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ATTENTION DOG OWNERS!! Dogs must always be leashed everywhere on the property, whether inside out outside.That’s the rule here and the law in Provincetown. We have had several recent complaints from people who have encountered unleashed dogs on walkways, on grassy areas, and in roadways. They’re concerned about the saftey and well-being of the dogs and, especially, of the people around them. The Residences at Seashore Point l Concierge Condo Living in Provincetown The Residents’ Point August 2015 It’s All about Independence! Gatherings at which you get the chance to talk about things that really matter to you! A Beacon Hospice Educational Series and Group collaboration with Seashore Point These gatherings center on topics that explore changes we all face, our responses to those changes, and our evolving sense of self. SAVE THE DATES August 6: Empower Your Healthcare Journey September 3: Change, Loss and Other Life Stressors October 1: End of Life Conversations EMPOWER YOUR HEALTHCARE JOURNEY Thursday, August 6, 3pm Hatches Harbor Room How do you manage your healthcare journey even while your own health and abilities are changing? This gathering offers a safe and supportive place for you to receive helpful resources, discuss what matters to you, and share your experience with others in a confidential environment. PRE-REGISTRATION RECOMMENDED. Sign up at the Concierge Desk ASAP! “MUST DO” EVENTS FOR AUGUST CLOTHING DRIVE Seashore Point will be doing a drive for gently used clothing for the Salvation Army during August. Karen Thomas is in charge of it and will be putting out a donation box next week for clean clothing. CLAMBAKE!! Seashore Point residents & friends Monday, August 31, 5:45pm Farland@Herring Cove Beach, accessible, picnic tables HOW MUCH FUN IS A CLAMBAKE! Celebrate the last days of summer with an evening out at the beach. We’ll provide transportation for the first twelve people who return their registration forms to the Concierge Desk by August 24. You may drive your own vehicle, but still need to return a registration form. Order a clambake: Steamed lobster with claws cracked and tail split, littleneck clams, corn on the cob, traditional potato salad, garden salad and cornbread for $42, tax & tip inlcuded. Or order from the menu. Soft drinks, wine & beer available to purchase that night. Menu and resgistration forms available at the Conciege Desk.

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  • ATTENTION DOG OWNERS!!

    Dogs must always be leashed everywhere on the property, whether inside out outside.That’s the rule here and the law in Provincetown. We have

    had several recent complaints from people who have encountered unleashed dogs on walkways, on grassy areas, and in roadways. They’re concerned about the saftey and well-being of the dogs and, especially, of the people around them.

    The Residences at Seashore Point l Concierge Condo Living in Provincetown

    The Residents’ PointAugust 2015

    It’s All about Independence!Gatherings at which you get the chance to talk about things that really matter to you!

    A Beacon Hospice Educational Series and Group collaboration with Seashore Point

    These gatherings center on topics that explore changes we all face, our responses to those changes, and our evolving sense of self.

    SAVE THE DATESAugust 6: Empower Your Healthcare JourneySeptember 3: Change, Loss and Other Life Stressors October 1: End of Life Conversations

    EMPOWER YOUR HEALTHCARE JOURNEY Thursday, August 6, 3pmHatches Harbor RoomHow do you manage your healthcare journey even while your own health and abilities are changing? This gathering offers a safe and supportive place for you to receive helpful resources, discuss what matters to you, and share your experience with others in a confidential environment. PRE-REGISTRATION RECOMMENDED.Sign up at the Concierge Desk ASAP!

    “MUST DO” EVENTS FOR AUGUST

    CLOTHING DRIVE

    Seashore Point will be doing a drive for gently used clothing for the Salvation Army during August. Karen Thomas is in charge of it and will be putting out a donation box next week for clean clothing.

    CLAMBAKE!! Seashore Point residents & friendsMonday, August 31, 5:45pmFarland@Herring Cove Beach, accessible, picnic tables

    HOW MUCH FUN IS A CLAMBAKE! Celebrate the last days of summer with an evening out at the beach.

    We’ll provide transportation for the first twelve people who return their registration forms to the Concierge Desk by August 24. You may drive your own vehicle, but still need to return a registration form.

    Order a clambake: Steamed lobster with claws cracked and tail split, littleneck clams, corn on the cob, traditional potato salad, garden salad and cornbreadfor $42, tax & tip inlcuded. Or order from the menu.

    Soft drinks, wine & beer available to purchase that night. Menu and resgistration forms available at the Conciege Desk.

  • August MUST DO EVENTS

    MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 3:30PMTHE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF WINDSOR: DEMONIZED AND DEIFIEDHATCHES HARBOR ROOMRené Silvin returns for a redux presentation from his book Noblesse Oblige: The Duches of Windsor As I Knew Her. René presents images of the royals, their lavish apparel, land uxurious homes. He speaks about Prince of Wales’ wedding, the couple’s ill-advised trip to Nazi Germany, their divorce and abdication. As the confidant and escort of the Duchess before the onset of her long sad decline, René details things such as the disposition of her world famous jewels. Refreshments and book signing will follow. SIGN UP AT THE CONCIERGE DESK.

    NATIONAL WORK LIKE A DOG DAY

    Build Your Own Hot Dogs

    WednesdayAugust 5

    2-3pm

    Private Dining Room

    August Is National Peach Month

    Peach CobblerPrivate Dining Room Wednesday, August 12, 2-3pm

    MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1:45pmTRIP TO BERTA WALKER GALLERY FORTRIO OF FRIENDS: PAUL RESIKA, SIDNEY SIMON AND VARUJAN BOGHOSIANGrace Hopkins, the daughter of resident April Kingsley, leads us thru this exhibition. For over 70 years, these friends and collaborators have taught and created art together. Carved wood totems by Sidney Simon, mixed-media wall constructions by Varujan Boghosian, and paintings by Paul Resika who has a concurrent solo show at PAAM. SIGN UP AT THE CONCIERGE DESK TODAY FOR THE VAN!

    TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 6:30pmTRIP TO PAAM: ILONA ROYCE SMITHKIN EXHIBITION GALLERY TALK, $10, free to membersNow 93, Ilona Royce Smithkin founded the first gallery in what became the East End gallery district of Provincetown. Known by her shock of red hair and eyelashes to match, she was born in Poland and stud-ied at Berlin’s Reimann Schule, Antwerp’s Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts, and New York’sArt Students’ League. Notable for her life studies and portraits, she has captured on canvas many cultural figures such as Ayn Rand and Tennessee Williams. SIGN UP AT THE CONCIERGE DESK TODAY FOR THE VAN!

    THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1:45pmTRIP TO PAAM: A SHARED LIFE IN ARTEXHIBITION GALLERY TALK, $10, free to membersIf you can do only one art trip this month, this is the one to do. Scholar and art historian Mary Abell walks us thru Nora Speyer and Sideo Fromboluti’s landscape paintings and works on paper created between1975 and 2008. Married for 71 years, the artists shared studios in New York and Wellfleet. Curator Mary Abell won an award from the International Art Critics Association for the 2007 exhibition Edwin Dickinson in Provincetown 1912-1937, which she curated for PAAM. In 2012, PAAM recognized Mary for “Extraordinary Support of Provincetown Art and Artists.” SIGN UP AT THE CONCIERGE DESK TODAY FOR THE VAN!

  • Saturday MatineeAugust 15, 3pm, Point RoomI’m No Angel, 1940, 88min

    A circus performer and swindler (Mae West) falls head over heels for a handsome businessman (Cary Grant). One of the few Mae West films to elude censorship, this is notable for the quote: “When I’m good, I’m very good. But when I’m bad, I’m better.”

    Sunday Night at the MoviesAugust 9, 7:30pm, Point RoomIn Her Shoes, 2005, 130min

    Wild-child Maggie and straight-laced Rose have nothing in common, except for their size 8-1/2 feet. But Maggie’s discovery of a long-lost grandmother the girls never knew could be the thing that brings them together for good.

    Saturday Matinee August 8, 3pm, Point RoomHush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte1964, 132min

    Since being accused of the ax-murder of her lover 40 years ago, Charlotte (Betty Davis) holed up in a crumbling mansion with a servant (Agnes Moorehead). Charlotte must defend her plantation when a cousin comes along.

    Early-stage Support GroupThursday, August 6, 10:30-noonCaregivers’ Support GroupThursdays, August 6 & August 20, 3pm Point Room

    Groups to support people with mild cognitive impairment, early stages of Alzheimer’s, or dementia-related illnesses and their caregivers.

    Residents’ ScrabbleThursday, August 13, 7pmThursday, August 27, 7pmin the Point Room

    Who doesn’t love a good game of words? Whether your level is 3-letter, 4-letter, double-word score, or the always elusive 7-letter triple-word score, you’re welcome to join this group of residents who just like to play, no matter what the outcome!

    AugustSpecial Events

    Sunday Night at the MoviesAugust 2, 7:30pm, Point RoomRedwood Highway, 2013, 90min

    Itching to get out of her retire-ment community, Marie uses her granddaughter’s wedding as an excuse to go on a walk on the Redwood highway—on an 80-mile journey to the ocean.

    Saturday MatineeAugust 1, 3pm, Point RoomHis Girl Friday, 1940, 92 min

    Hildy Johnson (Rosalind Russell) is about to get hitched to dull Bruce Baldwin (Ralph Bellamy) -- that’s if her ex-husband, ruthless newspaper publisher Walter Burns (Cary Grant), doesn’t succeed in winning her back.

    Talking PointTuesday, August 4, noonTuesday, August 18, 7pm

    Talking Point is an opportunity to meet with Joanna Lovely and Sheila McGuinness. Topics include news, events, and residents’ concerns.

    Sunday Night at the Movies August 16, 7:30pm, Point RoomThe Rape of Europa, 2007, 117minMUST SEE THIS FILM!

    The story of everyday heroes who tried to thwart the Nazis’ pillaging works of art throughout Europe and the experts from Europe and the U.S. who recover priceless works of art missing or hidden for decades.

    CARNIVAL PARADECANDYLAND themeThursday, August 20, 2:15pm

    The annual wild trek by hundreds of marchers down Commercial Street. The Seashore Point bus will park at St. Mary’s of the Harbor, where there will be chairs to sit on, and the cool bus to retreat to. SIGN UP AT DESK.

  • Saturday MatineeAugust 22, 3pm, Point RoomGhost and Mrs. Muir, 1947, 103min

    A headstrong young widow refuses to be frightened away when the ghost of a salty sea captain haunts her cottage. As her debts mount, he helps her write a successful novel about his adventurous life. Gene Tierney, Rex Harrison

    AugustSpecial Events

    Sunday Night at the MoviesAugust 23, 7:30pm, Point RoomGods & Monsters, 2010, 105minMUST SEE THIS FILM!

    As his life draws to a close, film director James Whale -- the openly gay genius behind The Bride of Frankenstein and The Invisible Man -- befriends a gardener, and both men learn from their unexpected but platonic bond.

    CONGRATULATIONS!

    “Randy Chow has worked very hard in the kitchen to serve the residents of Seashore Point,” said Ron Hidenfelter announcing Randy’s promotion to Assistant Manager of Dining Services. “I look forward to helping him grow into management.”

    Seashore Point Book ClubFriday, August 21, 10:30amBeach Point Grille

    In this ongoing collaboration with Provincetown Public Library, Director Matt Clark leads a discussion of Babbitt by Alan Lightman. You may borrow a copy of the book at the Concierge Desk.

    MAKE TIME TO ENJOY YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS!Community Wine Time Thursday, August 27, 4:45pmCommunity DinnerThursday, August 27, 5:30pmDining Room and 2nd floor Lobby

    You loved it in June, so we’re bringing it back by popular demand: Make -Your-Own “garden fresh” salads using all the best lettuces, local seafood, steak and chicken, plus personalized portions of fifteen of your favorite veggies and toppings. To help us plan, RSVP by August 23 at the Concierge Desk

    Saturday MatineeAugust 29, 3pm, Point RoomCharade, 1963, 114min

    Romance and suspense in Paris, as a woman is pursued by several men who want a fortune her murdered husband had stolen. Who can she trust? Carry Grant, Audrey Hepburn, Walter Matthau.

    Sunday Night at the MoviesAugust 30, 7:30pm, Point RoomStarting Out in the Evening, 2007 111min

    Aiming to revive the career of aging author Leonard Schiller (Frank Langella), graduate student Heather Wolfe (Lauren Ambrose) makes his novels the topic of her master’s thesis and raises his hopes for a literary comeback. His middle-aged daughter (Lili Taylor) doubts Heather.’s intentions.

  • Tuesday, 8.118:30am Provincetown Errands, Lobby1pm Blood Pressure, Be Well Corner1pm Chair Exercises, Point Room2:15pm Afternoon Tea, Private Dining6:30pm Trip to PAAM: ILONAWednesday, 8.128:30am Hyannis Medical, Lobby10am Coffee Hour Beach Point Grille11am Yoga, Point Room2pm National Peach Month, peach cobbler, Private Dining Room3pm Bingo, Private DiningThursday, 8.131pm Get Moving! Fitness Center1:45pm Trip to PAAM Speyer & Fromboluti3-4:30pm Alzheimer’s Caregivers’ Support Group, Point7pm Residents’ ScrabbleFriday, 8.148:30am Provincetown Errands, Lobby12:30pm Blood Pressure, Be Well Corner1pm Residents’ Bridge, Point Room2:15pm Foot Spa, Be Well Corner5pm Happy Hour, Beach Point GrilleSaturday, 8.151pm Chair Exercises, Point Room3pm Saturday Matinee, I’m No Angel, Point RoomSunday, 8.16Noon Omaha Poker Group, Private Dining7:30pm Sunday Night at the Movies, The Rape of Europa, Point RoomMonday, 8.178:30am Orleans Errands, Lobby7pm Duplicate Bridge, Point Room

    Saturday, 8.11pm Chair Exercises, Point Room3pm Saturday Matinee, His Girl Friday, Point RoomSunday, 8.2Noon Omaha Poker Group, Private Dining7:30pm Sunday Night at the Movies, Redwood Highway, Point RoomMonday, 8.38:30am Orleans Errands, Lobby1:45pm Trip to Berta Walker Gallery, Trio of Friends7pm Duplicate Bridge, Point RoomTuesday, 8.48:30am Provincetown Errands, LobbyNoon Talking Point1pm Blood Pressure, Be Well Corner1pm Chair Exercises, Point RoomWednesday, 8.58:30am Hyannis Medical, Lobby10am Coffee Hour Beach Point Grille11am Yoga, Point Room2pm National Work Like a Dog Day, build your own hot dogs, Private Dining Room3pm Bingo, Private DiningThursday, 8.610:30-12 Alzheimer’s Support Group, Point Room1pm Get Moving! Fitness Center3-4:30pm It’s All about Independence, Empower Your Healthcare Journey, Hatches Harbor Room3-4:30pm Alzheimer’s Caregivers’ Support Group, PointFriday, 8.78:30am Provincetown Errands, Lobby12:30pm Blood Pressure, Be Well Corner1pm Residents’ Bridge, Point Room2:15pm Foot Spa, Be Well Corner5pm Happy Hour, Beach Point GrilleSaturday, 8.81pm Chair Exercises, Point Room3pm Saturday Matinee, Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte Point RoomSunday, 8.9Noon Omaha Poker Group, Private Dining7:30pm Sunday Night at the Movies, In Her Shoes, PointMonday, 8.108:30am Orleans Errands, Lobby7pm Duplicate Bridge, Point Room

    August Calendar

    MEMORIAL SERVICE

    There will be a memorial service for Arthur Pike at St. Mary of the Harbor on Friday, August 14 at 11am. The Provincetown Roundabout can provide a ride on its regularly scheduled rounds, which means you may have to wait a bit at the church for your ride back. Please speak with the Concierge.

  • Tuesday, 8.188:30am Provincetown Errands, Lobby1pm Blood Pressure, Be Well Corner1pm Chair Exercises, Point Room7pm Talking PointWednesday, 8.198:30am Hyannis Medical, Lobby10am Coffee Hour Beach Point Grille11am Yoga, Point Room3pm Bingo, Private DiningCANDYLAND To Be AnnouncedThursday, 8.201pm Get Moving! Fitness Center2:15 Trip to Carnival Parade, Lobby 3-4:30pm Alzheimer’s Caregivers’ Support Group, PointFriday, 8.218:30am Provincetown Errands, Lobby10:30am Seashore Point Book Club, Babbitt, Beach Point Grille12:30pm Blood Pressure, Be Well Corner1pm Residents’ Bridge, Point Room 1:30pm Dr. Campo, Podiatrist, Be Well Corner2:15pm Foot Spa, Be Well Corner5pm Happy Hour, Beach Point GrilleSaturday, 8.221pm Chair Exercises, Point Room3pm Saturday Matinee, Ghost and Mrs. Muir, Point Sunday, 8.23Noon Omaha Poker Group, Private Dining7:30pm Sunday Night at the Movies, Gods & Monsters, Point RoomMonday, 8.248:30am Orleans Errands, Lobby3:30pm Duke & Duchess of Windsor, powerpoint presentation, Hatches Harbor Room7pm Duplicate Bridge, Point RoomTuesday, 8.258:30am Provincetown Errands, Lobby1pm Blood Pressure, Be Well Corner1pm Chair Exercises, Point Room2:15pm Birthday Celebrations Private Dining

    Welcome!Irmgard Morgan, 214, has recently moved here from Maryland. You may have met her at July’s Community Dinner. Please welcome her and invite her to join you at your next Seashore Point activity!

    August Calendar

    Wednesday, 8.268:30am Hyannis Medical, Lobby10am Coffee Hour Beach Point Grille11am Yoga, Point Room, cancelled today only3pm Bingo, Private DiningThursday, 8.271pm Get Moving! Fitness Center4:45pm Community Wine Time, Dining Room Foyer5:30pm Community Dinner, Dining Room7pm Residents’ ScrabbleFriday, 8.288:30am Provincetown Errands, Lobby12:30pm Blood Pressure, Be Well Corner1pm Residents’ Bridge, Point Room2:15pm Foot Spa, Be Well Corner 5pm Happy Hour, Beach Point Grille Saturday, 8.291pm Chair Exercises, Point Room3pm Saturday Matinee, Charade, Point RoomSunday, 8.30Noon Omaha Poker Group, Private Dining7:30pm Sunday Night at the Movies, Starting Out in the Evening, Point RoomMonday, 8.318:30am Orleans Errands, Lobby5:45 CLAMBAKE!! at the beach, Farland at Herring Cove7pm Duplicate Bridge, Point Room

    Burt Wolfman was the high bidder on the Mary Fassett painting at the We Care gala auction, which he graciously donated to the Wellness Center.

    PAN MASS CHALLENGE DISRUPTIONOn Sunday, August 2, thousands of cyclists finish their chairty ride in Provincetown. Jerome Smith Road will close to accomodate them. So residents will need to use Cemetery Road and Alden Street.