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November 2019 Gardens SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY November Trips November Trips Music & Movement (CH)(LR) Scarf Exercise Fun (C)(LR) We are holding another Thanksgiving November Trips What do you think about today's Red Carpet Stars: Carol Burnett (C)(LR) Food Drive this November. All donations Tuesday, November 19th Tuesday, November 19th news? (CH)(LR) Dance Party with Richard Spear! (LR) Slogan Trivia DVD (CH)(LR) How to Make a Roasted Turkey (C)(L) are going to E.C.A.P.- Eastchester 10:45 am 2:00 pm Tuesday, November 12th Jewelry Making with Janettina (ACS) Remember When...(CH)(LR) Community Action Partnership, located Pastries at Martine's Bakery 11:15 am Legion of Mary with Theresa (AS) Walking Club (CH)(MCY) right here in Tuckahoe/Eastchester. 99 Cents Store Refreshments and Cheese & Musical Name that Product (CH)(LR) Lunch at the (Resident must have a private aide Tuesday, November 26th ~ 1:45 pm Entertainment with "Lee's Chores Around the House: Clearing the The donation box can be found in the Red Hat on the River or family member assisting them.) The Maritime Aquarium in Musicians" (LR) Tables (GDR) Arts & Crafts Studio, located on the main Norwalk, Connecticut Shabbat Services with Jay (MT) Linked Senior Games (CG)LR) floor. Name That Song (CG)(LR) 1 All Souls Day 2 YouTube Videos (CH)(LR) *10:00 Mass at Saint Joseph's Church (Resident Move & Groove (CG)(LR) Active Aging Fitness Class (CH)(LR) Forever Fit & Meditation (CH)(LR) Rise & Shine It's News & Views Time (LR) Music & Movement (CH)(LR) Scarf Exercise Fun (C)(LR) must have a private aide or family member 1st Day of Hudson Valley Restaurant Week: Top Black & White Memory Cards (CH)(LR) Department of Health Discussion: National CPR What do you think about today's What do you think about today's Linked Senior: Hangman (C)(LR) assisting them.) rated restaurants in the Hudson Pictures of Alaska during Day Light Saving Time Month: Let's Learn CPR (CH)(LR)(WU) news? (CG)(LR) news? (CH)(LR) Dance Party with Richard Spear! 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