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Terrace/Mews Life Enrichmentcalendar October 2019 Terrace/Mews Life Enrichment Calendar October 2019 Tuesday, October 1 Thursday, October 3 8:15 Gentle Yoga Class-AD 8:15 Gentle Yoga Class-AD 9:15 Cardio Mix-FC 9:15-10:45 Open Swim-P 9:15-10:45 Open Swim-P 9:15 Cardio Mix-FC 10:00 Aquatic Stretch-P 10:00 Aquatic Stretch-P 10:00 Catholic Services & Rosary-C 10:00 Music Together, An 11:00 Chair Exercise-FC Intergenerational Music Class-AD 11:00 Sawdusters Rehearsal-C 10:30 Scheduled Bus Stops-FL (day 11:00-12:00 Open Gym-FC Change) 1:00 Cribbage-G 11:00-11:45 Intercessory Prayer 1:15 Fit to Be Balanced-FC Group-C 2:00 Scheduled Stops-FL 11:00 Chair Exercise-FC 2:30-3:30 Open Swim-P 11:00-12:00 Open Gym-FC 4:00 First Floor Terrace Social-CL 12:30 Computer Class- CL 4:30 Mews Social, 400 Bldg. Activity 1:00-3:00 Waverly Gardens Harvest 6:30 Movie: Undercover Grandpa Festival, Food, Fun and Music-for 2017 PG-13 1h 39m CC Cast: James more information see highlights below- Caan, Jessica Walter-MT Front Patio-Door A 1:00 Casual Bridge-G 1:15 Fit to Be Balanced-Canceled 2:30-3:30 Open Swim-Canceled Wednesday, October 2 4:30 Mews Social, 525 Bldg.-Act. Rm 8:00-9:30 Open Swim-P 6:30 Movie: The Audrey Hepburn 8:00-9:00 Open Gym-FC Story 2000 PG CC Drama, 9:30 Pool Aerobics-P Biographies Cast Jennifer Love 10:00 Chair Yoga-FC Hewitt, Frances Fisher-MT 11:00 Chair Exercise-FC 1:00 Modern Bridge Refresher Course, taught by resident Myrna Camp-CL 1:30 World Religion-AD 3:00-4:00 Open Gym-FC 3:30 Chapel Service-C 4:00 Mews Social, 325 Bldg.-Act.Rm Friday, October 4 Monday, October 7 8:00-9:15 Open Swim-P 8:00-9:30 Open Swim-P 8:00-9:00 Open Gym-FC 8:00-9:00 Open Gym- FC 9:30 Pool Aerobics-P 9:30 Pool Aerobics-P 10:00 Chair Yoga-FC 11:00 Bible Study-C 10:00-12:00 Celebrating our World 11:00 Chair Exercises-FC War II Veterans for more information 1:00 Competitive Bridge-G see highlights below-AD 1:00 Crafting Group-HCR 10:30 Scheduled Bus Stops-Canceled 2:00 Movie: Wild China 11:00 Chair Exercises-FC Cast: Bernard Hill-MT 1:00 Moving Forward With Grief, 2:00 Lutheran Church Service Presenter Chaplain Jenny Schroedel, sponsored by Lutheran Incarnation Everyone Welcome-HCR Church-C 1:00 “500” Cards-G 3:00-4:00 Open Gym-FC 3:00-4:00 Open Gym-FC 4:00 Waverly Singers Rehearsal-C 4:00 Social Hour-Travelogue -CL 6:00-8:00 Open Knitting-HCR Tuesday, October 8 Saturday, October 5 8:15 Gentle Yoga Class- AD 10:00 Morning Stretch-FC 9:15 Cardio Mix-FC 10:30-4:00 Model Train Display, 9:15-10:45 Open Swim-P Everyone welcome, bring the 10:00 Catholic Mass by Father Tom-C grandchildren! For more information 10:00 Aquatic Stretch-P see highlights below AD 11:00 Chair Exercise-FC 1:00 Competitive Bridge-G 11:00 Sawdusters Rehearsal-C 11:00-12:00 Open Gym-FC 1:00 Cribbage-G Sunday, October 6 1:00-2:00 Fall Prevention 8:30 Bus to St. Mary’s & White Bear Presentation For more information see Lake United Methodist Church highlights below-AD and 9:45 to First Presbyterian & St. 1:15 Fit to be Balanced-FC Genevieve-C 2:00 Scheduled Stops-FL 3:30 Chapel Service-Pastor Dean–C 2:30 - 3:30 Open Swim - P 6:30 Movie: Howards End 1992 PG 4:30 3rd Floor Social-3rd Floor 2h 16m NOCC NO subtitles Cast 4:30 Mews Social, 400 Bldg. Activity Vanessa Redgrave, Helena Bonham 6:30 Movie: On the Basis of Sex Carter-MT PG-13 2h 0 m Subtitles Drama Cast: Felicity Jones, Armie Hammer, Justin Theroux -MT Wednesday, October 9 Friday, October 11 8:00-9:30 Open Swim-P 8:00-9:15 Open Swim-P 8:00-9:00 Open Gym-FC 8:00-9:00 Open Gym-FC 9:30 Pool Aerobics-P 9:30 Pool Aerobics-P 10:00 Chair Yoga-FC 10:00 Chair Yoga-FC 11:00 Chair Exercise-FC 10:30 Scheduled Bus Stops-FL 1:00 Modern Bridge Refresher 11:00 Chair Exercises-FC Course, taught by resident Myrna 12:30 Schwan’s Delivery and Camp-CL Take Orders-FL 1:30 World Religion-AD 1:00 “500” Cards-G 3:00-4:00 Open Gym-FC 2:00 Entertainment: Waverly 3:30 Chapel Service-C Gardens Choir Concert-AD 4:00 Mews Social, 325 Bldg.-Act. Rm 3:00 Open Gym-FC 4:00 Social Hour-Sing along-CL Thursday, October 10 8:00-3:30 by Appointment: Waverly Gardens’ Accounting Saturday, October 12 Assistant-CL 9:00-12:00 Family Swim-P 8:15 Gentle Yoga Class-AD 10:00 Morning Stretch-FC 9:15-10:45 Open Swim-P 1:00 Competitive Bridge-G 9:15 Cardio Mix-FC 10:00 Aquatic Stretch-P 10:00 Music Together, An Sunday, October 13 Intergenerational Music Class-AD 8:30 Bus to St. Mary’s & White Bear 11:00 Chair Exercise-FC Lake United Methodist Church 11:00-12:00 Open Gym-FC and 9:45 to First Presbyterian & St. 1:00 Casual Bridge-G Genevieve–FL 1:00 White Bear Lake United 3:30 Chapel with Pastor Harry-C Methodist Church Service everyone 6:30 Movie: The Power of One 1992 welcome For more information see PG-13 2h 7m CC Drama Cast: highlights below-C Morgan Freeman, Stephen Dorff -MT 1:15 Fit to Be Balanced-FC 2:30-3:30 Open Swim-P 2:30 Food Committee-CL 4:30 Mews Social, 525 Bldg.-Act. Rm 6:30 Movie: Pavarotti 2019 PG-13 1h 54m Biographical Documentaries Cast Luciano Pavarotti-MT Monday, October 14 Wednesday, October 16 8:00-9:30 Open Swim-P 8:00-9:30 Open Swim-P 8:00-9:00 Open Gym-FC 8:00-9:00 Open Gym-FC 9:30 Pool Aerobics-P 9:30 Pool Aerobics-P 11:00 Bible Study-C 10:00 Chair Yoga-FC 11:00 Chair Exercises-FC 11:00 Chair Exercise-FC 1:00 Competitive Bridge-G 1:00 Modern Bridge Refresher 1:00 Crafting Group-HCR Course-CL 2:00 Movie: Planet Earth "From Pole 1:30 World Religion-AD to Pole," "Mountains" and "Fresh 3:00-4:00 Open Gym-FC Water." 2006 NR CC-MT 3:30 Chapel Service-C 3:00-4:00 Open Gym-FC 4:00 Mews Social, 325 Bldg.-Act. Rm 4:00 Waverly Singers Rehearsal-C 6:00-8:00 Open Knitting-HCR Thursday, October 17 7:00 Edward Jones Perspective-CL 8:15 Gentle Yoga Class-AD 9:15-10:45 Open Swim-P 9:15 Cardio Mix-FC 10:00 Aquatic Stretch-P Tuesday, October 15 10:00 Sawduster Rehearsal-NGC 8:15 Gentle Yoga Class-AD 10:00 Music Together 9:15 Cardio Mix-FC Intergenerational Music Program-AD 9:15-10:45 Open Swim-P 10:30 Scheduled Bus Stops-FL (day 10:00 Catholic Services & Rosary-C change) 10:00 Aquatic Stretch-P 11:00 Chair Exercise-FC 11:00 Chair Exercise-FC 11:00-12:00 Open Gym-FC 11:00 Sawdusters Rehearsal-C 11:00 Parkinson’s disease 11:00-12:00 Open Gym-FC Webinar-MT 1:00 Cribbage-G 11:00-11:45 Intercessory Prayer 1:15 Fit to be Balanced-FC Group-C 2:00 Scheduled Stops-FL 1:00 Casual Bridge-G 2:30-3:30 Open Swim-P 1:15 Fit to Be Balanced-FC 3:00-4:00 Resident Council-AD 2:00 Entertainment: Silver Harmony 4:15-5:15 2nd Floor Social Singers-singing “Joyful Oldies” AD 4:30 Mews Social, 400 Bldg. Activity 2:30-3:30 Open Swim-P 6:30 Movie: Sunset Boulevard 4:30 Mews Social, 525 Bldg.-Act. Rm 1950 NR 1h 50m Subtitles Classic 6:30 Movie: 6:30 Movie: A Walk in Drama Cast: William Holden, the Woods 2015 RATED R 1h 44m Gloria Swanson -MT Subtitles Cast Robert Redford, Nick Nolte-MT Friday, October 18 Monday, October 21 8:00-9:15 Open Swim-P 8:00-9:30 Open Swim-P 8:00-9:00 Open Gym-FC 8:00-9:00 Open Gym-FC 9:30 Pool Aerobics-P 9:30 Pool Aerobics-P 10:00 Chair Yoga-FC 10:00- 11:30 Absentee Ballot 10:30 Scheduled Bus Stops- Canceled Voting for more information see 11:00 Chair Exercises-FC highlights below-FL 11:00-3:00 Taylor Marie fall 11:00 Bible Study-C Fashions-CL 11:00 Chair Exercises-FC 1:00 “500” Cards-G 1:00 Competitive Bridge-G 1:00 Moving Forward With Grief, 1:00 Crafting Group-HCR Presenter Chaplain Jenny Schroedel, 2:00 Movie: Planet Earth: From Pole Everyone Welcome-HCR to Pole, Mountains and Fresh 1:00-1:30 Blood Pressure Clinic-GR Water2006 NR CC-MT 3:00 Open Gym-FC 3:00 - 4:00 Open Gym -FC 4:00 Social Hour-Travelogue-CL 4:00 Waverly Singers Rehearsal-C 6:00-8:00 Open Knitting-HCR Saturday, October 19 10:00 Morning Stretch-FC 1:00 Competitive Bridge-G Tuesday, October 22 8:15 Gentle Yoga Class-AD 9:15 Cardio Mix-FC Sunday, October 20 9:15-10:45 Open Swim-P 8:30 Bus to St.
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