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SARATOGAS U M M I T A T

Monthly Newsletter May 2019

Christy Durant Community Manager

“All that I am or ever hope to be, I owe to my mother.”— Abraham Lincoln

Community Manager

Christy Durant

Resident Services Coordinator

Rebecca Detora

Concierge

Jessica Pratt

Maintenance

Jerry Gideon

Clyde Moore Jr.

Mike McGan

Weekend Concierge

Jennifer Stroebel

Shelly Pooler

Sandi Pickens

The Summit At Saratoga 1 Perry Road Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 518-430-2136www.summitsaratoga.com

Welcome month of May, where the plantings are budding and the sun shines over us ushering in summer. The same is true here at The Summit, as we ready our outside

areas to enjoy. Join us on the patio for a fr iendly game of bocce or head out to learn how to play the fastest growing sport in the US, Pickleball. Pickleball instruction and games with Betty start on May 15th. Racquets will be available in the pavilion storage room.

This month we honor not only the hard work of our mothers but those who gave their life while serving in our Armed Forces protecting our country. We will celebrate both this month. Come to our Tea & Dessert Buff et on May 8 to honor our mothers. And later in the month we will celebrate and honor those patriots who gave their life for us at our Red, White and Blue Party featuring guitarist, Joe Gorman.

Our Summit University Lifelong Learning program welcomes back professor Marilyn Sassi for her six-week course on The Images of Childhood. A professional genealogist will be in to guide you through the fundamentals of DNA tests.

Try our new Mat Yoga Class on Fridays. Learn all about the benefi ts of yoga by instructor Lin Murphy.

So many other fun events planned as well… the “Seis” De Mayo party, a Nature Walk with Wilton Wildlife Preserve, a trip to Troy Music Hall and Rivers Casino and enjoy a mint julip at our Kentucky Derby Happy Hour-Ladies wear your Derby hats!

Warm regards,

Mother’s Day Tea & DessertsAll residents are invited to join us for a delightful afternoon featuring an

array of desserts and teas.

Nothing seems to lodge in the mind so securely as the well turned

maternal phrase… “As My Mother Used to Say”.

Join in and share your marvelous collection of the things that mothers say!!

Wednesday, May 8th at 2:00pm

THEManager’s Message

WWW.SUMMITSARATOGA.COM

Wednesday, May 1 at 1:00pmTheatre How-To

Thursday, May 9 at 1:30pmResident Meeting with Christy

Thursday, May 9 at 2:15pmResident Program Meeting

Wednesday, May 22 at 11:00amGo Green Committee Meeting

All residents are encouraged to attend!

My Journey by Barbara WhippleI was born and raised in Troy, NY. Aft er graduating fr om high school, I became a secretary at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute where I met my husband. Aft er he graduated fr om RPI we decided to travel, so we bought two Sears & Roebuck motor scooters and camped out, with a limited budget of $1.00 a day and a pup tent, fr om New York to California and back. What an adventure.

Then we moved to Peekskill, NY and lived at the Military Academy where my husband taught at an all-girls school and I worked as a secretary at Mercer University. We were there for 2 years and that was where our daughter, Tanya, was born. Soon aft er, another job opportunity came up for a teaching position at the American School in Kabul, Afghanistan. This was in the 60’s so, it was a safe place to be but was still considered a hardship post. With one ticket to Afghanistan, we air-hopped across Europe, visited 7 countries and Tanya, age 9 months, took her fi rst step on the island called Rab, on the beach off the coast of Yugoslavia. We lived in Afghanistan for 2 years and it was quite an adventure and nice to have servants and a nanny. While there, I worked for the movie director who was fi lming The Horseman with Omar Sharif.

Aft er returning to the U.S. and several jobs later, I retired fr om Albany Public Library, where I was administrative assistant to the director for 25 years.

My love of travel led me to train travel, once to Florida and another trip to Colorado.

Aft er being in an automobile accident, I found that The Summit would meet all of my needs. I especially like the community garden where I grow vegetables and fl owers. The theatre is another great amenity where several of us gather for movies throughout the week. It was a perfect fi t for me as they provide us with transportation to doctor’s appointments, lunch outings, shopping and community happenings like the Farmer’s Market. I have met so many fabulous people in this fr iendly place and the staff is wonderful!

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May Birthdays

Help us celebrate our monthly birthdays on Wednesday, May 15, at 3:00pm

in the Great Room.

Cake & Ice Cream for all!

5/03 Charlotte Bermas

5/10 David Hoadley

5/10 Adrianna Gruber

5/13 Beverly Gordon

5/19 Beth Caruso

5/19 Peter Gove

5/23 Gloria Radzieski

5/25 Joan Prins

5/25 Joanna Fisher

5/26 Joyce Sova-Gervais

5/31 Jane Yandoh

Resident Testimonial Resident Informational Meetings

MAY Art ClassesMAY Art Classes

ThursdayMay 231:00pm

Paint on Wine Glass

Wednesday, May 15 at 11:00amMusic Lounge

This month we are reading

and discussing Manhattan Beach by Jennifer Egan.

All residents are welcome.

No sign up necessary.

Happy Reading!

Summit Book Club

In the Craft Room

Every Wednesday at 9:30am on the pickleball courts beginning May 15.

Weather permitting, all levels welcome!

Appropriate sneakers are required.

Pickleball with Betty

Saturdays at 1:00pm in the Craft RoomJoin in and make a wreath that you can use for many

upcoming holidays.There’s no sewing, no hot gluing, just time spent

wrapping is all that isrequired to make this type of wreath. Please sign up in

the Great Room.

Churchill Downs, the world’s legendary racetrack,

has conducted thoroughbred racing and presented

America’s greatest race, The Kentucky Derby,

continuously since 1875. In honor of the 145th running,

we will be having a Kentucky Derby Party with Mint

Juleps and Sweet Tea. Don’t forget your hats!! Post time

will be Saturday at 6:30pm and you can watch it in the

movie theatre.

Craziest Summer Hat ContestThursday, May 16 at 2:00pm Great Room

Learn how you can qualify for a no cost caption phone for individuals with hearing loss.

Wear a crazy hat to win a gift card: 1st $75, 2nd $50, 3rd $25.

Monday, May 6 at 4:00pm

Seis de MayoJoin us for aperitivo and margaritas in celebration of Cinco de Mayo.

Kentucky Derby Happy HourFriday, May 3 at 3:00pm

Come and learn about the

benefi ts of yoga on

Friday, May 3 at 1:00pm

in the Great Room.

Join weekly on Fridays at

10:30am in the Fitness Studio.

New Weekly Mat Yoga Exercise Classwith Lin Murphy

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Community Activities


Monday, May 13Bus will leave The Summit at 11:00am

Join others for bowling and lunch. Drinks and appetizers are half price in the bar starting at noon.

8 residents minimum, 14 maximum.

TROY MUSIC HALL

Organ Concert performance by Bill

Gaillard and Sandy Johnson.

Residents are encouraged to bring a bagged lunch.

12 residents minimum, 14 maximum

Tuesday, May 7

Bus will leave The Summit at

10:30am.

The Log JamMonday May 6

Bus will leave The Summit at 11:30am.Located in Lake George, you can take pride in the beauty of

the Adirondacks while enjoying superb food.12 residents minimum, 14 maximum

Shopping at Boscov's

Bus will leave The Summit at 12:00pm

and return at 3:00pm.

Wednesday, May 1

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You can check out the hottest gaming actions in NY

and many unique dining options to choose from.

Monday, May 20

The bus will leave The Summit at 9:30am.

12 residents minimum, 14 maximum

Wednesday, May 29

The bus will leave The Summit at 10:40am. The walk

will last about an hour and begins at 11:00am.

Karner Blue Butterfly Walk

Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park

hosts a monthly guided walk

with the chance to spot the

endangered Karner Blue Butterfly.

This month’s walk will be at Old

Gick Farm.

ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING

presents an

Ice Cream Socialat

The Summit at SaratogaThursday, May 30

at 2:00pm

Come and enjoy music

by Dan Berggren

All Residents

Welcome!!!

Excursions & Events

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

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The Summit At Saratoga Office: 518.430.2136 | Emergency Maintenance Phone: 518.925.0905


BR-Billiards Room (3rd Floor)

CR-Craft Room (2nd Floor)

FS-Fitness Studio

GAM-Game Room (2nd Floor)

GR-Great Room

LIB-Library

MOV-Movie Theatre

ML-Music Lounge (3rd Floor)

P-Pool

TAV-Tavern

Please note that all outings are highlighted in red.

Presentations are highlighted in blue.

Connected Life programs and events are indicated with this icon

Marilyn Sassi: Images of Childhood 10:30am LIB

Social Knitting 11:00am CRShopping at Boscov’s 12:00pmTheatre How-To 1:00pm MOV

NEW Release Movie 1:30/6:15pm MOVMexican Train 2:00pm TAV

May Day

Scrabble 10:30am TAVMeet with the Saratoga Senior Center

1:30pm GRMost Dramatic Sports Finishes of All

Time 2:00pm MOVBocce 3:30pm PAT

The Summit Supper Club with Caputo’s 4:30pm TAV

Pinochle 6:15pm TAVResident Meet-Up 6:30pm TAV

Shopping Shuttle 10:30amIntroduction to Mat Yoga

with Lin Murphy 1:00pm GRWii Bowling 2:00pm LIB

Kentucky Derby Mint Juleps at The Bar 3:00pm TAV

Poker Night 5:30pm GR

Quarter Bingo 10:00am TAVBoard Games 10:30am GR

Patriotic Rag Wreath Making 1:00pm CRStorytelling with Betty 1:00pm LIB

Movie Matinee 1:30pm MOVFlavored Lemonade 3:00pm GR

Billiards 3:30pm BRKentucky Derby Post Time 6:30pm MOV

Pancake Breakfast 8:30am DRMexican Train 10:30am TAV

Archaeology: World’s Greatest Sites 11:30am MOV

Rummikub 1:00pm TAVPoker 2:00pm GR

Downton Abbey 6:30pm MOV

Scrabble 10:30am TAVLunch at Log Jam 11:30am

Hand & Foot Card Game 1:00pm MLTrivia 3:00pm TAV

Seis de Mayo Happy Hour 4:00pm GRMahjong 5:30pm TAV

Monday Night Movie 6:15pm MOV

Podiatrist, Dr. Masias 10:00amMexican Train 10:00am TAV

Sign-up for Summit Supper Club 10:00am GR

Troy City Music Hall Organ Series 10:30am

Quarter Bingo 2:00pm TAVThe Summit Supper Club

with Chef Mickey 4:30pm GRPoker Night 5:30pm GRRummikub 6:00pm TAV

Marilyn Sassi: Images of Childhood 10:30am LIB

Social Knitting 11:00am CRMexican Train 2:00pm TAV

NEW Release Movie 1:30/6:15pm MOVMother’s Day Tea 2:00pm GR

All Faith Bible Study Group 5:00pm GR

Scrabble 10:30am TAVBrown Bag Lunch Series: Saratoga Lake

and Her Lost Steamboats 11:15amResident Meeting with Christy 1:30pm GR

Program Meeting 2:15pm GRTech Hour 3:15pm GR

Bocce 3:30pm PATThe Summit Supper Club with Dickinson’s

4:30pm TAVPinochle 6:15pm TAV

Resident Meet-Up 6:30pm TAV

Mat Yoga & Relaxation with Lin 10:30am FS

Shopping Shuttle 10:30amJenga Hour 1:00pm TAVWii Bowling 2:00pm LIB

Rick Bedrosian Entertains 4:00pm GRPoker Night 5:30pm GR


Patriotic Rag Wreath Making 1:00pm CRMovie Matinee 1:30pm MOV

Ice Cream Novelties 3:00pm GRBilliards 3:30pm BR

Mexican Train TAV 10:30am




Mother’s Day

Scrabble 10:30am TAVBowling and Lunch at Strike Zone 11:00am

Hand & Foot Card Game 1:00pm MLTrivia 3:00pm TAV

Happy Hour 4:00pm GRMahjong 5:30pm TAV

Monday Night Movie 6:15pm MOV

Mexican Train 10:00am TAVSign-up for Summit Supper Club

10:00am GRQuarter Bingo 2:00pm TAV

The Summit Supper Club with Wishing Well 4:30pm GR

Poker Night 5:30pm GRRummikub TAV 6:00pm

Pickleball with Betty 9:30amMarilyn Sassi: Images of Childhood 10:30am LIB

Social Knitting 11:00am CRBook Club: Manhattan Beach

11:00am MLNEW Release Movie 1:30/6:15pm MOV

Mexican Train 2:00pm TAVMonthly Birthday Party 3:00pm GR

Scrabble 10:30am TAVClosed Caption Phones and

Crazy Hat Contest 2:00pm GRBocce 3:30pm PAT

The Summit Supper Club with Pratt’s Catering 4:30pm TAV


Fresh Bagel Breakfast 8:30am GRMat Yoga & Relaxation

with Lin 10:30am FSShopping Shuttle 10:30am

Blood Pressure Clinic 12:00pm GRMeditation 1:00pm LIB

Wii Bowling 2:30pm LIBBYOB Tavern Time 4:00pm TAV



Patriotic Rag Wreath Making 1:00pm CRMovie Matinee Mother’s Day

1:30pm MOVIced Tea 3:00pm GRBilliards 3:30pm BR

Armed Forces Day

Pancake Breakfast 8:30am DRMexican Train 10:30am TAV




Rivers Casino 9:30amScrabble 10:30am TAV

Hand & Foot Card Game 1:00pm MLFood Florist Delivery 1:00pm TAV

Trivia 3:00pm TAVHappy Hour 4:00pm GR

Mahjong 5:30pm TAVMonday Night Movie 6:15pm MOV


10:00am GRSaratoga Spring Library presents:

Optimize Your Brain Function 11:15amQuarter Bingo 2:00pm TAV

Saratoga Springs Public Library Visits GR 2:30pm

The Summit Supper Club with Chef Mickey 4:30pm GR

Poker Night 5:30pm GRRummikub 6:00pm TAV

Pickleball with Betty 9:30amYankee Trails: Upcoming Trips 10:00am GR

Go Green Committee 11:00am GRSocial Knitting 11:00am CR

NEW Release Movie 1:30/6:15pm MOVMexican Train 2:00pm TAV

Brew Tasting & Corn Hole 4:00pm PATAll Faith Bible Study Group 5:00pm GR

Scrabble 10:30am TAVGenealogist Presents: Understanding

the Ancestry DNA Test 11:00am LIBPaint on Wine Glass 1:00pm CR

Tech Hour 3:15pm GRBocce 3:30pm PAT

The Summit Supper Club with Pizza & Friendship Salad 4:15pm GR



Shopping Shuttle 10:30amCooking Class 11:00am GR

Blood Pressure Clinic 12:00pm GRMeditation 1:00pm LIB

Red, White & Blue Party w/ Guitarist, Joe Gorman 2:30pm GR

BYOB Tavern Time 4:00pm TAVPoker Night 5:30pm TAV


Patriotic Rag Wreath Making 1:00pm CRMovie Matinee 1:30pm MOVRoot Beer Floats 3:00pm GR

Billiards 3:30pm BR

Mexican Train TAV 10:30amArchaeology: World’s

Greatest Sites 11:30am MOVRummikub 1:00pm TAV

Poker 2:00pm GRDownton Abbey 6:30pm MOV

Office Closed


10:00am GRQuarter Bingo 2:00pm TAV

The Summit Supper Club with Five Points GR 4:15pm

Poker Night 5:30pm GRRummikub 6:00pm TAV

Pickleball with Betty 9:30amWilton’s Wildlife Karner Blue Butterfly

Walk 10:40amMarilyn Sassi: Images of Childhood 10:30am LIB

Social Knitting 11:00am CRNEW Release Movie 1:30/6:15pm MOV

Mexican Train 2:00pm TAVBailey’s over Ice Cream 3:00pm GR

Scrabble 10:30am TAVAcademy of Lifelong Learning Ice Cream Social GR 2:00pm

Bocce 3:30pm PATThe Summit Supper Club

with Pratt’s Catering 4:30pm TAVPinochle 6:15pm TAV

Resident Meet-Up 6:30pm TAV


Shopping Shuttle 10:30amWii Bowling 2:00pm LIB

Miracle Ear Hearing Aid Clinic 2:30pm GR

BYOB Tavern Time 4:00pm TAV


Hydro Rider P 8:00am/8:30amStrength Training FS 9:30am

Water Walking P 2:00pm

Water Aerobics P 8:30amAqua Fit P 9:30am

Balance Class FS 10:30amYoga FS 11:00am

Balance Class FS 11:30amLow Impact Aerobics with Weights

FS 12:00pm

Stretch N’Flex FS 9:00amSit2BeFit FS 10:00am

Water Walking P 11:00am/2:00pmBuddy Swim P 1:00pm

Hydro Rider P 8:00am/8:30amAqua Fit P 9:30am

Balance Class FS 10:30amYoga FS 11:00am

Balance Class FS 11:30am Low Impact Aerobics with Weights

FS 12:00pm

Water Aerobics P 8:30amHydro Riders P 9:30/10:00am

Water Walking P 11:00am Buddy Swim P 1:00pm

The Summit is go ing Green Recycle CLEAN p last ics, t in, a luminum, paper and g lass

FITNESS

Massage Therapy

RENEW DAY SPA

Shari Parslow 518-879-9365

Esthetician, Bhavani Kurtz

518-290-6780Residents receive 20% off regular rates

You are welcome to set up a pedicure, manicure or hair

appointment.

Please call for an appointment

518-316-1912

Gift Certificates Available

Fridays at 10:30-12:00 Let us know where you want to go.

Route 50 Shopping

Pharmacy Delivery

Please call to notify Spa Garment Care that you have items to be cleaned at

(518) 935-0525

10% off on all orders

Spa Garment CareValet Pick-up & Delivery

PrivateTransportation

Tuesdays and Thursdays 9am - 3pm.Please notify the office at least one week ahead of time.It must be within a 12-mile radius.

We are happy to off er a continental

breakfast to our residents seven

days a week. Start your morning off

right with a healthy breakfast while

enjoying each other’s company.

There are also copies of the

newspaper located in the Great

Room for residents to read.

Hearing Aid ClinicFriday, May 31 at 2:30pm in the Great Room

Complimentary Hearing Aid Cleaning

On-Site PodiatristDr. Michael Masias, DPM First Tuesday of every month.

To make your appointment, sign up in the Great Room. He will visit you in your apartment.

18 holes with cart for only $34 18 holes with cart for only $34 Monday – Thursday*Monday – Thursday*

*special discount for *special discount for The Summit residents onlyThe Summit residents only

262 Brownville Rd., Gansevoort, NY 12831 262 Brownville Rd., Gansevoort, NY 12831 www.airwaymeadowsgolf.comwww.airwaymeadowsgolf.com

18 holes with cart for only $34 Monday – Thursday*

*special discount for The Summit residents only

262 Brownville Rd., Gansevoort, NY 12831 www.airwaymeadowsgolf.com

Now delivering Rx+ more! We off er two convenient delivery options, so you can get what you need within hours or 1 to 2 days.

Residents can set up an account at CVS.com.

Please see offi ce for more details if needed.

1 Main St., Lake Luzerne, NY 12846 P: (518) 696-3214 | F:(518) 696-5192

Residents can set up an account in advance and Stone’s will deliver free of charge in the Saratoga area Monday—Friday

between 5:30pm and 6pm.

You must be home to accept delivery.

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

Concierge Services


“Volunteering is a work of heart”

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Usually, we come to know compassion first from our mothers. We all need it from time to time and we need to have it for others from time to time. No matter where we live, what we have, what our age is. We need to feel for another’s suffering and be willing to help others when the moment arises. It has to do with being thoughtful and decent. Compassion is the culmination of all virtues.

Sometimes this is not as easy for some as it may be for others. However, doing things that we see as uncomfortable or not easy is the price we pay for a meaningful life. Sometimes compassion can be just that. We judge and compare, thinking we are better or more advanced, intellectual. To put yourself in someone else’s shoes is always a good practice. Perhaps best when you find yourself judging another. One day may be good for you and you pick apart another’s life. Then you find yourself in a similar situation the next. Life is a constant flux of juxtapositions. Then you find yourself being judged. This flow keeps us all human; if we are open to it and strive to understand the lesson.

Compassion is not idealistic. It can be considered as a spiritual tool. It is known to be good for your physical and mental health too. It can lower your stress levels and alleviate a feeling of depression. So, be compassionate. Show your flaws and accept others’. It is essential to our spiritual growth as humans and contentment in our daily life.

compassion

For more information and to enroll, please contact Belvedere at 518-694-9400 option 4.

What is Telemedicine Plus?• Direct communication with Virtual ER Medicine Team• Convenient access to diagnosis, testing and medicationOne call to get connected• Available for all non-life threatening issues

Free 24/7 access to health care providers

Now available to all Summit Residents

A supplementary service provided by Belvedere Home Care.

1 Van Tromp Street, Albany NY 12207

Stop in the office if

you are interested in

purchasing a hat for

$10.00.

Let’s join together for

the 27th Annual National

Association of Letter Carriers

Stamp Out Hunger Food

Drive

We will have a basket for

non-perishables located on

the vestibule tables at each

end of the building.

This food drive reaches

out to over 10,000 food

agencies.

Help us

STAMP OUT HUNGER!

Summit At Saratoga Hat

the key to a more meaningful and healthy life

Summit Service Club

Wellness Tip

Images of ChildhoodMarilyn Sassi, Professor and HistorianSix-week Course on Wednesdays at 10:30am in the library beginning May 1. Please Sign Up

Come and learn how the perception

of a child’s needs has changed

dramatically since the 16th century. It

will illustrate the appearance of children

through the centuries and cover topics

such as clothing, discipline, education, nurturing and the

overwhelming diff erences between the classes and cultures.

The history of these topics will run through the early 20th century.

LEARNING

Feed Your Head: Optimize Your Brain Function

Tuesday, May 21

The Bus will leave The Summit at 11:15am.

Registered Dietician, Jennifer Linehan will dispel

food myths and discuss the benefi ts a wholesome

diet can have on your brain.

Join professional genealogist Lisa Dougherty for

an informative session that will guide you through

the fundamentals of DNA tests. Topics covered will

include DNA basics, exactly what you can expect

to get from an ancestry test, the truth about DNA

myths and interpreting ethnicity estimates.

Understanding The Ancestry DNA Test

Lisa E. Dougherty Professional Genealogist

Thursday, May 23 at 11:00am

Library

Thursday, May 9

The Saratoga Springs Public Library

The Bus will leave The Summit at 11:15am.

Presented by Captain Hal T. RavenJoin the owner of the Adirondack Cruise and Charter Company for a look back in time. Relive the golden years of Saratoga Lake!

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Brown Bag Lunch Series:Saratoga Lake and Her Lost Steamboats

Archaeology: An Introduction to the World’s Greatest Sites

Sundays at 11:30am in the Theatre

Join The Great Courses and National

Geographic for a spellbinding journey

to wonderous ancient sites, and explore

the greatest marvels of archaeology.


Sign up on Tuesdays from 10:00am - 11:00am in the Great Room for upcoming

Summit Supper Club Meals.

Tuesday, May 7

Meatloaf, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetable, tossed salad

Tuesday, May 21

Shrimp alfredo, penne pasta, vegetable, tossed salad

Great Room at 4:30pm, $12 per person

Thursday, May 9

Shepherd’s Pie

Tavern at 4:30pm, $14 per person

Please order in the offi ce by Tuesday, May 6

Pre-ordered prepared soups, entrees and desserts available to be delivered at 4:15pm.

Pizza & Friendship Salad - $3 per person

Thursday, May 23 at 4:15pm in the Great Room

Please bring a topping for the salad and the pizza will be delivered. Soda is provided. You are welcome to bring

another beverage of choice.

Saratoga 5 Points Market & DeliTuesday, May 28

Manicotti stuff ed with

spinach, roasted red

peppers, sweet sausage,

garlic bread

Try a delicious homemade dinner pre-made just for you!

Tavern @ 4:15pm $10.00 per person

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Food Florist meals are available in the front office any day of the week on a first come/first serve basis. The below dishes are frozen and ready to be simply heated. Each 2-person serving is $11.

This month’s choices:Chicken Pot Pie

Traditional Sausage LasagnaZucchini Spinach Lasagna

Crunchy Chicken Casserole

Regular Delivery Monday, May 20 at 1:00pm Only pies must be pre-ordered.

Too busy to grocery shop? Too tired to cook?

Thursday, May 16Baked stuff ed chicken with ham and spinach, steamed

green beans, potato

Thursday, May 30Shrimp and mixed vegetables over penne with a garlic

cream sauce, garlic bread, salad

Tavern at 4:30pm, $12 per person

Pratt’s Catering

Summit Supper Club


Live Well Age Well

The Connected Life Program focuses on

highlighting the four key aspects we believe are a

vital part of a healthy, happy, and balanced life.

Residents are able to choose activities and programs

that complement their personal tastes in Health &

Fitness, Lifelong Learning, Community Activities,

and Leisure & Recreation. The best part? All

programs are free for our residents along with a daily

continental breakfast.

This includes all of our wellness activities, referrals

to community service providers, an array of

educational programs, choices of weekly recreational

events, regular social opportunities and gatherings,

transportation services for shopping, medical visits,

and so much more!

As seniors, sometimes we think we have

seen (and know) it all, but as John Wooden

once said “It’s what you learn after you

know it all that counts.” We have monthly

lectures and presentations on an array of

topics to stimulate the mind.

LEARNING

Being part of a community is more than

just being neighbors. It’s individuals com-

ing together to build each other up, share

similar interests, laugh together, and help

each other grow.

ACTIVITIES

Healthy living is an integral part of the

Connected Life Program. Whether you’re

a devoted yoga class-goer, enjoy taking

evening walks with a friend, love water

aerobics, or just need to meditate in the

morning before you start your day, our

Health program has something for you.

HEALTH

Summit residents are never without an

opportunity to have some fun. Whether

it’s trying their hand at a friendly game

of cards, unwinding in the salon, perfect-

ing their cross stitch, or just relaxing and

catching up with other residents.

LEISURE

One Perry Road • Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 • 518.430.2136

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