hibit for all to experience. You
will experience all that Da Vinci
was:
inventor, artist, scientist
anatomist, engineer, architect,
sculptor, and philosopher.
January 19, Thursday
Monthly Residents Meeting
3:00pm Activity Room
All residents should be in attendance at this meeting
with Windsor Place management. Pertinent issues regarding the building, food service, nursing care and
more are discussed.
day spirit.
January 25, Wednesday
Peabody Essex Museum: Shoes
Exhibit—Pleasure & Pain
10:30am Bus Departs
Tickets: $17.00
Three hundred pairs of shoes
will be on exhibit. Many of the styles that we may have
worn at some time in our lives. The collection includes
designer shoes and historical shoes.
January 26, Thursday
Exploring the South West Coast of Maine
with Michael Perry 11:00am Activity Room
We will explore along far-reaching sandy
January 20, Friday
beaches, peak into secluded coves, and
History Professor, Gary Hylander
check out lobster eateries in Kittery Point, Perkins Cove,
11:00am Activity Room
Gary Hylander holds a Doctorate in Presidential History and Wells. From Fort McClary in Kittery, Nubble Light in
York and Cape Elizabeth Lighthouse we will enjoy sceand is a scholar entirely impassioned by his subject
nic vistas out over the ocean.
matter. He makes U.S. History come alive as he
lectures each month on a different
pivotal event from our nation’s
storied past. This lecture: ReJanuary 31, Tuesday
membering Pearl Harbor: A Day of
Monthly Birthday Party with EnterInfamy. This month marks the 75th
tainers, Richard & Julie Ruggerio
anniversary of the attack on Pearl
2:00pm Activity Room
Harbor, December 7, 1941. It was
Help celebrate the birthdays of
one of the most momentous
our residents who celebrate January birthdays. Come
events of the 20th century.
help them celebrate!
January 20, Friday
Art Matters—Artist Alexander Calder
2:00pm Activity Room
Calder’s art is whimsically and
architecturally fascinating. Art
TRANSPORATION by Windsor Bus is available to
Matters will present many of
medical appointments and other destinations (banking,
Calder’s works and his biograshopping, etc.) on TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS
phy. If you’re not familiar with
(8am-3pm) See FRONT DESK to schedule a ride.
this artist, please come and
BUS TRIPS: Trips fill up quickly so be sure to sign-up
enjoy this visual presentation
at Front Desk immediately! Once you sign-up you are
of Calder’s works. Alexander
responsible for the COST of a trip even if you do not
Calder began his career as a
attend (unless your spot is filled).
toy designer of wooden push/
pull toys.
Trip Payment: All tickets, admission,
January 21, Saturday
Bill Foley, Singer & Guitarist
2:00pm Activity Room
Bill returns to Windsor this holiday season with a repertoire of familiar songs along with some delightful holi-
meal tabs and other costs incurred are
billed to Residents monthly Windsor
Place statement. No cash is needed with
the exception of personal shopping purchases (supermarket/ CVS).
January
Windsor Place Assisted Living
Calendar of Events
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January 4, Wednesday
Whistler House Museum
11:00am Bus departs. $10.00 Billed to monthly statement
Residents will enjoy a docent-let
tour through the birthplace of
Artist, James McNeill Whistler’s
home. This American-born artist
painted during the 1870s-1900
known as the Gilded Age . Enjoy
the home, furnishings, paintings,
and etchings of the artist most
known by his painting, Whistler’s
Mother.
January 7, Saturday
Puppeteer, Maggie Whalen’s Magpie Puppets
2:00pm Activity Room
Maggie has been a puppeteer for 48 years; she began
performing in her own storefront theater in the early 70s
as Poor People’s Puppets in NYC which she founded and
directed. Other companies she
worked with : Bread & Puppet
Theatre in Vermont and Luna
Theater in Massachusetts.
Maggie offers workshops for
making puppets and is
commissioned to create
custom-made puppets for
theaters, filmmakers, and
individuals. She is also an
occupational therapist.
Maggie present s her Shadow
Songs or silhouette puppetry
that was a traditional type of puppetry over 2,000 years
ago in China Puppets are only for children.
January 11, Wednesday
Trip to the Woburn Cinema to see Jackie
1:00 pm Bus Departs $7.00 billed to monthly statement.
Synopsis: A searing and intimate portrait of one of the
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most important and tragic moments in American history,
seen through the eyes of the iconic First Lady, then Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy. JACKIE places us in her world
during the days immediately following her husband's assassination. Known for her extraordinary dignity and
poise, here we see a psychological portrait of the First
Lady as she struggles to maintain her husband's legacy
and the world of "Camelot" that they created and loved
so well.
January 11, Wednesday
Guardian Angel Senior Services, Inc.
2:00pm Activity Room
Health Benefits of Chocolate & The Importance of
Maintaining Good Fluid Balance. Kara Reynolds, RN will
be discussing the impact on what we eat and drink., the
risk of dehydration, and having enough hydration in your
system. And what about chocolate, that we all can’t
resist! Does is have an affect
on preventing memory decline?
Does it help lower heart disease? Can it lower cholesterol?
If you are curious about these,
please join us for this interesting presentation.
January 14, Saturday
Entertainers, Richard & Lori Ruggerio
2:00pm Activity Room
Richard and Lori return with their music and style that
will add to your Saturday afternoon. Bring a friend;
enjoy the music together.
January 18, Wednesday
Boston Museum of Science—DaVinci The Genius
10:30am Bus Departs Ticket: $21.00 billed to monthly
statement. This is a once in a lifetime exhibit! Come see
Da Vinci’s drafted images of flying machines to scale.
Walk through the exhibit and
experience Da Vinci’s ideas in
real life! Grande Exhibitions
with Museo Leonard da Vinci
in Rome, France and Italy
have mastered the perfect ex-