RESIDENT SPOTLIGHT: Bell Tower Talk Dolores Brunk Official Newsletter for KMH RESIDENT SINCE DECEMBER 2017 September2018 Issue # 9 A Newsletter Publication for KMH Residents, Families, and Wichita-area Seniors.

Dolores Brunk was born on December 31, 1923 in Ellsworth, Kansas. She grew up with an older sister, Dorothy Summer is coming to a close as we see children and adults return to and younger brother, Robert in Wilson, Kansas. She attended school. Many people believe that learning should be a lifelong grade school through high school in Wilson and walked every endeavor that helps to keep our minds active and curious to the massive day to school. Dolores was surrounded by family growing up amounts of information that makes up our world and our experiences. and every year they’d go out to her grandpa’s farm in Hell We are fortunate at KMH to have the opportunity to host Wichita State Creek for a family reunion. University in bringing two of their “Lifelong Learning” classes that is Dolores moved to Wichita in 1941 to work at Cessna and available for free to anyone who is 60+ years old and registers prior to continued there until 1944. In 1942 she met the love of her September 14th. If you haven’t registered yet, there is still time for you life, Bob. Dolores and Bob were introduced to each other to attend these classes and earn 0.5 credits for each of them. The through a mutual friend while he was on leave from the Air “Lifelong Learning” program offers classes for seniors at several senior Force. On their first date Bob said, “I’m going to come back communities in the Wichita area. The classes being offered at KMH and marry you”. They stayed in contact for the next two years through letters (Dolores wrote to Bob every include African – American Music: From the Spiritual to Motown, single day). They also sent each other telegrams periodically. One telegram that Bob sent on Christmas or which will be held at 1:00–3:00pm on Tuesday, September 4, 11, 18, Valentine’s Day gave Dolores quite a scare though, as it was delivered 5-6 months late. When the telegram and 25, and Kansas Railroads: Impact of the Iron Horse on the was delivered Dolores made her mother open it because she was afraid of the bad news that it held. However, •OUR MISSION• Sunflower State, which is being convened from 1:00–3:00pm on once it was opened and read it was good and happy news, just a few months late. When Bob returned to his To provide an active and Friday, September 7, 14, 21, and 28. These classes are excellent for home base in Georgia, Dolores took her first train ride and made her first visit out of the state of Kansas to vibrant community where those who don’t want to make a long term commitment to a class but see Bob in Savannah. Bob and Dolores got married on September 29, 1944 and a week after they were wed every person can live life want to explore something new or delve deeper in to an existing Bob was sent overseas for a year. Dolores returned home to Wichita and continued to work and write letters interest. to the fullest. to Bob until he returned to her in Kansas. Bob got out of the Air Force in 1945 and became a Service There are all sorts of avenues to learning opportunities with several that Manager for Bob Moore and Merle Yost. They welcomed their first child, Linda in 1947 and then Rob in are cost free. If being a part of a formal class doesn’t interest you but T 1953. Once her kids were born, Dolores stayed home with them and became a “homeroom mother”. She was there are topics that you want to learn more about you can check out o very fortunate to be able to be home with the kids, help at the schools, and attend field trips. Dolores and Bob the new Wichita City Library and find some books on the topic. You took many trips together and loved to travel. When thinking back to all the places might even consider using one of the computers that are in the common p she’s traveled to, she said that going to visit her daughter when she lived in Seattle living areas and conduct a search. What topics are of interest to you r was probably her favorite. There’s just so much to do there and they loved to be that you would like to learn more about? Let me know. I am always o outdoors exploring. Linda currently lives in the pavilion and Rob lives with his wife interested in what you have to say. v Julie in Valparaiso, Indiana. She has two grandkids, James and Jessica and one And speaking of wanting to hear what you are interested in, we will i granddaughter, Dharma that live in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan. Before moving into soon be distributing a survey to find out what type of activities you are d KMH, Dolores lived in the same house from 1953-2017 and that house sold the day interested in and would like us to provide here at e after it was put on the market! When asked what her favorite thing about KMH is, KMH. This is a fabulous opportunity to provide Dolores said “the people”. Her hobbies include crocheting, anything crafty, and your ideas and input in to making our Life a cooking. Enhancement Program the best it can be and n something you want to participate in so please Dolores’ secret to a happy life, fill them out and give us some new ideas! a “think positive and be happy.” 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 September During the past three years, one question I get asked frequently is “who  Coleen Schaffer, 1st  Courtesy Month owns KMH?” Well, the answer is no one actually owns KMH. KMH was  David Meek, 8th  Football Month originally established by the leaders of the Kansas Grand Lodge and the th Order of the Eastern Star, both Masonic organizations. For many years,  Velma McKinney, 19  World Alzheimer’s Month both of these groups provided almost all of the financial resources to  JP Mross, 20th  Labor Day operate the facility. As the shift from primarily caring for children to st caring for senior citizens, the costs to providing this service was greater  JD Johnson, 21 September 3 than the Masons could provide. In addition, as federal programs Medicare and Medicaid th  Ruby Hovorka, 29  Grandparents Day became active, a greater reliance on this funding source became necessary. KMH has been September 9 an official IRS 501(c)3 not-for-profit for decades. We are governed by a 9member operating board that volunteer their time and resources. As a not-for-profit, we have a mission Welcome New Residents  Patriot Day statement that all staff takes very seriously. It is as follows: To provide an active and Take a moment to drop by and say September 11 vibrant community where every person can live life to the fullest. hello to your newest neighbors!  Guacamole Day Below is an excerpt from LeadingAge Kansas, an association of nearly 160 not-for-profit  Fred Menefee, Manor September 16 aging services providers dedicated to serving the needs of aging Kansans.  Ruby Hovorka, Manor  First Day of Autumn Setting the Standard: Our nation’s not-for-profit housing, community-based and long-  Amy Wiechman, Manor September 22 term care service providers are on a mission. Their objective: to provide the highest quality and the most compassionate care to those they serve. By continuing a tradition of mission-  International Coffee Day driven, consumer-centered management and competent hands-on care, not-for-profits set September 29 the standard in the older American housing and service continuum.

Mission Driven Values: Not-for-profit organizations manage their financial resources In Memoriam… in accordance with their missions. Many not-for-profit housing and service providers were  Mary Wood Celebrating Employee founded by faith-based and civic groups of rich tradition, and their longstanding values are still reflected in their governance and management. They are not driven by a daily pressure Anniversaries to increase their bottom line for owners, investors or shareholders. Quality, rather, is the barometer of a not-for-profit organization’s efforts.

 David Shuman (Building Services) 30 yrs Accountability: Not-for-profit organizations are accountable to voluntary boards  Maria Smith (CMA) 27 yrs of directors, who donate their time and talent to ensure that ethical management, financial integrity and quality services are maintained. Not-for-profit finances are always open for  Kathy Moore (Security) 19 yrs public inspection. With such information readily available on the Internet, the information is  Jennifer LaBelle (CMA) 3 yrs literally at consumers’ fingertips. Not-for-profits have a responsibility to be active,  Mary Swan (CNA) 3 yrs contributing members of their localities.  Salina Anderson (CMA) 1 yr  Kim Mathis (Security) 1 yr Quality: Not-for-profit providers have a longstanding tradition of leading with quality. A review, in combination with statistical contrasting and combining results from 82 studies that “Happiness often sneaks in compared not-for-profit and for-profit nursing homes, found that not-for-profit aging through a door you didn’t services organizations produced superior outcomes on the several quality measures. know you left open.” KMH Staff Contact Information Did you know that you can Janice Powers-Director 269-7504 buy gift certficates for the Lori Clark-Concierge 269-7623 KMH Beauty Salon and Jon Graber-Weekend Concierge 269-7623 KMH Dining Services? Anne Edmiston-Life Enhancement 269-7585 Director Jessica Schroeder-Life Enhancement 269-7658 Specialist Toji Jones-Life Enhancement Specialist 269-7508 Chaplain Connie 269-7568 Hervey Wright- Director of Development 269-7513 Caitlin Kozak- Marketing 269-7777 Kirsten Awe – Goodbye Stuff…Hello Freedom! Dining Services 269-7653 th Towers Nurse 269-7667 All gift certficates must be Wednesday, September 19 at 3:00pm David Shuman- Building Services 269-7656 purchased at the concierge Beauty Shop 269-7621 desk with cash or check Physical Therapy 269-7596 during business hours, for SEPTEMBER MOVIES Becca Hornecker- Resident Statement 269-7514 Billing any desired amount. Located in the Auditorium at 2:30 pm Saturday September 1st: Lonesome Dove Find this newsletter online at: Sunday September 2nd: The Bad News Bears (Media Center) Monday September 3rd: The Conspirator www.KMH.org Thursday September 6th: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Saturday September 8th: People Will Talk Sunday September 9th: The Vow Saturday September 15th: Secretariat (Media Center) Ice Cream Social Fundraiser Sunday September 16th: Facing the Giants th Monday, September 17th Thursday September 20 : P.S. I Love You Saturday September 22nd: Sabrina Towers Lounge at 1:30pm. Sunday September 23rd: The Thing About My Folks (Media Center) All proceeds will go towards the Thursday September 27th: In Love and War Saturday September 29th: Don’t Raise the Bridge, Lower the River (Media Center) Alzheimer’s Association. th Sunday September 30 : License to Wed (Media Center) **Please see insert with movie descriptions and ratings** (Movies are subject to change based on availability) Chaplain’s Corner-Connie Pace-Adair Anne’s Corner-Anne Edmiston Benefits of Watermelon This classic summertime fruit has year- round health perks!

-Watermelon is loaded with Lycopene. The red color comes from lycopene, an antioxidant. Watermelon has more of this nutrient than any other fruit or vegetable…even tomatoes. To load up on lycopene, choose a melon with bright red flesh rather than yellow or orange. And the riper, the better. Seedless melons tend to have more lycopene than those with seeds. Autumn is coming to us and I am grateful! Many fun things are happening in September, -Watermelon is also rich in an amino acid called citrulline that may help move blood including my New Office Warming Party. I have moved offices and I am now located in the through the body and can lower your blood pressure. Studies show that it may lower office at the Manor main entrance near the media center. The party will be Friday, September st your risk of heart attacks. But, of course, your whole lifestyle affects your heart health. 21 at 1:30pm in the media center. There will be yummy cookies and punch for y’all to enjoy. Make sure you exercise, don’t smoke, and limit saturated fats. Hope to see you there! -Watermelon has a natural pigment called beta-cryptoxanthin that may protect your Our musical recital will be on Saturday, September 22nd (First Day of Autumn) and includes joints from inflammation. Jon, our Weekend Concierge, a Manor resident who is a former concert pianist playing “Clair -Just one serving of watermelon gives you more than 30% of the vitamin A you need de Lune”, our KMH Piano Instructor, Brenna Beeson, playing her original piano pieces, and each day. This nutrient is one of the keys to keeping your eyes healthy. MUCH more! -Juicy watermelon is 92% water, so it’s a simple way to stay hydrated. -Vitamins A, B6, and C in watermelon help your skin stay soft, smooth and supple. Just a couple days before that, my neighbor, Bill Philbrick, is coming to talk about his Harley -Watermelon can satisfy your sweet tooth at just 40 calories a slice. It’s fat free, low in Davidson motorcycle club, “HOG” …Harleys of the Great Plains. He’ll talk about his travels, cholesterol, and has no sodium. Plus, the water will help you stay fuller longer. about Harley Davidson, which is now 115 years old, and lots of other “HOG” stuff! You can -Pick a melon that’s free of dents, nicks and bruises. Look for a yellow, not white spot hear him in the Auditorium and then see his bike and others outside the Towers entrance. on the bottom. This signals that it’s ripe. A juicy, ready to eat watermelon will feel heavy for its size. When you thump it, it should sound hollow. We also celebrate Labor Day in September, giving thanks for those men and women in our country’s history who brought about positive steps for better working conditions for all. We Wellness Talk also remember, sadly, 9/11, a tragic time in our country’s history. Let us keep our prayerful Walker/Cane Our 2018 Walkertober Challenge thoughts for all our world. Rainstorms, wildfires, shootings, wars, persecution…it all continues st to be part of our painful world events. Maintenance will start on Monday, October 1 Join me in the prayer which follows: Check and go through Wednesday, Holy Spirit come beside us. May we speak words that offer dignity and R.E.S.P.E.C.T. Inspire st us even in these times of dread to make a joyful noise and walk in your light. God of Love, Wednesday, October 31 . th God of fields and harvests of clouds, rivers and forests, God of night and of broad noonday, September 5 If you would like to participate please grab a card God of the broken, sick and near death, God of the healed, God in this moment and across all 2:00 pm from Anne or Jessica by Friday, September 28th. sunsets and the universe…We call to you with these prayers for the people. Amen. Auditorium Congratulations to Archie Larison for his recent recognition of 70 years for serving as Treasure Hunt starts September 24th an active Noble of Ararat Shriners. Archie also received a 70-year recognition from his and goes through the 28th Masonic Lebo Lodge #152 in 2016. In addition, Archie has been a member of Eastern Star Ruth’s Chapter #52 for decades. Archie is so passionate about Masons that when is son Ron was born, they kept him in the hospital an extra day, so Archie could be Treasure Hunt Rules raised as a member of the Lebo Lodge. Both of his sons became Masons as well. The rules are simple so please pay attention! No defacing of property! The medallion will be easy to get to if you pay attention. You must have a team of two, one resident and one staff member or two residents. The time to look is from 10 am to 4 pm. If you are caught out looking without your partner you will be disqualified! Daily clues can be found at the Towers desks, 1st floor Manor and by the time clocks. There will be a $10.00 prize for both of the winners. HAPPY HUNTING!

FYI: The medallion is the size of a half dollar and pink in color! If you haven’t been to the atrium area recently, you should plan to stop by. The 2018 KMH Holiday Bazaar area has been repainted and freshened up. There is a Friday, December 7th professional shuffleboard table, pool table, and pinball machine. We are installing a large screen tv and there are 10:00am-4:00pm plenty of tables and chairs to sit at and watch tv or Auditorium observe others. We are raising funds to purchase an air hockey table that residents, families, and staff may use. A pool and pinball tournament for residents and staff is being planned for October. We will see who is the true More details coming soon! “Pinball Wizard”.

Jessica and Raymond surprised Amanda during Happy WHERE IN KMH IS THIS? Hour with a going away party at the end of August! KMH Mystery Photo Contest Amanda has been with KMH for 6 See if you can find where this architectural element is located. Give your guess to Lori Clark-Towers years and will be greatly missed! Concierge and all correct entries will be entered in a drawing at the end of the month for a small prize. Good Luck!

Last month’s winner was Edythe Funk and the location was on the Towers second floor patio.

WuShock came to visit during Happy Hour!

KMH will be hosting two Lifelong Learning courses this fall. 2018 Dog Show African American Music: From the Spiritual to Motown Does your dog have special tricks? Are you and your dog best friends? Do you and your dog look alike? Tuesdays, September 4, 11, 18, & 25 If so, then this is an event for you 1:00pm-3:00pm in the Auditorium and your pooch! Prizes will be awarded to winners in a Kansas Railroads: Impact of the Iron variety of categories! Horse on the Sunflower State Fridays, September 7, 14, 21, & 28 The Dog Show will be in 1:00pm-3:00pm in the Auditorium October…more details coming soon!

P.S. I Love You (2007, PG-13) Hilary Swank, Gerard Butler. A young widow discovers that her late husband has left her 10 messages intended to help ease September Movies her pain and start a new life. See schedule of movies in movie section and on the activity calendar.

Sabrina (1954, NR) Humphrey Bogart, Audrey Hepburn. A playboy becomes The Bad News Bears (1976, PG) Walter Matthau, Tatum O’Neal. An aging, interested in the daughter of his family’s chauffeur, but it’s his more serious down-on-his-luck ex-minor leaguer coaches a team of misfits in an ultra- brother who would be the better man for her. competitive California league.

The Thing About My Folks (2005, PG-13) Paul Reiser, Peter Falk, Olympia The Conspirator (2010, PG-13) Robin Wright, James McAvoy, Tom Wilkinson. Dukakis. Ben Kleinman gets a surprise visit from his father, Sam, who shows Mary Surratt is the lone female charged as a co-conspirator in the assassination him a vague note from his mother indicating that she's left, and Sam has no idea trial of Abraham Lincoln. As the whole nation turns against her, she is forced to where she's gone. While Ben's sisters mobilize in an effort to find their mother, rely on her reluctant lawyer to uncover the truth and save her life. he and Sam decide to hit the open road together. After looking at a farmhouse that Ben and his wife are considering buying, father and son continue traveling, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1960, NR) Tony Randall, Eddie sleeping outdoors, venting old frustrations -- and ultimately bonding. Hodges, Archie Moore. Mark Twain’s 1851 story about two runaway friends, a fostered white boy and an escaped black slave, who sailed on a raft down the In Love and War (1996, PG-13) Sandra Bullock, Chris O’Donnell. In 1918, Mississippi River in search of freedom and adventure. 18-year-old Ernest Hemingway signs up for service in World War I. After a bomb goes off on the front line, filling his leg with shrapnel, Hemingway is People Will Talk (1951, NR) Cary Grant, Jeanne Crain. Dr. Noah Praetorious transported to a hospital, where he begs Dr. Domenico Caracciolo not to falls in love with Debra, a student who finds out that she is pregnant by her old amputate. Under the care of 26-year-old Austrian nurse Agnes von Kuroswky, boyfriend. Hemingway slowly recovers. The two begin an affair, but Agnes is torn between the immature young man and the more stable Caracciolo. The Vow (2012, PG-13) Channing Tatum, Rachel McAdams. A car accident puts Paige in a coma, and when she wakes up with severe memory loss, her Don’t Raise Bridge, Lower the River (1968, G) Jerry Lewis, Jacqueline husband Leo works to win her heart again. Pearce. An American plans to bilk the British out of some considerable money with the help of an English con artist. Secretariat (2010, PG) Diane Lane, John Malkovich. The famous thoroughbred, who won horseracing’s 1973 Triple Crown, is natured by a steely License to Wed (2007, PG-13) Robin Williams, Mandy Moore, John Krasinski. woman who goes from housewife to the “first lady of racing”. Ben and Sadie encounter a roadblock to their trip down the aisle when her pastor insists they go through a prenup course before he’ll marry them. Facing the Giants (2006, PG) Alex Kendrick, Shannen Fields. A losing coach with an underdog football team faces their giants of fear and failure on and off the field to surprising results. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 9:30 Reminiscence 1 1:30 Bingo 1:30 Lounge Around: Left, Center, Right with Lillian 2:30 Puzzle Time 2:30 Movie: Lonesome Dove (TV-14) 6:00 Bridge 7:00 Movie 9:30 Arm Chair Travel 10:00 The Andy Griffith Show 9:30 Water Aerobics with Anne 9:30 Bible Study 10:00 Inspiration with Chaplain 9:30 Reminiscence 2 3 4 10:00 Towne Hall 5 9:30 Walmart Shopping Trip 6 7 8 10:00 Chapel Service 9:30 Water Aerobics with Anne 12:45 Faith TV 11:00 Music & Faith Talk with 1:30 Bingo 11:00 Exercise with Anne 12:45 Bible Study with Chaplain 10:00 The Dick Van Dyke Show 1:30 Lounge Around: 1:30 Bingo 1:00 WSU Course 12:30 Blood Pressure Checks Connie 1:30 Muscle up with Anne 1:15 Bingo with Chisholm Life Skills Left, Center, Right with Lillian 2:30 Movie: 1:10 Water Aerobics with Angie 12:45 Bible Trivia 1:00 WSU Course 2:15 Bingo with Anne Students 2:30 Puzzle Time 1:10 Water Aerobics with Angie 1:30 Fitness DVD The Bad News Bears (PG) 2:30 Movie: The Conspirator 1:30 Bingo with Jessica 1:30 Ball Exercise with Anne 2:30 Movie: 1:30 Muscle up with Anne 2:30 Village Store Bingo 2:30 Snacks and Conversation (PG-13) 1:30 Fitness DVD 2:00 Wellness Talk: Walker/Cane People Will Talk (NR) Maintenance Check 2:30 Movie: The Adventures of ($0.50 to play) 7:00 Movie 2:30 Lounge Around: 2:30 Lounge Around: 6:00 Bridge 2:30 Happy Hour/Dollar Store Huckleberry Finn I’ve Got It with Lillian Bingo with Kathy 6:00 Bridge 7:00 Movie Labor Day 6:30 Scrabble

9 9:30 Arm Chair Travel 10 10:00 Dining Forum 11 9:30 Water Aerobics with Anne 12 9:30 Bible Study 13 9:30 Walking Group 14 9:30 Reminiscence 15 9:30 Water Aerobics with Anne 12:45 Faith TV 10:00 Resident Council 9:30 Dillons Shopping Trip 10:00 Catholic Mass 1:30 Bingo 10:00 Chapel Service 9:45 Bible Study in the Pavilion 1:00 WSU Course 12:45 Bible Study with Chaplain 10:00 The Dick Van Dyke Show 11:00 Resident & Staff Cookout 1:30 Lounge Around: 1:30 Bingo 11:00 Exercise with Anne 1:10 Water Aerobics with Angie 1:15 Bingo with Chisholm Life Skills 12:30 Blood Pressure Checks 11:30 Casino Outing Left, Center, Right with Lillian 2:30 Movie: 1:00 Meditation Walk with Chaplain Students 1:30 Fitness DVD 12:45 Bible Trivia 1:00 WSU Course 2:30 Puzzle Time The Vow (PG-13) 1:30 Muscle up with Anne 1:30 Ball Exercise with Anne 2:30 Lounge Around: 1:10 Water Aerobics with Angie 1:30 Fitness DVD 2:30 Movie: 2:30 Snacks and Conversation 2:00 Gospel Quartet 2:15 Happy Hour/Dollar Store Bingo with Hervey 1:30 Muscle up with Anne 2:30 Village Store Bingo Secretariat (PG) 2:15 Bingo with Anne 2:30 Music by Larry & Sharon 7:00 Movie 2:30 Men’s Group 2:30 Horse Races ($0.50 to play) 6:00 Bridge 2:30 Lounge Around: I’ve Got It with 3:30 Color Me Calm 6:00 Bridge 7:00 Movie Grandparents Day Lillian Rosh Hashanah 3:30 Game Time 6:30 Scrabble

9:30 Arm Chair Travel 9:30 Walmart Shopping Trip 9:30 Water Aerobics with Anne 9:30 Bible Study 10:00 Inspiration with Chaplain 9:30 Reminiscence 16 17 10:00 The Andy Griffith Show 18 12:45 Bible Study with Chaplain 19 20 21 11:00 Piano Recital 22 10:00 Chapel Service 9:30 Water Aerobics with Anne 1:00 Dollar Tree Shopping Trip 10:15 Audiologist-Dr. Zafar 11:00 Music & Faith Talk with 12:45 Faith TV 1:30 Bingo 1:30 Bingo 9:45 Bible Study in the Pavilion 1:15 Bingo with Chisholm Life Skills Students 12:45 Bible Trivia Connie 1:30 Lounge Around: 1:00 WSU Course 1:30 Ball Exercise with Anne 11:00 Exercise with Anne 1:00 WSU Course Left, Center, Right with Lillian 2:30 Movie: 1:10 Water Aerobics with Angie 2:30 Happy Hour/Dollar Store 1:00 HOG Talk 1:00 Meditation Walk with 1:30 Connie’s New Office 2:30 Puzzle Time Facing the Giants (PG) 1:30 Bingo with Jessica 2:30 Randi Williams Band 1:10 Water Aerobics with Angie 2:30 Movie: Chaplain 3:00 Goodbye Stuff, Hello Freedom Warming Party 2:30 Snacks and Conversation 1:30 Muscle up with Anne 2:30 Movie: P.S. I Love You Sabrina (NR) 1:30 Ice Cream Social Fundraiser 3:30 Color Me Calm 2:30 Village Store Bingo 2:30 Lounge Around: 6:00 Bridge 7:00 Movie 6:00 Bible Study with Lori (PG-13) 2:30 Lounge Around: Bingo with Hervey ($0.50 to play) 6:30 Scrabble 6:00 Bridge Autumn Begins I’ve Got It with Lillian 3:30 Game Time Yom Kippur Oktoberfest Begins

9:30 Arm Chair Travel 9:30 Dillons Shopping Trip 10:00 The Andy Griffith Show 9:30 Bible Study 10:00 Birthday Brunch 9:30 Reminiscence 23 24 10:00 The Andy Griffith Show 25 26 27 28 1:30 Bingo 29 10:00 Chapel Service 9:45 Bible Study in the Pavilion 12:45 Bible Study with Chaplain 10:00 The Dick Van Dyke Show 11:00 Music & Faith Talk with 12:45 Faith TV 1:15 Bingo with Chisholm Life 1:30 Lounge Around: 1:30 Bingo 1:00 Meditation Walk with 1:00 WSU Course 12:45 Bible Trivia Connie Left, Center, Right with Lillian Skills Students 2:30 Movie: Chaplain 1:10 Water Aerobics with Angie 1:10 Water Aerobics with Angie 1:00 WSU Course 2:30 Puzzle Time 1:30 Fitness DVD 1:30 Bingo with Jessica 1:30 Fitness DVD 2:30 Movie: The Thing About My Folks 1:30 Fitness DVD 1:30 Fitness DVD 1:30 Bingo with Jessica 2:30 Lounge Around: 2:15 Happy Hour/Dollar Store Don’t Raise the Bridge, (PG-13) 2:30 Movie: In Love and War 2:30 Village Store Bingo 2:30 Lounge Around: Bingo with Hervey 2:30 Jerry Benton-One Man Band Lower the River (G) 2:30 Snacks and Conversation 2:30 Men’s Group 6:30 Scrabble (PG-13) ($0.50 to play) 6:00 Bridge 7:00 Movie I’ve Got It with Lillian 3:00 Library Outing 6:00 Bridge 3:15 Music by Mike & Michelle 7:00 Movie Sukkot 30 10:00 Chapel Service 1:30 Bingo 2:30 Movie: License to Wed (PG-13) 2:30 Snacks and Conversation 7:00 Movie