6/23 dry aide (16), Octavia Arrington, CAN (15), Marta Aguilar is Environmental Services Su- Thomas Allen 6/25 Astronauts Who Made Man's First Journey To the Moon by Robert Kurson. NASA scrapped its usual and Eleazar Medina, utility worker (14). pervisor of Independent Living, Greg’s Place and Keith Burmeister 6/25 Anita Martin, Art Therapist, led the May common areas. Boz Bulovic 6/29 methodical approach and risked everything on a sudden launch, sending the first men in history to the moon in just seminar on art and dementia for Chicagoland File of Life and Emergency Pendants: Happy Anniversary four months. Activity Professionals Association. Victoria Dzierzbicki, Resident Service Manager, is Mike & Kay Kutska 6/11/55 Beau Death by Peter Lovesey. Chief Inspector Peter Condolences to Allyson Zak, development available to assist you to learn Fred & Beverly Figge 6/20/56 Diamond takes an unusual historical case about a murder director, on the death of her mother. more about it. Call #708-482- Jack & Marilyn Thomas 6/20/53 victim who appears to be “done-in” 250 years ago. Congratulations to Kay Holden, lead conci- 6636 to make an appointment, or Chester & Pat Rozanski 6/29/63 Mind Game by Iris Johansen. Jane MacGuire hunts erge, who is retiring, but remains on registry. stop at office #1167. Anton & Dawn Heller 6/30/56 for a treasure in Scotland, but she is plagued by dreams of Welcome to New Residents a girl in danger. Fifth Third Bank and More News Clinic News Karen McGreal, RN Clifford Eckhart of Brookfield Apt 207 The Queen of Hearts by Kimmery Martin. This is a debut novel set against a background of hospital rounds Elizabeth Early (Betsy) Bank Hours: Mondays and Wednesdays: LL No appointment is nec- and life or death decisions with humor and empathy. Clinic Hours of Hinsdale Apt 215 10am-1pm. If banker assistance is needed essary to see the nurse in The Necklace (large print) by Claire McMillan. Two Florence Alberico outside of these hours, call our office at 708- the lower level clinic. Monday 9:00-11:30am generations of women are bound by a spectacular and of Clarendon Hills Apt 233 579-2000 (option 3) to set an appointment. This month’s blood Tuesday 12:30-2:30pm mysterious Indian necklace. Americo Tessitore Bankers are able to meet you here any day of draws are scheduled for Wednesday 9:00-11:30am After Anna (large print) by Lisa Scottoline. Marrying of Westchester Apt 251 the week. June 12 and 26 at Thursday 12:30-2:30pm a wonderful woman after years of loneliness and single Dr. Donald and Diane Pochyly 8:00am. Residents need Friday 9:00-11:30am fatherhood, John finds his happiness turned upside down Muir Salon May Raffle Winners: Joan Mil- of River Forest Apt 415 to bring the prescription, by his teen daughter. ler, Ross Wilsey, Denise Stehman and Anita Edward & Diane Fitzpatrick Koziol. Congratulations! a Medicare card and insurance card to of Western Springs Apt 438 In Memoriam Suggestion Box: There are suggestion boxes the clinic by the Monday prior to the Daniel & Marylou McEachran Mary Louise Hendrickson Janice Craig at reception and near the lower level in-house draw. Campus Care is available. For of Westchester Apt 805 Betty Stephens mailboxes. Put your ideas down in writing! information call 708-482-6596. Page 4 Tower Topics Tower Topics Page 5 What’s Happening at Plymouth Place! Friday, 6/1: You Be the Judge with George featuring a special exhibit, Arte Diseño early Plavac, Education Room 9:30am Xicágo (Art Design Chicago), examining the early artistic involvement and influence of Regular Programs Fitness Classes Friday. 6/1: Chicago Symphony Orchestra Mexican immigrants and artists in Chicago. Mondays: Mind Games, LL ARTS 9:30am Hendrickson Fitness Center, Lower Level Outing, Lobby 11:15am Lunch on own, bring money. Cost for tour and Catholic Communion/Mass, Albert Hall 10:00am Mon-Sat: Early Bird Fitness 8:30am Coach transportation available to matinee per- coach $22. Sign up at the concierge desk. PP Chimes, Dole Hall 10:30am Mon/Wed/Fri: Sculpt/Strength 9:00am formance subscription Series ”B”. Call box Reflecting on Our Faith, 2nd fl.
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