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Vocalist Carolyn Behrens and Pianist Ron Wallace EE Vol. 4, Issue 23 Editor: Susan Williams Week of June 12, 2019 Community Activities Coordinator EDITION HIGHLIGHTS: (click on event to go to that page) VOCALIST Educational Program— CAROLYN BEHRENS AND Healthcare…………………………….….2 PIANIST RON WALLACE Donuts for ALL IL Men…………..….4 PRESENT PATRIOTIC MUSIC OKC Dodgers Baseball Game Rescheduled………….…................5 FOR FLAG DAY Lunch Out @ Firebirds.…........…10 FRIDAY, JUNE 14TH 7:00 PM Antique Roadshow………………….14 GRAND BALLROOM https://epworthvilla.org/communitylife/resident-calendar/ 1 EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATION ON HEALTHCARE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12TH 2:00 PM WINDSOR ROOM You are invited to attend an educational presentation on the services provided in Health Services. We will discuss the different types of services: short term respite, skilled nursing, and long term care; how these services are covered and what your IL contract covers. The size of the households and how they are staffed. Tours are available after the presentation for anyone interested. The presentation will be in the Windsor Room at 2pm on June 12th. If you have any questions you may contact Lisa Pever, Administrator at 405-486-1356. EPWORTH BOOK CLUB WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12TH 1:30 PM JOE WHITE LIVING ROOM Everyone is welcome to join us for book club. Just bring a book that you have either read or are in the process of reading. Those in attendance will share with others a little about the book and why they enjoyed reading it. So come join the fun! Hope to see you there. COFFEE CHAT WITH THE CEO Enjoy coffee with CEO Ron Kelly, Thursday, June 13th, starting at 10:00 am in the Coffee Lounge. These coffees are being held every Thursday to give residents an opportunity to chat in an informal setting. REMINDER: IT’S TIME TO TURN IN YOUR MAY VOLUNTEER HOURS. Please have them in BY JUNE 15th. PLEASE MAKE SURE TO PUT YOUR NAME ON YOUR SHEET!! Please return to the WHITE BOX at the RECEPTION DESK Marked Susan’s Box or Take them to Susan’s Office. 2 3 DONUTS FOR DADS AND GRAND-DADS MONDAY, JUNE 17TH STARTING AT 9:30 AM (UNTIL THE DONUTS RUN OUT) IN THE COFFEE LOUNGE We want to CELEBRATE OUR DADS, GRAND-DADS AND ALL GREAT MALE ROLE MODELS here at Epworth Villa by inviting them to a special morning of donuts and coffee on Monday morning, June 17th beginning at 9:30 am in the Coffee Lounge and lasting until the donuts run out!! ALL IL MEN OF EPWORTH VILLA ARE INVITED TO COME CELEBRATE EACH OTHER!! 4 BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH 9:30 - 10:30 AM COFFEE LOUNGE HAVE YOU HAD YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKED RECENTLY? Blood pressure is the force of blood pushing against the walls of the arteries that carry blood from your heart to other parts of your body. HEARINGLIFE IS OFFERING FREE HEARING SCREENINGS TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH BEGINNING AT 9:00 AM SOUTH CLASSROOM If you are interested in getting a FREE hearing screening in addition to HearingLife’s normal monthly offerings of hearing aid checks, PLEASE SING UP IN THE ’COUNT ME IN BOOK’ BY Monday, June 17th at Noon. OKC DODGERS BASEBALL GAME RESCHEDULED NEW DATE MONDAY, JUNE 24TH LEAVE @ 6:00 PM GAME STARTS @ 7:05 PM If you were on the list to attend the OKC Dodgers Baseball Game on Monday, May 20th, the new date will be Monday, June 24th. The Dodgers will be playing the Memphis Redbirds. There is a new sign up sheet in the “Count Me In” book. PLEASE SIGN UP AGAIN IF YOU WANT TO GO ON THE NEW DATE. If you didn’t sign up before but want to go now, there is still room! Our tickets are behind HOME PLATE. No need to climb stairs. Tickets are $23.00 each and transportation to the game will be $7.00. Included with each ticket is $6.00 in Dodger cash to spend on food and/or drinks and a Dodgers Baseball Hat. The total amount of $30.00 will be billed to your Epworth Villa Account. 5 MUSIC TALK WITH RON WHEELER TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH 2:30 PM GRAND BALLROOM Ron Wheeler’s music talks have been regular features for audiences of all ages, youth groups to senior communities, from summer camps to major universities. With the use of CD’s and videos, he covers a wide range of subjects from the famous Three B’s (Bach, Beethoven and Brahms) to contemporary American music. Information includes the relevance of the composers he is talking about and their places in musical history along with revealing glimpses into their personal lives. For example, everybody knows Bach had 20 children with 2 wives and that Tchaikovsky was financially supported by a woman he never knew, but how many people know Mozart wrote the popular overture to “The Marriage of Figaro” the morning of its premier while suffering from a massive hangover? Wheeler’s own background is as extensive as any of the composers he talks about. As a performing musician, he has been the music director of the Tulsa Youth Symphony since 1972. He both performed in as a violinist and conducted concerts for the Tulsa Philharmonic and the Sunriver, Oregon, Music Festival along with the same duties for music festivals and camps in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee, California and North Dakota. As an administrator, he has served on the staffs of the Cascade Music Festival in Bend, Oregon, the Teton Music Festival in Jackson, Wyoming, and the Tulsa Philharmonic where he as the Director of Education. Recently he received a lifetime achievement award from the Oklahoma Association of Music Educators and in November 2013, he received the Governor’s award for Arts in Education on behalf of the Tulsa Young Symphony. GARY JOHNSON “MISTER PIANO MAN” WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19TH 3:00 PM JOE WHITE LIVING ROOM 6 SUNDAY SCHOOL SUNDAY, JUNE 16TH BRILL CHAPEL 9:30 AM “The New Covenant’s Sacrifice” Hebrews 9:11-22 Let’s study together how the new covenant causes us to sacrifice and consider how the blood of Jesus symbolizes life, healing, cleansing, and forgiveness. Our key verse this week is “Almost everything is cleansed by blood, according to the Law’s regulations, and there is no forgiveness without blood being shed” Hebrews 9:22. Can you think of some hymns of the faith that teach this message? VESPERS THURSDAY, JUNE 13TH 3:30 PM BRILL CHAPEL Vespers speaker will be Rev. Mark Jardine, Senior Pastor, Chapel Hill United Methodist Church, OKC. VESPERS THURSDAY, JUNE 20TH 3:30 PM BRILL CHAPEL Vespers speaker will be Rev. Victor McCullough, District Superintendent, Heartland District of the Oklahoma Conference of the United Methodist Church. 7 LET’S PLAY SCRABBLE Since many activities/groups take a break from meeting during the summer, it is the perfect time to join the Scrabble group! It is also a fun way to stay busy. The group meets on Mondays at 2:30 PM in the One South lounge. For more information, interested people can call Jimette at 623-3759 or Cathy at 254-5113. Hope to see you there. SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE REQUEST Do you have a necklace, bracelet or earrings you are tired of or don’t have anything to go with them? The Scholarship Committee would like to have them for their Grab Bag during their fundraising campaign later this summer. Just bag or box them up and place in in-house box #278. This has been a very popular activity and we will appreciate any help. Any kind of costume jewelry would be welcome. ART AT EPWORTH ART CORNER (Second Floor above the Library) We are very fortunate to have the space for all to participate in needle work, crafts and arts of all mediums (oil, acrylics, water, etc.). Come join the fun on Tuesdays at 2:30 pm in the Art Corner. The group will continue drawing classes by resident Doris L. Needlework Group Interested in meeting with friends and engaging in energizing conversation? THEN WE’RE THE GROUP FOR YOU!! We meet on Thursdays at 1:00—3:00 pm in the Art Corner on the second floor, above the lobby. OH, DID I MENTION, we also work on needlework projects. You too can do this. If help is needed, this talented group can teach you to knit, crochet, do needlepoint, cross stitch or embroider. Come renew your old skill or learn a new one. More importantly, spend quality time with Epworth friends. As always, the Art Corner is always available for anyone to use for their own enjoyment. 8 When checking out any book from the Epworth Library, be sure to include the day, month, and YEAR on the check-out card. The year information is used by the Library Committee to assist in determining when a book should be replaced with something newer. The following titles have recently been added to the Epworth Library and most of them are large print books. Archer, Jeffery Heads You Win Bagshawe, Tilly Sidney Sheldon’s The Silent Widow Baldacci, David Redemption Baldacci, David The Whole Truth Clark, Mary Higgins I Heard That Song Before Cussler, Clive The Navigator Dean, Janice Mostly Sunny Evans, Richard Paul The Forgotten Road Evans, Richard Paul The Road Home Fellowes, Jessica The Mitford Murders Gray, Shelley S. The Patient One Hill, Clint Five Presidents Jance, J. A. The A List Kellerman, Jonathan The Clinic Kellerman, Jonathan Twisted Kingsbury, Karen Two Weeks Lewis, Beverly The Tinder Box Michaels, Fern Safe and Sound National Geographic 100 Parks 5000 Ideas Scottoline, Lisa Someone Knows Steel, Danielle Silent Night Wambaugh, Joseph Hollywood Crows Winston, Lolly Me for You *While you are in the Library, check out the NEW titles as of June 5 from the Metropolitan Library System.
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