Golden Age Party at Clark Meadows

It's National Assisted Living Week and this is one of our celebrations at Clark Meadows!

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Today we enjoyed music performed by Katherine McGrath.  She played Jazz standards, old Speakeasy music, and wonderful songs about friendship and love.  It's been a full week of activities including an Octoberfest party, Sports Day, and a lecture put on by visiting author, Valerie Veanes Upson.  Tomorrow is the Car Show!  

Clark Meadows Resident has Pilots in the Family!

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Proof from above that Ferris Hills and Clarks Meadows are in the heart of the Finger Lakes Region surrounded by lush greenery. These aerial shots were taken on Sunday, August 27th by Jane Kinyoun's son, Rob and Grandson, Jeff as they flew their sea plane from Keuka Lake to Honeoye Lake. They were headed to the Twisted Rail  to celebrate Jeff turning 21.  Apparently, they had one for Nanny! 

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The story of the Mercury 7
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The story of the Mercury 7

This week, one of our residents presented a very interesting story about Space activity for the last 60 years.  His PowerPoint was presented to others who were captivated during the hour long talk.  Starting with President Kennedy's challenge to the country in 1961 that "before this decade is out, we will land a man on the Moon and return him safely to the Earth", the lecture went on to review the country's response to this challenge.  Starting with the story of the Mercury 7, the original class of 7 astronauts that led to the Mercury Project.  This was followed by several more classes of astronauts to include the Gemini Project, followed by the Apollo Project.  The 11th Apollo flight culminated in meeting the challenge with Neil Armstrong walking on the moon and the safe return of the crew of 3 astronauts safely back to earth. 

Today we have the International Space Station that has been in Earth orbit for more than 20 continuous years of operation.  The residents are still talking about this lecture.  Thank you for your hard work!

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