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For the Residents of St. Mark VillageDoug Fresh, CEO

Editor: Ellen WadeLayout and Design: Tina Glandis

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2655 NEBRASKA AVE | PALM HARBOR, FL 34684 | WWW.STMARKVILLAGE.ORG AUGUST 9, 2020

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The New NormalMasks should be worn at all times outside your

apartment except when you are seated in the Dining Room or Village Café.

For those who would like to get tested for COV-ID-19 or are having symptoms of COVID-19, please refer to the “Where Can Someone Get Tested for COVID-19” Insert that was included in the July 26th issue of The Lively Mark. If you are having symp-toms, notify your doctor of your symptoms as well as Resident Services, ext. 1706, as you must self-isolate.

Remember your evening dining hours will switch this Sunday, August 9. Other dining options are Take-Out, Café, or Open Seating Dining between 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. For more detailed infor-mation, please see the new IL Dining Room Insert distributed in last week’s issue of The Lively Mark.

Governor Ron DeSantis is suggesting those 65 and older minimize their need to be out in public places where others are not social distancing but en-courages this age group to get out in the sunshine.

Thank you for all you do to make St. Mark Village so special. Change is hard but we need to change to become all that we can be.

—Doug Fresh, CEO

Dinner Seating ScheduleDinner Seating ScheduleSunday, August 9Sunday, August 9

• • 1st Seating at 1:00 p.m. 1st Seating at 1:00 p.m. Floors 4, 5, 6Floors 4, 5, 6

• • 2nd Seating at 2:30 p.m. 2nd Seating at 2:30 p.m. Floors 1, 2, 3Floors 1, 2, 3Monday, August 10 - Friday, August 15Monday, August 10 - Friday, August 15

• • 1st Seating at 3:45 p.m. 1st Seating at 3:45 p.m. Floors 4, 5, 6Floors 4, 5, 6

• • 2nd Seating at 5:15 p.m. 2nd Seating at 5:15 p.m. Floors 1, 2, 3Floors 1, 2, 3

Club Room RenovationsThe Club Room is closed for renovations until

further notice. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but look forward to the outcome of this project. Thank you for your patience.

Comments and SuggestionsThe St. Mark Village Staff is here to serve you.

You can help us by giving us your comments, sug-gestions, and complaints regarding any area of the Village operation. Comment cards are available at the Main Lobby Reception Desk or the Independent Living Dining Room Hostess Station at the entrance of the Dining Room. Please place your completed comment card in the boxes located at one of these locations.

Prayer for Protection Prayer for Protection from Hurricanes from Hurricanes

God, our Father, Creator of the Universe, You have set the earth on its foundation and all the elements of nature obey Your command.

We humbly beseech You to keep us safe from all dangers and calm the storms which may threaten us.

May we be secure in Your loving protection and serve You always with grateful hearts.

We ask this through Jesus Christ, Your Son, Who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, forever and ever. Amen.

The Lively Mark / August 9, 2020

West Side Story: A Musical by Arthur Laurents

Come to the Chapel on Monday, August 17, at 6:30 p.m. to see West Side Story starring Natalie Wood, Rita Moreno, and Richard Beymer.

This electrifying musical sets the ageless trag-edy of Romeo and Juliet against a backdrop of gang warfare in the slums of 1950’s New York. Garnering a total of ten Academy Awards including Best Picture of 1961. The West Side Story set is a brilliant stan-dard for movie musicals and remains unsurpassed to this day. This 1961 musical is 2 hours and 32 minutes long and will be shown at 6:30 p.m. in the Chapel. Not Rated.

Please be advised when you are attending any activity in the Chapel the pews are marked with social distancing decals in the pews to designate where to sit.

BayCare Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resource Center:

Visit https://baycare.org/coronavirus for valu-able information including an online screening tool; patient education; and updates on the virus.

COVID-19 SymptomsIn our continuing efforts to reduce the possibility

of spreading the Coronavirus, we ask that any Resi-dent experiencing the following symptoms stay in their apartment and self isolate:

• Headache

• Diarrhea

• Fever

• Chills

• Cough

Residents in common areas exhibiting these symptoms will be asked to return to their apartment. Notify your doctor of your symptoms as well as Resident Services, ext. 1706. While self-isolating, Resident Services will assist with mail delivery, etc. Contact the Dining Room, ext. 1737, for meal deliv-ery arrangements. Thank you for your cooperation.

Laundry Room ReminderAs stated in the Residents’ Manual, Laundry

Room hours are between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. daily. It is requested that each Resident stay in the Laundry Room during the washing and drying cycle. It is requested that if this is not possible, please check on the wash frequently and leave a sticky note indi-cating your apartment number on the washer or dryer so you can be contacted if the cycle completes while someone is waiting on the machine. As a courteous gesture to other Residents wishing to use the laundry facilities it has been requested that clothes be re-moved from machines as quickly as possible and that all filters are cleaned after each use. If you need as-sistance, please contact the Operator who will notify Security in the event that clothing is left in a machine unattended.

Faux Face Mask Decorating ContestCalling all creative minds! Join in our 1st

ever Faux Face Mask Decorating Contest on Wednesday, August 26, at 2:00 p.m. in the Cha-pel! Our panel of Resident and Team Member judges will award fabulous prizes to the three best faux face mask designs.

If you need help getting started, come to the Hobby Room where you will find samples of masks and precut paper (in the shape of a mask) available to you. You may use plain white paper and fold it into the shape of a mask—then deco-rate your mask in a quirky, fashionable, and funny manner. You may use all sorts of things to deco-rate your entry—greeting cards, bric-a-brac, ear-rings, jewelry, yarn, markers, sequins, etc. These masks are for fun, so you will still need to wear your regular mask to protect yourself and others. All Residents who plan to decorate a mask are asked to please let Ellen know by calling the

Hobby Room at extension 1743.

• Shortness of breath

• Sore Throat

• Muscle Pain

• Repeated shaking w/chills

• New loss of taste or smell.

A perfect summer day is when the sun is shining, the breeze is blowing, the birds are singing, and the lawn mower is broken. —James Dent


Johnny Carson: Carson CountryGreat Music, Big Laughs!

Come to the Chapel on Monday, August 24, at 6:30 p.m. to see vintage Carson Country classic clips from the “Tonight Show” starring Johnny Carson.

Re-discover treasured memories with some of Johnny’s favorite country stars! These priceless and collectible moments feature great music by The Judds, Dwight Yoakam, Buck Owens, and many others. You’ll be sure to enjoy the very rare, collect-ible kinescope from 1964 of Johnny Cash performing “Ring Of Fire.”

You’ll also see some vintage homespun humor as Ronn Lucas lays claim to the title of “fastest ventrilo-quist in the west,” and comedians Brett Butler and Blake Clark make their “Tonight Show” debuts.

Watch as Johnny disarms Sheriff Katherine Crumbley, and shares laughs with Merritt Heaton, the world’s oldest farmer. Witness “A Bonaza Of Coun-try Legends” as TV legend Michael Landon recalls a “hair raising” tale from behind the scenes of “Bo-nanza.” The Lone Ranger’s loyal sidekick Tonto (Jay Silverheels) needs a new job pronto and everyone’s favorite cowboy, John Wayne, stops by for a surprise visit.

These 1964-1991 classic clips are 1 hour and 20 minutes long and will be shown at 6:30 p.m. in the Chapel. Not Rated


Movie Committee MeetingThe next Movie Committee meeting will be held

on Thursday, August 20, at 11:00 a.m. in the Chapel. Please come with ideas or movie suggestions!


Discontinued MedicationsMedications that you wish to discard may be

brought to the 2nd Floor Wellness, Monday through Friday, between 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m.

August’s Birthday and August’s Birthday and Anniversary CelebrationAnniversary Celebration

The August Birthday and Anniversary Cel-The August Birthday and Anniversary Cel-ebration will be held on Friday, August 21, at ebration will be held on Friday, August 21, at 7:00 p.m. in the IL Courtyard. The entertainment 7:00 p.m. in the IL Courtyard. The entertainment will be provided by the “Just Us Duo” made up of will be provided by the “Just Us Duo” made up of Edi Minelli on vocals and Richard Shafer on key-Edi Minelli on vocals and Richard Shafer on key-board. They are a husband and wife duo! Don’t board. They are a husband and wife duo! Don’t miss this musical treat! miss this musical treat!

Residents celebrating a birthday or anniversa-Residents celebrating a birthday or anniversa-ry in the month of August are asked to please sign ry in the month of August are asked to please sign up on the main bulletin board and to come down up on the main bulletin board and to come down a little early on the night of the show to have your a little early on the night of the show to have your picture taken. Seating in the IL Courtyard will picture taken. Seating in the IL Courtyard will be set up to maintain social distancing guidelines. be set up to maintain social distancing guidelines. Many of you might like to take advantage of your Many of you might like to take advantage of your screened in porches to hear this talented duo!screened in porches to hear this talented duo!

Resident Birthdays and Anniversaries

BirthdaysGail R. August 9Marion R. August 9Patricia G. August 10Lillian O. August 11Patricia T. August 11Jean R. August 14AnniversariesJudy & Ken Y. August 12

Trivial Pursuit in the ChapelTest your knowledge and join us in the Chapel

to play Trivial Pursuit on Monday, August 10, at 1:30 p.m. This game tests a player’s ability to answer general knowledge questions. The more questions you answer correctly, the more points you score for your team. Are you ready for the challenge? If so, come for a stimulating battle of the minds.



Resident Calligraphy Instructor WantedCalligraphy (from Greek: καλλιγραφία) is a

visual art related to writing. It is the design and execution of lettering with a broad-tipped instrument, brush, or other writing instrument. A contemporary calligraphic practice can be defined as “the art of giv-ing form to letters in an expressive, harmonious, and skillful manner”.

What are the benefits of learning Calligraphy?

• Improves the mental health. It is Meditative and relaxing. It helps develops fine motor skills and memory retention. We cannot deny the fact that the lifestyle we all have adopted has some major distractions.

• Saves you money by doing it yourself. After learning this art of handwriting you will become independent in your own ways.

• Charismatic Effect.• Calligraphy is something you can learn at

any age.Calligraphy is an awesome hobby to adopt be-

cause it’s inexpensive, it’s creative and it can relieve stress. When you practice your letters, you’ll be able to concentrate on the activity at hand and other wor-ries will be pushed aside.

A Resident Calligraphy Instructor is needed to teach some classes on this art form in the Hobby Room twice a month. The maximum number of class participants is limited to eight Residents and is cur-rently full.

If you would like to Volunteer for the Resident Calligraphy Instructor position and teach the Callig-raphy Class, please call Ellen at extension 1743.

The dates and times of these classes are still to be determined.

The Sanders of SMVCome to the Hobby Room on Thursday, August 13,

from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. to help sand toys for The Toy Makers of East Lake. Sanding can be a great way to meet new friends—have fun and help out with this worthy cause! You’ll be putting a smile on a child’s face one toy at a time. You will need to bring and wear your mask.

Ambassadors of SoundThe Ambassadors of Sound, those talented kids

from the Tota Music & Theatre Conservatory will perform a variety show. Lots of solos, duets and a few group numbers on Sunday, August 30, at 2:00 p.m. in the Courtyard. We encourage all Residents to use their porches to hear and see this performance and possibly invite one friend/neighbor over whose apartment does not face courtyard for everyone’s enjoyment. We will practice social distancing on the porches and other seating will be available in the Elevator Lobby and the South Hall. There will be no outside seating only for the parents of the performers.

Visitors ReminderFlorida Governor Ron DeSantis has extended his

Executive Order of March 15th restricting non-essen-tial visitation in Nursing Homes and Assisted Living Centers to September 5th. With these restrictions in place here at St. Mark Village Care Center and High-land Lakes Assisted Living, our Independent Living Center will only allow essential visitors and visitors that are pre-approved through our daily Visitor’s Pass. Guest apartment reservations will not be taken before September 5th. However, a Guest Apartment Pass can be obtained, if absolutely essential, through Administration.

If you have a need for someone to enter our building, you can arrange that in the Administration Office by obtaining a Visitor’s Pass. You will need to meet them in the Main Lobby by the Screening Desk and keep them with you at all times. Caregivers from a licensed agency (that provide care, i.e. medication assistance or showers) will not need a Visitor’s Pass from Administration but will need to continue to be screened at the Front Desk. Groceries/packages for Residents can still be left at the screening desk for delivery.

Alternate Grocery Delivery ServicesPlease remember, there are many options to meet

your shopping needs. You can shop through Resident Services, with standard rates applied, or you could con-sider other grocery delivery service options such as:

Shipt: www.shipt.comInstacart: www.instacart.comWalmart: https://grocery.walmart.com


Midweek Movie:The Love Letter

The Midweek Movie for Wednesday, August 12, is The Love Letter starring Kate Capshaw, Ellen Dege-neres, Tom Everett, and Tom Selleck.

Helen (Kate Capshaw) runs a bookstore in Loblolly By The Sea, a small fishing community in New England where everyone seems to know ev-eryone else’s business. A 42-year-old single mother, she is emotionally distant and fearful of getting too close to anyone. George (Tom Selleck) has known Helen since they were schoolmates, and he’s been in love with her for ages, but has always settled for just being her friend. Convinced she wasn’t inter-ested in him, he married another woman years ago. Helen also has another secret admirer, Johnny (Tom Everett Scott), who isn’t at all put off by the fact that Helen is twice his age. Johnny, however, is currently occupied with Jennifer (Julianne Nicholson), a fel-low student who also works at the bookstore and is crazy about him. Into this tangled web of unrequited love comes an amorous letter that Helen finds in the store one day. The letter bears no signature and no address; it’s at once passionate and oblique, fervent and cryptic. It’s very interesting stuff. So who wrote it? And to whom was the writer planning to send it? Before long, the letter has made its way through this circle, and everyone has an idea (or a hope) of who their secret love is, although no one knows for sure or just how to find out.

This 1999 Romance/Drama is 1 hour and 28 minutes long and will be shown at 11:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. in the Chapel. Rated PG-13 for some sensuality, nudity and strong language.


Socially Distanced Organ Music by Dick R.

Dick R. will play organ music on Tuesday, Au-gust 11, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in the Elevator Lobby. Indulge in an evening of musical enjoyment! You must social distance yourself from one another and wear your mask if attending this event.

Choice Hearing Solutions

Come to the Hobby Room on Tuesday, August 11, at 9:30 a.m. for a Hearing Clinic from Choice Hear-ing Solutions. This company will offer their services on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Customer service and quality of life are just a couple of the goals of this company. Other goods and services they provide include:

• Video Otoscopy (used to check for ear wax)• Ear Wax Removal (limited at this time)• Hearing Screenings• Hearing Aid Cleaning• Minor Hearing Aid Repairs• One Complimentary package of Hearing Aid

BatteriesPlease sign in on the sheet located in the hallway

the day before the clinic for an appointment time. Then, wait in the South Hall while social distancing from one another until your name is called. You will be called into the Hobby Room one at a time. You must wear a face mask and have your temperature taken at the door before entry. Please come only at your appointment time and wait in South Hall until you are called. Limited Ear Wax Removal Service at this time.

They are also available for individual consulta-tions and in-home hearing testing should the need arise. Call 576-6160 to schedule an appointment.

Did Someone Say Entertainment?If you enjoyed the recently televised entertain-

ment presented by Tom Tolnay—you’re in for a treat!Tom Tolnay is a full-time entertainer and multi-

instrumentalist who has been entertaining for over ten years. Tom has a master’s degree in music and performs on saxophone, flute, vocals, and keyboard.

During these unusual times, Tom discovered he could continue entertaining while maintaining a safe social distance by recording his performances. His recordings are lively and include interactive musical entertainment that you can enjoy in the comfort of your own home.

Tune into Channel 732 at 7:00 p.m. for another televised performance by Tom Tolnay on Thursday, August 13, and a repeat of the performance on Fri-day, August 14th.


Socially Distanced Wii Bowling League Play-offs

Come to the Chapel on Thursday, August 13, at 1:00 p.m. to see the top scoring teams from League A take on the top scoring teams from League B. Who will win the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place trophies?

The Spare Me’s (Team 3 on League A), made up of Charlcie B. and Jim B., will be taking on The Brady Bunch (Team 3 on League B), made up of Marilyn and Bill B., for 1st Place. The IncrediBowls (Team 2 on League A), made up of Chuck H. and Patrick C., will take on The Lickety Splitz (Team 9 on League B), made up of Jean and Earl L. for 2nd Place. The Ten Pin Wizards (Team 6 on League A), made up of Bar-bara B. and Jean R., will take on The Alley Cats (Team 2 on League B) made up of Lorna L. and Joan S. for 3rd Place.

Awards will be given during the playoffs. There will be a designated area for the bowlers. Come show your support for our Wii bowling teams.


After the play-offs there will be a sweet treat in the Hobby Room. One person at a time will come through the Hobby Room pick up their treat and proceed to the South Hall to the socially distanced seating to enjoy it.

Bored Board and Other Fun StuffPlease check the Bored Board for additions as well

as some Trivia Fun—and in the Hobby Room there are kits that include wooden ornaments, paint, and a brush that can be worked on in your apartments.

The Fire Department The Fire Department is in control of the is in control of the building once they arrive building once they arrive and are the only ones that and are the only ones that can call for, coordinate, can call for, coordinate, and execute an and execute an evacuation should evacuation should it be necessary.it be necessary.

It’s Branson!Sit back, relax, and enjoy the sights and sounds

of It’s Branson! on Monday, August 10, at 6:30 p.m. in the Chapel.

Nestled in the beautiful hills of the Ozark Moun-tains, far away from the hustle and bustle of the big city, lies a place of great beauty and splendor, a place you’ll never forget and to which you’ll always re-turn—Branson, Missouri. You will enjoy highlights on some of Branson’s history and sights like Marvel Cave, Silver Dollar City, the Branson Scenic Rail-way, Dogwood Canyon, historic Shepard of the Hills Homestead, Inspiration Tower, Lake Taneycomo, the showboat Branson Belle, and more.

Marvel over Branson’s entertainers with perfor-mances by Andy Williams, Boxcar Willie, The Len-non Sisters, Andy Gilley, Jim Stafford, Roy Clark, Ray Stevens, Glen Campbell, and many others.

This 1999 video from Reader’s Digest is 1 hour and 51 minutes long and will be shown at 6:30 p.m. in the Chapel. Not Rated.


Fun Chorus Singing VideosFor one more Saturday, the Fun Chorus, and

anyone that wants to learn proper singing techniques, is invited to meet in the Chapel at 10:00 a.m. We will be seeing videos by the great Don Neuen who led the Crystal Cathedral Choir and also the Angeles Chorale before his retirement in 2009. Neuen is a graduate of Eastman School of Music and held the position of “Distinguished Professor of Conducting and Director of Choral Activities” at the University of California, Los Angeles. He is a delightful teacher and it is a unique opportunity to review, hone and learn new choral skills looking toward the day that we can sing again.

—Shelley Dennis, Fun Chorus Music DirectorPlease be advised when you are attending any

activity in the Chapel the pews are marked with social distancing decals in the pews to designate where to sit.


Frozen II o o o ½

Fri. 8/7; Sat. 8/8; Sun. 8/9* 6:30 p.m.Saturday Matinee, 8/8* 1:00 p.m.Director: Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee.Cast: Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, Josh Gad, Jona-than Groff, Sterling K. Brown, Evan Rachel Wood.Why was Elsa born with magical powers? The truths about the past await her as she ventures into the unknown—to the enchanted forests and dark seas beyond Arendelle. The answers are calling her, but they are also threatening her kingdom. Together with Anna, Kristoff, Olaf and Sven, she’ll face a dangerous but remarkable journey. In Frozen, Elsa feared her powers were too much for the world. In Frozen II, she must hope they are enough. Animat-ed. Children & Family. 2019; 1 hour, 43 minutes.Rated PG for action/peril and some thematic ele-ments.

*Closed caption programming if available.Star ratings (4 star scale) from RogerEbert.com

Movie ReviewMovie Review

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Calendar of Events

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Sunday, August 9, 202010:00 Worship Service - Chapel 10th Sunday after Pentecost Matthew 14:22-33 Jesus walking on the sea —Pr. Bill Magee 6:30 Village Movie - Chapel

Monday, August 10, 2020 9:00 Simply Stretch - Wellness Center 9:30 Move With Melanie - Channel 73210:00 Balanced & Strong - Wellness Center10:00 Cornhole - South Hall10:00 Monday Morning Menu Chat - Dining Room11:00 Sit & Be Fit - Wellness Center 1:00 Greeting Card Corner until 3 - Library 1:00 Wellness Checks with the Resident Nurse til 2 1:30 Trivial Pursuit - Chapel 1:30 Move With Melanie - Channel 732 3:30 Vespers/Prayer Group - Chapel 6:30 Movie: It’s Branson - Chapel

Tuesday, August 11, 2020 7:00 BayCare Lab Services til 8-2nd FL Wlns 9:30 Choice Hearing Solutions - Hobby Room 9:30 Move With Melanie - Channel 73210:00 Sit & Be Fit - Wellness Center10:30 Bible Study - Chapel10:30 Needlers & Hookers until 12 - 3rd Floor Lng11:00 Chair Yoga - Wellness Center 1:00 Balanced & Strong - Wellness Center 1:00 Wellness Checks with the Resident Nurse til 2 1:30 Move With Melanie - Channel 732 6:30 Organ Music by Dick Rydberg - Elevator Lby 7:00 Dominoes - 5th Floor Lounge

Wednesday, August 12, 2020 9:00 Simply Stretch - Wellness Center 9:30 Move With Melanie - Channel 73210:00 Balanced & Strong - Wellness Center11:00 Chair Pilates - Wellness Center

(concluded from previ-ous column)

Monday Morning Menu ChatEach Monday (excluding the 1st Monday of the

month) at 10:00 a.m. in the Dining Room, Huseyin Isguzar, Chief Culinary Officer, will meet with you to discuss last week’s menus and what special requests you might have for the coming weeks. The next Monday Morning Menu Chat will be held on Mon-day, August 10.

There will be much conversation as we socially distance in the Dining Room. Please wear your mask and be prepared to social distance while attending this meeting.

Bible Study Moved to Chapel

The Tuesday, August 11th Bible Study will be held at 10:30 a.m. in the Chapel due to the renova-tions in the Club Room.

My Favorite RecipeA handful of dewdrops dissolved in fresh air,A slice of bright sunshine leavened in prayer,

All blended together with neighbor and kin,A dash of gay laughter with love sifted in!

—June Masters Bacher


Sympathy is extended to the family and friends of Josephine C.

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A WARM WELCOME IS EXTENDED TO:

THE PEOPLE OF ST. MARK VILLAGE

To enrich the lives of the Residents we serve by creating an environment that fulfills their every

need—body, mind, and spirit.

OUR MISSION:

Upcoming Events

11:00 Midweek Movie Matinee - Chapel 1:00 Greeting Card Corner until 3 - Library 1:00 Wellness Checks with the Resident Nurse til 2 1:30 Move With Melanie - Channel 732 6:30 Midweek Movie - Chapel

Thursday, August 13, 2020 9:00 Gentle Yoga - Wellness Center 9:30 Move With Melanie - Channel 73210:00 Sit & Be Fit - Wellness Center11:00 Balanced & Strong - Wellness Center 1:00 The Sanders of SMV - Hobby Room 1:00 Wellness Checks with the Resident Nurse til 2 1:00 Wii Bowling Play-offs - Chapel 1:30 Move With Melanie - Channel 732 7:00 Entertainment by Tom Tolnay - Channel 732

Friday, August 14, 2020 8:45 Walk With Us! (Meet in the Front Lobby) 9:30 Move With Melanie - Channel 73210:00 Easy Does It - Wellness Center11:00 Chair Tai Chi - Wellness Center 1:00 Greeting Card Corner until 3 - Library 1:00 Wellness Checks with the Resident Nurse til 2 1:30 Move With Melanie - Channel 732 6:30 Visually Impaired Canasta - 5th Floor Lounge 6:30 Village Movie - Chapel 7:00 Tom Tolnay Replay - Channel 732

Saturday, August 15, 202010:00 Fun Chorus Singing Video - Chapel 1:00 Village Movie Matinee - Chapel 6:30 Open Bridge - 2nd Floor Lounge 6:30 Village Movie - Chapel

Care Center:Eleanor C.Patricia G.Gordon K.Eva O.June R.Margaret S.Bernie S.Gail S.Therese Z.

In The Hospital:Kazimiera B.Dick H.Susan M.Trudy U.

Transfers:Regina B.

A Fond Farewell To:Olga F.

Robert H.; Barbara K., Edward T.; and Rhennie T.

God in All ThingsGod be in all you see day by day,

God be in all you do, think, or say;Keep you ever by His Side

He will be both Friend and Guide.Quick to bless and slow to chide

Thro’ life’s way. —Author Unknown

Aug. 17 Movie: West Side Story-6:30pAug. 20 Movie Committee-11aAug. 21 Birthday & Anniversary Party-7pAug. 24 Johnny Carson: Carson Country-6:30pAug. 25 Fun Chorus Singing Video-10:00a Aug. 26 Faux Face Mask Decorating Contest-2pAug. 30 Ambassadors of Sound-2pSept. 5 Visitors Anticipated with Pass

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