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OCTOBER 2018

MONTH OF OCTOBER September was an interesting month with our evacu-ation half way to Fort Mill then to Orlando. I hope we have all finally recuperated because we will be making up events from September and a full schedule for Octo-ber!

DISPLAY CASE This month’s display features

Clare Mackie’s Goldscheider Collection. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the Goldscheider family produced some of the finest porcelains and ceram-

ics in Vienna, Paris, and Leipzig. Owning one of their pieces was a symbol of wealth and status. But with the rise of Hitler, the Goldscheiders emigrated to the United States, bringing their artistic expertise and business savvy with them. Clare’s family had some pieces since her childhood. She loves the elegant period clothing, soft colors, lovelyfacial expressions and courtly gestures and hope you will too! If you would like to display a collection or items, see Suzanne in Activities!

INTERNET/ART GALLERY DISPLAY This month features Art Work from Nona Story and Wendy Dixon. “Everyone is talented. You never know what talent quietly lies beneath. Until one day, a spark is ignited!”That “spark” ignited a 6-year old Nona Story during a quiet summer break. Nona’s child-hood friend, Cheryl, a victim of polio could not run and jump or enjoy outside playing. Nona’s mom, Anne Wooster, had the idea to turn indoor play into something magical and imaginative. She patiently taught the 6-year olds, Nona and Cheryl, how to embroider. That passion for creating has never been extinguished and is represented in the embroidery and counted cross-stitch that is on display.“Samplers” from Colonial Days became a favorite of

Nona’s. “Young girls would cross-stitch ‘samplers’ as an exercise to show they knew their alphabet and numbers.” Wendy Dixon has studied art in England, So. Africa, India and United States. Her first art studies be-gan at the Regent Street Polytechnic

School of Art in London. When she returned to the US, she continued her studies at Corcoran School of Art in Washington DC. Here she learned the technique of Silverpoint. She is also proficient in Watercolor, Wood Cut Print, Pastel and Pencil. Wendy’s art can be found in many museums such as the Telfair in Savannah and National Museum of Women in Arts in Washington DC. If you are interested in displaying your art, please contact Annie Coughlin or Elaine Thomas.

ACTIVITIES CANCELLATION POLICY

If you sign up to go to an event outside of The Cy-press that requires a ticket, you are responsible for the cost of the ticket once it has been ordered. If you cancel, you will be billed for the price of the ticket unless it can be resold to someone else. Thank you for understanding.

Important Phone Numbers and Websites:Cypress Concierge 843-689-7000 Activities Department 843-689-7018Dining Reservations 843-689-7099Preston Health Center 843-689-7077Cypress Clinic 843-682-7116Home Health 843-689-7017To Go Orders 843-689-7005Housekeeping 843-682-7113Transportation/Maintenance 843-689-7020Salon 843-689-7023

My.Cypress my.cypressofhiltonhead.comHH Plantation www.Hiltonheadplantation.comTown of Hilton Head www.hiltonheadisland.gov

Highlights

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Off the Tee by Estelle Roberts The Golf and Weather Gods were indeed good to the participants of the September 8th Second Saturday Golf. The 16 players divided nicely into four 4-somes and we enjoyed both a nice cloud cover and slight breeze. We had 2 new participants: Evelyn Phillips and Judy Rizza. The latter’s debut was memorable as she was a member of the winning tea with Bill Dix, George Carmody and Estelle Roberts. They had as even par score of 33 achieved with no bogies and no birdies. Closest to the Pin were Gloria Rohr and Lou Mahoney.

Good time was had by all! Come and join us!

We will meet in the lounge at 8:45am with play at 9am!!

Wednesday, October 3Sunset Dinner CruiseFrom HarbourtownDepart at 5pm $75pp

Come aboard the Spirit of Har-bour Town for Hilton Head

Island’s only Sunset Dinner Cruise. Enjoy our Lowcountry themed

menu prepared fresh daily by the award-winning chefs at the Sea

Pines Resort. Nowhere on Hilton Head will you have dining views like this as we travel through the

intracoastal waterways.

Friday, October 5HH Choral Society:

Music From the Small ScreenDepart at 7:15pm $30pp

We begin our season with a televi-sion-inspired pops concert Music from the Small Screen

Saturday, October 6Chili Cook Off

Depart at 11:30am $15pp Come out and support Chef Eric as he goes head to head with the Chef from Tidepoint! Enjoy a va-riety of chilis from the restaurants

and local amateurs!

Wednesday, October 17Marc Lapadula-The Movie

GuyFilms that Changed AmericaWhether intentionally or not,

some movies have brought social issues to light, changed laws, for-warded ideologies both good and

bad, and altered the course of American history through their resounding impact on society.

Thursday, October 18Rosehill Mansion Tour and

LunchDepart at 9:30am $40pp

Enjoy the Rosehill Mansion decked out for fall! This includes

a one hour guided tour of the mansion and buffet lunch.

Sunday, October 21Amadeas at the Arts Center

Depart 1:15pm $43ppWolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a

rowdy young prodigy, arrives in Vienna, the music capital of the world – and he’s determined to

make a splash!

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Event Listing

Bible Study of LukeWith Chris Benner

MondayOctober 1, 8, 15, 22, 2910am in Living Room

Join us as we share the parables and stories of this great book written by a physician, author and disciple of

God. The study of Acts will be next.

Remainder of Greenbrier Money Due

Monday October 1

Art ClassMonday

October 1, 8, 15, 22, 2910am-12pm Art Room

Jennifer will be teaching the Monday class so join her for a new lesson each week. Anyone is welcome with any level of talent

Sue Britt’s Bible StudyMonday

October 1, 8, 15, 22, 291pm Game Room

We are in our study of the Life of Jesus. This study was created by taking the information from

all four Gospels and arranging it chronologically. It is hoped that this approach will enable you to

put yourself into the narrative and really gain a deep understanding of Jesus, his life and ministry, and the world in which he lived! Ours is a participatory study where questions

are welcomed and discussion is encouraged.

Contact Sue Britt for more information or if you would like to

attend.843-681-7553

“That The World May Know”

TuesdayOctober 2, 9, 16, 23, 3010:30am Living Room

Join Elaine Thomas as she leads an adventure of discovery using Ray Vander Laan’s video series

“That the World May Know”. This study illuminated the historical,

geographical, and cultural context of the scared Scriptures which may transform your understanding of

God. Any questions please call 843-686-2692.

Duplicate BridgeTuesday

October 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 1pm in the Cypress Hall

“Talking Wall Street”WednesdayOctober 3

11am Cypress HallJoin Member Bill Dix as he leads a one-hour discussion on the Stock Market patterned from the TV

program, “Wall Street Week with Louis Rukeyser”. Bill spent 35

years on Wall Street with Smith Barney before retiring to Hilton

Head in 1995. The importance of protecting your assets and choosing the right way to benefit your heirs

from your work cannot be over emphasized in these uncertain times. Our guest, Catherine

Scarminach will also discuss how various tax laws will impact your

decisions. I suggest you check your legal documents and come with questions for our guest attorney.Sign up on My.Cypress or at Activities

Desk

Sunset Dinner CruiseFrom Harbour Town

ThursdayOctober 3

Depart at 5pm$75pp

Come aboard the Spirit of Harbour Town for Hilton Head

Island’s only Sunset Dinner Cruise. Enjoy our Lowcountry themed menu prepared fresh daily by the award-winning

chefs at the Sea Pines Resort. Nowhere on Hilton Head will

you have dining views like this as we travel through the

intracoastal waterways.Sign up on My.Cypress or at Activities

Desk

Flu ShotsWed, Thurs, FriOctober 3, 4, 5

1-4pm Cypress HallFor all Cypress Members

Yoga with GayleThursday

October 4, 11, 18, 2510am Cypress Hall

Join Gayle as she leads you through a series of yoga poses and relaxation.

“Life After Loss” Grief Support

CounselingThursdayOctober 4

10am-12pm Internet Gallery

Robin with Hospice Compassus will be here for counseling and support. This will meet every first Thursday of each month. Anyone who has experienced

the loss of a loved one is welcome to attend.


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“Being Mortal”

Study with John Miller

ThursdayOctober 4, 11, 2510-11:30am Art

RoomJohn Miller is the

pastor of The Chapel Without Walls, which

holds services each Sunday morning at

The Cypress. He will lead a class based

on the book BEING MORTAL. The

best-selling book was written by Dr. Atul Gawande, a famous Boston surgeon. Dr. Gawande traces the

issues involved as older people advance in years, addressing

the medical questions which inevitably

confront them. “Being Mortal” is a subject

that it is wise for older people in particular to

ponder.This will be a weekly series.

Sign up on My.Cypress or at Activities Desk

Bocce with RonFriday

October 5, 12, 19, 26

9amBocce CourtJoin Ron Sibley

and others for a fun competitive social

game.

World Affairs Council-Larry Diamond-

Liberal Democratic Order in CrisisFriday

October 5Depart at 9:15am

DEMOCRACY is going through its worst crisis since the 1930s. In recent years, as leading

authoritarian countries such as China, Iran, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and Venezuela have become emboldened within the global arena, challenging

the liberal international political order, the advanced democracies have retreated rather than

responding to this threat. While some analysts draw upon this evidence to argue that the world

has entered a “democratic recession,” others dispute that interpretation, emphasizing instead

democracy’s success in maintaining the huge gains it made during the last quarter of the twentieth

century.

Cypress Noteables ChorusFriday

October 5, 12, 19, 2610:30am in the Cypress Hall

Rick Radcliff leads a spirited 90 minutes of choral singing. No experience or sign-up required.

Stretch and FlowFriday

October 5, 12, 19, 2611am LR

Join Suzanne for a new class that incorporates the principles of basic stretching, Qi Gong, Tai Chi and Relaxation. Great for all ages and abilities.

Mah JonggFriday

October 5, 12, 19, 261pm in the Game Room

“Open Table” Mah Jongg takes place each Friday at 1:00 in the game room. Anyone is welcome to

come to join in on the fun. If you have any questions or would like to learn to play, call Julia Qudeen (843)342-7671 or Marilyn

Shaw (843)686-6020.

HH Choral SocietyMusic from the

Small ScreenFriday

October 5Depart at 7:15pm

$30pp We begin our season with a television-

inspired pops concert Music from the Small Screen with everything

from the Ed Sullivan Show, to The Wonderful World of Disney, along

with some of your favorite TV theme songs and music from the Beatles,

Elvis and much more.Sign up on My.Cypress or at Activities Desk

Kiwanis Chili Cook OffSaturdayOctober 6

Depart at 11:30am $15pp

Come out and support Chef Eric as he goes head to head with the Chef from Tidepoint! Ticket includes chili samples from all participants! Come

hungry! Sign up on My.Cypress or at Activities Desk

Sundaes on MondaysMonday

October 8 and 22 12pm

Cypress LoungeStop by for a sweet treat!

Isings Travel TalkMonday

October 84pm Cypress HallCome and enjoy an

in-depth presentation and door prizes on our exciting The Cypress of Hilton

Head extended trips scheduled for 2019/2020 through the Epic Journeys Collection! Sign up on My.Cypress or at

Activities Desk



Spirit of Harbour TownBoat to Savannah

TuesdayOctober 9

Depart at 8:15am$68pp

Disembark onto the ballast stones of River Street and tour the buildings and shops of Factors Walk, the old cotton merchant houses. Continue into the historic district and see the

restored Antebellum homes, squares, fountains and churches made famous in many popular movies. Our high-speed transit to Savannah allows you over four hours to shop, sightsee, take a trolley tour, and find a restaurant for

lunch. Sign up on My.Cypress or at Activities Desk

Hearing Aid and Ear CheckWednesdayOctober 10

9-10am Living Room

Hannah from Palmetto Ear, Nose and Throat will be here to check your

hearing aids and ears.

Talbots Truck ShowWednesdayOctober 10

Depart at 12:45pmSee the latest fall fashions, enjoy a

fashion show and snack and help with any shopping from the fashion experts.

Great lady’s day out. Sign up on My.Cypress or at Activities Desk.

Octoberfest with Nick WednesdayOctober 10

5-6pm LoungeEnjoy some pre dinner music

with Nick on the Accordion. Hors d’oeuvres will be served and drinks are

regular prices.

Life Long Learning:The Genius of

George GershwinThursdayOctober 11

1:30-3:30pmCypress Hall

Through word and song, Carole Galli will bring to life some of

the highlights of the genius that Gershwin was. Carole is a classically trained soprano who has devoted 33 years to music

education, conducting workshops and clinics for others in her

professionSign up on My.Cypress or at Activities

Desk.

Wellness Lecture:Strength Training

ThursdayOctober 11

4pm Cypress HallCome and hear from our Therapy

Coordinator, Susan about our wellness topic for the month:

Strength Training Sign up on My.Cypress or at Activities

Desk

Shred It Truck at Cypress

FridayOctober 12 9am-12pm

In Front of the Club House

Bring down any old papers to be shredded

Carte BoutiqueFriday

October 1210am-2pm Art Room

Shopping comes to you! Stop in and check out the clothes, jewelry

and shoes.

Second Saturday GolfSaturday

October 138:45am in Cypress Lounge

Join your fellow golfers for a friendly competitive game of golf. Tee-off is at 9am. In case of inclement weather, it

will be postponed to October 20.

HHI History DaySaturday

October 13Depart at 9am

$15ppThe Heritage Library is celebrating HHI History Day with a bus tour to Ft. Howell, Mitchelville, Ft. Walker

and Steam Gun. You will learn about the Civil War history and Forts of the

island. Will be back around noon. Sign up on My.Cypress or at Activities Desk

Life Long Learning:Evolution of the Novel

MondayOctober 15

10am-12pmCypress Hall

The class will discuss the process of taking an idea on a ten-year trip to

producing a first novel; what it takes to write, edit and self-publish a novel…. Taught by Jim Riggs, a high school and college teacher for forty years.

Sign up on My.Cypress or at Activities Desk.

Restaurant of the Month:Wise Guys

MondayOctober 15

Depart at 4:45pm$30pp

We will head to Main Street for one of the Cypress Favorites. Price includes food, drink, tax and tip.

Alcoholic Drink will be on your own. Sign up at Activities Desk to select your

entrée.


OctoberBirthday Dinner

TuesdayOctober 16

5pm in the Dining RoomCelebrate the October

birthdays with other Cypress members born in OctoberSign up on My.Cypress or at

Activities Desk

Films that Changed America with Yale

Professor Marc LapadulaWednesdayOctober 17

10am-12pm Cypress HallWhile most works of cinema

are produced for mass-entertainment and escapism, a peculiar minority have had

a profound impact on our culture. Whether intentionally

or not, some movies have brought social issues to light,

changed laws, forwarded ideologies both good and

bad, and altered the course of American history through their resounding impact on

society.Sign up on My.Cypress or at

Activities Desk

Beaufort County Bookmobile

Wednesday October 17 and 31

1:30-2:30pmThe Library on Wheels is fully

equipped to provide all the services you expect from your local Library. You can sign up or renew a Library card, check

out books and movies and pick up books on reserve. It is

handicap accessible.

National Federation of the Blind with Susan

Donahoe, OT and Tim Riley, PT

WednesdayOctober 17

2pm Cypress HallDid you know that 1/3 seniors above the age of 65 and nearly 1 in 2 seniors over the age of 80 will fall at least once this

year? Please join Tim and Susan as they will discuss the most common causes for

falls and how to prevent future falls. They will be discussing how low vision impacts the environment and increases the risk of falls. And they will also be discussing how balance plays an important role in fall prevention. Come learn some better

balance tips from the team!Sign up on My.Cypress or at Activities Desk

Rose Hill Mansion Tour and Lunch

ThursdayOctober 18

Depart at 9:30am$40pp

Enjoy the Rosehill Mansion decked out for fall! This includes a one hour guided tour

of the mansion and buffet lunch. Sign up on My.Cypress or at Activities Desk

HHI Bridge Referendum Informational Meeting

ThursdayOctober 18

1:30pm Cypress HallOn this November 6th’s ballot will be a

complex referendum relating to our bridges and the corridor leading from them. You will be asked whether or not you wish to have a sales tax increase to finance the

heavy cost of expanding to three lanes and replacing one of the four spans judged to be at the end of useful life. The facts are complex and we will have a two person

panel of distinguished community leaders to present both sides of this issue and allow

for Q & A from those in attendance.

Cypress Open HouseFriday

October 191-4pm

Opera: Samson Et DalilaSaturday

October 20Depart at 12pm

Bring money for your ticket which will be purchased at the Bluffton

Cinemark. Tickets can range from $16-25pp depending on the show. Sign up on My.Cypress or at Activities Desk

Amadeus at the Arts Center

SundayOctober 21

Depart at 1:15pm $43pp

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a rowdy young prodigy, arrives in Vienna,

the music capital of the world – and he’s determined to make a splash.

Awestruck by his genius, court composer Antonio Salieri has the power to promote Mozart’s talent or destroy his reputation. Seized by obsessive jealousy he begins a

war with Mozart, with music, and ultimately, with God.


Computer Class:How to Stay Safe Online

MondayOctober 22

10am-12pm Cypress HallThis class will be about computer security, data security, common

scams and how to avoid them. It will also include virus protection, computer updates, and security

settings. Though most of it will be applicable for both Mac and PC

systems, there will be specific details for both.

Kevin with Carolina IT will be able to help with questions.




HHSO: Season Opener at

Sound WavesMonday


$47ppAn interactive work for orchestra and media. A

one-act concert, consisting of selected movements for chamber orchestra, set to dramatic and immersive

lighting and video.This is at their new venue and there are limited seats

for this concert. Sign up on My.Cypress or at

Activities Desk

World Affairs Council-

Bruce Hoffman-Liberal

Democratic Order Inside Terrorism

TodayFriday


While ISIS has dominated the headlines and

preoccupied our attention for the past four years,

al-Qaeda has been quietly rebuilding. The

resurrection of al-Qaeda’s presence in both Afghanistan and Somalia

and the solidification of its influence in Syria

and Yemen, underscores the stubborn resiliency

and continued vitality of America’s preeminent

terrorist enemy.Sign up on My.Cypress or at

Activities Desk

Root Beer Float FridayFriday

October 2612 pm Cypress Lounge

Annual Budget MeetingFriday

October 261:30pm Cypress Hall

Organ Rededication Concert Friday


$20 Donation is suggestedHeard at All Saints Episcopal Church, Dr. Patrick Hawkins will perform a concert featuring Bach’s St Anne’s Prelude and Fugue, movements from

Widor’s Organ Symphony No. 2 and other works showcasing the revoicing of the Paul and Edie

Kopelcheck Organ. Sign up on My.Cypress or at Activities Desk

Alzheimer’s Walk in BlufftonSaturday


This will be a 2 mile walk with a ceremony beginning at 10:45am and walk beginning at

11am. Many of us donated and exercised over the summer and this is official walk put on by the

Alzheimer’s Association. Sign up on My.Cypress or at Activities Desk

Lean Ensemble:Who Am I This Time? (& Other

Conundrums of Love)Sunday


$35ppThe subject of this play—as we are told at the outset—is love, pure and complicated. Set on

the stage of The North Crawford Mask & Wig Club (“the finest community theatre in central

Connecticut!”), three early comic masterpieces by Kurt Vonnegut are sewn together into a seamless evening of hilarity and humanity. This is a smart,

delightful love story for the whole family.

Life Long Learning:The Music Of WWI

From The Assassination Of Arch Duke Ferdinand

To The Armistice Monday

October 291:30-3:30pmCypress Hall

WWI fundamentally marked a re-orientation in music history. Irving Berlin and others began to

produce patriotic music such as “God Bless America”. George Gershwin, a more classical composer, now wrote his biggest hit, “Suwanee”. Victor Herbert, notable for his concertos,

began to compose operettas, including “Babes in Toyland” and “Naughty Marietta”. And Sergei

Rachmaninov was one of the greatest 20th century pianists. This course will take you on a musical journey

from the assassination of Arch Duke Ferdinand to the Armistice.

Sign up on My.Cypress or at Activities Desk.

Afternoon Bingowith Heidi

MondayOctober 29

4pm in the Cypress HallJoin fellow Cypress Members for an hour of BINGO! Fun and prizes for

all winners!

Chef ’s TableMonday

October 295:30pm in the Private Dining

RoomThe Success of the Chef ’s Table has been overwhelming positive!

Chris Katon is maintaining the list of sign-ups for the event. If you

were on the original sign-up sheet, you received an invitation indicating

which month you are scheduled to attend. Each month will feature

wines from different regions around the world paired with regional

food creations. October’s theme is Oregon.


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Morning CoffeeEvery Morning

7:30 - 11:00 A.M.


Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

8am Moving in the Morning with Suzanne (Gym)

8:45am Morning Stretch with Heidi (Gym) 9:30am Beach Walk with Heidi 10am-12pm Art Class with Jennifer (AR) 10am Lessons Learned from Study-

Chris Benner (LR) 11:30am Water Aerobics with Heidi 1pm Sue Britt's Bible Study (GR) 1:15pm Meditation (LR) 2:30pm Low Impact Aerobics (CH) Remainder of Greenbrier

Money Due

8:30am Water Aerobics with Heidi 10am Sit and Be Fit with Heidi (Gym) 10:30am That the World May Know (LR) 11am Better Balance with Heidi (CH) 1pm Duplicate Bridge (CH) 1:30pm Seated Upper Body Strength (Gym) 2pm Circuit Training with Heidi (Gym)


8:45am Morning Stretch with Heidi (Gym) 9:30am Abs Abs Abs with Heidi 10:15am Meditation (LR) 11am Water Aerobics with Heidi 11am Talking Wall Street with Bill Dix (CH) 1-4pm Flu Shots (CH) 1pm Basic Balance with Heidi (Gym) 1:30pm Sit and Be Fit with Heidi (Gym 5pm Depart for Sunset Dinner Cruise

9:30am Friends Meeting and Discussion-All Welcome (LR)

9:30am John Miller's Chapel without Walls (CH)

1pm Croquet Play (Court) 2pm First Presbyterian Church Com-

munion Service



Chris Benner (LR) 11:30am Water Aerobics with Heidi 12pm Sundaes on Monday 1pm Sue Britt's Bible Study (GR) 1:15pm Meditation (LR) 2:30pm Low Impact Aerobics (CH) 4pm Isings Travel Talk (CH)

8:15am Depart for Boat to Savannah 8:30am Water Aerobics with Heidi 10am Sit and Be Fit with Heidi (Gym) 10:30am Building and Grounds Commit-

tee 10:30am That the World May Know (LR) 11am Better Balance with Heidi (CH) 1pm Duplicate Bridge (CH) 1:30pm Seated Upper Body Strength

(Gym) 2pm Circuit Training (Gym)


9:30am Friends Meeting and Discussion-All Welcome


1pm Croquet Play (Court)



Chris Benner (LR) 10am-12pm LLL-Evolution of a Novel 11:30am Water Aerobics with Heidi 1pm Sue Britt's Bible Study (GR) 1:15pm Meditation (LR) 2:30pm Low Impact Aerobics (CH) 4:45pm Depart for Restaurant of the

Month: Wise Guys

8:30am Water Aerobics with Heidi 10am Sit and Be Fit with Heidi (Gym) 10:30am That the World May Know (LR) 11am Better Balance with Heidi (CH) 1pm Duplicate Bridge (CH) 1:30pm Seated Upper Body Strength

(Gym) 2pm Circuit Training with Heidi (Gym) 5pm October Birthday Dinner

8am Moving in the Morning (Gym) 8:45am Morning Stretch with Heidi (Gym)

9:30am Friends Meeting and Discussion-All Welcome


1pm Croquet Play (Court) 1:15pm Depart for Arts Center: Amadeas

8:45am Morning Stretch with Heidi (Gym) 9:30am Beach Walk with Heidi


(Gym) 2pm Circuit Training with Heidi (Gym) 8:45am Morning Stretch with Heidi (Gym)

9:30am Abs Abs Abs with Heidi 10:15am Meditation (LR) 11am Water Aerobics with Heidi 1pm Basic Balance with Heidi (Gym) 1:30pm Sit and Be Fit with Heidi (Gym)

9:30am Friends Meeting and Discus-sion-All Welcome


1pm Croquet Play (Court) 1:30pm Depart for Lean Ensemble

8am Moving in the Morning with Suzanne 8:45am Morning Stretch (Gym)


(Gym) 2pm Circuit Training with Heidi (Gym)

8am Moving in the Morning with Suzanne

8:45am Morning Stretch with Heidi (Gym) 9:30am Abs Abs Abs with Heidi 10:15am Meditation (LR) 10:30am-12pm Bernard Snyder's Book Signing

(CH) 11am Members Council 11am Water Aerobics with Heidi 1pm Basic Balance with Heidi (Gym) 1:30pm Sit and Be Fit with Heidi (Gym) 1:30pm Bookmobile at Cypress 3pm Halloween Pet Ice Cream Paw-ty

(Patio)

8:45am Morning Stretch with Heidi (Gym) 9-10am Hearing Aid and Ear Checks with

Hannah (LR) 9:30am Abs Abs Abs 10am My.Cypress Committee 10:15am Meditation (LR) 11am Water Aerobics with Heidi 12:45pm Depart for Talbots Trunk Show 1pm Basic Balance with Heidi (Gym) 1:30pm Sit and Be Fit with Heidi (Gym) 5-6pm Octoberfest with Accordion Nick

9:30am Abs Abs Abs with Heidi 10am Mark Lapadula-Films that Changed

America (CH) 10:15am Meditation (LR) 11am Water Aerobics with Heidi 1pm Basic Balance with Heidi (Gym) 1:30pm Bookmobile at the Cypress 1:30pm Sit and Be Fit with Heidi (Gym) 2pm National Federation of the Blind (AR) 2pm Food and Beverage Committee

Meeting

10am-12pm Art Class with Jennifer (AR) 10am-12pm Computer Class:How to Stay

Safe Online (CH) 10am Lessons Learned from Study-

Chris Benner (LR) 11:30am Water Aerobics with Heidi 12pm Sundaes on Monday (Lounge) 1pm Sue Britt's Bible Study (GR) 1:15pm Meditation (LR) 2:30pm Low Impact Aerobics (CH) 7:15pm Depart for HHSO: Season Opener 9:30am Beach Walk with Heidi 10am Regime Meeting 10am Finance Committee 10am-12pm Art Class with Jennifer (AR) 10am Lessons Learned from Study (LR) 11:30am Water Aerobics with Heidi 1pm Sue Britt's Bible Study (GR) 1:15pm Meditation (LR) 1:30pm LLL-Music of WWI (CH) 2:30pm Low Impact Aerobics (CH) 4pm Bingo with Heidi (CH) 5:30pm Chef's Table (PDR)

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 8am Moving in the Morning with Suzanne

(Gym) 8:45am Morning Stretch with Heidi (Gym) 9:30am Abs Abs Abs with Heidi 10:15am Meditation (LR) 11am Water Aerobics with Heidi 11am Talking Wall Street with Bill Dix (CH) 1-4pm Flu Shots (CH) 1pm Basic Balance with Heidi (Gym) 1:30pm Sit and Be Fit with Heidi (Gym 5pm Depart for Sunset Dinner Cruise

8:30am Water Aerobics with Suzanne 9am Low Impact Aerobics with Heidi (Gym) 10am Yoga wth Gayle (CH) 10am-12pm "Life After Loss" Grief Support

Counseling (IG) 10am Study with John Miller-Being

Mortal (AR) 10am Sit and Be Fit with Heidi (Gym) 10am St Francis Communion (Preston) 11am Better Balance (Gym) 1-4pm Flu Shots (CH) 1:30pm Seated Upper Body Strength (Gym) 2pm Circuit Training with Heidi (Gym)

9am Bocce with Ron (Court) 9:15am Depart for WAC-Larry Diamond-

Liberal Democratic Order in Crisis 9:30am Abs Abs Abs (Gym) 10am Sit and Be Fit (Gym) 10am Water Aerobics with Suzanne 10:30am Cypress Noteables Chorus with Rick

(LR) 11am Stretch and Flow with Suzanne (LR) 1-4pm Flu Shots (CH) 1pm Mah Jongg 3pm Dominoes (GR) 7:15pm Depart for HH Choral Society

8am-4pm Flu Shots for HHP (CH) 9am Croquet Lessons and Play

(Courts) 9:45am Depart for Publix and Wal-Mart 11:30am Depart for Chili Cook Off


8:30am Water Aerobics with Suzanne 9am Low Impact Aerobics (Gym) 9am Bocce with Ron (Court)

9am-12pm Shreddding Truck at Cypress 9:30am Abs Abs Abs (Gym) 10am Sit and Be Fit (Gym) 10am Water Aerobics with Suzanne 10am-2pm Carte Clothing Sale (AR) 10:30am Cypress Noteables Chorus with Rick

(LR) 11am Stretch and Flow with Suzanne (LR) 1pm Mah Jongg 1:30pm Library Committee 3pm Dominoes (GR)

8:45am Meet for Second Saturday Golf 9am Croquet Play and Lessons

(Courts) 9am Depart for HHI History Day

8am Moving in the Morning (Gym) 8:45am Morning Stretch with Heidi (Gym)

8:30am Water Aerobics with Suzanne 9am Low Impact Aerobics (Gym) 9am Bocce with Ron (Court)

9:30am Abs Abs Abs (Gym) 10am Sit and Be Fit (Gym) 10am Water Aerobics with Suzanne 10:30am Cypress Noteables Chorus with

Rick (LR) 11am Stretch and Flow with Suzanne

(LR) 1-4pm Fall Open House 1pm Mah Jongg 3pm Dominoes (GR)

9am Croquet Play and Lessons (Courts)

9am Bus for Harris Teeter and Main Street

12pm Depart for Opera: Samson Et Dalila

Suzanne gone through Oct 20-25

9:30am Abs Abs Abs with Heidi 10:15am Meditation (LR) 11am Water Aerobics with Heidi 1pm Basic Balance with Heidi (Gym) 1:30pm Sit and Be Fit with Heidi (Gym)

9am Low Impact Aerobics with Heidi (Gym)

10am Yoga wth Gayle (CH) 10am Sit and Be Fit with Heidi (Gym) 10am St Francis Communion (Preston) 10am Study with John Miller-Being

Mortal (AR) 11am Better Balance (CH) 1:30pm Seated Upper Body Strength (Gym) 1:30pm** Water Aerobics with Heidi 2pm Circuit Training with Heidi (Gym)

9am Bocce with Ron (Court) 9:15am Depart for WAC: Bruce Hoff-

man-Inside Terrorism Today 9am Croquet Play and Lessons (Courts)

9:45am Depart for Alzheimer's Walk in Bluffton

8am Moving in the Morning with Suzanne

8:45am Morning Stretch with Heidi (Gym) 9:30am Abs Abs Abs with Heidi 10:15am Meditation (LR) 10:30am-12pm Bernard Snyder's Book Signing

(CH) 11am Members Council 11am Water Aerobics with Heidi 1pm Basic Balance with Heidi (Gym) 1:30pm Sit and Be Fit with Heidi (Gym) 1:30pm Bookmobile at Cypress 3pm Halloween Pet Ice Cream Paw-ty

(Patio)

8:45am Morning Stretch with Heidi (Gym) 9-10am Hearing Aid and Ear Checks with

Hannah (LR) 9:30am Abs Abs Abs 10am My.Cypress Committee 10:15am Meditation (LR) 11am Water Aerobics with Heidi 12:45pm Depart for Talbots Trunk Show 1pm Basic Balance with Heidi (Gym) 1:30pm Sit and Be Fit with Heidi (Gym) 5-6pm Octoberfest with Accordion Nick

10am Yoga wth Gayle (CH) 10am Sit and Be Fit with Heidi (Gym) 10am St Francis Communion (Preston) 10am Study with John Miller-Being Mortal (AR) 11am Better Balance with Heidi (CH) 1:30pm Seated Upper Body Strength (Gym) 1:30pm LLL-The Genius of George Gershwin 2pm Health and Safety Committee 2pm Activities Committee 2pm Circuit Training (Gym) 4pm Wellness Lecture: Strength Training (CH)

9:30am Abs Abs Abs with Heidi 10am Mark Lapadula-Films that Changed

America (CH) 10:15am Meditation (LR) 11am Water Aerobics with Heidi 1pm Basic Balance with Heidi (Gym) 1:30pm Bookmobile at the Cypress 1:30pm Sit and Be Fit with Heidi (Gym) 2pm National Federation of the Blind (AR) 2pm Food and Beverage Committee

Meeting

9:30am Depart for Rose Hill Mansion Tour and Lunch

10am Yoga wth Gayle (CH) 10am Study with John Miller-Being Mortal (AR) 10am Sit and Be Fit with Heidi (Gym) 10am St Francis Communion (Preston) 11am Better Balance (CH) 1:30pm Seated Upper Body Strength (Gym) 1:30pm HH Bridge Referendum Informa-

tional Talk (CH) 2pm Circuit Training with Heidi (Gym)

9:30am Abs Abs Abs (Gym) 10am Sit and Be Fit (Gym) 10am** Water Aerobics 10:30am Cypress Noteables Chorus with Rick

(LR) 12pm Root Beer Floats (Lounge) 1pm Mah Jongg 1:30pm Annual Budget Meeting (CH) 3pm Dominoes (GR) 6:15pm Depart for Organ Rededication Concert


Bernard Snyder’s Book Signing

WednesdayOctober 31

10:30am-12pm Cypress Hall

Our own Bernard from the kitchen will be signing his latest novel about a woman torn between two men. Buy the book and find out what happens!

Please come by and check out his book and make a purchase.

Cypress Halloween Costume Pet Paw-ty!

WednesdayOctober 31

3pm Patio by Dining Room

Dress you and your pet up for our Halloween Ice Cream Paw-ty! If you don’t have a pet-dress yourself up and come down for the fun! We will have ice cream for people and pets! We are also

going to make a PET CALENDAR with our own Cypress pets so even if your pet is not dressed up, bring them for pictures! It will be a fun day for all!


CroquetSaturdays 9am

Sunday 1pm Regular Play and Lessons

Join in a fun game of croquet with your friends! If you are new to the game, lessons offered Saturday

at 10:15amFor more info-call Lois Hilger at 843-363-5456

Low Vision ServicesThe two telephone numbers, 843-682-7180 and

843-682-7181, on which you could hear the Activities and a portion of the Bulletin each week, are currently unavailable due to technical issues. Don’t forget that there is a magnifier available in the library. In addition, there is an audible print reader in the gallery. There are instructions in

large print on the table beside the device. If you would like help using that, Trudy Backus would be willing to meet you there in order to go over the instructions with you. Contact her at 843-

715-4210.

Looking Ahead……• **Daufuskie Island Tour-Tuesday, November 8 10am-

4pm $79pp includes boat ride and 2 hour tour. Lunch on your own. Must sign up by October 26. Sign up in Activities Book

• **Charleston Christmas Special-Sunday, December 16 Depart at12:30pm $35pp for show, dinner afterward on your own. Must sign up by Nov 1 to secure tickets. Producers Brad and Jennifer Moranz have created an entirely new show of musical performances and comedy sketches — all with a holiday theme. From holiday classics to spiritual favorites and everything in between, this year’s Charleston Christmas Special has something for everyone. This annual show has become a true holiday tradition for more than 10,000 people each year. Make it part of your holiday tradition!

• Telfair Museum-Monet to Matisse • Gary Mauer the Magician • Columbia Art Musuem• Voting

TripsDecember 3-7: Christmas Trip to the Greenbrier 5 Days 4 Nights Day 1: Winery Tour in Raleigh, NC Day 2-3: Greenbrier Day 4: Old Salem and Tour of Historic area Day 5: Depart for Hilton Head

January 27-Feb 3: Caribbean Cruise on board the Holland America “Rotterdam” 7 Days 6 Nights Day 1: Depart for Tampa, FL and board the ship Day 2: Key West, Fl Day 3: Day at Sea Day 4: Mahogany Bay, Roatan, Honduras Day 5: Santo Tomas De Castilla, Guatemala Day 6: Day at Sea Day 7: Arrive in Tampa and travel to HHI Flyer with details and sign up at Activities Desk

IMPORTANT TRIP INFORMATIONWe still have room on all the trips. If you have friends that do not live at Cypress, they are still able to go with you. Please have them call the Activities Desk or let me know about them. Schedule of Deposits and Payment: Greenbrier- Final Payment October 1Caribbean Cruise-Final Payment November 1



New Books in the Library for October

“The Book Thief” by Markus Zusak The extraordinary #1 “New York Times” bestseller that will be in movie theaters on November 15, 2013, Markus Zusak’s unforgettable story is about the ability of books to feed the soul. It is 1939. Nazi Germany. The country is holding its breath. Death has never been busier, and will become busier still. Liesel Meminger is a foster girl living outside of Munich, who scratches out a meager existence for herself by stealing when she encounters something she can’t resist-books. With the help of her accordion-playing foster father, she learns to read and shares her stolen books with her neighbors

during bombing raids as well as with the Jewish man hidden in her basement. In superbly crafted writing that burns with intensity, award-winning author Markus Zusak, author of “I Am the Messenger, “ has given us one of the most enduring stories of our time.

“Educated “ by Tar WestoverTara Westover was seventeen the first time she set foot in a classroom. Born to survivalists in the mountains of Idaho, she prepared for the end of the world by stockpiling home-canned peaches and sleeping with her “head-for-the-hills” bag. In the summer she stewed herbs for her mother, a midwife and healer, and in the winter she salvaged metal in her father’s junkyard. Her father distrusted the medical establishment, so Tara never saw a doctor or nurse. Gashes and concussions, even burns from explosions, were all treated at home with herbalism. The family was so isolated from mainstream society that there was no one to ensure the children received an education,

and no one to intervene when an older brother became violent. When another brother got himself into college and came back with news of the world beyond the mountain, Tara decided to try a new kind of life. She taught herself enough mathematics, grammar, and science to take the ACT and was admitted to Brigham Young University. There, she studied psychology, politics, philosophy, and history, learning for the first time about pivotal world events like the Holocaust and the Civil Rights Movement. Her quest for knowledge transformed her, taking her over oceans and across continents, to Harvard and to Cambridge University. Only then would she wonder if she’d traveled too far, if there was still a way home.

**These books are in large print.

Coming soon!! The most invigorating, laughter filled oppoartunity you will ever have to step out of your routine! Chauncy Fauntlery Schnitzy IV is coming to the Cypress in our brand new Cypress Caper, enhanced by a cast of versatile members, happy singers, a big voice narrator and assorted other peculiar folks! Stop by the Activities Desk for more information.

Junior Art League of Savannah presents Earlene Vining, America’s Number 1 speaker on “Successful Daily Living” Thursday, October 11 at 11:30am at CCHH. $35pp if you are interested, please contact Susie Allen at 843-802-4388 Informational Flyer located at Activities Desk



FITNESS M I N D , B O D Y A N D S P I R I T

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY8:00am Moving in the Morning Moving in the Morning

8:30amMorning Stretch

8:45 Water AerobicsMorning Stretch

8:45 Water Aerobics 9:00am to 9:15 to 9:15 Low Impact Aerobics 9:30am Beach Walk Abs Abs Abs Abs Abs Abs

10:00am Sit and Be Fit Meditation 10:15 Sit and Be FitSit and Be Fit/Water

Aerobics

10:30am

11:00am return 11:15Better Balance

101 Water Aerobics Better Balance 101Stretch and

Flow11:30am Water Aerobics 12:00pm to 12:15 12:30pm 1:00pm Meditation 11:15 Basic Balance

1:30pm Upper Body Strength

(Gym) Sit and Be FitUpper Body Strength

(Gym) 2:00pm Circuit Training Circuit Training 2:30pm Low Impact Aerobics 3:00pm to 3:15 3:30pm

Beach Walk - Take an invigorating walk on the beach or just relax and take in the sights.Abs..Abs..Abs - 15 minutes of no-nonsense abdominal exercises. (Chair options available)Low Impact Aerobics - An invigorating combination of low impact exercises. Sit and Be Fit - Chair aerobic and strength exercises done with the support of the chair. Water Aerobics - Variety of low impact water exercises.Basic Balance - 20 minutes of balance exercisesBetter Balance 101 - A variety of balancing, abdominal and leg strengthening exercisesSeated Upper Body Strength - Full workout to build upper body musclesMorning Stretch Class - A refreshing stretch class to get you up and movingCircuit Training - Full 45 minutes of fitness rotation. Great class for those who like variety while they work out.Stretch and Flow - Combination of Stretching, Qi Gong, Tai Chi and Relaxation. Moving in the Morning - A 30 minute mix of cardio and weights to get you going for the day.

Heidi Hanson is available to assist you with all your fitness program questions. 682-7158

**Lifelines are available in the Fitness Room and should be worn when using the fitness equipment. They are waterproof and can be worn in the pool. Please sign them out and in when using.



World Affairs Council-Larry Diamond-

Liberal Democratic Order in CrisisFriday


DEMOCRACY is going through its worst crisis since the 1930s. In recent years, as leading

authoritarian countries such as China, Iran, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and Venezuela have become emboldened within the global arena, challenging

the liberal international political order, the advanced democracies have retreated rather than

responding to this threat. While some analysts draw upon this evidence to argue that the world

has entered a “democratic recession,” others dispute that interpretation, emphasizing instead

democracy’s success in maintaining the huge gains it made during the last quarter of the twentieth

century.

Cypress Noteables ChorusFriday

October 5, 12, 19, 2610:30am in the Cypress Hall

Rick Radcliff leads a spirited 90 minutes of choral singing. No experience or sign-up required.

Stretch and FlowFriday

October 5, 12, 19, 2611am LR

Join Suzanne for a new class that incorporates the principles of basic stretching, Qi Gong, Tai Chi and Relaxation. Great for all ages and abilities.

Mah JonggFriday

October 5, 12, 19, 261pm in the Game Room

“Open Table” Mah Jongg takes place each Friday at 1:00 in the game room. Anyone is welcome to

come to join in on the fun. If you have any questions or would like to learn to play, call Julia Qudeen (843)342-7671 or Marilyn

Shaw (843)686-6020.

Health and Safety CommitteeOctober 11 2pm

Building and Grounds CommitteeOctober 9 10:30am

My.Cypress CommitteeOctober 10 10am

Activities and Welcoming CommitteeOctober 11 2pm

Food and Beverage CommitteeOctober 17 2pm

Finance CommitteeOctober 29 10am

Regime Board MeetingOctober 29 10am

Members CouncilOctober 31 11am

Library Committee October 12 1:30pm

Committee Meetings

Clinic CornerWhat can the Cypress Club Clinic do for you?

They can…. • Give Injections • Remove Sutures • Provide Wound and Foot Care • Ear Flushes • Lab Work • Anticoagulation Testing • Treatments of not feeling well

Open Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pmAppointments encouraged-843-682-7116

Staff: Susan Corkery, NP, Kelly Rucko, NP Jaunita Greene, LPN, Ann Harrison, Administrator

Dr. Hall, Medical Director

Employee of the Month

August - Cindy BinkleyCindy has been at The Cypress since August 24, 2016. She is one of the schedulers for home health. We appreciate her working extra time after a very full week to make sure payroll was completed timely and accurately. She is always trying to accommodate both members and staff and gives whatever she is working on her full at-tention. While trying to schedule someone or talk to someone on the phone, her phone continues to ring and people continue to stop in. She treats everyone with dignity, respect and above all patience. She is very friendly to new employees and mem-bers and tries to help them get acclimated. She very much exemplifies our Extraordinary Impressions!

New MembersFrancine Levy C-108

Caroline Swanson B-314Herb and Shirley Forder 40ML

Jim and Pat Hall B-210Lillian Warren C-310

The Cypress raised $640 for the Alzheimer’s Association Walk!

Great job everyone!


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