RESIDENT SPOTLIGHT: Bell Tower Talk Betty Blair Official Newsletter for KMH RESIDENT SINCE FEBRUARY 2009 June 2018 Issue # 6 A Newsletter Publication for KMH Residents, Families, and Wichita-area Seniors.

In my early life, I enjoyed my three sisters. Of the four girls in my family, Catherine, Harriet, Betty and Coleen, I am next to the baby. In fact, I was the baby for seven years, am so thrilled to be a new member of the KMH family and have the wonderful since Coleen came along when I was seven. We lived on a working farm outside Virgil, I Kansas, in Greenwood County. It was a small town by that time, but had boomed back in privilege of ensuring responsive, quality, and compassionate services are provided the days of oil in Kansas. My dad always said, “It’s a good life lesson to know we all work to the residents of Assisted and Independent Living. If I haven’t had the occasion of hard. It’s our family tradition.” Since there were no boys in the family, my sisters and I meeting you I encourage you to stop me or come by my office and introduce worked hard doing everything that needed done. When I was nine, my dad said, “Betty, yourself. I have been actively participating in events and scheduled activities to come here. I’m going to teach you to harness these horses and pull the Cutter for harvest.” create as many opportunities of interactions as possible to get to know everyone on After he showed me how, he said, “Now, I’m going to come behind you to make sure if you a personal level. I strongly believe that communication is key to providing excellent need help, I’ll be there.” I had pulled the Cutter in the alfalfa field for a while, and dad said, care and services to ensure the members of this community continue to live vibrant “Stop! Stop!” He then came up and showed me I’d cut a long snake in half with the Cutter. and active lives so please do not hesitate to come visit with me. I’m always Another time, we were stacking the alfalfa and dad stopped us and said, “Get away from available to hear positive comments as well! here…the dogs chased a skunk into the stack!” Sure enough, the skunk sprayed the dog, As you know, June is here, children and adults are enjoying their summer holidays who got sick from it, before dad got the skunk away. In fact, three new-born skunk babies and going on vacations, the pools and waterparks have opened to provide respite were left in the nest, and we took care of them. We fed them with baby bottles and kept from the heat and the dog days of summer are around the corner. The year is almost them in a rabbit hutch till they were bigger. My momma would always welcome any visitors half over and many of us are wondering where the time went. For me, as the new to our home with her words, “We don’t have a lot, but we’re sharing it with you. Come sit Director of Assisted and Independent Living of KMH, I’m looking to the next few down and eat with us.” That was always our tradition to share. And, as dad said, we didn’t months as an opportunity to receive feedback and ideas of the types of activities and waste food. interest to enhance life at KMH. My philosophy towards my position is to ensure In high school, I was a forward on the basketball team, and we played half-court. •OUR MISSION• that all people living in the Manor and Towers have options that provide activities, But our team was always very good. The town supported the team very strongly, and a man I met from St. Andrews, a neighboring town, experiences, and services that are holistic. That means that when we develop life said, “You always beat our socks off in basketball!” All the kids expected to play on the teams. I also enjoyed playing in the Harmonica To provide an active and enhancement activities we look at all aspects of a quality life including Band that Miss Dessie McCoy taught. We played loud, and could be heard all over town! We won the Country Music Festival, and the vibrant community where environmental, physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional enrichment. I have many first song we played was “Old Black Joe”. I attended the Virgil High School Reunion over this past Memorial Day Weekend, and we all every person can live life to had lunch in Fellowship Hall before heading out to the cemetery. It was a good day for remembering. thoughts and ideas about the type of activities that we can add to our already the fullest. extensive list that will engage residents who may not participate in currently offered My husband, Joe, was a real blessing to me. He was nine years older than me, and a Shriner. He asked my roommate to introduce us, and asked me to Thanksgiving Dinner for our first date, and later that night to a Shriner’s Dance. We loved the two-step, and I coaxed activities. Some ideas that I have include, interest groups led by the residents of T him to learn to waltz with me later on. We went out for a pretty long time, and then we married. We always did lots with the Shriners, KMH, adult education opportunities from local universities and organizations, and he liked that I always kept my makeup and hair nice for the dances and always wore long formal gowns at that time. We didn’t have KMH community dances/social hours featuring music enjoyed by the residents and o children, but I’ve always been very close to my sisters and their children. Joe played football at Wichita State, and only stopped when he group outings to local museums and cultural events that are near KMH. We will got a knee injury. He was hired on as a lineman for KG&E, and worked at that, although it was hard work, for many years. I liked continue with spiritual activities such as bible studies and Chapel, as well as the p cooking for him, since he liked the foods I made, and especially my cherry pie. He tended the garden, loved hunting and fishing, and physical wellness opportunities and resident favorite activities, such as bingo, r always brought home the game which I would cook. He loved the outdoors. movies, and coffee and current events. We will also look at ways to enhance and At KG&E, I was in the office, and worked for Mr. Murray Gill, the head. I was promoted over some other women who had improve existing life enhancement interactions in routine events, including dining o worked longer than me, but Mr. Gill wanted me because he thought I would do a good job for him. In fact, I was there one month short and leisure experiences. Key to providing a vibrant and engaging environment for v of 45 years. One of the best lessons I learned and applied in my work was to always listen carefully, don’t give away business our residents to enjoy is communication and active information, and relay everything to my boss. We took retirement together, and enjoyed the last years of Joe’s life. i involvement. Therefore, I will work with our Life d We loved watching basketball games, and we’re all strong fans of KU. In fact, I follow the schedule closely, and always have it Enhancement Director to develop a survey for with me. Basketball is one of my life’s joys. I encourage everyone to find the fun with it! I also love Music Theatre, and attend each residents to provide their own ideas and suggestions e season with my good friend, who lives next door to my home here in Wichita. We’re about ready to start the season this month, and will in the development of a holistic life enrichment plan. see all the shows into August and then have dinner afterward. I am hopeful that we can increase participation in What I like best about KMH is that the staff is always helpful to me, and I like all of my nurses. I can ask them anything, and I a activities and truly have a community that enjoys life know that they will come to my aid. and all the opportunities and enrichment that comes n

with being a part of the KMH family. Betty’s secret to a happy life, a “Helping others as much as I can.” Janice Powers, c Director of Assisted and Independent Living t

i v e Monthly Remembrances… Hervey’s Corner –Hervey W. Wright III

Celebrating Birthdays Celebrating June We all desire significance- th  Laveta Cushenbery, 5 For many of us, there is a compelling need to make a difference- to th  Iced Tea Month  Helen Hill, 8 leave a lasting impact on the people most dear to us and the world in  Jerry Busch, 9th  Great Outdoors Month which we live. Many of you were teachers and the impact you made  Ruth Loudenslager, 22nd  Family Month was the gift of education and how to learn. Some of you were doctors th and the impact you made was helping someone stay healthy either  Naomi Matney, 25  Alzheimer’s & Brain th physically or mentally. Maybe you were a housewife and your lasting  Faith Thornton, 25 Awareness Month impact was raising a healthy and happy family. Often times, people will want to make a  Carol Valusek, 29th  Flag Day difference with a favorite charity or non-profit organization. KMH is a 501(c)3 not-for- June 14 profit organization that has provided a home for countless children and seniors over 122 years. We are always thankful and humbled when someone provides a gift to us. Many  Father’s Day have chosen to leave a deferred gift. Welcome New Residents June 17 Did you know that retirement accounts are taxed as much as 35-65% when left to  First Day of Summer individuals upon your death? To avoid these taxes, consider giving your IRA to a charity Take a moment to drop by and say instead. As a charitable organization, we would receive your retirement account free of hello to your newest neighbors! June 21 tax. That means that 100% of your account can go to support the causes you are most  Coleen Schaffer, Manor  Pink Day passionate about. For more information, please stop by my office or call me at 269-7513. June 23 June is national donut month-to celebrate, we  Bomb Pop Day will be selling donuts for $1.00 each in Towers June 28 Lounge from 9:00-10:00 on Friday June 8. All proceeds go towards Veterans Hallway Project.

In Memoriam…  Evelyn Howard “A negative mind will never give  Donna Arnold you a positive life.”  Loren Corliss Celebrating Employee Anniversaries  Mae Housdon (Homemaker) 21 yrs  Tammy Russell (Beauty Shop) 10 yrs Join the KMH Marketing Team on Friday, June 15th to make your very own Robert Colangelo (Maintenance) 10 yrs  beautiful suncatcher!  Elizabeth Townsend (CMA) 3 yrs Towers Lobby 3:00pm

he middle of June is a great time for a celebration—especially if it’s in honor of Flag Day! KMH Staff Contact Information Outings: T

th This all-American holiday commemorates June 14 as the day Monday, June 4 in 1777 when the Second Continental Congress adopted the Janice Powers-Director 269-7504 Time: 2:30 pm Lori Clark-Concierge 269-7623 flag of the United States. President Woodrow Wilson issued a Kohl’s Shopping Trip proclamation in 1916 officially establishing June 14 as Flag Jon Graber-Weekend Concierge 269-7623 th Day, but it wasn’t until 1949, under President Harry S. Anne Edmiston-Life Enhancement 269-7585 Monday, June 11 Truman, that our National Flag Day was created by an Act of Director Time: TBD Congress. However, it’s not a federal holiday, so government Jessica Schroeder-Life Enhancement 269-7658 Movie: Adrift offices, public buildings, and schools aren’t closed on Flag Day. Of course, the original flag of Specialist the Second Continental Congress didn’t look the way it does today. It did have red and white th Toji Jones-Life Enhancement Specialist 269-7508 Friday, June 15 alternating stripes, but it had only 13 stars, each representing one of the 13 original colonies. The Chaplain Connie 269-7568 Time: 11:30 am stars were arranged in a circular pattern so that no colony could be considered first or more Casino Trip Hervey Wright- Director of Development 269-7513 important than the others—all were equal. Between 1777 and 1960, the United States Congress 269-7777 passed several acts that altered the shape and design of the flag to reflect the addition of new Caitlin Kozak- Marketing th Dining Services 269-7653 Wednesday, June 20 states. However, the basic elements—those red and white stripes with white stars on a field of Time: 11:00 am blue—have remained unchanged. Towers Nurse 269-7667 Lunch Outing: Delano Diner David Shuman- Building Services 269-7656

Beauty Shop 269-7621 Thursday, June 28th Physical Therapy 269-7596 Time: TBD JUNE MOVIES Teresa Obermeier- Resident Statement 269-7514 Movie: Oceans 8 Billing Located in the Auditorium at 2:30 pm Saturday June 2nd: Top Hat (NR) Find this newsletter online at: Sunday June 3rd: Swing Time (NR) Thursday June 7th: Nothing in Common (PG) www.KMH.org Saturday June 9th: From Here to Eternity (NR) Sunday June 10th: South Pacific (NR) Coffee & Conversation: Saturday June 16th: No Time for Sergeants (NR) Sunday June 17th: Father Goose (NR) Lower Leg Pain and Wound Care Thursday June 21st: Summer Stock (NR) Presented by: rd Saturday June 23 : Unfinished Song (PG-13) Amy Bruce, RN, BSN-Manager at Sunday June 24th: Unleashing Mr. Darcy (TV-G) Thursday June 28th: Hidden Figures (G) Mid-West Center for Wound Healing th and Hyperbaric Medicine Saturday June 30 : Young at Heart (NR) th Tuesday, June 19 at 10:00 am **Please see insert with movie descriptions and ratings** in the Auditorium (Movies are subject to change based on availability)

Chaplain’s Corner-Connie Pace-Adair Anne’s Corner-Anne Edmiston

Hello, to June: Summertime in our city! How Much Water Should You Drink?

“Your Love, LORD, reaches to the heavens, your faithfulness to the skies.” Psalms 36:5 NIV The key to staying hydrated is drinking fluids throughout the day. Most of us know that it’s important to drink plenty of fluids when the outside temperature starts to rise. Staying hydrated is a daily necessity, no matter what the thermometer says. But, many of us aren’t getting enough to drink, especially older adults. Older people don’t sense thirst as much as they did when they were younger. This could be a problem if they’re on a medication that may cause fluid loss, such as a diuretic.

Water keeps every system in the body functioning properly. Such as: · Carrying nutrients and oxygen to your cells · Flushing bacteria from your bladder · Aiding in digestion · Preventing constipation · Normalizing blood pressure · Stabilizing the heartbeat "Kind hearts are the gardens; kind thoughts are the roots; · Cushioning joints kind words are the flowers; · Protecting organs and tissues kind deeds are the fruits." · Regulating body temperatures - English Proverb · Maintaining electrolyte (sodium) balance

Well, here we are again…June beckons outside for amazing sunny days, and for evenings with When we are supplying our body enough fluids to carry out those responsibilities means that we are friends celebrating life. Lemonade, iced tea, and other favorite beverages are party favorites. We staying hydrated. If you don’t drink enough water, you risk becoming dehydrated. Warning signs of calendar visits to friends, to family reunions, to vacation spots. dehydration include weakness, low blood pressure, dizziness, headaches, constipation, muscle cramps, dry mouth and tongue, and sleepiness or lethargy. Our garden plots are planted, blessed with newly sprouted veggies, flowers, and herbs and we all join hands in caring for this community spot. Fashion Show May we meditate on the above proverb as we cultivate kind hearts, thoughts, words, and see kind Dr. Surtman deeds arise. This is a terrific opportunity to see the new spring (Podiatrist) “In purity, understanding, patience and kindness; in the Holy spirit and in sincere love.” styles and trends. As a special treat, you can see 2 Cor. 6:6 NIV your friends and neighbors stroll down the runway will be in the as models! Manor Media Curating Your Obituary with All items will be on sale! Get ready for some Center on Vibrance serious shopping! Friday, June 8th at Chaplain Connie led part one of a two part Clothing and accessories provided courtesy of Bon workshop on how to write your own obituary. 6:30am. th Worth. The next part will be on June 6 at 2:00 pm in the Auditorium. Thursday June 14th at 2pm in the Auditorium.

Field Day Shriner’s Jazz Band The Shriner’s Jazz Band brought a full house to the Auditorium at the end of April!

Pavilion and Assisted Living residents enjoyed a sunny, spring day in the courtyard watching and participating in multiple field day obstacles such as putt putt, ring toss, volleyball, bean bag toss, and a couple other fun games. Cindy also surprised the residents with sno-cones!

WHERE IN KMH IS THIS?

KMH Mystery Photo Contest See if you can find where this architectural element is located. Give your guess to Lori Clark-Towers Concierge and all correct entries will be entered in a drawing at the end of the month for a small prize. Good Luck!

Rose Penner and Dolores Brunk were last month’s winners and the location was in the bird cage on the buffet on the first floor in the Towers.

Our monthly Resident/Staff/Family Cookout’s have been wonderful! Thank you so With the Memorial Day Wreath/ much to everyone that Raffle Fundraiser we raised $221 to go attends and the staff that towards the Veteran’s Hallway project! A huge thank you to those that bought a helps make it a success! wreath or raffle ticket!!

Mike Miller COO, helped with the grilling in May!

The tie blanket project has been very successful! These ladies have gotten 21 blankets done in just a few weeks, and Photos by: show no sign of slowing Scott “Scooter” Powell down! The blankets will be donated to those in need.

. June Movies Father Goose (1964, NR) Cary Grant, Leslie Caron, Trevor Howard. See schedule of movies in movie section and on the activity calendar During World War II, a man persuaded to live on an isolated island and spot aircraft finds himself responsible for a teacher and several students, Young at Heart (1954, NR) Frank Sinatra, Doris Day, Gig Young. all female. Theives and romances of three sisters in a musical family; the youngestdaughter’s life is complicated by the subsequent arrival of a Summer Stock (1950, NR) Judy Garland, Gene Kelly. A small-town charming composer and a cynical music arranger. farmer, down on her luck, finds her homestead invaded by a theatrical troupe invited to stay by her ne’er-do-well sister. Top Hat (1935, NR) Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers. An American dancer comes to Britain and falls for a model whom he initially annoyed, but she Unfinished Song (2012, PG-13) Terence Stamp, Gemma Arterton. mistakes him for his goofy producer. Grumpy pensioner Arthur honors his recently deceased wife’s passion for performing by joining the unconventional local choir to which she used to Nothing in Common (1986, PG) Tom Hanks, Jackie Gleason. A highly belong, a process that helps him build bridges with his estranged son, successful advertising executive decides to put his job on hold after James. getting an update from his father that he and his wife are divorced and decides to extend his break after revealing that his father is a diabetic. Unleashing Mr. Darcy (2016, TV-G) Cindy Busby, Ryan Paevey. In this modern-day spin on “Pride & Prejudice,” Elizabeth Scott is fishing for From Here to Eternity (1953, NR) Burt Lancaster, Montgomery Clift. In direction in her life and gets the opportunity to professionally show her Hawaii in 1941, a private is cruelly punished for not boxing on his unit’s Cavalier King Charles Spaniel in a fancy New York dog show. team, while his captain’s wife and second-in-command are falling in love.

Hidden Figures (2016, G) Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer, Jenelle South Pacific (1958, NR) Rossano Brazzi, Mitzi Gaynor, John Kerr. On a Monae. The story of a team of female African-American mathematics South Pacific island during World War II, love blooms between a young who served a vital role in NASA during the early years of the U.S. space nurse and a secretive Frenchman who’s being courted for a dangerous program. military mission.

Swing Time (1936, NR) Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers. A performer and No Time for Sergeants (1958, NR) Andy Griffith, Myron McCormick, gambler travels to New York City to raise the $25,000 he needs to marry Nick Adams. Will Stockdale is a country bumpkin drafted into the Air his fiancée, only to become entangled with a beautiful aspiring dancer. Force and too dumb to realize he’s driving everyone around him crazy, no one more than Sergeant King. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 9:30 Walking Group 1 2 10:00 Inspiration with Chaplain 9:30 Reminiscence 1:30 Bingo 11:00 Music & Faith Talk with 1:30 Lounge Around: Connie Left, Center, Right with Lillian 1:30 Fitness DVD 2:30 Puzzle Time 2:00 Village Store Bingo 2:30 Movie: ($0.50 to play) Top Hat 7:00 Movie 3:00 Tie Blankets

3 9:00 Word Game with Jessica 4 9:30 Dillons Shopping Trip 5 9:30 Water Aerobics with Anne 6 9:30 Bible Study 7 6:30 Podiatrist- Dr. Surtman 8 9 10:00 Chapel Service 9:30 Arm Chair Travel 12:45 Faith TV 10:00 Towne Hall 9:30 Coffee & Current Events with Anne 9:00-10:00 Donut Fundraiser 9:30 Reminiscence 1:30 Bingo 9:30 Water Aerobics with Anne 1:10 Water Aerobics with Angie 12:45 Bible Study with Chaplain 10:00 Red Skelton 9:30 Walking Group 11:30 Immanuel Vietnamese Baptist 9:45 Bible Study in the Pavilion 11:00 Exercise with Anne 10:00 Catholic Mass Church VBS Sing Along 2:30 Movie: 1:30 Muscle up with Anne 1:30 Ball Exercise with Anne 12:30 Blood Pressure Checks with Anne Swing Time 11:00 Exercise with Anne 1:30 Bingo with Jessica 2:00 Curating with Vibrancy Part 2 11:00 Music & Faith Talk with 1:30 Bingo 1:00 Meditation Walk with Chaplain 12:45 Bible Trivia 1:30 Lounge Around: 2:30 Snacks and Conversation 2:30 Lounge Around: 2:30 Happy Hour/Dollar Store 1:10 Water Aerobics with Angie Connie 1:30 Bingo with Jessica 1:00 Bingo with Anne Left, Center, Right with Lillian 7:00 Movie 1:30 Muscle up with Anne Bingo with Hervey 3:30 Color Me Calm 1:30 Muscle up with Anne 2:30 Puzzle Time 2:00 Banana Split Social 1:30 Fitness DVD 2:30 Lounge Around: 3:30 Game Time 6:30 Scrabble 2:30 Movie: 2:30 Movie: Nothing in Common 2:00 Village Store Bingo I’ve Got It with Lillian From Here to Eternity 6:00 Bridge ($0.50 to play) 2:30 Kohl’s Shopping Trip 7:00 Movie 3:00 Tie Blankets

9:00 Word Game with Jessica 9:30 Walmart Shopping Trip 9:30 Water Aerobics with Anne 9:00 Word Game with Jessica 9:00 Word Game with Jessica 10 11 12 13 9:30 Bible Study 14 15 16 10:00 Chapel Service 9:30 Arm Chair Travel 10:00 Dining Forum 10:00 Resident Council 9:30 Walking Group 9:30 Reminiscence 9:30 Coffee & Current Events with Anne 1:30 Bingo 9:30 Water Aerobics with Anne 12:45 Faith TV 10:00 Inspiration with Chaplain 1:30 Bingo 12:45 Bible Study with 10:00 Red Skelton 2:30 Movie: 9:45 Bible Study in the Pavilion 1:10 Water Aerobics with Angie 11:00 Casino Outing 1:30 Lounge Around: 11:00 Movie Outing: Adrift Chaplain 11:00 Exercise with Anne South Pacific 1:30 Muscle up with Anne 11:00 Music & Faith Talk with Left, Center, Right with Lillian 1:10 Meditation Walk with Chaplain 1:30 Ball Exercise with Anne 12:30 Blood Pressure Checks with Anne 2:30 Snacks and Conversation 1:30 Bingo with Jessica Connie 2:30 Puzzle Time 2:00 Gospel Quartet 2:15 Happy Hour/Dollar Store 12:45 Bible Trivia 7:00 Movie 2:30 Lounge Around: 1:10 Water Aerobics with Angie 1:30 Fitness DVD 2:30 Movie: 2:30 Lounge Around: 2:30 Music by Larry & Sharon No Time for Sergeants I’ve Got It with Lillian Bingo with Hervey 2:00 Bon Worth Fashion Show 2:00 Village Store Bingo 3:30 Color Me Calm 6:00 Bridge 7:00 Movie 2:30 Movie: Making of South Pacific 3:30 Game Time ($0.50 to play) 6:30 Scrabble 3:00 Suncatchers with Marketing Flag Day (US) 9:00 Word Game with Jessica 9:30 Dillons Shopping Trip 9:30 Water Aerobics 9:00 Word Game with Jessica 9:00 Word Game with Jessica 17 9:30 Arm Chair Travel 18 19 with Anne 20 9:30 Bible Study 21 22 9:30 Reminiscence 23 10:00 Chapel Service 10:00 Coffee & Conversation: 9:30 Coffee & Current Events with Anne 9:30 Walking Group 9:30 Water Aerobics with Anne 11:00 Lunch Outing: Delano Diner 1:30 Bingo Lower Leg Pain and Wound Care 10:00 Audiologist- Dr. Zafar 10:00 Inspiration with Chaplain 1:30 Bingo 9:45 Bible Study in the Pavilion 12:45 Bible Study with Chaplain 1:30 Lounge Around: 12:45 Faith TV 11:00 Exercise with Anne 11:00 Music & Faith Talk with 2:30 Movie: 11:00 Exercise with Anne 1:00 Dollar Tree with Kenny 12:30 Blood Pressure Checks with Anne Left, Center, Right with Lillian 1:10 Water Aerobics with Angie Connie Father Goose 1:10 Meditation Walk with Chaplain 1:30 Ball Exercise with Anne 12:45 Bible Trivia 2:30 Puzzle Time 2:30 Snacks and Conversation 1:30 Muscle up with Anne 1:10 Water Aerobics with Angie 1:00 Bingo with Jessica 1:30 Bingo with Jessica 2:30 Happy Hour/Dollar Store 2:30 Movie: 1:30 Muscle up with Anne 7:00 Movie 1:30 Muscle up with Anne 1:30 Bingo with Jessica 3:30 Color Me Calm 1:30 Fitness DVD Unfinished Song 1:30 Bingo with Jessica 2:00 Horse Races 2:30 Lounge Around: 4:30 Randi Williams Band 2:00 Village Store Bingo 7:00 Movie 2:30 Movie: Summer Stock 2:30 Lounge Around: Bingo with Hervey 6:00 Bible Study with Lori ($0.50 to play) 3:30 Game Time I’ve Got It with Lillian 3:30 Game Time 6:30 Scrabble 6:00 Bridge 3:00 Tie Blankets Father’s Day Summer Begins 24 9:00 Word Game with Jessica 25 9:30 Walmart Shopping Trip 26 9:00-11:00 27 9:00 Word Game with Jessica 28 10:00 Birthday Brunch 29 30 10:00 Chapel Service 9:30 Arm Chair Travel 12:45 Faith TV Sam’s Club Optical 9:30 Bible Study 11:00 Music & Faith Talk with 9:30 Reminiscence 1:30 Bingo 9:30 Water Aerobics with Anne 1:10 Water Aerobics with Angie 9:30 Water Aerobics with Anne 9:30 Coffee & Current Events with Connie 1:30 Bingo 2:30 Movie: 9:45 Bible Study in the Pavilion 1:30 Muscle up with Anne Anne 1:30 Lounge Around: 11:00 Exercise with Anne 12:45 Bible Study with 10:00 Red Skelton 1:30 Fitness DVD Unleashing Mr. Darcy 1:30 Bingo with Jessica Left, Center, Right with Lillian 1:10 Meditation Walk with Chaplain Chaplain 11:00 Movie Outing: Oceans 8 2:00 Village Store Bingo 2:30 Puzzle Time 2:30 Snacks and Conversation 2:30 Lounge Around: 1:30 Bingo with Jessica 1:30 Ball Exercise with Anne 12:30 Blood Pressure Checks with ($0.50 to play) 2:30 Movie: 7:00 Movie Bingo with Hervey 1:30 Muscle up with Anne 2:30 Happy Hour/Dollar Store Anne 3:15 Music by Mike & Michelle Young at Heart 2:30 Lounge Around: 3:30 Game Time 12:45 Bible Trivia 7:00 Movie

I’ve Got It with Lillian 6:30 Scrabble 1:10 Water Aerobics with Angie 2:30 Movie: Hidden Figures 6:00 Bridge