Give & Take Table

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The Give & Take Table will reappear on T level near the Residents Care Center on Tuesday, June 1 at 8:00 am and will be extinguished at 5:00 pm on Monday, June 7.

Residents can bring their pre-owned and new treasures for the benefit of all, but please no clothing, shoes, sharp items, or food.

Bulletin Board Guidelines

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A sign of our “new normal” is the clutter of notices on our bulletin boards.  

Some important reminders:

  • Residents may place short-term personal notices ONLY on the board in the Activities Alcove.

  • To allow room for all, half-page notices are preferred where possible; trim excess “white space.”

  • Notices should be posted no earlier than 14 days before an event, kept for a maximum of 14 days, and removed by the responsible committee or individual 24 hours after the event has passed. 

Everyone’s cooperation will be appreciated.

Shredding Event Notice

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KoH will be collecting any documents you wish to shred for a mass off-site purge.

Materials will be collected in Unit #110l, just off the Main Lobby in Adirondack, starting on Tuesday, June 1.

Hours: 9 am – 11 am and 1 pm – 3 pm.

All materials must be dropped off by Tuesday, June 8 at 3 pm and must be in a box or bag.

A Movie Surprise!

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We are on the cusp of experiencing something new from the Movie Committee. They are not saying exactly what it will be. However, we do know…

It will be “A Sunday Afternoon At The Movies” (everything but the popcorn) June 6 at 3:00 in the Gathering Room (GR).

Sign up on June 1 in the Activities Alcove (across from the Computer Room).

The current capacity of the GR is 40; if it increases, we will notify people on the Wait List. We will also consider the possibility of another showing on a future Sunday afternoon.

This film will not be shown on Channel 970.

Depending on interest, we will consider showing other Sunday afternoon movies in the future.

Our guess is that many residents want to be surprised, so our advice is to sign up ASAP.

Jazz On The Terrace

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On Sunday, June 13 – from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm - Kendal will host the first of 6 concerts featuring Mark Morganelli and the Jazz Forum All-Stars, which will take place on the Terrace.

A sign-up book will be available in the Activities Alcove starting Saturday morning, June 5.  

Please sign up for one of the 35 folding chairs under the tent. There will be additional seating available around the periphery.  Depending on the response, a decision will be made regarding the issuance of tickets.

 Caution:  The Terrace can be hot in the summer; attendees should bring their own water for hydration.  In case of rain, the concert will be held in the Gathering Room.

Important Information

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COFFEE WITH PAMELA

The next monthly “Coffee Chat with Pamela” will be held on June 17 at 1:00 pm in the Transition Dining area of the Bistro. Come and share your thoughts and concerns.
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Attention Potential 2022-2023 Residents Council Candidates:

Please submit your completed “Intent to Run” form by June 7 to Janet Schloat or place it in her cubby.   As soon as the Election Committee receives your Intent to Run form, they will send information on submitting biographical information.

Any questions, call Janet.
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ATTENTION MOVIE LOVERS!

Something special coming on Sunday, June 6 at 3:00 pm to Kendal’s own in-house theatre, the Gathering Room.

Watch for more information.

The Movie Committee
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TRANSPORTATION ALERT!

There will be NO Transportation on Monday, May 31. Our drivers will be taking a well-deserved day off for Memorial Day. If there are any issues, please contact Ellen Ottstadt.

Covid-19 Update

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On May 19, the following directive was received from Kendal Management:

Considering Governor Cuomo’s changes to COVID-related restrictions in New York, Kendal on Hudson will be making the following changes to protocols:

Effective immediately, masks are optional for Independent Living Residents throughout the community, based on personal comfort level.

Visitors to Independent Living should continue to wear masks until further notice.

Masks will still be required:

• In the Resident Care Center

• In the Outpatient Therapy Gym on the Terrace Level

• In the Fitness Center

• For all visitors to Sunnyside, Adirondack and Clearwater

All staff will continue to wear masks until further notice.

At this time, the capacity limits of all common-use rooms will remain the same while the Infection Control Team evaluates the latest guidance and makes thoughtful decisions regarding the use of space. We anticipate releasing this information sometime during the first week of June.

Table Tennis at Kendal

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TENNIS ON A TABLE

Several years ago Muriel Fox arranged for the head table tennis pro at the Westchester Table Tennis Center to give lessons here at Kendal.

He is wildly popular and is now here at Kendal every Thursday.

If you are a beginner or would like to improve your ping-pong game, stop in for a look Thursdays in the Hudson Room.

For information on lessons, contact Wayne Richter.

Great Tours Program

CHANNEL 970 PROGRAM CHANGE

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There has been a change regarding the Great Tours TV programming on Channel 970.

On Saturday-Sunday, May 22-23, 3:00 pm-4:30 pm, The Great Tours of Ireland and Northern Ireland lectures that were not shown last Sunday, May 16 because of the Channel 970 service interruption, will be added to the schedule for this coming Saturday and Sunday as follows:

Saturday, May 22:

Lecture 15: North Kerry, from Tralee to the
Shannon

Lecture 16: Clare and Galway, the Heart of the
West

Lecture 17: Traveling Ireland’s Northwest

Sunday, May 23:

Lecture 18: The Ireland of W.B. Yeats

Lecture 19: The Irish Revival in literature and
Art

Lecture 20: James Joyce’s Ireland

AROMATIC AND DELICIOUS HERBS COMING TO KENDAL

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Members of the Horticulture Committee and helpers are in the process of planting the Residents’ Herb Garden.

Residents are welcome to come and enjoy watching them work and then watching these small plants grow and thrive. The garden, marked by a large dragonfly, will have the usual favorites, such as mint and basil. There will also be parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme as well as lavender, oregano and some surprises.

For the time being, please enjoy anticipating the pleasure these wonderful plants will bring.

Please do not pinch or snip or pick any of the plants at this early stage. They need a chance to grow! We will be sure to let you know when they are ready to snip and pick, usually around July 1. Your patience will be rewarded.