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Some people celebrate Senior Citizens Day on August14th, marking the date that President Franklin Rooseveltsigned the Social Security Act in 1935. However, in1988, President Ronald Reagan declared August 21st tobe National Senior Citizens Day. His proclamationsaid, “For all they haveachieved throughoutlife and for all theycontinue to accomplish,we owe older citizensour thanks and aheartfelt salute. We canbest demonstrate ourgratitude and esteemby making sure that our communities are good placesin which to mature and grow older—places in whicholder people can participate to the fullest and can findthe encouragement, acceptance, assistance and services

they need to continueto lead lives ofindependence anddignity.” That messagesounds like the perfect description of Pacifica Senior

Living Forest Trace! With our array of activities,programs, outings and observances, we try our utmostto make this a place you can be proud to call home.That’s not to mention the superb grounds which canbe described as an oasis withinthe hustle and bustle of SouthFlorida! We will celebrate SeniorCitizen’s Day at 2:00 p.m. on

Sunday, August 20th, with aspecial matinee show presentedby Florida’s Senior Idol 2017, theincredible Jamie Danger. Check the calendar insideand you’ll see that every day is agreat day for seniors here at PacificaSenior Living Forest Trace. Wehave another month full of amazingentertainment, educational lectures,your favorite games, an array of outings, of course,special events like our Family Night celebration. Lookinside for all the details.

FAMILY NIGHT CONTINUES TO DAZZLE!

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British Family Night Fun! What a great night we had visiting England. Much to everyone’s delight, theBritish food was fabulous! What a wonderful surprise it was to have Franco Corso asa guest star in Sandy’s Show. We hope you were one of the lucky few who stayed afterthe show for another impromptu 30 minutes of music with Sandy and Franco. Enjoythe photos of this special evening.

Pacifica Senior Living Forest TraceSummertime Happenings

Join Us in CelebratingSenior Citizens Day

Celebrated Sunday, August 20th

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August is here! How quickly each yearpasses, so let’s take advantage of this precioustime. Our theme this month is based on aquote from Robert Browning, a renowned19th century poet. He wrote, “A man’s reachshould exceed his grasp, for what’s a heavenfor?”

What does this mean for us at this timein our life? I have concluded it can beinterpreted with three meanings. First it

can suggest peace of mind; second, making every “magicmoment” count; and finally, application of practicalexercises. Peace of mind begins with acceptance of self, ourpersonality assets, our character liabilities. Then we canreach out to acceptance of others in the same realms.This brings us a truth to our reality and our calm toexternal anxieties, the true meaning of peace of mind.“Making every moment count,” I learned from my dearnon-conformist Aunt Fannie. Sometime I’d like to devotea whole column to her life. Her experience and exploitstook her from fame and riches to loss of all but herabdominal joy of life. She was the epitome of makingevery moment of her life meaningful by reaching, reaching,and then enjoying the results...only to reach even higher. Finally, we humans should always drive and dreamfor goals beyond that of which we have already obtained.For example, if we have walked to the Clubhouse andreturned by tram, let’s set our sights on walking bothways. If we are able to read two pages of any materialsbefore dozing, let’s try for the third or fourth page. Thereare so many ways to challenge ourselves and these arethe practical applications of “reaching beyond our grasp.” And now, in treasured memory of Pearl Klein, I’mhappy to share a poem she wrote, given to me by herhusband Charles, entitled “Gold Years Lament.”Another ache, another painAnother day to complainTeeth are gone, hair is greyVisions bad, what can I say?Love handles, got bunions tooFallen arches, what else is new?My hearing’s so so, it had better beMy spouse is deaf, it’s up to meEvery pang creates fearBut the ringing noises are only in my earGolden years are overratedI’d rather be twenty than be datedYou can have the early special and the discount, tooWithout teeth, how can I chew?So I close this lament with a pleaPlease God, have pity on me Thank you, Charles, for giving us this gem toremember her. Happy waning summer days. —Love, Suzy

Making Moments Count

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DEARSUZY August Birthdays

May You Enjoy a Truly Wonderful Day!

AUGUST EMPLOYEE BIRTHDAYS

EILENE COLE .............2NDLEO WEISSMAN..........4THMARTHA LEVY ............6THTRUDY NELKIN............6THMURRAY “DOC” SOLOMON.........................7TH

MEYER SAMSON .......11THGLORIA SELLERS ........11THSHIRLEY TASK ...........11THMILDRED BEAL ..........12THPAUL STINE ..............12THANNE MANDERS-GLICKMAN............................12THIRVING “RED” SMITH ..14THMIKE MORRIS...........16TH

LEAH BLASBERG.........17THJAN EISENBERG.........18THIRWIN ZUCKERMAN....19THLOU HORN..............20THESTELLE GEORGOFF ....21STEVELYN SCHACKNOW.21STTHELMA SCHLEIFER .....21STSALLY SHENKIN.........24THHENRIETTA “HENNY” WILD.......................24TH

SHERRY BRUCKER.......25THSYLVIA RABB ............27THBOB ROSENTHAL .......28THSHIRLEY VAXER..........29THDORINNE LEVICK .......31ST

RIDLEY HARROW — Dining Room . . . . . . . . . . . . 1STDALUSMAR GERBIER — Kitchen . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2NDJACQUELINE GIBBS — Business Office . . . . . . . . . 3RDEDGAR VALCIN — Dining Room. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3RDCOURTNEY WILLIAMS — Maintenance . . . . . . . . . 3RDIMMACULA CHARLES ST-LUCIEN — Assisted Living. . 5THNELLIE SLOWLEY — Assisted Living . . . . . . . . . . . 5THHUGH DENTON — Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . 8TH

RANI PERSAD — Director of Finance . . . 10THHOSEA HALL — Housekeeping 13THJULIETTE FARQUHASON —

Housekeeping . . . . . . 15THWARREN LESLIE — Dining Room . . 15THAUGUSTUS WRIGHT—

Kitchen . . . . . . . . . 23RDANNETTE COLE —

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AMAZING CHOICES OF GREAT DESTINATIONS!

If you haven’t taken a trip to the beach and astop at the Aruba Beach Café, you have anotherchance on Wednesday, August 2nd. There’snothing like enjoying the salt air and listeningof to the sound of the ocean. You’ll have two opportunities to try wooing“Lady Luck” this month. Try your hand at theMardi Gras Casino on Wednesday, the 9th.This smoke-free casino features 1,000 slot machinesalong with a poker room. It seems that everyoneis familiar with the Coconut Creek Casino, our destination onWednesday, the 23rd. Choose from over 2,000 slots and lots ofother action at this outpost of the Seminole Tribe. Both trips

depart at 10:30 a.m. and you must signup in advance.

The Stage Door Theatre is bringing backone of its most popular shows, and you havethe option to enjoy the performance on Wednesday,August 30th. The Sunshine Boys, by NeilSimon, was produced on Broadway in 1972and later adapted for film and television.

The story follows the attempt by a youngtheatrical agent to reunite his elderly uncle, aformer vaudevillian great, with his long-timestage partner for a TV reunion. Despite their

celebrated reputation, the two old men have not spoken in12 years. Besides remastering their sketch, the two men havenumerous issues to work out before returning to the public eye. Sign up for all these outings at the Front Desk, any dayafter 5:00 p.m.

DATE TIME DESTINATIONWednesday August 2nd 10:30 a.m. Aruba’s on the Beach Saturday August 5th 1:00 p.m. Coral Square MallSunday August 6th 1:30 p.m. Ms. Senior Florida Pageant Tuesday August 8th 4:30 p.m. Dinner Outing—Mai Kai RestaurantWednesday August 9th 10:30 a.m. Mardi Gras CasinoSaturday August 12th 1:00 p.m. Town Center Mall in Boca RatonSunday August 13th 1:00 p.m. Festival Flea Market MallWednesday August 16th 12:00 noon Lunch Outing—TooJay’s Jewish DelicatessenSaturday August 19th 1:00 p.m. Tower Shops and Trader Joe’sSunday August 20th TBA Local MovieTuesday August 22nd 4:30 p.m. Dinner Outing—Mario the BakerWednesday August 23rd 10:30 a.m. Coconut Creek CasinoSaturday August 26th 1:00 p.m. The Promenade Shoppes in Coconut CreekSunday August 27th 1:00 p.m. Broward MallWednesday August 30th 1:00 p.m. The Sunshine Boys at Stage Door Theatre

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Take in a Show, Visit the Casino or Enjoy the Beach

Welcome to Pacifica Senior Living Forest Traceand thanks for choosing our community as your new home.

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Meet and Greet Your Newest Friends!Joan BriteJane Belkin

Marion HagenBarbara Toney

David & Rochelle VelenWally Gottesman

REMEMBER THAT YOU MUST SIGN-UP FOR ALL REGULARLY SCHEDULED AND TICKETEDEVENTS AT THE FRONT DESK AFTER 5 P.M. WEEKDAYS OR ANYTIME WEEKENDS.

Fun with HorticultureTuesdays, August 1st, 15th and 29th

1:00 p.m. Horticulturist and radio personality RobertBornstein will be with us three times in August. OnAugust 1st, learn about rare and exotic spices andtheir health benefits and history. On August 15th, he will show you how to growyour own succulents. Plus, the plant clinic will beopen. Bring your plant down for identification and“TLC.” Have a face lift from garden home remedies thatmake you look 20 years younger on the 29th.Presidential Joke Day

Friday, August 11th • 11:00 a.m.We often think of American presidents as butts of jokes, the muses

for mockery and the subjects of satire. But every once in a while, ourcommanders-in-chief (or their speechwriters) come up with a few wittywisecracks of their own. Friday, August 11th is Presidential Joke Day—aholiday to commemorate the fact that presidents sometimes have a senseof humor. The holiday began in 1984, when Ronald Reagan made ajoke during a sound check for a radio broadcast. “My fellow Americans,”he said, “I’m pleased to tell you today that I’ve signed legislation thatwill outlaw Russia forever. We begin bombing in five minutes.” Reaganwas not aware, however, that his feed was live. And unfortunately, noteveryone got the joke. Soviet officials got word of the broadcast and putthe military on high alert. Once the threat of nuclear war had abated,Americans found the situation hilarious, and decided to memorializeReagan’s famous quip by instituting National Presidential Joke Day. Toget you geared up to celebrate this holiday properly, we’re saluting thesepresidential knee-slappers at our Presidential Joke Club at 11:00 a.m.in the Card Room.

NEWS AND NOTESCircle of PHIE

Saturday, August 12th • 11:00 a.m. Join Suzanne Juster on the 12th and enjoy herspeaking about the great Murray Banks, one ofthe most sought-after speakers in America in the1950s and 60s. He was a clinical psychologist andwas formerly a full professor of psychology at LongIsland University. Not too many psychologists turnout to be comedians, but Murray’s sense of humorwas so well received in his lectures, he ended upwriting some very funny books as well as recordingseveral comedy albums like “Just in Case You ThinkYou’re Normal,” “Jewish Stories Mit Psychology”and “Stop the World, I Want to Get Off.”

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Ms. Senior Florida PageantSunday, August 6th • Departs at 1:30 p.m.

The Ms. Senior Florida Pageant is one of the greatest tributes tosenior women. Ladies from all around the state garner friends and family

to celebrate their 60-plus years of joyand service to loved ones and community,radiating an inner and outward beauty.The 2017 pageant will be held on Sunday,August 6th, at the Julius LittmanPerforming Arts Center and we will betaking a bus to see the pageant.

Our very own Activities Assistant Jamie Danger will be competingin this year’s event, hence our reason for attending. For those of you whodon’t know, Jamie recently won the 2017 Florida Senior Idol competitionand now she is hoping to win the title of Ms. Senior Florida and go onto compete in the national pageant later in the year. The Pageant is anexciting combination of talent and inner beauty along with individualfulfillment and elegance. Each contestant meets individually with a panelof judges. This is her opportunity to demonstrate her personality andconversational skill, and begins the judges’ task of selecting the lady whobest meets the ideals of Ms. Senior America. The contestants are judgedon their interviews, evening gown, philosophy of life and talent. Thepageant is a very entertaining show to see, but when you are there rootingfor somebody you know, it makes it even more interesting. Tickets arejust $20, so sign up fast at the Front Desk because seating on the bus islimited. Come and support Jamie!

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The Brain TrainTuesday, August 22nd • 11:00 a.m.

In August many people head off on vacation,often to visit foreign lands. Find an itinerary in thisteaser. Directions: Read through the following sentenceto find the hidden names of two countries.(Note: This is not an anagram game; just scan theletters in consecutive order to map your answers.)

“SITE-SEEING”

ALTHOUGH BOTHERSOME,SWOLLEN GLANDS ARE USUALLYLESS PAINFUL THAN TONSILITIS.

Come to the next “All Aboard the Brain Train” classfor the answer to this and more amazing puzzlers.

Your Pacifica Forest Trace Management Team

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Campbell Epes III......................Executive DirectorSandy Warren.....................Entertainment DirectorMichelle Slagel .......Community Relations DirectorRobin Hammer ......Community Relations DirectorOwano Boothe .......Director of Dining & Catering

Stephen Fornataro..................Director of Environmental Services

Rani Persad ..............................Director of FinancePearl Osilaja McKenzie

............................Director of Resident Services

EXCITING AND THOUGHT-PROVOKING LECTURES!Fake News: From Then to Now

Tuesday, August 1st • 11:00 a.m. What we once defined as news has gone through a metamorphosisthat has allowed “fake news” to blossom. We will learn about theevents responsible for transforming the news business into somethingthat would have been completely unrecognizable to its pioneers,such as Edward R. Murrow and Walter Cronkite. Highlightsinclude the “happy news” format of the 1970s to today’s digitaland social media platforms that are changing the landscape forboth for viewers and journalists on a daily basis. Join Barb Bestini,former Director of Integrated Media at NBC6.com.

Pakistan and “Firearms in America”Wednesdays, August 2nd and 16th • 10:45 a.m.

Firearms are an undeniable component in both the story ofthe growth of the United States and of our culture today. JoinSterling University professor Phil Leto as he examines the political,legal and social forces which, for the past four decades, have madehandguns and automatic weapons the subject of fierce debate.The result: today, it is easier to purchase a firearm of any kind,procure a concealed weapon permit to carry it and justify the useof deadly force through “stand your ground”-like statutes. Jointhe discussion on the 2nd. As Britain partitioned its Indian empire in 1947, it createdPakistan as a state for hundreds of millions of Muslims living onthe subcontinent. Eventually, a “stable” Pakistan evolved; teeteringbetween democracy and military dictatorship and becoming anuclear power as it warily eyed its mortal enemy, India. Since the9/11 attacks this American “ally” has become a haven for terroristfugitives like Osama bin Laden while facing an adversary its ownSpecial Services forces helped create: the Taliban. Don’t miss thistimely program on the 16th.

The Woman Behind the New DealMonday, August 7th • 11:00 a.m.

Join Ronelle Delmont for a look at The Woman Behindthe New Deal: Frances Perkins by Kirstin Downey. FrancesPerkins is no longer a household name, yet she was one of themost influential women of the twentieth century. Named Secretaryof Labor by FDR in 1933, she spearheaded the fight to improvethe lives of America’s working people while juggling her owncomplex family responsibilities.

Jewish HistoryTuesday, August 8th • 11:00 a.m.

We welcome back Sheila Garber on the 8th for anotherfascinating lecture on Jewish History. Sheila has a BS in Educationand a Masters Degree in Math Education from Temple.

The Fortune Teller’s KissWednesday, August 9th • 11:00 a.m.

Goldie Witrock reviews The Fortune Teller's Kiss (AmericanLives) by Brenda Serotte. The book is a heartfelt tribute to adisappearing culture and a paean to the author’s truly quirky clan,especially her beloved champion, her father. It is a cultural historyof the Bronx 50 years ago, its middle-class inhabitants, their attitudestoward contagious illness, womanly beauty, poverty and belonging.

Understanding the World of EconomicsSunday, August 13th • 7:00 p.m.

Brilliant lecturer Rudy Berberian is back with a programthat will teach you the differences between Macroeconomics andMicroeconomics. He will explain how opportunity profits aredetermined and how U. S. Treasury bonds are purchased. He hasa way to simplify confusing concepts that are so important foreveryone to know. He makes listening and learning fun!

Handling Difficult SituationsMonday, August 14th • 11:00 a.m.

We all come across difficult situations in life and sometimeswe handle them in the wrong way and make them worse. Takeaway the guess work of how to react and let Esther Cohen teachyou the secret of handling difficult situations.

The Science of AgingTuesday, August 15th • 11:00 a.m.

Anne Goldberg, is a motivational speaker and coach forseniors. Join her for a fascinating look at what we now know aboutthe science of aging and exactly how much control we each haveover our health and well-being.

Leonard Bernstein: The Man, MusicMonday, August 21st • 11:00 a.m.

Cantor Paul Offenkrantz presents “Leonard Bernstein:The Man and His Music.” Conductor. Composer. Pianist. Scholar.Author. Television Personality. Political Activist. Musical Ambassador.Icon. For a generation, the name Leonard Bernstein was synonymouswith classical music. He was the first to understand and utilize thepower of television to dispel the perception of classical music asboring, inaccessible and somber, and showed that it could beexciting, joyous, and relevant

Vacation DestinationTuesday, August 22nd • 7:00 p.m.

Pianist/composer/arranger Gail Smith has given workshopsand concerts all over the U.S, Japan, Sweden and Germany. Shehas authored numerous books and the method book Celebratethe Piano. This program will take you on vacation with music.

Comden & Green, Plus Pete SeegerWednesdays, August 23rd and 30th • 11:00 a.m.

Harry Getzov is fast becoming one of our favorite lecturers,so this month we are lucky enough to have him on two consecutiveweeks. Join him for “The Life and Music of Betty Comden andAdolph Green” on the 23rd. The following week, on the 30th,catch “The Life and Music of Pete Seeger.” If you haven’t seenHarry’s video talks, come enjoy. You’ll be “wild about Harry,” too.

Beneath the LaughterTuesday, August 29th • 11:00 a.m.

Come and meet Victoria Jolson—daughter-in-law of AlJolson. A former Rockette, she sang with Glenn Miller Orchestraand has performed solo at Carnegie Recital Hall. Her book Beneaththe Laughter tells personal stories about her friends Red Buttons,Milton Berle, Phyllis Diller, Sir Michael Caine, Sid Caesar, LizaMinelli, Lord Laurence Olivier, Frank Sinatra and many others.

Asi AlisadeTuesday, August 1st • 7:00 p.m.

Asi Alisade is a Moscow Conservatorygraduate violinist with more than 20 years ofinternational playing experience. Now settled

in South Florida, he plays in several local symphony orchestras inincluding the Palm Beach Opera, the Miami City Ballet and others.In his solo concerts he plays a variety of well-known music thatyou can’t help but sing along with as you have a great time.

Cherrill RaeSaturday, August 5th • 7:00 p.m. Cherrill Rae is a world-class singer andcomedienne who has headlined at Caesars Palace,the MGM Grand, the Sands Hotel and Casino andon every major cruise line around the world. Justto name a few of her TV appearances, Cherrill guested on JohnnyCarson’s Tonight Show, The Merv Griffin Show and AmericanBandstand. She has had five top-ten hits in Canada as well as thetop 40 in Europe and here in the U.S. The CBC, Canada’s maintelevision network, had her host a special in Switzerland withsuper group, Abba. Cherrill was voted Best Variety Performancein TV by the Canadian ACTRA Awards. Now happily living inFlorida, she is able to share her talents with us.

Marlene and Chet SolenderSunday, August 6th • 7:00 p.m.

The Solenders are musichistorians and entertainers whohave been bringing their knowledgeand love of musical theater toaudiences in New York, here inFlorida, and to cruise ship audiencesaround the globe. Using theirunique entertainment skills, thestories and anecdotal tales of

composers, lyricists and Broadway figures are punctuated by themusic of the time. With Chet on the piano and Marlene narratingand providing the vocals, they fill the room with story and song.

David Curtis MutterTuesday, August 8th • 7:00 p.m. David Mutter has won the heartsof his audiences since his first pianorecital at age seven and throughout his30-year career as Royal Caribbean CruiseLines’ premier piano bar entertainer. Hehas been heralded as “The Robin Williamsof the Piano” for his extemporaneous,quick-witted physical comedy, and “TheIncarnation of Victor Borge” for hisclassic elegance, prodigious piano antics and funny facial expressions.David is one of the most revered piano-vocal entertainers on bothland and sea. A true ambassador of love, sharing smiles witheveryone he encounters, David has entertained in more than 60countries and on virtually every continent. On the 8th, he willperform timeless classics along with some of his original compositions.

Andrea GarofaloWednesday, August 9th • 7:00 p.m.

Andrea’ Garofalo’s love and passion for musicmakes him unique and one-of-a-kind in his industry.His rendition of music is matchless, except perhapsto the Masters themselves—Pavarotti, Bocelli, and

his most beloved Enrico Caruso. In addition to being a soloperformer, he is the founder of The Legendary Tenors and Canada’sThree Tenors. He travels extensively throughout Canada andthe USA performing not only as himself but also as Enrico Caruso.He honors this master by singing his famous songs while dressedin his full 1920’s attire. Andrea is a versatile entertainer who not only has masteredthe art of Opera, but also enjoys performing a variety of musicstyles such as Pop, Folk, Broadway and the entire collectionof romantic tunes from the famous crooners. He performs in thelikeness of and with songs from artists such as Sinatra, DeanMartin, Tom Jones, Louie Prima, Mario Lanza, Elvis, Julio Iglesias,Il Divo and Michael Buble, to name but a few. Andrea’s extraordinary,award-winning tenor voice always thrills his audience.

Dawn CarrSaturday, August 12th • 7:00 p.m. Dawn is the founder and leader of thesinging group, The Swing Sisters. Although livingin South Florida, she was born and raised inEaston, Pennsylvania. She has appeared on radio, in commercialsand on TV. Dawn has traveled internationally and throughoutthe U.S., performing with many of the greats such as RosemaryClooney, the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, Frankie Avalon,Connie Francis, Little Anthony and The Del Vikings justto name a few. Dawn also performed, with Dick Clark asmaster of ceremonies, for a tribute to Bob Hope honoringhis work with the USO and his hilarious movies.

Mei Mei LuoWednesday, August 16th • 7:00 p.m. On the 16th, we welcome back world-renowned violinistMei Mei Lou. Mei Mei earned her bachelor’s degree from the

Shanghai and ShenyangConservatory of Music.Since moving to Floridashe has been recognized asone of South Florida’s finestviolinists. Until its closing,she was the concert masterof the Florida PhilharmonicOrchestra.

As a soloist, she hasperformed the Tchaikovsky,Mendlessohn and Bruch

violin concertos. She is concertmaster of Orchestra Miami andThe South Florida Philharmonic Orchestra, and has been a regularmember of the Palm Beach Chamber Music Festival since 2000.Miss Luo has also played as a member of the Philadelphia ConcertoSoloists and Orchestra. Mei Mei will be bringing with her a veryfine piano accompanyist.

Gary ClarkSaturday, August 19th • 7:00 p.m. Multi-talented recording artist Gary Clarkis also a musical arranger and pianist. His actconsists of some of the most beautiful songsfrom the most famous composers—AndrewLloyd Weber, Michel Legrand, Gershwin,

Kern, and Cole Porter among others.Gary Clark is referred to as “The Modern Liberace” andyou’ll see why when you hear his choice of material andhis “big playing style.”

Jamie DangerSunday, August 20th • 2:00 p.m. Powerhouse vocalist Jamie Dangerhas the unique gift of entertaining people.She has headlined on the high seas fornumerous cruise lines, yet first and foremost,Jamie is a studied and trained vocalist who can tear your heartout in a song of sadness or sing a number that lets you laugh atyour own frailties. As a special treat for Senior Citizens Day, enjoyJamie Danger, the ultimate entertainer!

SheilaShteyrenbergSaturday, August 26th7:00 p.m.

Ukrainian born Sheila Shteyrenbergis an accomplished pianist and singer.She has performed throughout Europeand sings in English, Italian, French,Hebrew, Russian and Spanish. Sheilahas recently been featured in SouthFlorida and Ocean Drive magazines

as well as the Miami Herald. She brings us her talents on Saturday,the 26th.

Larry BrendlerSunday, August 27th • 7:00 p.m.

Larry Brendler was such a smash hit last month,we brought him back by popular demand. However,don’t think you’ll hear the same music. Larry hasthe widest range of music known to man! He is by far the busiestmusician in South Florida. If you want to have a good time, don’tmiss Larry’s show on the 27th.

Phil and LaurieAdamsWednesday, August 30th7:00 p.m. Phil and Laurie Adams havebeen professional musicians andcomposers for over 30 years.Performances range from Phil as Joseph and Laurie as the Narratorin Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat to Scrooge andMrs. Cratchet in their self-penned musical, Petal of the Rose, basedon the story of Dickens, A Christmas Carol. Laurie spent many years singing jingles and together theyhave written a large catalog of songs. Over the years they haveprogrammed, directed and performed in numerous stage productionswith local churches, both locally in South Florida as well as theMidwest. In 1998, they moved south to Florida from Wisconsin. They especially love musical theatre and take great joy inperforming their favorites for you. They performed songs fromthe show My Fair Lady at their last performance here and thistime you’ll enjoy the music from Oklahoma!

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From stages all around the world we welcome Josie O’Donnell as our Irish Family Night StarEntertainer. This enchanting singer, actress, comedienne is fondly known in the business as the “IrishYenta.” She has performed at Caesar’s Palace in Atlantic City, the famous London Palladium, TrumpPlaza and even at the White House as a part of Danny Kaye’s World Tour. She will thrill you with herimpressions of London Music Hall stars and make you laugh with comedy tunes from her native land,Ireland. From slapstick to sentimentality, Josie O’Donnell lights up any stage. Don’t forget to sign up your family and friends for this wonderful Irish Family Night well inadvance. Remember, the amazing price of just $10 includes two hours of Happy Hour featuring livemusic, complimentary cocktails and hot hors d’oeuvres. It also includes a splendid dinner and thisspectacular performance. This event becomes more popular each month, so please make sure you signup with OB, our Dining Room Manager, well before the 21st to avoid disappointment. Then, getready to enjoy an afternoon and evening that will have your Irish eyes smiling!

Star EntertainerStar EntertainerSpecial Irish Family Night Entertainer

Josie O’DonnellWednesday, August 23rd • 7:15 p.m.

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CALENDAR SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

Doctor Appointments North and South Tower Departures by Reservation Morning LAUDERHILL/ TAMARAC Afternoon SUNRISE/PLANTATIONOne week advance notice is required.On the day of your appointment, pleasecheck in at the Front Desk with yourReservation Slip no later than 45 minutesprior to your departure time.

Doctor Appointments North and South Tower Departures by Reservation Morning CORAL SPRINGS, MARGATE, LAUDERDALE LAKES, HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL Afternoon SUNRISE/PLANTATIONOne week advance notice is required.On the day of your appointment, pleasecheck in at the Front Desk with yourReservation Slip no later than 45 minutesprior to your departure time.

Doctor Appointments North and South Tower Departures by Reservation Morning LAUDERHILL/ TAMARAC Afternoon CORAL SPRINGS MARGATE LAUDERDALE LAKESOne week advance notice is required.On the day of your appointment, pleasecheck in at the Front Desk with yourReservation Slip no later than 45 minutesprior to your departure time.

Banking Bank of America, BB&T, Chase, Sun Trust, South Trust, TD Bank, Wells Fargo Dry Cleaners North Tower Departure 9:15 a.m. South Tower Departure 9:30 a.m.Publix, CVS,Walgreens,Post Office North Tower Departure 10:45 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. South Tower Departure 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.Tamarac Library By Reservation

Church Main Lobby Departure By Appointment

Publix Main Lobby Departure 9:30 a.m.

Local Movie Main Lobby Departure Time: TBA Check Front Desk or Mall Trips Main Lobby Departure 1:00 p.m.

9:30-10:30 Large Print Library LIB10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR Strength and Balance10:30 New Resident Orientation DR11:00 Jewish History Lecture CR with SHEILA GARBER 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with MARTY LACKS 2:30-3:00 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 4:30 Depart: Dinner Outing AL at Mai Kai Restaurant 7:00 Showtime with AL DAVID MUTTER Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-10:30 Large Print Library LIB10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR Strength and Balance11:00 Nova Lifelong Learning CR with BARB BESTINI— “Fake News: Then to Now” 1:00 Fun with Horticulture JDR with ROBERT BORNSTEIN Rare and Exotic Spices 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with SANDY ROSS 2:30-3:00 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Entertainment with AL Violinist ASI ALISAID Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Publix AL10:00 Exercise with Curtis CR 11:00 Jewelry Making with CR Veronica Fuchs 12:30 Sunday Movie Musical— JDR “The Benny Goodman Story” 1:00 Ice Cream Social CR 1:30 Depart: Ms. Senior Florida AL Pageant 2:30 Word Fun LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Music Historians AL MARLENE and CHET SOLENDER Coffee and Chat Follows CR

PRESIDENTIAL JOKE DAY10:00 Musical Exercise with Sandy CR10:00 Putt a’Round with Campbell PG11:00 “Presidential Humor” CR with SANDY 1:00 Blackjack CR 2:00 Blackjack CR 2:30 Trivia with Judy LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Friday Night Movie— JDR “The Zoo Keeper’s Wife” [BIO-DRAMA—R] 7:15 Shabbat Services CR with Cantor TED KATZ Coffee and Chat Follows CR

10:00 Musical Exercise CR with Sandy10:00 Putt a’Round PG with Campbell11:00 Comprehensive Wellness CR Health and Wellness Lecture 1:00 Blackjack CR 2:00 Blackjack CR 2:30 Trivia with Judy LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Friday Night Movie— JDR “Hidden Figures” [BIO-DRAMA—PG] 7:15 Shabbat Services CR with Cantor BILL WOOD Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Walmart AL 9:30 Depart: 44th Street AL10:00 Classical Exercise CR with Robin12:30 Matinee Movie— JDR “Love Song” [DRAMA—NR] 1:00 Depart: AL Coral Square Mall 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with DAVID GORDON 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Performance— AL CHERRILL RAE Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Yoga with Satya CR11:00 Book Review with CR RONELLE DELMONT—“The Woman Behind the New Deal: Frances Perkins” 1:00 Duplicate Bridge with CR Margery Pecoraro 2:30 Trivia LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “The Young Victoria” [BIO-DRAMA—PG] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Walmart AL 9:30 Depart: 44th Street AL10:00 Classical Exercise with Robin CR11:00 “The Circle of PHIE” with CR SUZANNE JUSTER12:30 Matinee Movie— JDR “Rumor Has It” [COMEDY—PG13] 1:00 Depart: Town Center Mall AL in Boca Raton 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with CHRIS AUTORE 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Performance— AL DAWN CARR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:00-10:00 Large Print Library LIB 9:30 Shopping Spree— CR Avon Boutique10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR11:00 Chorus Rehearsal AL12:30 Music Appreciation— JDR Francesco Libetta (Pianist) 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with PETER BRAY 2:30-3:30 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “Mr. Church” [DRAMA—PG13] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Musical Exercise CR with Sandy10:30 Depart: AL Mardi Gras Casino11:00 Book Review with CR GOLDIE WITROCK— “The Fortune Teller’s Kiss” 1:00 Blackjack CR 1:30 Charity Knitting Club LIB 2:00 Blackjack CR 3:00 Zumba Gold Dance and AL Exercise with Marion 3:00 Word Fun LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Performance— AL ANDREA GAROFALO Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Musical Exercise CR with Sandy10:30 Depart: AL Aruba’s on the Beach10:45 Sterling University Lecture CR with PHIL LETO— “Firearms in America” 1:00 Blackjack CR 1:30 Charity Knitting Club LIB 2:00 Blackjack CR 3:00 Zumba Gold Dance and AL Exercise with Marion 3:00 Word Fun LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Town Hall Meeting with CR Executive Director Campbell Epes Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:00-10:00 Large Print Library LIB 9:30 Shopping Spree— CR Karen’s Boutique10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR11:00 Chorus Rehearsal AL12:30 Music Appreciation— JDR “Rigoletta” (Opera) 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with SPOOKEY JONES 2:30-3:30 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “Patriot’s Day” [THRILLER—R] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

Fridays SaturdaysTemples Main Lobby Departure 8:30 a.m.

Walmart Superstore Main Lobby Departure 9:30 a.m.

Shoppes of 44 Street Main Lobby Departure 9:30 a.m.or Mall Trips Main Lobby Departure 12:30 or 1:00 p.m. Check Schedule for Details

Doctor Appointments North and South Tower Departures by Reservation Morning SUNRISE/PLANTATION Afternoon LAUDERHILL/TAMARACOne week advance notice is required.On the day of your appointment, pleasecheck in at the Front Desk with yourReservation Slip no later than 45 minutesprior to your departure time.

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9:00-10:00 Large Print Library LIB 9:30 Shopping Spree— CR Marina’s Boutique10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR11:00 Chorus Rehearsal AL12:30 Music Appreciation—Bach: JDR Brandenburg Concertos 1-6 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with CARL EVANS 2:30-3:30 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “Memoirs of a Geisha” [DRAMA—PG13] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-10:30 Large Print Library LIB10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR Strength and Balance11:00 The Brain Train CR with JUDY HERMAN 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with RICH HERNANDEZ 2:30-3:00 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 4:30 Depart: Dinner Outing AL at Mario the Baker 7:00 Musical Lecture by AL GAIL SMITH—“Vacation Days” Coffee and Chat Follows CR

10:00 Exercise Class CR10:00 Putt a’Round PG with Campbell11:00 BRAIN BLAST Trivia CR 2:00 Blackjack CR 2:30 Trivia with Judy LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Friday Night Movie— JDR “Going in Style” [COMEDY—PG13] 7:15 Shabbat Services CR with Cantor TED KATZ Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Walmart AL 9:30 Depart: 44th Street AL10:00 Classical Exercise with Robin CR10:30 Charcoal Drawing Lessons CR with Art Teacher Debora Haley12:30 Matinee Movie— JDR “The Other Woman” [COMEDY—PG13] 1:00 Depart: The Promenade AL in Coconut Creek 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with CHRIS AUTORE 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Performance— AL SHEILA SHTEYRENBERG Coffee and Chat Follows CR

IRISH FAMILY NIGHT 9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Musical Exercise with Sandy CR10:30 Depart: AL Coconut Creek Casino 11:00 HARRY GETZOV Lecture— CR “Comden and Green” 1:00 Blackjack CR 1:30 Charity Knitting Club LIB 3:00 Zumba Dance/Exercise AL 3:00 Word Fun LIB 4:00-6:30 Family Night Happy CR Hour with Live Music, Hot Hors d’oeuvres and Drinks 7:15 Star Performance—“Irish AL Yenta” JOSIE O’DONNELL Coffee and Chat Follows CR

Tuesday 29 Wednesday 30 Thursday 31 9:00-10:00 Large Print Library LIB 9:30 Shopping Spree— CR Barbara and Mel’s Boutique10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR11:00 Chorus Rehearsal AL12:30 Music Appreciation— JDR Puccini’s “La Rondine”” (Opera) 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with PETER BRAY 2:30-3:30 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “Diana” [DRAMA—PG13] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-10:30 Large Print Library LIB10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR Strength and Balance11:00 Lecture/Book Review by CR Author VICTORIA JOLSON 1:00 Fun with Horticulture JDR with ROBERT BORNSTEIN— Garden Home Remedies 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with GENE FABIAN 2:30-3:00 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Sing Along with AL MARY-JANE CUNNINGHAM Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Musical Exercise with Sandy CR11:00 Musical Lecture with CR HARRY GETZOV—“Pete Seeger” 1:00 Depart: Stage Door— AL “Sunshine Boys” 1:00 Blackjack CR 1:30 Charity Knitting Club LIB 2:00 Blackjack CR 3:00 Zumba Gold Dance and AL Exercise with Marion 3:00 Word Fun LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Performance— AL PHIL AND LAURIE ADAMS Coffee and Chat Follows CR

SENIOR CITIZENS DAYCELEBRATION

9:30 Depart: Publix AL10:00 Exercise Class CR 11:00 Arts and Crafts with Adam CR 12:30 Sunday Movie Musical— JDR “Tea for Two”TBA Depart: Local Movie AL

1:00 Ice Cream Social CR 2:00 Special Senior Citizens AL Day Show with Ms. Florida Senior Idol JAMIE DANGER 3:00 Word Fun LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Music Hour with AL Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Yoga with Satya CR11:00 Lecture with Cantor CR PAUL OFFENKRANTZ— “Leonard Bernstein: The Man and His Music” 1:00 Duplicate Bridge with CR Margery Pecoraro 2:30 Trivia LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “The Notebook” [ROMANCE—PG13] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Publix AL10:00 Exercise Class CR 11:00 Painting Class with Sally CR 12:30 Sunday Movie Musical— JDR “The Toast of New Orleans” 1:00 Depart: AL Broward Mall 1:00 Ice Cream Social CR 2:30 Word Fun LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Showtime with AL LARRY BRENDLER Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Yoga with Satya CR11:00 Yiddish Hour with CR COOKIE BLATTMAN 1:00 Duplicate Bridge with CR Margery Pecoraro 2:30 Trivia LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “Crazy Stupid Love” [COMEDY—PG13] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:00-10:00 Large Print Library LIB 9:30 Shopping Spree— CR Marzee’s Boutique10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR11:00 Chorus Rehearsal AL12:00 Birthday Bash DR12:30 Music Appreciation— JDR “The Nutcracker” (Ballet) 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with SPOOKEY JONES 2:30-3:30 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “The Lovers” [COMEDY—R] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-10:30 Large Print Library LIB10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR Strength and Balance11:00 Lecture with Savvy Seniors’ CR ANN GOLDBERG— “The Science of Aging” 1:00 Fun with Horticulture JDR with ROBERT BORNSTEIN— Grow Your Own Succulents 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with DRAGAN 2:30-3:00 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Book Review with AL GLORIA SHAPIRO—“Marilyn: The Passion and the Paradox” Coffee and Chat Follows CR

10:00 Musical Exercise CR with Sandy10:00 Putt a’Round PG with Campbell11:00 Nutritionists’ Chat CR 1:00 Blackjack CR 2:00 Blackjack CR 2:30 Trivia with Judy LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Friday Night Movie— JDR “Enigma” [THRILLER—R] 7:15 Shabbat Services CR with Cantor BILL WOOD Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Walmart AL 9:30 Depart: 44th Street AL10:00 Classical Exercise CR with Robin10:30 Charcoal Drawing Lessons CR with Art Teacher Debora Haley12:30 Matinee Movie— JDR “Jesse Stone: Sex Change” [MYSTERY—NR] 1:00 Depart: Tower Shops/ AL Trader Joe’s 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with “K.J.” 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Performance— AL GARY CLARK Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Musical Exercise with Sandy CR10:45 Sterling University Lecture CR with PHIL LETO—“Pakistan”12:00 Depart: Lunch Outing AL at TooJay’s Jewish Deli 1:00 Blackjack CR 1:30 Charity Knitting Club LIB 2:00 Blackjack CR 3:00 Zumba Gold Dance and AL Exercise with Marion 3:00 Word Fun LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Performance—Violinist AL MEI MEI LUO Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Publix AL10:00 Musical Exercise CR with Sandy 11:00 Painting Class with Sally CR 12:30 Sunday Movie Musical— JDR “The Band Wagon” 1:00 Depart: AL Festival Flea Market Mall 1:00 Ice Cream Social CR 2:30 Word Fun LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Lecture by Professor AL RUDY BERBERIAN— “Understanding Economics” Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Yoga with Satya CR11:00 Lecture with ESTHER CR COHEN—“Handling Difficult Situations” 1:00 Duplicate Bridge with CR Margery Pecoraro 2:30 Trivia LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “How Do You Know” [COMEDY—PG13] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

On-Site Wellness ServicesVISITING

PHYSICIANSOn-Site Medical ProfessionalsAvailable by Appointment

Dr. SteinDERMATOLOGISTAlternate Tuesdays

Dr. GoldbergOPHTHALMOLOGIST

Dr. FarbmanRHEUMATOLOGISTWednesdays

Dr. KochINTERNISTMondays

Dr. ResslerPODIATRISTAlternate Thursdays

Dr. LindenCARDIOLOGISTFridays

WellnessCenterOpen 7 Days

7:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.Call (954) 572-2100, Ext. 30

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