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Vol. 5 Issue 3 Editor: Susan Williams Week of January 15, 2020 Community Activities Coordinator

EDITION HIGHLIGHTS:

(click on event to go to that page) RODGER RANDLE FRIDAY, JANUARY 17TH Visit the OKC Art Museum……….2 7:00 PM Lunch Out @ The Mule………...... 7 GRAND BALLROOM

Popcorn Starts Friday...... 8 WHEN POLITICS WAS FUN Rodger is making a return visit Sick Notice…...... …..….11 with his program themed, “When Politics Was Fun.” Rodger talks, and tells stories as a Martin & Pearson ………...…...... 15 reminder that in the past not only was the political landscape fun, it was civilized. This program is the Shredding Day…………….…...... 17 perfect antidote to today's climate of acrimony and disrespect. It's also great fun to listen to lots of stories showing the human and the lighthearted sides of it all, and the timing couldn't be better as we go into the next general election. Randle knows whereof he speaks. Prior to being elected mayor of Tulsa, he served several years in the Oklahoma House of Representatives and the Oklahoma Senate during which time he served twice as President pro tempore. Currently he is the Professor and Director of the University of Oklahoma's Center for Studies in Democracy and Culture. He is in demand internationally as a speaker on a variety of subjects.

LET’S CELEBRATE NATIONAL HAT DAY!! Everyone is invited to wear their craziest or best hat to the Coffee Lounge on Wednesday, January 15th (today) at 10:00 am to show it off. There will be snacks and prizes for the “Best Hat”. So make your plans now to attend!!

https://epworthvilla.org/communitylife/resident-calendar/

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TRIP TO THE OKLAHOMA CITY MUSEUM OF ART & LUNCH IN THE MUSEUM CAFÉ THURSDAY, JANUARY 16TH LEAVE @ 11:00 AM RETURN BY 3:00 PM

Let’s get on the bus and visit the museum to see their current exhibition, “Renewing the American Spirit: The Art of the Great Depression”. The exhibit will explore the physical and social landscape of the United States during the Great Depression through paintings, prints, photographs, and other media. The original exhibition includes a selection of works from the Museum’s excellent collection of WPA art, a recently acquired monumental mural by Gardner Hale, which has not been exhibited publicly since the First President’s bicentennial exhibition in 1932, and several loans from regional institutions.

The exhibition examines the diverse responses of artists to the social upheaval and economic distress that characterized American life in the 1930s. Together, the aesthetically and politically varied works produced in the 1930s paint a revealing portrait of the nation’s evolving psyche as it sought to move ahead through one of the country’s most challenging periods.

Credit: John Steuart Curry (American, 1897–1946). Sunset (detail), 1934. Oil on Masonite. Oklahoma City Museum of Art. Museum purchase with funds provided by the James C. and Virginia W. Meade Collections Endowment, Mr. and Mrs. Sam P. Shelburne, and Beaux Arts Trust, 2008.100. Photo: Joseph Mills

Museum admission is will be $10.00 for non-museum members, FREE for museum members, transportation cost for all will be $5.00. Lunch is on your own. If you have a museum pass, please indicate pass by your name when you sign up and you will only be charged for the transportation.

If you are interested in going, please sign up in the ’Count Me In’ book at the desk by Tuesday, January 14th. We MUST HAVE 8 in order to have the trip. https://www.okcmoa.com/current-exhibitions/

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Your CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP

THURSDAY, JANUARY 16TH 1:00 - 2:00 PM JOE WHITE LIVING ROOM

Now is the time for you to join your friends and neighbors who are sharing a journey which is similar to yours yet can be very different. The fact is that…..

YOU ARE NOT ALONE ON THIS JOURNEY!

We come together as a group to share stories and concerns. We laugh and we cry. Being just a listener is acceptable. Many helpful hints can help ease your anxiety of caregiving. Developing an awareness of those around you who are in similar circumstances can be to your advantage as you travel this road together.

Meetings are informal. Phones may be necessarily allowed. The meeting lasts for one hour. There is room in the Library for care-receivers to wait for you.

YOUR FACILITATORS, Natalia & Nancie

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NEW Wellness Center Weekly Class Schedule EFFECTIVE MONDAY, JANUARY 13Th

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 9-9:30am: 9-9:30am: 9-9:30am: 9-9:30am: 9-9:30am: 9-9:30am: Flex and Water Exercise Flex and Water Flex and Tai Chi with Stretch (pool) Stretch Exercise Stretch Kathy (classroom) (classroom) (pool) (classroom) Plummer (studio) 9:30-10am: 9:45-10:15am: 9:30-10am: 10:00- Line Dancing Limber up Line Dancing 10:30am: (studio) (studio) (studio) Flex and Stretch (classroom) 10:15- 10:45- 10:45- 10:30-11am: 10:45- 10:45am 11:15am: 11:15am: Fitness Level 2 11:30am: Limber Up Chair Yoga Chair Yoga (classroom) Chair Yoga (studio) (classroom) (classroom) (classroom) 10:45- 12:15-1pm: 11:15am: Nutrition Learn the Guidance Exercise (classroom) Machines (Fitness Center) 1-2pm: 1:30-2pm: 1-1:30pm: 1:30-2pm: Golden Balance and Balance and Swans Reactive Tai Chi Reactive (studio) (classroom) (classroom) (classroom) 1-2pm: 1-2pm: 1-2pm: Small Group Small Group Small Group Strength* Strength* Strength* 2-2:30pm: 2-3pm: 2-3pm: 2-3pm: Parkinson’s Personal Personal Game Time Exercise Training Training (Recreation Class Sessions* Sessions* Room) (classroom) *Call Blaine at 405-486-1352 to reserve a spot.

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Water Exercise includes various exercises in the water to increase range of motion, balance and trunk stabilization.

Balance and Reactive training is a beginning routine to help resolve balance disorders to regain independence and stability, as well as the ability to react better in unbalanced situations. (Formerly known as Balance & Fall Prevention)

Flex & Stretch combines stretching and strengthening upper and lower extremities to increase coordination, circulation, and dynamic balance with hand weights, cords and bands.

Limber Up is a fusion of breathing and stretching for your total body to increase range of motion.

Line Dancing is designed for fun, to stimulate memory, and to increase balance and fluid movements to the beat of music.

Tai Chi develops balance and body awareness leading to confident conditioning of the body. Achieve stress reduction and improve your balance and flexibility through gentle movement.

Chair Yoga teaches yoga breathing skills, which you can use at any time to decrease anxiety. This class helps residents regain flexibility in their joints, connective tissues and muscles from chair level.

Golden Swans Oklahoma City Ballet hosts this fabulous fitness program that will help improve agility and mobility while exploring ballet movements set to music.

New Classes Description

Monday 10:45-11:15am: “Learn the Exercise Machines” (Meeting in Fitness Center) -Come join us every Monday for a tutorial on how to use the exercise machines and equipment in the fitness center.

Monday, Wednesday and Friday 1-2pm: “Small Group Strength” (Meeting in Wellness Classroom) -This is a great class for those who are beginning an exercise routine and would like to add a way to increase strength. Spots are limited to 5 per class. Please call Blaine at 405-486-1352 to reserve a spot.

Tuesday 12:15-1pm: “Nutritional Guidance” (Meeting in Wellness Classroom) -Explore the ins and outs of various nutrition topics from such as “Sugar” and “Metabolic Rate.” We will also help you create ways to eat well and feel better.

Tuesday and Thursday 2-3pm: “Personal Training Sessions” (Meeting in Fitness Center) -If you would like to have a more personalized plan with your fitness please call Blaine at 405-486-1352 to reserve a spot. Each session is 30 minutes (2-2:30 and 2:30-3) and there is no additional cost.

Friday 10:30-11am: “Fitness Level 2” (Meeting in Wellness Classroom) -If you would like an extra challenge this class is for you! This circuit class is designed for a more advanced level of fitness. Bring a towel and water bottle, and wear comfortable workout clothes and non-marking shoes.

Friday 2-3pm: “Game Time” (Meeting in Recreation Room by Pool)

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The Choir has resumed rehearsals on Wednesdays from 4:00—5:00 p.m. in the Chapel. All singers are welcome! If you have ever sung in a choir, or played an instrument in band or orchestra, you are a candidate for the Epworth Villa Choir. Auditions are not required. However, Ginger H. would be happy to meet with you if you have questions, or are unsure where your voice is these days. We can find it and put it in its proper place. The Choir sings at the Vesper service on Thursday afternoons. There is a Choir warm-up at 3:00. The service begins at 3:30. Ginger H., choir director

SPECIAL COFFEE WITH THE CEO In place of the regular CEO Coffee this week on Thursday, JANUARY 16TH at 10:00 am, we will be in the GRAND BALLROOM Vickie White Rankin, advocate for Leading Age, will present information regarding a proposed increase of a tax on skilled nursing beds that will negatively impact residents of Epworth Villa. Learn how residents of Epworth can reach out to state and federal legislators and agencies to have our voices heard.

ART ART CORNER (Second Floor above the Library) Here at Epworth Villa, residents have space for all to participate in needle work, crafts and arts of all mediums (oil, acrylics, water color, etc.). Come enjoy the amazing state of creativity on Tuesdays at 2:30 pm in the Art Corner. Residents meet, talk art, have a teaching session and work in the art medium of their choice. Needlework Group Interested in meeting with friends and engaging in energizing conversation? THEN WE’RE THE GROUP FOR YOU!! We meet on Thursdays from 1:00—3:00 pm in the Art Corner on the second floor, above the lobby. As always, the Art Corner is available for anyone to use for their own enjoyment.

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IL LUNCH OUT AT THE MULE IN EDMOND MONDAY, JANUARY 20TH LEAVE @ 11:15 AM Let’s try out one of Edmond’s NEWEST restaurants located in Downtown Edmond. The Mule is a locally owned and operated Restaurant & Bar in Oklahoma City and now Edmond that serves up delicious gourmet hot melts and grilled cheese sandwiches, and one of a kind burgers and more. We will leave Epworth at 11:15 am and will return around 1:30 pm. Transportation fee is $5.00. If you are interested in going, please sign up in the “Count Me In’ book BY FRIDAY, JANUARY 17TH. You can check out the menu at http://themuleokc.com/menu/MuleMenuspring20192.pdf .

EPWORTH AT HOME BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC TUESDAY, JANUARY 21ST 9:30 - 10:30 AM COFFEE LOUNGE

TUESDAY, JANUARY 21ST 3:00 PM SOUTH CLASSROOM HearingLife will be at Epworth Villa on Tuesday, January 21st beginning at 3:00 pm in the South Classroom, to help with your hearing aid needs. Free cleaning and adjustments of your existing hearing aids, servicing your existing hearing aids, minor repairs at no charge, battery supplies and other assisted listening devices at a discounted price. They can also answer any questions you may have regarding your hearing or hearing aids at that time. No appointment or sign up is necessary, just SHOW UP if you need help with your hearing aids. http://www.hearinglife.com/

Come join us on Friday, January 17th at 2:00 pm (during out First Popcorn Friday) in the Coffee Lounge, as we welcome the newest independent living residents, Charles & Linda Nigh, Sally Lamprich and Chuck McHone to Epworth Villa.

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NEW OPPORTUNITIES IN 2020

EPWORTH VILLA TO OFFER SUNDAY MORNING VAN TRANSPORTATION TO ST. LUKE’S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH AT *10:00 AM FOR THE 10:50 AM SERVICE VAN WILL RETURN FOLLOWING 10:50 AM SERVICE

If you are interested in riding the van, please be in the Epworth Villa Lobby ready to leave each Sunday at 10:00 am.

*If you are interested in a 9:00 van to the church for bible study, please let Susan Williams know.

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND……

EVERY FRIDAY OF THE MONTH — EXCEPT ON BIRTHDAY PARTY FRIDAYS (1st Friday of the Month) FROM 2:00 pm — 4:00 pm BEGINNING FRIDAY, JANUARY 17TH COFFEE LOUNGE

MERCY CLINIC NEWS…...

ATTENTION RESIDENTS: DR. FORD WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE FOR AP- POINTMENTS ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 17TH or MONDAY, JANUARY 20th. The Clinic will still be open for questions and the scheduling of future appointments.

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SUNDAY SCHOOL SUNDAY, JANUARY 19TH 9:30 AM BRILL CHAPEL

“GOD’S COVENANT WITH DAVID” 2 Samuel 7:1-17 Purpose Statement: To be astounded by God’s unconditional commitment to David.

Teacher: Burrel McNaught

VESPERS THURSDAY, JANUARY 16TH 3:30 PM BRILL CHAPEL Vespers speaker will be Rev. Mark Whitley, Pastor of Meadowcreek United Methodist Church, Collinsville, OK. Music by the Villa Voices: “Make Me A Channel of Your Peace”

VESPERS THURSDAY, JANUARY 23RD 3:30 PM BRILL CHAPEL Vespers speaker will be Rev. Rockford Johnson, District Superintendent, Crossroads District of the Oklahoma Conference of the United Methodist Church. Music by the Villa Voices: “Gift of Love”

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NOTE TO ALL EPWORTH VILLA RESIDENTS, STAFF AND VISITORS: PLEASE, if you have any flu like symptoms, or are sick in any other way, stay away from ALL activities, appointments and AWAY from other residents. We do not want you to share your germs with others.

SAVE A TREE!! If you want to save a tree, raise your hand. Want to know how??? If you have a computer or smart phone and get email, you can receive the Happenings by email weekly. Help save time, paper and thus the world by opting into this option by letting Michele at the front desk know and she will add you to the distribution list. Thank you to those who already receive the Happenings by email. You ROCK!!

DO YOU NEED HELP WITH YOUR iPHONE OR COMPUTER??? If so, volunteer Jonah Clark, son of Kevin Clark, is coming to Epworth on WEDNESDAYS to help anyone wanting one-on-one assistance in their apartment. If you are interested, please sign up in the ’Count Me In’ book at the drivers’ desk. You will need to put your name, apartment number and a phone number, so he can get in contact with you. He will ONLY take two people each Wednesday; one at 3:30 pm and one at 4:30 pm. ** IF YOU MUST CANCEL AFTER SIGNING UP, PLEASE DO SO 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE BY CALLING KEVIN CLARK AT 749-3519.**

10 VIRAL SEASON DR. FORD JANUARY 2020 INFLUENZA:

VIRAL UPPER RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS:

VIRAL GASTROENTERTIS

STOP THE SPREAD!!

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INQUIRING MINDS MONDAY, JANUARY 20TH 7:14PM WELLNESS CENTER PROHIBITION A Ken Burns Film A NATION OF SCOFFLAWS Walter Lambert, Moderator With the passing of the 18th amendment to the U.S. Constitution, the federal government now passes the enforcement legislation, the Volstead Act, that was far more pervasive and inconsistent than many people expected. Exceptions and loopholes in the law make a mockery of it. A family can legally make wine at home but not beer, a friendly doctor’s prescription is all that’s needed for whiskey, and anyone claiming to be a rabbi can buy and sell “sacramental” wine.

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EPWORTH VILLA TRANSPORTATION REMINDERS

• If you are in need of transportation by Epworth Villa, please call 486-1363 to make a reservation. • This service is on a first come first serve basis. • Reservations MUST BE MADE A MINIMUM OF 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF

YOUR DRIVE. • When making a reservation, please leave your name, where you are going, time of the appointment, and whether you need a wheelchair and/or caregiver with you. Drivers will typically pick up the resident(s) 30 minutes before appointment time unless you are contacted otherwise. • If you have a drive on Monday, a reservation needs to be made NO LATER THAN 2:00 PM on the FRIDAY before. Since there is no one to schedule drives over the weekend, and if you call on the weekend for a Monday drive, your request will ONLY BE HONORED IF IT IS A TRUE EMERGENCY. Honoring Monday drive request made over the weekend are at the discretion of Epworth. Otherwise, you will need to find your own transportation. All drives are dispatched to the drivers, Monday through Friday by 4:00 pm for the following work day (Friday for Monday drives). • NO DRIVES are scheduled on holidays. • Drives requested the DAY AFTER A HOLIDAY MUST BE BOOKED BY 3:00 PM ON THE LAST WORKING DAY PRIOR TO THE HOLIDAY. If the holiday occurs on Monday and your drive is on Tuesday, IT MUST BE BOOKED BY 2:00 pm the Friday before. If a holiday falls during the week, reservations are needed prior to the holiday. • All drives are assessed a fee dependent on the distance from Epworth Villa you are going. The fee is turned in and will appear on the resident’s monthly bill. The only FREE DRIVES are Wednesday shopping at 10:00 am, Friday shopping at 10:00 am and first Tuesday of the month trip to Walgreens for Senior Day at 10:00 am. • PLEASE SHOW UP AT LEAST 5 MINUTES BEFORE SCHEDULED DRIVES ARE TO LEAVE SO THAT THEY CAN LEAVE ON TIME!

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QUARTERLY RESIDENT FINANCIAL REVIEW MEETING THURSDAY, JANUARY 23RD 10:00 AM BOB MEDLEY GRAND BALLROOM

Starting at 10:00 am on Thursday, JANUARY 23RD, instead of the usual CEO Coffee, all residents are invited to the Bob Medley GRAND BALLROOM for the quarterly RESIDENT FINANCIAL REVIEW MEETING.

NOTE: There will be NO REGULAR CEO COFFEE on this day.

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WRITE GROUP FRIDAY, JANUARY 24TH 1:00 PM NORTH CLASSROOM

The Write Group will meet Friday, January 24th, at 1 p.m. in the North Classroom. Professor Rob Roensch of Oklahoma City University will be meeting with us. The Write Group is for those who like to write and/or enjoy listening to what others have written. It is not only a time to hone our writing skills but to develop new friendships and share our stories. Newcomers and visitors are welcome. For more information, contact Burrel M. at 254-3846.

“MARTIN & PEARSON” FRIDAY, JANUARY 24TH 7:00 PM GRAND BALLROOM

“Martin and Pearson”, features Dave Pearson and Dan Martin. They both play acoustic guitars and use a drum machine to perform music from the rock, country and folk music genres. The music is mainly from the 1960s and 1970s from such artist as the Beatles, Eagles, John Denver, and more. As they play they encourage the audience to sing along if they recognize the music.

SUNDAY BRUNCH SUNDAY, JANUARY 26TH 11:00 AM—1:30 PM REDBUD On Sunday, JANUARY 26th, Dining Services will be serving the Sunday meal service in the Redbud Room. The Bistro will be closed for the day. The Redbud Room will be open from 11:00 am-1:30 pm, with take-out meals available at 1:15 pm. You need to call the take-out line no later than 10:30 am. Your meal will be available for pickup or delivery (if sick only) at 1:30 pm. We will be serving a plated meal with a starter and dessert. Please remember that the Epworth Villa dress code will be enforced on this day. All assisted devices will be placed in the garage and alcohol will not be allowed in this venue on Sunday.

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INFANT CRISIS WORKSHOP WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29TH 1:00 P.M. ART CORNER The next "work session" for the Infant Crisis organization will be held in the Art Corner at 1:00 p.m. on January 29th. Many thanks to the folks who come to package items for the families who appear at the Infant Crisis offices with absolutely nothing for their baby. Some come straight from the hospital and need counseling as well as baby items. All are freely given by the I.C. folks. Our help is minimal by comparison but is also vital. If you have any questions, please call Mickie D. at 753-9846

16 SHREDDING TUESDAY, JANUARY 28TH 10:00 AM EPWORTH VILLA GRAND LOBBY The Meadows shreds sensitive data for more than 3,000 customers across the state of Oklahoma. Their customers include local, state, and federal agencies; educational institutions; pharmacies, health care providers, and medical facilities; religious organizations; accounting, legal, insurance, and business professionals; and many others. Convenience •They will bring large containers when they come. After the containers are filled they will take them back to their office in Edmond for destruction. No sorting is necessary, and you do not need to remove folders, notebooks, paper clips, or staples. Their team of workers will sort everything on-site for you. Security •All data and documents are kept in latched and locked bins until destruction. Trucks are locked securely at all times except when loading or unloading. •After paper shredding,they will issue a certification of data destruction, providing a legal audit trail and giving verification of destruction of materials. •Data is guaranteed not to be read, is shredded and refuse is returned to paper products. As before, shredding will cost $10.00 per person. If you have anything to be shredded, please bring cash with you and be in the lobby at 10:00 am. They will only stay as long as we have residents with items to shred. No signup is necessary. For more information on The Meadows and their shredding process, please visit http://www.meadowsoklahoma.com/shredding.htm.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 28TH 11:00 AM JOE WHITE LIVING ROOM Technicians from Smith Medical will be here in the Joe White Living Room on Tuesday, JANUARY 28TH beginning at 11:00 am to look at walkers and scooters for problems you may be having FREE of charge. If they find something that they cannot repair or fix while here, there may be a small charge for parts and to possibly take it back to their shop in Edmond. So, if you are having trouble, just stop by the Joe White Living Room (NO NEED TO SIGN UP) starting at 11:00 am to visit with them. For more information visit: http://smithmedicalequipmentokc.com

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NEW BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY!!

Recent Hardback Additions to the Epworth Library

*Baldacci, David A Minute to Midnight

Clancy, Tom Code of Honor

Clark, Mary Kitchen Privileges: A Memoir (autobiography)

*Connelly, Michael The Night Fire

Cook, Robin Genesis

Coulter, Catherine Split Second

*Evanovich, Janet Twisted Twenty-Six

*Grimes, Martha The Train Now Departing

*Grisham, John The Guardian

Hannah, Kristin Fly Away

*Macomber, Debbie A Mrs. Miracle Christmas

Michaels, Fern Hot Shot

*Palmer, Diana Wyoming Heart

*Parker, Robert B. Angel Eyes

*Roberts, Nora A Rise of Magicks

Russo, Richard That Old Cape Magic

VoorHess, Don The Book of Totally Useless Information

(The * means that book is large print.)

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SATURDAY MATINEE MOVIE (Shown in the 2nd Floor Theater) SATURDAY, JANUARY 18TH 2:00 PM 2019 THE LION KING Disney’s The Lion King journeys to the African savanna, where a future king is born. Simba idolizes his father, King Mufasa, and takes to heart his own royal destiny. But not everyone in the kingdom celebrates the new cub’s arrival. Scar, Mufasa’s brother, and former heir to the throne, has plans of his own. The battle for Pride Rock is ravaged with betrayal, tragedy and drama, ultimately resulting in Simba’s exile. Simba will have to figure out how to grow up and take back what is rightfully his. RATINGS: PG RUNTIME 1hr 58min

EVTV MOVIE WILL BE SHOWN On EVTV Channel 1960 SAT. 7:00 PM AND WED. 8:00 PM SAT., JANUARY 18TH AND WED., JANUARY 22TH SINGING IN THE RAIN

Don Lockwood (Kelly) is a popular silent film star with humble roots as a singer, dancer and stuntman. Don barely tolerates his vain, shallow leading lady, Lina Lamont (Hagen), though their studio, Monumental Pictures, links them romantically to increase their popularity. Lina herself is convinced they are in love, despite Don's protestations otherwise. At the première of his newest film, The Royal Rascal, Don tells the gathered crowd an exaggerated version of his life story, including his motto: "Dignity, always dignity." His words are humorously contradicted by flashbacks alongside his best friend Cosmo Brown (O'Connor).

19 Epworth Villa Weekly Activities Week of January 15, 2020 through January 22, 2020 Wednesday 8:30 a.m. Catholic Communion – Brill Chapel January 15 9:00 Flex and Stretch – Wellness Center 9:45 Limber Up – Wellness Studio Leave @ 10:00 Grocery Shopping – ALDI & SPROUTS 10:00 HAT DAY PARTY – Coffee Lounge 1:00 Tai Chi – Wellness Classroom 8:00 Movie Night (Replay EVTV Channel 1960)

Thursday 9:00 a.m. Water Exercise – Pool January 16 10:00 SPECIAL Coffee with the CEO – GRAND BALLROOM 10:45 Chair Yoga – Wellness Classroom Leave @ 11:00 Trip to Oklahoma City Art Museum 1:00 p.m. Needlework Group – Art Corner 1:00 Caregiver Support Group – Joe White Living Room 1:30 Balance & Reactive – Wellness Classroom 2:00 Personal Fitness – Wellness Center 3:30 Vespers Service – Brill Chapel 7:00 Vespers REPLAY – EVTV Channel 1960 Friday 9:00 a.m. Flex and Stretch – Wellness Center January 17 9:30 Line Dancing – Wellness Studio Leave @ 10:00 Shopping – TARGET 10:30 Fitness Level 2 – Wellness Classroom 1:00 p.m. Small Group Strength Training – Wellness Center 2:00 Popcorn & Welcome Party for Curtis & Linda Nigh, Sally Lamprich, Chuck McHone – Coffee Lounge 2:00 Game Time – Recreation Center 7:00 Rodger Randle – Grand Ballroom

Saturday 9:00 a.m. Tai Chi w/Kathy Plummer – Wellness Studio January 18 10:00 Flex and Stretch - Wellness Center 10:45 Chair Yoga – Wellness Center 2:00 p.m. Matinee Movie in the Theater 7:00 Movie Night – EVTV CHANNEL 1960

Sunday 9:30 a.m. Sunday School – Brill Chapel January 19 10:50 St. Luke’s Live Stream – Brill Chapel

20 Monday 9:00 a.m. Flex and Stretch – Wellness Classroom January 20 9:30 Line Dancing – Wellness Studio 10:15 Limber Up – Wellness Studio 10:45 Learn the Exercise Machines – Wellness Center

Leave @ 11:15 IL Lunch Out @ The Mule 1:00 p.m. Golden Swans – Wellness Studio 1:00 Small Group Strength – Wellness Center 2:00 Parkinson’s Exercise Class – Wellness Classroom 7:14 Inquiring Minds – Wellness Classroom

Tuesday 9:00 a.m. Water Exercise – Pool January 21 9:30 EAH Blood Pressure Checks – Coffee Lounge 10:45 Chair Yoga – Wellness Classroom 12:15 p.m. Nutrition Guidance – Wellness Classroom 1:30 Balance & Reactive – Wellness Classroom 2:00 Personal Training – Wellness Center 2:30 Art Group – Art Corner 3:00 HearingLife – South Classroom

Wednesday 8:30 a.m. Catholic Communion – Brill Chapel January 22 9:00 Flex and Stretch – Wellness Center 9:45 Limber Up – Wellness Studio Leave @ 10:00 Grocery Shopping – WALMART MARKET/NATURAL GROCERS/BRAUM’S 1:00 Tai Chi – Wellness Classroom 1:00 Small Group Strength – Wellness Center 8:00 Movie Night (Replay EVTV Channel 1960)

Business Hours for Services Available at Epworth Villa

M – F 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mercy Clinic is Open Closed 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. M, W, F 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. BancFirst is Open M - F 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. The Market is Open M – F 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thrifty Pharmacy is Open DINING HOURS M – Sat. 7:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Café Open M, F & Sat. 11:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Bistro Open T, W, TH 11:00 a.m. – 3:45 p.m. Bistro Open 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Sun. 11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Bistro Open T – TH 4:45 -- 7:00 p.m. Redbud Open 4th Sun. 11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Redbud Open

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