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Assisted Living Activities Calendar Eiland Center Activities April 2021 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Campus Announcements: AK—Activities Kitchen (3rd) IV—Inverness (2nd) 1 2 3 TV970 BR—Bethel Room (2nd) JR—Jefferson Room (3rd) 9:30am Chaplain’s Message 11am Seated Exercises 10am Seated Exercises BT—Bethesda Theater (2nd) LP—Lyons Pavilion 9:30am Exercises w/ 1pm Bingo - BR 10am Meditation – BR CA—Caledonia (2nd) LI—Library (3rd) Wellness Staff- BR 1:30pm Mary Rouse Piano 10:30am Chaplain Activities without a CL—Corson Lobby MA—Madison (3rd) 1pm Lenten Service of Concert MO Gathering- BR location listed will be CR—Arts & Crafts Room (2nd) MC—Meredith Chapel Hymns 2pm Walking Club** 2pm Understanding televised on TV971 GA—Galway (2nd) MO—Monroe (3rd) HC—Healthcare WA—Washington (3rd) 2pm Sunnyside Update 3pm Good Friday Service the Nature of God 2/3LD- 2nd or 3rd Lakeview WC—Wellness Center 3pm Carrot Brownies - CR 6:30 Far From Home 3:30 Best of World’s **Sign up required, call Dining Room 3:15pm Chair Yoga Greatest: Lost Cities x8225 6:30pm Nero Wolfe: The 6pm Hope Floats Doorbell Rang 4 Happy Easter! 5 6 7 8 9 10 9am Chapel Worship 10:30am Deviled Eggs - CR 10am Vespers 9:30am Chair Stretch & Flow 9:30am Chaplain’s Message 10am Flower Picture 10am Seated Exercises Service 11am Seated Exercises 10:30am Knit & Chat - GA 10am Giant Crossword - BR 9:30am Exercises w/ Frames - BR 10am Meditation – BR 1pm The Five People 1pm Bingo - BR 2pm Exercises w/ Wellness 10:30am Campus Bible Study Wellness Staff- BR 11am Seated Exercises 10:30am Women’s You Meet in Heaven 2:15 Scenic Ride** Staff - BR 1:15pm Seated Exercises 1pm Travel Club: South 1pm Bingo - BR Gathering- BR 4pm Vespers 6:30 Hopalong Cassidy: 3pm Easter Peeps Pretzel 2pm High Five Tree African Safari Part 2 1pm Sunnyside Times 2pm The Artist’s Way Three Men from Texas Rods - BR Collage - CR 2pm Sunnyside Update Presents: Computer 3:30 Best of World’s 6:45pm Chapel 6:30 Possession 6:30pm Amazing Adventure 3pm Chocolate Dipped Hacking & Cyber Weapons Greatest: Treks Service Rebroadcast Fruit - CR 2pm Walking Club** 6pm The Iron Lady 6:30pm Nero Wolfe: 6:30pm Sister Act II Champagne for One 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9am Chapel Worship 10:30am Manicures & 10am Vespers 9:30am Chair Stretch & Flow 9:30am Chaplain’s Message 11am Seated Exercises 10am Seated Exercises Service Trivia - BR 10:30am Knit & Chat - GA 10am Giant Crossword - BR 9:30am Exercises w/ 1pm Bingo - BR 10am Meditation – BR 1pm The Greatest 11am Seated Exercises 2pm Exercises w/ Wellness 10:30am Campus Bible Study Wellness Staff- BR 2pm Walking Club** 10:30am Chaplain Showman 1pm Bingo - BR Staff - BR 1:15pm Seated Exercises 2pm Sunnyside Update 2:30pm “Maximizing Gathering- BR 4pm Vespers 1pm Tech Talk: Drones 3pm Drum Circle - CR 2pm Yarn Painting - CR 3pm Banana Splits - BR Independence” Rick 2pm Understanding 2:15 Scenic Ride** 6:30pm Infinity 6:30pm Newsies 3:15pm Chair Yoga Loudoun, PTA the Nature of God 6:45pm Chapel 6:30pm Hopalong Cassidy: 6:30pm Nero Wolfe: 3pm Family Fued - BR 3:30 Best of World’s Service Rebroadcast Stick to Your Guns Prisoner’s Base 6:30pm Flash of Genius Greatest: Coral Islands 6pm Australia 18 19 20 21 22 Happy Earth Day! 23 24 9am Chapel Worship 10am Men’s Gathering - MO 10am Vespers 9:30am Chair Stretch & Flow 9:30am Chaplain’s Message 11am Seated Exercises 10am Seated Exercises Service 10:30am Spring Kite 10:30am Knit & Chat - GA 10am Giant Crossword - BR 9:30am Exercises w/ 1pm Bingo - BR 10am Meditation – BR 1pm Shane Wreath - CR 2pm Tech Talk 10:30am Campus Bible Study Wellness Staff- BR 1pm Sunnyside Times: 10:30am Chaplain 4pm Vespers 11am Seated Exercises 2pm Exercises w/ Wellness 1:15pm Seated Exercises 2pm Chat with Charlotte Behind the Scenes Gathering- BR 6:45pm Chapel 1pm Bingo - BR Staff - BR 2pm Earth Day Planters - CR 3pm Earth Day Dirt Cups-BR 1:30pm Mary Rouse Piano 2pm The Artist’s Way 2:15 Scenic Ride** 3pm Haikus and Puns - CR 6:30pm Frost Nixon 3:15pm Chair Yoga Concert MO 3:30pm Extraordinary Service Rebroadcast 6:30pm Hopalong Cassidy: 6:30pm Charlie St. Cloud 6:30pm Nero Wolfe: 2pm Walking Club** Animals: Penguins The Dead Don’t Dream Eeny, Meeny, Murder, Moe 6:30pm The Darkest Hour 6pm War of the Worlds 25 26 27 28 29 30 9am Chapel Worship 10:30am Balloon 10am Vespers 9:30am Chair Stretch & Flow 9:30am Chaplain’s Message 10am Spring Flower Pretzel Activities are 30mins or more Service Volleyball - BR 10:30am Knit & Chat - GA 10am Giant Crossword - BR 9:30am Exercises w/ Bites - BR unless otherwise 1pm The Courageous 11am Seated Exercises 2pm Exercises w/ Wellness 10:30am Campus Bible Study Wellness Staff- BR 11am Seated Exercises Staff - BR 1:15pm Seated Exercises 1pm Bingo - BR Indicated. Heart of Irena Sendler 1pm Bingo - BR 2pm Chat with Charlotte 4pm Vespers 2:15 Scenic Ride** 3pm Jeopardy - BR 2pm Flower Watercolors - CR 3pm Tea Party - CR 2pm Walking Club** 6:45pm Chapel 6:30pm Hopalong Cassidy: 6:30pm Jurassic Park III 6:30pm The Retrievers 3:15pm Chair Yoga 1pm Sunnyside Times: This calendar is subject to Service Rebroadcast Colt Comrades 6:30pm Nero Wolfe: Behind the Scenes change. Disguise for Murder 6:30pm Silver Linings Playbook .
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