SUMMIT AT SARATOGA...Friday, April 5 1:00pm Create a Spring Wreath Tuesday, April 9 at 11:30am This month we are reading and discussing The Library Book by Susan Olean. All residents

SARATOGAS U M M I T A T

Monthly Newsletter April 2019

Christy Durant Community Manager

Community Manager

Christy Durant

Resident Services Coordinator

Rebecca Detora

Concierge

Jessica Pratt

Maintenance

Jerry Gideon

Clyde Moore Jr.

Mike McGan

Weekend Concierge

Maureen Godlewski

Sandi Pickens

Jennifer Stroebel

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

April is the fi rst full month of Spring. Rainy and wet one day, the next day full of a warm promise of green growth to come. The Latin word aperio, meaning “to open or bud,”

gives us the name April.

So many special themes to celebrate in April… Humor Month, Jazz month and Earth Day! Bring a funny joke to Happy Hour on the 1st and come listen to jazz pianist Cole Broderick on the 19th. Save a tree and bring your own mug to the Great Room.

We are excited to have several “Summit University” Lifelong Learning presentations this month. Join us on the 17th for Union College’s Lifelong Learning Speaker, Greg Sauer, on The Fur Trade and Exploration of America. Also, on the 30th, local author Matthew Rozell will be back to present on his book on the Holocaust, ‘A Train Near Magdeburg’. Mr. Rozell’s book is available on Amazon if you would like to read it prior to the lecture.

With spring here and the days fi lled with sunshine, it’s time to get outside… help our “Step On It” group reach Australia, hear fr om Physical Therapist Matt Goodemote on Balance & Gait and learn more about the game of Pickle Ball on the 19th.

We are adding a new class on Tuesdays and Thursdays at noon- a Low Impact Aerobics class with weights. Come check it out!

A special thank you to all of our volunteers, residents as well as, our community volunteers. We are able to accomplish so much more due to all of your help!

Warm regards,

Join us in recognizing the volunteers who give generously of their time

to The Summit at Saratoga. A special thank you to our residents who

assist us in so many ways!

Residents are welcome to make a baked good for the Fire Department

and The Wilton Emergency Squad. We will be surprising them on

Tuesday, April 16.

April 7 - 13

THEManager’s Message

WWW.SUMMITSARATOGA.COM

Wednesday, April 3 at 11:30amTheatre How-To

Thursday, April 4 at 1:30pmResident Meeting with Christy

Thursday, April 4 at 2:15pmResident Program Meeting

Wednesday, April 10 at 11:00amGo Green Committee Meeting

All residents are encouraged to attend!

My Odyssey by TANYA SMITHI was born in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, one of the most beautiful towns in the world. My father and mother were part of an artists’ colony that had settled in San Miguel aft er World War II. My father was an art professor at La Esquela de Bellas Artes and my mother was his art student and model. My father built a beautiful house on a hill overlooking the town which was featured in an article in Life Magazine. Here he could paint and draw the city fr om our rooft op terrace.

I took my fi rst steps in Florence, Italy on the slippery cobblestones. We then headed to Paris, France where my father exhibited his paintings and my mother tried her hand at modeling in one of the many Paris fashion houses. I really loved the story my parents told me of how they met Orson Welles in one of the many Paris cafés aft er the movie, The Third Man, had just been released. They said he looked so handsome in his trench coat.

We sailed back to the U.S. in the early 1950s and settled in Greenwich Village. I grew up between the U.S. and Mexico until I was 11 years old. When I graduated high school, I joined the Air Force and became a Medic.

Once I left the Air Force, I came back to New York City and modeled for a living, while attending The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in the evening. I was told by the Academy that I had talent, but I felt it took a lot more perseverance than I had at the time.

I instead went to Hunter College and graduated Cum Laude in Art History. I then got an M.A. in French Literature fr om Rutgers. I started to teach French Literature in Connecticut, where I had moved when I married a very handsome executive and sailor.

I soon returned to work in New York City and ended up in fi nance for many top fi rms. My favorite assignment was hosting the Irving Berlin 100th Birthday Anniversary at Carnegie Hall for ASCAP. I left New York City in 1990 and traveled extensively ending up in Quebec, Canada where I spent seven years teaching American expats how to speak French.

Two and a half years ago I heard The Summit was opening up a residence, which I felt would be a wonderful place to lead a quiet existence. I have been here ever since and have found so many interesting things to do. I especially love going to the museums, the ferry rides on Lake George and the SPAC performances. The Summit has so many interesting functions to keep me occupied. I have met some extraordinary people here and hope to stop roaming for the present.

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April Birthdays

Help us celebrate our monthly birthdays on Wednesday, April 17, at 3:00pm

in the Great Room.

Cake & Ice Cream for all!

4/01 Betty O’Connell

4/03 Frank Flessner-Filzen

4/04 Joyce Thayer

4/05 Peter Barton

4/08 Elaine Haas

4/14 Ramona Swenor

4/16 Al Caruso

4/17 Lou Schneider

4/18 Betty Cassidy

4/19 Dolores Nelson

4/27 Don Swenor

4/28 Marie-Pierre Yunes

Get To Know Your Neighbor Resident Informational Meetings

Friday, April 5 1:00pm

Create a Spring Wreath

Tuesday, April 9

at 11:30am

This month we are reading

and discussing The Library Book by Susan Olean.

All residents are welcome.

No sign up necessary.

Happy Reading!

Summit Book Club

In the Craft Room

Silk Scarves

April Art ClassesApril Art Classes

Meet Dr. Michael A. Masias, DPMTuesday, April 9 at 1:00pm

Join us in the library for an

introductory meeting to discuss the

importance of podiatry services and

diff erent options for you.

In May he will be coming

for monthly visits.

Come and learn about one of the fastest growing sports at our introductory meeting on Friday, April 19 at 11:00am. Academy of Lifelong Learning Members will be joining us for Pickleball on Tuesdays, from April 23 to May 28 at 9:30-11:00am in the Great Room.

Meet in the Pickleball Courts, rackets will be provided.

Time for Pickleball

Physical Therapist, Matthew Goodemote

Balance and Gait WorkshopMonday, April 29 at 11:00am

Friday, April 19Celebrate National Jazz Month with Pianist, Cole Broderick3:00pmGreat Room

Thursday, April 25Vocalist and Guitarist, Laura Collins3:30pmGreat Room

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CHARITABLE DROP-OFFWednesday, April 3 and 171-2:00pmOfficeClothing and small items in clean, good condition.

Friday, April 191:00pm

Sleep from A to ZZZThursday, April 11 at 1:00pmLibrary

Community Activities


Thursday, April 25The Bus will leave The Summit at 12:15pm.

Based on the 1910 horror novel by Gaston Leroux,

which has been adapted into countless fi lms, The

Phantom of the Opera follows a deformed composer

who haunts the grand Paris Opera House. The

Phantom of the Opera is Broadway’s longest-running

hit. Ever.

Wednesday, April 3

Bus will leave The Summit at 10:00am.

The Hyde Collection is an historic house and museum complex with a distinguished collection of art. You will also be able to enjoy the current exhibit: Colorama.

Colorama examines captivating advertisements from more than four decades of enormous advertisements displayed in New York City’s Grand Central Terminal.

You will be able to enjoy a 45-minute tour of Colorama, as well as, a brief introductions of Hyde House and the special exhibitions. Then the group can self-guide through the spaces.

$8 per person • 10 residents minimum, 14 maximum

Monday, April 8Bus will leave The

Summit at 9:00am.

We are invited to take a guided tour of the farm located in Glenville, and learn how maple syrup is made from tree to table, as well as the history of maple making. Stop by the shop after, where you will fi nd maple syrup, maple sugar, maple candies, maple cotton candy and more!

LUNCH OUTINGKinjo Japanese Steak HouseHibachi, Sushi, Teriyaki, NoodlesMonday, April 15th

Bus will leave at

11:45am.

Off ering a wide array

of delicious, authentic

Japanese food at the

hibachi, this lunch will

be one to remember!

10 residents minimum, 14 maximum

Thursday, April 18Bus will leave

at 7:45am.

10 residents minimum

14 maximum

Breakfast at Triangle Diner

Lunch at SUNY Adirondack Culinary Arts CenterWednesday, April 24

The bus will leave The Summit at 11:30am.

The talented students of Advanced Food Service 1design the lunches and serve their creations to the

public.

Three course gourmet meals in a casual setting,

consisting of appetizer, entrée, dessert and beverage.

Now off ering cash bar serving wine and craft beer.

$15.00 per person • 10 residents minimum

Proctor’s Theatre presents

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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


Scrabble 10:30am TAVHand & Foot Card Game 1:00pm ML

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

Mahjong 5:30pm TAV Monday Night Movie 6:15pm MOV

APRIL FOOLS’ DAY

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

10:00am GRQuarter Bingo 2:00pm TAV

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

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

Hyde Collection 10:00amSocial Knitting 11:00am LIB

Theatre How-To 11:30am MOVCharitable Drop-Off 1-2:00pm OFFICE

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

Potato Chip Tasting 3:00pm GR

National Potato Chip Day

Scrabble 10:30am TAVKatrina Trask Getaway Memorial

at The Saratoga Springs Public Library 11:15am

Resident Meeting with Christy 1:30pm GR

Program Meeting 2:15pm GRThe Summit Supper Club with

Pizza and Friendship Salad 4:15pm GRPinochle 6:15pm TAV

Resident Meet-Up 6:30pm TAV

Shopping Shuttle 10:30amHistory of Dairy Farming

11:00am LIBCraft Class: Create a Spring Wreath

1:00pm CRWii Bowling 2:30pm LIB

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

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

Storytelling with Betty 1:00pm LIBOpen Studio 1:00pm CR

Movie Matinee: The Lost City of Z 1:30pm MOV

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

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

Archaeology: An Introduction to the World’s Greatest Sites 11:30am MOV

Rummikub 1:00pm TAVPoker 2:00pm GR

Downton Abbey 6:30pm MOV

Riverside Maple Farms 9:00amScrabble 10:30am TAV

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 GRBook Club: The Library Book 11:30am LIB

Dr. Masias presents Introductory to Podiatry Services 1:00pm LIB

Quarter Bingo 2:00pm TAVThe Summit Supper Club

with Five Points 4:15pm TAVPoker Night 5:30pm GRRummikub TAV 6:00pm

Social Knitting 11:00am LIBGo Green Committee 11:00am GR

Belvedere Telemedicine Enrollment 1-3:00pm TAV


Olive Oil Tasting 2:30pm GRTech Hour 3:15pm GR

All Faith Bible Study Group 5:00pm GR

Scrabble 10:30am TAVSleep A to ZZZ Presented

by MVP 1:00pm LIBScrewdrivers at The Bar 3:00pm TAV

The Summit Supper Club with Dickinson’s 4:30pm GR

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

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

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

Wii Bowling 2:30pm LIBPot Luck Appetizer 4:00pm GRBYOB Tavern Time 4:00pm TAV

Poker Night 5:30pm GR


Paparazzi Jewelry Sale 11:00am - 1:00pm GR

Open Studio 1:00pm CRMovie Matinee: Titanic 1:30pm MOV

Old Fashioned Ice Cream Soda 3:00pm TAV

Billiards 3:30pm BR

Mexican Train TAV 10:30am




PALM SUNDAY

Scrabble 10:30am TAVLunch at Kinjo Japanese Steak House

11:45amHand & Foot Card Game 1:00pm ML


Mahjong 5:30pm TAV Monday Night Movie 6:15pm MOV

Mexican Train 10:00am TAVSaratoga Casino & Raceway 9:30am

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

Quarter Bingo 2:30pm TAVThe Summit Supper Club

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

Social Knitting 11:00am LIBThe Fur Trade and Exploration

of America 11:00am LIBCharitable Drop-Off 1-2:00pm OFFICE

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

Monthly Birthday Party 3:00pm GR

Breakfast at Triangle Diner 7:45amScrabble 10:30am TAV

On-Line Shopping How-To 11:30am GRMedicare Fraud 2-4:00pm GR


Shopping Shuttle 10:30amIntroductory Pickleball Meeting

11:00am GR Craft Class: Silk Scarves 1:00pm CR

Wii Bowling 2:30pm LIBJazz Hour with Cole Broderick 3:00pm GR

The Summit Supper Club with Fish Fry 4:15pm TAVPoker Night 5:30pm GR

GOOD FRIDAYPASSOVER BEGINS AT SUNDOWN


Open Studio 1:00pm CRMovie Matinee: Gone With The Wind

1:30pm MOVRoot Beer Floats 3:00pm TAV

Billiards 3:30pm BR

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




EASTER

Scrabble 10:30am TAVHand & Foot Card Game 1:00pm ML


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

EARTH DAY

Pickleball wih ALL 9:30am-11:00amMexican Train 10:00am TAV


Quarter Bingo 2:00pm TAVSaratoga Springs Public Library Visits

GR 2:30pmThe Summit Supper Club

with Five Points 4:15pm TAVPoker Night 5:30pm GRRummikub 6:00pm TAV

Social Knitting 11:00am LIBFIRE DRILL REVIEW MEETING 11:00AM GR

Lunch at SUNY ADK Culinary Arts Center 11:30am

Belvedere Telemedicine Enrollment 1-3:00pm TAV


FIRE DRILL 3:00PM GRTech Hour 3:15pm GR

All Faith Bible Study Group 5:00pm GR

French Toast Breakfast 8:30am DRScrabble 10:30am TAV

The Phantom of the Opera at Proctor’s Theater 12:15pm

Jenga Hour 2:00pm TAVGuitarist Laura Collins 3:30pm GR

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


Shopping Shuttle 10:30amBlood Pressure Clinic 12:00pm GR

Meditation 1:00pm LIBWii Bowling 2:30pm LIB

Beer & Pretzel Happy Hour 4:00pm TAVPoker Night 5:30pm TAV

NATIONAL BEER & PRETZEL DAY


Open Studio 1:00pm CRMovie Matinee 1:30pm MOV

Coke Floats 3:00pm GRBilliards 3:30pm BR

Mexican Train TAV 10:30amArchaeology: An Introduction to the World’s Greatest Sites 11:30am MOV



Scrabble 10:30am TAVPhysical Therapist, Matt Goodmote

presents Balance & Gait 11:00am LIBHand & Foot Card Game 1:00pm ML

Food Florist Delivery 1:00pm TAVTrivia 3:00pm TAV

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

Monday Night Movie 6:15pm MOV

Pickleball wih ALL 9:30am-11:00amMexican Train 10:00am TAV


Author, Matthew Rozell presents A Train Near Magdeburg 1:00pm LIB

Quarter Bingo 2:00pm TAVThe Summit Supper Club with Primo’s 4:30pm TAV Poker Night 5:30pm GRRummikub 6:00pm TAV

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

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 GreenRecycle CLEAN plast 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.Mondays & Thursdays

from 9 am - 3 pm.

518-316-1912

Gift Certificates Available

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

Route 50 Shopping

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.

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

Guest Suite Available

See offi ce for details

In-home veterinary care for the cats and dogs of The Summit at SaratogaBy appointment: 518-796-0023

or email [email protected]% discount on examinations

and select professional services

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.

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

Concierge Services


8.8 million tons of plastics get discarded into our oceans every year. 80 percent of all trash that we create on land ends up in our oceans, of which, 90 percent is plastic. The Pacific Ocean has a “garbage pile” of plastic 2X the size of Texas? We humans now rely on plastic too much and should be mindful of how we use it. Below are 6 Things You Can Do (and Feel No Pain):1. Give up plastic bags. Take your own reusable ones to the store. A trillion plastic shopping bags are used worldwide every year, and 100 billion in the United States alone—that’s almost one per American per day. 2. Skip straws. Americans toss 500 million plastic straws every day, or about 1.5 per person.3. Pass up plastic bottles. Invest in a refillable water bottle. Some come with filters if you’re worried about water quality. Around the world, nearly a million plastic beverage bottles are sold every minute.4. Avoid plastic packaging. i.e., you can buy bar soap instead of liquid. Buy in bulk. Avoid produce sheathed in plastic. 5. Recycle what you can. Even in rich countries, recycling rates are low. Globally, 18 percent of all plastic is recycled. Europe manages 30 percent, China 25—the United States only 9.6. Don’t litter. The Ocean Conservancy has run beach cleanups for 30 years. Of the top 10 types of trash they fi nd, the only non-plastic item is glass bottles. Worldwide, 73 percent of beach litter is plastic. In 2016 the conservancy collected 9,200 tons of trash in 112 countries—only a thousandth of what enters the ocean each year.

DID YOU KNOW?

THE GREAT PACIFIC GARBAGE PATCH

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Belvedere Telemedicine Enrollment

Wednesday, April 10Wednesday, April 24

1:00-3:00pmTavern

As we all celebrate Earth Day, we should think of ways to make environmentally friendly choices.Here are some ideas:• Reusable water bottles

• Recycable cloth shopping bags

• Bring your favorite coff ee mug to the Great Room

• Go paperless and let us email you daily sheets, snow notices, meal calendars and more! If you are not on our list send us an email at; [email protected] with your name on the subject line.

LEARNING

The Saratoga Springs Public Library

Thursday, April 4

Presented by Rumara Jewett

The central feature of Congress Park’s 1922 Katrina

Trask Gateway Memorial was its beautiful Adirondack

stones, transported from near Schroon River by boat,

rail, and horse-drawn sleigh.

As Saratoga fi nishes work on the Gateway, artist

Rumara Jewett will describe its history and signifi cance

featuring readings from both George F. Peabody and

Mrs. Trask.

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

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Learn How to Detect Medicare Fraud

Tuesday, April 30 at 1:00pm

Library

Mr. Rozell off ers his unique perspective on the lessons of the Holocaust for future generations, and the impact that one person, a teacher, can make.

BOOK SIGNING TO FOLLOW

BOOKS $20.00 each

You will learn how a religious war between Sweden

and Germany led to a fashion statement that

resulted in the founding of Albany. The presenter

will also discuss the competition between England

and France for continental dominance.

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.

Brown Bag Lunch SeriesKatrina Trask

Gateway Memorial

Dairy Farming by Jessica Holmes Friday, April 5 at 11:00amLibrary

Hear the history of dairy farming, the

new technology, breeds of cows, how

to milk, stages of life, the diff erent types

of barns and hear a discussion from

Jessica Holmes on her own personal

stories of working on the farm.

Presented by Greg SauerUnion CollegeChairman of Community Outreach

Wednesday, April 17 at 11:00am

Library

The Fur Trade and Exploration of America

Protect yourself om Medicare errors, aud and abuse.Presented by the New York StateWide Senior Action Council

Thursday, April 18 2-4:00pmGreat Room

Plan of the City of AlbanyRobert Yates -1770


Friday Night Fish FryPlease sign up for Friday, April 19

Fish Fry, French Fries and Cole Slaw

4:15 pm in the Great Room

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

Summit Supper Club Meals.

Tuesday, April 2

Pot roast, potatoes, carrots, salad and rollTuesday, April 16

Baked haddock, mashed potatoes, vegetable, salad and roll

Tavern at 4:30pm, $12 per person

Thursday, April 11

Ham, scalloped potatoes, green beans and pineapple upside down cake


Please order in the offi ce by Tuesday, April 9

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

Primo Pizzeria and Italian Specialties

Tuesday, April 30Pasta and meatballs with bread


Pizza & Friendship Salad - $3 per person

Thursday, April 4 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, April 9

Roast turkey, homemade mashed potatoes,

stuffi ng, gravy and cranberry sauce

Tuesday, April 23Swedish meatballs over egg noodles

and buttered carrots

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, April 29 at 1:00pm Only pies must be pre-ordered.

Too busy to grocery shop? Too tired to cook?

Thursday, April 25 at 4:30pm TavernLinguini with white clam sauce, salad and garlic bread

$12.00 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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SUMMIT AT SARATOGA...Friday, April 5 1:00pm Create a Spring Wreath Tuesday, April 9 at 11:30am This month we are reading and discussing The Library Book by Susan Olean. All residents