The Bulletin, Vol. 154, Aug 7-20

The Bulletin
Volume 154
August 7 to August 20, 2016
Cabaret Cast to Provide Exclusive
Entertainment for Taylor Residents
Please Note: Event Rescheduled!
The New Resident Meet and Greet previously scheduled for August 4 has been rescheduled in order that it
not conflict with a planned resident trip.
Please join us Thursday, August 18 from 1:30 - 3:00pm
in the Fireside Dining Room at Woodside to meet your
newest neighbors! Refreshments will be served.
Join us Saturday, August 27 at
11:00am at Woodside for a fun
morning of musical theatre with
the cast of The Winnipesaukee
Playhouse’s
production
of
Cabaret. Over a dozen talented
singers from around the country
will entertain you with musical
theatre favorites - old and new accompanied by Judy Hayward
on the piano. This is a musical
performance you don’t want to
miss, an exclusive show only
to be seen by Taylor Community residents and invited
guests!
Please RSVP at 524-5600.
Please RSVP at 366-1400.
Big Meets Little
First Annual Taylor Community
Dog Show Deemed a Success
On Wednesday, July 27 over 80 residents, staff and
others gathered at Woodside for the First Annual
Taylor Community Dog Show culminating the Dog
Days of Summer themed events hosted by Wellness
Director Tammy Levesque. Twelve dogs were
entered into the competition.
Judges were comprised of Residents
Don Foudriat, Bev
Martin, Bette Ohlson,
Marge Steady and
Deni Stringfellow.
Bentley and Lexi take a tentative sniff, deciding they
have more in common than not.
Important Note Regarding Trip Sign-Ups
Beginning in September, the Facilities Office will no
longer be taking trip reservations at the Dial-A-Ride
number.
Residents wishing to RSVP for Taylor Community
trips are requested to call Brenda Kean at 366-1226.
Thank you!
Foudriat’s dog, Crickett (shown at right),
competed as well, with Brenda Kean filling in as alternate judge at that time. You may recall a past
Bulletin article about Crickett, a registered therapy
dog who visits libraries where he encourages children to read, as well as other retirement homes in
the area. Such a nice dog!
Each dog owner was asked to fill out an “application”
for the show introducing their pet, how they came to
meet, and what tricks (if any ) they might perform.
Owners were also asked to express what they felt
made their dog special, ranging from a simple “Have
you SEEN him?” regarding 8-month-old Westie Max,
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The Road Scholar Program
Jane Ramsay, Road Scholar Ambassador, presents
information about this not-for-profit organization
which provides learning travel adventures for adults
at an exceptional value. Created as Elderhostel forty
years ago, the organization offers more than 5,500
all-inclusive programs annually throughout all the
states and provinces in the Americas and most of the
countries worldwide. Join us Monday, August 8 at
Woodside at 6:30 PM.
Please RSVP at 524-5600.
All Aboard!
Art Therapy:
Coloring Isn’t Just for Kids Anymore
What started as a niche
hobby has now turned into
an international trend, as
adult coloring books find
themselves on more and
more
bestsellers’
lists
throughout the world.
Join Maureen Bieniarz from Imagine Gallery, Tuesday, August 9 at 1:00 PM, Woodside, to experience
the therapeutic properties of coloring. All supplies are
included in the program cost of $15.00. Please
RSVP no later than August 2 at 524-5600. Join us,
and discover the soothing benefits for yourself.
Sip and Dip Paint Party
Artist Maureen Bieniarz
from Imagine Gallery will
provide a step-by-step instructional acrylics painting
class Thursday, August 11
at 2:00 PM at Woodside.
Paint supplies and canvas
are included in the $20.00 class fee. Please RSVP
no later than August 4 at 524-5600.
No experience is necessary … just the ability to have
fun!
Residents enjoyed a beautiful day July 22 aboard the
MS Mount Washington, with a stop in Wolfeboro for
lunch at Garwood’s restaurant. Don’t we have fun?!
Welcome Neighbors
Resident Referral Campaign
Many thanks to those of you
who have passed along
names and addresses of
people you know who may be
potential residents of Taylor
Community in the future. You
and the people you referred
will be invited to a summer picnic with delicious food,
music and a chance to mingle with other residents
and guests. This is probably the most important
marketing event of the summer and I greatly appreciate your help. The picnic in Laconia will be August
17th and the picnic at Back Bay in Wolfeboro is on
the 24th, both of them 5-7pm.
Seniors Aid New Hampshire (SANH) is comprised
of residents of New Hampshire Independent Living,
Assisted Living and Nursing Home communities
working together to improve the lives of their fellow
residents and the greater community of New
Hampshire. SANH works with key state leaders and
policy makers on issues that affect independent living
and long-term care residents allowing them to
participate in the process of creating and changing
long-term care policies.
It is not too late to part of this important Welcome
Neighbors referral campaign but you must contact
the marketing department no later than Tuesday,
August 9th. Call us today at 366-1400 and I’ll see
you at the picnic!
~Paul Charlton
This informative presentation will be followed by
a live teleconference at 11:00am in the Birch
Room.
Join us as Kristen Schmidt shares the story of SANH
and the important work that they do, on Tuesday,
August 9 at 10:00am at Woodside.
Please RSVP at 524-5600.
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Hair Salon News
Taylor Community’s Hair Salons
provide excellent services for our
residents using high quality products.
Saving the Mountains: NH & the
Creation of the National Forests
Although costs for salon products and
supplies have steadily increased, our
pricing has not been adjusted in a
very long time. Therefore, in order to
preserve the same high standards for these services,
pricing will be adjusted September 1, 2016. The new
Menu of Services will reflect these changes.
Best,
Susan Denopoulos, Administrator
Back Bay Presentation:
The Flatlander Chronicles
Weirs Times and Cocheco
Times editor Brendan Smith
will share 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 Chronicles.”
Please join us on Tuesday,
August 16 at 2:30pm in the
Back Bay Community House,
66 Taylor Drive, Wolfeboro.
Change in Dining Venue August 31
In 1992 the owners of the
Homestead
restaurants
purchased the vacant
Indian Head Bank building
in Laconia. The historic
brick building did not fit
the theme for another
Homestead location so the McDonough family went to
work on developing a new theme. The end result was
Fratello’s Italian Grille, a casual Italian-American restaurant featuring wood-fired brick oven pizza, steaks,
seafood and Italian favorites. The name Fratello’s
comes from the Italian word Fratello which means
brother. In the spring of 2015, the building underwent a
significant renovation where the “greenhouse” dining
room was replaced by a new structure including the
now focal point tower section. An outside deck was
constructed off the second floor which added seating
for 30 guests in the summer months. The bus will begin
picking up residents on the Laconia Campus at
5:15PM.
Please call 366-1234 to sign up for this outing.
New Hampshire’s White Mountains played a leading
role in events leading to the Weeks Act – the law that
created the eastern national forests. Focusing on
Concord’s Joseph B. Walker and the Forest Society’s
Philip Ayres, Marcia Schmidt Blaine explores the
relationship between our mountains and the
economic, environmental and aesthetic questions
posed by the individuals involved in the creation of
the National Forest.
Ms. Schmidt Blaine is a historian of New Hampshire
and New England history and Chair of the
Department of History, Philosophy and Social
Studies at Plymouth State University. While her
academic work focuses on the development of
American
identity,
eighteenth-century
New
Hampshire women and Anglo captives of the
Abenaki, she also explores various aspects of White
Mountains history through her work with the Museum
of the White Mountains in Plymouth.
Scheduled for Monday, Aug. 15 at 2 p.m., Woodside,
this program is free and open to the public and made
possible through a grant from the New Hampshire
Humanities Council. Please RSVP at 366-1400.
Entertainer Bucky Lewis
Bucky Lewis is well-known throughout New England
as an entertainer "from up north" who has one of the
funniest and wittiest shows people have ever seen.
"It’s a unique one-man comedy and musical comedy
show that is more of an experience than a show," Lewis
says. He was born in Laconia,
New Hampshire to a musical
family that once performed for
Ronald Reagan. He now resides in Antrim with his wife
Tyra and Molly, a Brittany
Spaniel, on the "Funny Farm."
Please join us at Woodside,
on Monday, August 29 at
2:00 PM.
Please RSVP at 524-5600.
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Taylor Wellness Committee Survey
The newly formed Taylor Community Wellness
Committee is conduction a survey looking for your
input regarding future activities on campus.
The surveys have been
distributed
to
everyone’s
mailboxes. Please complete
this survey and return it to
either Tammy Levesque or
Chris Guthro at Woodside, or
drop it off at the front desk of
any of the main buildings.
Thank you in advance for your
feedback.
Fitness Corner
Walk the Opechee Park Track with Tammy ̶ Every
Wed., 9:00 AM ̶ Call Tammy to sign up at 366-1206.
A Minute to Win It ̶ Monday,
August 8 at 3:00PM ̶ Our own
Taylor Olympics of sorts!
Plan to hang around an extra
half-hour after the Resident
Town Hall meeting for a few laughs and some fun in
honor of the Summer Olympics as Staff and Residents
compete in games trying to “beat the clock.”
Eating as We Age ̶ Wednesday,
August 10 at 2:30PM ̶ Judy Cook
presents a program on healthy
eating, to include discussion of
calories, nutrients, vitamins and
foods to be aware of.
Woodlands and Wetlands Nature
Walk ̶ Tuesday, August 16 at
8:30AM ̶ Tammy will accompany a
group to the Guinea Ridge Conservation Area in Gilmanton for a guided
walk through their new Nature Trail.
Residents should bring water, insect
repellant and snacks. The walk will
take approximately 2 hours with educational stops along the way. This event is supported by
the Lakes Region Conservation Trust. Please call
Tammy at 366-1206 to reserve a space on the bus.
Staff Spotlight
Stacy Ann Medley
Stacy Ann Medley is an LPN who works 3rd shift on
the Ledgeview Assisted Living unit. In the year that I
have known Stacy, I have learned that she is soft
spoken, kind, compassionate and a highly competent nurse. The staff appreciate her as a mentor and
trusted colleague. The Residents see her as a kind
and compassionate nurse. I recently received an
email from a staff member because she wanted me
to know how much she valued Stacy Ann:
Stacy Ann, since the first time I met her here
at Taylor, has been simply amazing.
Whether I need assistance in Opechee
Harbor or at Taylor Home, she is always
there with a smile to lend a helping hand.
Hands-on assistance with a resident,
medication or paperwork, I never have to
hesitate to ask for her help! As an LPN she
treats LNAs with the greatest respect, never
treating us differently due to titles, instead
listening to our ideas/thoughts, adding her
knowledge when needed. As I close out my
thoughts, because I am sure I could ramble
on, thank you for listening to my thoughts
about Stacy Ann, such a kind, patient and
encouraging person. Thank you.
It is a privilege to work with such incredible staff.
Thank you Stacy Ann for all that you do and more
importantly all that you are and bring to Taylor
Community!
~Mary Ellen McCormack
Nine-Hole Corn Hole Course ̶ Friday,
August 19 at 2:30PM. Set up like a golf
course, this bean bag toss game will be set
up on the Taylor Home front lawn. Come
out and play!
Wellness Contacts:
Tammy Levesque, Director: 366-1206
Chris Guthro, Fitness/Aquatics
Coordinator: 366-1405
Ledges resident Millard Smith picks string beans
from his raised garden bed at Woodside.
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Dog Show (Continued from Page 1)
from Sharon and Larry Guild, to a typewritten 4-pager
submitted by Jim Brewer about his lovely rescue dog
from Texas, Chase. I believe Chase won the prize for
Most Mysterious Origin. Perhaps the smallest dog
entering the event, he was unaware of this and
seemed to think himself biggest and most in charge.
Larry and Sharon Guild’s Westie
puppy, Max, doesn’t know any
tricks yet but struts his stuff and
wows the crowd.
What prize did he win?
Waggiest Tail, of course!
Patti Oakley of LFHHC, who works out of Taylor’s
Wellness Office, brought Lexi, an 8-month-old black
Great Dane rescue and a true gentle giant. The duo
took the prize for Oddest Coupe with Patty measuring
in at 5-2” and Lexi, perhaps taller.
LPN Liz Daniels’ Min Pin, Bentley, 7 months old and a
regular fixture at Taylor Home, held his own very well
for such a wee little lad, even making friends with
super-sized Lexi. Bentley was also very friendly with
Hank Offinger’s dog, a 100-pound black lab named
Howie noted for two tricks: laying down and eating.
Paula Glaude brought Fenway, age 2, a young yellow
lab she described as very good at playing in the mud.
Seriously though, he knows a lot of good tricks and
was very obedient in the crowd. All those obedience
lessons paid off, Paula!
Chase in charge.
Cutie!
Tiny Bentley safe in
Liz’s arms.
My dog, 7-year-old Bruce, also a rescue (Cattle Dog/
Beagle, we think), enjoyed the attention and treats but
would have preferred to have held the applause,
which caused him to hide under my chair.
There’s not space to mention all 12 dogs entered, but
each was unique and special, and all took home a
prize and goody bag.
John Larson’s Shadow, age 12, took Best Over-All,
because overall, he’s a very good dog!
The event was deemed a huge success and we look
forward to the Second Annual Taylor Community Dog
Show in 2017!
~ Maureen
We see you under
there, Crickett!
Could there be
better friends?
Fenway following
directions. Good Boy!
Who ever heard of a
dog named Bruce?
I can’t remember this dog’s name, but talk about
wowing the crowd! Trained as a therapy dog,
this one was entered by Nancy Leighley of
Center Harbor.
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Welcome New Staff
Ken Lorden, Loudon, joins us as Maintenance
Supervisor. Previously self-employed (25 years) in
building and remodeling, he has 18 years experience
in Assisted Living communities. A past crew chief for
a race team, Ken enjoys golf, has 2 dogs, and owns 2
mobile home parks.
Alexis Sanborn, Belmont, joins us as LNA. She
earned her LNA certification at the Huot Center.
Alexis has participated in All-Star Cheerleading for 13
years. She enjoys traveling with her family, her favorite place to visit was St. Thomas.
Laconia Library Trips for
Assisted Living Residents
Starting this month, Taylor Community will be offering
biweekly trips to the Laconia Library for Assisted Living Residents on Tuesdays from 10:30am until Noon.
An Activity Staff Member will accompany the group.
There is very limited space on these trips so it is important that you sign up early. Reservations will be
taken on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Please call Christina at 366-1238
to reserve your spot.
Welcome to Taylor Community!
Save the Date!
Musical Performance by Peg & Cheryl
Thursday, August 25 at 2:00pm, Woodside
Their music speaks to
all aspects of everyday
life, from whimsical to
poignant, serious to
silly. Accompanied by
stand-up bass, guitar
and pennywhistle, their
exquisite harmonies are
the highlight of their
performance.
Band
members Peg Chaffee
and Cheryl Sager have
been performing music for many years in various
genres and bands. With their eclectic repertoire,
including original songs and old favorites, they are sure
to please all audiences. Nice & Naughty is praised as
“very talented and entertaining and “great songwriters”
with “wonderful harmonies.”
Please RSVP at 524-5600.
Save the Date!
Performance at Woodside
Wednesday, September 7 at 6:30pm
Join us for a one-night only performance of “Love
Letters” by A.R. Gurney. This funny and poignant
two-person play follows the relationship of two
privileged WASPs (Melissa Gardner and Andrew
Makepeace Ladd, III) through the letters they write
to each other over the course of 50 years, starting
in 1937. The show looks at how people grow up,
grow older and confront the results of the choices
they make through life.
Rebecca Cole of New York City and Center
Sandwich and Taylor’s own Hank Offinger perform
the roles of Melissa and Andrew.
Please RSVP at 524-5600.
Recent Additions
to the Woodside Library
Biography:
Nomad, by Ayaan Hirsi Ali
A Memoir, by Barbara Bush
Angels Along the Way: My Life with Help from
Above, by Della Reese
Non-Fiction:
Our Endangered Values, by Jimmy Carter
Pick a Better Country, by Ken Hamblin
A Wolf Called Romeo, by Nick Jans
Panati’s Extraordinary Endings of Practically
Everything and Everybody, by Charles Panati
Fiction:
The Guilty, by David Baldacci
The Thief, by Clive Cussler
The Silent Sea, by Clive Cussler
Under Fire, by W. E. B. Griffin
Wolf, by Mo Hayder
Eye of the Storm, by Jack Higgins
Rum Punch, by Elmore Leonard
The Villa, by Rosanne Ley
Calculated in Death, by J. D. Robb
Of Bees and Mist, by Erick Setiawen
Mixed Blessings, by Danielle Steel
Fly Away Home, by Jennifer Weiner
Note:
Enjoy
a Good
Book!
Please look for the new fiction on the top of
two small bookcases, recently donated, on the short
walls beside the computer. Since we have now been
able to move some of the “end of the alphabet” in
fiction to the lower shelves, we were able to relieve a
bit of our space crunch!
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WOODSIDE THEATER
Saturday Night Movies will resume in the Fall.
Are you interested in being
a volunteer projectionist?
Contact Brenda Kean at
366-1226.
Please extend a warm “Taylor Welcome”
to the following new resident:
George & Anna Garneau
Richard & Diane Groux
7/15
7/26
Ledges
Ledges
Welcome to the Community!
Are You Having Trouble Finding
Touchtown?
On Tuesday, July 26 MetroCast made changes to its
channel line-up. If you had
been watching Touchtown on
Channel 14.1 you will now
find it on Channel 5.1. You
will have to do a channel
scan on your set. If you have any questions, please
contact MetroCast directly at 524-4425.
Residents with older model sets using DTA boxes
should not be affected and Touchtown should still be
found on Channel 98.
Congratulations to Tammy!
Tammy Levesque, our energetic
and enthusiastic Director of Staff
& Resident Wellness, has been
awarded a scholarship by the
New Hampshire Health Care
Federation.
A Dinner and
Entertainment event to honor and
acknowledge recipients will be
held on October 5, 2016 at the
LaBelle Winery in Amherst, NH.
Next IRA Barbecue
Sunday, August 21 at Noon
Woodside Tent Area
Please bring something to grill, beverages, dinnerware and a dish to share.
See you there!
Campus Happenings
IRA Executive Committee Meeting
Mon., Aug. 8 @ 9:30am, Woodside
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Resident Town Hall Meeting
Mon., Aug. 8 @ 2:00pm, Woodside
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A Minute to Win It Olympic Challenge
Mon., Aug. 8 @ 3:00pm, Woodside
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Road Scholar Program
Mon., Aug. 8 @ 6:30pm, Woodside
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Seniors Aid New Hampshire, Kristen Schmidt
Tues., Aug. 9 @ 10:00am, Woodside
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Coffee Hour
Tues., Aug. 9 @ 10:00pm, Fireside Dining Room
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Art Therapy with Maureen Bieniarz
Tues., Aug. 9 @ 1:00pm, Woodside
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Back Bay BBQ
Wed., Aug. 10 @ Noon, Back Bay Community House
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Woodside / Ledges Food Forum
Wed., Aug. 10 @ 2:00pm, Woodside
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Wellness Presentation: Eating As We Age, Judy Cook
Wed., Aug. 10 @ 2:30pm, Woodside
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Sip & Dip Paint Party
Thurs., Aug. 11 @ 2:00pm, Woodside Wet Craft Room
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Trinity Episcopal Church Service - All are Welcome!
Thurs., Aug. 11 @ 4:00pm, Taylor Home
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Red Cross Blood Drive
Fri., Aug. 12, Noon - 6:00pm, Woodside
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Playreaders
Mon., Aug. 15 @ 1:00pm, Woodside
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NH Humanities Program: Saving the Mountains NH and the Creation of the National Forests
Mon., Aug. 15 @ 2:00pm, Woodside
Please RSVP @ 366-1400.
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Poetry Group
Mon., Aug. 15 @ 3:00pm, WS 3rd-floor Lounge
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Woodlands & Wetlands Nature Walk Trip - Gilmanton
Tues., Aug. 16 @ 8:30am, Woodside
Please RSVP @ 366-1206.
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Coffee Hour
Tues., Aug. 16 @ 10:00am, Fireside Dining Room
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The Flatlander Chronicles, Brendan Smith
Tues., Aug. 16 @ 2:30pm, Back Bay Community House
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Welcome Neighbors! Marketing Event
Wed., Aug. 17 at 5:00pm, Woodside Picnic Area
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Trinity Episcopal Church Service - All are Welcome!
Thurs., Aug. 18 @ 4:00pm, Taylor Home
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IRA Community Social & Buffet
Sat., Aug. 20 @ 5:00pm, Woodside
Please RSVP to Barbara Miles @ 366-1449 by 8/17.
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.
Menu for Week of August 8th
Monday
Entrée: Baked Chicken
Tuesday
Entrée: Herb Baked Haddock Sides: Fries, Glazed Carrots
Tuesday
Dinner
Wednesday
Thursday
Thursday
Dinner
Friday
Sides: Rice, Steamed Broccoli
Seared Ahi Tuna with White Wine Butter Sauce, Scented Rice and Asparagus ($18) or
Pork Roast, Garlic Mashed Potatoes and Sautéed Squash ($15).
Choice of Garden Salad or Fish Chowder.
Dessert: Chef’s Choice
Entrée: Grilled Salmon
Sides: Rice, Cauliflower
Entrée: Grilled Pork Chop
Sides: Jasmine Rice, Grilled Tomatoes
Shepherd’s Pie with Garden Peas ($12) or
Sliced Roast Beef with Roasted Vegetables and Potatoes ($17).
Choice of House Salad or Broccoli Cheese Soup.
Dessert: Chef’s Choice
Entrée: Fried Cod
Sides: Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans
Menu for Week of August 15th
Monday
Entrée: Mac & Cheese
Tuesday
Entrée: Chicken Stir Fry
Tuesday
Dinner
Wednesday
Thursday
Thursday
Dinner
Friday
Sides: Broccoli, Steamed Carrots
Sides: Noodles, Asian Vegetable Blend
BBQ Brisket, Sweet Potato Fries and Coleslaw ($15) or
Crab Cakes with Garlic Remoulade, Boiled Potatoes and Coleslaw ($17).
Choice of Spinach Salad or Tomato Soup.
Dessert: Chef’s Choice
Entrée: Stuffed Shells
Sides: Green Beans, Garlic Breadstick
Entrée: Chicken Cordon Bleu
Sides: Home Fries, Broccoli
Baked Lasagna, Broccolini and Garlic Bread ($14) or
Crusted Pork Loin, Horseradish Mashed Potatoes and Green Beans ($17).
Choice of Roasted Tomato & Onion Salad or Potato Cheddar Soup.
Dessert: Chef’s Choice
Entrée: Fried Haddock
Sides: French Fries, Green Beans
Menus subject to change without notice
IRA Community Social & Buffet ~ Saturday, August 20
Appetizers: Scallops Wrapped in Bacon; Swedish Meatballs; Fruit and Cheese Display ~Garden Salad~
Entrée Selections: Carved Roasted Beef Loin with Wild Mushroom Demi; Grilled Salmon with Lemon
Butter Cream Sauce; Baked Herbed Chicken
Side Choices: Scalloped Potatoes; Rice Pilaf; Asparagus; Sautéed Squash
Dessert Selections: Cookies & Cream Pie; Chocolate Cake; Carrot Cake; SF/GF Fresh Berry Parfait
$18 per person Please RSVP at 366-1449 by Wednesday, August 17.
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.
Dial-A-Ride operates for residents at the Laconia Campus Monday through Friday from 8am to 7pm.
Please call 366-1234 for a ride.