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WEEKLY ACTIVITIES
Before 7:30 Trash Pick Up Curb Side
9:00 Table Tennis Ping Pong Room
9:30- 12:30
Art Club Arts & Crafts
12:00 Mahjong Foyer Area
2:00 Needle Arts Sewing Room
6:30 Hand & Foot
( ladies only) Sports Lounge
8:00 Men’s Coffee
($1 pp) Sports Lounge
9:00-12:00 Mahjong Card Room
1:00-4:00 Quilters Arts & Crafts/
Sewing Room
Summer
Break
Southport
Sound Resumes in Fall
6:30 Cribbage Sports Lounge
Resumes Fall League Billiards Billiards Room
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
1:00 Men’s Gin Rummy Arts & Crafts Room
1:00-7:00 League Billiards Billiards Room
2:00 Social Bridge Sports Lounge
3:00-4:30 Bible Study Sewing Room
7:00 Men’s & Women’s
Poker
Sports Lounge
1:00 Rummikub Sports Lounge
4:00 Movie Arts & Crafts Room
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SUNDAY
See Monthly
Fitness
Schedule for all
Fitness Info.
8:30 Ladies’ Coffee
($2 pp) Sports Lounge
1:00 Men’s Gin
Rummy Arts & Crafts Room
12:15—2:30 Southport
Rockers Ballroom Stage
6:45 Partners Bridge Sports Lounge
1:00-7:00 League Billiards Billiards Room
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Events are at the Village Center unless otherwise noted. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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3:00 Book Club
1:00 Scholarship Committee Mtg 6:30 BaHa Bros.
11:00 Nurse/BP
1:00 Social Committee Mtg 3:00 Mindfulness
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4:00 Sunday Movie
3:00 Garden Club
Exec. Board
11:00 Veterans Committee Mtg
7:00 Book Club
7:00 Candidate Meet & Greet
5:30 BINGO
7:00 Candidate Meet & Greet
3:00 Mindfulness
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9:30 Landscape Advisory Meeting
4:00 Sunday Movie
4:30 Fire Dept. Grill Mtg
5:30 Summer Social
4:00 History Club
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2:00 Beer Club
4:00 Sunday Movie
3:00 Reiki & Meditation 5:30 TGIF
6:30 The Beat Goes On
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4:00 Sunday Movie
AUGUST
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Pops by the Sea Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra, Hyannis Guest Conductor: Blue Man Group Sunday, August 14, 5:00, $50 pp* *Reserved Seating Price includes ticket to perfor-
mance with reserved seating. Transportation is on your own and carpooling is suggested. Limited to 30 people; minimum of 20 people for group rate. Cut off for group rate was July 22, minimum was not met.
Square Dance Sunday, August 21, 6:00, $25 pp Cotuit Center for the Arts There’ll be plenty of room to do-si-do at Cotuit Center for the Arts’ first authentic square dance. Professional live calling and great music ensure this will be a rip-roaring evening celebrating one of the
most popular American dance forms. Come early for a group lesson, and then prepare to swing your partner round and round.
Pajama Program: One Million Good Nights August 21 – August 31 Please bring a donation of new pa-jamas and/or new books (ideally, one of each!) to the Village Center Desk between August 21 and August 31. The pajamas and books must be new and unused, and the pajamas
should be a complete set or a nightgown. We are focusing on children from infants to age 12, but will gratefully accept PJs and books for up to age 18. In return for your generosity, all those who contribute will receive a coupon for a free ice cream sundae with all the fixings! Sundaes will be served in the Village Center on Thurs-day, September 8 from 2:00-3:30 The Pajama Program is a national non-profit organization that provides new pajamas and new books to children in need. The two simple gifts of pa-jamas and books let these children know that someone cares - sometimes these are the only new things they have ever re-ceived. Through this simple act of love, we can fulfill every child’s right to a good night. As the new school year is fast ap-proaching, won’t you consider donating?
Food Pantry Donations
Please consider a donation of cereal any kind!
Blood Pressure Clinic/Ask a Nurse 1st Friday of each month, 11:00, Barbershop Drop in. No appointment needed.
Fitness Evaluation and Equipment Orientation Each resident may receive a complimentary fitness evalua-tion and an orientation to the fitness equipment. Learn how to use our equipment to best effect to achieve your person-al goals. To make an appointment, sign yourself up on the counter in the Village Center Lobby, opposite the Activities Desk, call 508-477-9213 or email : [email protected].
Kanreki: A 60 Year Journey
Contemporary Japanese Prints, Highfield Hall & Gardens Wednesday, August 3, 11:00, $10 pp includes tour Meet at the Village Center at 10:15 to carpool. Highfield Hall & Gardens is the magnificently restored 1878 estate of the Beebe family, now transformed into a vibrant center of cultural and community life. The story of this property is dramatic; it was saved from the wrecking ball in 1994, lovingly restored, opened as a museum and historic site in 2006. The property’s two magnificent gardens also underwent restoration. The 60th anniversary College Women’s Association of Japan print show features more than 200 contemporary Japanese prints by established and emerging artists. Select-ed by international printmaking experts in Japan, the prints encompass diverse techniques from traditional woodblock, to intaglio, lithography, etching, aquatint, silkscreen and more contemporary digital innovations. The show debuted in Tokyo in 2015 and Highfield Hall & Gardens is its exclu-sive U.S. venue. Since its inception in 1956, the CWAJ print show has become a highly acclaimed and internationally recognized exhibition.
Election Committee: Back row (l-r): Rich Vengroff, Stan Samuelson, Steve Audette; Front row:
Vonnie Boyle, Joyce Roth & Dick Farrar
ACTIVITIES
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ACTIVITIES
BINGO Wednesday, August 10,
Doors Open at 5:30, BINGO
starts at 6:00
$10 pp – includes 3 cards BYOB 10 games will be played with a spiffy, on-screen, computer con-trolled board, just like on a cruise ship. Try it out! Additional cards $2, no limit (sold at event). Cash Prize(s) for winning!!
Whydah Pirate Museum Tuesday, August 23, 11:00, $10 pp, meet at Village Center at 10:15 to carpool. Experience Cape Cod’s newest interactive science museum fea-turing real pirates and real treasures! A must-see attraction for all ages where you will touch, see and interact with the world’s only authenticated pirate treasure, discovered in 1984 off the coast of Wellfleet. The Whydah was a ship built by the British to travel between Africa, the Caribbean and Great Britain. After being captured by pirates, the Whydah pirated other vessels, and sank in 1717 during an infamous storm off the coast of Wellfleet. The Whydah’s legend was passed down among generations through-out the Cape as its treasure lay just 500 feet off the shore for over 250 years.
The Beat Goes On A Musical Journey Through the 60s Saturday, August 27 Doors Open 6:30, Show starts 7:30 VIP - $40 pp (rows 1-4), Premium - $30 pp (rows 5-6)- Premium sold out Standard - $25 pp (row 7 + as needed) The 60s exploded with protest folk songs, racial inequality awareness music, rock- pop and drug infused psychedelic song tracks to mimic a generation that wanted free love, equality and peace. The Beat Goes On highlights some of the more monu-mental & emotional events of that decade but still reserves the free loving-peaceful- optimistic message that this generation strived so hard for! The show premiered at Cotuit Center for the Arts in February 2015 and is an original, multi-media, Cotuit-on-the-Road production using powerful projected images and film clips shown between each musical number to re-create the era with humor and haunting visions. Tickets are for theater style seating, every seat has a great view
Additional details at southportlife.com & in the Info Room
SAY YOUR GOODBYES TO BIG PAPI… Tuesday, September 13
Boston Red Sox vs. Baltimore Orioles
7:10 Game Start - $66 pp (SOLD OUT)
A fully equipped, modern motor coach will depart Southport at 4:00. You should arrive at Fenway Park by 5:30, with an hour to walk around and enjoy Yawkey Way. There’s nothing quite like Fenway Park! It is the oldest stadium in the country and genera-tions of fans have filed through the turnstiles. The Green Mon-ster is the distinctive left-field wall, higher than most outfield walls and vexatious to many hitters, whose possible homers turn into singles and doubles. The Green Monster is also home to an enormous scoreboard that’s still changed manually, just like in the old days. Grab some dinner & Red Sox souvenirs and then make your way into the park. Seats are reserved in the Grand-stand. See Information Room for more details.
Dinner Café with Danielle Miraglia Friday, September 30 Doors open at 5:30, Dinner served at 6:15 Music starts at 7:00 $20 pp - BYOB Danielle Miraglia seemed to burst all at once to the forefront of the Boston blues/folk scene. Straddling the line where folk/roots meets rock/blues, Miraglia has a voice that can go from a
raspy come-hither purr to an Etta James-esque powerhouse belt, although she may be best known for her lead thumb — a heavy, thumping strike on her Gibson that’s backdrop percus-sion in itself. She’s received an honorable mention at Telluride’s songwriting competition, and most recently, a 2015 Boston Mu-sic Award nomination for singer-songwriter of the year. Think of Lucinda Williams with a sense of humor or Bonnie Raitt meets Janis Joplin, and you’ll have some idea of what to expect! More details regarding dinner menu in the Information Room.
BUS SOLD OUT, RED SOX TICKETS ONLY, TRANSPORTATION ON OWN, $41 PP
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Kettleers fan Alan Glad-stone, Photo: Andy Jablon
Schooner Adventure, Half Day Sail on a Historic Schooner Still a few seats available!
Wednesday, September 7, $75 pp BYOB Bus leaves the Village Center at 11:00, returns at 7:00. Cast off for sail at 1:00. Travel by motor coach to Province-town for a special treat: a half day sail aboard the Schooner Adventure. This Gloucester-berthed, National Historic Land-mark is one of the last surviving Grand Banks dory-fishing schooners and will be in P-town for the annual schooner races. The Schooner Adventure is a national treasure that has re-sumed active sailing as an icon of the American fisheries and as a floating classroom for maritime history and environmental education programs. More details in the Information Room.
Quilters display pillowcases for service men and women overseas Photo: Carol Shefler
Southport Veterans Committee has invited the Barnsta-
ble County Veterans Service Representative to address a meeting of all Southport veterans in September (date and time TBA). To prepare for this meeting, it would helpful to know what subjects or questions our veterans would like to be dis-cussed. Topics might include loans, aid and attendance for housebound, disability, nursing home care, burial and burial flags or medical benefits, dental, etc. Please email your sug-gested questions or topics to Bob LeBel at [email protected].
INFORMAL GET TOGETHERS
Ladies’ Coffee Wed., 8:30-9:30, Sports Lounge, $2 pp
Men’s Coffee Tues., 8:00–9:00, Sports Lounge, $1 pp
TGIF August 12 & 26, 5:30-8:00, BYOB the 2nd and 4th Friday of each month.
Bring friends or make new ones! Bring a DISH to share.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON MOVIES Arts & Crafts Room, 4:00
August 7 — “Hot Pursuit” (PG-13) Assigned to pro-tect the sexy widow of a drug kingpin, a straitlaced Texas police detective is forced to take flight with her precious cargo when an assortment of bad cops and ruthless hit men start closing in on the pair. Cast includes Reese Witherspoon, Sofía Vergara, John Carroll Lynch and more. August 14 – “The Giver” (PG-13) In a future society called the Community, pain, war and disease have been eradicated, as have individuality and free will. When a teenager named Jones learns the truth about the real world, he must decide whether to reveal all or remain quiet. Cast includes Jeff Bridges, Meryl Streep and Brenton Thwaites. August 21— “Hello, My Name is Doris” (R) Inspired by insights gained through a self-help seminar, 60-year-old Doris Miller brazenly steps forward to pur-sue the affections of a much younger co-worker – and inadvertently becomes a hit with his hipster cohorts. Cast includes Sally Field, Max Greenfield and Beth Behrs. August 28 – “Diana” (R) Princess Diana, the world’s most-watched woman, struggles to find herself after her painful divorce. In the two years before her death, she embarks on a vital campaign to ban landmines and on a passionate love affair with heart surgeon Hasnat Khan. Cast includes Naomi Watts and Naveen Andrews
ACTIVITIES & EVENTS
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NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR
NEW NEIGHBORS June 23 - July 23 Helen Rapoza 7/12 11 Ironwood Path Suzanne White 7/14 8 Mainsail Circle Elaine & Dan Hoyng 7/18 25 Longwood Road
To my many dear friends at Southport, my heartfelt
thanks for all the help I received during my recent surgery. I am deeply appreciative for the many cards, food and assis-tance and, most particularly, for all the wonderful people who make up the Southport community. Again, my sincere thanks. Ann Blanchard
The Longest Day, on June 20, raised $612 to help fight Alz-
heimer’s. Thank you!
Cyclists Take Note I am trying to put together a group of
people that would be interested in forming a bicycle group to ride on the weekends. Please contact me if you think you might want to participate. I live at 20 Southport Drive. Bruce Heller, 617-921-3945 or [email protected].
Toiletries Needed Please consider donating any extra toi-
letries you may have for the benefit of Safe Harbor. They may be placed in the basket in the corner of the Information Room. Questions? Please contact Bob Boccuzzi 508-477-8697.
Golf Clubs for Sale Two complete sets of ladies golf clubs,
including bags. Willing to sell individual clubs or complete sets. Price negotiable. One set includes a Cobra driver, 3 and 5 fairway clubs. Good putters. Contact Priscilla Johnson at [email protected] or 508-419-1228
Lynn Robinson (Watson) is pleased to announce that her
eighth book, “Put Your Intuition to Work” was published by Ca-reer Press in July. An audio-book edition is also available. Lynn writes that intuition is our “Inner Compass.” When we listen to it and act on its wisdom, it will point us in the right direction — towards greater peace and hap-piness. Her website www.LynnRobinson.com is filled with resources — quizzes, videos and articles — on how to develop
and use your inner wisdom.
Planning a 10th Anniversary Southport Cookbook Southport published
its first cookbook in 2007, featuring hundreds of terrific recipes from residents and staff. Let’s embark on a 10 YEAR REVIVAL of that effort with a brand new cookbook to be pu-blished in 2017! Joanne Morrow has enthu-siastically volunteered to coordinate this pro-ject. To date we’ve received a few dozen re-
cipes but HUNDREDS more are needed ASAP! Can we count on you to submit a few favorites? Recipes of every type are welcome and can be emailed to Joanne at [email protected] (put “RECIPES” in the subject area of your email), or left in the Recipe Drop Off Box in the Information Room. Thanks for participating! Ilse Fersing, Coordinator, 2007 Cookbook.
Ron’s Vegetable Garden Southport’s resident ‘farmer’ Ron
Hutcheson is once again producing fresh vegetables to sell at lo-cal farmers markets. You can save yourself a trip to the market by ordering your fresh veggies by email and picking them up at his home on 18 North Ridge Road. If you want to be alerted to what’s available each week, send your email address to Ron Hutcheson ([email protected]) and ask to be placed on his customer list.
Mashpee Household Hazardous Waste Collection August 20, 9:00 to 1:00, Mashpee High School
Protect what we love about the Cape, espe-cially our precious local drinking water. Most household chemicals are too toxic to toss into regular trash or dump down the drain, so FREE collections of household hazardous waste are held to take them off
your hands and out of our water supply. Keeping our environ-ment clean and healthy for future generations is critical and needs to begin with each of us. See the Information Room for the list of accepted items, or www.capecodextension.org.
The Lost & Found Bin, located outside the Weight Room, is
where you may find an item you’ve mislaid or forgotten to take home with you. Very small items might be found in the Lost & Found bin on the Information Room counter. For valuable items such as keys, glasses, wallets or cell phones, please check with staff at the Village Center Activities Desk. Please respect others’ property and remove only items that belong to you. Thank you.
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SOUTHPORT ON CAPE COD
Village Center 508-477-9213 x 102 email : [email protected] www.southportlife.com
Hours: Monday -Thursday 7:00 am - 10:00 pm Friday-Sunday 7:00 am - 9:30 pm
Pool & fitness rooms close 30 minutes earlier.
Locker rooms close 15 minutes before building closes.
Activities Desk Hours, Monday – Friday, 9:00 – 4:30
Staff: Janet Johnson, Village Center Director [email protected], 508-477-9213 x 101 Sarah Edick, Office Assistant, 508-477-9213 X102 [email protected] Maintenance (www.southportservice.com) Steve Sylvia, Supervisor Dean Dauphinais, Dan Windle, Weekends: Tina Brown, Emily Kert ( Pool)
Board of Governors Dan Riley, President, [email protected] Roy Reiss, Clerk, [email protected] Bob LaRocca, Treasurer, [email protected] Bette Mendes, [email protected] Alan Judelson, [email protected]
General Manager & Staff Brian Petrucci, [email protected] Aaron Perry, Punchlist Coordinator
Golf Course & Grounds Department Tom Tuttle, Superintendent 508-539-9660, [email protected] Dave MacNeill, Assistant Superintendent
Clubhouse Manager Judy Plante, Manager, 508-477-7911
Services: Facials, Sheila Noonan Appointments: 508-539-7707 Massage Therapy, Echo Mellyn—Appointments: 617-816-8828 Barber, Bruce Simonds Walk–in or Call: 508-477-9213 x126 Tuesdays & Thursdays, 8:00 - Noon
STANDING COMMITTEES By-Laws Committee Alan Bernstein 508-477-3392 Finance Committee Joe LeBlanc 508-419-1815 Golf Committee Moe Roy 508-419-1593 Landscape Committee Bob Lebel 508-428-2006 Keith Rogers 508-419-6923 Legislative Committee Rob Hansen 508-419-6916 Tennis Committee Stan Samuelson 508-681-0298
SERVICE GROUPS
Brown Bag Lunch Billie Kapp 508-539-1224 Social Committee Janet Johnson 508-477-9213 Helpers Debbie Hutchinson, 508-539-4136 Medical Equipment To Go John Margardo, 508-477-3880 Scholarship Committee Bob Mendes 508-539-1942
Southport Village Voices David Kapp 508-539-1224 Veterans Committee Peter LeBlanc 508-477-8342
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Beer Club Joe Tinlin, 508-419-1309 Bible Study Gail Cocio 617-721-7466 Billiards Committee Ernest Ruber 508-477-6106 Bocce Women: Nancy Gaudin 508-539-8854 Men: George Gaudin 508-539-8854 Book Clubs Mon: Roberta Kropp 508-477-3982 Tues: Karen Gustas 508-681-8989 Bridge (Partners) Ilse Fersing 508-477-5195 Bridge (Social) Stan Samuelson 508-681-0298 Chess George Harris 774-521-3652 Cribbage Steve & Susan Audette 508-681-8203 Garden Club Cheryl Hansen 508-419-6916
Gin Rummy Al Benjamin 508-539-8969 Ladies Hand & Foot Margaret Dhionis 508-477-6103 Needle Arts Jean Babcock 508-477-8579 Poker: Texas Hold ‘Em Ed Bergh 508-539-0213 Bud Kaeppeler 508-477-1620 Poets & Writers Sheila Handler 508-419-1779 Quilters Kathy Casaubon 774-228-2622 Rummikub Jan Cofran 774-228-2885 Shuffleboard Alan Gladstone 508-477-7666 Southport Artists Rosanne Francesconi, 774-361-6273 Southport Rockers Sarah Reiss 774-274-0141 Southport Sound Judy Bergh 508-539-0213 Table Tennis Don Post 508-593-7995 Woodworkers Club Dick Smith 508-681-8001
COMMITTEES & ACTIVITIES
