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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY LOCATION KEY 1 2 3 10:30 Exercise (E) 10:30 Exercise (W) W-West 11:00 Fact or Foolery (W) 11:00 Good Friday Service E- East 1:00 Fact or Foolery (E) (units) 10:30 Exercise (E,W) N- North 2:30 Comedy Hour: I Love 1:00 Jed Clampett Day- 1:30 Paint a Rainbow CSL- Canal Side Lounge Lucy Beverly Hillbillies 2:30 Friendly Visits CC- Courtyard Cafe 5:30 April Fool’s Puzzles 2:30 Concert: Best Big Band April Fool’s Day Songs 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10:30 Exercise (E) 10:30 Easter Service 11:00 Dyngus Day Facts (E,W) 10:30 Exercise (W) 10:30 Exercise (E) 10:30 Exercise (W) 10:30 Basketball Toss (E,W) 1:30 Easter Bunny Funnies 1:00 Chicken Soup (W) 11:00 Chicken Soup (E) 11:00 Resident Council 1:00 The Last Supper 11:00 Junk Drawer Detective 10:30 Exercise (E,W) 2:30 Easter Goodies 2:30 Best of Polka Music 1:00 Celebrity of the Month 1:00 For the Birds 2:30 Comedy Hour: Bob 1:00 Short Stories 1:30 Friendly Visits (E,W) (E,W) 5:30 Trivia Time Newhart 2:30 Concert: Best Songs of 2:30 Movie in Lounge Library Week 5:30 April Trivia 2:30 Monthly Birthday Party 5:30 Friendly Visits the 50’s Easter Sunday Dyngus Day 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 10:30 Exercise (E) Exercise (E) Exercise (W) Exercise (E) 10:30 10:30 10:30 10:30 Spiritual Service 11:00 Colgate Comedy Hour- Exercise (W) Rainy Day Sing-Along Elvis Presley Greatest Bob Hope’s Funniest Exercise (E,W) 10:30 11:00 11:00 11:00 10:30 1:30 Bean Bag Toss Dean Martin/Jerry Lewis The Beatles- Here Mix and Match Hits Outtakes Friendly Visits 11:00 1:00 1:30 2:30 Friendly Visits Gospel Choir Concert Comes the Sun Roy Clark Day- Hee Comedy Hour: Name that Tune Movie in the Lounge 1:00 2:30 2:30 1:00 2:30 Music and Motion Joke Telling Haw Honeymooners Concert: Henry Mancini 2:30 1:00 2:30 5:30 Would You Rather 2:30 Famous Couples 5:30 Traveling Trivia 5:30 Sleepify and Friends Music and Laughter Week 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 10:30 Spiritual Service 10;30 Exercise (W) 1:30 Mystery Hour: Twilight 10:30 Exercise (E) 10:30 Exercise (W) 10:30 Exercise (E) 11:00 What is Earth Day 10:30 Exercise (E) Zone 1950”s 11:00 Endangered Animals 11:00 Earthly Family Feud 11:00 Planting Seeds 1:00 Earth Day Puzzles 1:00 Go Fly A Kite 10:30 Friendly Visits 2:30 Friendly Visits 1:00 Earth Toss 1:00 Lavender Dough 1:00 Earth Day Detective 2:30 Comedy Hour: Dick 2:30 Concert: Best Songs of 1:30 Barbra Streisand Day 2:30 Birding 101 2:30 Yosemite National Park 2:30 Birds Nests Van Dyke Show the 40’s 2:30 Movie in the Lounge Celebrate Earth Week 5:30 Sleepify Vacation Travel Guide 5:30 Friendly Visits 5:30 Sleepify Earth Day 25 26 27 28 29 30 10:30 Spiritual Service 10:30 Exercise 10:30 Exercise 10:30 Exercise 1:30 Mystery Hour: Perry 10:30 7th Inning Stretch 10:30 Exercise 11:00 Reminiscing: Baseball 11:00 Take Me Out to The 11:00 The History of Arbor Mason 11:00 Baseball Slang 11:00 Babe Ruth Day Cards Ball Game Day 2:30 Friendly Visits 2:30 Carol Burnett Day 1:00 Music and Motion 1:00 Chicken Soup 1:00 Baseball Trivia 1:00 What Tree am I? 5:30 Traveling Trivia 2:30 Mix and Match 2:30 Friendly Visits 2:30 Comedy Hour: I Love 2:30 Concert: Best Songs of Baseball Week 5:30 Sleepify Lucy the 60’s 5:30 Armchair Traveler Arbor Day SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY LOCATION KEY 1 2 3 10:30 Exercise (E) 10:30 Exercise (W) W-West 11:00 Fact or Foolery (W) 11:00 Good Friday Service 10:30 Exercise (E,W) E- East 1:00 Fact or Foolery (E) (units) 1:30 Paint a Rainbow N- North 2:30 Comedy Hour: I Love 1:00 Jed Clampett Day- 2:30 Friendly Visits CSL- Canal Side Lounge Lucy Beverly Hillbillies CC- Courtyard Cafe 5:30 April Fool’s Puzzles 2:30 Concert: Best Big Band April Fool’s Day Songs 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10:30 Exercise (E) 10:30 Easter Service 11:00 Dyngus Day Facts (E,W) 10:30 Exercise (W) 10:30 Exercise (E) 10:30 Exercise (W) 10:30 Basketball Toss (E,W) 10:30 Exercise (E,W) 1:30 Easter Bunny Funnies 1:00 Chicken Soup (W) 11:00 Chicken Soup (E) 11:00 Resident Council 11:00 Music and Massage 11:00 Junk Drawer Detective 1:30 Friendly Visits 2:30 Easter Goodies 2:30 Best of Polka Music 1:00 Celebrity of the Month 1:00 For the Birds 1:00 The Last Supper 1:00 Short Stories 2:30 Movie in Lounge (E,W) (E,W) 2:30 Aromatherapy 2:30 Comedy Hour: Bob 2:30 Concert: Best Songs of Library Week 5:30 April Trivia 2:30 Monthly Birthday Party 5:30 Trivia Time Newhart the 50’s Friendly Visits Easter Sunday Dyngus Day 5:30 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 10:30 Exercise (W) 10:30 Spiritual Service 10:30 Exercise (E) 10:30 Exercise (W) 10:30 Exercise (E) 11:00 Elvis Presley Greatest 10:30 Exercise (E) 10:30 Exercise (E,W) 1:30 Bean Bag Toss 11:00 Colgate Comedy Hour- 11:00 The Beatles- Here 11:00 Rainy Day Sing-Along Hits 11:00 Bob Hope’s Funniest 1:30 Friendly Visits 2:30 Friendly Visits Dean Martin/Jerry Lewis Comes the Sun 1:00 Mix and Match 1:00 Music and Massage Outtakes 2:30 Movie in the Lounge 1:00 Gospel Choir Concert 1:00 Joke Telling 2:30 Roy Clark Day- Hee 2:30 Comedy Hour: 1:00 Name that Tune 2:30 Music and Motion 2:30 Famous Couples Haw Honeymooners 2:30 Concert: Henry Mancini Music and Laughter Week 5:30 Would You Rather 5:30 Traveling Trivia 5:30 Sleepify and Friends 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 10;30 Exercise (W) 10:30 Spiritual Service 10:30 Exercise (E) 10:30 Exercise (W) 10:30 Exercise (E) 11:00 What is Earth Day 10:30 Exercise (E) 10:30 Friendly Visits 1:30 Mystery Hour: Twilight 11:00 Endangered Animals 11:00 Earthly Family Feud 11:00 Planting Seeds 1:00 Earth Day Puzzles 11:00 Aromatherapy 1:30 Barbra Streisand Day Zone 1950”s 1:00 Earth Toss 1:00 Lavender Dough 1:00 Earth Day Detective 2:30 Comedy Hour: Dick 1:00 Go Fly A Kite 2:30 Movie in the Lounge 2:30 Friendly Visits 2:30 Birding 101 2:30 Yosemite National Park 2:30 Birds Nests Van Dyke Show 2:30 Concert: Best Songs of 5:30 Sleepify Vacation Travel Guide 5:30 Friendly Visits 5:30 Sleepify the 40’s Celebrate Earth Week Earth Day 25 26 27 28 29 30 10:30 Exercise 10:30 Exercise 10:30 Exercise th 10:30 Spiritual Service 10:30 7 Inning Stretch 10:30 Exercise 11:00 Reminiscing: Baseball 11:00 Take Me Out to The 11:00 The History of Arbor 1:30 Mystery Hour: Perry 11:00 Baseball Slang 11:00 Babe Ruth Day Cards Ball Game Day Mason 1:00 Music and Massage 1:00 Music and Motion 1:00 Chicken Soup 1:00 Baseball Trivia 1:00 What Tree am I? 2:30 Friendly Visits 2:30 Carol Burnett Day 2:30 Mix and Match 2:30 Friendly Visits 2:30 Comedy Hour: I Love 2:30 Concert: Best Songs of 5:30 Traveling Trivia 5:30 Sleepify Lucy the 60’s Baseball Week 5:30 Armchair Traveler Arbor Day .
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