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Friday October 1St Cultural and Educational Program Calendar October 2017 2 Sunday October 1st: 10:30am – Communion Service with volunteers from St. Louis Church. Laurelwood Activity Room 11:00am – Trivia: What do you know? Laurelwood Hearth Room 2:30pm – Movie: Grumpier Old Men (1995) starring Walter Matthau, Jack Lemmon and Sophia Loren. Community Center Monday October 2nd: 9:00am – Fitness Class with Robin Gallagher. Hahnemann Club *10:00am – Monthly Kitchen Tour with Dan Fernandes, the Director of Fine Dining. Tour is approx. 30 minutes long. Space is limited; please sign up in the Program Book. Meet outside Lilac Shop 10:15am – Fitness Class with Robin Gallagher. Fitness Room 1:00pm – Euchre Group. Social Room 1:00pm-2:00pm – Open Swim with Robin Gallagher. Pool 2:00pm – 3 Part Lecture Series: Why America Fights: Patriotism and War Propaganda: An exploration of the pioneering use of new communication technologies to promote the War of 1898 and the controversial campaign to sell World War I with Susan Brewer, PhD. Learn how the United States used cartoons, posters, movies, speeches, and television to rally popular support for war over the past century. Community Center Tuesday October 3rd: 9:00am – Water Fitness with Robin Gallagher. Pool 9:00am & 10:00am – Depart for shopping and banking 10:30am-12:00pm – Circuit Training. Exercise Room 11:00am – Fitness Video. Fitness Room 1:15pm – Bible Study with Chaplain Jim Grobe. Laurelwood Gallery 2:00pm – University of Rochester Course: The Book of Genesis with Anne Merideth, PhD, Department of Religion and Classics at The University of Rochester. Please see page 17 for course information. Community Center 7:00pm – Game Night! Games are provided or bring your favorite game to share! Music Room The programs denoted with an asterisk (*) indicate it is necessary to sign up in advance. The sign up book is located beneath the digital sign. 3 Wednesday October 4th: Sukkot begins at sundown 9:00am – Fitness Class with Robin Gallagher. Hahnemann Club 10:15am – Fitness Class with Robin Gallagher. Fitness Room 1:00pm-2:00pm – Open Swim with Robin Gallagher. Pool 1:15pm – Depart for Geva Theatre: In the Heights. Please note transportation arrangements were made in advance. Return approx. 5:00pm 2:00pm – Fine Dining Food Forum. Seneca Dining Room 2:00pm – Pittsford Highlands Chorus practice. All are welcome to participate in the chorus. Music Room 3:30pm – Book Discussion Group. All are welcome to join. Activities Room 4:30pm-6:00pm – October Fest Happy Hour: Drink, Specials and Appetizers. This month’s featured Artist is Julie Tubb’s. In October we will display Julie’s beautiful botanical watercolors and mix media collage in the Art Gallery. Julie has had a lifelong passion for art and she is excited to share her collection with you. Highlands’ Pub Thursday October 5th: 9:00am – Water Fitness with Robin Gallagher. Pool 9:00am & 10:00am – Depart for shopping and banking 10:30am-12:00pm – Circuit Training. Exercise Room 11:00am – Fitness Video. Fitness Room *1:30pm – Depart for RIT’s exhibit and original illustrations and paintings from Arthur Singer: The Wildlife Art of an American Master." The extensive exhibition displays dozens of Singer's original illustrations and paintings, but the exhibit also serves as a celebration of an individual life. No Admission Fee. Walking is required. Will return approx. 4:00pm 2:00pm – Blood Pressure Screenings. Club Room 6:30pm – Depart for Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra Concert: Ravel’s Bolero. Please note transportation arrangements were made in advance. Return approx. 10:30pm The programs denoted with an asterisk (*) indicate it is necessary to sign up in advance. The sign up book is located beneath the digital sign. 4 Friday October 6th: 9:00am – Fitness Class with Robin Gallagher. Hahnemann Club 10:15am – Fitness Class with Robin Gallagher. Fitness Room 11:15am – Tech Time with facilitator Cory White, IT Technician. Share ideas, information and questions about technology. Music Room 12:30pm-1:30pm – Aquatic Exercise. Pool 1:00pm – Catholic Mass with volunteers from St. Louis Church. Community Center 1:00pm – Pause for Peace with Chaplain Jim Grobe. Join us to explore the Peace dimension of Wellness. Music Room 1:30pm-2:15pm – Open Swim with Robin Gallagher. Pool 2:30pm – Music Mixer, Live entertainment with Dick Mazzatti Duo and vocalist. Community Center Saturday October 7th: 10:30am – Tai Chi Class. Fitness Room *11:00am – Pathway to Pittsford Errand Bus departs to Pittsford Plaza, Pittsford Cinema and Pittsford Community Library. The bus departs from the Highlands at 11:00am, 12:00pm and 1:00pm. 2:30pm – Saturday Musical Movie: Deep in my Heart (1954) starring Jose Ferrer. Community Center Sunday October 8th: 10:30am – Communion Service with volunteers from St. Louis Church. Laurelwood Activity Room 1:30pm – Casual Bridge Game. All are welcome to join. Social Room 2:30pm – Movie: It Happened One Night (1934) starring Claudette Colbert and Walter Connolly. Community Center The programs denoted with an asterisk (*) indicate it is necessary to sign up in advance. The sign up book is located beneath the digital sign. 5 Monday October 9th: Columbus Day 9:00am –1:00pm: Flu Shot Clinic. 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. if your last name starts with A thru M, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. if your last name starts with N thru Z. Please wear a short sleeved shirt and bring your insurance information. Community Center 9:00am – Fitness Class with Robin Gallagher. Hahnemann Club 10:15am – Fitness Class with Robin Gallagher. Fitness Room 1:00pm – Euchre Group. Social Room 1:00pm-2:00pm – Open Swim with Robin Gallagher. Pool 2:00pm – 3 Part Lecture Series: Why America Fights: Patriotism and War Propaganda: A consideration of how the “strategy of truth” shaped the massive effort to mobilize the American people during World War II and the less successful attempt to maintain support for the Korean War with Susan Brewer, PhD. Learn how the United States used cartoons, posters, movies, speeches, and television to rally popular support for war over the past century. Community Center 7:00pm – Movie Night: The Student Prince (1998) starring Edmund Purdom and Ann Blyth. Community Center Tuesday October 10th: 9:00am – Water Fitness with Robin Gallagher. Pool 9:00am & 10:00am – Depart for shopping and banking 10:30am-12:00pm – Circuit Training. Exercise Room 11:00am – Fitness Video. Fitness Room 11:15am – Annual Charity Fashion Show and Luncheon. Clothes and accessories provided by Lord & Taylor. All proceeds go to the Wilmot Cancer Center. Reservations are made in advance. Dining Room Knitting Group has been canceled today. 1:15pm – Bible Study with Chaplain Jim Grobe. Laurelwood Gallery The programs denoted with an asterisk (*) indicate it is necessary to sign up in advance. The sign up book is located beneath the digital sign. 6 Wednesday October 11th: 9:00am – Fitness Class with Robin Gallagher. Hahnemann Club 10:15am – Fitness Class with Robin Gallagher. Fitness Room *11:00am – Depart for our annual ride through Letchworth State Park and lunch at Tom Wahl’s in Avon. This year’s ride will include a hop on tour guide and some stops and walking at Letchworth State Park. No Fee for Guided Tour. Return at approx. 4:00pm. 1:00pm – Alzheimer’s Support Group for caregivers facilitated by Alzheimer’s Association staff and volunteers. The group provides updated information, emotional support, and problem solving as related to the challenges of giving care to those living with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementia. Seneca Dining Room 1:00pm-2:00pm – Open Swim with Robin Gallagher. Pool 1:30pm – Crossword Puzzles with Larry Shearer. Laurelwood Activity Room No Chorus Practice Today 4:30pm-6:00pm – Happy Hour: Drink, Specials and Appetizers. Highlands’ Pub Thursday October 12th: 9:00am – Water Fitness with Robin Gallagher. Pool 9:00am & 10:00am – Depart for shopping and banking. *9:45am – Depart for Middlesex, NY, home of the Rochester Folk Art Guild for 50 years. Tour the pottery, woodworking and clothing design workshops, along with the East Hill Gallery. We will also enjoy a farm –fresh lunch right on the campus. Lunch and Admission fee is $15, and will be collected on the bus. Walking is required. Return approx. 3:00pm 10:30am-12:00pm – Circuit Training. Exercise Room 11:00am – Fitness Video. Fitness Room 7:00pm – Evening Music: Victor Pops Concert. Community Center Resident Larry Iwan performing at the Flower City Jazz Concert. The programs denoted with an asterisk (*) indicate it is necessary to sign up in advance. The sign up book is located beneath the digital sign. 7 Friday October 13th: 9:00am – Fitness Class with Robin Gallagher. Hahnemann Club 10:15am – Fitness Class with Robin Gallagher. Fitness Room 12:30pm-1:30pm – Aquatic Exercise. Pool 1:15pm – Inspirational Hymns with Chaplain Jim Grobe. Laurelwood Gallery *1:00pm – Shopping at Victor Crossings Plaza. Store selection includes: Dollar Store, HomeGoods, Wal-Mart, Kohl’s, and PetSmart. Return approx. 4:00pm 1:30pm-2:15pm – Open Swim with Robin Gallagher. Pool 2:30pm – Music Mixer live entertainment with Brad Batz playing a Jazz Duo. Laurelwood Gallery 3:30pm – Current Events Club. Discuss current issues of the day, express your opinions, and be exposed to the ideas of your fellow residents. Community Center Saturday October 14th: No Tai Chi Class Today 9:00am-11:00am – Resident Breakfast, Non Guest Day 1:00pm – Casual Bridge Game. All are welcome to join. Social Room 1:30pm – Visit with the Guiding Eye Dogs for the blind. Laurelwood Activity Room 2:30pm – Saturday Musical Movie: Sweeny Todd (1982): The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, starring Angela Lansbury and George Hearn. Community Center Sunday October 15th: 10:30am – Communion Service with volunteers from St.
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