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1 Courier October 5-October 11,2020

Weekly Courier

October 5- October 11,2020

FOR UPDATES ON ALL EVENTS: Continue to check email, voice mail for broadcast

messages, the TV (Channel 972) for updated information.

• Fitness Center Visits –contact 2254 to schedule an appointment.

• Outdoor Visits – Allowed 9am-8pm

• Dining – Carry-Out Hours

• Transportation – For Medical Appointments put in Transportation request form in at Security or Transportation. Transportation to medical appts runs: 8:30am, 10am, and 1pm.

Grocery Trips on Mondays- WEGMANS, Wednesdays- GIANT, Fridays -

SAFEWAY

MANAGER-ON-DUTY – October 3 & 4 Cory Hall

To contact the Manager-on-Duty, call Security on x2020 and they

will contact the MOD via cell phone to respond.

All Courier submissions, meeting schedules and meeting room reservations should be sent through EMAIL OR IN WRITING ONLY to:

Tiffan’e Markham ([email protected]).

Tiffan’e can be reached on x4778

Submission deadline for The Courier is Wednesday at 12 noon.

mailto:[email protected]


• BB&T trips to the Kettering Branch – Will Begin Oct 14th

• Housekeeping Services – Resumed

• Work Orders – Resumed

• Outdoor Fitness Classes will remain available with increased measures to

ensure 6’ social distancing

• The OO Shop – open M/W/F from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM

• Creatives Arts- Open

• Auditorium – residents may continue with presentations

• Classrooms (4-8)/Auditorium (10) use limited to small meetings only

• Resident packages and mail pick-up will continue

• Security will continue to deliver groceries to the apartments. Cottage/Villa residents may have the deliveries brought to their residences.

• Walking Trails-Open

• The Salon – open 9 AM to 3 PM

• The Library – open 12 noon to 3 PM

• The Chapel- Open (Subject to Chapel Use Guidelines)

• The Country Store – Pick-up hours are Monday-Saturday, 1 PM-3 PM.

Closed on Sunday

• The MedStar Center for Successful Aging Outpatient Clinic- Dr.Courtin is available via telehealth on Mon & Tues from 8:30am-Noon

• Outdoor seating areas on Broadway and outside of the private dining room and Ivy lounge area, Courtyard are available for use.

• Unit Turnovers will continue

• Contractors will continue work on campus wearing masks and physically distanced

• Ruppert services will continue

• Resident visits may continue to meet with residents outdoors or no more than 4 within one resident home at a time

• Meeting Room Reservations- You can now reserve your own meeting space via LiveCollington.org

• Guest Room Reservations – Cancelled

• Trips – Cancelled

• Pool – Closed

• The Landing – Closed KEY CONTACT NUMBERS:

Work Orders x2151 or https://collington.theworxhub.com RA Office x2214 RA Website: collingtonresidents.org

Main Number: (301) 560-3601 Security: (301) 925-7707

https://collington.theworxhub.com/


THIS WEEKEND

8:30 AM SATURDAY WEED WARRIORS: This Saturday, we plan to take the trail up the

hill from the inner gate house to continue our work on vines, dead branches, and trash.

Please bring clippers, loppers, saws, etc. Come and help or just to see what we do. As

usual, we will cancel if it rains. (WW - check email for changes).

SUNDAY, October 4TH

MONDAY, October 5th

Time Activity

8:30,10am, 1pm

Transportation to Greenbelt Doctors Appointment

9-9:30am 10:00am -10:30am

OUTDOOR FITNESS BY GREENHOUSE- Ebony Jordan *New Time*

9am-3pm Salon Open

10:00 am Wood Shop meeting- Ivy Room Patio

10am-2pm OO Shop Outdoor Sale- Broadway Verdana

10:00 am Grocery Run Wegmans

11:00 am Lunchtime Lecture: Cello Century Episode 4- Ch 972

12pm-3pm Library Open

1:00 pm Senior HITT/Body Pump – Ebony Jordan- Ch 972

2:30 pm- 4:30pm

OO Shop Open

Wood Shop: The Wood Shop will meet on Monday, October 5th at 10 AM on the porch

outside the Ivy Lounge (the side closest to the bar). Please join us!

Lunchtime Lecture: Cello Century Episode 4 11:00am on Channel 972 South Korean composer Isang Yun achieved his unique style by weaving together East Asian traditional music and Western atonality. His distinguished musical career was

Time Activity

8:30 am Pickleball Playing at The Courts


shadowed by personal suffering and a long exile from his home country. He called the cello “the voice of his soul,” and chose to tell his own autobiography through a cello concerto

TUESDAY, October 6th

Time Activity

8:30, 10am,1pm

Transportation to Bowie Doctors Appointments

8:30 am Pickleball Practice Drills @ The Courts

9am-3pm Salon Open

10:00 am Senior Aerobic Fitness- Ebony Jordan (Recording) -Ch 972

10:00 am Wood Shop drop-off hour

10:30 am Chair Yoga – Marion Robbins (Recording) -Ch 972

11:30 am Tap it Out- Kim Rivers- Ch 972


2:30 pm Short Stories/Trivia -Ellen Sistare- Ch 972

3:00 pm Booker and Beyond Book Club- Ivy room Patio

3:15 pm Songs From Our Front Porch- Steve Woodbury & Ann Bauer -Ch 972

4:00 pm One Day University: Positive Psychology, The Science of Happiness-Ch 972

4:30pm-5:10pm

Quaker Worship Group-Chapel

Booker and Beyond- Lorrie Rogers will start our discussion of the book: That Good Night: Life and Medicine in the Eleventh Hour by Sunita Puri. All are welcome.

Tuesday, 10/6, 4:00 pm – One Day University: Positive Psychology, the Science of

HappinessThe Science of Happiness: What Makes Us Happy? Happiness has been in the

news quite a bit lately. The UN released a “Happiness Report” rating nearly 200

countries, which found that the world’s happiest people live in Northern Europe

(Denmark, Norway, Finland, and the Netherlands). The US ranked 11th. The report’s

conclusion affirmatively states that happiness has predictable causes and is correlated

specifically to various measures that governments can regulate and encourage. And

there’s more. A new AARP study looks at how Americans feel – and what factors

contribute to their sense of contentment. It concludes that nearly 50% of us are

“somewhat happy” and another 19% are “very happy.”


WEDNESDAY, October 7th

Dining Committee- Dining Committee: All interested parties please join by ZOOM

Outdoor String Recital: Chi Lee & Paul Nemeth 11:00am in the Clocktower Courtyard Violist Chi Lee and bassist Paul Nemeth bring us a live, outdoor performance of solo and duo music by Bach and Gliere. Please wear masks and observe social distancing in the Clocktower Courtyard! (Note: This performance will be recorded and broadcast on Channel 972 on Friday evening.) PODIATRIST INFORMATION- Dr. Galitzer (Podiatry) will be at Collington on October 7th

and October 21st. His phone number is: 301.586.8818, if residents would like to call him,

especially those who are new to his practice.

Wednesday, 10/7, 1:00 pm – Balance & Beyond with Nelson Miraflor

Time Activity

8:30 am, 10am,1pm

Transportation to Greenbelt Doctors Appointment

9am-3pm Salon Open

9:00am 10:00am

OUTDOOR FITNESS BY GREENHOUSE- Ebony Jordan **New Time**


10:00 am Grocery Run to Giant

10:00 am Dining Committee-Zoom

11:00 am Outdoor String Recital: Chi Lee & Paul Nemeth-Clocktower Courtyard

11:00 am *NEW* Balance & Beyond w/Nelson Miraflor- Ch 972


1:00 pm Collington Computer Clinic- Dennis Evans -Zoom

2:00 pm Health Services Committee Meeting- Zoom/ Ch 972

2:30 pm- 4:30 pm

OO Shop Open

4:30 pm COVID update- Ch 972


Join Nelson on 972 as he instructs simple exercises you can do to help with balance and

bring awareness to fall prevention! This class will be recurring on a weekly basis (no

class on October 14th, due to the mandatory Fire Safety Training)

New Schedule for the Health Services Committee Meetings-The Health Services

committee will meet on the first Wednesday of the month at 2:00 pm beginning on

October 7, 2020. The meetings will be conducted on Zoom and hopefully aired on 972.

THURSDAY, October 8th

Thursday, 10/8, 4:15 pm – Zoom Bingo

Come join the Zoom Bingo! Kim Rivers and residents have an opportunity to engage in

competition, fun, and laughter. All you need is a device for zoom and a cell phone (or

second device) for the electronic bingo card. To have the zoom link and bingo card link

emailed to you call Kim Rivers, x7393. Thank you.

FRIDAY, October 9th

Time Activity

8:30 am, 10am,1pm

Transportation to Bowie Doctors Appointment.

8:30am Pickleball Playing @ The Courts

9am-3pm Salon Open

10:00 am Senior Aerobic Fitness – Ebony Jordan -Ch 972


10:30 am Floor Yoga – Nadine Hathaway -Ch 972

11:30 am Tai Chi YouTube Video-Ch 972


3:00 pm Grounds Committee Meeting- Ch 972/ Zoom

4:15 pm Ivy Room from the Living Room_Grant and Margaret Bagely-Ch 972

4:15 pm Zoom Bingo – Kim Rivers and participating Residents- Zoom

Time Activity

8:30am, 10am, 1pm

Transportation to Bowie Doctor Appointment.

9am-3pm Salon Open

9am-9:30 am OUTDOOR FITNESS BY THE GREENHOUSE- Ebony Jordan

10-10:30am Senior Aerobic Fitness- Ch 972


Friday, 10/9, 3:00 pm – Vitalize 360: Wheel of Life

Your Health Coach, Kim Rivers, will discuss what the “Wheel of Life” is and what the

benefits are to your well-being and living healthy.

Friday, 10/9, 4:00 pm – One Day Univ.: Brain Aging and What Can You Do About It

Aging is associated with subtle declines in some cognitive abilities, but not others. As we

age, we become a little more forgetful, we get distracted more easily, and we can’t

process information quite as quickly as we once did. At the same time, world

knowledge, emotional processing, and what’s sometimes called “wisdom” tend to

remain stable, or even improve, with age. Why is that?

In this talk, Professor Thad Polk, a leading researcher on the neuroscience of aging, will

address that question by explaining what happens to our brains as we age. In addition to

discussing specific brain regions whose function tends to decline with age, he’ll also

present evidence that our brains reorganize themselves in order to compensate for age-

related declines, so that we can continue to function as effectively as possible as we get

older. Finally, he’ll describe some scientifically verified approaches that can help you

and your brain age a little more gracefully.

Soloist Series: Chi Lee & Paul Nemeth 7:00pm on Channel 972 A Channel 972 broadcast of Wednesday’s live performance from violist Chi Lee and bassist Paul Nemeth.


10:00 am Grocery Store Run to Safeway

10am-2pm OO Shop Outdoor Sale- Broadway Verdana

10:30 am Chair Yoga-Marion Robbins (Recording) Ch 972

11:30 am Categories of American Popular Music- Don Zelman


2:30pm-4:30pm

OO Shop Open

3:00 pm Vitalize 360: The Wheel of Life -Ch 972

4:00 pm One Day University: Brain Aging and What Can You Do About It- Ch 972

7:00 pm Soloist Series: Chi Lee & Paul Nemeth- Ch 972


Saturday, October 10th

Sunday, October 11th

In Memoriam

Dale Ray 9/30/2020

WELCOME

Robert & Kathleen Reed will move into apartment 106 on October 1, 2020. Their

telephone number is 925-7387.

ITEMS OF INTEREST

The Greenhouse is available for residents to winter over their plants. The temperature

will be kept above freezing. Plant owners should put their names on the containers and

are responsible for watering them. They must be removed by March 1, 2021.

As Flu season is approaching, residents are advised to have certain supplies on hand in

case they are asked to remain in their home if they present with cold symptoms.

Things to consider:

Supplies: personal thermometer, soup, cough drops, tissues, tea, medication, extra

groceries, etc.

Spouse/family Care: If you are a primary caretaker, please be sure to have an

emergency care plan for your loved one.

Pet care: Please identify who will care for your pet if you become ill.

Please contact your IL Social Worker Phoebe Graham at extension 4786 with any

questions and inform her of any emergency plan.

Time Activity

8:30 am Pickleball Playing at The Courts


The Donation Basket for the Creighton Center Residents that was in the Clocktower has

been moved in front of 262. Thank you to all who have made donations for the

Creighton Center Residents, at this time we will continue to accept any magazine and

novel donations from Independent Living Residents for the Creighton Center

Greetings Collington residents. As you know as of October 1st, I become the chairperson of subcommittee. Normally, the meetings are held on the first Tuesday of the month. As October 6th will be the first Tuesday, I would like to see if there are any items that, you the residents, would like to have on the agenda. If there are, please let me know by sending an email to me at: [email protected] no later than Friday, October 4th. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me via email anytime. Thank you and have a great weekend.

Another OO Shop Outdoor Sale!! While we still have nice weather, we will hold two

outdoor sales in the Broadway Bump-0ut. The dates and times are as follow:

Monday, October 5th 10:00-2:00

Friday, October 9th 10:00-2:00

We will have racks of Fall and Winter clothing, including coats & jackets,

Scarves and shawls, shoes and boots. The rules are the same as everywhere on campus:

wearing face masks, maintaining six -foot distance between each person, and use of

hand sanitizer. We look forward to seeing each of you!

Collington Presents is a new series featuring a variety of interesting and talented

Collington residents, produced by Lois Brown and Heather Huyck and airing on Saturday

afternoons at 3 on channel 972. The full list of participants, dates and times, is available

on the poster in the Clocktower. The series is also being shared with other Kendal

affiliates.

The first program will feature George (better known as Bud) Gardiner, a retired

psychiatrist and internist, talking about Living in Peculiar Times: Covid-19. He will share

some thoughts about how we're doing after 6 months and what more we might do to



keep happy and healthy. Tune in to channel 972

Saturday, Oct. 10, at 3 pm. Don't miss it!

- Different Walk, Same Reasons: Walk to End Alzheimer’s

“The world may look a little different right now, but one

thing hasn’t changed: The Alzheimer’s Association’s

commitment to ending Alzheimer’s. This year, Walk to End

Alzheimer’s® is everywhere — on every sidewalk, track and trail.

Your health and safety are top priorities. There will not be any large in-person

gatherings — instead, you’re invited to walk in small teams while others in your

community do the same. Because we are all still walking and fundraising for the same

thing: a world without Alzheimer’s and all other dementia.”

Collington will hold a walk on Friday October 16th 10:00am to honor loved ones, past

and present with Alzheimer’s and other dementia. If you would like to register through

the Alzheimer’s Association you may by going to www.act.alz.org and clicking the Walk

to End Alzheimer’s link, it is not necessary to register with the Alzheimer’s

Association. However, please contact Kim Rivers to sign up , x7393 or

[email protected] and plan to meet Ebony at the Clocktower at 10:00am.

SILVER AND GOLD PEN PALS with University of Maryland

Are you interested in having a pen pal? Silver and Gold Pen Pals, a new club at the

University of Maryland, is full of college students who would like to be pen pals with a

Collington resident. Pen pals will write back and forth hand- written letters on average

of two times per month. If you would like to be matched with a college student from

this club, please fill out the google form associated with this

link: https://forms.gle/p6qJTX8MUoN2K2BbA.

http://www.act.alz.org/mailto:[email protected]://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2fforms.gle%2fp6qJTX8MUoN2K2BbA&c=E,1,IAIMMGB3TAXAkJ_wO7YaSAmVdCkHIhKZIFNAVXDxtu0bSagDGVl7wRMOxOrWOuMiKJr5bKgNPtOLyBa2RG6Fyzj9CBo1347_0qAxSyVADnuq2DyKISstLVhgVqA9&typo=1


Holiday Bazaar

Although I have not heard from many people, let us hope that the annual Holiday

Bazaar will take place this year, allowing for Covid-19 restrictions. The Administration

has told me to go ahead and prepare for it. The 2020 Holiday Bazaar will take place on

Friday, November 13th, 2020, from 10:00 until 2:00. Please let me know if you, or

others you know, would like to make items for the Bazaar (crafts, food, etc.) or

volunteer. Contact me, Maja Keech, at [email protected], cottage #2004, or tel.

x7253. Also, let me know if you will need a table(s). (There will be tables for food and

miscellaneous.) As always, most proceeds go to the Colington Residents’ Association,

which needs the money for the various committees, activities, programs, etc. that it

supports. Participants may retain the cost of materials.

Department Announcements

From the COO, Megan Barbour

MedStar Update: The MedStar Center for Successful Aging Outpatient Clinic at Collington team will provide a 972 broadcast update on Wednesday, October 7th at 4:30pm. On the broadcast we’ll talk about physician and nurse practitioner recruitment updates and COVID-19 testing within the clinic and updates to reaching the on-call providers after hours and on weekends. COVID-19 PANDEMIC UPDATE We continue to ensure appropriate infection control measures are in place. We would like to remind both residents and team members the need to ensure that masks are covering both your mouth and your nose to be most effective. Hand washing remains an important way to mitigate the spread of the virus as well as other germs and illnesses. Physical distancing of 6 feet is also an important way to protect yourself and others from the virus. Below is the most recent Collington COVID-19 dashboard.



COVID reminders: Please wear a mask when you are inside the building, please limit interactions with others and maintain 6 feet distance between each other, wash your hands often, use hand sanitizer when you aren’t able to wash your hands, maintain a journal of where you’ve been and whom you’ve had contact with if needed for contact tracing, and remain home if you feel ill but notify MedStar Center for Successful Aging. We are seeing a decrease in our COVID-19 positivity rate. Beginning October 1st, we will return to carry out dining services, invite outdoor visits to resume, reopen the fitness gym to residents and resume transportation services. Facilities Update:

October 1, 2020 Creighton Center

Residents

Independent Living

Residents

Team

Members

Current Persons

Under Investigation (PUIs)- those

showing symptoms consistent with

COVID

0 0 0

Active Positive Cases 1 2/Cottage 0

Total Positive Cases During

Pandemic (Cumulative) 13

3/ Apartment

2/Cottage 26

Released/ Recovered from COVID 6 3/ Apartment 26

Deaths with COVID 6 0 0


Plans are being finalized for the 2020 annual fire safety training. The fire safety training program will be broadcasted on 972 at 1:45pm on Tuesday, October 13th. Thank you to Gene Davis, Buildings and Life Safety Manager, for all his efforts in coordinating this training for team members and residents with our fire safety resource partners, Russell Phillips. If you have specific questions that you would like covered during the presentation, please send the to Gene at [email protected].

FROM ADMINISTRATION:

• Future Community Meetings for 2020 are as follows: October 16, November 20 and December 18. All meetings will be broadcast live on Channel 972 at 1:30 PM

• The October15th (3:00 PM) Ask Me Anything Zoom call will focus on Finance- Related Topics. The Zoom instructions will be sent out a day ahead of time. Send questions to Karen Cheney at [email protected] no later than close of business Monday, Oct 7th. For those who were unable to join the Zoom call, the recording will be rebroadcast on 972 on Friday, October 16th at 12:30 PM.

From Vitalize 360, Kim Rivers: Thank you to all who have participated in the Healthy

Aging Month activities. Regardless of the uncertain times of COVID, we were able to

continue living happy and healthy by focusing on our well-being. Our end of the month

event, “Rock the Walk” was successful and we could not have asked for a more beautiful

day. Special thanks to:

- All the Residents

- The Culinary Team

- Cheryl Henry-Fawcett

- Tiffan’e Markham

- Dr. Keith Foster

- Ebony Jordan

- Assisted Rehab

- Ana DeOcera

- Maintenance and Environmental Services

- Arts-in-Residencies Musicians

- Natalee Zimmerman

Sincerely,

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


Kim Rivers, MSW/Health Coach

From Natalee Zimmerman,

Life Enrichment/Fitness and Wellness Updates:

-The Treadmill for the Fitness Gym is tentatively scheduled to arrive Late October/ Early

November. If this timeline changes we will update all the residents

- Please call x2254 to set up a time to use the Fitness Gym, any previous reservations

from the soft closure are no longer on the schedule

- Outdoor fitness classes will remain outdoors for as long as the weather allows. There

may be changes in the scheduled times due to low forecasted temperatures, however

the class will remain outdoors until absolutely necessary to no longer do so.

- At this time the Pool remains closed and will not re-open as part of Prince George’s

county re-opening plans for phase 2. As soon as we receive opening information we will

communicate it to the Collington Community.

FROM THE CHIEF OF FINANCE, Justin Reaves

Dear Collington Residents,

As you are aware, the BB&T Bank branch, located on Collington’s campus, closed at the

beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic for the safety of residents, team members, and

the BB&T employees. Since then, we’ve had numerous discussions with BB&T and sent a

letter on behalf of the Collington residents, communicating the need for banking

services. Unfortunately, BB&T is not comfortable opening the Collington branch in the

midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. For the safety of residents, team members, and the

BB&T employees the Collington BB&T branch will not open for the foreseeable future.

In partnership with BB&T, we developed a plan to provide transportation to the

Kettering BB&T branch, beginning Wednesday September 23, 2020. BB&T Kettering has

developed a plan to serve Collington residents on Wednesday afternoons each week.

During this time, Collingon residents will have access to BB&T Kettering and all its

banking services. See below for additional information.


For those residents who have safe deposit boxes, you can email Justin G. Reaves, CFO at

[email protected] to request access to your safe deposit box. Please

provide a date and time that works best for you at the time of your request. Once your

safe deposit box request is made, it can take up to one week for confirmation.

Below are instructions on how to schedule transportation to the Kettering BB&T branch.

Beginning September 23, 2020, trips to the BB&T Kettering will be every Wednesday,

leaving Collington at 1:00 pm.

To request a trip to the BB&T Kettering Branch:

1. Call Security at x2020. 2. Provide Security with your name and a brief description of your banking needs. 3. All requests need to be received by 9:00 am on Monday for the trip on

Wednesday. 4. The maximum number of residents who can be transported to BB&T Kettering is

4 and will be on a first come first serve basis. 5. Please arrive at the Security entrance by 12:45 pm on Wednesday so the bus can

leave promptly at 1:00 pm. We continue to work with BB&T on additional banking solutions to serve Collington’s

residents. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thank you,

Justin G. Reaves

Chief Financial Officer

Office: (301) 883-4768


Attention all Collington Residents and Staff!

We will be holding a Pumpkin Decorating Contest in October!

Decorating your pumpkin does not mean you need to only carve. We are looking for all kinds of decorated pumpkins! Pumpkins can be carved, painted, decorated with stickers or glitter or anything! Any type of medium can be used! Steps to enter the contest:

1. Residents and Staff please let Kim Rivers x7393 or Natalee Zimmerman x7795 know if you are interested in participating by Wednesday October 7th

2. Any resident who would like to participate will receive a pumpkin from Kim and Natalee 3. We will be judging based on the following categories:

- Spookiest - Most Creative - Best Carving - Best Jack o Lantern - Best Staff Submission

4. Residents and Staff will submit a photo of their pumpkin Kim or Natalee by October 23rd Residents: if you are unable to take a photo of your pumpkin we can come take a picture for you! You can submit via email to [email protected] or [email protected]

Some examples for inspiration are below!

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

Culinary / September 2020

How were your culinary services today?

82% PositiveTotal feedback: 85

Very Positive 66%, Positive 16%, Negative 7%, Very Negative 11%

11:30 AM - 1:30 PM 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM

2:30 PM - 4:30 PM 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM 2:30 PM - 4:30 PMMonday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

5-Oct 6-Oct 7-Oct 8-Oct

Banana Apple/Orange Banana Apple/Orange

Salad Bar Salad Bar Deli Bar

Zucchini Parmesan

and PastaMushroom Quiche

Tofu and Spinach Puff

PastryVegetable Pot Pie

* = Menu item can be cooked rare, medium rare, medium, mid-well, well done ** = Default toppings are tomatoes, spinach, and feta cheese.

Roast Beef with Au

Jus

Sautéed Spinach

Grilled Tomatoes

Pulled Pork BBQ

Sautéed Scallops and

Shrimp

Jasmine Rice

Mixed Vegetables

Steamed Broccoli Baked Potato

Thai Cucumber

Spinach & White

Bean SoupPho Soup

Redskin Potato Salad

Collington Main Dining Room Weekly MenuS

OU

PS

Pear & Cranberry

Salad

Manhattan Clam

ChowderCheeseburger Soup

General Tso Chicken

EN

TR

EE

SS

AL

AD

S

Chicken Pot PieHeirloom Tomato and

Steak Caprese

Tossed Salad

ST

AR

CH

& V

EG

ET

AB

LE

S

Grilled Chicken

Breast Dijonnaise

Dirty Rice

Roasted Carrots

Swiss Chard with

Apples, Raisins &

Pecans

Roasted Golden Beets

Sautéed Zucchini

Blackened Catfish

5 Grain Blend

PIC

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11:30 AM - 1:30 PM 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

2:30 PM - 4:30 PM 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM 1:00 PM - 3:00 PMFriday Saturday Sunday9-Oct 10-Oct 11-Oct

Banana Apple/Orange Banana

Salad Bar Carved Pork Roast Breakfast Bar

Vegetable BurgerGruyere & Spinach

QuicheMushroom Ravioli

** = Default toppings are tomatoes, spinach, and feta cheese. *** = Comes with lettuce, tomato, onion

Delivery will

occur between

11:30am and

1:00pm

This menu is

available every

Monday through

Friday.

Call x2135 by

9:00am. Please

leave your order,

name and unit

number.

Alternative Menu

Instructions

To obtain this

menu please do

the following:

This menu is call

ahead for delivery

only.

Beef Vegetable Soup

Mixed Vegetables

Wild Rice

Caesar Salad

Butter Mashed

Potatoes

Steamed Asparagus

Crispy Yukon

Potatoes

Garlic Green Beans

Duck Breast with

Cherries

Corn Chowder

Spinach Salad Waldorf Salad

Asiago Bisque

Collington Main Dining Room Weekly Menu

Grilled Chicken with

Capers and OlivesBistro Steak

Butternut Squash Cremini Mushrooms

with Thyme

Cheesy Broccoli

Salmon CakesAirline Chicken

Breast Mediterranean

Flounder with Lemon

Butter

Alternative

Menu

Build your own

Pizza:

Mushrooms,

green peppers,

onion, olives,

sausage,

pepperoni, ham,

bacon, spinach

Fried Chicken

Grilled Skirt

Steak*

Open Faced

Omlette**

Hamburger***

Crabcake

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