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NEW HAMPSHIRE GENERAL ELECTION Tuesday, November 6 The Gazette Volume 212 October 28 — November 10, 2018 Taylor Community 2018 Music Series Vintage Vocal Quartet Sunday, November 4 at 3:00pm The 1930’s and 1940’s were the sweet spot when swing music, jazz music, and pop music were all one and the same. It was a time when every radio blared out music that was danceable yet sophisticated. The Vintage Vocal Quar- tet’s “Swinging Harmonies” show dials in the sound of Glenn Miller’s Modernaires, the Nat King Cole Trio, the Andrews Sisters, and Tom- my Dorsey’s Pied Pipers, as well as Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzger- ald, and Jo Stafford. These four vocalists double on piano, bass, guitar and trumpet, so you’ll hear the full, rich style of the big band era in a tight little package. Songs include Stardust (Pied Pipers with Frank Sinatra), New Hampshire is the Undecided (Delta Rhythm Boys), Don’t Fence Me In (Andrews Sisters with Bing Crosby), Walking My Baby Place to Be! Back Home (Nat King Cole), Their Hearts Were Full of Tammy Levesque’s Outdoor Spring (Four Freshmen) and Don’t Sit Under the Apple Adventure Social Club (OASC) Tree (Glenn Miller’s Modernaires). finished their season in a big way, hiking Straightback Generously supported by Bank of New Hampshire, Taylor Mountain and Mount Major both on the same day. As the Community’s Music Series performances are free and entire group couldn’t commit to the same day, hikes were open to the public. accomplished both October 15 and October 22, with This performance kindly sponsored by Residents Joan Groundsman Ralph Cheney (a certified AMC trail leader) Allison, John & Carol Ford, Barbara Harris, Charlotte leading the first day and CEO Michael Flaherty along with Leavitt, Mary Orton, Peg Petrie and Joni Stover. Administration and Compensation Director Paula Glaude leading the second. Beautiful fall weather was enjoyed both days. NEW HAMPSHIRE The group will celebrate their accomplishments, receiving their Belknap Range completion patches at a morning GENERAL ELECTION breakfast presentation at 8:30am on October 29 at Woodside. The special presentation will also highlight the Tuesday, November 6 Belknap Range Trail Tenders group. All residents are Need a ride to the polls? invited; those who wish to attend should RSVP to Tammy at 366-1206. Call Dial-A-Ride at 366-1234. Congratulations, Taylor OASC! Transportation will be provided at 10am and 2pm. Page 2 Calling all crafters! Seeking donations for White Elephant Table! Welcome New Residents! Laura Hill 10/15 Ledgeview June Miller 10/18 Taylor Home Bill Smith 10/21 Ledgeview Fred & Jane Smith 10/24 Ledgeview Join the Boys & Girls Club of the Lakes Region for a Special Event! Scam Alert Scams really aren’t funny, but this one brought a snicker... A resident got a call from a “gentleman” at “Publisher’s Clearinghouse.” He added to his credibility by asking for her by name. Opportunity & Entertainment The conversation went something like this: “Do you remember signing some forms a few months Monday, November 5 ago?” 4:00 — 6:30pm, Woodside “No, I don’t.” Enjoy complimentary refreshments, hors d’oeuvres and "Well, you did, and I'm calling to tell you that you have entertainment by world-renowned crooner Tony Martelli won 4.5 million dollars and a new car!" (etc.) “What do while learning how the Boys & Girls Club has impacted you have for a car presently?” (fishing for information) the lives of local children. “You do have a car, don’t you?” This event is free and open to the public. Reservations “No, I don’t.” are requested by Friday, October 26 to Brenda Kean, at 366-1226 or [email protected]. (phone line goes dead, resident snickers...) Wise words from the resident: “Since I've heard nothing further, and stopped snickering, I feel sure this was a scam. If these people put half as much effort into legitimate jobs, they would be wealthy.“ Remember, if it sounds too good to be true, it’s most likely a SCAM!!! American Red Cross Blood Drive Thursday, November 15 12:30 — 5:30pm, Woodside Pre-registration saves time: Call 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767) to schedule your appointment or Bryan Walker, daughter Donna, and John Rusnak joined search online for sponsor code: TAYLOR Tammy Levesque at the Breast Cancer Walk Oct. 21. Thank you for your support! Page 3 Back Bay News Ready or Not, Here We Come! The Laker The Taylor Playreaders will perform two one-act plays, Thursday, November 15 at 10am The Boor by Chekhov and The Angel Intrudes by Dell. Information for this event was unavailable at press time. Each play runs about 22 Please stay tuned; details will be published in the next minutes, with a 10-minute issue of The Gazette. break between. The date is November 13th, Tuesday, at Coffee Hour 2:00 p.m. in the Elm Room. Please put it on your calendars. We guarantee a good time. Thursday, November 29 at 10am ~Doris Citron Community House Care Management Hours Care Management Nurse Heather Bell will be available at the Community House at Back Bay the third Thursday Staff Spotlight of each month from 8:00am to 4:00pm. Diane Poh Contact Heather at 366-1340 or [email protected] Diane Poh has worked at Taylor for 16 years and has had five different Taylor jobs in that time. Currently, she is the care manager for residents in Assisted Living and Nursing. In that job, she talks with about 100 resi- dents and their families. No day is ever the same and she faces many varied challenges and helps residents Welcome New Staff! and families deal with very trying times as she works with the clinical department to coordinate the care Nancy Barry, Meredith, joins us as Activity Assistant. needs of all of her residents. She loves the people who Producing Artistic Director at Interlakes Summer Theatre, Nancy attended Emerson College in Boston, and holds work and live at Taylor and she maintains a calm and MS and MA degrees in Speech/Theatre. soothing demeanor, no matter what the challenge of Ashley Norton, Laconia, joins the team as LNA. She the day is. Diane’s office is on the first floor at Ledgeview and she welcomes residents and family earned her credentials at Plymouth Regional Tech, and has worked prior at Goldenview (10 years) and Belknap members with a smile. County (2 years). Ashley is the proud mother of 3 boys, Prior to coming to Taylor in May, 2002, Diane worked ages 12, 9 and 8. She loves to read and usually spends for Lakes Region Community Services, the Department most of her free time at the library when her boys are at of Corrections, and owned an Irish Import store with school. When they’re home, they always find something locations in Meredith, Wolfeboro and Hanover. She new and fun to do! has lived in Meredith for 32 years and the Lakes Paul Rees, Meredith, joins us as Refurb Technician, Region for 42 years. She has been married to her having studied Building Construction Technology at husband, Tim, for 43 years and they have three adult Wentworth Institute of Technology. He likes woodworking children and four grandchildren. In her spare time (that’s good!!!) and baseball (he’s a Red Sox fan), and his Diane travels extensively to visit her family and has favorite travel destination is Ireland. He has a German Shepherd at home. visited San Diego dozens of times. Ashley Little, Laconia, joins us as LNA. She studied Tim and Diane have had the pleasure of owning five Genetics at PSU, worked prior in the OR at LRGH, and Bouvier de Flanders dogs. If you have never seen one now attends LRCC’s nursing program. Ashley enjoys of these dogs in person, imagine the largest dog you traveling with her husband, who also works at Taylor have ever seen and a large pony mix. The Bouvier is (they just returned from Aruba!). They have 2 cats. massive dog, but very sweet. Diane named her current Heather Roberts, Belmont, joins us as RN. She holds one Teddy Bear. On one recent visit to Taylor Home an AS in Nursing from LRCC, and prior to becoming an with Teddy Bear, Bruce the Taylor Home dog came out RN worked 15 years as a nursing assistant. She and her to greet the new challenge. When Bruce saw that husband have two teenage boys at home to keep them Teddy Bear stood at least three feet higher than him, busy. They moved here from Cape Cod in 1997, and he retreated to his pillow and calmly waited for Teddy enjoy summers at the beach on the Cape or coast of Maine. In the winter they love to ski. Bear to leave before reclaiming the Taylor Home lobby as his and his alone. Welcome to Taylor Community! ~Ed Soucy Page 4 Water Babies Lessons have begun! Mondays 9:30 — 10:30am and Saturdays 9:30 — 11:00am Come to the Woodside Pool and see these little ones learn how to swim! Mon., October 29 at 8:30am — Morning Presentation Tues., November 20 at 1:00pm, Wellness Center — and Continental Breakfast: Belknap Range Hiking Wellness Committee Meeting Trips & BRATTS — All residents are invited. Please Tues., November 20 at 2:00pm, Wellness Center — RSVP to Tammy at 366-1206. Pool Committee Meeting Tues., October 30 at 1:00pm, Woodside Theater — 3 TED Talks on Cancer Survival; followed by an open No Classes November 21st, 22nd or 23rd discussion — Talks are listed on Page 6.
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