PENNSWOOD BULLETIN€¦ · Concert by Eliot Fisk, classical guitarist Monday, October 28 at 7:15 p.m. in Penn Hall The illustrious Spanish guitarist Andrés Segovia once wrote, “I

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PENNSWOOD BULLETIN

October 25 & November 1, 2019

Pennswood Village and The Cognitive Well-Being Team

Presents Teepa SnowWednesday, November 6

8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. in Penn HallPlease see the very last page of this bulletin for a full event schedule you can easily tear off to put on your fridge or bulletin board.

Amy Keiper-Shaw,Director of Resident Life

Day Light Savings Ends

Sunday, November 3Remember to turn your clocks back one hour before retiring

on Saturday night.

Election Day Shuttle The shuttle will run from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. and then again from 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. to Oliver Heckman Elementary School on Tuesday, November 5. We will depart from the Link Door. Please let the Transportation Department or your shuttle driver know if you are taking an alternative ride back to campus.Dan Walters, Transportation Supervisor

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ARTICLES AND NOTICES

THE NEXT TWO WEEKS’ EVENTS

WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRS

By Cheryl & Bill Smith of Newtown JewelersThursday, October 3110:00 am to 12:00 p.m. in the Activities Center

Submitted by Barbara

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Thursday, October 31 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

in Penn Hall

Ruth,PVRA Party/Dance Committee

Halloween Parade THURSDAY, October 31

Calling all ghosts, goblins and witches!

It’s time again for the annual Halloween Parade. Newtown Friends School students will be donning costumes and parading the hallways of Pennswood on Thursday, October 31. The parade will arrive at Pennswood at 10:30 a.m. Step into your hallways, or come to the main building to enjoy the sights!

Pam Reifsneider, NFS Liaison


Story OnSunday, November 3 at 7:00 p.m. in

the Barclay Meeting Room

Submitted by Betty

Care Partners Meeting

Monday, October 28 at 1:30 p.m. in the Barclay Meeting Room

Lori Russo, Social Work

Parkinson’s Group Monday, October 28 at 2:30 p.m. in

the Barclay Meeting Room

Nan, Parkinson’s Group

Dan Murray’s Fireside Chats In Penn Hall

Lounge • Tuesday, October 29 at 3:30 p.m. • Tuesday, November 5 at 8:30 a.m.

Sally Marrington, Sr. Administration Coordinator

THE NEXT TWO WEEKS’ EVENTS ARTICLES AND NOTICES

Post Polio Group Monday, November 4 at 1:00 p.m. in the Resident Conference Room

Jim, Post Polio Group

Who Couldn’t Use a Little Laughter?

Friday, November 1 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. in the

Barclay Rotunda

Join the students from Newtown Friends School for a bonus session of Laughter Yoga!

Brought to you by Newtown Friends School & the CWBT Intergenerational Group

ENSURING FAIR & ACCESSIBLE VOTING IN BUCKS COUNTY

Wednesday, October 30 at 7:00 p.m. at the Northhampton Township Library

Presented by Fair Districts PA, LWV of Bucks Co., and Save Bucks Votes

The speakers will cover the status of redistricting in PA, preventing future gerrymandering, voter access and participation (valid IDs, registration, absentee ballots, early voting, transportation to the polls, voter suppression, voter apathy, and an update on Bucks County voting machines). NEED A RIDE?? SIGN UP ON THE LWV BULLETIN BOARD TO CAR-POOL (bus available if 10 sign up).

Anne, LWV of Bucks County

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THE NEXT TWO WEEKS’ EVENTS Concert

Concert by Eliot Fisk, classical guitarist

Monday, October 28 at 7:15 p.m. in Penn Hall

The illustrious Spanish guitarist Andrés Segovia once wrote, “I consider Eliot Fisk as one of the most brilliant, intelligent and gifted young musical artists of our times.” Eliot Fisk was the last direct pupil of Andrés Segovia and also studied with Ralph Kirkpatrick at Yale University. Following his own graduation, he founded the guitar department at the Yale School of Music. He is a professor at the Universität Mozarteum, in Salzburg, Austria, and in Boston at the New England Conservatory. In 2006 he received the “Cruz de Isabel la Católica” from King Carlos of Spain for his service to the cause of Spanish music. Eliiot Fisk’s recital on Monday, October 28, in Penn Hall will be very varied, with works by Bach, Mozart, Sor, and several other Spanish composers.

We Pennswood Village residents were

blessed to have Neva and George in our community. George passed away this year. Perhaps their greatest gift to us was bringing their son Eliot’s artistry to our concert presentations. Eliot Fisk and the Concerts Committee dedicate this program to George's memory.

Lionel, Concerts Committee

Thursday, November 7 at 7:00 p.m. in Penn hall

Laughter Yoga!Wednesday, October 30

at 11:00 a.m. in Passmore Lounge


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THE NEXT TWO WEEKS’ EVENTS The Quakerism Committee

Welcomes...Hinduism and the Dwali

Festival of LightsTuesday, October 29

in Penn Hall at 7:00 p.m.A pre-kindergarten teacher at Newtown Friends School for the past 22 years, Ragini Dave was born and raised in India. Her family’s practice of Hinduism gave her firsthand experience of Hinduism’s gentle, engulfing power to accommodate each person’s journey towards God. She enjoys sharing stories and traditions of her culture with children and adults alike.

Marguerite, Quakerism Committee

La Table FrançaiseThose who have some conversational ability in French and wish to improve their fluency are encouraged to join us at 5:15 on Thursday, November 7 for dinner in the Main Dining Room. A sign-up sheet is posted on the Bulletin Board. Nancy, Co-Chair, French Table

Lunch Bunch With Newtown Friends School

Tuesday, November 5 from 11:40 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. in the Barclay Meeting Room

Questions? Contact Sally Marrington, , 215-504-1129.

Dante Study GroupNext Meeting:

Thursday, November 7 at 3:00 p.m. in the

Game RoomWe will read Inferno, Cantos 16-20 (with a focus on Cantos 17, 19, 20)

Submitted by Nancy

Do You Remember Mischief Night From Your Childhood

and Youth?Wednesday, October 30 at

4:00 p.m. in the Game Room

We will share stories of the things we used to do, and if there is interest in doing occasional mischief at Pennswood (environmentally responsible, politically correct, totally harmless of course, but lots of fun) we will plan our initial acts. We need more whimsy at Pennswood! And play is essential to good health. ALL ARE WELCOME!

Submitted by Liz

Sunday at the Opera Sunday,October 27 at 6:30 p.m.

3 Acts with 1 IntermissionEnding about 9:00 p.m. in the

Game RoomPlease see the second to last page for a full description.Mary, Sunday at the Opera

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THE NEXT TWO WEEKS’ EVENTS Artists’ Reception

Sunday, November 3 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. in the

Resident Art Gallery

The opening of the new show in the Resident Art Gallery, entitled “Artist’s Choice,” will be celebrated with a reception on Sunday, November 3, from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. immediately outside the gallery. In calling for art for this show, the committee invited Pennswood’s artists to choose a favorite work of their own making, without following any particular theme.

It is no secret that many artists in various media live at Pennswood. Some have works they made before coming here; some are still working in classes held here or on their own. Come to enjoy what they consider their best work.

Yoma, Resident Art Gallery

BOCCE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Tuesday, October 29, at 2:00 p.m.Rain date will be Wednesday, October 30, at 2:00 p.m.

The contestants will be Strong/Waymon for the American League and the winner of the playoff in the National League, played just a few days ago! Come out to watch some great bocce!

Todd, PVRA Bocce Committee Chair

Want More Teepa Snow? Can’t get to see Teepa in person on Wednesday, November 6 but still want to learn about her philosophy of caring for those living with dementia? Join us as we watch some of her previously recorded sessions about the “Positive Approach to Care”!

Monday, November 4 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. in the

Barclay Meeting RoomVideos will be streaming from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. so come by at any time & stay as long as you would like! No registration needed!Check out Sarah’s Corner for more information on the resources you can find around campus to learn more about Teepa Snow and her mission.


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RESIDENT BIOGRAPHYARTICLES AND NOTICES

Jill

Arrived at Pennswood: August 2019

Jill is the first to admit that “my life has been tumultuous but a lot of fun.” Listening to her describe it, and trying to keep up with all the twists and turns, we have to agree that she has done a lot of things and had a very good time doing them.

Jill’s early years were spent in Pleasantville, NY. She was a boarder at The Beard School in East Orange, New Jersey, and then headed for Fashion Institute of Technology in Manhattan. Only later did she go to SUNY-Albany. Her first job was in Manhattan, where she was a buyer and fashion consultant. One of her first assignments was to cover Fashion Week for Martin Bayer Associates.

One of Jill’s talents has been the ability to work at a range of demanding jobs. It is an interesting talent, and it has led Jill to successful careers as Head Hunter/Recruiter, Human Resources Regional Manager, insurance salesperson, and to becoming a stockbroker at age 49. While she was busy with all this, Jill married three times, had two children, and visited all seven continents. She also found time to volunteer as a

C.A.S.A.(Court Appointed Special Advocate) school volunteer. She acted as a volunteer “ambassador” at the Princeton University Art Museum and as an Elder Hostel ambassador.

Before coming to Pennswood, Jill was active -- on the board and/or on committees -- in three adult communities: Villages of Flowers Mill, Enchantment at Hamilton, and Fairways at Lake Ridge in Lakewood, New Jersey.

Jill plays duplicate bridge. She also likes to paint and is a member of Artists of Yardley, where she participates in classes and open studio. Jill would like us to know that she loves life, loves people and nature and Pennswood.

The Biographies Committee

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STAFF AND RESIDENT NOTICESVoting Matters

The ballot for our November 5 General Election is a complex one. There are 15 races (local and county offices and judge races at both the local and state levels, as well as 8 judge retention questions, AND a constitutional amendment question). Here’s the way to be an informed voter from the comfort of your desktop computer (or from the computer at the Pennswood library). 1. Go to VOTE411.org 2. Type in your address (1382 Newtown-

Langhorne Rd., Newtown). 3. Then you can:

• See what’s on your ballot (for the Middletown Township, Upper 5 polling place)

• Check your voter registration• Read the full statement of the

Constitutional Amendment question—and/or the short “pros” and “cons” bulleted statements

• Read the 8 “retention questions” (once PA judges have served their first term of 10 years, they only have to ask the voter for a YES or NO vote to retain them for another 10 year term)

• See who’s running in each of the 15 races. Click on the photo of the person and see:

• What the office is and the length of term for that office is

• How much one gets paid for serving in that office

• Biographical info on each candidate running for that office

IF YOU ARE VOTING BY ABSENTEE BALLOT—act now!

• The last day to apply for a civilian absentee ballot is Tuesday, October 29 (forms are available in folders on the LWV Bulletin Board outside of Penn Hall.

• The last day for the Bucks County Board of Elections to receive your voted civilian absentee ballot is Friday, November 1.

• NOTE: The deadline (Tuesday, October 29 and Friday, November 1 at 5:00 p.m.) are for those who go to the Bucks Co. Board of Elections in person and apply and vote at the Board of Election. Hand-delivered, voted ballots can only be delivered by the actual voter. Postmarks don’t count—mail by Friday, October 25.

IF YOU ARE A FIRST TIME VOTER AT MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP, UPPER 5

POLLING PLACE• You must show a valid ID the first time

you vote (current U.S. passport, active or retired military or veteran ID, or any photo ID issued by the U.S. government or the state of Pennsylvania (must be current and contain an expiration date).

Need assistance? Contact LWV Voter members Ruth, Anne, or Marguerite.

Anne, LWV of Bucks County

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STAFF AND RESIDENT NOTICES

EARTHCARE COMMITTEE HOT TIPS

• About Energy Savings:• Unplug all chargers

of electronic devices when not in use.

Joan, Earthcare Committee

Dan Murray’s Fireside Chats In Penn Hall Lounge

• Tuesday, November 26 at 3:30 p.m. Sally Marrington, Sr. Administration Coordinator

PENNSWOOD BOOK CLUBPlease join our lively group reading both

fiction and non-fiction on the second Tuesday of alternate months at 10:30 a.m.

in the Resident Conference Room.

Tuesday, January 14A Woman of No Importance: The Untold Story of an American Spy

Who Helped Win World War II by Sonia Purnell

Tuesday, March 10Olive Kitteridge and

Olive, Againboth by Elizabeth Strout

Everyone is welcome. Please bring a book title with the author’s name that you would enjoy reading and share a bit about your own reading interest.

Julia and Beth, Book Group

NY TIMES SCIENCE

DISCUSSION GROUP REQUESTIf you are getting the New York Times delivered daily, we’d greatly appreciate your saving Tuesday’s Science Section for our discussions. Please place the Science Section on the top shelf of the library’s newspaper rack.

OR bring it along on Thursdays at 11:00 a.m. to the Game Room and join our discussion. Many thanks.

Helen, Moderator

MEET YOUR NEW NEIGHBORS GATHERING

Tuesday, November 12 at 5:15 p.m. in the Main Dining Room

We need both new residents and settled-in residents to sign up for this monthly event. It’s a wonderful way to make new friends. Looking forward to seeing you.

Frances, Chair, Meet Your Neighbors


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In Memory Of

Joan

Moved to Pennswood: February 17, 2017

Elisabeth

Moved to Pennswood: July 5, 2006

Jack

Moved to Pennswood: September 3, 2003

Resident Computer Services and Support

New Resident Move-ins: Pennswood Village will help new residents set-up and connect their computer equipment as part of their moving in process.

Services Provided:• Set up new Computers and Tablets• Set up Printers (Wireless and Wired)• Install Applications• Set up e-mail accounts• Troubleshoot problems

The IT staff: Tony Singleton and David Monaghan are available during regular business hours (Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. till 4:30 p.m.), by appointment scheduled by Linda Palaio in the Facilities Department, 215-504-1104.

Tony Singleton, Network Administrator

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Memorial Service TransportationSaturday, October 26

Yardley United Methodist Church300 Yardley Langhorne Rd,

Yardley, PA 19067

A memorial service for Elisabeth will be held at Yardley United Methodist Church in Yardley, PA, at 11:00 a.m., followed by a luncheon from 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. Transportation will be leaving from the Link Door at 10:15 a.m. There will be a 12:00 p.m. pick up for those who are not staying for the lunch. If you are interested in attending, there will be a sign up sheet posted on the Bulletin Board. Two trips will be made if more than 14 people sign up.

Dan Walters, Transportation Supervisor

Save the Dates for Events by the Abrahamic

Initiative Committee

Tuesday, November 12 at 7:00 p.m. in the Game Room

Rabbi Weinstein from the Lubavitch of Bucks County Glazier Center, North

State Street, Newtown, PA, will present “Orthodox Beliefs and Practices”.

Saturday, December 7 2:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. at the Zubaida Foundation Mosque, Big Oak Road,

Yardley, PA

Dr. Ahmet Selim Tekelioglu will present“The Surprising History of Muslims in

America”. A sign-up sheet will be posted on the trips Board. Transportation cost

$5.50.

Kathy and Diane, Abrahamic Initiative Committee

Mark Your Calendar

We look forward to a wonderfulconcert by pianist Wayne Weng. Please note in your date book:

Pianist Wayne WengTuesday, November 12, 2019

7:15 p.m.Penn Hall

Dan Seegerfor the Concerts Committee

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The Bulletin is Going on Vacation!

This Bulletin will cover events and notices from Sunday, October 27 through Saturday, November 9.

Menus, movies, activities schedule, and the transportation schedule for the week of Sunday, October 27 can also be found in this Bulletin.

On Friday, November 1, the menus, movies, activities schedule, and transportation schedule for the week of Sunday, November 3 will be distributed via e-mail and paper copies that will be in front of the Mail Room.

The next “regular” Bulletin will be printed on Friday, November 8 and the deadline for articles to be included is 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, November 5.

Sarah Karl, Bulletin Editor

Sharing Travel advenTureS

Destination: Waldhaus

Friends Travel in the Engadine of Switzerland

Come share the experiences, adventures,misadventures, wonders, and delights with

Liz and Friends

Wednesday, November 13

7:00 p.m. in Penn Hall

David, Sharing Travel Adventures

Are You Wearing Your Name Tag?

Wear your name tag to help others and to

encourage your fellow residents to wear it as well!

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STAFF AND RESIDENT NOTICESARTICLES AND NOTICES

Book ChatSicilian Odyssey by Francine Prose explores this island’s past as well as it’s present and brings it to life with her interactions with its people.

Virginia, Library Committee

QUILTSQuilts will be the next exhibit in Passmore Gallery. We will be receiving your quilt on December 12, 2019. Please have your quilt ready for hanging with a sleeve on the back. The Quilt exhibit will run until March 12, 2020. All Passmore Gallery exhibits are open to Residents and Staff.

Sue, Passmore Gallery Committee

COME TO THE NEXT NEWS

TABLEWednesday, November 13

at 5:15 p.m. in the Main Dining Room

Bring an article or topic which interest you and join

us.

Exchange ideas, understand a different point of view in a friendly, collegial atmosphere. If you’re a newer resident, meet and make new friends. Come, get acquainted and share your insights over dinner with interesting people.

Signup is necessary to assure adequate seating. We meet in the Dining Room and start at 5:15 p.m. The signup sheet is on the bulletin board opposite Penn Hall.

Tony, News Table

You are Cordially Invited to a Reception to Meet Pennswood Village Board Members & New

Residents

Wednesday, November 134:45 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in Penn Hall Lounge

Sally Marrington, Senior Administration Coordinator

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STAFF AND RESIDENT NOTICES2019

Employee Holiday

Celebration Will be

Sweeter Than Ever!

Join us for the Second Annual Staff & Resident Cookie Swap —come for the fun and camaraderie with fellow residents and our dedicated staff. Join us to kick off a wonderful holiday season!

Tuesday, December 3, 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. in Penn Hall

If you are interested in baking cookies for the Resident and Staff Cookie Swap & Social, please deliver your baked goods to Administration on Monday, December 2 by 11:00 a.m.

You do not have to bring baked goods to attend— we’ll have enough goodies for everyone to sample and take home!

Any questions, contact Sally Marrington, [email protected].

Sponsored by the Pennswood Village

Enrichment Center ConcertWednesday, November 13 at 6:30 p.m.

A Little Bit Off – or ALBO as they are known to their fans – is an American Roots Music quartet, with influences ranging from Old Crow Medicine Show and The Steeldrivers to Aofie O’Donovan. ALBO delivers a great blend of acoustic country, blues and bluegrass three-part harmonies. This multi-generational, all-women band is comprised of Carolyn Klaube on guitar, Gretchen Jaeckel on mandolin, Emily Flesher on fiddle, and Pennswood’s own Lolly Barton on upright bass.

TJ Tignor, Activities Manager

It may not be fashionable, but you never know when you or a friend might need help! Wear your SARA pendant for your neighbor in need. It’s your quickest way to help.

Dan Murray, Chief Executive Officer

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Friday Friends at PennswoodTech Help is on the Way!

Friday, November 15 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. in the Activities Center

Now is the time to ...Get INDIVIDUAL help from our imported Tech Experts. (That’s the 6th graders from Newtown Friends School.)

Sign up NOW!Sign-up sheets are on the Newtown Friends

School bulletin board in Penn hallway. Be there on Friday, November 15 at11:00 a.m. in the Activities CenterBring your portable Tech Device.

(iPad, iPhone, Kindle, PC or Mac or any device you can bring with you).Questions? Barbara Sellers, 215-579-0868.

Sign up before all the spaces are filled on the Newtown Friends Bulletin Board

Submitted by Barbara Sellers

STAFF AND RESIDENT NOTICESBUCKS COUNTY SENIOR SINGING

WORKSHOP On Thursday, November 14, Bucks County Choral Society will hold its semi-annual Senior Singing \Workshop at Foulkeways in Gwynedd. (Their spring workshop was held right here at Pennswood!) This is an all-day event, with participants from many retirement communities and church choirs. Probably 75 people will be in attendance. For those who might wish to attend this workshop, a sign-up sheet is posted on the bulletin board across from Penn Hall. BCCS needs to order the music for this event in advance, and therefore our registration deadline here at Pennswood is Wednesday, October 30. Please note that for transportation on our bus we are limited to 14 registrants, although anyone else can sign up and drive to Foulkeways on their own. This is a wonderful opportunity for all of us who enjoy choral singing. The workshop is a cherished feature every year, occurring in spring right here, and in the fall at our sister institution, Foulkeways.

Submitted by Herb

VETERANS DAY RECOGNITION PROGRAM

All residents are staff are invited to come together to pay tribute to our Pennswood veterans for the

sacrifices they made for our country.

Monday, November 11 at 4:30 p.m. in Penn Hall

At this gathering, we will honor all Pennswood residents and staff members who are veterans. or, as conscientious objectors, served in other significant ways on behalf of our country. Please join us. Submitted by Linda

Community Meeting Date Change Due to Election Day on November 5, the Community Meeting has been moved to Tuesday, November 12.


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Pennswood Village HostsPennsylvania Youth

Chorale’s InformanceSaturday, November 9, from

9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in Penn Hall

Residents are welcome to attend this performance at 3:00 p.m. in Penn Hall. The Pennsylvania Youth Chorale (PYC) is hosting its annual free outreach program that the choir presents every November atPennswood. The program, an Informance, is an inside look at what and how the children learn during rehearsals, and it’s presented to the parents of the choir members and to local music teachers.

PYC ia a non-profit, community children’s choir drawing students from public and private schools in Eastern Montgomery, Lower Bucks County and NortheastPhiladelphia. The choir’s current residence is at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Huntingdon Valley. They have performed for the residents at Pennswood several times.


Sarah’s Corner• Would you like the Bulletin sent to

you by e-mail? Getting the Bulletin electronically has many benefits. The clickable links allow you to find articles easier, go right to websites that are mentioned in articles, along with being able send an e-mail right to the article’s author with a simple click or tap. If you would like to be added to the Bulletin E-mail listing, please e-mail me at [email protected], give me a call at 267-759-1073, or drop at note for me at the Reception Desk.

• We are pleased to announce that Yardley Day Spa is coming to Pennswood Village Tuesday, October 29. They will be doing waxing, tinting, facial and massage services in the Village Salon. Staff will be working on Tuesdays and if there is a need they will work on Saturdays. Please contact Yardley Day Spa to book an appointment at 267-399-9314 and mention you are calling from Pennswood Village. Keep a look out for more information in upcoming Bulletins.

• Please note: Laughter Yoga will be held on Wednesday, October 30 at 11:00 a.m. in Passmore Lounge. A flyer that was distributed has the incorrect date.

Sarah Karl,, Bulletin Editor

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STAFF AND RESIDENT NOTICESMedications & You, Part IICorrection: Please note the authors for this series of Medications and You was incorrect last week. The authors are Noha Eltoukhy

and Jeffrey Gonzales.

Six things you can do to minimize your risks of drug interactions:

1. Pay attention to your labels : warnings are not there to scare you, but to help you make wiser choices about the medicines you take

2. Be consistent where you buy your medications (over the counter and prescription): Most pharmacies have an electronic system they use to fill prescriptions that have safety checks built into it. If you fill all of your prescriptions at one pharmacy, they will have a running record of all the prescribed medications you take.

3. When in doubt, ask a trusted source: While physicians are experts in diagnosing, pharmacists are your medication experts. Both physicians and pharmacists should have access to resources so they can check to make sure your medications are safe to take

together. It’s a good idea to ask your pharmacist to counsel you anytime you begin taking a new medication.

4. Ask if it’s a matter of changing when you take your medications: Did you know that sometimes you can avoid a drug-drug interaction by switching the time you take a medication? For example, some antibiotics cannot be taken with calcium or magnesium pills. In this situation, taking your antibiotic 2 hours before the calcium/magnesium would help to avoid the interaction.

5. Keep an up-to-date log of all the medications (over the counter and prescription) that you take to your appointments and any healthcare visits: Here is a sample list you can use to keep track of all your medications. You can either fill it out on the computer or print it out and fill it in by hand. http://www.safemedication.com/safemed/MyMedicineList/MyMedicineList_1.aspx

6. Be your own advocate (or have someone advocate for you): The more you know about your medications, the less likely you are to experience an unwanted side effect or drug interaction.

Diana,

HCAC Education Subcommittee

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WORSHIP


Resident Usher Schedule

Resident ushers scheduled for Penn Hall

evening programs for the week starting:

Sunday, October 27 Team # 1

Les, Nancy ,Chris, Judy

Sunday, November 3 Team # 2

Jon, Elaine, Irene, Verena, Jill

Dewey, Chair, Resident Ushers

Friends Meeting for Worship

Sunday, October 27 & Sunday, November 3

11:00 a.m.

Barclay Meeting RoomEveryone is welcome.

Margaret, Friends Meeting for Worship

Interdenominational Worship Service

Sunday, October 27 & Sunday, November 310:15 a.m.-10:55 a.m.

Sunday Social in the Café Service in Penn Hall

at 11:00 a.m.The Rev. Matthew Pigman,

Worship Minister The Rev. William McQuoid,

Minister of Visitation Martha Davidson,

Organist All are welcome!

Claire,IWC Board Chair

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Sue - 27

Eileen - 27Rosemarie - 28

Bud - 28Joe - 29Phillip - 1

Sharon - 2Kathy - 2

Kay - 4Shane - 5Steve - 5David - 5Bruce -7

Miriam - 8Ginny - 9Manny - 9

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HEALTH CARE

The Resident Health Office will be offering flu shots to our residents! Stop the spread of influenza this winter! An annual flu vaccination is an important step in staying healthy and keeping others healthy. Please call the Resident Health Office at 215-504-6809 to sign up!

Robin McBride, Resident Health Office Manager

November Care Partners Meetings

All meetings are held in the Barclay Meeting Room at 1:30 p.m.

• Monday, November 11• Monday, November 25

Lori Russo, Social Work

Bereavement Group Meetings

Held in The Barclay at 10:00 a.m.

• Thursday, November 14• Thursday, December 12


Medicare Part D EnrollmentSchedule an appointment for your personal consultation! Your Contract Pharmacy Services pharmacist, David Gutekunst, will assist you in evaluating 2020 Medicare Part D enrollment

options. David has private appointments available: November 7, and November 14Follow these steps in preparation for your enrollment options review

:

1. Schedule your appointment with Mary Yeager at 267-487-8953.2. Bring your Medicare card and current medication list to your appointment. Plan options

for 2020 will be provided.3. Review the Medicare Part D options discussed. Enrollment may be changed at www.

medicare.gov or by calling 800-633-4227.

Charles Whitlock, Director of Health Services

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HEALTH CARE ARTICLES AND NOTICES

SARA PULL CORDS

The Facilities Department has added SARA pull cords to a few areas around Pennswood’s campus for added protection in case of emergency.

You can find them in the following areas:• The Gazebo in the L/K

courtyard• Community Garden

Greenhouse• MDR Patio• Dog Park• Sports Courtyard next to the

Bocce court.Just as in your apartment, if the pull cord is activated, a First Responder will arrive to provide any needed support.

Matt Krause,Maintenance Manager

FACILITIESDon’t Fall this Fall

As the temperatures begin to decrease, the risk of falling outside begins to increase. It begins in the fall as dewy weather greets us on our morning walks. It will continue through the winter months with snow, sleet and ice to be mindful of.

Tips to stay safe:• Stay on paved surfaces. Avoid walking across

grass; wet leaves also pose a hazard.• Wear proper footwear. Slip-resistant footing

provides extra grip. Ensure shoes fit and are secured properly.

• Look before you leap. Be mindful of all walking surfaces, watch for puddles, wet spots and uneven surfaces. Try to avoid those areas.

• Use lighting. If it is dark, stay on lit paths and bring a flashlight with you.

• Keep one hand free for balance, avoid carrying heavy objects.

• Take your time. Walk at a slow, even pace. • Report unsafe conditions. Call the Main Desk to

report concerns of slippery surfaces and broken lights

Alyssa Singleton, Life Safety Coordinator

10-25-19 & 11-01-19


WEEKLY DISH• Important Dates for November: Birthday Night will be one week early on Thursday,

November 21 and Thanksgiving Dinner will be served at noon on Thursday, November 28 in all areas.

• Reservations slips will be sent out on Friday, November 8 for Birthday Night and Friday, November 15 for Thanksgiving. More Information to come in the next Bulletin.

• Thanksgiving Pie Sale – Important dates to remember: Order slips will be placed in resident open mail boxes on Wednesday, November 6. A complimentary pie sampling will take place on Wednesday, November 13 in front of the Café during lunch – All orders must be received by Sunday, November 24 – All pies will be available for pick up on Wednesday, November 27 after 11:00 a.m. Any questions please contact Vicki Pizzullo at 215-504-1126.

Jim Thoma, Dining Services Manager

FALL CREATIONS BY THE FLOWER COMMITTEE

10-25-19 & 11-01-19


ARTICLES AND NOTICESARTICLES AND NOTICES

TRIPSBucks County Choral Society Presents Benjamin Britten,

Ceremony of Carols - CORRECTIONThis trip will take place on Saturday, December 14, 4:00 p.m. at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church

in Doylestown. A sign-up sheet is posted on the Transportation Bulletin BoardLes Moore, Trips Committee

NEWTOWN ARTS COMPANY PRESENTS “OLIVER” AT THE

NEWTOWN THEATERTuesday, December 10

If you’ve never attended a show in this gem of an old theater in downtown Newtown this is a great way to start. Sign up on the Trips Bulletin board for this winner: live music, a lovable and talented cast of kids in a show that can break your heart, and then send you out humming the familiar tunes. You must purchase your own ticket. This gives you the option of selecting your own seat and ticket price. Tickets can be purchased by calling the ticket office at 215-860-7058 or online at [email protected]. We will travel to the theater in the comfort of our Pennswood bus. Boarding will begin at 6:45 p.m. at the link door and will depart for the theater promptly at 7:00 p.m. for the 7:30 p.m. show. The $5.50 transportation charge will be billed on your monthly statement. Sign up now, but do not purchase your tickets until we have the minimum of six signees. It’s a win-win evening of early holiday joy! The entrance to the theater is handicapped accessible however the rest rooms are located on the second floor and are NOT handicapped accessible. Nan, Trips Committee

Pennsylvania Ballet 2019 – 2020 Season

Sunday MatineeNovember 10 at 2:00 p.m.

DON’T FORGET TO SIGN UP!!! THE NEXT BALLET IS NOVEMBER 10

Transportation is being provided to the 2019-2020 Pennsylvania Ballet Series. This season is exciting and diverse with moving classics, modern masterpieces and world premieres. On November 10, be the first to see three new contemporary ballets, World Premiers, from some of the world’s most exciting choreographer’s at the Merriam Theater You must purchase your own tickets by calling the box office at 215-893-1955 or via the website at PABALLET.org. Please do not purchase tickets until there are 6 signees for each Ballet. A separate signup sheet for each ballet is posted on the Transportation Bulletin Board outside of Penn Hall. The bus will depart from the link door at 12:45 p.m. for the 2:00 p.m. matinee. $16.50 for each trip will be billed on your monthly statement.

Paulina,Trips Committee

10-25-19 & 11-01-19


MOVIES

AT THE MOVIES: Penn Hall - 7:00 p.m. The Film Committee

FRIDAY EVENING FILM Friday, November 1

The 12 Chairs (1970)Rating: G

Running time: 1 hr 34 minFeatured players: Mel Brooks, Frank Langella, Ron Moody, Dom DeLuise

Years after the Russian Revolution in 1917, the former aristocrat Ippolit Matveevich Vorobyaninov is informed by his terminal mother-in-law that she has hidden her jewels in a the upholstery of chair from a set of twelve chairs. The Orthodox Father Fyodor also hears and leaves the Church to seek out the treasure. Vorobyaninov travels to his old house and meets his former servant Tikon that adores him. He learns that the chairs had been expropriated by the new government and sent to another place. However the con artist Ostap Bender convinces Vorobyaninov to be his partner. They travel to Moscow where Ostap succeeds in luring Father Fyodor, telling that the chairs belong to the Engineer Bruns, who has very similar chairs and lives with his wife in Siberia. Will Vorobyaninov and Ostap find the twelve chairs?

SATURDAY EVENING FILMSaturday, November 2

Airplane (1980)Rating: PG

Running time: 1 hr 28 minFeatured players: Robert Hays, Julie Hagerty, Peter Graves, Lloyd Bridges

Ted Striker just got dumped by his long-time girlfriend Elaine Dickinson, who works as a stewardess at Trans American Airlines. In his wish to get her back, he follows her aboard the plane, although he has had a deep aversion against anything winged since he lost several men in the war. During flight, he tries to contact her again and again, but as the crew and many passengers get seriously ill due to a bad fish meal, he has no chance to get to her. In fact, Ted Striker seems to be the only healthy person aboard that has piloting experience. Now, it is up to him to get the bird down in Chicago safely, before the poisoning starts causing casualties. But Ted Striker’s aversion really is a serious psychosis, which breaks open and needs to be cured - right now.



Upcoming Movies: Penn Hall — 7:00 p.m.

AT THE MOVIES: Penn Hall - 7:00 p.m. The Film Committee

MOVIES

MONDAY EVENING FILMMonday, November 4Mary Shelley (2017)

Rating: PG-13Running time:

2 hr 1 minFeatured players: Elle

Fanning, Douglas Booth, Bel Powley, Ben Hardy, Tom Sturridge, Maisie

Williams, Stephen Dillane

TUESDAY EVENING FILM Tuesday, November 5

Rocketman (2019)Rating: R

Running time: 2 hr 1 min

Featured players: Taron Egerton, Jamie Bell,

Richard Madden, Bryce Dallas Howard

FRIDAY EVENING FILMFriday, November 8Yesterday (2019)

Rating: PG-13Running time:

1 hr 57 minFeatured players: Himesh Patel, Lily

James, Ed Sheeran, Kate McKinnon


TRANSPORTATION SCHEDULE

TRANSPORTATION SCHEDULEOctober 27 through November 2, 2019

All trips on this schedule will depart from the link door.Please Note: In order to be added to any trips listed here you must contact the

Transportation Office

Sunday, October 27, 20197:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m...Travel to Newtown & Langhorne for Worship (requires prior signup in the Transportation office)

Monday, October 28, 2019 (No Shopping Scheduled)

Tuesday, October 29, 2019 9:15 a.m….Mutter Museum; Phila., PA (signup closed)10:15 a.m…Summit Shopping Center (return noon)1:00 p.m. …Newtown Shopping Center (return 2:30 p.m.)

Wednesday, October 30, 2019 9:30 a.m….Special Shopping to Tanners; Ivyland, PA (return noon)1:00 p.m….Shopping to Giant & Liquor Store at Flower’s Mill (Langhorne library trip is every 2nd and 4th Wednesday); (return 2:30 p.m.)6:30 p.m…Northampton Library; Richboro, PA

Thursday, October 31, 2019 12:30 p.m……Farmer’s Market and Newtown Shopping Center (return 2:15 p.m.)

Friday, November 1, 201910:15 a.m. …Newtown Shopping Center (return 12:00 p.m.) 1:00 p.m……Summit Shopping Center (return 2:30 p.m.)

Saturday, November 2, 201910:15 a.m. …Shopping at Neshaminy Mall & Vicinity; Bensalem, PA (return 1:00 p.m.)

Sign-up sheets for Shopping Transportation are posted on the Transportation Bulletin Board. Sunday worship transportation requires sign-up in the Transportation Office. If you are

interested in the “closed trips,” please see the Trips Coordinator.


ARTICLES AND NOTICESWEEKLY ACTIVITIES

Sunday, October 27 7:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Transportation to Area Churches and Newtown Friends Meeting10:15 a.m. Interdenominational Worship Get Acquainted with Coffee—Cafe11:00 a.m. Friends Meeting for Worship—Barclay Meeting Room11:00 a.m. Interdenominational Worship Service—Penn Hall6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Opera—Game Room

Monday, October 28

8:45 a.m. ABC’S Class Aerobics, Balance, Coordination, Strength—Aerobics Room 9:00 a.m. Quilting Group—Activities Center 1:00 p.m. Duplicate Bridge—Game Room 1:30 p.m. Care Partners—Barclay Meeting Room 2:30 p.m. Parkinson's Group—Barclay Meeting Room 1:30 p.m. B & B Class: Balance and Bands Kick Start—Aerobics Room 2:30 p.m. Sunbeam @ Pennswood—Aerobics Room (Closed group)7:15 p.m. Concert—Penn Hall

Tuesday, October 29

8:45 a.m. Drum’s Alive— Aerobics Room (sign-up required- arrive 5 minutes early)10:15 a.m. Dance—Aerobics Room 1:00 p.m. Silver Strong Class—Aerobics Room 1:30 p.m. Sit and Stretch—Barclay House Lobby2:30 p.m. Chair Yoga—Aerobics Room3:30 p.m. Fireside Chat—Penn Hall Lounge7:00 p.m. Hinduism and the Dwali Festival of Lights—Penn Hall

Wednesday, October 30

8:45 a.m. ABC’S Class Aerobics, Balance, Coordination, Strength—Aerobics Room10:30 a.m. B & B Class: Balance and Bands Progressive (testing required)– Aerobics Room

11:00 a.m. Laughter Yoga—Passmore Lounge11:15 p.m. Tai Chi—Passmore Aerobics Room1:30 p.m. B & B Class: Balance and Bands Kick Start—Aerobics Room2:30 p.m. Restorative Yoga October Session (sign-up required)—Aerobics Room4:00 p.m. Sharing Some Mischief—Game Room


WEEKLY ACTIVITIES

Thursday, October 318:45 a.m. Drum’s Alive— Aerobics Room (sign-up required- arrive 5 minutes early)9:00 a.m. Aqua Blend—Both Pools10:00 a.m. Strong Core Healthy Backs—Warm Exercise Pool0:00 a.m. Jewelry and Watch Repairs—Activities Center10:30 a.m. NFS Halloween Parade—Community Building11:00 a.m. Pilates— Aerobics Room11:00 a.m. Science Times—Game Room1:00 p.m. Silver Strong Class—Aerobics Room2:30 p.m. Sunbeam @ Pennswood—Aerobics Room (Closed group)

4:00 p.m. Tech Help—Activities Center7:00 p.m. Halloween Party/Dance—Penn Hall

Friday, November 1

8:45 a.m. ABC’S Class,Aerobics,Balance,Coordination, Strength—Aerobics Room9:00 a.m. Aqua Blend—Both Pools10:00 a.m. Ai Chi—Warm Pool10:30 a.m. B & B Class: Balance & Bands Progressive (testing required)—Aerobics Room11:00 a.m. Laughter Yoga with NFS—Barclay House Rotunda/Lobby11:15 a.m. B & B Class: Balance and Bands Kick Start– Aerobics Room11:00 a.m. Pennswood Singers—Barclay Meeting Room 1:30 p.m. Chair Chi—Aerobics Room 2:30 p.m. Yoga—Aerobics Room 4:00 p.m. Poetry Buffs—Resident Conference Room 7:00 p.m. Movie—The 12 Chairs—Penn Hall

Saturday, November 2

9:00 a.m. Aqua Blend—Both Pools

9:30 a.m. Zumba Gold—Aerobics Room

10:00 a.m. Volleyball—Lap Pool

7:00 p.m. Movie—Airplane—Penn Hall



Breakfast and Lunch October 27 Through N

ovember 2

GF=Gluten Free

SUN

DAY 10/27

Breakfast M

uffin Pork Sausage

M

ain Meal

♥Baked Seafood Com

bo- (GF) An assortm

ent of finely baked

seafood.

Eggs Florentine

Roast Duck (GF) Roast duck brushed

with olive oil and served w

ith a cherry butter sauce

with sugar,

balsamic vinegar,

and orange juice

MO

NDAY

10/28 Breakfast Ham

Steak Hash Brow

ns

Lunch ♥Roasted Butternut

Squash Salad(GF) Roasted squash and red onion

over fresh spinach w

ith optional chicken

breast

Sausage, Peppers and O

nion Sandw

ich-G

F(without roll)

Sweet Italian

sausage sautéed w

ith olive oil, onions, and

green peppers.

Turkey Salad Sandw

ich

TUESDAY 10/29

Breakfast Pancakes LS Bacon

Lunch

♥Sweet Potato Chili

Onions, Sw

eet Potato, Peppers,

Tomato, and

Peanuts “Vegetarian”

Pasta Bolognese Plum

Tomatoes,

Carrots, Celery, O

nions, and Ground Sirloin

over Chef’s Choice Pasta

(Action Station) BLT Junior Club

WEDN

ESDAY

10/30 Breakfast

French Toast Turkey Sausage

Lunch

♥ Turkey Burger

Fresh heart healthy turkey blended w

ith carrots, celery,

onion

Baked M

acaroni and C

heese Com

fort food at its finest. Elbow

style pasta baked

in creamy

cheddar cheese cream

sauce

(Action Station) Italian Hoagie

THURSDAY

10/31 Breakfast

Cinnamon Bun

Pork Roll

Lunch ♥ Cod w

ith Peppers and O

nions-GF

Baked cod with

grilled peppers and onions

(Action Station) Philly Cheese

Steak Your choice of

Provolone, Am

erican, Cheese W

iz, onions, sauce or

hoagie style.

(Café) Buffalo W

ings

Tuna Salad Sandw

ich

FRIDAY

11/1 Breakfast Pancakes LS Bacon

Lunch

(Action Station) ♥ Pho Action

Bowl

Vietnamese

national dish; an arom

atic, nutritious and delicious glass noodle soup.

Hot Dog on a

Bun

(Café) M

ozzarella Sticks

Chicken Salad on a Croissant

SATURD

AY 11/2

Breakfast Biscuit

Creamed Chipped Beef

Lunch ♥California

Malibu Burger on

a Bun M

alibu Burger is loaded w

ith the best hearty

organic Ingredients.

“Vegetarian”

Braised Tenderloin Tips over N

oodles Tender, slow

-roasted beef, sim

mered in

brown sauce

over noodles

Ham and Sw

iss Cheese W

rap


Dinner Menu for the w

eek of October 27 through N

ovember 2

GF=Gluten Free

SUN

DAY 10/27

♥ Honey M

olasses Chicken

Drumstick-GF

Roasted Chicken Drum

stick with a

honey molasses

glaze

Fried Flounder Freshly breaded flounder fried to perfection and served w

ith our house m

ade tartar sauce.

Build Your O

wn

Grilled Cheese Sandw

ich Create your ow

n Grilled Cheese

the way you like

it!

MO

NDAY

10/28 ♥ Fresh Fish of

the Day Chef’s Choice

Beef Brisket with

Horseradish Sauce (GF)

(without sauce)

Slow braised beef

brisket till fork tender

Indian Style

Chicken Seared chicken

quarter stewed in

yogurt, red &

green peppers, and diced tom

atoes

TUESDAY 10/29

♥Fresh Fish of the Day Com

e let Chef Steve

surprise you

Poulet Stefie Sautéed chicken breast w

ith plum

tomato,

asparagus, m

ushrooms,

white w

ine garlic

Penne Pasta and Hom

emade

Meatballs

Penne pasta and our ow

n m

eatballs in plum

tomato

sauce.

WEDN

ESDAY

10/30

Fresh Fish of the Day

Chef’s Choice

Braised Chicken Thigh w

ith Olive,

Caper, and Prune Bone-In Chicken

Thigh with

Honey, Castelvetrano olives, Capers,

Lemon, and

Prunes

Pan-Seared

Breaded Pork M

edallion Pork tenderloin,

breaded, and pan-seared

served with a

mustard sauce

THURSDAY

10/31 ♥Roast Turkey

with Stuffing and

Gravy

Slow roasted

turkey served with

bread stuffing and gravy

Quiche Lorraine

Classic French dish of bacon, onions, and Sw

iss cheese blended w

ith eggs and w

hole milk

baked in a flaky pie crust

Chicken Livers w

ith Caramelized

Onions

Chicken livers lightly coated w

ith seasoned flour

sautéed to a perfect golden

brown.

FRIDAY

11/1 ♥Chef’s

Signature Fresh Baked Salm

on-(GF)

Sirloin M

eatloaf w

ith Gravy(GF)

Our ow

n special recipe of ground

sirloin of beef blended w

ith eggs, pepper,

ketchup, W

orcestershire sauce.

♥ Ratatouille Stuffed Shells

Shell pasta stuffed w

ith eggplant, zucchini,

peppers, and onions

simm

ered with

tomatoes and garlic.

SATURD

AY 11/2

♥Fresh Fish of the Day Alw

ays som

ething special

Cajun Bourbon

Chicken A flavorful

chicken dish nam

ed after Bourbon Street in N

ew O

rleans, Louisiana

Choice Prim

e Rib Au Jus-G

F M

outhwatering

slow-roasted

prime rib

served au jus.



Sunday at the Opera One in a series of operas viewed on DVD at Pennswood Zurga —Maius Kwiecien Nadir —Matthew Polenzani Leïla —Diana Damrau Nourabad —Nicolas Testé Conductor —Gianandra Noseda Metropolitan Opera Orchestra & Chorus

Sunday October 27—The Game Room 6:30 PM—3 Acts with 1 Intermission—Ending about 9:00

French composer Georges Bizet died early (age 37), as did Mozart (36) and Schubert (31). Bizet’s less prolific composition of music was nevertheless of high quality, especially in opera. He finished Carmen in 1875, the year he died. The Pearl Fishers (Les Pêcheurs de Perles in French) premiered more than a decade earlier, in 1863. Neither opera enjoyed critical or popular success during Bizet’s lifetime. The production we will experience is a DVD of a live Metropolitan Opera performance in 2015. Synopsis: The opera is set in Ceylon (modern Sri Lanka). It could be anywhere Europeans considered exotic. The locale is only a vehicle for a human love story complicated by its circumstances and its exoticism. Act 1: Pearl fishers on a seashore near a Hindu temple sing of their dangerous occupation. Their chosen leader, Zurga, greets his long-lost friend Nadir. Together, they remember how, years before, their friendship had almost been destroyed by their mutual love of a beautiful young priestess. They renew their vows renouncing their loves to save their friendship. A boat brings ashore a veiled virgin priestess named Leila. She is here, with high priest Nourabad, to offer prayers for the safety of the pearl fishers. Nadir has returned here, having renounced his vow (soliloquy). He and Leila recognize each other. They meet alone and rekindle their mutual love. [intermission] Act 2: Leila and Nourabad remember how she had once hidden a fugitive and been rewarded with a necklace she still owns. Nadir finds Leila in the temple, they share their love (duet), but fishermen capture him as he leaves. Zurga comes to adjudicate the crime. When Leila’s veil is withdrawn (no longer a virgin), he recognizes her and in jealous rage condemns both Leila and Nadir to death. A storm appropriately ends the act. Act 3: Leila pleads to Zurga for mercy, his love is rekindled, but his jealousy prevails, and the funeral pyre is prepared. Leila and Nadir are reconciled to death (duet). But Zurga recognizes the necklace Leila is wearing. With the fishermen’s village burning, Zurga reveals that he was the refugee Leila saved. He frees her and Nadir, telling them to flee. As they depart to share a life of love together, Zurga is left to meet his fate with the fishermen.

Mary Wademan for Sunday at the Opera


Event Schedule

8:00 a.m. Welcome 8:15 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Using a Positive Approach to Dementia Care 10:00am - 10:15 a.m. Break 10:15 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Building a Dementia Friendly Community 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. Break for Lunch 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. How Lifelong Personality Traits and Preferences Affect Dementia Care 2:30 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. Break 2:45p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Making Moments of Joy 4:30 p.m. Adjourn

Pennswood Village and The Cognitive Well-Being Team Present

Teepa Snow America’s Leading Alzheimer’s and Dementia Educator

Wednesday, November 6, 2019 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Penn Hall

Documents

PENNSWOOD BULLETIN€¦ · Concert by Eliot Fisk, classical guitarist Monday, October 28 at 7:15 p.m. in Penn Hall The illustrious Spanish guitarist Andrés Segovia once wrote, “I