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Home Journal May 11th, 2018 Hello, Everyone.. Thank you, Chuck, for all of the planning and hard work you are putting into the construction of our new bocce ball court. It is really beginning to take shape and we look forward to putting to use. Next on the list, the putting green! Our complimentary pancake breakfast will be offered on Thursday, May 17 th at 9am. Please join us and enjoy a made-from-scratch breakfast with friends and neighbors. I want to caution everyone from attempting to physically assist others when they ve lost their balance and fallen to the floor. Helping in this way may inadvertently cause injury to yourself or to the individual you are trying to assist. Our protocol is to illicit the expertise of EMS so that the person can be assessed for injuries. My hat is off to Vicki for putting together a fun-filled Kentucky Derby/Cinco de Mayo party last Saturday. I received lots of positive feedback on the event and it is always a pleasure to know that folks have congregated to kick back and enjoy life! Work began on the construction of the new duplexes Wednesday. It is exciting to see all of the planning and coordination come to fruition. At this time, we are anticipating that our future residents and neighbors will be moving into their new homes throughout the months of October through December. I want to wish all of our Mothers a terrific Mother s Day! I hope your day is relaxing, rewarding, and full of great reflections on the life you have given us. ~ Kevin Colleen is on call May 14th Our Lake Forest Website www.onlakeforest.org www.facebook.com/lake ForestSeniorCommunity

Activities: Week of May 14 - May 20, 2018 Monday, May 14 11am Exercise 12pm Soup & Salad 1pm Pool 1pm Pinochle 2pm Coloring Therapy with Janet Tuesday, May 15 10am Price Chopper/Dollar Store 11:30am Tai Chi 2pm Bingo 4pm Redford Glass Speaker May Birthdays 2- Charlie J. 6- Sylvia B. 8- Danielle C. 11- Beverly R. 14 Chuck S. 16- Mary Lue G. 18- Jean J. 21- Janet D. Wednesday, May 16 10am Nurse Janet 11am Exercise 12pm Soup & Salad 1:00pm Penny Poker 2pm Craft Group 6:30pm Movie, Bridge of Spies Thursday May 17th at 9am will be the Pancake breakfast, the Omelets at 12pm on the 17th are NOT happening that day. Thank you! Thursday, May 17 9am Pancake Breakfast 9:30am Shuffleboard 10am Bridge 1pm Mah Jongg 3:30pm Wii Bowling Friday, May 18 10am Yando s 11am Exercise 12pm Soup & Salad 1pm Bridge for 8 2pm Trivia (Library) Saturday, May 19 11am Yoga Tape 6:30pm Movie Night, The Crown On Wednesday, May 30th at the Butcher Block there will be a dinner to honor men & women over the age of 70 who make extraordinary contributions to the community. We will have a sign up sheet in the activity room for those who care to attend. The cost is $40 per person. Sunday, May 20 11:30 am Worship Service 12:30pm Brunch 3pm NYS wine tasting with Vladimir

Our Lake Forest Residents News, Comments, Etc... The current curio cabinet display features special items from Sylvia B. The committee would appreciate receiving ideas and suggestions for future displays. Residents who have an item or items they would like to share can contact any committee member. It is not necessary to have a collection. Perhaps there is one particular item you would be interested in seeing displayed in the cabinet, or maybe you have an idea for a theme. Any items or ideas you share will be appreciated. Committee members: Sylvia B., Minnie B., Mary D., Therese D., Helen R. Please stop by to check out Sylvia s display in the curio cabinet, her work is absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing it with us Sylvia. On Wednesday, Lake Forest broke ground to start construction on the new duplex that is being built!

Please join the Clinton County Historical Association (CCHA) on May 15, 2018 here at Lake Forest at 4pm for an exciting presentation by Makenzee Bruce! The presentation, which is free and open to the public, will enable participants to take a step back to a period more than 200 years ago to learn about the short-lived history of the Redford Glass Company. Although the company was in business for only 20 years they produced products that demonstrated unique skilled craftsmanship that survives to this day. By the end of the presentation participants will see how the Company, that was once famous and esteemed for its crown glass windowpanes, has become synonymous with unique and priceless glassware. Makenzee Bruce is currently an intern at the Clinton County Historical Association. She is also a senior studying History at SUNY Plattsburgh. During her time at SUNY Plattsburgh she received various awards and distinctions including membership in the National History Honor Society and Phi Alpha Theta. She has greatly enjoyed her time as an intern at the CCHA and hopes that everyone enjoys her presentation about the Redford Glass Company. Her presentation was made possible with the help and support of the Clinton County Historical Association with special recognition to CCHA Director Helen Nerska and Board Member Julie Dowd. In her research, ³The Saranac Valley² Volume One, Sarah Baker wrote that an old Indian ford across the Saranac River, formed of red stones, was destined to become a name known throughout the United States. The crossing became known as ³The Red Ford² and finally Redford, the site of the Redford Glass Company. Owners and chemist from the Champlain Glass Works in Burlington Vermont, along with hundreds of laborers, worked to construct the town and glass works, completed in 1831, that produced the famous Redford Glass. This week s movie on Wednesday May 16th is Bridge of Spies. During the Cold War, the Soviet Union captures U.S. pilot Francis Gary Powers after shooting down his U-2 spy plane. Sentenced to 10 years in prison, Powers' only hope is New York lawyer James Donovan (Tom Hanks), recruited by a CIA operative to negotiate his release. Donovan boards a plane to Berlin, hoping to win the young man's freedom through a prisoner exchange. If all goes well, the Russians would get Rudolf Abel (Mark Rylance), the convicted spy who Donovan defended in court. Thank you to everyone that came to the Happy Hour this past Saturday, especially to Vladimir for his help! A HUGE thank you to Douglas for playing the bagpipes for us! It was such an unexpected but wonderful performance.

Menu Details New Menu Items Buttermilk Tea Cake Copycat of Rambach s Austrian Tea Cake. No Bake Cookie Sugar friendly chocolate oat cookie. Tandoori Chicken Dark chicken meat marinated with cumin, coriander, cardamom, paprika and baked. Cod Roulade A dish popular in Europe, composed of ground cod stuffed with green onion & butter mix. It s like a fish version of Chicken Kiev. Vegetable Fritters Similar to potato pancakes. Green peas, onions, potatoes, carrots, zucchini mixed and fried as a fritter. Steak Salad Sliced, grilled steak over fresh greens, tomatoes, cucumbers. Trifle In English cuisine this dessert is made with fruit, a thin layer of sponge cake, soaked in sherry or wine and custard, then topped with whipped cream. Mississippi Mud Cake This dense chocolate sheet cake has pecans, marshmallows and a gooey glaze. Food Facts- The Japanese eat very little fat and suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans. On the other hand the French eat a lot of fat and also suffer less heart attacks than the British & Americans. The conclusion- eat what you want, it s speaking English that s killing you! Two girls were observed in a parking lot working with a coat hanger and a locked Mercedes, The girl said to the other hurry up! It s starting to rain and the top s down! Out of the mouth s of babes- Little Johnny s new baby brother was screaming up a storm. Where did we get him Johnny? asked his mother. He came from Heaven, his mother answered. Whew, I can see why they threw him out. replied Johnny. Thought for the day: Life s golden age is when the kids are too old to need a baby sitter and too young to borrow the car! ~ Mary Lue

Week of May 21, 2018 Turn into Kitchen by Wednesday, May 16 Name Circle the Main Meal and the Sides You Like Monday May 21 (5:30 PM) Vegetable Salad V8 Juice Roasted Chicken (Dark or White) Barley Mushroom Bake Pumpkin Bread Three Bean Salad Roasted Zucchini Grilled Cheese Tomato Sandwich Ice Cream No Bake Cookies Tuesday - May 22 (5:30 PM) Chicken Vegetable Soup V8 Juice Lasagna Mashed Potatoes Garlic Bread Roasted Carrots Side Salad Cod Roulade Rice Pudding Poached Pears Wednesday May 23 (5:30 PM) Soup Du Jour V8 Juice Steak Salad Baked Beans Wheat bread Broccoli Bacon Vegetable Strata Buttermilk Tea Cake SF Pudding Thursday - May 24 (5:30 PM) Deviled Egg Plate V8 Juice Tandoori Chicken Coconut Rice Dinner Roll Fried Cabbage Spinach Grilled Kielbasa Mississippi Mud Cake Fruit of the day Friday May 25 (5:30 PM) Tomato Soup V8 Juice Ham Potato Casserole Vegetable Fritters Focaccia Bread Green Beans Russian Salmon Pie Trifle NSA Ice Cream Saturday May 26 (5:30 PM) Greens Strawberries Walnut Salad V8 Juice Beef Meatloaf w/gravy Mashed Potatoes Sunflower Bread Peas Brussels Sprouts Turkey Salad Cold Plate Rhubarb Bars Orange Yogurt Whip Sunday May 27 (12:30 PM - Brunch) Garden Salad V8 Juice Cinnamon Buns Bacon Fried Eggs Scrambled Eggs Sausage Biscuits & Gravy Stuffed Pork Loin Mashed Potatoes Sliced Melon Italian Love Cake Snack in a bag