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et’s take a moment to reminisce about some ofthe highlights of last year before we tell you about

some exciting plans for this year! First, it’s nice to remember our 2016 fundraiserswhich raised a lot of money for needy children, theelderly and for cancer. “How did we do it?” We feel alittle guilty answering that question… but we did it“by enjoying ourselves!” Remember the Red NoseCarnival where we had over 30 carnival games for youto play, a stilt walker and even a caricaturist? Nearlyeveryone walked away with a prize and a smile on theirface. For Breast Cancer month we held a variety showwhere you were kind enough to donate to the cause asyou enjoyed a show starring top comedian Eddie Caponeand numerous other wonderful stars who donated theirtime and talents. For Valentine’s Day we bought Valentine cards foreach other, raising much needed funds for the elderlyin Broward County. We also had some great dance parties in 2016 witha different band each time! How about our Giggle FeetDance and the Mardi Gras Dance with “Poppy,” our

Independence Day Dance with The Marty Alma bandand the St Patrick’s Day and Labor Day dances withthe Ralph D’Ovideo showband. The Kentucky Derby was a huge success as wasour annual Health Fair and our wonderful tribute toour cancer survivors in a program we called Superheroesof Hope. Another highlight of course was VeteransDay with The Hollywood Hills cadets. Passover and The High Holy Days were superband for the first time we got our chorus involved withour Hanukkah opening service. Great fun! The biggest highlight of the year was introducing“Family Night” where we see so many residents enjoya great evening with their friends and family. We arelooking forward to continuing it in 2017 along withsome new and exciting activities and entertainment. We can all look forward to a beautiful new Clubhousein the summer where plans are already being made fora spectacular grand re-opening. The management and staff of Pacifica Forest Tracewish you a very happy and healthy 2017. Look on theback page for some great “Kodak moments of 2016.”

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Celebrations have come and are going. Here we are in theNew Year of 2017. As the key word we shared in December’scolumn was “adaptation,” let’s consider January’s word of themonth, “resolution.”

How many resolutions have we made in the past, only tobe resolved on the first day of the month and forgotten by the5th? 12th? 19th? Why? Perhaps they were too lofty? Toochallenging? Too demanding? Whatever the reason, they weredisregarded as another year of forgotten promises. This year,

I’m going to try a new promise—or should I say, “premise.” I promise myselfto resolve realistic achievements: no more weight goals that will result in a“Miss America” figure, No more exercise program goals that will make mereturn to the strength of my youth. Instead, I resolve the following... Goal 1. To greet and treat my fellow residents with a smile and pleasantword. This reminds me of a story I heard recently. One resident greetedanother, “Have a good and healthy day.” The response was, “My welfare isnone of your business, thank you. Mind your own!” Goal 2. To achieve at least one positive health goal per day, either throughdiet or exercise. Here’s another true story. Recently at my breakfast table,one of my friends announced, “I’m going to have my monthly treat...bacon!”Another responded ,“For me NEVER! I never touch bacon, sausage, ham,hot dogs, pastrami ….” and on and on she went. My immediate response toher recital was: “My dear, you won’t live longer, it will just seem longer!” Goal 3. To practice daily my life’s belief. The joy of well-being. So withthe advent of the New Year, I bring you the wise words of a severelyhandicapped but truly free spirit, who was blind, deaf and denied the abilityof speech. She wrote: “Either life is a daring adventure or it is nothing.” Happy New Year —SuzyEditor’s Note—Our congratulations to ‘Dear Suzy’ and belated happy birthday.It’s proof that you’re a special lady when family flies in from all over the countryto celebrate with you.

Pain Support GroupSaturday, January 7th • 11:00 a.m.

Joining Suzanne for her Pain Support Group this month will be herdaughter, Debra Juster Starr. Debra specializes in motivational speaking.She attended Palm Beach College and the University of Florida. Debra thenwent on to Manhattan where she became national merchandising managerfor Champs Sports. Debra relocated south having taken motivational courseswith mentors including Tony Robbins, Marshall Silver and Wayne Dyer. Debra now spends her time “paying it forward,” sharing the knowledgeand inspiration that she received from these passionate and committedmotivationla speakers. Join her on January 7th, to share in her journey andgain some refreshing insights that will help you to become the best, mostpositive and pain free version of you in 2017.

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BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAYS!Our Best Holiday “Kodak Moments”

Many of you asked if you could have a picture of our holiday decorations to send toyour families. What better way to accommodate you all than to showcase our holidaydecorations in this newsletter. If your family would like to see everything that goes on here,just share their email address with the Activities Staff and they will receive a newsletter viaemail each month. We hope you enjoy these pictures from our holiday displays.

ClubhouseBeautification

We all knew it was coming butwe didn’t know when—now suddenlyit’s here! All the plans have fallen intoplace, all the permits have been obtainedand now we are free to move forwardwith the huge and exciting project ofrenovating our Clubhouse. The blueprints look amazing. Ifyou weren’t proud already by havingthe best theater and clubhouse in thesenior living industry, you certainlywill be once it’s finished. As with all renovations there is aperiod of frustration but we guaranteethe little changes we have to make forthe next few months will be well worthit. The last night in the Clubhousewill be on Tuesday, January 3rd, whenthe wonderful Tony Santamauro willclose our Theater as we now know it.From then, until the Clubhouse isfinished, all entertainment will beheld in the Lobby. If you’d like to watch TV beforethe entertainment or enjoy our movies,you are welcome to go to Jennie’sDining Room. The Gymwill be set up temporarilyina first floor apartment to be announced.Fun with Horticulture will take placepoolside. Jewelry Making, PaintingClass and Arts and Craftswill be heldin the Card Room as will our morningexercise classes. We estimate the renovations willtake approximately four months. Theresult is going to be a Clubhouse thatis far beyond anything you will findin any retirement community in theUnited States. There will be, of course,a grand re-opening party which wehave already started planning. We arelooking forward to a wonderful summerof top class entertainment and activitiesin our beautiful new Clubhouse.

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You may be wondering what our connection is withthe great kids at Weinbaum Yeshiva HighSchool. Pacifica Forest Trace was responsiblefor Weinbaum Yeshiva receiving a grantfrom Legacy Heritage Fund to arrangeintergenerational programming. Studentsin their junior year opted to take an electivecourse that allows them to learn aboutand from the elderly, both in and out ofthe classroom. In class, students learn about varioustopics related to senior living such asMedicare, Medicaid, Social Security, andeven differences between senior living facilities .Other topics include geriatric healthcare challenges

and the psychological issues of aging.Outside the classroom, students

have the opportunity to learn directlyfrom our senior residents at Pacifica ForestTrace. It has been the most wonderfulexperience for both these young adultsand our residents. Close relationships haveformed as the participants get to knoweach other.

Please join these special studentsfor a special visit on Tuesday, January17th, at 11:00 a.m. in the Card Room.Come along and have a soda and maybe

play a game of cards or scrabble or just sit andchat with the younger generation.

Helping the Kids as We Help OurselvesTuesday, January 17th • 11:00 a.m.

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Start the New Yearwith these New Friends

We thank them for choosingPacifica Forest Trace as their new home!

Adrian Patterson Doris Sussman Anne Garzille Harriet Saks Ida Chaiet

Bon Voyage, Carl!Sad news for Carl Charles fans. Unfortunately

for us, he is taking a winter respite from ourafternoon dance. However, he won’t be doingmuch resting. Known throughout Florida asa deejay and award-winning dancer, he is now

branching out in the field of show business and is working onan act impersonating the great Louis Armstrong. We wishhim luck with his endeavors and hope to be the first to seehim in his new role as entertainer.

January Resident Birthdays

JANUARY EMPLOYEE BIRTHDAYSSONIA CAMPBELL—Assisted Living ........1ST

PAUL CASY—Kitchen ................................................7THDALE HENDRICKS—Dining Room ............................... 7THRENE VALESCOT—Dining Room.................................. 7THRAHEEM SULLIVAN—Dining Room............................... 7THWILBERT GEORGES—Maintenance ..............8THCHRISTINE SMITH—Housekeeping ..............8THALIYAH MARTIN—Dining Room...................8THEXER VIXAMAR—Transportation..................9TH

MALGRACE MUCIAL—Housekeeping......................... 20THWENDY HANNA—Dining Room...............................20THKEROLAND ROCK—Dining Room............................. 22NDMILLER WENTWORTH — Kitchen ........................... 22NDNORMA CHAMBERLAIN—Dining Room.......................23RD

OWANA BOOTHE —Director of Catering..27THLEXY THOMAS—Housekeeping.................28THJOSH GOODWIN—Dining Room..............29THANNMARIE WHYTE—Housekeeping......... 29TH

CHARLES KLEIN.......2NDNETTIE GROSS...... 3RDRUTH EPSTEIN....... 3RDPEPPY GOLDBERG...4THANN POLLIN..........4THNATALIE NOTKIN.... 5THGOLDIE LEVITZ.........5THBOBBIE COHEN........ 6TH

ROSE TURCHIN....... 10THGERT GERSHKOFF... 10THTHELMA PULTMAN... 12THRHODA LASER........ 12THMURRAY SATNICK....14THBERTHA FARBER.......14THMILLIE SMILOVITCH...15THIRVING KARLITZ.......15TH

CHARLOTTE GREENBERG....................15TH

HARRY NOTKIN...... 16THARNIE AUERBACH... 17THJERRY BELL.............19THGLORIA FILKOFF...... 21STSOL STOLBER.........22NDJUDITH KRAMER...... 24TH

EVELYN WHITE....... 26THFRANK CAPUOZZI....27THSHERMAN MILSTEIN. 27THSHIRLEY FRIEDMAN...27THMAXINE SCHWARTZ. 27THSHIRLEY BERGER......28THBOBBIE BARNETT..... 30THDRORA ELAZAR.......31ST

AMAZING WAYS TO EXERCISE YOUR MIND AND BODY!

Glenda GraingerSaturday, January 7th • 7:15 p.m.Born and raised in London, England, Ms.

Grainger sings and is completely fluent in French,Spanish and Italian, and incorporates all of these

languages in her stage show. She had a hit record in Englandwith one of the songs from the James Bond film Thunderball,called “Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang” and a featured role in afilm made in Paris called Deux Homme Aux Manhattan. Ms. Grainger appeared at the famed Latin Quarter NightOub in New York for over a year and was featured withXavier Cugar and his orchestra. We are thrilled to haveGlenda back with us to begin 2017 with a bang!

Ashley CooperWednesday, January 11th • 7:15 p.m.

Ashley has the look of a Rat Packer, pipes like Nat KingCole, and when he shakes his hips, the ladies swoon. Hisshow is part song, part dance, partballet and part acrobatics. It is freshyet familiar. His love of performing iswritten all over his face! Join “AshleyThe Entertainer” as he dances andsings his way through the songs of the40s, 50s and 60s with grace, class anda style all his own. You’ll be remindedof Sammy Davis, Fred Astaire and NatKing Cole all at the same time. Hisdelivery will have you reminiscing of a time when musictold stories. You’ll laugh, you'll cry, you’ll sing out loud andyou’ll be dancing in your chair! Big Band, Ballads, Rock &Roll, Standards and Blues are all done with a vigor andenergy that only a young entertainer can provide! Don't be

fooled by his age though, you’d be hardpressed to find a more polished act.

Richard BeavisSunday, January 15th • 7:15 p.m.Richard began his career in his native

Wales, where he won the Victor LudorumAward at the “Festival of Gwent.” Becoming the youngestever vocalist ever to have this prestigious award, Richardwas then asked to join the BBC Welsh Chorus where heperformed various choral works, televised both nationallyand internationally. After studying classical music at the Welsh College ofMusic and Drama, Richard to branch out into the world ofmusical theatre, appearing numerous musicals. He won SkyTV’s Star Search, which opened many doors forhis future career, both as an actor and singer. Hehas finished his own musical, Stage to Screen, amagical journey through music.

Ricky PenWednesday, Jan. 18th • 7:15 p.m. Israeli-born Ricky Pen is well knownas a singer with an incredible voice,charismatic personality and unique vocalability—a quintessential performer. Shehas dazzled audiences internationally andin the U.S. by singing in 18 languagesand playing six instruments! Don’t missthis “One of a kind Israeli singing sensation”appearing right here at Pacifica Forest Trace!

Marina StolyarSaturday, January 21st • 7:15 p.m.

Marina Stolyar returns to us onSaturday, the 21st, with another excitingpiano concert. This sensational Moscowconcert pianist plays everything from Jazz

to Pop and from Broadway to the great Classics. She hasperformed in concert halls and theatres around the worldand her beautiful charm and amazing talent captivates everyaudience from Moscow to Florida!

Gail GallagherSunday, January 22nd • 7:15 p.m.

Gail Gallagher is a critically acclaimedsinger and actress who is best known for herone-woman cabaret show that transforms beloved Americanstandards into a lively theatrical piece. Before she began herprofessional singing career, Gail was the host of televisionspecials for public television, a television and radio newsproducer and talk show host. On Sunday, the 22nd, Gail will perform “SentimentalJourney,” a musical history book, that carries us throughthe decades and evokes the unique character of each historicalperiod with its special songs from Vaudeville to Broadway.Revel in Ragtime, dance with a flapper, swing to the Big

Band beat. Waltz down memory lane, to themusic that has shaped your lives.

Errole DanteWednesday, Jan. 25th • 7:15 p.m.Combine the calm of Bing Crosby, the cool

of Perry Como, the class of Maurice Chevalier, the sophisticationof Tony Martin and you get the multi-talented Errol Dante.What’s even better is that you get to see him here on January25th. Errol has toured the U.S. with various musicals and

carried the leading roles in Carousel as Billy Bigelowand Camelot as Sir Lancelot. His repertoire spansthe old to the new, from Broadway to contemporary-rock, America’s standards to international favorites.

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Fun with HorticultureTuesdays • 1:00 p.m.

Horticulturist and Radio PersonalityRobert Bornstein is with us 3 timesin January. Remember all his programswill be held poolside until the clubhouserenovations are complete. On Tuesday3rd , he will be showing you how togrow your own flowering cactusplants. This is also an opportunity tobring down your plants for diagnosis, division or identification.On the 17th learn the art of Japanese flower arranging which iscalled Ikebana. On January 31st Create your own all occasionnote cards with real pressed flowers.

Catch Him While You Can For those of you who attended Tony Santamauro’s programon December 27th, we have great news. He will be presentingtwo more programs before he returns to California. In fact wehave postponed the Clubhouse renovation by a couple of daysjust so that you can see him again.

He’ll be here on New Year’s Day at 6:00 p.m.and on Tuesday, January 3rd, at 7:15 p.m. topresent the final program in the Theater beforeits beautification. Make sure you don’t miss it,there’s nothing quite like the amazing clips heputs together and the love and excitement heputs into the narration.

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Entertaining Moments!New! Zumba Gold The saying, “your wish is our command” isevident as Forest Trace introduces a new exerciseclass that many have requested. The original Zumbaconcept combines a dance workout with a party-like atmosphere. Zumba Gold takes the popularLatin-dance inspired workout of Zumba and makesit suitable for seniors and beginners. Zumba Goldbuilds cardiovascular health by challenging the heartand working the muscles of the hips, legs and armswith dance moves. Zumba includes a medley of dance styles includingmerengue, cha-cha, cumbia, belly dance, rumba,tango and salsa. Zumba Gold breaksthese dances down to address theanatomical and biomechanical needsof active older adults or theunconditioned beginner. MarionWeinberg, your instructor, has createdher class to enable you to enjoy themoves whether standing or sitting. Her class focuseson all elements of fitness: cardiovascular, muscularconditioning, range of motion, coordination andbalance! It’s designed to be fun, regardless of fitnesslevel and experience with dance is in no way required. Join Marion for her first class on Wednesday,January 4th, at 3:00 p.m. and every Wednesdaythereafter, except for the 11th, when she will beholding her class in the morning at 10:00 a.m.

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REMEMBER THAT YOU MUST SIGN-UP FOR ALL REGULARLY SCHEDULED AND TICKETEDEVENTS AT THE FRONT DESK AFTER 5 P.M. WEEKDAYS OR ANYTIME WEEKENDS.

JANUARY OUTINGS AT A GLANCE

Join us on Wednesday, January 11th, for a trip to theStage Door Theatre to see Social Security.This Tony Award-winning romantic musical drama tells a heart stopping storyof an unlikely love that blossoms between an older man andyounger woman in Napa Valley. With a gorgeous score andspirited dancing, it’s a simple and touching love story thatmakes for extraordinary theatre. Filled with sweeping ballads,intense dramatic arias and tuneful, splashy Broadway-stylenumbers, this ambitious “Broadway opera” has found a homeon opera and musical theatre stages alike. There’s no better time of year to visit the beautifulMorikami Gardens, also known as the Morikami JapaneseMuseum. Enjoy a day surrounded by culture and beautyincluding a lunch on the balcony overlooking the gardens.

Sign up for the 10:30 a.m. departureon Wednesday, the 18th.

Don’t miss the Sugar Pops presentation of the “Soundsof Angels Concert” on Sunday, the 22nd, departing at 1:00p.m. The event will feature international pan flute virtuosoConstantin Moscovich, who has just returned from a concerttour of the Continent and Israel. The pan flute is a mostunusual instrument with a heavenly sound and Constantin isan internationally recognized master. You’ll also enjoy thebeautiful voice and charming personality of Coloratura SopranoKyaunnee Richardson, one of the most exciting upcomingstars of the operatic stage. Tickets are just $25 for the show. We’ll take a break this month from the Coconut CreekCasino and on Wednesday, the 25th, take you to the SeminoleHard Rock Hotel and Casino. Nearly 100 tables offerBlackjack, Mini-Baccarat, Pai Gow Poker, Three Card Pokerand Texas Hold'em Bonus Poker along with 2,500 slots. Thehuge casino includes a non-smoking room.

DATE TIME DESTINATIONSunday January 1st NEW YEAR’S DAY — NO TRANSPORTATIONWednesday January 4th 12:00 noon Lunch Outing—The Pastrami ClubSaturday January 7th 12:00 noon Met Opera at Magnolia Movies—“Nabucco”Sunday January 8th 1:00 p.m. Festival Flea MarketWednesday January 11th 1:00 p.m. “Social Security” at Stage Door TheatreThursday January 12th 4:30 p.m. Dinner Outing—Sze-Chuan PandaSaturday January 14th 1:00 p.m. Town Center Mall in Boca RatonSunday January 15th TBA Local MovieWednesday January 18th 10:30 a.m. Morikami Gardens and MuseumSaturday January 21st 12:00 noon Met Opera at Magnolia Movies—“Romeo et Juliette”Sunday January 22nd 1:00 p.m. Sugar Pops Orchestra at Township Performing ArtsMonday January 23rd 4:30 p.m. Dinner Outing—Olive GardenWednesday January 25th 10:30 a.m. Seminole Hard Rock CasinoSaturday January 28th 1:00 p.m. Coral Square MallSunday January 29th TBA Local Movie

ANOTHER YEAR OF EXCEPTIONAL OUTINGS!

Nova Lifelong LearningTuesdays, 6th, 20th • 11:00 a.m.

Our Lifelong Learning Lectures facilitated by NovaSoutheastern University will continue on Tuesday, January3rd with “The Building Blocks of Jazz.” Jazz is a musicgenre that originated from African American communitiesin the United States during the late 19th and early 20thcenturies. It emerged in the form of independent traditionaland popular musical styles, all linked by the commonbonds of African American and European American musicalparentage with a performance orientation. During thislecture, Dr. Charles “Bud” Caputo will help you to betterunderstand this national treasure.

Sterling UniversityWednesdays, the 4th, 18th • 10:45 a.m.

Phil Leto has a lot to talk about in his first semester of2017. The voters have spoken and Donald Trump is aboutto enter office. The “First 100 Days” of an incomingAdministration are a time of great festivity and pomp,important decisions regarding Cabinet personnel and otherimportant appointments, and usually, important signalsregarding the direction of government policy. Pressing,unfinished and often unpopular matters from the previousadministration at times require immediate attention. Joinus as we consider the transition from the Obama administrationto that of President Trump. On Wednesday, January 4th,don’t miss “Hail to the Chief.” A new Congress, the115th, takes office. Its first official duty is to certify andformalize the election vote. The 20th brings the inaugurationand inaugural address. Then, Washington comes alive withparades, presidential balls and other festivities. On the 18th, don’t miss “Franklin Roosevelt andthe New Deal.” Conceived as a plan to heal America’seconomy from the ravages of the Great Depression, manyof the New Deals programs were introduced in the firstone hundred days of FDR’s term. It became a vehicle forwidespread societal change. From relief to banking regulationto electrification to Social Security to workplace reform,Americans began to look to Washington in times of need.

Financial KnowledgeSunday, January 8th • 7:15 p.m.

“What Are Negative Interest Rates?” Who first cameup with this novel idea? What is the purpose of negativeinterest rates and are they working as intended? Learn ifthis will affect your savings with Financial ExpertRudy Berberian. Express your opinions. Askyour questions. Professor Berberian’s presentationsare always informative, interesting and lively.

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Inspiring Lectures!Catskills Comedy

Saturday, January 14th • 7:15 p.m. “Professor of Comedy” Reuven Russell is an accomplishedactor and comedian with an extensive theatrical background.He has appeared on TV and in movies and originated the roleof Hersh in the Off Broadway debut of The Quarrel. His actingcareer has covered everything from Broadway to Shakespeare.Rueven is the proud son of the late comedian and Jewishhumorist Joey Russell. This comedy lecture will certainly bringback memories and put a smile on your face.

South Pacific with FreydaTuesday, January 17th • 7:15 p.m.

Freyda Thomas has been lecturing on musical theatre for10 years. She began learning about American Music as vocalistwith her father, Eddie Shaw, a popular Philadelphia bigbandleader from the 1950s through the 1980s. She went onto develop a long career in Broadway musicals, as either thelead or the “second lead” in many Broadway musicals, includingMaria in The Sound of Music, Anne in Shenandoah, Ado Anniein Oklahoma and Eliza in My Fair Lady. She has workedalongside such luminaries as Angela Lansbury, Theodore Bikel,John Raitt, Scott Bakula, Bob Newhart and Candice Bergen.All these varied musical careers have enriched Freyda’s lecturingrepertoire with a vast array of knowledge about musical theatredevelopment. We are lucky to catch her on her brief trip toFlorida to enjoy her new musical lecture on South Pacific.

The Wisdom of ChelmTuesday, January 24th • 11:00 a.m.

Chelm is the most famous town in Jewish folklore. It cameinto being when the Lord sent an angel with a sack of foolishsouls to distribute across the entire world, and the angel trippedand spilled them all in the same place. That, we are told, ishow we were given a town with sages so wise they capturedthe moon by shutting its reflection in a barrel of water, soTalmudically adept at outsmarting logic itself that they carriedeach other on their shoulders to avoid leaving footprints innewly fallen snow. Join June Rabin on the 24th and enjoy the “Wisdom ofChelm,” humorous stories of the Jewish town of fools, as readwith great gusto by “Miss Junie.”

Book Review: All I Love and KnowWednesday, January 25th • 11:00 a.m.

Join Goldie Witrock for a discussion of All I Love andKnow. This is a searing drama of a modernAmerican family on the brink of dissolution, onethat explores adoption, gay marriage, and lovelost and found.It is played out within the complexitiesof the Israeli/Palestinian conflict.

Concerts, Theatre, Japanese Gardens and the Casino!

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

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Pacifica Forest Trace’s Weekly Scheduled TransportationTuesdaysSundays WednesdaysMondays Fridays SaturdaysThursdays

9:30-10:30 Large Print Library LIB10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR Strength and Balance11:00 The Price Is Right CR with ROBIN 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with SANDY ROSS 2:30-3:00 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:15 Music Hour with AL RICHIE SHAPIRO Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Publix AL10:00 Exercise with Shane CR11:00 Painting Class CR with Sally 1:00 Depart: Festival Flea Mart AL 1:00 Ice Cream Social CR 1:30 Sunday Movie Musical— JDR “Pippin” 2:30 Word Fun LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:15 Financial Lecture with AL RUDY BERBERIAN— “Negative Interest Rates” 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 7:00 Friday Night Movie— JDR “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” [CLASSIC—NR] 7:15 Shabbat Services CR with Coffee and Chat Follows CR

10:00 Musical Exercise CR with Sandy10:00 Putt a’Round PG with Campbell11:00 Wellcare Rehabilitation 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 7:00 Friday Night Movie— JDR“The Hustler” [DRAMA—NR] 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 Men’s Club DR11:00 Pain Support Group with CR SUZANNE JUSTER and Guest Speaker Debra Juster Starr12:30 Music and Dancing AL with RICH HERNANDEZ12:00 Depart: “Nabucco” AL Met Opera at Magnolia Movies 1:30 Matinee Movie— JDR ”Eddie the Eagle” [DRAMA—PG13] 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:15 Performance— AL Vocalist GLENDA GRAINGER Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training 10:00 Yoga with Satya TH11:00 You Be the Judge CR with SANDY 1:00 Duplicate Bridge with CR Margery Pecoraro 2:30 Trivia with Mitchie LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “The Kids are Alright” [DRAMA—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 CR11:00 Men’s Club DR12:30 Music and Dancing AL with CHRIS AUTORE 1:00 Depart: Town Center Mall AL in Boca Raton 1:30 Matinee Movie— JDR ”Chef” [COMEDY—R] 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:15 Lecture/Performance by AL REUVEN RUSSEL— “Comedy of the Catskills” Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:00-10:00 Large Print Library LIB10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR11:00 Chorus Rehearsal AL 1:00 Music Appreciation— JDR “A Midsummer’s Night Dream” (Ballet) 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with MOSHE KATZBERG 2:30-3:30 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 4:30 Depart: Dinner Outing at AL Sze-Chuan Panda 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR ”Whiskey Tango Foxtrot” [DRAMA—R] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training 10:00 Zumba Gold Dance and AL Exercise with Marion11:00 SHANE’S Trivia Show CR 1:00 Depart: “Social Security” AL at Stage Door Theatre 1:00 Blackjack CR 1:30 Charity Knitting Club LIB 2:00 Blackjack CR 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with DAVID GORDON 3:00 Word Fun LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:15 Performance—Song and AL Dance Man ASHLEY COOPER Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-10:30 Large Print Library LIB10:00 Work Out with Curtis TH Strength and Balance11:00 Nova Lecture with CR CHARLES “BUD” CAPUTO— “The Building Blocks of Jazz” 1:00 Fun with Horticulture— PS Grow Flowering Cactus Plants 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with SANDY ROSS 2:30-3:00 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:15 DVD Extravaganza with TH TONY SANTAMAURO Coffee and Chat Follows CR

10:00 Exercise with Curtis TH 11:00 Jewelry Making CR with Veronica 12:00 New Year’s Day Music AL with Piano Maestro PETER FUCHS 1:00-4:30 Early New Year’s DR Dinner 6:00 DVD Extravaganza with TH TONY SANTAMAURO 7:00 Movie Musical— TH “The King and I”

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training FC10:00 Yoga with Satya CR11:00 What’s Your View? CR with LIZ REYNOLDS 1:00 Duplicate Bridge with CR Margery Pecoraro 2:30 Trivia with Mitchie LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “Sideways” [ROMANCE—R] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training 10:00 Musical Exercise with Sandy CR10:45 Sterling University Lecture CR with PHIL LETO— “Hail to the Chief” 12:00 Depart: Lunch Outing AL at Pastrami Club 1:00 Blackjack CR 1:30 Charity Knitting Club LIB 1:30 “Brush Up” Bridge Lessons LIB with Carl Cronrath 2:00 Blackjack CR 3:00 Zumba Gold Dance and CR Exercise with Marion 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR 7:00 Town Hall Meeting with CR CAMPBELL EPES Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:00-10:00 Large Print Library LIB 9:30 Shopping Spree— CR Fashion Faze10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR11:00 Chorus Rehearsal AL 1:00 Music Appreciation— JDR “Das Rheingold” (Opera) 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with SPOOKEY JONES 2:30-3:30 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR ”Elvis and NIxon” [COMEDY—R] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

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

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.

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.

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

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FOREST TRACEI d d

Sunday 22 Monday 23 Wednesday 25Tuesday 24

Sunday 29 Monday 30 Tuesday 31

Thursday 26 Friday 27 Saturday 28

Tuesday 17Sunday 15 Wednesday 18Monday 16 Friday 20Thursday 19 Saturday 21

9:00-10:00 Large Print Library LIB 9:30 Shopping Spree— CR Barbara and Mel’s Boutique10:00 Work Out with Curtis TH Yoga and Cardio Boxing11:00 Chorus Rehearsal AL1:00 Music Appreciation— JDR “The Sleeping Beauty” (Ballet) 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with DRAGAN 2:30-3:30 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR ”13 Hours” [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 Lecture—“Wisdom of CR Chelm” with JUNE RABIN12:00 Birthday Bash DR 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 and Snacks 7:15 Music Night with AL ALFONSO Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-10:30 Large Print Library LIB10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR Strength and Balance11:00 Are You Smarter Than a CR Fifth Grader? with ROBIN 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with MARTY LACKS 2:30-3:00 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:15 Sing Along with AL MARY-JANE CUNNINGHAM Coffee and Chat Follows CR

10:00 Musical Exercise CR with Sandy10:00 Putt a’Round PG with Campbell11:00 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 7:00 Friday Night Movie— JDR “An Affair to Remember” [ROMANCE—NR] 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 Robin11:00 Men’s Club DR11:00 Book Club with Irene CR12:30 Music and Dancing AL with CHRIS AUTORE 1:00 Depart: Coral Square Mall AL 1:30 Matinee Movie— JDR ”Enough Said”[ROMANCE—PG13] 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR’ Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:15 Performance—Vocalist AL DON STANSFIELD Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Walmart AL 9:30 Depart: 44th Street AL10:00 Classical Exercise CR with Robin11:00 Men’s Club DR12:00 Depart: “Romeo et Juliette” AL Met Opera at Magnolia Movies12:30 Music and Dancing AL with “K.J.” 1:30 Matinee Movie— JDR ”My All American” [DRAMA—PG] 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:15 Performance—Pianist AL MARINA STOLYAR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training 10:00 Musical Exercise with Sandy CR11:00 Book Review with CR GOLDIE WITROCK— “All I Love and Know” 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 and Snacks 7:15 Performance— AL Vocalist ERROL DANTE Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-10:30 Large Print Library LIB10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR Strength and Balance11:00 Weinbaum-Yeshiva CR Students Visit 1:00 Fun with Horticulture— PS Japanese Flower Arranging 2:30 Music and Dancing AL with “HEART and SOUL” 2:30-3:00 Blood Pressure Check LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:15 Music Lecture with AL FREYDA THOMAS— “South Pacific” Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training 10:00 Musical Exercise with Sandy CR10:45 Sterling University Lecture CR with PHIL LETO—“Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal” 1:00 Blackjack CR 1:30 Charity Knitting Club LIB 1:30 “Brush Up” Bridge Lessons LIB with Carl Cronrath 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 7:15 Performance—Israeli AL Singing Star RICKY PEN Coffee and Chat Follows CR

10:00 Musical Exercise CR with Sandy10:00 Putt a’Round PG with Campbell11:00 Nutritionist’s Lecture 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 7:00 Friday Night Movie— JDR “The Philadelphia Story” [ROMANCE—NR] 7:15 Shabbat Services CR with Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:00-10:00 Large Print Library LIB 9:30 Shopping Spree— CR Marzee’s Jewelry10:00 Work Out with Curtis CR Yoga and Cardio Boxing11:00 Chorus Rehearsal AL 1:00 Music Appreciation— JDR “Rigoletto” (Opera) 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 ”St. Vincent” [COMEDY—PG13] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Publix AL10:00 Exercise with Shane CR 11:00 Arts and Crafts CR with Adam Pockriss

TBA Depart: Local Movie AL 1:00 Ice Cream Social CR 1:30 Sunday Movie Musical— JDR“The Band Wagon” 2:30 Word Fun LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:15 Music Hour with AL MOSHE KATZBERG Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Publix AL10:00 Exercise with Shane CR 11:00 Arts and Crafts CR with Adam Pockriss

TBA Depart: Local Movie AL 1:00 Ice Cream Social CR 1:30 Sunday Movie Musical— JDR “Annie” 2:30 Word Fun LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:15 Performance— AL Welsh Tenor RICHARD BEAVIS Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30 Depart: Publix AL10:00 Exercise with Shane CR11:00 Painting Class CR with Sally 1:00 Depart: Sugar Pops AL Orchestra at Township Arts 1:00 Ice Cream Social CR 1:30 Sunday Movie Musical— JDR “Gypsy” 2:30 Word Fun LIB 3:30 E-Mail Help LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks, Snacks 7:15 Performance— AL GAIL GALLAGHER Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training 10:00 Yoga with Satya CR11:00 What’s Your View? CR with LIZ REYNOLDS 1:00 Duplicate Bridge with CR Margery Pecoraro 2:30 Trivia with Mitchie LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 4:30 Depart: Dinner Outing AL at Olive Garden 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “American Beauty” [DRAMA—R] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training 10:00 Yoga with Satya CR11:00 What’s Your View? CR with LIZ REYNOLDS 1:00 Duplicate Bridge with CR Margery Pecoraro 2:30 Trivia with Mitchie LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “Silver Linings Playbook” [DRAMA—R] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

9:30-11:00 Circuit Training10:00 Yoga with Satya CR11:00 Yiddish Hour with CR COOKIE BLATTMAN 1:00 Duplicate Bridge with CR Margery Pecoraro 2:30 Trivia with Mitchie LIB 4:00-6:00 Happy Hour CR Complimentary Drinks and Snacks 7:00 Residents’ Choice Movie— JDR “Joy” [DRAMA—R] 7:15 Cash Bingo CR Coffee and Chat Follows CR

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