January 24, 2020 PENNSWOOD BULLETIN TABLE OF CONTENTS Penn Hall Renovations Page 2 Fireside Chat Begins Monday, January 27! Care Partners Parkinson's Group GS Concert Shakespeare Cookie Baking in Barclay and Woolman Clay Space Friday, January 31, 11:00 a.m., Barclay Kitchenette and Page 3 Sunday at the Opera Page 4 New Neighbors Dinner Woolman Enrichment Center People of Pennswood Newtown Friends 6th graders will be joining TED Talk Woolman and Barclay residents to bake and New Usher decorate sugar cookies. Bring your culinary Page 5 Penn Hall Renovation Bereavement Group skills and join us. Taste testers welcome! Push for a Friend Directory Update Sally Marrington ,NFS Liaison Page 6 Biographies Committee Weekly Dish Touchtown Update Ophthalmologist Meet and Greet Wanted Wednesday, January 29, 4:15 p.m. in Penn Hall Lounge Page 7 Heart Healthy Book Club In Memory Come join us after Dan Murray's Fireside Chat Page 8 Aging & Driving (Part III) to meet Pennswood's new ophthalmologist! Page 9 Movie at BCCC Dr. Paul Keenan, of Tri County + Century Eye Friday Friends Care, is a Board Certified ophthalmologist with Birthdays over 30 years of experience. COPILOT Page 10 BCCC Class Page 11 Worship Opportunities They will be providing on-site services for full eye exams, Page 12 Teepa Update glaucoma treatment, macular degeneration management, February Care Partners and diabetic eye disease. Page 13 More on Real ID Trip Sarah Karl, Bulletin Editor Page 14-15 Movies

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Dan Murray’s Fireside Shakespeare Chat In the Cafe Tuesday, January 28 Please note the change of location 3:30 p.m. in the Game Room Wednesday, January 29, 3:30 p.m. -4:15 p.m. Near the end of The Tempest, Shakespeare’s last solo play, Prospero, Sally Marrington the play’s magic-master, tells Sr. Administration Coordinator all the sailors that after the storm they can regain their Care Partners Meeting old selves. But pointing to Monday, January 27, 1:30 p.m. Caliban, the half-monster, Prospero admits that “this thing Barclay Meeting Room of darkness I acknowledge Lori Russo, Social Work mine.” (5.1.275-6).

Your task is to tell us what Prospero means. Parkinson’s Group Monday, January 27, 2:30 p.m. We shall finish examining The Tempest next Barclay Meeting Room Tuesday, January 28, 3:30 p.m. in the Game Nan, Parkinson’s Group Room. Everyone is welcome, especially if you know a half-monster.

Winter Instrumental John, Pennswood Shakespeare Concert at George School Clay Space Sunday, January 26 Come play in clay! 7:30 p.m., Meetinghouse Everyone is welcome! Pennswood will provide transportation. Please sign up on the Bulletin Board. • Monday, January 27 • 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Depart from Link Door: 7:00 p.m. Return: 8:30 p.m. • Wednesday, January 29 Please join us for this annual • 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. performance by our talented wind and • Friday, January 31 string ensemble student musicians. • 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Sally Marrington,George School Liaison Elaine, Clay Space

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Sunday at the Opera One in a series of operas viewed on DVD

Sunday, January 26 The Game Room 6:30 p.m.

Nabucco Juan Pons Fenena Wendy White Abigaille Maria Guleghina Zaccaria Samuel Ramey Ismaele Gwyn Hughes Jones Conductor James Levine Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Chorus

Verdi’s first emotionally mature and hugely successful opera Nabucco was composed in 1841 and first performed at La Scala in 1842. Nabucco is short for Nabucodonosor, the Italian name for the Babylonian king we know in English as Nebuchadnezzar, who in 587 BCE conquered the Israelites, destroyed their temple in Jerusalem, and forced them as slaves to move to Babylon. Verdi’s opera is in many ways inaccurate both historically and biblically. But what really matters is that it is a gripping story of tangled human emotions, morality, and immorality on a grand scale. It might have been written within any number of dramatic contexts. Yet, the choice of this particular context is itself interesting, in its own historical setting. In the 1840s, romantic nationalism was a young concept in Europe and in Italy was still incubating. The context—an oppressed mass of Israelites as backdrop for acts of individual hatred and violence among venal characters who rule Babylon by military might—has been interpreted as a call for Italian audiences at the time to support the nationalist cause in their country. It appeared a likely explanation for extreme audience identification with and enthusiasm for the justly famous “Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves.” This moving meditation combines evocations of suffering with pleas for mercy from God. It quickly earned demands for an encore, which has become traditional (and unusual for a chorus number). But careful research has proven that what made the Italians go wild was not connection with a nationalist movement against current suffering but identification with the concept of seeking mercy from God. Thus, the most interesting aspect of the context is the Old-Testament juxtaposition of the “False God” of Baal (or Bel) and the “True God” of Judaism. The double interventions by the God of the Israelites dramatically change the lives of Nabucco, Abigaille, and the Hebrews, fully altering the outcome of the story. In this morality play, it’s not people who are good or bad. It’s whether or how they struggle to overcome their human shortcomings through identification with an Almighty who can offer them mercy. David Swain for Sunday at the Opera

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MEET YOUR NEW NEIGHBORS DINNER PARTY Tuesday, February 18 5:15 p.m., Main Dining Room TED Talk Tuesdays! Meet Your New Neighbors offers a In the effort to increase our knowledge dinner party in the Main Dining Room. about Brain health, join us as we learn The guests are a blended mixture of the together about new perspectives and settled-in residents and new residents. theories about maintaining or improving Five or six people sit at each table so we our wellbeing. can communicate easily with each other. We will watch a new It’s a wonderful way to make new friends. The Meet Your New Neighbors Dinner TED talk each week Party sign-up sheet is posted on the Items followed by informal of Interest bulletin board in Penn Hallway. conversations about Try to sign up early since it’s limited to 54 what we’ve watched. people. I am looking forward to seeing you. All residents, family, friends & staff are welcome to attend! Frances, Chair, Meet Your Neighbors They will be held each Tuesday in March from 2:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. in the Game People of Pennswood Room Directory 2019 Amy Keiper-Shaw Supplement Director of Resident Life The 2019 Supplement will be issued next week. It will Welcome Another New list the names of people who Usher have moved to Pennswood We are delighted to Village this past year, welcome Judy as and should be added to the 2015 blue our latest addition to Directory, plus the Supplements for 2016, Pennswood Ushers. Henry 2017 and 2018. enlisted Judy and is very The 2019 POP Supplement will be placed happy to have her on his Team #3. in resident’s open boxes, and distributed directly to Barclay and Woolman. We are very pleased to have her on board.

Herb, POP Chair Dewey, Ushers Committee

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Penn Hall Renovation Temporary locations for Events Please see the listing below for event locations while Penn Hall is under renovation Bereavement • All movies nights (Monday, Friday, Group Meeting Saturday)will be held in the Game Room Thursday, February 13, and in the Barclay Meeting Room at 7:00 10:00 a.m., The Barclay p.m. Contact Amy Keiper-Shaw • Interdenominational Worship Services will or Angelo De Lorenzo for be held on Sundays in the Enrichment further information. Keiper- Center (located in Woolman) at 11:00 a.m. [email protected] or [email protected], • The February and March Community 215-504-1148. Meetings will be held in the Main Dining Room. Amy Keiper-Shaw • The February and March concerts will be Director of Resident Life held in the Main Dining Room. • All Fireside Chats will be in the Cafe • Newcomers "On the Road" meetings will be determined based on the topic that will be discussed. Look out for signs and the activities portion of the Bulletin for locations. It may not be • There is no February Forum scheduled fashionable, but and the March Forum location is still to be you never know determined. Keep a look out in the Bulletin when you or a for more information friend might need help! • Distribution of ashes on Ash Wednesday Wear your SARA pendant for your neighbor in need. will be in the Barclay Meeting Room Dan Murray If you have any questions, please contact Chief Executive Officer Administration.

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Weekly Dish The New • February Birthday Night– We will celebrate on Thursday, February 27. More details will follow next Biographies week including our theme. Committee • Welcome our new Sous Chef Ed Bremme to the Culinary Team – Ed officially started last Monday, A new Biographies Committee January 13. He has five years of work experience in restaurants and has worked in two different CCRC’s. has been formed to continue We are excited to have him on board. Please don’t the tradition of introducing hesitate to introduce yourself when you see him. new residents to the • Welcome our Dietetic Intern, Ting Dong. Ting has community via the Pennswood an undergraduate degree from Rutgers University Bulletin. (New Brunswick) and is now attending Cedar Crest College for her Master’s degree. She will be with us until the end of February, fulfilling a Food The new Service Management rotation and will be sitting for committee Registered Dietician test this year. consists of Jim Thoma, Dining Services Manager Jim, Dorothy, Lorna, Lisa, Touchtown Update Miriam, and Paulina. They Added to the “Photos” module: plan to work in teams to The 31 images shown in last year's Travel bring you updates on all the Photo Exhibit, listed under “Resident Travel new people who have joined Photo Exhibit 2019”. They are all great Pennswood in the recent past. photos and even better descriptions, have a look. Thank you to David for putting this together.

The Pennswood community owes a word of deep thanks David Monaghan, Assistant Network Administrator to Nancy, Alice, and Tish for all the hard work they have WANTED done over these last years on Want to have fun? Love music? Like to dance? the Biographies Committee. Reorganizing the Dance Committee We need YOU! Jim, Contact Ruth Biographies Committee

Submitted by Ruth

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February Heart Healthy Month PENNSWOOD BOOK CLUB Please join our lively group reading A big question many ask is: “Am I sedentary both fiction and non-fiction on the and/or lacking physical activity?” second Tuesday of alternate months at 10:30 a.m. in the Resident Conference Sedentary and lacking physical activity has two separate Room. meanings. Sedentary means Tuesday, March 10 you are inactive or sitting/lying Two Books: Olive down for long periods of time. Kitteridge & Lacking physical activity means Olive, Again you are active, but still spend more time sitting both by Elizabeth than being active. Strout

It is possible to be active and sedentary at the Tuesday, May 12 same time! You might be asking how that is Born a Crime by possible. Well, ask yourself…do you happen Trevor Noah to spend long periods of time sitting than being active? If the answer is yes, consider making Tuesday, July 14 lifestyle changes. Being sedentary is considered The Dutch House by a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease. Ann Patchett You can find heart health articles in our magazine rack outside the Passmore Fitness Office. Don’t Everyone is welcome. Please bring a forget to visit Passmore Center on Friday, February 7 for National Wear Red Day where book title with the author’s name that you can come for some exercising, learn about you would enjoy reading and share a starting an exercise program and healthy foods. bit about your own reading interest. Remember to wear something RED to remind us Julia and Beth, the importance of heart health! Book Group To celebrate Heart Health Awareness Month we will be highlighting different classes throughout the month of February in the community. You In Memory Of can join in or just watch to get an idea of what Doris some of the classes we offer are like. We’ll have a schedule of these special class offerings in next week’s bulletin!

Moved to Pennswood: May 12, 2009 Beth Vollberg, Passmore Fitness

01-24-20 PENNSWOOD BULLETIN 7 ARTICLESSTAFF & ANDRESIDENT NOTICES NOTICES Age and Driving (Part III) quick to anger when behind the wheel. Listen to the concerns of others: If If you need to give up the keys: Adjusting relatives, friends, or others express to life without a car can be challenging concerns about your driving, it may be time at first. It’s normal to feel frustrated, to take a hard, honest look at your driving angry, or irritable. You might even feel ability. Have a comprehensive driving ashamed or worry that you are losing your evaluation performed by an occupational independence. However, it takes a lot of therapist. Brush up on your driving skills courage to stop driving and put the safety of by taking a refresher course. Talk to your yourself and others first. doctor about your ability to drive safely. You may even find there are benefits to living without a car. Saving money on the Getting a professional evaluation: cost of car ownership can pay for alternative Such an evaluation can also help diffuse transportation such as using a taxi or shuttle accusations from family by providing a service. Walking more can improve your neutral third party perspective. health. Not only is exercise good for your Warning signs of unsafe driving, Keep body—it can help improve your mind, mood, an eye out for these signs: sleep, energy, and memory. Accepting rides • Frequent close calls (i.e., almost from others can expand your social circle. crashing), dents and scrapes on the car Try offering a friend or neighbor money or on fences, mailboxes, garage doors. for gas, or trade off on other chores, such • Increased citations, traffic tickets or as cooking a meal in return for your friend “warnings” driving. You may enjoy life far more by living • Trouble with the fundamentals of driving it at a slower pace without the stress of such as making sudden lane changes, driving. drifting into other lanes, and braking or The more alternatives you have to driving, accelerating suddenly without reason. the easier the adjustment will be. You want • Failing to use the turn signal, or keeping to make sure that you can get out not only the signal on without changing lanes. for essentials like doctor’s appointments, • Not seeing traffic lights/street signs, or but also for social visits and to maintain having to drive closer and closer to them your hobbies and interests. Explore public to see them clearly. transportation, ride sharing options, • Not hearing sirens/horns honking. community shuttles for seniors, and taxi or • Problems with memory mobile app services like Uber and Lyft. • Problems with reflexes/range of motion i.e not reacting quickly enough if there’s a need to brake suddenly/quickly look Irene and Diana Co-Chairs, Education back, confusing the gas/brake pedals, Subcommittee of the Health Care Advisory getting flustered while driving, or being Committee

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Movie: Standing on My Friday Sisters’ Shoulders Friends Saturday, January 25, 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Pool Volleyball with Bucks County Community College, Friday Friends on 275 Swamp Rd., Newtown, PA 18940 January 17.

Gather a couple Sally Marrington of friends together NFS Liaison and see the award-winning documentary HAPPY Standing on My Sisters’ Shoulders. From the fields BIRTHDAY of the Mississippi Mary - 26 Delta to the U.S. Congress, this 60-minute film tells the Karen - 27 firsthand stories of the Mississippi women Norval - 27 who risked their lives and became heroines in the fight for Civil Rights. Ruth - 28

"You see these people come with guns Jane - 29 to keep us from registering to vote-this Gaby - 31 vote really must be about something. And I said if I die, I die for something." -Unita Petey - 1 Blackwell Sharecropper who became Mississippi's first black mayor in 1963.

You’ll also hear a live performance by the exceptional Lincoln University Choir. Tickets are $20 online and $25 at the door. Buy online tickets by going to https://infoaambc.org/

Lynne, Peace and Social Justice

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It’s not too late to sign up for Introduction to Drawing... brought to you by the Bucks County Community College Continuing Ed. Dept. For registration forms and more information, visit the BCCC bulletin board in Penn Hallway. Introduction to Drawing Where: Activities Center When: 8 Wednesdays- January 29 to March 18. Time: 10:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Cost: $189 per person, Limit: 12 Course Code: RFNRT 8066 CPV1 Instructor: Norman F. Simms, MFA About the class: You will learn how to recognize types of edges, lines, and angles; how to recognize proportion and perspective; how to render light, shadow, and highlights by the use of gradations of tone; and how to be creative. Creativity is an obvious but an extremely important skill gained from this course. It involves you being observant, self-expressive, focused, disciplined, perseverant, collaborative, and a risk-taker. About the instructor: Norman F. Simms was born in Washington, DC in 1956. After graduating from Art Instructions Schools, he pursued a passion for fine arts at Murray State Univ. He graduated from the Washington School for Drafting Technology, the Center for Degree Studies with an Associate’s Degree in Electrical Engineering Technology, the Univ. of Maryland with a Bachelor’s Degree in Information Systems, and the Academy of Art with a Masters Degree in Fine Arts. Simms creates dynamic paintings and drawings of various medium. He has exhibited his artworks regionally in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York City. He has received the “Palmer Award for Excellence” at the Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie for his oil painting,“The Artist and his Model”. His pastel paintings, “Butterfly Dance”, “Reflection”, and “Blossom”, have been featured in “The Best of America Pastel Artists Volume II”. His oil painting, “The Artist and his Model”, has also been published in the book, “Important World Artists Vol. I, A World of Art”. Norman is a member of the national fine arts organizations, Portrait Society ofAmerica, The Pastel Society of America, and Oil Painters of America. He is also a member of the local art organizations, Artsbridge, Artists of Yardley, and Artists of Bristol. He lives in Fairless Hills, PA, teaching group and private art lessons. He has also published two books, "Portrait and Nude Painting & Philosophies", and "Interview Between the Jackass and the Artist". He is currently working on several books on the subject matters of portraiture, expressions in art, and technique and practices in fine arts. For more information about Simms, visit: https://www.normanfinearts.com/norman-biography.

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WORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AT PENNSWOOD

Interdenominational Worship Service Sunday, January 26, 10:15 a.m.- 10:55 a.m. Sunday Social in the Café Service in the Enrichment Center at 11:00 a.m. The Rev. Matthew Pigman, Worship Minister; The Rev. William McQuoid, Minister of Visitation; Martha Davidson, Organist Claire, IWC Board Chair

Friends Meeting for Worship Sunday, January 26, 11:00 a.m. in Barclay Meeting Room Everyone is welcome. Margaret, Friends Meeting for Worship

Shabbat Jewish Services One Friday night a month, 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Barclay Meeting Room Upcoming dates: February 21 and March 20 Rabbi Marcia Prager, Cantor Jack Kessler with guitar Everyone is welcome. We invite you to join us for our sociable potluck supper following the services. Please contact Dorothy Solomon concerning food. Submitted by Dorothy

Resident Usher Schedule Resident ushers scheduled for programs for the week starting: Sunday, January 26 Team #1: Verena, Elaine, Irene, Jackie, Jill Dewey, Chair Resident Ushers

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individuals experiencing cognitive shift called A Teepa Update From the Forget Me Not. This is run by a certified CWBT Alzheimer’s Association facilitator on the first Thursday of each month at 10:00 a.m. in the The CWBT has received some Barclay Meeting Room. questions about follow The CWBT is currently reviewing up since Teepa’s visit assessment tools and ways to better nearly two months communicate individual preferences so ago. So, we want that care can be personalized along the to update on what care continuum. Teepa spoke about the the Pennswood importance of thorough assessment and the Community has been doing since her visit. need to know our residents as individuals The Positive Approach to Care (PAC) is so that we can adapt care to their needs being incorporated in conversations with and wishes. We also discussed cognitive management & staff meetings. In addition, screening tools that we could utilize prior PAC was presented to all staff during their to admission, at the annual wellness visit annual in-service program. & yearly physical to capture changes in We are offering “spot” trainings with functioning earlier. staff in clinical and non-clinical areas Pennswood at Home has increased their totaling more than 40 staff members thus service availability. We are now able to far. Trainings are being done for day, provide services to residents seven days a evening & overnight shift staff. In-services week and into the evening as well. These have included learning the Positive services may enable residents to stay in Approach to Care "Supportive Stance" their apartments longer with support so that and "Hand under Hand" interactions. Staff a move to a more supportive of care may be is also learning about the power of words delayed. & how words can skew our thinking, the Check back next week to learn more about care we give, and the interactions and what other areas are up to after Teepa's visit. behaviors we experience. Staff and residents are being Amy Keiper-Shaw, Director of Resident Life encouraged to wear their name badges on their upper chest under their chins so that a resident who may not remember a February Care person’s name does not have to struggle Partners Meetings to remember it or ask. We know as All meetings are held at 1:30 p.m. in the someone progresses along in Cognitive Barclay Meeting Room Shift their scope of vision decreases. • Monday, February 10 Wearing badges in this area will allow everyone to see names easier. • Monday, February 24 We have started a support group for Lori Russo, Social Work

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More on REAL ID Brothers on Is it mandatory to get a REAL ID? No, it is not. REAL ID is optional for Pennsylvania residents. You Broadway featuring do NOT need a REAL ID to: Baritone Keith • Drive • Vote Spencer • Access hospitals Saturday, February 22, 7:30 p.m. • Visit the post office • Access federal courts Join us for a trip to the Trenton • Apply for or receive federal benefits, such as War Memorial Patriots Theater for social security or veterans' benefits Brothers on Broadway, a tribute • If you currently do not, or ever plan to, travel by to Broadways’ African American air or enter a federal facility. leading men, including legends such as Sammy Davis Jr., Cab Why would I need a REAL ID? Beginning October 1, 2020, Pennsylvanians will need a REAL ID- Calloway, Ben Vereen, Paul compliant license, identification card, or another Robeson and Gregory Hines; form of federally-acceptable identification to: music by George Gershwin, Cole • Board domestic commercial flights Porter, Duke Ellington, Harold • Enter a military base Arlen, Andrew Lloyd Webber, • Enter a federal facility that requires ID at the door Bernstein and Sondheim and more. What if I do NOT get a REAL ID? If you do not get a REAL ID, you must have an alternate form Ticket purchase is on your of federally-acceptable identification to board own by contacting the box office domestic commercial flights and enter certain at 215-893-1999; or online at federal facilities after October 1, 2020. Examples ticketphiladelphia.org. Tickets of acceptable identification would be a Valid U.S. range from $35 to $65. Do not or Foreign Passport, a Passport Card, a Military purchase your ticket until we ID, or a Permanent Resident Card. Other forms of have the minimum of six signees. acceptable identification can be found on the TSA A signup sheet is posted on the website. Transportation Bulletin Board It is a good idea to always keep your passport outside of Penn Hall. current, and is quite simple to renew. Keep an The PV bus will depart from the eye on the expiration date, and renew at least six Link Door at 6:30 p.m. The $11 months prior to that date. If you think you should transportation charge will be billed have a REAL ID and need help obtaining one, on your monthly statement. The please call Lori Russo or Amy Keiper-Shaw. theater is handicapped accessible. Lori Russo, Social Work Sally, Trips Committee

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MONDAY EVENING FILM FRIDAY EVENING FILM Judy (2019) Friday, January 31 at 7:00 p.m. Monday, January 27 at 7:00 p.m. Official Secrets (2019) Rating: PG-13 Rating: R Running time: 1 hr 58 min Running time: 1 hr 52 min Featured Players: Renée Zellweger, Finn Featured Players: Keira Knightley, Matt Wittrock, Jessie Buckley, Rufus Sewell, Smith, Matthew Goode, Rhys Ifans, Adam Michael Gambon Bakri, Ralph Fiennes Led by a deeply committed performance from One day in 2003, in the lead up to the Iraq Renée Zellweger, Judy captures the waning War, British intelligence specialist Katharine days of a beloved performer with clear-eyed Gun receives a memo from the NSA with compassion. a shocking Thirty years directive: the after starring United States is in The enlisting Britain's Wizard of help in collecting Oz, beloved compromising actress and information on singer Judy U.N. Security Garland Council arrives in members to London to blackmail them perform sold- into voting in out shows favor of an at the Talk invasion of Iraq. of the Town Unable to stand by and watch the world nightclub. While there, she reminisces with be rushed into war, Gun makes the gut- friends and fans and begins a whirlwind wrenching decision to defy her government romance with musician Mickey Deans, her and leak the memo to the press. soon-to-be fifth husband.

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SATURDAY EVENING FILM Upcoming Saturday, February 1 at 7:00 p.m. Harriet (2019) Movies: Rating: PG-13 Running time: 2 hr 5 min MONDAY EVENING FILM Featured Players: Cynthia Erivo, Leslie Odom My Reincarnation (2011) Jr., Joe Alwyn, Janelle Monáe Monday, February 3 at 7:00 p.m. Based on the thrilling and inspirational life of Rating: NR an iconic American freedom fighter, Harriet Running time: 1 hr 30 min tells the Featured Players: Chogyal Namkhai Norbu extraordinary and Khyentse Yeshi Namkhai tale of Harriet Tubman's escape from FRIDAY EVENING FILM slavery and Friday, February 7 at 7:00 p.m. transformation UNA Noche (2012) into one of Rating: NR Running time: 1 hr 40 min America's Featured Players: Dariel Arrechada, Anailín greatest de la Rúa de la Torre, Javier Nuñez Florián heroes. Her courage, ingenuity, and SATURDAY EVENING FILM tenacity freed Saturday, February 8 at 7:00 p.m. hundreds of The Mask of Zorro (1998) slaves and changed the course of history. Rating: PG-13 Running time: 2 hr 16 min Featured Players: Antonio Banderas, Anthony Hopkins, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Stuart Wilson, Matt Letscher

PENNSWOOD BULLETIN 15 TRANSPORTATIONARTICLESTRANSPORTATION AND SCHEDULE NOTICES SCHEDULE TRANSPORTATION SCHEDULE January 26 through February 1 All trips on this schedule will depart from the link door. Please Note: In order to be added to any trips listed here you must contact the Transportation Office Sunday, January 26, 2020 7:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m...Travel to Newtown & Langhorne for Worship (requires prior signup in the Transportation office) 1:45 p.m…..Community Chorus/George School; Newtown, PA 1:45 p.m….Trinity Center for Urban Life; Philadelphia, PA (signup closed) 7:00 p.m…..Winter Instrumental/George School; Newtown, PA

Monday, January 27, 2020 1:00 p.m….Shop Rite; Yardley, PA (return at 2:00 p.m.)

Tuesday, January 28, 2020 10:15 a.m…Summit Shopping Center (return noon) 1:00 p.m.…Newtown Shopping Center (return 2:30 p.m.) 11:30 p.m….Mod Pizza; Newtown, PA (signup closed)

Wednesday, January 29, 2020 9:30 a.m…Special Shopping to Trader Joe’s/Whole Foods; Jenkintown, PA (return at 11:30 a.m.) 1:00 p.m….Shopping to Giant & Liquor Store at Flower’s Mill (Langhorne library trip is every 2nd and 4th Wednesday); return 2:30 p.m.

Thursday, January 30, 2020 12:30 p.m. Farmer’s Market and Newtown Shopping Center (return 2:15 p.m.)

Friday, January 31, 2020 10:15 a.m….Newtown Shopping Center (return 12:00 p.m) 12:00 p.m.…..Kimmel Center; Philadelphia, PA (signup closed) 1:00 p.m….Summit Shopping Center (return 2:30 p.m)

Saturday, February 1, 2020 10:15 a.m. …Shopping at Oxford Valley Mall & Vicinity; Bensalem, PA(return 1:00 p.m) 12:15 p.m…United Artists Theater Oxford Valley; Langhorne, PA (signup closed)

Sign-up sheets for Shopping Transportation are posted on the Transportation Bulletin Board. Sunday Worship transportation requires sign-up in the Transportation Office. If you are interested in the “closed trips,” please see Dori Colton

16 PENNSWOOD BULLETIN WEEKLYWEEKLY ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES Sunday, January 26 7:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Transportation to Area Churches and Newtown Friends Meeting 10:15 a.m. Interdenominational Worship Get Acquainted with Coffee—Cafe 11:00 a.m. Friends Meeting for Worship—Barclay Meeting Room 11:00 a.m. Interdenominational Worship Service—Penn Hall 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Opera—Game Room Monday, January 27 8:45 a.m. ABC’S Class Aerobics, Balance, Coordination, Strength—Aerobics Room 9:00 a.m. Quilting Group—Activities Center 9:00 a.m. Aqua Blend—Both Pools 10:00 a.m. Strong Core Healthy Backs—Warm Exercise Pool 11:00 a.m. Ai Chi—Warm Pool (30 minutes) 1:00 p.m. Duplicate Bridge—Game Room 1:00 p.m. Clay Space—Activities Center 1:30 p.m. B & B Class: Balance and Bands Kick Start—Aerobics Room 1:30 p.m. Care Partners—Barclay Meeting Room 2:30 p.m. Parkinson's Group—Barclay Meeting Room 2:30 p.m. BCCC Class - Presidential Impeachment—Resident Conference Room 2:30 p.m. Sunbeam @ Pennswood—Aerobics Room (Closed group) 4:00 p.m. The Round-Abouts—Aerobics Room 7:00 p.m. Movie—Judy—Game Room or Barclay Meeting Room

Tuesday, January 28 9:00 a.m. Drum’s Alive— Aerobics Room (sign-up required- arrive 5 minutes early) 9:00 a.m. Aqua Blend—Both Pools 10:00 a.m. Dance— Aerobics Room 10:00 a.m. Strong Core Healthy Backs—Warm Exercise Pool 1:00 p.m. Silver Strong Class—Aerobics Room 1:30 p.m. Sit and Stretch—Barclay House Lobby 2:30 p.m. Chair Yoga—Aerobics Room 3:30 p.m. Shakespeare—Game Room Wednesday, January 29 8:45 a.m. ABC’S Class Aerobics, Balance, Coordination, Strength—Aerobics Room 9:00 a.m. Aqua Blend—Both Pools 10:00 a.m. Arthritis—Warm Exercise Pool 10:00 a.m. Clay Space—Activities Center 10:00 a.m. BCCC Class - Introduction to Drawing—Activities Center 10:30 a.m. B & B Class: Balance & Bands Progressive (testing required)—Aerobics Room 11:15 a.m. Tai Chi—Passmore Aerobics Room 1:00 p.m. Artists Without Boarders (But With Friends)—Activities Center 1:15 p.m. Water Volleyball—Lap Pool 1:15 p.m. B & B Class: Balance and Bands Kick Start– Aerobics Room 2:30 p.m. Restorative Yoga January Session (sign-up required) —Aerobics Room 3:30 p.m. Fireside Chat—Cafe 4:30 p.m. Ophthalmologist Meet and Greet—Penn Hall Lounge

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Thursday, January 30

9:00 a.m. Drum’s Alive— Aerobics Room (sign-up required- arrive 5 minutes early) 9:00 a.m. Aqua Blend—Both Pools 10:00 a.m. Strong Core Healthy Backs—Warm Exercise Pool 11:00 a.m. Science Times—Game Room 11:00 a.m. Pilates— Aerobics Room 1:00 p.m. Silver Strong Class—Aerobics Room 2:30 p.m. Sunbeam @ Pennswood—Aerobics Room (Closed group) 4:00 p.m. BCCC Class - Jane Eyre: Analysis and Appreciation—Game Room

Friday, January 31

8:45 a.m. ABC’S Class,Aerobics,Balance,Coordination, Strength—Aerobics Room 9:00 a.m. Aqua Blend—Both Pools 10:00 a.m. Ai Chi—Warm Pool 10:00 a.m. Clay Space—Activities Center 10:30 a.m. B & B Class: Balance & Bands Progressive (testing required)—Aerobics Room 11:00 a.m. Pennswood Singers—Barclay Meeting Room 11:00 a.m. Cookie Baking — Barclay Kitchenette/Woolman Enrichment Center 11:15 a.m. B & B Class: Balance and Bands Kick Start– Aerobics Room 1:30 p.m. Joyful Hearts—Barclay Terrace Room 4:00 p.m. Poetry Buffs—Resident Conference Room 7:00 p.m. Movie—Official Secrets—Game Room or Barclay Meeting Room

Saturday, February 1

9:00 a.m. Aqua Blend—Both Pools 9:30 a.m. Zumba Gold—Aerobics Room 10:00 a.m. Volleyball—Lap Pool 11:15 a.m. Strong Core - Healthy Back—Warm Pool 7:00 p.m. Movie—Harriet—Game Room or Barclay Meeting Room

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