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The Weekly Courier February 23rd -March 1st ,2020

THIS WEEKEND

Slow Down: We are asking all drivers at Collington (staff, residents and visitors) to please slow down, obey posted speed limits, stop signs and crosswalks. Thank you for your cooperation. 9:00 am Saturday Weed Warriors: We plan to meet across the culvert from

the 2000 cluster (where we were last Saturday) and continue our work there

and up the hill toward the grave site. Please bring clippers, loppers, saws, etc.

And, as usual, we will cancel if it rains. WW - please check email.

11:00 Saturday, Feb 22nd - Collington Artist In Residence -Inventing a New

Clarinet Reed Tool: Natalie Groom Dissertation Presentation-AUDITORIUM

MANAGER-ON-DUTY -February 22nd -23rd Chris Ramsey

To contact the Manager-on-Duty, call Security on x2020 and they

will radio OR contact the MOD via cell phone to respond.

All Courier submissions, meeting schedules and meeting room reservations should be sent through EMAIL OR IN WRITING ONLY to:

Tiffan’e Markham (tamarkham@collington.kendal.org).

Tiffan’e can be reached on x4778

Submission deadline for The Courier is Wednesday at 12 noon. *See descriptive article + Volunteer pushers needed to transport Creighton Center

AUD=Auditorium CR=Classroom CAR= Creative Arts Room

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KEY CONTACT NUMBERS:

In-house TV Channel – 972

Pool x2229

Fitness Center x2254

Frame Shop x7758

Country Store x2167

Salon x2226

Clinic x7791

Security x2020

Room Set-up x4774

Main Dining x2135

The Landing x2134

Catering x4771

Clock Tower/ Guest Room Reservations x9610 or “0”

Work Orders x2151

https://collington.theworxhub.com

RA Office x2214 RA Website: collingtonresidents.org

Main Number: (301) 560-3601 Security: (301) 925-7707

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MONDAY, February 24th

TRIPS AND TRANSPORTATION

8:30/10/1:00 Shuttle to Greenbelt Doctors, call x2247 10:30 Trip to Wegmans Leaves Security, x2020

SAGE CLASSES

10:00-Art Appreciation-CR C Crane

11:00 Pilates -CR D Shell

1:00- Tai Chi-CR D Chang

MEETINGS/EVENTS

9:15 -10:00 - Aqua Fit – Pool 10:15-11:00

10:00 Wood Shop open for drop off

10:00- Sustainability Group-Board Room

10:30 Chair Yoga – Classroom A

12:30- Body Pump w/ Ebony-CR B

1:30- Mah Jong – 3rd Floor Meeting Room

2:30- 4:30- OO Shop OPEN

4:00- Collington Singers Rehearsal-AUD

*7:00- Monday Night Movie Harriet

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TUESDAY, February 25th

*If you’re signed up for the trip to Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum. Please be advised of a possible cancellation due to low attendees. Only 6 residents signed up to attend.

TRIPS AND TRANSPORTATION

8:30/10/1:00 Shuttle to Bowie Doctors, call x2247 10:00 Trip to Largo Shoppers Food Warehouse Leaves Security, x2020 Trip: Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum- see below.

SAGE CLASSES

9:00-Circuit training-Bush CR B

10:00- Therapeutic Aqua Exercise-Mabry POOL

1:00-3:00 Mixed Media- 3:00-4:00 CAR- Chatmon

MEETINGS/EVENTS

10:00- Wood Shop Open for drop off

10:00- Episcopal Service, -The Rev. Christian Lehrer, Rector, St. Paul's Church, Baden Chapel

10:30 -11:30- Frame Shop OPEN

12:0-2:30- Pinochle – Ivy Lounge

1:00 2:00- Billiards

1:00- Balance & Beyond (Fitness) – CR D

*4:00- Flower Committee-Game Room

4:30- Lulu and Ricky Play the Lounge-Ivy Lounge

7:00- Caregivers Group-Game Room

*7:00- Mardi Gras Fat Tuesday-AUD

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WEDNESDAY, February 26th

TRIPS AND TRANSPORTATION

8:30/10/1:00 Shuttle to Greenbelt Doc, x2247 10:30 Trip to Wegmans Leaves Sec, x2020

SAGE CLASSES

10:00-Tai Chi-CR D Chang

11:00- Pilates-CR D-Shell

MEETINGS/EVENTS

9:15 -10:00 Aqua Fit – Pool 10:15-11:00-

*10:00- Ecumenical Ash Wednesday Service- Chapel

10:00- Knitting & Crocheting Group – Brandywine Living Room

10:00- Woodshop open for drop off

11:00-12:00- Billiards

12:00- 2:00- Billiards

12:30- Body Pump- CR A

1:00- Drama Committee Rehearsal- CR A

1:30- Birthday Party-AUD

1:00- 3:00- Collington Computer Clinic- 1st floor Meeting Room

2:00- Chess Players – Landing, Lakeview Room

2:00- Transportation Committee-Board Room

2:30-4:30- OO Shop OPEN

2:30- Wii Bowling – CR B

3:00- Collington Coloring Group – 1st Floor Meeting Room

*4:00- Faith Forum- CR C NOT MEETING

4:00- Women’s History Course- Game Room

*4:00- The Mystery Book Club-Board Room

4:00- Barbershop- Chapel

4:30-5:30 Janyce Watt in the Ivy Lounge

*7:00- African American Bingo-Game Room

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Thursday, February 27th

** Please see changes made to classroom arrangements for SAGE Classes: World History (Crane) CR B and Shakespearean Tragedies (Barthel) CR C

SAGE CLASSES

9:00-Circuit Training- CR D-Bush

10:00- Therapeutic Aqua Exercise-Mabry-POOL

1:00-World History-CR B-Crane

1:00-Shakespearean Tragedies-CR C-Barthel

7:00- Income Tax for Seniors-CR A Stehman

TRIPS AND TRANSPORTATION

8:30/10/1:00-Shuttle to Bowie Doctors, call x2247 10:30 Trip to Giant Grocery

MEETINGS/EVENTS

10:00- Woodshop Open for drop off

10:30 -11:30- Frame Shop OPEN

10:30 - Student Led Yoga- AUD

11:30- 45-minute Senior Aerobics with Ebony

12:00-2:30- Pinochle – Ivy Lounge

*12:20- 12:50- Senior Aerobics-CR A

1:00- Beaders – CAR

1:00- Billiards

1:00- Balance & Beyond (Fitness) – Classroom D

3:00- Small Group rehearsal- Chapel

4:00- Drama Committee-Board Room

4:30-6 Margaret Bagley on Piano, Don Lewis on Drums, Grant Bagley on Bass & Don Zelman on Clarinet – Ivy Lounge

*6:30- Duplicate Bridge – AUD

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FRIDAY, February 28th

SAGE CLASSES

9:00-Exercise for Balance-CR D-Bush

11:00-Pilates-CR D- Shell

10:00-12:00 1:00-3:00- Autobiographical Writing-CR B-Smith

10:00-Exercise with weights-CR D- Bush

TRIPS AND TRANSPORTATION

8:30/10 Shuttle to Bowie Doctors, call x2247 10:00 Trip to Safeway (Bowie Town Center) Leaves Security, x2020 1:00 Shuttle to Greenbelt Doctors, call x2247 Trip: NSO Coffee Concerts Departs 9:45am

MEETINGS/EVENTS

9:15 -10:00 Aqua Fit – Pool 10:15-11:00-

10:00- Interfaith Chapel Meeting-1st Floor Meeting Room

10:00- Woodshop open for drop off

10:30- Wisdom Seekers Book Club-Board Room

*11:00- Linda’s Treasures- Game Room

11:15- Wii Dance DANCE Class-CR C

12:00- Med-star Lecture-AUD

2:00 - Collington Textile Arts Group – Creative Arts Room

2:30-4:30- OO Shop OPEN

3:30 - Sing -A-Long – Arbor Great Room; Volunteers needed!

3:30- 30 Min Body Pump-CR A

4:00 - Meditation Group – Chapel

4:30- Barbara Fairchild in the Ivy Lounge

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SATURDAY, February 29th

Metro shuttle schedule: 9AM, 10AM, 11AM, 1PM, 5PM, & 8:30PM

10:30 Trip to Giant Grocery Store departs from Security, x2020 3:30 Black History Concert Saturday, February 29, 2020 3:30pm in the

Auditorium: Dr. Jeanine Waden-Jarrett Pianist, and Soloist

4:15 Bus to Mass at St. Joseph’s departs from Clock Tower, x9610 Ping Pong and Bocce will resume in the Spring. SUNDAY, March 1st Metro shuttle schedule: 9AM, 11AM, 1PM, & 5PM only 9:30 Bus to St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Church, Village Baptist Church, & Hope Presbyterian Church leaves Clocktower.

HAPPENING THIS WEEK…

MONDAY, February 24th Monday Night Movie 7pm in the Auditorium Harriet: From her escape from slavery through the dangerous missions she led to liberate hundreds of slaves through the Underground Railroad, the story of heroic abolitionist Harriet Tubman is told. Has Subtitles.

TUESDAY, February 25th

Come to the Flower Committee meeting on Tuesday, February 25th at 4

pm in the Game Room. Everyone is welcome. You don’t have to be expert

at flower arranging to take part in our beautification projects. Ria and

Martha will have an interesting demonstration of diverse ways to put

together flowers into arrangements.

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Mardi Gras is February 25th!

Join in the fun with

The Katz

Tuesday, February 25

7-8pm

Auditorium

Cash Bar Free Snacks and Mocktails

WEDNESDAY, February 26th

ECUMENICAL ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICE, FEBRUARY 26

10 AM IN THE WALKER INTERFAITH CHAPEL John Miller will be our

preacher in a meditation set within a quiet one- hour service led by Ann

Davie and Gerry Ash with additional readers. For those who wish to

receive, Ashes will be imposed. As we enter a Lenten Season of renewal

and turning this ancient tradition puts us in mind of the Good News that,

though we are mortal, by God’s mighty acts are we given everlasting life.

Faith Forum will not meet on Wednesday, February 26, Ash Wednesday.

It will resume the next week, Wednesday, March 4, 4 PM in Classroom C.

The Mystery Book Club will meet on Wednesday, Feb 26th at 4pm in the

Board Room. We are reading the works of Colin Dexter. His hero, Morse, is

a detective with the Oxford Police Department. Morse’s cases are often

televised on Thursday nights on WETA.

AFRICAN AMERICAN BINGO- All are welcome to attend African

American BINGO on Wednesday, Feb 26th in the Game Room at 7pm.

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Come an have fun. No money is needed win prizes and enjoy the

fellowship!

THURSDAY, February 27th

ATTENTION DUPLICATE BRIDGE PLAYERS- Our Game this Thursday,

February 27 will be in the Auditorium at 6:30.

FRIDAY, February 28th

Linda’s Treasures is Coming to You! – 11am-3pm in the Game Room

Come see the Spring Collection of fashion apparel & accessories.

SATURDAY, February 29th

Black History Concert Saturday, February 29, 2020 3:30pm in the

Auditorium: Dr. Jeanine Waden-Jarrett Pianist, and Soloist

SUNDAY, March 1st

See Meetings/Events for Scheduled Activities

UPCOMING ACTIVITIES

Jewish Sabbath Service and Dinner. The next Jewish Sabbath Service

and Dinner will be on Friday, March 6th at 5:30 pm in the Dining Room. To

attend, you must reserve no later than 9:00 am on Friday Mar. 6th by

notifying Donna Gould at x7591 or in mail slot 344. (And please tell Donna

ASAP that your are cancelling your reservation to enable someone to

attend in your place.

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ITEMS OF INTEREST

March Birthdays

Louise Huddleston 3/1 Rosalie Hatcher 3/18

Janet Jones 3/1 Doris Strange 3/19

Mary Ann Curley 3/3 Vena Darling 3/21

Helene Langtry 3/3 Penelope Stitt 3/21

John Hindinger 3/4 Shirley Denman 3/23

Roberta McCuskey 3/4 Micheline Noble 3/23

Margarita Gardiner 3/6 Perry Alers 3/24

Hannah MacMartin 3/6 Robert Milford 3/24

Han-tzong Yuan 3/7 William Gilmore 3/25

Charles Clapper 3/8 John Barker 3/26

Charlie Harvey 3/8 Ann Carlson 3/26

Caryl Marsh 3/9 Raymond Garthoff 3/26

Helen Lauck 3/10 Nancy Phillips 3/26

Bonnie Cronin 3/11 Jean Baker 3/27

Rhoda Nixon 3/11 Joan Clark 3/27

Nancy Eichert 3/13 Diane Fleming 3/27

Joy Liasson 3/14 Peter Gray 3/27

Sara Case 3/15 Faye Rosenburg 3/27

Steven Woodbury 3/15 Barbara Anderson 3/30

Cole Blaiser 3/16 Eleanor Hagan 3/30

Lyle Denniston 3/16 Laurel Nichols 3/30

Adele Miller 3/16 William Harper 3/31

Elizabeth Poole 3/16

Nancy Wilson 3/16

La Don Blue 3/18

From the Pet Committee-The next visit from a veterinarian from the

Animal Medical Center of Watkins Park will be the morning of Monday,

March 9, 2020. Please call (303) 249-3030 to make arrangements for your

pet's visit with the vet by noon on Friday, March 6th. This will give the

veterinarian time to appropriately prepare for your visit. Thank you for your

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thoughtfulness and consideration of their needs in making their visits to

Collington successful.

Annapolis Symphony Orchestra -Residents can enjoy a 50% or 15%

discount on Annapolis Symphony Orchestra (ASO) tickets ranging from

$28.00 — $93.00. This discount is for those who have not been to the

outstanding over 55-year-old symphony before. This coming Saturday,

February 29th, the performance will feature a violin soloist, and March, a

clarinet soloist will be featured. We will carpool to the performances at

Maryland Hall, just 30 minutes away. Questions: call resident Jeannie

Bessmer at ext. 7283.

Calling all Retired and Active Social Workers!

In honor of Social Work Month in March, the Social Service Department is

asking residents to give your name to Kim Rivers, x7393, if you work in the

field of Social Services.

Please contact Kim no later than Friday, March 6th. Thank you.

and

Social Service Department Presentation

Tuesday, March 3, 2020 @ 11 am in the Auditorium

5 @ 55 Presentation with Byrd & Byrd, LLC – Attorneys at Law

Discussion about the MOLST form, Advance Directive, and other legal

documents

SOCIAL SECURITY CALLS: If you receive a phone call from “Social

Security” please know that it is a scam. Do not provide any information to

the caller. Simply hang up. Recently a resident contacted the non-

emergency line for the police about these calls and they shared information

on a product “Magic Jack” would stop these unwanted calls. In checking

with our IT folks, Rob was not sure if this product was the best solution, but

in doing some research he did come across a product through Amazon –

CPR Call-Blocker for Landline Phones.

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From The Sustainability Group- DO YOU CARE ABOUT THE

ENVIRONMENT? Turn off those cottage welcome lights! Such lights are

intended to welcome expected guests. Walkway LED lights adequately

light up cottage entrances. If welcome lights are turned on at all, they

should be on only when guests are expected and while they are visiting.

They should be turned off when guests have left and remain off at all other

times. Otherwise they are wasting electricity, needlessly costing Collington

and ultimately residents.

FROM THE LIBRARY: New books are arriving. The list is on the Archives Room window. Books may be reserved by filling out the form found on the checkout desk in the Library. Put your request in the Request Box on small table by the Library office door, located in the back corner of the Library. WANTED: Post-it note pads (we use a lot). RECYCLED MENUS: The only printer paper provided for the 2 printers in the Library are the dining room menus. When the yellow upright box is empty either you must bring your own paper or go without. We are pleased residents are saving trees but remember the recycled paper is there for everyone, not just you.

REMINDER: Please remember to bring your new Medicare card to all of

your doctor’s appointments. You may also call or email our new Medical

Records Coordinator, Hattie Montague if you would like for her to enter

your new Medicare number in Collington’s system.

hmontague@collington.kendal.org Phone: 301.883.4795

HALF PRICE CLEARANCE SALE IN THE OO SHOP!

Everything will be 1/2 price (except for medical equipment) for the two

weeks from February 17th through 28th. So come down and purchase

well priced clothing, accessories, bakeware, glassware, furniture, lamps,

and artwork. ALL AT 1/2 PRICE!!

TRIP INFORMATION

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-Unless Noted Otherwise, All Trip Venues Are Wheelchair & Walker Accessible. You MUST print/sign your name in the Green Trip Book to have a seat on the bus. All Trips Depart from Security and the transportation fee is $10. If you need to cancel for any reason you MUST do so 48 hours in advance or you will be charged a $15 cancellation fee. If you need to cancel w/in the 48- hour time frame, please call Tiffan’e, x4778

UPCOMING TRIPS SAVE THE DATES

March Women’s History Trips

Frederick Douglass Historic Site- Anacostia, DC -TBD (No sign-up

sheet available is yet)

The Frederick Douglass National Historic Site, administered by the

National Park Service, is located at 1411 W Street, SE, in Anacostia, a

neighborhood east of the Anacostia River in Southeast Washington, D.C..

Established in 1988 as a National Historic Site, the site preserves the home

and estate of Frederick Douglass, one of the most prominent African

Americans of the 19th century. Douglass lived in this house, which he

named Cedar Hill, from 1877 until his death in 1895. Perched on a hilltop,

the site offers a sweeping view of the U.S. Capitol and the Washington,

D.C., skyline.

Clara Barton Historic Site- Glen Echo, Md -TBD (No sign-up sheet

available is yet)

The Clara Barton National Historic Site, which includes the Clara Barton

House, was established in 1974 to interpret the life of Clara Barton (1821–

1912), an American pioneer teacher, nurse, and humanitarian who was the

founder of the American Red Cross. The site is located 2 miles (3.2 km)

northwest of Washington D.C. in Glen Echo, Maryland.

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UPCOMING CONCERTS & SUBSCRIPTION SERIES

Arena Stage

• Mother Road- Wednesday, Mar 4th

• Celia and Fidel- Wednesday, Mar 25th

• Seven Guitars – Wednesday, April 22

• Toni Stone – Wednesday, May 13

Shakespeare

• Timon of Athens-Tuesday, March 10

• Romantic Anonymous – Tuesday, April 7

• Much Ado About Nothing – Tuesday, May 5

PG Philharmonic

• Saturday, March 28th

• Saturday, May 16th

Roundhouse

• Cost of Living - Sunday, April 19th

• Hate F*ck - Sunday, June 14th

• Big Love - Sunday, June 21st

BSO

• Friday, April 24th

NSO Coffee Concerts

• Friday, April 3

• Friday, May 29

DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS

FROM CULINARY- Chris Ramsey

Starting February 24th, 2020 Landing Specials will be noted on page 2 of

the weekly menus. The catch of the day will be joined by two other

specials, which will run for a week changing every Monday. Note: Specials

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may change due to product availability in the market and demand, if so

these changes will be listed on the chalk boards outside the Landing.

Sustainability update: We recently ran reporting comparing the disposable

paper product usage of the last 60 days (December 2019 through January

2020) versus the 60 days before we reduced our dependence on

disposable paper products (October 2019 through November 2019). The

result is a net savings of $6000 to the culinary department and hundreds of

pounds of paper waste not going to our local landfills. Every penny saved

will go towards improving our culinary programs and providing our

residents a better dining experience.

FROM ADMINISTRATION: Karen Cheney

DINNER WITH A BOARD MEMBER? The Board will meet on February

27th. If you are interested in dining with a board member prior to their

meeting, kindly let Karen Cheney know. Dinner would need to be at 5

PM. Send Karen an email at kcheney@collington.kendal.org

FROM FACILITIES/IT: Rob Reigle

COMCAST – Turner Classic Movie Channel

Recently Comcast removed the Turner Classic Movie (TCM) Channel from

the standard service. Rob Reigle has been working on this issue with

Comcast for many weeks and the final negotiated process is as follows:

Residents wanting the TCM channel will need to purchase the “Sports

Entertainment Package” which includes about 24 additional channels

including TCM, CMT, NFL Network, Crime & Investigation, Military History

Channel, Outdoor Channel and more. The fee for this channel is 9.95 per

month. Please Note that a digital receiver is required to receive this

“Sports Entertainment Package” but you can get one free of charge as long

as you swap out your current box. This can be done by visiting the local

Comcast store. If you prefer a tech come and do it an install of $40

applies. Please call Comcast at 1-855-638-2855 for bulk customer service

who can help if you are interested.

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FROM HEALTH SERVICES:

The annual Health Center’s Skilled Nursing Facility mock survey occurred

on February 17th through the 19th. Three members of the Chiles Healthcare

Consulting team members were on site looking at policies, procedures,

process and quality improvement efforts to prepare us for our annual

Department of Health survey which typically occurs in the spring months.

Last year Collington received zero deficiencies at its annual survey in May

2019 and it was in great part to the hard work the team put in after the

mock survey. This years mock survey proved that process, systems and

quality measures put in place last year have continued into 2020. While

there are still areas of improvement, the survey team said that all Collington

team members should be proud of the remarkable changes that have

occurred in the Health Center. This included all departments- culinary,

facilities, EVS, security, nursing, social work, human resources, etc., etc.

Every single Collington employee plays a vital part in the review and it’s a

great way for everyone to prepare for the annual survey which we

anticipate to occur in late spring/ early summer but as it is an unannounced

survey it’s important for the Collington Health Center to be survey ready at

all times- not just for good survey results, but for quality experiences and

care for our residents and because it’s the right thing to do!

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The Collington Foundation: History

Mission: To provide and inspire philanthropic support for Collington Life Care Community

Vision: To harness our generosity of spirit to nurture the goals and aspirations of all who live, work and serve in our community.

After Collington Episcopal Life Care Community was founded in1983, the Fellowship Fund was established (1984) through a gift by the Episcopal Diocese of Washington. Its purpose was to support and encourage diversity at Collington - particularly economic. A resident can apply for assistance through the finance office.

The Collington Board of Directors created the Collington Foundation in 1996 as a tax exempt 501(c)(3) philanthropic organization that would raise funds to support Collington's mission. Under IRS Sec/ 509(a)(3) Collington is a "Type l" supporting organization. The foundation was created to receive all gifts and disperse all scholarships and grants. The board of directors is legally and fiscally responsible for stewarding all the funds, with support by the Collington administration. In 2011, Collington joined Kendal, a system of not for profit senior living communities.

The Ramsey Scholarship fund was established in 2017 through a legacy gift from the Ramsey family. Scholarships are awarded to older employees to further their study in their field. There is a small arts and culture fund as well.

The CEO of Collington, Ann Gillespie, serves as President of the foundation. The President manages the operational activities. The Chair of the Board, currently a resident, leads the board. The board consists of eight resident members and three community members. Two of these members represent the Collington board of directors on the foundation board. All board members are approved by the Collington board of directors. The board meets quarterly, October, January, April, and July.

There are four standing committees on the board –

• a finance committee to review the budget and financial results.

• an awards committee to set policy and review all scholarships and grants.

• a development committee to support the director of philanthropy in communication, cultivation of donors and fundraising initiatives.

• an executive committee, to consist of board officers and other members as needed in decision-making.

The foundation is supporting Collington’s mission (to improve the lives of its residents and staff) as it completes its long-range plans and in making ongoing projects possible and future capital improvements.

If you have further questions, please contact Nadine Hathaway, chair of the board of directors, ext. 5148.

Dinner 4:30 PM- 7:30 PM 4:30 PM- 7:30 PM 4:30 PM- 7:30 PM 4:30 PM- 7:30 PM

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

24-Feb 25-Feb 26-Feb 27-Feb

Buttered Rice Farro Pilaf

Steamed Rainbow

Carrots

Wild Rice with

Cranberries

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Red Cabbage Italian Cauliflower French Fries

Cole Slaw

Salad Bar

Collington Main Dining Room Weekly Menu

Cream of Spinach Lentil Soup Beef VegetableCream of Carrot Soup

Scotch BrothButternut Squash

Bisque

Southwest Chicken

SoupSplit Pea Soup

Apple Slaw Caprese Salad Wedge Salad

Lasagna Grilled Pork ChopsBalsamic Glazed

Chicken

Salad Bar

Buttered Peas

Wahoo with Cucumber

Salad

Chef Special Chef Special

Sauteed Spinach

Hotdogs and

hamburgers

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Salad Bar Salad Bar

Chef Special

Sautéed Swiss Chard

SA

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Blackened Mahi

Beef Stew

Corn Kernels

Green Beans

Beer Battered Fish Fish Croquettes

4:30 PM- 7:30 PM 4:30 PM- 7:30 PM 11:30 AM- 3:00PM

Friday Saturday Sunday Dessert Menu LANDING SPECIALS

28-Feb 29-Feb 1-Mar Breakfast 8:00AM - 11:00AM

Lunch 11:00AM - 6:30 PM

Sugar Free

Coffee Mousse

Omelette and French

Toast Bar

Sugar Free Berry

Pie

Roasted Potatoes Buttered PastaRoasted Sweet Potatoes

Catch of the Day

Strawberry Short

Cake Grilled Pork Chops with

Bourbon Apple GlazeChocolate Cake

w/ Chocolate

IcingTandoori Roasted Game

Hen

Grilled Vegetable

Sandwich

Chef Special

Salad Bar

Chili

Mixed Vegetables

Stewed Tomatoes and

Okra

Lobster Bisque

Peach Ambrosia

Grits & Oatmeal

Salad Bar

Pistachio Fluff

Collington Main Dining Room Weekly Menu

Miso Soup

Seafood Newburg Flounder Oscar

Dilled Potato Salad

Salad Bar

Potato and Bacon Soup

Honey Walnut Sautéed

Scallops

French Onion Soup

Carved Pork Steamship

Roasted Cornish HenBratwurst and

SauerkrautGlazed Pit Ham

Pecan Pie

Lemon

Meringue Pie

Asparagus Broccolini

Roasted Acorn SquashGorgonzola Crusted

Tomato

Chef Special