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Pacifica Senior LivingForest Trace’s Independence Daytradition continues this year witha day filled with great entertainmentand food. As usual, we start the dayoff with a wonderful Workout withCurtis, followed by one of themost uplifting lecturers inFlorida, Anne Goldberg fromSavvy Seniors, who will presentinga fascinating program entitled “AwarenessVersus Mindfulness.” We start the entertainment early, at noon to be precise,with the Cameo Barbershop Quartet getting you into apatriotic mood with their four-part harmony a capella singing. We have an early dinner on the Fourth to enable our hard-working employees to spend a little more holiday time withtheir families. Join us between 1:00 and 4:30 p.m. for a superbstar spangled barbecue featuring the best barbecued food around.You’ll remember old fashioned holiday gatherings as you enjoya menu consisting of the finest traditional holiday fare. Sample

mouthwatering ribs, chicken,hamburgers and hot dogs—allbursting with that fresh grilledflavor! Complement your entreewith sweet corn on the cob, bakedbeans, salads and much more.

Then really start the fireworkswith our magnificent red,

white and blue desserts.Come dressed in your patriotic

colors and, to add to our relaxed holidayatmosphere, you may wear shorts for this occasion.

Guests are always welcome but please make sure you sign upearly at the Front Desk. After you’ve had your fill at our barbecue, you’re invitedto the Lobby at 6:00 p.m. to enjoy five-star entertainment inthe form of one of South Florida top sopranos, Laura AntoniniVicari. Check out the details of our exciting entertainers belowand make sure to join in the red, white and blue fun! The management and staff wish you all a very HappyFourth of July!

The wonderful kids from Weinbaum surprised us last month when they showed up withsome giant size games for us to play—and play we did! What a great time we had playing Connect4, Operation and Jenga. It was amazing to see that one of our residents did what none of thestudents have ever done and that was build the Jenga to its max. Congratulations Libby Gurianand her helpers along the way to Jenga success!

One of the most popular entertainers to appear at PacificaSenior Living Forest Trace is Pedro Roman. We welcome himback on the Wednesday, July 26th, to headline our specialSpanish Family Night. Pedro is a talented and famous entertainer and singer witha well-established reputation as an actor, playwright, composer,and theater director. His musical comedies, as well as dramasfor theatre, television and movies, have won him many awards. His renditions of songs in 12 languages have made him aninternational recording star. His debut in Las Vegas at the lateDunes Hotel, in the Minsky’s Arabian Nights Revue, was thebeginning of his international projection as a showman. Pedrohas been featured in prestigious radio and TV programs andalso several movies in the U.S., Europe and Latin America.

He performed in concerts at Carnegie Hall in New York,as well as famous venues in New Jersey, Tampa, Puerto Rico,Buenos Aires, Madrid, and most of South Florida, where heparticipated in the Broadway musical premiere of Miami Lightsat the Coconut Grove Playhouse in 1990, and in Tropical Dreamat the Jackie Gleason Theater in Miami Beach in 1998. Mr. Roman has also been seen in many operettas andzarzuelas, and is currently traveling all over the world with theexciting show you will be seeing here on the 26th. As usual, on Family Night we will have an extended Happyhour from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m., featuring live music, hot horsd’oeuvres and complimentary cocktails. The amazing crowdsthese events have attracted makes reservations a “must.” Wehave limited availability for family members, so book now!

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Spanish Family Night EntertainerPedro RomanWednesday, July 26th • 7:15 p.m.

The Cameo Barbershop Quartet At noon, come enjoy Cameo, a group of men who sing inthe barbershop harmony style as a traditional “four-part quartet.”Registered with the Barbershop Harmony Society. these gentlemensing a capella without any musical instruments. They werefeatured on WXEL-TV and radio and placed first in the SouthFlorida Fair Quartet Contest. Their varied repertoire includestraditional Barbershop melodies, Broadway Showtunes and

Doo-Wop, both uptime andballads. On this occasionthey will be adding a fewsongs to put you in thepatriotic mood!

Laura Antonina Vicari At a special early showtime of 6:00 p.m.,experience Laura Antonina Vicari, anastonishing soprano known for her abilitiesas a “singer-actress.” She has appeared withopera companies and played starring rolestoo numerous to mention. In this special Independence Dayprogram she will present an inspiring and moving musicalhistory of the beloved patriotic songs of our country, sung likeyou’ve never heard them! The story behind the composer, lyricsand the music will give you insight into the time in which theywere written. Join Laura Antonina Vicari as she sings the songsthat shaped our nation.

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Celebrating America in Grand StyleJuly4th

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How did July get here so fast! It seemslike yesterday that we were celebratingSpring, Passover and Easter. Now we arehalf-way through 2017 and in the thick

of the Summer. And it is hot! We can debate globalwarming all you want, but there is no denying it’s gettinghotter and we’re getting more rain. It seems like we allneed to grow webbed feet to navigate all the rain wehave been having lately. On the upside though, the grasslooks great and the “forest” in Pacifica Senior LivingForest Trace looks as green and great as it ever has! For years, I have used this platform to revel in mylove for what I considered the best holiday of the year,the Fourth of July. So why should this year be different?It’s not going to be! It’s our national Independence Day,the best fireworks of the year day and Barb’s and mywedding anniversary day. It’s also my “sorry, you willnot see me at work today day!” For this day off, I amdeeply grateful, so here is a special ‘thank you’ to everyone of our associates who is working on the Fourth tomake your day just as great as mine. Here’s a thought for you about Independence Day.Why is being “independent” such a great thing? Inreality, are we (or you) truly ever independent? Whocan really say or act as if they truly stand aloneindependently? It is just about impossible to do so. Ifwe are honest with ourselves, who really wants to bealone and truly independent? I, for one, love beingsupported by, and supportive of, others. Our relationshipsdefine us. It is our relationships with others whom wedepend upon that feed and nurture our souls. Withoutour co-dependence our world would be a very lonelyplace. I am thinking it is a great thing to need people. Iam thinking it is even a greater thing to be needed bypeople. If you need someone or they need you, bydefinition I don’t think you are independent anymore.When did co-dependence become viewed as a weakness?Seems to me, it can be the most empowering tool atestablishing balance in our lives. Balance in relationshipsis what I believe we should strive for. As we go throughlife, we should probably give more than we get andleave more than we take. This action would be liberatingand insure that independently, we all add balance inour lives and our world. Now that would be a greatIndependence Day! It might be very nice if, this year,everyone in our nation followed suit. How about if weall gave a little bit more and took a little bit less, howgreat would our national spirit be? P.S. We would still need to have fireworks, lots andlots of fireworks. And barbecue; got to have barbecue,too. After all, it is the Fourth of July! Happy Birthday,America!

CAMPBELLEPES III

FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Loving the Fourth!NEWS AND MUSES

Let’s anticipate July paraphrasing a quotefrom the poet, T.S. Eliot, “This is the waythe world ends, this is the way the worldends, this is the way the world ends notwith a bang but with a tweet?” The bangin this case refers to the traditional fireworkson the Fourth of July celebrating the birthof our nation. This is followed by a monthof sun and fun.

July is vacation time! A trip to themountains or the seashore…remember? And

this is the theme of this month’s column, the joy of“remembering.” We have, as my daughter would say, “inour tool box,” so many precious memories to treasure.We can recreate in our mind a world of former experiencesand enjoy them once more. So let’s forget any currentwoes and remember last July’s happy times and places. Speaking of happy, Charles Klein contributes a pieceentitled A Bridge Players Lament. Whether you play ornot, I think you’ll enjoy it, as I did.

BRIDGE PLAYERS LAMENTAdios to Bridge! — Tonight's the night! Amen to Stayman, I give up the fight, After tonight, I'll be free of troubles No bids, no passes, no negative doubles! What’s played? What’s out? I’ve forgotten

Who cares ‘bout that? My cards are so rotten! Can’t stand the hassle. Can’t stand the pain. Those spot cards keep coming, again and again!

I’m losing all hope — my partner’s a dope She makes me feel like taking the rope! So now it’s all over, I’m off to the backwood I'm bidding goodbye to Gerber and Blackwood!

I'm giving up Bridge; Tonight’s the night, Farewell to conventions, I give up the fight Take these last words, they’re only too true: Bridge ain’t for me ... only for you!

But...But Wait!...Maybe I should understand There will forever be — Another hand! So, what the hell! Be kind to your partner, Don't mind her cheek, It's only a game... And Oh ! ...See you next week!

—Love, Suzy

Your Pacifica Forest Trace Management Team

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Campbell Epes III......................Executive DirectorSandy Warren.....................Entertainment DirectorMichelle Slagel.......Community Relations DirectorRobin Hammer......Community Relations DirectorOwano Boothe....... Director of Dining & Catering

Stephen Fornataro..................Director of Environmental Services

Rani Persad.............................. Director of FinancePearl Osilaja McKenzie

............................Director of Resident Services

FIREWORKS GALORE!

SUZANNEJUSTER

DEARSUZY

Celebrating Birthdays

Best wishes for a wonderful day!

EMPLOYEE BIRTHDAYS

ELAINE FERSTANDIG....... 1STFANNIE ZAFFOS............1STMARILYN HERTZ...........2NDMILDRED ELFENBEIN.......4THILENE GUPTILL.............. 4THSONIA HURWITZ...........4THMILLIE GORDON...........5THRHEA SIEGEL............... 7THANITA SIMON..............8THEDWIN MOSER............ 9THDIANA MARCUS...........9THESTHER GELFMAN....... 12THJACK FARBMAN......15TH

SYLVIA SHALEN.......... 15THFRAN GOLDBERG........16THCAROLYN CANTOR..... 17THMARTHA BLUESTEIN..... 18THRUTH WEISS..............20THHARRY LATTMAN........22NDA.J. BIRD................. 24THHELEN PORTNER......... 25THSHIRLEY HIRSCHBEIN.... 25THJOAN PLAGER............26THBETTY FRIEDMAN.........28THRUTH MARTIN............28THPATSY ROGERS........... 31ST

ELIGIENE VALCIN — Dining Room................3RDLIMA DORCIUS — Kitchen......................10THCARMEN SEYMOUR — Dining Room..........13THROSELAINE SAINT-LOUIS — Housekeeping.. 15THJASCINTA RICHARD — Dining Room........ 18THREBECCA THOMPSON — Housekeeping....24THNIDESE DUCTAN — Assisted Living.......... 25THJIMMY JOHNSON — Maintenance........ 25THFELICIA HUTCHINSON — Assisted Living 26THALICE WILLIAMS—Asst. Kitchen Supervisor27THJOSEPH MARTINEZ — Transportation...... 29TH

PAULINE PALMER — Assisted Living.............31ST

Here’s a friendly reminder that we have one ofthe finest beauty salons in all of senior living righthere at Pacifica Senior Living Forest Trace. Marie andMiriam have with been with us for many years andhave many very happy regular customers. Lenore is our mani-pedibeautician who does a splendid job. The newest arrival is EddieWeinberg, who has been a hairdresser and barber for 25 years,spending 15 of those years in the Catskills. He specializes in color,cuts, blow drys and men’s hair and beards. To make an appointment with Marie, Miriam, Lenore or Eddiecall 954-572-4702. Salonics is open Wednesday thru Saturday.

News From Salonics

Chorus Kudos We are so very proud of our chorus. Not only did they put ona super show for us here at Forest Trace but they received tumultuousapplause and a standing ovation when they performed to a packedhouse at the N.W. Focal Senior Center last month. Everyonesang their hearts out and won the hearts of all who were there. Wehave just begun rehearsals for our next show. If you’d like to joinus, just show up every Thursday at 11:00 a.m. in the Lobby.

“Trivia Queen” Retires If you are a regular at our Trivia with Mitchie everyMonday then you probably know “The Queen of Trivia” hashanded over the reigns. At 103, and after ten years of runningour Monday Trivia Game, Mitchie Libros has retired. We’dlike to thank her so much for the last ten years of fun. Thankfullywe have some great volunteers to take over “the reading of thecards”—including her best sidekick and friend, Sonya Lukas,and Shirley Vaxer’s daughter, Marcia. If they are not available,we will arrange a guest caller from the Activities staff. Thank you, Mitchie, and thanks to all your helpers overthe years. Rest assured, Trivia will go on and you will alwayshave your seat at the table!

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Fun with HorticultureTuesdays, July 4th and 18th

1:00 p.m. Popular horticulturist and radio personalityRobert Bornstein is with us again on two Tuesdays,July 4th and 18th. On the 4th he will be presentingone of the highlights ofthe year, his MangoFestival. Florida has arich history of growingmangoes! Learn aboutand discover theirdistinct flavors and tastethe different varieties. On July 18th, he’llbe teaching you how togrow your ownsucculents. Also the“Plant Clinic” will bein session, so bring inyour plants foridentification, division,some TLC or simply tobrag.

EXCITING NEW PROGRAMThe Circle of PHIESaturday, July 8th • 11:00 a.m.

The Pain Support Group has played an extensiveand informative role in the past two years. Now,Suzanne Juster feels that it has fulfilled its purposeand she moves on to another challenge. Her new

endeavor will seek to harness the power of positive, conative behavior. The time and place remain the same, the second Saturday of themonth at 11:00 a.m. in the Card Room. Make sure you join her for “TheCircle of PHIE” (P is for Philosophy, H is for Humor, I is for Inspiration,and E is for Experience), which promises to be inspirational and educational.She will explore these themes with soul searching writers such as MayaAngelou, Emily Dickinson, Kahlil Gibran and psychologist and humoristMurray Banks. Come join Suzanne on Saturday, July 8th, for the first of these newand wonderfully inventive programs. On behalf of the management of Pacifica Senior Living Forest Tracewe thank Suzanne for the good work she has done during the last twoyears of her wonderful Pain Support Group. We wish her luck with hernew program, The Circle of PHIE.

NEWS AND NOTESAll Aboard theBrain Train

Tuesday, July 25th • 11:00 a.m. Judy Herman, “conductor” of The BrainTrain, invites you to attempt this Brain TrainTeaser at your leisure. You’ll do well if you useyour common sense to figure out this month’spuzzle.

ODD WORD OUTIt makes sense to think about sound and meaningto determine which of the following words doesn’tbelong.

SITE SENT RIGHT HERE Come to the next “All Aboard the BrainTrain” class for more puzzles like this and anhour of “BRAINTERTAINMENT,” enjoyableand energizing mental activities designed withfun in mind!

A VARIED ARRAY OF SPECTACULAR OUTINGS!

Beach lovers were certainly disappointed lastmonth as our seaside foray was rained out! Weare going to try again on Wednesday July 5th,departing at 10:30 a.m. The bus will drop youoff at the at the Aruba Beach Café where youcan sit and enjoy the ocean air, eat drink or justclose your eyes and listen to the sound of theocean. Or venture out along the beachfront toother delightful restaurants and shops or take awalk along the pier. There’s so much to do onthis delightful outing. When Swing! Swing! Swing! debuted in 2016, this originalcreation produced by Kevin Black received rave reviews.

With musical direction by Ben Bagby andassistant musical director Michael

Friedman it’s back by popular demand! “It Don’tMean A Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing!” Theshow brings back the memories with music anddance to the sounds that dominated the Americancharts in the 30s and 40s with classic hits bymany favorites like Benny, Duke, Ella, Glenn,Billie, Cab, Louis and dozens more.

Choreographer Bagby has the cast tap dancingon the tables in a group tap number that willleave you dancing in your seat and yearning formore. Relive the opulence of this bygone era told

through the classic songs you love. It’s a great show; the onlybad news is the prices of all shows at the Stage Door Theatrehave gone up to $48. Bring your credit card to Sandy and shewill order on line so you can choose your own seat.

DAY DATE TIME DESTINATIONSaturday July 1st 1:00 p.m. Coral Square MallSunday July 2nd TBA Local MovieTuesday July 4th INDEPENDENCE DAY — NO TRANSPORTATIONWednesday July 5th 10:30 a.m. Aruba’s on the Beach Saturday July 8th 1:00 p.m. Town Center Mall in Boca RatonSunday July 9th 1:00 p.m. Festival Flea Market MallTuesday July 11th 4:30 p.m. Dinner Outing—Buster’s Doughboys and Crab CakesWednesday July 12th 12:00 noon Lunch Outing—Applebee’sSaturday July 15th 1:00 p.m. Stein Mart in Coral SpringsSunday July 16th TBA Local MovieWednesday July 19th 1:00 p.m. Swing, Swing, Swing at Stage Door TheatreSaturday July 22nd 1:00 p.m. New and Second Beginnings Thrift StoreSunday July 23rd 1:00 p.m. Broward MallTuesday July 25th 4:30 p.m. Dinner Outing—Sze-Chuan Panda RestaurantWednesday July 26th 10:30 a.m. Seminole Coconut Creek CasinoSaturday July 29th 1:00 p.m. The Promenade ShoppesSunday July 30th TBA Local MovieREMEMBER THAT YOU MUST SIGN-UP FOR ALL REGULARLY SCHEDULED AND TICKETEDEVENTS AT THE FRONT DESK AFTER 5 P.M. WEEKDAYS OR ANYTIME WEEKENDS.

JULY OUTINGS AT A GLANCE

Robert Cooper Eleanor ScheidermanLou and Hilda Offenberg

Now Celebrating Their Independenceat Pacifica Senior Living Forest Trace!

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Welcome and thanks for choosing our community as your new home.

Enjoy a Day at the Beach or a Show at Stage Door!

Sneakers at Work Day Thank you to all the staff who donated toprostate cancer by paying to wear sneakers to workon the 16th of last month. Our gratitude alsogoes to many residents who joined in to help thecause. We raised $160 just by donating $1 to wearsneakers!

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AMAZING LECTURES TO STIMULATE THE MIND!Awareness Versus Mindfulness

Tuesday, July 4th • 11:00 a.m.Join Anne Goldberg of Savvy Seniors for

another interesting session, “Awareness versusMindfulness.” Does this sound familiar? You haveyour keys in your hand, then get distracted and putthem down, then you have no idea where you putyour keys. How much time do you spend looking

for things you misplaced? Oh, the frustration; oh, the fear. So many seniors worry they are losing cognitive awarenessbecause they are always misplacing, or worse, losing things. Inmost cases though, it is safe to say that you are not losing yourmind. What you have lost though is being in the present moment.Be a Savvy Senior and let Anne Goldberg guide you through thesteps of Awareness versus Mindfulness for a little peace of mind!

Theodore Roosevelt and “theAmerican Century,” Plus China

Wednesdays, July 5th and 19th • 10:45 a.m. Professor Phil Leto bring two interesting topics, beginningwith “Theodore Roosevelt and the American Century” on July5th. When he became President in 1901, 42-year-old TheodoreRoosevelt—adventurer, soldier, reformer and conservationist—represented a young, vibrant and fast growing America. He initiatedmuch needed reforms in a rapidly changing America, built amodern Navy and commenced construction of the Panama Canal.His “walk softly but carry a big stick” foreign policy, would propelAmerica to become the world’s dominant power in the 20th century—“the American Century.” On the 19th, Phil takes a look at “China.” Over the last 25years China has surpassed the United States and Japan to becomethe top producer and exporter of manufactured goods in the world.In that time China has also become one of the world’s largestowners of foreign debt. Should the world be concerned withChina’s large army and increasing military sophistication, it's activeterritorial expansion in the Pacific, and the use of hacking andindustrial espionage for national and geopolitical gain?

Taking Care of MeMonday, July 10th • 11:00 a.m.

As the daughter of Holocaust survivors, EstherCohen lives each day by her family’s motto: tikkunolam, Hebrew for “healing the world.” Esther earneda bachelor’s degree from Brooklyn College before moving to SouthFlorida and becoming active in charitable and civic organizationsincluding Hakesher-Second Generation Holocaust Group, NationalJewish Hospital/Research Center for Immunology and RespiratoryCenter and many others. Being the VITAS Jewish CommunityLiaison for Broward County allows her to perform tikkun olameach day. Come learn how to reduce stress in your life.

The Lindbergh KidnappingTuesday, July 11th • 11:00 a.m.Join Stephen Singer as he dissects the famous

disappearance of Charles Augustus Lindberg, Jr., the eldestson of aviator Charles Lindbergh and Anne MorrowLindbergh. “Trials of the Century: The Lindbergh

Kidnapping” chronicles the 1932 incident and thetrial of Bruno Hauptmann which riveted the nation. Stephen Singer was a criminal defense attorney for 44 yearsbefore leaving New York. He also worked as a freelance journalistfor Newsday, an associate attorney at the Legal Aid Society of NewYork City and a special agent in the intelligencedivision of the U.S. Treasury Department.

Women Can Be Funny, TooWednesday, July 12th • 11:00 a.m.

Taking a short break from his regular composerlectures, Harry J. Getzov will be presenting a program that’s sureto put a smile on your face. “The Pioneers of American Women’sComedy” is a hilarious look at Joan Rivers, Carol Burnett, PhyllisDiller, Moms Mabley, Minnie Pearl, Fanny Brice, Totie Fields,Gracie Allen and, of course, Lucille Ball, among others. Laughteris the best medicine, so come on the 12th to take your medication! Getzov is an entertainment attorney, artist/personal manager,songwriter’s son, and award-winning author.

“Let’s Talk Politics” with EdMonday, July 17th • 11:00 a.m.

Politics is a topic that everyone seems to beinterested in these days. Edward Portner has beenrunning political discussions for many years andwill host a session here at Pacifica Senior LivingForest Trace on the 17th. He is a World War IIveteran and a volunteer at the Bill Kling Veteran

Clinic. He studied political science at college and his interest neverwaned. He was also a Tamarac City Commissioner for nine years.

Unusual Origins of Everyday ThingsTuesday, July 18th • 7:00 p.m.

Myrna Goldberger will be here to present aprogram that is light, humorous and lots of fun asshe tells the story of the origins of everyday things. Myrna is an educator, lecturer, creative writer,consultant and performer who calls what she does,“Edutainment.” She has over 50 years experience ineducation and educational entertainment. In an average week, shecan entertain and inform an audience of over 2,000 people usingmore than 60 courses as material. Ms. Goldberger is the recipient of the 1998-1999 DistinguishedTeacher Award at Florida Atlantic University and the Teacher ofthe Year Award in 1996 at Catonsville Community College inBaltimore, Maryland. In 2010, Florida Atlantic University LifelongLearning sponsored a Day of Tribute to Myrna Goldberger.

Book Review: Loving EleanorWednesday, July 26th • 11:00 a.m.

When AP political reporter Lorena Hickok is assigned tocover Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, the wife of the 1932 Democraticpresidential candidate, the two women become deeply, intimatelyinvolved. Their relationship begins with mutual romantic passion,matures through stormy periods of enforced separation andcompeting interests, and warms into an enduring, encompassingfriendship that ends only with both women’s deaths in the 1960s—documented by 3300 letters exchanged over 30 years. Join GoldieWitrock as she examines author Susan Wittig Albert’s text.

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TOP ENTERTAINERS BROUGHT HOME TO YOU!David WayneSaturday, July 1st • 7:00 p.m.

David Wayne makes a very welcome return visiton the 1st, starting the month off with a bang. In addition toappearing in several Off-Broadway Shows, David has traveled toover 50 countries performing Jazz, Broadway, and Standards onall the major cruise lines of the world. For many years he performedwith the outstanding review show “Songs of Broadway.” You willlove this charming entertainer with a golden voice.

The Bobby Barnett ShowSunday, July 2nd • 7:00 p.m. By public demand we bring back our very own Bobby Barnettfor another spectacular evening. Acclaimed as both a fine musician

and a great showman, Bobbybrings excitement to hisperformance as he plays the musicyou love to hear. He matches hisgreat performance on thesaxophone, clarinet and flutewith his singing and entertainingimpressions.

Bobby has worked with pianist and top keyboard artiste BobWeiner for many years. Look forward to a great night with thetwo Bobbys!

Errol DanteSaturday, July 8th • 7:00 p.m. Combine the calm of Bing Crosby, the cool ofPerry Como, the class of Maurice Chevalier, the sophistication ofTony Martin and you get the multi-talented Errol Dante. What’seven better is that you get to see him here on July 8th.

Thom CarrTuesday, July 11th • 7:00 p.m.

Thom Carr is one of the most dedicatedand accomplished pianists in the nation. In addition

to his Liberace style at the piano, audiences are delighted with hisgreat personality and warmth.

John RicciWednesday, July 12th • 7:00 p.m. John is a singer and entertainer whose extraordinaryvocals transcend the norm. Often called “The Voice,” John performsa unique blend of Pop, Opera, American, Italian and Spanishfavorites, mesmerizing the audience with his charismatic charm.

Katie EaglesonSaturday, July 15th • 7:00 p.m.

Katie comes to us from Philadelphia. She hasbeen singing for over 25 years. Her experience hasled to a diverse repertoire, but it is in her interpretation

of the Great American Songbook that sets her apart from others.With her excellent pitch and crystal clear diction, she has greatrespect and appreciation for the composer and lyricist. Enjoy themusic of songwriters such as Gershwin, Porter and Sondheim.

Larry BrendlerSunday, July 16th • 7:00 p.m. We always have a great time when Larry Brendlerplays for us, whether it’s the Halloween party, theBirthday Bash or any other special event we can nabhim for. Tonight you will see him in his element, a chance tocome out from the background and do what he does best, entertain!

Susan AshleyWednesday, July 19th • 7:00 p.m.

An accomplished singer, dancer, songwriter andactress, Susan Ashley comes to you from an impressivebackground that spans the creative medium of

television, theater and the recording studio. From Broadway toLas Vegas, Susan has been performing since she was a child andher voice has been heard on major radio and television commercialsand in some of the hottest clubs, condos and cabarets throughoutthe country. Susan is a star that will shine bright for any audience,especially our enthusiastic residents.

John LariviereSaturday, July 22nd • 7:00 p.m. A regular headliner in South Florida, Johnperforms his cabaret and concert work at local theatresand clubs. His one-man show was a sold out successand his tribute to Johnny Mercer was criticallyacclaimed. He sings Pop, Broadway, Swing, Jazz and Operetta.

Alfonso ArandaTuesday, July 25th • 7:00 p.m.

Alfonso is a truly unique, one-of-a-kind “one man band” andvocalist. He is an international recording artist andan accomplished piano and keyboard musician whoalso sings in multiple languages including English,Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and even some Jewishsongs, too. Alfonso’s repertoire is massive. He willtake you as far back as the Big Band and Swingera, all the way to Frank Sinatra, Elvis, the “Oldies

but Goodies,” the Beatles, disco and even Latin and Italian songs.

Don StansfieldSaturday, July 29th • 7:00 p.m.

Don comes from New York where he attendedthe American Musical and Dramatic Academy, aprestigious institution which has trained many oftoday’s top Broadway and television stars. This training led himto appear in numerous NYC productions, both on and off Broadway. His love for singing the standards led him to create his oneman show, “Celebrating the Songs of the Rat Pack.” Thismusical journey takes you down the road of three legendary singersand how they impacted audiences and influenced musical styles. Don’s clear, strong tenor/baritone voice will transport you backin time as he sings the signature songs chronicling the lives,antics and careers of three of the most famous singers ofthe 20th Century. Go back to a time when the crooners“ruled the roost” and captured the hearts of America.

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Pacifica Senior Living Forest Trace — Weekly Scheduled TransportationTuesdaysSundays WednesdaysMondays Thursdays

CALENDAR SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

Doctor Appointments North and South Tower Departures by Reservation Morning LAUDERHILL/ TAMARAC Afternoon SUNRISE/PLANTATIONOne week advance notice is required.On the day of your appointment, pleasecheck in at the Front Desk with yourReservation Slip no later than 45 minutesprior to your departure time.

Doctor Appointments North and South Tower Departures by Reservation Morning CORAL SPRINGS, MARGATE, LAUDERDALE LAKES, HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL Afternoon SUNRISE/PLANTATIONOne week advance notice is required.On the day of your appointment, pleasecheck in at the Front Desk with yourReservation Slip no later than 45 minutesprior to your departure time.

Doctor Appointments North and South Tower Departures by Reservation Morning LAUDERHILL/ TAMARAC Afternoon CORAL SPRINGS MARGATE LAUDERDALE LAKESOne week advance notice is required.On the day of your appointment, pleasecheck in at the Front Desk with yourReservation Slip no later than 45 minutesprior to your departure time.

Banking Bank of America, BB&T, Chase, Sun Trust, South Trust, TD Bank, Wells Fargo Dry Cleaners North Tower Departure 9:15 a.m. South Tower Departure 9:30 a.m.Publix, CVS,Walgreens,Post Office North Tower Departure 10:45 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. South Tower Departure 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.Tamarac Library By Reservation

Church Main Lobby Departure By Appointment

Publix Main Lobby Departure 9:30 a.m.

Local Movie Main Lobby Departure Time: TBA Check Front Desk or Mall Trips Main Lobby Departure 1:00 p.m.

9:30-10:30 Large Print Library LIB10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR Strength and Balance10:30 New Resident Orientation DR11:00 Nova Lifelong Learning CR with STEPHEN SINGER— “The Lindbergh Kidnapping” 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with RICH HERNANDEZ 2:30-3:00 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 4:30 Depart: Dinner at Buster’s AL Doughboys and Clam Cakes 7:00 Entertainment with AL THOM CARR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Publix AL10:00 Workout with Curtis CR 11:00 Painting Class with Sally CR 12:30 Sunday Movie Musical— JDR “Cover Girl” 1:00 Depart: AL Festival Flea Market Mall 1:00 Ice Cream Social CR 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Music Hour with AL RALPH D’OVEDIO Coffee and Chat Follows CR

10:00 Balance Class CR with Curtis10:00 Putt a’Round PG with Campbell11:00 Wellness Lecture by CR Wellcare Physical Therapy 2:00 Blackjack CR 2:30 Trivia with Judy LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Friday Night Movie— JDR “The Shining” [HORROR—R] 7:15 Shabbat Services CR with Cantor BILL WOOD Coffee and Chat Follows CR

10:00 Musical Exercise CR with Sandy10:00 Putt a’Round PG with Campbell11:00 Comprehensive Wellness CR Health and Wellness Lecture 1:00 Blackjack CR 2:00 Blackjack CR 2:30 Trivia with Judy LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Friday Night Movie— JDR “Birth of a Nation” [DRAMA—R] 7:15 Shabbat Services CR with Cantor TED KATZ Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Walmart AL 9:30 Depart: 44th Street AL10:00 Classical Exercise with Robin CR11:00 “The Circle of PHIE” with CR SUZANNE JUSTER12:30 Matinee Movie— JDR “The Angriest Man in Brooklyn” [COMEDY—R] 1:00 Depart: Town Center Mall AL in Boca Raton 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with CHRIS AUTORE 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Performance— AL ERROL DANTE Coffee and Chat Follows CR

Saturday 1 9:30 Depart: Walmart AL 9:30 Depart: 44th Street AL10:00 Classical Exercise with Robin CR10:30 Charcoal Drawing Lessons CR with Art Teacher Debora Haley12:30 Matinee Movie— JDR “Blazing Saddles” [COMEDY—R] 1:00 Depart: AL Coral Square Mall 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with MARTY LACKS 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Performance— AL DAVID WAYNE Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Yoga with Satya CR11:00 “Taking Care of Me” CR with ESTHER COHEN 1:00 Duplicate Bridge with CR Margery Pecoraro 2:30 Trivia LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “When Harry Met Sally” [COMEDY—R] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Walmart AL 9:30 Depart: 44th Street AL10:00 Classical Exercise with Robin CR10:30 Charcoal Drawing Lessons CR with Art Teacher Debora Haley12:30 Matinee Movie— JDR “The Goodbye Girl” [ROMANCE—PG] 1:00 Depart: Stein Mart AL in Coral Springs 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with “K.J.” 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Performance— AL KATIE EAGLESON Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:00-10:00 Large Print Library LIB 9:30 Shopping Spree— CR Butterman’s Boutique10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR11:00 Are You Smarter Than a AL Fifth Grader? with ROBIN12:30 Music Appreciation— JDR “Mayerling” (Ballet) 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with PETER BRAY 2:30-3:30 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “The Perfect Storm” [DRAMA—PG13] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Classical Music Exercise CR with Robin11:00 Musical Video Lecture CR with HARRY GETZOV— “Women Can Be Funny, Too”12:00 Depart: Lunch Outing AL at Applebee’s 1:00 Blackjack CR 1:30 Charity Knitting Club LIB 2:00 Blackjack CR 3:00 Zumba Gold Dance and AL Exercise with Marion 3:00 Word Fun LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Performance— AL JOHN RICCI Coffee and Chat Follows CR

INDEPENDENCE DAYWear Your Red, White and Blue! 9:30-10:30 Large Print Library LIB10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR Strength and Balance11:00 Lecture—”Awareness CR Versus Mindfulness” with ANNE GOLDBERG CR12:00 Performance by the AL CAMEO BARBERSHOP QUARTET 1:00 Fun with Horticulture— CR “Mango Festival” 1:00-4:30 Early Holiday Dinner DR 6:00 Holiday Performance— AL LAURA VICARI

9:30 Depart: Publix AL10:00 Exercise with Shane CR 11:00 Jewelry Making with CR Veronica Fuchs 12:30 Sunday Movie Musical— JDR “42nd Street”

TBA Depart: Local Movie AL 1:00 Ice Cream Social CR 2:30 Word Fun LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Performance—“THE AL BOBBY BARNETT SHOW” Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Yoga with Satya CR11:00 Current Events with CR VERONICA FUCHS 1:00 Duplicate Bridge with CR Margery Pecoraro 2:30 Trivia LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “Moonstruck” [COMEDY—PG] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Musical Exercise CR with Sandy10:30 Depart: AL Aruba’s on the Beach10:45 Sterling University Lecture CR “Theodore Roosevelt and the American Century” 1:00 Blackjack CR 1:30 Charity Knitting Club LIB 2:00 Blackjack CR 3:00 Zumba Gold Dance and AL Exercise with Marion 3:00 Word Fun LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Town Hall Meeting with CR Executive Director Campbell Epes Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:00-10:00 Large Print Library LIB 9:30 Shopping Spree— CR Marzee’s Boutique10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR11:00 Chorus Rehearsal AL12:30 Music Appreciation— JDR “Midori Live and Carnegie Hall” 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with SPOOKEY JONES 2:30-3:30 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR ”Queen of Katwe” [BIOPIC/DRAMA—PG] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

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Sunday 30 Monday 31

Tuesday 25Sunday 23 Wednesday 26Monday 24 Friday 28Thursday 27 Saturday 29

Tuesday 18Sunday 16 Wednesday 19Monday 17 Friday 21Thursday 20 Saturday 22

9:00-10:00 Large Print Library LIB 9:30 Shopping Spree— CR Barbara and Mel’s Boutique10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR11:00 Chorus Rehearsal AL12:30 Music Appreciation— JDR “Un Bello in Maschero” (Opera) 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with CARL EVANS 2:30-3:30 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “Remember” [DRAMA—R] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-10:30 Large Print Library LIB10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR Strength and Balance11:00 The Brain Train CR with JUDY HERMAN 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with GENE FABIAN 2:30-3:00 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 4:30 Depart: Dinner Outing AL at Sze-Chuan Panda 7:00 Music by AL ALFONSO ARANDA Coffee and Chat Follows CR

10:00 Musical Exercise CR with Sandy11:00 BRAIN BLAST Trivia CR 1:00 Blackjack CR 2:00 Blackjack CR 2:30 Trivia with Judy LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Friday Night Movie— JDR “The Double” [THRILLER—PG13] 7:15 Shabbat Services CR with Cantor TED KATZ Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Walmart AL 9:30 Depart: 44th Street AL10:00 Classical Exercise CR with Robin12:30 Matinee Movie— JDR “The Edge of 17” [COMEDY—R] 1:00 Depart: The Promenade AL 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with DRAGAN 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Performance— AL DON STANSFIELD Coffee and Chat Follows CR

SPANISH FAMILY NIGHT 9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Musical Exercise with Sandy CR10:30 Depart: AL Coconut Creek Casino 11:00 Book Review with GOLDIE CR WITROCK—“Loving Eleanor” 1:00 Blackjack CR 1:30 Charity Knitting Club LIB 3:00 Zumba Dance/Exercise AL 3:00 Word Fun LIB 4:00-6:30 Family Night Happy CR Hour with Live Music, Hot Hors d’oeuvres and Drinks 7:15 Star Performance— AL PEDRO ROMAN Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Publix AL10:00 Exercise Class CR 11:00 Painting Class with Sally CR 12:30 Sunday Movie Musical— JDR “This Time for Keeps” 1:00 Depart: AL Broward Mall 1:00 Ice Cream Social CR 2:30 Word Fun LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Sing Along with AL MARY-JANE CUNNINGHAM Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Yoga with Satya CR11:00 Yiddish Hour with CR COOKIE BLATTMAN 1:00 Duplicate Bridge with CR Margery Pecoraro 2:30 Trivia LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “Hotel Rwanda” [DRAMA—PG13] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Publix AL10:00 Exercise Class CR 12:30 Sunday Movie Musical— JDR “Company”

TBA Depart: Local Movie AL 1:00 Ice Cream Social CR 2:30 Word Fun LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Music and Fun with AL EDIE DiCARO Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Yoga with Satya CR11:00 You Be the Judge CR with SANDY 1:00 Duplicate Bridge with CR Margery Pecoraro 2:30 Trivia LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “Throw Mamma From the Train” [COMEDY—PG13] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:00-10:00 Large Print Library LIB 9:30 Shopping Spree— CR Marina’s Jewelry10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR11:00 Chorus Rehearsal AL12:30 Music Appreciation— JDR “Shostakovics Symphony 6 Plus 9” 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with SPOOKEY JONES 2:30-3:30 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “As Good As It Gets” [COMEDY—PG13] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-10:30 Large Print Library LIB10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR Strength and Balance11:00 Food Committee Meeting CR with Campbell and O.B.12:00 Birthday Bash DR 1:00 Fun with Horticulture— JDR “Succulents” 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with DRAGAN 2:30-3:00 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Lecture with AL MYRNA GOLDBERGER— “Unusual Origins of Everyday Things” Coffee and Chat Follows CR

10:00 Musical Exercise CR with Sandy10:00 Putt a’Round PG with Campbell11:00 Nutritionists’ Chat CR 1:00 Blackjack CR 2:00 Blackjack CR 2:30 Trivia with Judy LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Friday Night Movie— JDR “Captain Phillips” [BIOGRAPHY/DRAMA/THRILLER—PG13] 7:15 Shabbat Services CR with Cantor BILL WOOD Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Walmart AL 9:30 Depart: 44th Street AL10:00 Classical Exercise CR with Robin12:30 Matinee Movie— JDR “Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation” [ACTION—PG13] 1:00 Depart: New and Second AL Beginnings Thrift Store 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with CHRIS AUTORE 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Performance— AL JOHN LARIVIERA Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Musical Exercise with Sandy CR10:45 Sterling University Lecture CR with PHIL LETO—“China” 1:00 Depart: Stage Door— AL “Swing, Swing, Swing” 1:00 Blackjack CR 1:30 Charity Knitting Club LIB 2:00 Blackjack CR 3:00 Zumba Gold Dance and AL Exercise with Marion 3:00 Word Fun LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Performance— AL SUSAN ASHLEY Coffee and Chat Follows CR

10:00 Workout with Curtis CR 11:00 Arts and Crafts CR with Adam Pockriss12:30 Sunday Movie Musical— JDR “Beauty and the Beast”

TBA Depart: Local Movie AL 1:00 Ice Cream Social CR 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Showtime with AL LARRY BRENDLER Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training APT.12010:00 Yoga with Satya CR11:00 Let’s Talk Politics with ED CR 1:00 Duplicate Bridge with CR Margery Pecoraro 2:30 Trivia LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “Kramer vs. Kramer” [DRAMA—PG] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

Scheduled TransportationFridays Saturdays

Temples Main Lobby Departure 8:30 a.m.

Walmart Superstore Main Lobby Departure 9:30 a.m.

Shoppes of 44 Street Main Lobby Departure 9:30 a.m.or Mall Trips Main Lobby Departure 12:30 or 1:00 p.m. Check Schedule for Details

Doctor Appointments North and South Tower Departures by Reservation Morning SUNRISE/PLANTATION Afternoon LAUDERHILL/TAMARACOne week advance notice is required.On the day of your appointment, pleasecheck in at the Front Desk with yourReservation Slip no later than 45 minutesprior to your departure time.

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Dr. FarbmanRHEUMATOLOGISTWednesdays

Dr. KochINTERNISTMondays

Dr. ResslerPODIATRISTAlternate Thursdays

Dr. LindenCARDIOLOGISTFridays

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