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1 Courier August 24‐31, 2020

The Weekly Courier August 24‐31, 2020

FOR UPDATES ON ALL EVENTS: Continue to check email, voice mail for broadcast

messages, the TV (Channel 972) for updated information.

Library – Open Noon‐3pm Guest Room Reservations – Cancelled Trips – Cancelled Salon – Open Mon‐Fri 9am‐3pm Pool – Closed The Landing ‐ Closed

o Main Dining Room –Apartments, 1000 District Mon‐ Sat 11:30am‐1:30pm

Sun 10am‐12pm

o 2000, 3000,4000,5000– Mon‐ Sat 2:30pm‐4:30pm Sun 1pm‐3pm

o Country Store – Closed; carry out orders only

Transportation ‐ For Medical Appointments put in Transportation request form in at Security or Transportation. Transportation to medical appts runs: 8:30am, 10am, and 1pm. Fitness Center – Open by appointment.

MANAGER-ON-DUTY – August 22 & 23 Rob Riegle

To contact the Manager-on-Duty, call Security on x2020 and they will 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 ([email protected]).

Tiffan’e can be reached on x4778 Submission deadline for The Courier is Wednesday at 12 noon.


KEY CONTACT NUMBERS:

Work Orders x2151

https://collington.theworxhub.com

RA Office x2214 RA Website: collingtonresidents.org

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

THIS WEEKEND

8:00 AM SATURDAY WEED WARRIORS: We plan to continue our work down the hill

from the inner gate house, working on vines on both sides of the trail, making our

way toward the lake. Please bring clippers, loppers, saws, etc. Come and help or just

to see what we do. As usual, we will cancel if it rains. (WW, check email for changes).


MONDAY, August 24th

Indigenous Awareness Committee: We will meet at 10 AM on the porch outside

the Ivy Lounge (the side nearest the bar). Join us for what I hope will be a lively

discussion.

Fiscal Review Committee: Zoom information will be sent to Fiscal Review

Committee members and to the Collington Discussion group.

TUESDAY, August 25th

Time Activity

8:00 am Pickleball Practice Drills @ The Courts

10:00 am Wood Shop drop‐off hour

12pm‐3pm Library Open

1:00 pm The Garden Committee Farmer’s Market‐ Clocktower

PICKLEBALL PRACTICE DRILLS ON THE COURTS Pickleball practice drills will be held Tuesday at 8am, weather permitting. All level of players are welcome, our Coach will lead the session and there will be opportunities to play games after the session. Ann Marie Rahn

Time Activity 9‐9:30am 10:30‐11am

OUTDOOR FITNESS BY GREENHOUSE‐Ebony Jordan

10:00 am Grocery Run to Wegmans


10:00 am Indigenous Awareness Committee Meeting‐ Ivy Room Patio

12pm ‐3pm Library Open

1:00 pm Senior Aerobics Fitness‐ Ebony Jordan Ch 972

2:00 pm Fiscal Review Committee via Zoom and broadcast on Ch 972

2:30 pm‐ 4:30 pm OO Shop Open


WEDNESDAY, August 26th

The Health Services Committee ‐ will meet via ZOOM, with 972 broadcast, on

Wednesday 26 August at 2:00 PM. Michelle McKenzie, Assisted Living Manager,

will provide information on Assisted Living options available at Collington.

Mystery Book Club ‐ will meet Wednesday, August 26 in the auditorium At 2:30 pm. There are only 10 seats available, so please call Virginia Cobb At 7598 for a reservation.

THURSDAY, August 27th

Time Activity

9‐9:30am 10:30‐11am


10:00 am Grocery Run to Giant



1:00 pm Collington Computer Clinic‐ Dennis Evans -Zoom 883 4172 4992

2:00 pm Health Services Committee Zoom Meeting

2:30 pm The Mystery Book Club‐ AUD


4:30 pm COVID‐19 Update‐ Channel 972

Time Activity

10:00 am Senior Aerobic Fitness – Ebony Jordan ‐Ch 972


10:30 am Floor Yoga – Nadine Hathaway ‐Ch 972

11:30 pm Tai‐Chi‐ YouTube Video‐Ch 972


1:00 pm Scary and Weird Story Readings – Susan Wolf ‐Ch 972

3:00 pm Ivy Room from the Living Room‐ Grant and Margaret Bagley‐Ch 972

4:15 pm Zoom Bingo‐ Kim Rivers (email [email protected] by Wednesday, August 26th )‐ Ch 972


Thursday, August 27th, 4:15 pm – Zoom Bingo – Kim Rivers (email

[email protected] by Wednesday, August 26th)

FRIDAY, August 28th

*All activities times/topics are subject to change as Collington begins their soft

reopen of activities/meetings

Friday, August 28th, 11:30 pm – OneDay University: The Artistic Genius of

Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo The Relationship between Leonardo da

Vinci and Michelangelo

In 1504, Leonardo da Vinci (1452‐1519) and Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475‐

1564), the two greatest artistic geniuses of the Italian Renaissance, were both

working on enormous paintings of battle scenes for the Salone dei Cinquecento in

the palace of the Florentine government. Though neither Leonardo da Vinci or

Time Activity

9‐9:30am 10:30‐11am



10:00 am Grocery Store Run to Safeway

10:30 am Chair Yoga‐Marion Robbins (Recording)

11:30 am OneDay University: The Artistic Genius of Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo‐ Ch 972


1:00 pm The Garden Committee’s Farmers Market‐ Clocktower

1:30 pm Living with The Author During the Writing of the Novel – Book 1: The Making of the Masjid Morning – Barbara Morris‐ Ch 972

2:15 pm Collington Virtual Book Club – Lecture to Series #5 and Introduction to Series #6 (last book)‐ Ch 972



Michelangelo would ever see their share of the ambitious project to its

completion, the brilliant full‐scale drawings they created of rearing horses and

muscular soldiers were known in the 16th century as the “school of the world”.

Notwithstanding the generational difference, the pairing of Leonardo da Vinci and

Michelangelo might have seemed like the ideal opportunity for intellectual

collaboration: both were accomplished artists as well as so‐called Universal Men,

with shared interests across many disciplines, including painting, sculpture,

architecture and anatomy. On the contrary, it only exacerbated what was

described by their contemporaries as a mutual, fervent disdain, a relationship that

was best exemplified by anecdotes of the two artists hurling insults at each other

in the streets of Florence.

Leonardo da Vinci vs Michelangelo ‐This lecture will explore how this great rivalry

between Leonardo and Michelangelo – who were dissimilar in temperament and

beliefs, as well as the manner in which they worked – contributed to the creation

of some of the most famous and influential artworks the world has ever seen.

Friday, August 28th, 1:30 – Living with The Author During the Writing of the

Novel – Book 1: The Making of the Masjid Morning By Barbara Morris

Living with The Author Series were written by Richard Morris and his wife,

Barbara Morris, will present the series to the community. She will discuss the

books in reverse order of the sequence of their writing because the final novel,

Masjid Morning, is closer in setting to current times.

September book‐ Canoedling in Cleveland

October book‐ Well Considered

November book‐ Cologne No. 10 for Men

***All books are available in the Library***


Collington’s Virtual Book Club

Series # 5 – “City of Stone” by Kim Wright

Friday, August 28th, 2:15 pm – Lecture for Series #5

***Last Book of the Mystery Series***

Series #6 – “City of Wind” by Kim Wright

Friday, August 28th, 2:15 pm – Intro to Series #6

$14.99 on Amazon

If interested in joining the book club, call x7393

No one expects to be murdered in a church. And yet this is

precisely what happens to two seemingly blameless young

women in City of Wind, the sixth book of the City of

Mystery series.

It is spring, 1891. Scotland Yard's first forensics unit is reeling from a series of

painful losses, and Detective Trevor Welles has traveled to America to teach the

San Francisco police the fledgling science of fingerprinting. When a badly

decomposed body is found in a church belfry, Trevor, along with Rayley Abrams

and Davy Mabrey, finds himself reluctantly drawn into the case. For once it's

easier to identify a suspect than the victim and Theo Durant, Sunday School

superintendent and unrepentant ladies' man, is at the top of everyone's list. The

police aren't so sure. As Davy puts it "any man who looks that guilty almost has to

be innocent."

While the body count rises and the evidence grows, Trevor and his team must

race to find the truth before a vigilante crowd takes justice into their own hands.

The men may have science and proximity on their side, but it will take the insight

of three women back in England ‐ Gerry, Emma, and Leanna ‐ to uncover the dark

family secrets that first drove the killer to violence. After a final life and death

struggle on Alcatraz, even a group of forensics experts must admit that the "why"

of murder is sometimes more revealing than the "how."


• Singing Songs

• Playing Instruments

• Reading Poetry, Short Stories, Monologues

• Dancing

• Lectures

• Faith‐based Messages

• Art

• “How to” sessions

Calling All Residents!

Are you ready to be “Collington Famous?”

We are looking for more residents to join the 972 Community Engagement Broadcasting. If you have something that you would like to share with your fellow Collington residents,

please contact Kim Rivers – x7393 ~ [email protected]

Only 5 residents are allowed to present at a time, with Kim Rivers and/or John Lees helping to operate the sound booth. The time allotted for all segments are 30‐60 mins.

In Memoriam

Maya Peretz August 17, 2020

Welcome

Clarita Ricketts will move to apartment 325 on, August 24, 2020. Her telephone

number remains 925‐7210.

Michael & Sue Blanchette will move into villa 5011 on August 28, 2020. Their

telephone number is 541‐5080.

ITEMS OF INTEREST

The Garden Committee’s FARMERS MARKET: will be held on Tuesday and Friday

from 1:00 to 3:00 (unless we sell out first) in the Clocktower at the groaning board

table. It will feature produce we have grown in our gardens and will differ every

week as the season progresses. You are asked to make a donation for the produce


you take. We hope you will enjoy veggies that have been picked hours –

sometimes minutes – before they become available. Thank you for your support.

A Reminder‐If you have neighbors and friends in the Creighton Center, please give

them a call occasionally to let them know that they are not forgotten. Call the

nurses station of that unit if you need a phone number. Thank you. Linda Meade

LIBRARY UPDATE‐ The Library is open from noon until 3PM, Monday‐Friday, for browsing and checking out books. Many new books have been added since we closed in March. Call x7251 to make an appointment.

PICKLEBALL/TENNIS COURT UPDATE The players have decided to go ahead and get the blue pickleball court lines painted by Mid Atlantic Asphalt. Play can then resume weather permitting. Crack repair will need to wait until we get an extended dry spell. The deeper cracks have been filled with pea gravel, per the professional tennis repair company. Therefore, we are continuing to secure the gates so our repair work will not be disturbed. The Buildings Committee

CHANGE IN OO SHOP DONATION SCHEDULE: Since very few donations have been

received during the last three weeks, we are altering the schedule for future

donations. If you live in the 4000’s and 5000’s, please bring your donations on

Tuesday, 8/25 and Thursday, 8/27. If you live in the apartments, please bring your

donations on Tuesday, 9/1 and Thursday, 9/3. Starting the week of 9/7, both

sections of the OO Shop will be open during our normal business hours of Monday,

Wednesday, and Friday from 2:30 to 4:30. We will continue to follow the

instructions of wearing a mask, maintaining social distancing, using hand sanitizer

when shopping, and allowing only 3 shoppers at one time in the shop.

Thanks to all patrons of the OO Shop.

Attention all RA Activities Chairs!!The Annual Report of the Residents Association is being prepared for the October 1 Annual Meeting. Chairs of Activities Committees are encouraged to submit a report to Judy Collins by email [ [email protected] ] before September 15. The report should be a short


summary of accomplishments, goals, activities, etc. for the previous year (October 1, 2019‐October 1, 2020). The committees include (among others): Books Committees, Collingtonian, Community Outreach Committee, Creative Arts Committee, Drama Committee, Flower Committee, Frame Shop, Garden Committee, Interfaith Chapel, Kaleidoscope, Library Committee, Monday Night Movies, Music Committees (Collington Singers & Sunday Afternoon Concerts), Neighbor Talks, Opportunities Outlet, Pet Committee, Speakers Committee, and Wood Shop, plus any others such as Pickleball, etc..

Thank you! Judy Collins, RA Secretary

PAINTING VOLUNTEERS NEEDED There are projects around the Woodshop and Hilltop Garden that are in need of Collington painters. All supplies will be provided, socialization at a distance will be encouraged and all volunteers will earn a commemorative paintbrush. John Barker has dried and straightened ten 4” x 4” wood posts. Outside the Woodshop these will primed and painted gray, to match the directional signs, and be mounted by Facilities to replace some rusted metal and damaged wood posts. Mike McCulley has power washed all three gates and arbors up at the Hilltop Garden. Some repairs are needed, which have been referred to Facilities. In the meantime, all good wooden surfaces need painted. If you would like to help with either or both projects, please give me a call at x5098 or send me an email at [email protected]. Ann Marie Rahn

PEDAL BOAT USAGE‐ It is not necessary to schedule a time to use the pedal boats.

However, please review the instructions on deck before use.

It is especially critical to put life vests on BEFORE getting in the boat. This is when

most accidents occur, please exercise caution at all times.

If you would like to schedule a time for assistance in using the pedal boats with a

staff member, please contact Ebony Jordan. She can be reached at

[email protected] or ext. 2254

Available times for pedal boat assistance are Tuesdays and Thursdays

11:00am‐12:00pm

3:00pm‐4:00pm


Bizarre Bazaar? Hello Folks: It is hoped that the annual Holiday Bazaar will still take place this year despite Covid‐19. Knowing that it might be canceled or postponed, plans are to proceed, even with the probability of the bazaar being smaller and having to be spread out into areas such as the Clocktower and corridors if we have the Bazaar at all. Of course, the final word belongs to the Administration, but they have told us to go ahead and plan for it. Who knows what November will bring? As of now, the 2020 Holiday Bazaar is scheduled to take place on

Friday 13 (eek!) November 2020 from 10:00 until 2:00 in the Auditorium?, Clocktower, Corridors, and?. During the lockdown, some of you have already been busy making things or thinking about what you can do this year. Please let me know if you, or others you know, would like to make items for the Bazaar (crafts, food, etc.) and/or volunteer. Contact me, Maja Keech, at [email protected], cottage #2004, or tel. x7253. Also, let me know if you will need a table(s). (Tables for food and miscellaneous will be provided.)

As always, most proceeds go to the Colington Residents’ Association which needs the money for the various committees, activities, programs, etc. that it supports. Participants may retain the cost of materials.

If You loved the Coffee Concerts at the Kennedy Center, Check out the Couch

Concerts…

https://www.kennedy‐center.org/whats‐on/millennium...

An expansion of the Couch Concerts series, The Kennedy Center and Facebook will launch Arts Across America, a program to uplift artists and showcase art from communities and regions across the country. In collaboration with arts organizations from coast to coast, Arts Across America will present free, online programming available on Facebook Live, Instagram, YouTube, and the Kennedy Center website.

A rotating performance schedule will feature performers presented by the Kennedy Center and collaborator organizations Arts Midwest; Mid‐America Arts Alliance; Mid‐Atlantic Arts Foundation; New England Foundation for the Arts; South Arts; Western States Arts Federation; jurisdictional arts agencies representing U.S. territories; and Sankofa.org.


Department Announcements

FROM ADMINISTRATION‐ ASK ME ANYTHING: The dates for the September “Ask

Me Anything” Zoom calls will be September 3 (deadline for questions 8/31) and

September 17 (deadline for questions 9/14) at 3:00 pm. The link will be sent out

the day before. If you don’t have a TV or you are not comfortable with Zoom,

there is a phone number you can call and you can participate by phone. These

sessions are recorded and the link will be sent out the next day. Questions should

be sent to Karen Cheney’s email – [email protected]. Any questions

received after the deadline will go into the batch of questions for the following

call.

Horticulturist Update‐Kyle Olsen: Good day‐ The Landscaper will be on campus 4

days this week. They will continue to mow, weed, and a combination of common

area tree pruning and individual residence shrubs and trees. Please be reminded

that if you are a red dot holder for landscaping you receive no pruning services

and are responsible to prune back all plant material away from walls or roof

structures around your residence. We are continuing (weather permitting) to be

pruning around the 5000’s at this time‐ thanks for your patience and support‐

please continue to mask up when approaching others and be safe and well.

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The Courtyard

The Ivy Room Patio

Broadway (near the GreenHouse)

Please keep all groups under 10 people Max. Also, remember to keep a safe distance

while using outdoor meeting spaces. To reserve an outdoor meeting space, Contact

Tiffan’e Markham at X4778

Assisted Rehab at Collington Life Care Community

Phone: (301) 541-5017

Hello Everyone,

As COVID-19 and the resulting restrictions persist, so does the difficulty in

maintaining an active lifestyle and functional independence.

It doesn’t take long for a decline in either strength, balance, and/or function with the

decreased activity levels COVID-19 has caused.

No matter what your activity level may be, we can provide therapeutic exercises to

increase or maintain your current functional activity level; here’s how:

• One on one setting adhering to distancing policies while maintaining high

levels of infection control

• All therapy is provided at no cost to you

• Ease of set up: just give us a call and we can schedule your first visit, contact

your physician, and handle all insurance communication.

Our department is here to prevent functional declines and promote aging in place by

keeping Collington residents as safe and independent as possible.

So, if you are concerned with a potential decline in your functional activity level,

fitness level or have been putting off therapy you may need and now have time

available, please contact us at (301) 541-5017 to discuss a potential program for

you.

Sincerely,

Rich Rigali,

Collington Rehab Director

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Getting an Absentee Ballot for the November Election

To get an absentee ballot for the November election, you must fill out an application form. The Board of Elections (BOE) will be mailing application forms to all voters, but if you want to get a head start and beat the rush, why not apply for your absentee ballot now. You can apply online or mail in a paper application form.

Applying for an absentee ballot online - To apply for an absentee ballot online, go to https://voterservices.elections.maryland.gov/OnlineVoterRegistration/ Start by filling in several screens as if you were registering to vote for the very first time. The final screen asks if you want an absentee ballot.

Applying for an absentee ballot by mailing in a paper application form - If you would like a paper application form, call Lorrie at x7371 and she will put one in your mail slot. Mail your completed application form to:

Prince George's County Board of Elections

1100 Mercantile Ln., Ste. 115A Largo, MD 20774

How do you want to receive your ballot? The application form asks how you want to receive your absentee ballot: by U.S. Mail or Internet Delivery. Getting the absentee ballot delivered to you by mail is the better choice. If you choose internet delivery, you may not submit the completed ballot online, but must print the ballot and mail it in (or drop it off). More importantly, a ballot delivered by internet that you print cannot be read by the scanners. A BOE employee will have to copy your ballot onto an official ballot, which adds to the burden on the BOE in counting votes and creates the possibility of transcription errors and potential fraud. Better to trust the USPS to deliver a scannable ballot to you.

Checking to see if your application was received (and later on, if it has been mailed to you) To confirm that your application has been received, go to https://voterservices.elections.maryland.gov/VoterSearch Key in your Name, Date of Birth, and Zip; the resulting screen shows your voter registration info. Below your info, the last item on the list is "Status of My Mailed-in or Provisional Ballots". Click on that, and, if your application has been received, it will say so. If you are not a computer person and would like that reassurance, call Lorrie x7371 and she will check for you. Later, when ballots are mailed, that section will be updated to show that your ballot has been mailed.

When will you receive your absentee ballot? According to the state Election Calendar, BOEs can't begin to print the ballots until September 3rd. We are unlikely to have them delivered to us before the end of September or early October.

How can you return a voted ballot to the BOE? Voted absentee ballots can be returned to the BOE by mail or placed in secure BOE drop-boxes. When the time comes, arrangements will be in place to help Collingtonians who do not drive.

Information provided by Collington MaCCRA (Maryland Continuing Care Residents Association)

https://voterservices.elections.maryland.gov/OnlineVoterRegistration/InstructionsStep1

https://voterservices.elections.maryland.gov/VoterSearch

GREAT NEWS THRICE OVER

I am pleased to announce that Dorothy Yuan has very gra-ciously accepted the nomination of Dining Services Chair.

I particularly want to thank Ann Davie, Ellie Hagan, and Norma Taylor, the nomination committee, for conducting a very thor-ough search. I am confident that Dorothy will be an excellent chair. Thank you Dorothy!

Stay tuned for the time and date of the next Dining Committee meeting (via Zoom) where the vote to confirm Dorothy will take place. There will also be an agenda and attendance by Culinary staff.

Introducing the Inaugural Edition of the Collington Arts Magazine “KALEIDOSCOPE”

On Friday, August 28th plan to attend the Celebration via TV 972

Free copies will be available in the Auditorium - Please send one resident per District or Cluster to collect for each unit.

Another huge thank you goes out to Lorrie and Jim Rogers and Helen Weinland who are not only helping Colllingtonians get absentee ballot applications but are working on a plan for a couple of volunteer "couriers" to deliver Collington resident bal-lots to the official Board Of Election drop-off box.

If you have not made arrangements to receive your Maryland absentee election ballot please contact Lorrie Rogers x7371 for assistance. More than 100 Collingto-nians have already applied for their absentee ballots.

Natalee Zimmerman is helping Creighton residents apply for absentee ballots and vote. Thank you Natalee!

Community Meetings and Events

Fiscal Review Committee - Monday at 2pm via Zoom and TV 972

Health Services Committee - Wednesday at 2pm via Zoom and TV 972.

“Kaleidoscope” Celebration - Friday at 2pm via Zoom.

PLEASE read the Courier for all updates and check 972 regarding the RA Meetings.

Please stay safe, stay active, and save lives, Lois Brown, RA President 8/21/20

11:30 AM- 1:30 PM 11:30 AM- 1:30 PM 11:30 AM- 1:30 PM 11:30 AM- 1:30 PM

2:30 PM- 4:30 PM 2:30 PM- 4:30 PM 2:30 PM- 4:30 PM 2:30 PM- 4:30 PM

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

24-Aug 25-Aug 26-Aug 27-Aug

Banana Peach/Plum/Pear Banana Apple/Orange/Plum

Sautéed Napa Cabbage

and Carrots

Red Lentil Curry with

Green Beans &

Grilled Yellow Squash

Planks

Sweet and Sour

Cauliflower and Tofu

Brown Rice with

Mango, Black Beans

and Lime

Baked Beans Sautéed Spinach Sweet Potato Soufflé

Roasted Chicken

Collington Main Dining Room Weekly Menu

Baby Back RibsApple Bourbon Pork

ChopsChicken Croquettes

Salad Bar

Tossed Salad

Smoked Sausage &

Black Eye Peas Soup

Salad Bar

Hot & Sour Soup Beef and Barley SoupWhite Bean Soup

Penne with Olive Oil

and Parsley

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Chicken Mushroom

Marsala

Red Skin Potato Salad

Grilled Miso Salmon

Tossed Salad

Vegetable Stack

Fennel Tomato Crumble

Vegetarian Sloppy Joe

Steamed Broccoli

Baked Fish Filet Coconut Shrimp

Soba Noodles with

Edamame and Tofu

Balsamic Grilled

Vegetables

Turnip Greens

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11:30 AM- 1:30 PM 11:30 AM- 1:30 PM 10:00 AM- 12:00 PM Alternative Menu2:30 PM- 4:30 PM 2:30 PM- 4:30 PM 1:00 PM- 3:00 PM

Friday Saturday Sunday

28-Aug 29-Aug 30-Aug

Banana Peach/Plum/Pear Banana

* = Menu item can be cooked rare, medium rare, medium, mid-well, well done

** = Default toppings are tomatoes, spinach, and feta cheese.

*** = Can be grilled, seared, or fried

Tuscan Pasta

Meatloaf

Cole Slaw

Mashed Potatoes

Lentil Loaf

Mahi Mahi with

Tomato Corn Salsa

Caesar Salad

Salad Bar

Collington Main Dining Room Weekly Menu

Chicken Noodle Soup

Ambrosia

Potato and Bacon Soup

Japanese Grilled

Chicken

Vegetable Soup

Panko Crusted Tofu

with Mushroom sauce

Breakfast Bar

Carrots with Indian

Spices

Herb and Lemon Game

Hen

Broccolini

Mixed Vegetables

Sour Cream Mashed

Potatoes

Israeli Cous Cous with

Fresh Herbs

Summer Succotash

Wild Mushroom Mix

Country Green Beans

with Onions

Roasted Kosher

Chicken

Open Faced

Omelette**

Hot Dog

Rainbow Trout***

Grilled Sirloin

Steak*Parmesan Crusted Fish

Filet

Turkey a la King

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