Volume 151 June 26 to July 9, 2016

Taylor Community 2016 Music Series

Inextinguishable Brass Quintet Sunday, June 26 at 3:00 p.m.

Open Houses are Back!

You will likely notice some extra activity on the Laconia campus on Wednesday afternoons as Open Houses resume for the season, with prospective new residents invited for information and tours. Have friends, family or acquaintances who might like to attend? Be sure to tell them of these events, each Wednesday from 1-4pm.

Open Houses will also be held each Thursday from 1-4pm on the Back Bay campus in Wolfeboro.

The Bulletin

Gina McGuire presents

Movement, Music, Meditation and Your Mind: Healing From

the Inside Out

This presentation will help you to discover easy and effective ways to heal the frazzled mind with the therapeutic use of

music, gentle movement and meditation.

An interactive presentation known as “lecture-cise” will encourage you to reconnect with your own physical, mental, spiritual and emotional health. The interactive portion is appropriate for all fitness levels and can be done entirely from a seated position. This program will occur at Woodside, on Monday, June 27 beginning at 6:30 PM.

Please RSVP at 524-5600.

Local Business Offers Warm Welcome to Taylor Residents

With Bike Week in full swing several AL residents had ex-pressed to Wellness Director Tammy Levesque that they would like to “see the motorcycles.” Not wanting to disappoint and having the Taylor bus available she filled it up with folks and headed downtown. It was too quiet for their liking there, so off they headed down Rollercoaster Road to the Weirs.

Pulling into the Broken Spoke Saloon, they paused to admire the long lines of decked-out bikes. Apparently their interest was appreciated, and business owner Buddy, along with the lead singer of the band currently entertaining, boarded the bus just to say hello and pass out free Broken Spoke “koozies” to the group.

Thanks Tammy, for the fun ride, and thanks Broken Spoke, for the warm Bike Week Welcome!

Brendan Smith presents

The Flatlander Chronicles

Weirs Times and Cocheco Times editor Brendan Smith will be sharing stories on his adjustment to life in New Hampshire after moving here from New York thirty years ago, as they appear in his book "The Flatlander Chroni-cles." This program will occur at Woodside, on Wednesday, July 6 at 6:30 PM.

Please RSVP at 524-5600.

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Master Crystal Cutter Pepi Hermann

Pepi Hermann has been creating hand cut crystal master-pieces since 1974. As one of only a handful of master crystal cutters in the United States, he has devoted his

career to reviving the lost art of Brilliant cut crystal. This presentation will occur at Woodside, Monday, July 11 beginning at 6:30pm.

Please RSVP at 524-5600.

Staff Spotlight

Tammy Smith

It was such a pleasure interviewing and getting to know Tammy Smith a little better.

Tammy Smith is the Cook Supervisor here at Taylor Community. You can often see her warm smile at Woodside as she prepares, cooks and serves the co-workers and residents she has come to consider ‘family.’

Tammy has worked at Taylor for 11 years. She started out as a dishwasher and dietary aide. Previously, she had sixteen years under her belt as a cook at a local long term care facility. She came to Taylor as the place she wanted to work and patiently worked and waited for appropriate openings as she worked her way up.

She says her biggest joys are her four grand-children –that she clearly adores. There is Arora,10; Braydon,4; Liam,3; and Camden who is one year old.

Her children include, Nicholas, who used to work here as a youngster and who will be getting married this July. Best wishes to him.

Another son, Brent, also works in culinary services at the Veterans Home—must be in the genes!

Tammy’s step-daughter just graduated from high school and will be heading off to Utica College in New York.

Tammy has shared the last 11 years with her husband, Kyle. Kyle—you may know—he is also a cook here at Taylor Community! Tammy says they are simply happy together, whatever they are doing.

When talking about work, she says that she comes to work because she loves coming to work and that she loves her co-workers and residents.

Tammy’s motto: “Wake up in the morning, take one day at a time and live life to the fullest!”

~ Susan Denopoulos

Fitness Corner

Walk the Opechee Park Track with Tammy ̶ Every Wed., 9:00 AM- Call Tammy to sign up at 366-1206.

Corn Hole Tournament (Bean Bag Toss) ̶ Wed., July 6 at 2:30 PM- Join us at the Woodside Tent Area for some good clean competition, watermelon and iced tea.

Dock Dogs Party Trip ̶ Fri., July 8 at 10:30 AM- Travel by bus to see dogs perform off the docks, catching Frisbees, etc. End with an ice cream at Jordan’s! Please call JoAnn at 366-1234 to register. (No Strength & Stretch or Aqua Strength today)

Water Balloon Fun ̶ Come and throw a few! Have fun and cool off during the “Dog Days of Summer”! This event will take place at all 3 main buildings, outside. Woodside: Mon., July 11 at 3PM (following the Resident Town Hall meeting); Ledgeview: Tues., July 12 at 2PM; Taylor Home: Fri., July 15 at 2PM.

Miniature Golf ̶ Monday, July 25 at 1:15PM- Travel to Funspot and play miniature golf indoors. Enjoy ice cream on the way home! Please call JoAnn at 366-1234 to register. (No Aqua Strength today)

Dog Show ̶ Wednesday, July 27 at 2PM- Enjoy watching residents’ dogs parade in a theme of their choice, followed by (what else?) hot dogs! Dog owners please register with Tammy at 366-1206.

Archie Richards Performs

Classical Pianist Archie Richards will entertain us with his classical repertoire which includes works of Chopin, Rachmaninoff, Beethoven, Mozart, and others. His songbook selections include music of Cohan, Rogers, Gershwin, Bacharach, and others. Please join us at Woodside Wednesday, July 13 beginning at 3:00 PM.

Please RSVP at 524-5600.

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Did You Know?

On the Laconia campus, a closed-circuit TV station, “Touchtown,” (Channel 14.1 on newer digital flat-screen televisions, Channel 98 if you have an older model with a “DTA” box) posts current

activities and menus as well as other notices of general interest to residents. In addition to viewing Touchtown on your personal televisions, monitors are also located in the main lobby at Taylor Home, on the first floor of Ledgeview and in the lobby at Woodside.

Are you computer savvy? Taylor’s website (taylorcommunity.org) has a special new section just for residents. The bottom of the home page has a link titled “Resident’s Login” under “What’s Happening” where you type the password “taylor” (all lower case). Here you can view The Bulletin, check out menus, trips, activity schedules, new residents and more. Let us know what you think!

Taylor Community Resident Forum Election Results 2016-2017

(1-Year Terms)

Ledges Larry Guild

Ken Haley

Peg Petrie

Denise Stringfellow

Bryan Walker

Woodside Don Foudriat

Lois Lunetta

Bev Martin

Ledgeview Barbara Miles

Kathy Russ

Taylor Home Donna Garrison

Back Bay Linda Schweikert

Meeting House Ralph Kemper

Taylor Community Resident Forum The purpose of the Forum is to promote communi-cation among Taylor Community residents, Taylor Community Administration, and the Taylor Community Board of Trustees, and to enhance the quality of life of the residents. It shall accomplish this goal by bringing together the various representatives, at regularly scheduled meetings, to share the comments, ideas and concerns of all residents regarding the ongoing Taylor Community mission, its activities and future plans. Members of the Forum are elected from each residential community: Taylor Home, Ledgeview, Ledges, Back Bay, Meeting House Commons, and Woodside. Taylor Community Administration (represented by the Executive Director) and the Chair of the Board of Trustees serve as ex-officio members without voting powers. The Forum meets on a regular basis as determined by the Forum, but shall always meet during the first week of February and August. The meetings will be held at the various campuses on a rotating basis, to the extent possible.

Carol Pierce presents

Refugee Resettlement in Laconia

In this roundtable presentation, Carol Pierce, Director of the Laconia Human Relations Committee, will help us understand the process of refugee resettlement in Laconia by sharing the stories of recently arrived refugees and

those involved in the resettlement process. This presentation will occur at Woodside, Monday, July 18 beginning at 6:30 PM. Please RSVP at 524-5600.

Brother vs. Brother and Friend vs. Friend Stories from the Civil War

Civil War Historian Dave Decker has been a resident of Laconia and Gilford, N.H., since 1963. He graduated from the University of New Hampshire and majored in government and then graduated from Boston

College law school. His interest in the Civil War began in high school. He became a member of the Civil War Round Table of New Hampshire in 1997 and has presented to Civil War round tables and historical societies across New England. This presentation will occur at Woodside, Tuesday, July 26 beginning at 2:00 PM. Please RSVP at 524-5600.

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TRIPS FLIER – JULY 2016 SIGN-UP MAY BEGIN FRIDAY, JUNE 24. Please call 366-1234.

NOTE: MANY OF THESE TRIPS HAVE SPECIFIC RESERVATION DEADLINES; PLEASE BE SURE TO MEET THEM WHERE REQUIRED.

There is a $10 fee charged for cancellations within 72 hours of the trip. Non–residents pay a $10 fee for going on Taylor Community trips.

The trips have descriptors – Easy, Moderate, and Independent – indicating the degree of mobility [walking, standing, stepping, etc.] required in order to safely participate and enjoy the trip. If a trip requires pre-paid tickets or entry fees, you cannot be reimbursed if you cancel from the trip OR if Taylor needs to cancel the trip due to weather conditions that make driving unsafe.

Please Note: All pick-up times are an approximation as circumstances may arise that could alter times by a few minutes.

Friday – July 1 – The Lakeport Freighthouse Museum and the Lake Winnipesaukee Museum with lunch at Fratello's [Moderate] A day of local history will begin with a tour of the Lakeport Freighthouse Museum which includes some wonderful Railroad and Lakeport (Lake City) history. We will then go across the street to lunch at our local Italian Restaurant, Fratello’s, which has an interesting history of it’s own having previously been an Indian Head Bank Branch location. After lunch the group will visit the Lake Winnipe-

saukee Museum where we will learn more about the history of Lake Winnipesaukee. There are no admission charges to either museum, but donations are always welcome. The bus will begin picking up residents on the Laconia campus at 9:30 AM.

Thursday – July 7 – Winnipesaukee Playhouse – A Midsummer Night’s Dream with dinner at the Lakehouse Grille [Easy] Reservations needed no later than June 30. A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare is an enchantingly romantic comedy! When four crisscrossed lovers flee from their overbearing parents into an enchanted forest, they become unknowingly embroiled in the battle between the king of the fairies and his bride. Add to the mix a troupe of would-be actors, a mischievous

sprite, and an errant love potion, and you have the recipe for Shakespeare’s most-beloved comedy. Tickets $18 - $31. The bus will begin picking up residents on the Laconia campus at 12:45 PM.

Thursday, July 14 – NH Music Festival – Brazilian Expressions [Easy] Reservations needed no later than June 30. Tropical nights, snakes slithering down trees, Carnival…this program captures the allure of Brazil. Miguel del Aguila is a Uruguayan-born American composer. His piece is a new concerto for cello, which is all about the Tango roots in Uruguay, Argentina and Brazil. The Revueltas Colorines is a cool, brash piece of Mexican avant garde with folk music elements. Villa Lobos was the most prolific Brazilian composer with more than 2,000 works! His eighth Bachianas Brasileiras piece is well known—lyrical, noble, with a spirited ending. Tickets are $42.00. The bus will begin picking up residents on the Laconia Campus at 5:30 PM.

Wednesday – July 20 – Interlakes Theatre – The Producers [Easy] Reservations needed no later than July 13. Bialystock and Bloom! Those names should strike terror and hysteria in anyone familiar with Mel Brooks’ classic cult comedy film. Now as a big Broadway musical, The Pro-

ducers once again sets the standard for modern, outrageous, in-your-face humor. It is a truly “boffo” hit, win-ning a record twelve Tony Awards and wowing capacity crowds night after night. The plot is simple: a down-on-his-luck Broadway producer and his mild-mannered accountant come up with a scheme to produce the most notorious flop in history thereby bilking their backers (all “little old ladies”) out of millions of dollars. Only one thing goes awry: the show is a smash hit! The antics of Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom as they maneuver their way fecklessly through finding a show (the gloriously offensive “Springtime for Hitler”), hiring a director, raising the money and finally going to prison for their misdeeds is a lesson in broad comic construction. At the core of the insanely funny adventure is a poignant emotional journey of two very different men who become friends. With a truly hysterical book co-written by Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan (Annie) and music and lyrics by Mr. Brooks, The Producers skewers Broadway traditions and takes no prisoners as it proudly proclaims itself an “equal opportunity offender!” The bus will begin picking up residents on the Laconia Campus at 12:45 PM.

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Thursday – July 21 – NH Music Festival – Composer Portraits [Easy] Reserva-tions needed no later than July 7. This Composer Portrait concert features the work of composer, conductor and multi-instrumentalist, David Amram. David started his professional life in music in the early 1950s playing French horn in the legendary jazz bands of Charles Mingus, Dizzy Gillespie and Lionel Hampton. Appointed by Leonard Bernstein as the first Composer-in-Residence for the New York Philharmonic in 1966 (2016 is the 50th anniversary of his appointment), he also composed the

scores for the films Pull My Daisy, Splendor In The Grass and The Manchurian Candidate. He has collaborated as a musician with Thelonious Monk, Johnny Depp, Hunter S. Thompson, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, Arlo Guth-rie, Pete Seeger, Paquito D’Rivera, Tito Puente and many others. The bus will begin picking up residents on the Laconia Campus at 5:30 PM.

Friday – July 22 – Scenic Cruise on the M/S Mount Washington with lunch at Garwood’s in Wolfeboro [Moderate] Reservations needed no later than July 15. The MS Mount Washington is the flagship vessel of the Winnipe-saukee Flagship Corporation. Its home port is on Lake Winnipesaukee at The Weirs. The history of the MS Mount Washington dates back to 1872 when the original paddle steamer Mount Washington was launched from Alton Bay. Our group will debark in Wolfeboro where we enjoy lunch at Garwood’s on the shores of Winnipesaukee. We will then complete part two of our cruise back to The Weirs. Cruise tickets are $23 per person. The bus will be picking up residents on the Laconia Campus at 9:00 AM.

Wednesday – July 27 – Dining Out at The Manor on Golden Pond [Easy] Reserva-tions needed no later than July 19. This New England luxury resort began as a love story at the turn of the 20th century when a wealthy Englishman captured the heart of a beautiful debutante. In 1907 on Shepherd’s Hill, amid the tall sentinel pines, they built a magnificent country estate with sweeping vistas overlooking Squam Lake, of Golden Pond fame. The Manor’s 13-acre property, with sweeping panoramic views of the foothills of the White Mountains, has

been masterfully restored and is a proud member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World. At the Manor, your Four Diamond fine dining experience will be enhanced by the beauty of the Van Horn room, an intimate setting with elegant décor, reminiscent of a fine English table. The bus will begin picking up residents on the Laconia Campus beginning at 5:00 PM.

Thursday – July 28 – NH Music Festival - Ein Deutsches Requiem [Easy] Reservations needed no later than July 14. Soprano Tami Petty made her Merkin Hall solo debut as the 2014 Winner of the Joy in Singing Award. She has also performed as a soloist at Carnegie Hall with the American Symphony Orchestra and at Avery Fisher Hall with the New York Philharmonic. Bass-baritone Paul Max Tipton enjoys an active career in opera, oratorio, and chamber music and has performed and recorded throughout North America.

He has recently appeared with the symphonies of San Antonio, Grand Rapids, the Orchestra of St. Luke’s, and has performed with the New York Philharmonic as part of their first-ever Bach Festival. The bus will begin picking up residents on the Laconia Campus beginning at 5:30 PM.

Friday – July 29 – Visit the Christa McAuliffe Planetarium and lunch at The Common Man [Moderate] The McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center honors the memory of Alan Bartlett Shepard, the first American in space (1961) and Sharon Christa McAuliffe, one of the seven crew members of the Space Shuttle Challenger and the first teacher in space. Following the tour and planetarium show the group will lunch at The Common Man Restaurant in Concord. Admission is $14 and includes the planetarium show. The bus will begin picking up residents on the Laconia Campus at 9:00 AM.

Saturday – July 30 – Lakes Region Rotary Car Show at Faro Italian Grille [Independent] This car show is hosted by the Lakes Region Rotary to raise funds for local charities. Using proceeds from past shows they have awarded over $30,000 to Lakes Region Area charities. The featured charities this year are the Belknap House and the Greater Lakes Child Advocacy Center. The bus will begin picking up residents on the Laconia Campus at 9:30 AM.

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Please Join Us for a Going Away Party!

The Dining Services department requests the honor of your presence at a Going Away Party for Amanda Picardi. Amanda has been a great asset and good friend, and we want to give her a wonderful sendoff.

Please come and enjoy the fun and wish her well, Wednesday, June 29 from 2:00 - 4:00pm in the Lake Room at Ledgeview.

We wish Amanda the best of luck in her new endeavors!

Colonial Theater Restoration Project The photographic display depicting the Colonial Theater restoration progress is now on display at Woodside… stop by to take a look at the amazing work that is being done in Laconia’s downtown!

Welcome New Staff

Carlie Burke, Plymouth, joins us as Activi-ties Coordinator. She attended Plymouth State University, earning a degree in Health Promotion. Carlie enjoys traveling, and has been to Cuba, China, Sweden, Denmark, Norway and more.

Alaina Begg, New Hampton, joins us as LNA. She attended Champlain College in Burlington, VT, and earned her LNA certification at LNA Health Careers. Alaina worked prior at Gunstock for 8 years as HR Assistant. She loves cats, and has two. Alaina plans to continue her education in healthcare, and would like to travel to Europe and visit the U.K.

Ashli Worden, Hill, joins us as Per Diem LNA. She attended LNA Health Careers, and earned her certification at St. Francis. Ashli worked prior as a waitress.

Emily Mulleavey, Loudon, joins us as LNA. She attended Keene State College and earned her LNA certification through the Red Cross. Emily loves to read and exercise.

Luke Mostoller, Alton Bay, joins us as Groundskeeper. A 3-sport athlete and honor student, Luke worked at Gunstock last winter teaching small children the basics of skiing. He loves to travel out west.

Courtney Haislip, Barnstead, joins us as LNA, having earned her certification at Lakes Region Community College. She will be attend-ing NHTI next fall. Courtney has 2 dogs (she loves to take them for walks) and 2 cats and enjoys traveling, especially to the west coast.

Zachary Hennessey, Barnstead, joins us as LNA, earning his certification at Lakes Region Community College. He reports a prior “sweet job” on an ice cream truck. Zachary is in the Army National Guard, and likes to go on car rides and relax.

Robbie Lemieux-Evans, Franklin, joins us as LNA. She earned her certification through the Red Cross. Robbie’s 6-year-old boy and 2-year-old girl are her life!

Tatyana Hoyt, Campton, joins us as LNA. Tatyana attended St. Anselm College earning a BA in Biology, and earned her LNA certification through Plymouth Regional High School.

Welcome to Taylor Community!

Fiction: The Mayan Secrets, by Clive Cussler

Non-Fiction: Winter World: The Ingenuity of Animal Survival, by Bernd Heinrich

Biography: Times to Remember, Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy The Kennedy Women: the Saga of an American Family, Laurence Learner Prisoner of Tehran: A Memoir, by Marina Nemat Maria: My Own Story, by Maria von Trapp

Enjoy a Good Book!

Recent Additions to the Woodside Library

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Campus Happenings

Taylor Community 2016 Concert Series Inextinguishable Brass Quintet

Sun., June 26 @ 3:00pm, Woodside ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

IRA Sunday Social & June Birthday Celebration Sun., June 26 @ 4:30pm, Woodside

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Movement, Music, Meditation and Your Mind

Mon., June 27 @ 6:30pm, Woodside (See program details Page 1) Please RSVP at 524-5600.

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Coffee Hour

Tues., June 28 @ 10:00am, Fireside Dining Room ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Taylor Community Chorus Performs Thurs., June 30 @ 2:00pm, Ledgeview

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Trinity Episcopal Church Service

Thurs., June 30 @ 4:00pm, Taylor Home ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Coffee Hour Tues., July 5 @ 10:00am, Fireside Dining Room

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Book Discussion with Lorraine

Wed., July 6 @ 10:30am Woodside 3rd-floor Lounge

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Corn Hole Tournament

Wed., July 6 @ 2:30pm, Woodside Tent Area ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Trinity Episcopal Church Service Thurs., July 7 @ 4:00pm, Taylor Home

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Dock Dogs Party Trip!

Fri., July 8 @ 10:30am (See details Page 2)

WOODSIDE THEATER

Saturday Nights - 7:00 PM ( 7:30 PM on Community Buffet nights )

Movie titles are posted outside the Theater, in the elevators, on the Information Board and on Touchtown.

IRA’s July Birthday Celebration & Sunday Social

The July Birthday Celebration for Independent Residents will be held on Sunday, July 24 in the Fireside Dining Room starting at 4:30pm, in conjunction with the Sunday Social. All independent residents are invited. Please feel free to bring along your favorite snack to add to the festivities. Hope to see you there!

~Sharon Guild

7/2 Guna Jurka Ledgeview 7/2 Bobby Lauterwasser Ledges

7/2 Charlotte Neinas Ledgeview

7/2 Hilde Morse Taylor Home

7/3 Bruce Terkelsen Back Bay

7/5 Jean Hurley Back Bay

7/5 Wheaton Thomas Ledgeview

7/6 Debbie Cotton Ledges

7/6 Ernie Wiswell Meeting House

7/7 Paul Cotton Ledges

7/9 Elsa Ogden Ledges

7/13 Barbara Wood Back Bay

7/14 Marilyn Jorgensen Ledges

7/15 Al Petitt Woodside

7/17 Jill Malnati Ledgeview

7/17 Patrice Couture-White Meeting House

7/18 Bill Bell Ledges

7/20 Ethel Burton Woodside

7/21 Barbara Zeckhausen Taylor Connection

7/23 John Larson Ledges

7/23 Judy Nelson Woodside

7/24 Pat Normandin Ledgeview

7/26 Colleen Brickley Ledges

7/26 Olyve Buckley Taylor Home

7/27 Louis George Meeting House

7/27 Bob Ketcham Back Bay

7/28 Beverley Dubin Woodside

7/28 Dorothy Cheney Woodside

7/28 Kit Peterson Taylor Connection

7/28 Margery Hagerup Ledges

7/28 Betty Shurbert Ledges

7/30 Donnie Richards Ledges

7/31 Winnie Lefavour Ledges 7/31 Joyce Miller Taylor Home

Please extend a warm “Taylor Welcome” to the following new residents:

Bob & Ann Smith 6/1 Woodside Henry & Nancy Bird 6/7 Ledges

Welcome to the Community!

Please Note

The following offices will be closed Monday, July 4 in observance of Independence Day: Administrative Offices, Business Office, Facilities Office, Dial-A-Ride, Care Manage-ment, Marketing & Sales.

Have a happy and safe holiday!

WOODSIDE CAFÉ Monday through Friday from 11am - 2pm and Saturday from 9am - 1pm.

Dinner is served Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5 - 7pm. Reservations requested, but not required, by 4pm for

Dinner so that we may better serve you at 366-1481.

Dial-A-Ride operates for residents at the Laconia Campus Monday through Friday from 8am to 7pm.

Please call 366-1234 for a ride.

Menu for Week of June 27th

Monday Entrée: Chicken Parmesan Sides: Pasta, Green Beans

Tuesday Entrée: Herb Baked Haddock Sides: Broccoli, Fresh Baked Bread

Tuesday Dinner

Citrus Grilled Flounder, French Fries and Garden Peas ($16) or Chicken Cacciatore, Boiled Potatoes and Green Beans ($14).

Choice of Garden Salad or Carrot Ginger Soup. Dessert: Chef’s Choice

Wednesday Entrée: Beef Stew Sides: Rice, Cauliflower

Thursday Entrée: Chicken Curry Sides: Jasmine Rice, Broccoli

Thursday Dinner

Maple Roasted Tenderloin of Pork, Garlic Mashed Potatoes and Asparagus ($17) or Pan Seared Salmon with Vanilla Cream Sauce, Scented Jasmine Rice and Asparagus ($18).

Choice of House Salad or French Onion Soup. Dessert: Chef’s Choice

Friday Entrée: Fried Cod Sides: Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans

THE LAKE ROOM at LEDGEVIEW Breakfast is served from 7:30 – 9:00am daily.

Lunch/Dinner from 12:00 noon – 1:00pm daily, and Supper from 5:00 – 6:30pm, Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat. and Sun.

(please join us at the Woodside Café Tuesday and Thursday nights). Please RSVP at 366-1202.

Menu for Week of July 4th

Monday Entrée: Chicken Fingers Sides: Broccoli, Steamed Carrots

Tuesday Entrée: Roast Loin of Pork with Gravy Sides: Roasted Potatoes, Wax Beans

Tuesday Dinner

Grilled Flat Steak with Onions & Mushrooms, Scalloped Potatoes and Peas ($17) or Sautéed Shrimp over Rice with Garlic Butter and Steamed Broccoli ($18).

Choice of Spinach Salad or Broccoli Cheddar Soup. Dessert: Chef’s Choice

Wednesday Entrée: Stuffed Shells Sides: Green Beans, Garlic Breadstick

Thursday Entrée: Chicken Marsala Sides: Pasta, Broccoli

Thursday Dinner

Chicken Florentine, Baked Potato and Wax Beans ($18) or Homemade Meatballs over Pasta with Marinara ($16).

Choice of Roasted Tomato & Onion Salad or Potato Chowder. Dessert: Chef’s Choice

Friday Entrée: Baked Haddock Sides: French Fries, Green Beans

Menus subject to change without notice

IRA Community Social & Buffet ~ Saturday, July 16

Appetizers: Mini Quiche; Pigs in a Blanket; Fruit and Cheese Display ~Garden Salad~

Entrée Selections: Carved Leg of Lamb; Stuffed Flounder; Grilled Chicken Thigh with Balsamic Glaze

Side Choices: Boiled New Potatoes; Rice Blend; Steamed Asparagus; Sautéed Squash

Dessert Selections: Boston Cream Pie; Chocolate Cake; Carrot Cake; SF/GF Mixed Berry Cobbler

$18 per person Please RSVP at 366-1449 by Wednesday, July 13.