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Monthly Newsletter

GLENWYCKS U M M I T A T

November 2019

Growing up, I remember November as the month of winding down. Our leaves were raked, the lawn chairs and grill were stored in the garage, Dad had serviced the snowblower, and

we were offi cially ready for winter.

One particular November, temperatures started to rise and snow seemed a distant threat at best. Rather than waste those balmy November weekends, my parents decided we’d visit the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. What at fi rst sounded like a torturous exercise to me as a 12-year-old child, soon turned into a lifelong love aff air with a gift ed American artist and his prolifi c rendition of the warmth, innocence, humor, and hope of a bygone era.

Through his paintings and illustrations for the Saturday Evening Post, Rockwell captured American social history in a way that is both illuminating and inspirational. My favorites are his 1943 series entitled Four Freedoms. Within these masterpieces, Rockwell poignantly illustrates our fr eedoms of speech and worship, and our fr eedoms fr om want and fear.

This November, I invite you all to revisit and remember Norman Rockwell’s America. It’s a beautiful sight to see. Enjoy!

Laura LeathemCommunity Manager

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Manager’s Message

Staff

Community Manager

Laura Leathem

Administrative Assistant

Laurie Ignazio

Maintenance

Mike Norton

Joseph Towers

Driver/Custodian

Weekend Offi ce Assistant

Kathleen Nichols

Offi ce Phone

518-280-7340

Emergency Maintenance

518-338-9562

The Summit At Glenwyck150 Dutch Meadows LaneGlenville, NY 12302

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Help us celebrate our monthly birthdays on Tuesday, November 26th at 2:00 pm

in the Great Room. Cake & Ice Cream for all!

Wednesdays - November 6th & 20th

at 4:00 pm in the Tavern

November 6th - Lasagna Dinner

(Lasagna, Garden Salad,

Italian Bread & Dessert TBD) $15

November 20th– Chicken Francaise

(Chicken Francaise sautéed in a lemon sauce,

Roasted Potatoes, Vegetable Medley

& Dessert TBD) $15

Orders due in the offi ce by Noon

on Monday 11/4 & Monday 11/18

Sunday, November 10th1:15 pm Doors Open GR/TAV

2:00 – 4:00 pm Harvest Dinner GR/TAV4:00 pm Gary Ferris Radio Broadcast GR

HARVEST DINNERRoast Turkey

DressingGluten Free Gravy

Mashed White & Sweet PotatoesButternut Squash

Green BeansCherry saladTossed Salad

Baked & Gluten Free LasagnaSweet BreadsRolls & Butter

Mrs. Smith’s Pumpkin & Apple Pie

Please sign up in the Great Room$5.00 pp to be collected by

Ginny Mottolo, apt.316

Welcome ToThe Summit At Glenwyck

CHERYL SKOWRONEK

from Amsterdam, NY

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Every Monday Every Tuesday Every Wednesday Every Thursday Every Friday Every Saturday & Sunday

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Summit At Glenwyck Office: 518.280.7340 | Emergency Maintenance Phone: 518.338.9562

GR: Great Room

TAV: Tavern

CR: Craft Room

FS: Fitness Studio

P: Pool

CY: Courtyard

MOV: Movie Theatre

Gym

Lobby

10:00 Walking Club LOBBY

10:30 Grocery Shopping

1:15 Lit Club LIB

2:30 Quarter Bingo TAV

4:00 Happy Hour: BYOB TAV

5:30 Cards TAV

ALL SAINTS DAY

11:30 Cooking Class w/Francesca: Lemony Artichoke Pasta GR

12:00-4:00 Open Studio CR

12:30 German Language Class TAV

2:00 Quarter Bingo GR

2:30 Glenwyck Cinema MOV

6:00 Game Night TAV

ALL SOULS DAY


2:00 Dominoes TAV


4:00 Poker TAV

5:30 Mexican Train GR

6:00 Game Night TAV

DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDS


1:15 Lit Club LIB

1:30 Medicare 101 GR

2:00 Catholic Rosary Circle MOV

4:00 Service Club TAV

5:30 Pinochle & Hand, Knee & Foot TAV

9:30 Blood Pressure Clinic GR

11:00 Trip to the Polls, Glenville Senior Center

2:00 Jigsaw Puzzles GR

2:30 Docuseries: Birders MOV

6:00 Game Night: Right Left Center TAV

ELECTION DAY


11:00 Knit & Crochet GR

12:00 Entertainment Committee GR

1:15 Lit Club LIB

2:00 Catholic Communion Service MOV

2:30 Glenwyck Cinema & Popcorn MOV

4:00 Supper Club w/Maria’s Café: Lasagna TAV

5:00 Cards TAV

10:00 Bible Study LIB

11:15 Lunch At Casola Dining Room: California Cuisine $19

4:00 Scrabble TAV




11:30 Diabetic Eye Disease w/Jennifer Symon GR

1:15 Lit Club LIB

2:00 Food Florist Orders Due in Office


4:00 Happy Hour: Wine TAV

5:30 Cards TAV





6:00 Game Night TAV


1:15 Harvest Dinner Doors Open GR/TAV

2:00-4:00 Harvest Dinner Served GR

4:00 Gary Ferris Radio Broadcast GR

6:00 Game Night TAV

HARVEST DINNER &

SALUTE TO OUR VETERANS


1:15 Lit Club LIB



OFFICE CLOSED (NO FITNESS CLASSES)

VETERANS DAY

11:00 FREE Organ Concert Series: Carl Hackert & The Pacemakers Big

Band Music with “Digital Goldie”in the GE Theatre


2:30 Docuseries: Day the Dinosaurs Died MOV

6:00 Game Night TAV

8:30 Waffle Wednesdays GR


11:00 Foot Doctor


12:00 Subway Lunch-In GR

1:15 Lit Club LIB


5:00 Cards TAV


11:30 Glenwyck Book Club Lunch Outing to Carneys

1:30 Library Club LIB

2:00 Food Florist Delivers TAV

4:00 Scrabble TAV




1:15 Lit Club LIB


4:00 Happy Hour: Bloody Marys TAV

5:30 Cards TAV





6:00 Game Night TAV


2:00 Dominoes TAV


4:00 Poker TAV


6:00 Game Night TAV


1:15 Lit Club LIB


3:00 Diamond Jim Brady & Lillian Russell w/Charlie Kuenzel GR

4:00 Service Club TAV


9:30 Blood Pressure Clinic GR

9:30 Saratoga Casino & Lunch Buffet

1:00 “In Her Rightful Place” Women in Shaker Society GR


2:30 Docuseries: Woodstock MOV

6:00 Game Night: Right Left Center TAV



1:15 Lit Club LIB

1:30 Men’s Craft Beer Tasting TAV

2:00 Catholic Communion Service MOV


4:00 Supper Club w/Maria’s Café: Chicken Francaise TAV

5:00 Cards TAV

9:00 Audiology Appts SALON


11:15 Lunch At Casola Dining Room: Gastropub $19 per person

1:00 Intro to Scrapbooking w/Linda Barcus CR

4:00 Scrabble TAV




1:15 Lit Club LIB


4:00 Happy Hour: Harvest Punch TAV

5:30 Cards TAV

9:30 Exec. Board Committee Meeting CR





6:00 Game Night TAV


2:00 Dominoes TAV


4:00 Poker TAV


6:00 Game Night TAV


1:15 Lit Club LIB

2:00 Behind the Seams GR



11:30 Health & Wellness Committee Lunch Outing to Whistling Kettle

2:00 Birthday Party GR

2:30 Docuseries: Clive Davis: The Soundtrack of Our Lives MOV

2:45 GRG Meeting GR

6:00 Game Night TAV

8:30 Waffle Wednesdays GR



1:15 Lit Club LIB


5:00 Cards TAV


4:00 Scrabble TAV


OFFICE CLOSED (NO FITNESS CLASSES)

THANKSGIVING DAY



1:15 Lit Club LIB

2:30 Quarter Bingo TAV

4:00 Pizza Party GR

5:30 Cards TAV





6:00 Game Night TAV

8:15 Water Aerobics (P)

3:30 Buddy Swim (P)

8:45 Sit 2B Fit (FS)

10:00 & 3:30 Buddy Swim ( P)


9:30 Hydroriders (P)

11:00 Tai Chi (FS)

3:30 Buddy Swim (P)

8:45 Sit 2B Fit (FS)

10:00 & 3:30 Buddy Swim (P)


9:30 Hydroriders (P)

3:30 Buddy Swim (P)

10:00 Buddy Swim (P)

3:30 Buddy Swim (P) (Saturday & Sunday)

FITNESS

LEARNING

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FREE Organ Concert Series: Carl Hackert

& The Pacemakers Big Band Music with

“Digital Goldie” in the GE Theatre

Tuesday, November 12th

Bus will leave at 11:00 am

Gary Ferris Radio

Broadcast“Until It’s Over

Over There”

Sunday, November 10th at 4:00 pmGreat Room

At 4:00 pm on Sunday, November 10, the Great Room at The Summit at Glenwyck will be transformed into

a New York City radio studio in November 1944. You are invited to be in the audience for the “live”

broadcast of a weekly program from Armed Forces Radio going out to service men serving around the globe and their sweethearts at home. Author and

entertainer Gary Ferris will play the part of an offi cer in the Army Air Forces hosting the program that will include letters from soldiers and their sweethearts,

some of the hottest songs of the time, period ad spots, public service announcements and news

updates from both fronts. Come and relive those days when radio was king!

Diamond Jim Brady& Lillian Russell

Monday, November 18th, 3:00 pm

Presented by Charlie Kuenzel in the Great Room

In the later part of the 1800’s, Lillian Russell, who was a mega-star of the Broadway stage

and Jim Brady, who was a very wealthy business man, were seen together in every

possible social setting.The relationship that grew between these two well known individuals raised many questions

in social circles as to if the relationship was love or just fr iendship.

This presentation will look at that relationship and settle once and for all the truth of what

was between Lillian and Jim.

Saturdays at 12:30 pm

In The Tavern

Diabetic Eye Disease

Friday, November 8th at 11:30 amin the Great Room

Diabetic eye disease is a leading cause of blindness that oft en has no early warning signs. Learn how early detection, timely treatment and appropriate follow-up care can prevent vision loss. Presented by Jennifer Symon, Registered Pharmacist.

LEARNING

In Her Rightful Place: Women in Shaker Society

Lorraine Weiss from the Shaker Heritage Society will explore the history of the Shakers by looking at

the roles women played in the community, including religious leadership and various industries.

Tuesday, November 19th at 1:00 pmIn the Great Room

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Monday, November 4th at 1:30 pm

Great Room

Off ers an overview of Medicare, designed for

those new to or soon to be eligible for the service.

Presented by Linda Singer, Medicare Specialist.

Behind the Seams

Quilts are unique because they are both functional and artistic. Saratoga County has been home to many quilters over the past two centuries. Learn about their work and creations in this program. View images of quilts from the museum’s collection and examine an original textile to discover the clues about its origins. Presented by Anne Clothier, Education Director at Brookside Museum.

On-Site PodiatristDr. Michael Masias, DPM

Second Wednesday of every month.

To make your appointment, sign up

in the Great Room.

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Food Florist meals are available in the front offi ce any day of the week on a fi rst come/fi rst serve basis. The

below dishes are frozen and ready to be simply heated. Each 2-person serving is $11. You can also order the

meal of your choice off their extensive menu.

This month’s anyday choices:Chicken Pot Pie

Cheesy Chicken BakeBacon Swiss Quiche

Traditional Sausage LasagnaSwedish Meatballs

Too busy to grocery shop? Too tired to cook?

Complimentary beauty consultation

(appointment needed)

Massage Therapy & Nail CareAvailable Mondays by appointment

Marjorie Garden 518-522-4586

Wednesdays & Fridays • 10:00 AM—5:00 PMCall for all your hair needs.

Cindy 518-526-2262

Special for Glenwyck Residents:Complimentary wash and style the

week of your birthday!Gift Certificates Available

At Summit At Glenwyck, we are passionate about helping you live well. Let us lend a helping hand to make it a little easier to enjoy! Looking for something to do? We have access to seasonal events and directions to get there. Want to coordinate or plan a trip? We have ideas for where you may want to go and things you may want to see. Looking for a doctor or specialist? Need to dry clean that winter coat? Searching for a local veterinarian? In need of transportation? We can help! Come to the offi ce for details.

We’re here, just for you!

Concierge Services

CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST8:30 AM until 10:15 AM in the Great Room

We are happy to offer a

continental breakfast to our

residents seven days a week,

(with the exception of holidays

when the office is closed).

Start your morning off right

with a healthy breakfast while

enjoying each other’s company.

There are complimentary copies of the newspaper

located in the Great Room to read.

DELIVERY IS AVAILABLECVS (Mohawk Ave)Mondays and Wednesdays. Call Patty at 347-2206, 24 hours in advance.PRICE CHOPPERMonday— Friday. Call Jessica at 399-6474.

Fridays at 10:30 am

Mall TuesdayCheck the calendar each month for this select Tuesday trip and Mall location!

Friday Grocery Shopping

Medical Appointments

Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, between 9:00 am and 2:00 pm. Please schedule with the office at least one week in advance. Appointments must be within a 10-mile radius.

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SUMMIT AT GLENWYCK€¦ · 2:30 Quarter Bingo GR 4:00 Happy Hour: Harvest Punch TAV 5:30 Cards TAV: 9:30 Exec. Board Committee Meeting CR: 12:00-4:00 Open Studio CR: 12:30 German