September 2019 September 2019

* Sign up required. Call 8200/8201

Registration for September Events & Trips will open at 10 am on Tuesday, August 27. Early registrations will not be accepted.

Date Events Time & Place

Sept 3-30 Tour of Morocco Exercise Challenge Wellness Center

Wed., Sept 4 Chapel Talk: “What About the Bees?” 2 pm, Meredith Chapel

Thurs., Sept 5 “Fall Prevention: Why it Matters to You” Lecture 1:45 pm, Bethesda Theatre

Sun., Sept 8 Medleys & Mingle Jazz Social 4:30 pm-6pm, 1912 Bistro

Tues., Sept 10 & Thurs., Sept 19

TED Talk: The Brain and Learning Blue Ridge Rm 4 pm (Sept. 10) & 11 am (Sept 19)

Thurs., Sept 12 “Sleuthing the Seams” Lecture 10 am, Bethesda Theatre

Thurs., Sept 12 Medleys & Mingle: Nick Berkin 5:30 pm-7:30 pm, 1912 Bistro

Fri, Sept 13 “Music and Dance in the Middle East” Lecture 2:45 pm, Bethesda Theatre

Tues., Sept 17 Morocco and More Trivia Night 6:30 pm, 1912 Bistro

Wed., Sept 18 Town Meeting 2 pm, Bethesda Theatre

Thurs., Sept. 19 Rebroadcast of New Wellness Center Sneak Preview 6 pm, Ch 971

Fri., Sept 20 “Hydration and You” Lecture 1:45 pm, Blue Ridge Room

Thurs., Sept 26 Moroccan Dinner * 5 pm, Lyons Pavilion, $17

Fri., Sept 27 Moroccan Photo Frame Craft* 1:45 pm, Sunnyside Room

Sat. Sept. 28 Medicine Wheel Workshop* 10 am - 2 pm, Jefferson Room

Sun., Sept 29 Medleys & Mingle: Matthew Mozingo 5:30 pm, 1912 Bistro

Date Trips Time & Cost Tues., Sept 3 Mt. Crawford Creamery and Smiley’s Tour* 1:20 pm, $ for purchases

Mon., Sept 9 Charlottesville Shopping* 9 am, $ for purchases & lunch

Mon., Sept 16 Horizon’s Gift Store & Lunch Downtown* 9:30 am, $ for purchases & lunch

Tues., Sept 17 JMU Visual Arts Reception: The Great War in 3D* 10:15 am, no charge

Fri., Sept 20 Garrison Keillor Storytelling Performance* 6:30 pm, $58/ticket

Sat., Sept 21 Barboursville Vineyards & Library 1821* 10:30 am, $25/wine tasting

Tues., Sept 24 Carter Mountain Orchard* 9:50 am, $25 +$ for purchases

Mon., Sept 30 Skyline Drive and Dinner at Big Meadows Lodge* 3 pm, $25-40/person

Date Wellness Exercise Classes Continuing in September Time

Wed., Sept 4-25 Intro to Belly Dancing 2 pm, Wellness Center

Fri., Sept 6-27 Tabata 45 2:30 pm, Wellness Center

Sat., Sept 7-28 Saturday Strength, Stretch & Balance Continues 8:30 am, Wellness Center

Resident Led Monthly Meetings & Clubs

Mon., Sept 9, 16, 23 & 30 Bowling 1 pm, Valley Lanes Harrisonburg

Show up when you can– no sign-up required! Cost is $2/game +$2 for shoes. No experience necessary!

Mon., Sept 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 Tues., Sept 3, 10, 17, & 24 Mah Jongg 1 pm (Mon.) Skyline Room, HL

7 pm (Tues.) 1454 Glenside Dr.

Mon., Sept 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 Thurs., Sept 5, 12, 19, 26 Bridge 7 pm, Shenandoah Room, HL

Mon., Sept 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 Scrabble 7 pm, Skyline Room, HL

Tues., Sept 3 & 17 Adult Coloring Group 1-3 pm, Massanetta Room, HL

Wed., Sept 4 1st Wednesday Bridge 1 pm, Allegheny Room, HL

Sept 4 & 18 (final dates of season) Putting Tournament 10 am, Granddaddy’s Green, HL

Wed., Sept 4, 11, 18 & 25 Write Your Own Story 1:30 pm, Massanetta Room, HL

Thurs., Sept 5 Veterans Lunch 12 noon, Tartan Grill

Fri., September 6 Village Association Meeting 2 pm, Bethesda Theatre

Discussion will include maintenance topics. Please wear name tag and bring $5.00 annual dues for new fiscal year. Ice Cream Social following meeting

Mon., Sept 9 & 23 Technology Club 1 pm, Allegheny Room, HL

Monday, Sept 9: Ayaskanta Rout, JMU, “Update on the Technology of Hearing Assistance Devices” In this presentation, Dr. Rout will describe some of the new technologies in hearing aids and their effectiveness in

providing advertised benefits. He will also talk about three common issues in hearing heath care. Monday, Sept 23: Assistance Day, one-on-one help

SAVE THE DATE: Tech Faire Saturday, October 19, Time TBD, Bethesda Theatre

Wed., Sept. 11, 18, 25 Bingo 7 pm, Massanetta Room, HL

Thurs., Sept 12 Travel Club 1 pm, Allegheny Room, HL

Tom and Pat Harkins will present on Cambodia, a land of stark contrasts and extremes—a beautiful and gentle people living in a land of ancient marvel contrasted with a brutal recent history of genocide and terror.

Come hear Tom and Pat introduce us to the splendors and terrors of Cambodia.

Sat., Sept. 14 Art Group Open Studio 10 am– 12 pm, Sunnyside Room

Sat., Sept 14 Stitch & Chat Group 2 pm, Jefferson Room

Mon., Sept 16 Bunco 6:30 pm, Allegheny Room, HL

Wed., Sept 18 Buzzards (Aviation Group) 12 noon, Tartan Grill

Wed., Sept 25 Book Buddies 10 am, Eiland Center Library

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Calling all Sunnyside Woodworkers The resident woodshop, located in the Highlands basement, desperately needs a clean up and inventory check. Obsolete items, broken tools, dried up paints/stains, need to be identified and discarded. Come out and help inventory the shop on Thursday, September 12, at 1:00 pm. Help keep our woodshop a great place for residents to enjoy. Call Len Tulio (8365) or Bill Bedall (8450) for more information.

Thursday, Sept. 5, 12, 19 & 26, Sunnyside Rm Weigh In: 1:45 pm Mtg Time: 2 pm Always seeking and welcoming new members! For more details, please contact Debbie Bower at

debbie.bower@weightwatchers.com

HARP CONCERT* Virginia Bethune invites you to join her for an informal 45-minute harp concert in the Village Courtyard on Sunday, Sept. 22 at 5:30 pm. Seating is limited for this resident-led, weather permitting event. Campus shuttle available. Call 8200 or 8201 to sign up. Sign up deadline: Sept. 16th.

September 3 – September 16

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Tour of Morocco Exercise Challenge Sept. 3- 30 Wellness Center For each day you exercise, you will progress throughout Morocco! Challenge boards are displayed in the Wellness Center and HL fitness Room. Participate using the board of your choice or an individual tracking sheet. Complete the challenge by September 30th to ensure your name is entered in the prize drawing!

Trip: Mt. Crawford Creamery and Smiley’s Tour* Tuesday, September 3, 2 pm Cost: $ for purchases Depart: EC 1:20 pm / HL 1:30 pm Take a behind the scenes look at the production processes at Mt. Crawford Creamery. Get to know the staff, and pet baby cows! After the tour, browse the creamery and Smiley’s for yummy purchases. This was advertised in the August Funside, signup is full. Call the receptionist to get put on the wait list. Approx. return time 4:15 pm

Intro to Belly Dancing Wednesday, September 4, 11, 18 & 25, 2 pm Wellness Center Fitness Studio Deion, Wellness Coordinator, will introduce some unique belly dance elements—hip work and muscle isolations. Have fun dropping, lifting, and swaying your hips to the beat of exotic Middle Eastern music while also improving your balance and coordination. Resident Althea Aschmann will also assist with some Moroccan inspired choreography. Hip scarves will be available but optional!

Chapel Talk: “What About the Bees?” Wednesday, September 4, 2 pm Meredith Chapel Resident Andy Sale will be sharing the importance of bees to our very existence with the work they do pollinating crops. He will share the joys and concerns of maintaining and keeping healthy hives.

“Fall Prevention: Why it Matters to You” Lecture Thursday, September 5, 1:45 pm Bethesda Theatre Presenters from Sentara RMH Lifeline and Senior Advantage will discuss current fall prevention facts and statistics. Come learn tips about “fall-proofing” your home, balance exercises, and how to know it’s time to seek help.

Trip: Charlottesville Shopping* Monday, September 9, 10 am-3:30 pm Cost: $ for purchases and lunch Depart: EC 9 am / HL 9:10 am Join us as we travel to Charlottesville to take in some great shopping at DSW Shoes, Home Goods and Steinmart at the 29th Place Shopping Center followed by Trader Joe’s at the Shops at Stonefield. Approx. return 4:30 pm. Sign up deadline: September 6th.

TED Talk: The Brain and Learning Tuesday, September 10, 4 pm Thursday, September 19, 11 am Blue Ridge Room These TED Talks will begin a two-part exploration of the human brain and how it works. We will begin with an overview of the parts of the brain and the functions of each. This will be followed by a discussion of brain functions that affect learning: attention, grouping of ideas, memory, retrieval, and executive functioning. These presentations will finish with an analysis of autism and how it affects the brain and learning.

"Sleuthing the Seams" Lecture Thursday, September 12, 10 am Bethesda Theatre JMU Professor Pamela Johnson will share highlights of the JMU Historic Clothing Collection, exposing the detailed clues they contain about time, place, owner and inspiration.

“Music and Dance in the Middle East” Lecture Friday, September 13, 2:45 pm Bethesda Theatre Join us for an introduction to basic elements of music and dance in the Arabic speaking world, presented by resident Althea Aschmann. Althea speaks over eight languages and has traveled and studied in Egypt and other Middle Eastern countries.

Trip: Horizon’s Gift Store and Lunch in Downtown Harrisonburg* Monday, September 16, 10 am Cost: $ for purchases and lunch Depart: EC 9:30 am / HL 9:40 am Enjoy a private showing in Horizon’s Gift Store which carries unique rocks, gems, fossils, jewelry, art work, historical prints, board games, and tapestries. After the private tour, pick a restaurant of your choice downtown to enjoy lunch with friends! Approx. return time: 1:45 pm. Sign up deadline: September 10th.

September 17– September 24

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Trip: JMU Visual Arts Reception: The Great War in 3D* Tuesday, September 17, 11 am JMU Roop Hall, Room 208 Cost: No charge Depart: EC 10:15 am / HL 10:25 am Come out and view the Western Front of France during the Great War through stereoscope. Stereoscope is a largely lost photography format in our day and age that utilizes a glass slide to create a 3D image. The showcase will have several stereoscopes set up for viewing, as well as large format prints. Light refreshments will be provided during the reception. Approx. return time 1:30 pm. Sign up deadline: September 12th.

Morocco and More Trivia Night Tuesday, September 17, 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm 1912 Bistro Order food and beverages from the 1912 Bistro menu while testing your trivia knowledge. Trivia categories include Moroccan geography, history & more! Work as a team with fellow residents to answer questions or play as an individual. All are welcome to join the fun!

Town Meeting Wednesday, September 18, 2 pm Bethesda Theatre Join Executive Director Josh Lyons for campus updates and the presentation of the Wind Beneath our Wings Award. Call Transportation (8213) to sign up for the 1:30 pm shuttle.

Rebroadcast New Wellness Center Sneak Preview Thursday, September 19, 6 pm TV Channel 971 Tune in for a rebroadcast of the presentation about the new Wellness Center’s design features and location. This video is also available on Touchtown under the Fitness/Pool App.

"Hydration and You" Lecture Friday, September 20th, 1:45 pm Blue Ridge Room, HL Please join Rick Loudon, PTA, Rehab Director with HealthPro-Heritage Rehab for an interactive discussion regarding day-to-day health choices, preventive measures to sustain healthy living, and discussion about incorporating wellness into your daily life.

Trip: Garrison Keillor Storytelling Performance* Friday, September 20, 8 pm Wayne Theatre Cost: $58/ticket Depart EC: 6:30 pm / HL 6:40 pm Accompanied by gifted pianist and former “A Prairie Home Companion” music director Richard Dworsky, radio legend Garrison Keillor regales audiences with classic folk and love songs, poetry recitation from memory, lighthearted banter, observational comedy, and yes—perhaps even the latest “News from Lake Wobegon.” Approx. return time 10:30 pm. This trip was advertised in July. Please call to be put on waitlist.

Trip: Barboursville Vineyards and Library 1821* Saturday, September 21, 12 pm Barboursville Cost: $25/wine tasting + $ for culinary pairing Depart: EC 10:30 am / HL 10:40 am Library 1821 is a freshly renovated space which offers flights of older wine vintages from the cellars at Barboursville Vineyards. The tasting is paired with bite-sized culinary designed by the chefs. Guests are encouraged to enjoy wines in the truly splendid lawns surrounding the historic Landmark Ruins of Thomas Jefferson’s mansion for Governor James Barbour, a pleasant stroll away. Guests may guide themselves through the Landmark Ruins, one of Jefferson’s true architectural masterpieces. Approx. return time 5:00 pm. Sign up deadline: September 15th.

Trip: Carter Mountain Orchard* Tuesday, September 24, 11:15 am Charlottesville Cost: $25 + $ for purchases Depart: EC 9:50 am / HL 10:00 am Our visit to Carter Mountain Orchard will include a short welcome orientation with cider and a doughnut, optional fruit picking, and a boxed lunch. When registering, choose from 3 boxed lunch options: moun-tain grill signature chicken salad sandwich, house made Pimento cheese on an artisan roll, or an Apple Wood pulled pork BBQ sandwich. After lunch, browse the country store or taste test wine and cider. Enjoy the beautiful rolling hills full of assorted fruits. Approx. return time 3:15 pm. Sign up deadline: September 15th.

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Moroccan Dinner *

Thursday, September 26, 2019 Lyons Pavilion

Social Hour: 5 pm

Dinner: 6 pm

Cost: $17/person

Social Hour : Accompanied by wine, beer,

and a specialty cocktail for additional cost.

Tapenade with Pita

Moroccan Deviled Eggs

Spicy Orange and Olive Salad

Carrot, Quinoa, and Arugula Salad

Dinner:

Moroccan-style Shepherd’s Pie

with Lamb Lentil Meatballs

Moroccan Grilled Chicken Thighs

Orange Mint Couscous

Glazed Roasted Vegetables

Harcha Bread with Onions, Olives, and Cheese

Dessert

Moroccan Orange Cake

7:15 pm Live Fire Dance Performance

Catered by Sunnyside Dining

Wellness will be partnering with Marketing for this event.

*Sign up required. Please sign up by Thurs., Sept 19th.

September 27 – September 30

Moroccan Photo Frame Craft* Friday, September 27, 1:45 pm Sunnyside Room Cost: $3/person Come to decorate and adorn a wooden photo frame to make a beautiful Moroccan inspired frame using paint, paper doilies, and decoupage glue. You will be surprised by the gorgeous possibilities and results. You can later use the frame for a photo taken during the Moroccan Dinner or another beloved photo. Sign up deadline: September 20th

Medicine Wheel Workshop* Saturday, September 28, 10 am—2 pm Jefferson Room Cost: $10/person (Included box lunch) Please join Chaplain Pat Spears as we learn about aligning ourselves with the energy of the Earth from a Native People’s perspective including making our own tabletop medicine wheels. Sign up deadline: September 21st.

Trip: Skyline Drive & Dinner at Big Meadows Lodge* Monday, September 30, 4 pm Shenandoah National Park Cost: $25-40/person Depart: EC 3 pm / HL 3:10 pm Join Sunnyside Volunteer Eleanor Price for a scenic drive of Skyline Drive followed by dinner at the historic Big Meadows Lodge. After dinner, perhaps you will spot a deer at Big Meadows and see the sunset. Please note our group size is limited to avoid having to pre-order or order from a limited menu. Approximate return: 9 pm. Sign up deadline: September 16th.

News from Sunny Treasures

Sweet September! Can there be a more beautiful month? And Perfect for Shopping! You can walk freely in malls and stores again. There’s no line at Klines!

Hm, speaking of shopping, Sunnyside has its own shopping emporium in Sunny Treasures. Check out your neighbor’s flower garden and pick a beautiful bouquet. (with permission, of course; hopefully; maybe, oh, what the heck.) Bouquet in hand, find an equally beautiful vase. Don’t have the perfect one? Not to worry. Sunny Treasures most likely does! So, come on over and pick one out.

And, for your favorite earring wearer, the selection of earrings right now is just awesome. Lots of clip-ons, too! Check them out. You will find a pair that is just right for that special earring wearer.

Furniture Sale: Saturday, September 7, 9 am to 12 noon

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Sunnyside Features

Rockingham County Parks & Recreation Featured Trips

Sign up by Wed., Oct 2 for these trips: Virginia Wine & Garlic Festival * Saturday, October 12, 8:30 am–5 pm

Amherst, VA Cost: $40/person

Virginia wines, live entertainment, arts, crafts and GARLIC! Enjoy tastings from guest wineries, multiple

stages with live entertainment, over 150 unique arts crafts, and specialty foods. Includes mini bus transportation and admission with tastings.

Hollywood Casino* Tuesday, October 15, 8:30 am-6 pm

CHARLES TOWN, WV Cost: Fee $18/ person

Come along to Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races for world-class casino gaming entertainment and award winning dining. No horse race the day of this trip.

Includes mini bus transportation.

RCPR Trip Cancellation Policy: NOTE: a $10 cancellation fee will apply, even if the

space is filled. For full cancellation policy, call ext. 8241

* Sign up required. Seats are limited. Call 8200/8201 or 8241 to sign up.

Residents must sign up with Sunnyside first. Then you will receive further instructions on how to sign up

and pay through Parks and Recreation.

Transitions Monday, September 2 & 16, 1:45 pm-3:15 pm

Massanetta Room, HL This group offers an atmosphere of confidentiality and

care as we find meaning and purpose amid our recent life changes. The support of other adults and the shared

knowledge and wisdom of lessons learned can be a boon for the journey that still lies ahead.

Facilitator: Chaplain Will Lowrance (568-8229)

Mourning to Dancing Friday, September 13, & 27, 9:45 am - 11:15 am

Shenandoah Room (2nd Floor, HL) Grief is an emotion rarely talked about, but is felt by all of

us. We cannot get to the other side of grief until we go through it. I invite you to gather with us in a

confidential, supportive atmosphere of care where we are working together towards healing.

Facilitator, Chaplain Pat Spears (568-8401)

Chapel Talk: “What About Bees?” Wednesday, September 4, 2pm, Meredith Chapel

See page 3 for details

Campus Bible Study: The Lord’s Prayer Wednesdays, September 4, 11, 18,&25, 10:30 am–11:30 am

Shenandoah Room (2nd Floor, HL) Join Chaplain Pat Spears for an in-depth study of The Lord’s

Prayer.

Greeting the Morning! Contemplative Meditation

Fridays in September, 8 am– 8:30 am, 1912 Bistro Morning meditation with Chaplain Pat Spears followed

by a breakfast gathering in the Marketplace.

Reading with the Spirit! A Spiritual Book Club

Wednesdays, September 11, 18, & 25, 2 pm - 3 pm Jefferson Room

September’s Selection is The Medicine Wheel – Earth Astrology by Sun Bear and Wabun.

Sign up now!

Meredith Chapel Programs

Trip: Oktoberfest at The Frontier Culture Museum* Saturday, October 5, 2 pm Cost: $8/ticket + $ for dinner Depart: EC 1:10 pm / HL 1:20 pm Enjoy live music from several traditional bands and dance groups, as well as food from local vendors. Admission also includes access into the entire museum. While mobility is needed to explore the different exhibits, shuttles will be running to reduce the need for lots of walking. Approx. return 7 pm.

Trip: Whose Live Anyway?* Friday, October 11, 8 pm JMU Wilson Hall Cost: $51/ticket Depart: EC 7 pm / HL 7:10 pm The current cast members of the Emmy-nominated TV show Whose Line is it Anyway? are proud to present their new improv tour Whose Live Anyway? The show is 90 minutes of hilarious improvised comedy and song, all based on audience suggestions. The cast of Ryan Stiles, Greg Proops, Jeff B. Davis and Joel Murray leaves audiences of all ages astounded by the witty scenes they invent before your eyes. Please note some “ PG-13” language will be used during the performance. Approx. return 10:15 pm.

Sunnyside Features

Eiland Center Library

News for September

Miracle Creek by Angie Kim takes place in a small town in Virginia, where a group of people know each other because they’re part of a special treatment center, a hyperbaric chamber that may cure a range of conditions. But when the chamber explodes and two people die, it’s clear the explosion wasn’t an accident. This is a novel about parents, children, and the unwavering hope of a better life, even when all hope seems lost. It’s also an intricately plotted courtroom thriller, filled with people doing foolish things for noble reasons.

The Inn by James Patterson is another of his fast paced, summer thrillers with a strong group of characters who are shocked when their seafront town is targeted by vicious criminals. The Inn at Gloucester stands alone on the rocky shoreline and its solitary inhabitants will have to learn that their only choice is between standing together -- or dying alone.

Chances Are by Richard Russo follows three men who convene on Martha's Vineyard, friends ever since meeting in college in the sixties. They couldn't have been more different then, or even today. As they reunite and reminisce, you learn of a mysterious death that affected all of them years ago. It’s a slower paced mystery, filled with father and son relationships, unrequited love, New England small-town living, and the hiccups of aging. In the final stretch, surprising, long-kept secrets are revealed.

The Lager Queen of Minnesota by J. Ryan Stradal is a novel of family, Midwestern values, hard work, fate and the secrets of making a world-class beer. Using a cast of lovable, funny, quintessentially American characters eager to make their mark in a world that's often stacked against them, it’s a deeply affecting family saga filled with surprise and delight.

Careful What You Wish For by Hallie Ephron uses a professional organizer who helps people declutter their lives as her main character. Unfortunately, she is married to man who can’t drive past a yard sale without stopping. After commiserating with a new client, she finds herself in a mess that might just be too big for her to clean up.

Pat Harkins

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Musings from the Highlands Library

Back to school! You know what comes to my mind when I think of school? Curiosity! What a wonderful attribute we have—CURIOSITY. And it is something that we can use regardless of our age. I once had a boss who said, “You always ask why.” Of course, I did. How else would I learn all the “ins” and “outs” of my job!

You know what is so great about the library? It provides a way for me to satisfy my curiosity about all kinds of things. I was on the search for books about “wonder” the other day. I found some good ones:

Small Wonder by Barbara Kingsolver—It is a series of essays about all kinds of fun topics.

Sense of Wonder by Rachel Carson—It is an oversize book with many nature photos—a classic in its field.

State of Wonder by Ann Patchett—A novel

Lies You Learned in School by Michael Powell—all kinds of curiosities and wonders. Did you know that 2 + 2 does not always equal 4?

My curiosity has caused me to wonder about what our residents want in our Highlands Library. Did you get a copy of the Library Survey in your mailbox? Did you turn it in at the Highlands or Corson Lobby receptionist desk? Be sure to do it by SEPTEMBER 6th. It will help us answer a whole lot of “what’s” and “how’s” for both the Highlands Library and Eiland Center Library.

Oh, and we have been wondering about something else. Did you know that there are magazines on both sides of the Highlands Library? Everyone always sees the ones on the left side when they get off the elevator. But be sure to check out the right side, also. And thanks for bringing them back to the library when you finish reading them so others from around the campus can enjoy them too. The Highlands Library is a wonderful way to keep up with your favorite magazines and not have to buy a subscription! A special thanks goes to all those who willingly donate their magazines to our library. We have a great variety because of your faithful giving.

So, in the month of September, the challenge is to let your “wondering” take you to the library to learn something new!

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Dining Spotlight

Mon., September 2, 11:15 am– 1:30 pm $10 per person

Reservations requested. Please call 8478.

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LABOR DAY HOLIDAY SCHEDULE

Monday, September 2 4 pm– 9 pm

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at the BISTRO Thursday, Sept. 5 Nationals vs. Braves

Game Time at 7:20 pm Watch the Washington Nationals take

on the Atlanta Braves with friends enjoying Bistro menu options for purchase.

Special: Nachos

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Local musician Matthew Mozingo will

showcase his acoustic guitar and singing.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM

Nick Berkin, pianist, will perform music on his keyboard for all to enjoy.

in the 1912

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 4:30 PM - 6 PM Sarah Cruickshanks will perform jazz

music on her saxophone for all to enjoy.

1 Mrs. Helen O'Hear 1 Mrs. Elisabeth "Liz" Madish 4 Mr. William "Bill" Stoner 4 Mr. Richard L. Williams 5 Mrs. Joni Grady 6 Mrs. Carolann "Carol" Wait 7 Mr. Dennis Landis 8 Mrs. Barbara H. Johnson 10 Mr. Robert Tuttle 10 Mrs. Sue Ann Blair 10 Mr. Louis Bukauskas 12 Mr. Robert Timmons 13 Dr. John "Pat" Rooney 14 Mrs. Dorothy L. Koontz 14 Mr. Kurt Hitke 14 Mr. James "Jim" Nelson 15 Mrs. Glenna Steagall 16 Mrs. Patricia "Pat" Armstrong 16 Mrs. Virginia "Gini" Reese 17 Mrs. Betty Dixon 17 Dr. Jack Thompson 18 Mr. Clarence Maday 20 Mrs. Doris Phillips 22 Mrs. Louise "Pat" Heaton 23 Mr. Paul Fekete 23 Mrs. Nellie Koon 27 Mrs. Libbie F. Reubush 28 Mrs. Dona F. Weakley 28 Mrs. Dale Tulio 28 Mrs. Glenda Rooney 29 Mr. Robert "Bob" Johnson 29 Mrs. Emmie Lou Campbell 30 Mrs. Mary Barnes 30 Mr. William "Bill" Dent 30 Mr. Robert "Bob" Vernooy, Sr. 30 Mr. Robert North

Rehearsals for our Annual Christmas Concert will begin Fri., Sept. 27, at 10:30 a.m. in Meredith Chapel.

Rehearsal Schedule: Fridays at 10:30 am in October and November (except 11/29); 12/2; and

12/6, in the Meredith Chapel.

Concert Performance: Sat., Dec. 7, 2 pm in the Chapel. New members are welcome.

Questions? Call Dotty Anderson (8581)