Epworth Villa Happenings Week of October 25, 2018

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Vol. 3, Issue 43 Week of October 24, 2018

Editor: Susan Williams Community Activities Coordinator

EDITION HIGHLIGHTS: (click on event to go to that page)

Hearts for Hearing….…................2 Clothing Drive…..………...……...…..4 Gathan Graham…………………..…...8 Kids to Sing……………..…...............9 Infant Crisis…............................12 OKC Symphonic Band….….…......15

BINGO WITH BILL FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26TH 7:15 PM REDBUD ROOM

QUARTERLY RESIDENT FINANCIAL REVIEW MEETING THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25TH 10:00 AM GRAND BALLROOM Starting at 10:00 am on Thursday, OCTOBER 25th, instead of the usual CEO Coffee, all residents are invited to the Bob Medley GRAND BALLROOM for the quarterly RESIDENT FINANCIAL REVIEW MEETING. NOTE: There will be NO CEO COFFEE on this day. http://www.epworthvilla.org/events/ Click link for past issues of Epworth Villa Happenings

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NEW VIEW OKLAHOMA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24TH 10:30 AM WOODWORTH ROOM Do you need help with you IPhone, IPad or learning about the built in features of your Android phone? Do you have low vision issues? Is you answered yes to any of these things, then you need to attend this session with NewView Oklahoma. They will show you everything you need to know about using your devices and more.

NewView Oklahoma, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that seeks to empower blind and vision impaired individuals to achieve their maximum potential through rehabilitation, employment, and community outreach.

NewView Oklahoma is the state's leading employer of individuals who are blind and visually impaired, providing nearly 150 jobs through in-house manufacturing positions, administrative, management, rehabilitation professionals and a growing number of service contracts.

HEARTS FOR HEARING PRESENTATION FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26TH 10:30 AM COFFEE LOUNGE The organization provides auditory-verbal therapy with one of the largest teams of Listening and Spoken Language Specialists in the region. They also are one of the largest providers of cochlear implant services in the region.

Collaborative Care - Audiologists provide comprehensive evaluations and customized fitting of appropriate technology. Speech-language pathologists, also certified as Listening and Spoken Language Specialists, work with patients and their families. The unique model of audiologists working closely with listening and spoken language specialists is internationally recognized for its remarkable outcomes.

History of Caring—Hearts for Hearing was established in 2003 to provide funding for the initial set of hearing aids for children with hearing loss in Oklahoma. In 2007, the mission was expanded to become a comprehensive hearing health program for both children and adults, offering auditory-verbal therapy. In 2013, to meet the growing demand for adult hearing healthcare, the mission expanded again to open a clinic specifically designed for adults.

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DO YOU HAVE HEARING ISSUES? If you find it hard to hear other people’s conversations and they don’t know that you have problems, we have a solution that might help you and them.

We recently acquired stickers of an ear as shown to the left that an easily be added to your name tag. If you would like others to know that you have hearing issues and that they need to speak louder to you, go

by Elizabeth Newell’s office to get one for your tag.

STANDING COMMITTEE SIGN-UP for 2019 A new procedure for the make-up of the Standing Committees was approved by the Resident Association for a trial period in 2019. The five committees are: Activities Food Library Religious Life Wellness The procedure will provide an opportunity for any resident interested in serving on one or more of the committees to do so. If you have not already signed up, the signup notebook is located on the concierge desk by the count-me-in book. It will be there until the end of October.

FLOOR CHAIR SIGN-UP SHEETS ARE DUE NOW!!

Sandra B., Association Secretary

Fitness on the Floors Schedule for October 2018 Friday, October 26: 1 NORTH We will start at 10:30 am. Bring your neighbor!

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GRAND-FRIENDS If you are interested in participating in GrandFriends at Quail Springs UMC, please sign up in the ‘Count Me In’ book. For more information or to find out what a grand-friend does, contact Nanci W. at 748-6554. Those interested will be going on Thursday mornings, from 10:45— 11:30 am.

VISUAL ARTS & CRAFTS 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.).

We gather together as a group on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1:00 pm and on Fridays at 10:00 am. If you would like to learn to do anything listed above, please let us know. There are plenty of residents who would love to help you learn!

For more information or questions, please contact Phyllis B.

SKYLINE URBAN MINISTRIES CLOTHING DRIVE OCTOBER (WEDNESDAY) 24th, (THURSDAY) 25th & (FRIDAY) 26th As you replace summer clothes to winter clothes in your closets remember the Clothing Drive coming October 24, 25 & 26. Fall/winter, clean and wearable items are needed at this time, especially winter coats.

Containers will be placed on the floor lounges beginning October 24. Forms for tax deduction will be placed near the donation container.

The message on Skyline's website states: "Our focus is on those who live in the shadow and on those who live in poverty & need throughout our state." They work in tandem with the local United Methodist Churches, United Way and the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma providing groceries, meals, clothing and eye exams to "Oklahoman's struggling with resources." Skyline values the donations from Epworth Villa and we are blessed and proud to contribute to their ministry. Questions? Call Delphine J. at 753-9035.

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SUNDAY SCHOOL SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th BRILL CHAPEL 9:30 AM October 28, 2018 Genesis 24:12-21, 61-67

PUTTING OUT A FLEECE

When facing an important decision, sometimes we may ask God for a sign to help us decide what to do. Based on a famous story involving Gideon in Judges 6, such requests are often referred to as “putting out a fleece.” Gideon's story has been taken as evidence that God will grant signs to those who ask for them.

While it is essential that we are open to God's leading and while the Bible does record instances of individuals asking God for signs and receiving them, it is important to note the context of these biblical accounts. In each case the requested signs related to something God had already commanded or promised would happen. In the story of the fleece, for example, God had already called Gideon to save the Israelites from oppression and had given specific instructions on what to do (Judges 6:1-16, 33-35). These instructions did not involve Gideon's personal well-being, but rather pertained to God's larger plan for the redemption of his people. Gideon was requesting tangible signs to prove he had not merely imagined that God had spoken to him. We also note what Jesus had to say about seeking signs in Matthew 12:39; Luke 11:29.

The story this week illustrates some principles in a context that frequently drives Christians to ask God for a sign for choosing a spouse. God had decided to preserve a chosen people by making a covenant with Abraham and his descendants. With stakes so high, it would be critical for God to be involved in the process.

Come early to hear our own Fretta Moore bless us with her piano mastery of the hymns at 9:15am. Jim West will lead this lesson.

VESPERS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25TH 3:30 PM BRILL CHAPEL Vespers speaker will be Melissa Pearce, Director of Alumni and Partner Relationships, Saint Paul School of Theology Music by the Villa Voices: “Grace Medley”

VESPERS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST 3:30 PM BRILL CHAPEL Vespers speaker will be Rev. Jen Logsdon-Kellogg, Associate Pastor at Quail Springs United Methodist Church.

Music by the Villa Voices: “I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say” 5

THANK YOU I want to thank all my friends here at Epworth that helped make my September birthday special. The cards, calls, songs and person-to-person birthday greetings just “made” my day!

I so value and appreciate the wonderful, friendly companionship of our residents. Best wishes to each one.

Donna K.

SUNDAY BRUNCH IN THE REDBUD ROOM OCTOBER 28TH 11:00 AM—1:30 PM On October 28th, Dining Services will be serving the Sunday meal service in the Redbud Room. The Bistro will be closed for the day.

The Redbud Room will be open from 11:00 am-1:30 pm, with take-out meals available.

You need to call the take-out line no later than 10:30 am. Your meal will be available for pickup or delivery (if sick only) at 1:15 pm. We will also accept walk-ins for take out in this venue. The resident must complete a menu form and pick up his or her order @ 1:15pm.

We will be serving a plated meal with a starter and dessert. Please remember that the Epworth Villa dress code will be enforced on this day. All assisted devices will be placed in the garage and alcohol will not be allowed in this venue on Sunday.

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INQUIRING MINDS MONDAY, OCTOBER 29TH WELLNESS CLASSROOM 7:14 PM AMERICA’S FOUNDING FATHERS Walter Lambert, Moderator America’s Second War of Independence Alexis de Tocqueville’s America Professor Allen C. Gueizo

HOLIDAY GIFT CAMPAIGN IS UNDERWAY 100% participation! That is our goal for the Holiday Gift Fund. "Why?" you may ask. We want each individual who receives their holiday gift to know that it came from ALL of us. We don't want them wondering if there was someone who was displeased or worse, worrying that there are some residents who simply are not grateful for our staff. We understand that there may be many reasons NOT to participate. Some may feel that the suggested per month donation is too much or even beyond their financial ability. If that is the case, ANY contribution is welcome even a buck--or five or ten. We want our employees to know they are appreciated by 100% of the residents. If your reason for not participating is not financial and you would like to speak to me, I would welcome a conversation regarding this issue. You may call me at 623-3759. In the meantime, if you have a story about an employee who went above and beyond or if there is an employee you would like to see highlighted, let me know.

We have just over a month to reach our goal of $75,000 and 100% participation. Jump on the bandwagon NOW! Jimette M., Chair, Holiday Gift Committee ‘Tis the season to go shopping! It seems we are getting a lot of packages for the holidays early this year and they can pile up quickly. If you receive a package, it would be most appreciated if you retrieve it as soon as you can.’

Thank you so much, Michele Miruski, Front Desk Receptionist 7

Sunday, OCTOBER 28th at 4:30 pm in the Brill Chapel. Everyone welcome!!

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QUAIL SPRINGS UMC EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM TO VISIT TO SING AND TRICK OR TREAT WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31ST STARTING @ 10:00 AM IN THE COFFEE SHOP Come on down to the Coffee Shop on Wednesday, October 31st at 10:00 am to hear these adorable 3 & 4 year olds as they share with us their songs and smiles.

They will also be wearing their Halloween costumes in anticipation of ’Trick or Treating’ with us after they sing. Any residents who would like to bring treats to share with the kids are welcome to do so.

After the kids sing in the Coffee Shop they will be heading to Assisted Living and the Neighborhood Center to share their songs and smiles with the residents of those areas.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SEPTEMBER VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH: DORTHY NICHOLS Dorthy volunteers her time here at Epworth Villa by making visits in Assisted Living and Healthcare, playing the piano and singing with residents in those areas and calling BINGO for them. She also works in The Market and with the RSVP project. Dorthy is a very dedicated volunteer for her church, Fair View Baptist, as well, volunteering with the AWANA’s and an after school program at Nichols Hills Elementary. In addition she volunteers at Jefferson Gardens singing and playing the piano and calling BINGO for residents.

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COME JOIN THE HALLOWEEN FUN AT THE SALON SECOND FLOOR TOWN CENTER WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31ST 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM There promises to be treats and Halloween Surprises!

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ATTENTION RESIDENTS: If you have been trying to GET HOLD OF EMSA TOTALCARE TO ENROLL, they have a TEMPORARY NUMBER TO CALL. IT IS (405) 297-7100.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31ST 1:00 PM ART CORNER

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!!!!

Friday, NOVEMBER 2nd at 2:00 pm in the Coffee Lounge, we will be having our IL NOVEMBER BIRTHDAY PARTY celebrating all those IL residents who have their Birthdays in NOVEMBER!! There will be Birthday Cake & Ice Cream (while it lasts) for everyone!! EVEN IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A NOVEMBER BIRTHDAY, THE CELEBRATION IS FOR ALL Independent Living Residents.

HIGHLAND MIST TRIO CELTIC MUSIC FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND 7:00 PM GRAND BALLROOM The members of Highland Mist met at church where they were asked to play a few different events together. They all love to play Celtic music, so in 2015 the trio Highland Mist was born. Now siblings Steven and Rachel, along with Tracey, spread their love of Celtic music with audiences everywhere. They play a wide variety of instruments including flute, guitar, violin, mandolin, penny whistle, cello, hammer dulcimer and djembe. So come and join the fun as they play beautiful music for us at Epworth Villa!

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CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP For all Caregivers in our community and here at Epworth Villa.

LEARN HOW OTHERS COPE WITH CAREGIVING, IT’S IMPORTANT TO SHARE WITH THOSE WHO HAVE SIMILAR EXPERIENCES AND FEELINGS,

KNOW YOU ARE NOT ALONE, YOUR PRESENCE IS SUPPORT TO OTHERS. We meet on the FIRST THURSDAY of each month At Epworth Villa 14901 N. Pennsylvania (Front Entrance)

From 1:00 – 2:00 pm In the JOE WHITE LIVING ROOM There is no cost.

NEXT MEETING: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2018 SO

MARK YOUR CALENDAR NOW Facilitator: Nancie Webb (748-6554) Alzheimer’s Association Volunteer

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WALGREENS FOR SENIOR CITIZEN DAY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6TH LEAVE EPWORTH @ 10:00 AM November Senior Day is TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6TH so we will be heading to Walgreens for our monthly trip. If you are interested in going, please sign up in the ‘Count Me In’ book.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH 10:00 AM BOB MEDLEY GRAND BALLROOM It is time for all Floor and Cottage Representatives, Standing Committee Chairmen and Interest Group Appointees to attend the monthly Residents’ Council Meeting. As a reminder, please come prepared to give your report and provide a written copy to the secretary to assure that an accurate account will appear in the Council minutes.

Thanks to all of you who are resident volunteers in the above mentioned positions.

You make our Resident Association possible and successful.

TO THE POINT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH 2:00 PM BOB MEDLEY GRAND BALLROOM The next To The Point meeting will be held on Wednesday, NOVEMBER 7th, at 2:00 pm in the Bob Medley Grand Ballroom. The meeting will be broadcast live on EVTV Channel 1960 and re-played that evening at 7:00 pm on EVTV Channel 1960.

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LOW VISION SUPPORT GROUP WILL MEET THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8th 1:00 pm OXFORD DINING ROOM GUEST WILL BE BRETT MCKEAN WITH PRECISION OPTICAL 15

OKLAHOMA CITY SYMPHONIC BAND VETERANS’ DAY CONCERT “LET FREEDOM RING!” THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH 7:30 PM LEAVE EPWORTH VILLA @ 6:30 PM Wear your red, white, and blue patriotic duds—even your old military service uniform! COME! Celebrate our American Heroes with patriotic favorites, A Sousa fantasia, film music, with a new twist added this year. The Band is very honored to welcome OCU’s Rachel Barnard, teacher of Voice for the past 16 years! She will sing three of our most popular pieces from the American Songbook—one, “Over the Rainbow.” Director Mark Belcik has chosen an exciting program for your listening pleasure, including “Armed Forces Salute” and “Elegy for a Young American.” There will be a Color Guard presentation. *Please sign up in the ‘Count Me In’ book at the desk by Tuesday, NOVEMBER 6th at Noon if you would like to attend this concert. We MUST HAVE A MINIMUM of 8 people, and a Maximum of 14. Concert is Free. Transportation is $8.00/person.

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WRITE GROUP FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26TH 1:00 PM NORTH CLASSROOM The Write Group will meet this Friday, October 26th, at 1 p.m. in the North Classroom on the second floor—above the Coffee Shop. Take the nearby elevator.

Oklahoma City University Professor Rob Roensch will be back with us. Anyone who was absent last time or did not submit as article, can still choose to write about “a poem, book, or piece of writing that has been especially important to you.” Or, as always, we can write about anything of our own choosing.

Those who attend normally prepare and share a 1 to 3-page article with the group.

The Write Group is a way not only to hone writing skills but to develop enjoyable friendships. Newcomers and visitors are always welcome Please let me know if you have any questions or suggestions.

Burrel M., Convener (254-3846).

WOMEN’S COFFEE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14th REDBUD ROOM COFFEE, 10:00 A.M., PROGRAM 10:30 A.M. MEN ARE INVITED TO ATTEND! “Hunger in the Schools” seems to be a surprising topic for our metro area. However, it is a real fact! Speaker Lisa Chastain has run the food pantry in Summit Middle School (just down the street from Epworth Villa) for 7 years. Believe it or not, Edmond does have a poverty problem and there are children going home from school hungry. Lisa explains, “We pack a bag each week for these kids to have food to get them through the weekend, so that they will be able to focus on academics on Monday instead of their hunger pangs.

Last year, I started a food pantry at Santa Fe High School as about 100 of our kids who graduate out of middle school were being sent off to high school just as hungry but with no food help.” Lisa’s mission is to make sure these kids know the world does believe in them and that they won’t be hungry on her watch!

Starting this week and going through the morning of our coffee on November 14th, we will be collecting items for Lisa and her food pantries. Please see the next page for the items that they can use for the backpacks. If you would like to contribute, there will be a box located in the area across from the Redbud for you to put items in.

Items collected will also help out over the Thanksgiving holiday break when kids are home for several days.

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SANTA FE HIGH SCHOOL FOOD PANTRY NEEDS OUR HELP

NO EXPIRED FOOD PLEASE!!!!!

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POSSIBLE UPCOMING MUSIC EVENTS The following listed events are things I am considering for residents to attend as a group and to offer transportation.

This will ONLY happen IF we have at least 10 residents wanting to go to an event BY the deadline on the sign up sheet.

Please keep in mind that some of these events listed have a ticket cost and some don’t.

For those requiring tickets, once the tickets are purchased, residents will be charged whether they attend or not unless they can find someone to take their ticket. Sign up in the ‘Count Me In’ book behind the Theater tab as soon as possible for any or all that you are interested in attending.

The Christmas Show — Thursday, November 29th at the Civic Center — Tickets $51 to $73 ea.

Vocal Sounds of Oklahoma Christmas Show — Saturday, December 8th @ 4:00 pm— Tickets $8.00 @ Western Heights High School. *Kemp Concert Series — Sunday, December 16th @ 7:00 pm — Handel’s Messiah Saturday, January 19th @ 7:00 pm — Westminster Choir *The Kemp Concerts are held at the First Presbyterian Church of Oklahoma City & are FREE admission Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles presents the Best of Abbey Road Live — Saturday, April 27th @ 2:00 pm — Tickets $35 to $76 each Contact Susan for questions regarding any of the above.

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SATURDAY MATINEE MOVIE (Shown in the 2nd Floor Theater) SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27TH MATINEE @ 2:00 PM 2:00 PM 2017

THE FOUNDER STARRING: MICHAEL KEATON The true story of Ray Kroc, a failing traveling salesman who strikes gold when he partners with brothers Dick and Mac McDonald on a fast-food franchise. At first this seems like a celebration of one man’s can-do spirit and a real American success story.

Gradually the gloss and Kroc’s genial mask fall away revealing a vicious ambition, greed, and unethical behavior.

RATINGS: PG13 Run Time: 1hr 55min

EVTV MOVIE WILL BE SHOWN On EVTV Channel 1960 SAT. 7:00 PM AND WED. 8:00 PM SAT., OCTOBER 27TH AND WED., OCTOBER 31ST

THE MUSIC MAN When Harold Hill (Robert Preston), a traveling con man, arrives in River City, he convinces the locals to start a band by purchasing the uniforms and instruments from him. His intention is to flee as soon as he receives the money. Librarian Marian Paroo (Shirley Jones) suspects Harold is a fraud, but holds her tongue since her moody brother, Winthrop (Ronny Howard), is excited about the band. As Harold begins to develop feelings for Marian, he faces a difficult decision about skipping town.

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EPWORTH VILLA HAPPENINGS IN PICTURES J. JILL FASHION SHOW

EDGAR CRUZ

PUMPKIN CARVING WITH VISET

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Epworth Villa Weekly Activities Week of October 24 through October 31, 2018 Wednesday October 24

ALL DAY 8:30 a.m.

9:00 9:45 Leave @ 10:00 10:30 1:00 p.m.

8:00

Thursday October 25

ALL DAY 9:00 a.m.

10:00 Leave @ 10:35 10:45 1:00 p.m.

1:30 3:30 7:00

SKYLINE CLOTHING DRIVE Catholic Communion – West Prayer Chapel Flex and Stretch – Wellness Center Limber Up – Wellness Studio Grocery Shopping-Walmart/Natural Grocers/Braum’s NEW VIEW Oklahoma IPhone Help – Woodworth Room Tai Chi – Wellness Classroom Movie – EVTV Channel 1960, Replay SKYLINE CLOTHING DRIVE Water Aerobics – Pool Resident Quarterly Financial Review – Grand Ballroom Grand-Friends @ QSUMC Chair Yoga – Wellness Classroom Needlework Group – Art Corner Balance & Fall Prevention – Wellness Classroom Vespers Service – Brill Chapel Vespers Service Replay – Channel 1960

10:30 Leave @ 10:00 1:00 p.m.

7:15

SKYLINE CLOTHING DRIVE Flex and Stretch – Wellness Center Line Dancing – Wellness Studio Art Group – Art Corner Hearts for Hearing Presentation – Coffee Lounge Fitness on The Floor – 1 North Shopping – Penn or QS Mall Write Group – North Classroom BINGO with Bill -- Redbud

Saturday October 27

9:00 a.m.

10:00 10:45 2:00 p.m.

7:00

Tai Chi w/Kathy Plummer – Wellness Studio Flex and Stretch - Wellness Center Chair Yoga – Wellness Center Matinee Movie in the Theater Movie Night – EVTV Channel 1960

Sunday October 28

9:30 a.m.

10:50 11:00 – 1:30 p.m.

4:30

Friday October 26

ALL DAY 9:00 a.m.

9:30 10:00 10:30

Sunday School – Brill Chapel St. Luke’s Live Stream – Brill Chapel Brunch in the Redbud Gathan Graham – Brill Chapel 22

Monday October 29

10:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m.

9:00 a.m.

9:30 9:45 7:14 p.m.

OLLIE CLASSES in Woodworth Flex and Stretch – Wellness Center Line Dancing – Wellness Studio Limber Up – Wellness Studio Inquiring Minds – Wellness Classroom

Tuesday October 30

9:00 a.m.

9:30 10:45 1:00 p.m.

1:30

Water Aerobics - Pool Golden Swans – Wellness Studio Chair Yoga – Wellness Classroom Art & Needlework Groups – Art Corner Balance & Fall Prevention – Wellness Classroom Yappy Hour – Outside between East & South Halls

4:00 – 6:00 Wednesday October 31

8:30 a.m.

9:00 9:45 10:00 Leave @ 10:00 1:00 p.m.

1:00 8:00

Catholic Communion – West Prayer Chapel Flex and Stretch – Wellness Center Limber Up – Wellness Studio QSUMC Kids come to Trick or Treat & Sing—Beginning in Coffee Lounge Grocery Shopping -- Crest Tai Chi – Wellness Classroom Infant Crisis Volunteer Day – Art Corner Movie – EVTV Channel 1960, Replay

Business Hours for Services Available at Epworth Villa M–F

8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Closed 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.

Mercy Clinic is Open

M, W, F

9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

BancFirst is Open

M-F

1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

The Market is Open

M–F

3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Thrifty Pharmacy is Open

DINING HOURS M – Sat.

7:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Café Open

M, F & Sat.

11:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Bistro Open

T, W, TH

11:00 a.m. – 3:45 p.m.

Bistro Open

1st, 2nd, & 3rd Sun.

11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Bistro Open

T – TH

4:45 -- 7:00 p.m.

Redbud Open

4 Sun. of Month

11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Redbud Open

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