Epworth Villa Happenings, Week of September 26

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Vol. 3, Issue 39 Week of September 26, 2018

Editor: Susan Williams Community Activities Coordinator

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

Fit for a Cure……………..….............3 EV Alzheimer’s T-Shirts……………..5 Cattle Driver Re-enactment…....10 Residents’ Assoc. Meeting….…...11 Podiatrist Coming......................13 Story of the Coffee Guy…......…..16

BINGO WITH BILL FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TH 7:15 PM REDBUD ROOM

COME OUT AND JOIN US! Friday September 28, 2018 Around Epworth Villa Lake Walk Starts @ 10 am Snow Cones

Bedlam Donation Competition

All proceeds will go to the Alzheimer’s Association

http://www.epworthvilla.org/events/ Click link for past issues of Epworth Villa Happenings

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH 1:00 PM ART CORNER

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HOLIDAY GIFT CAMPAIGN IS UNDERWAY

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FAQ'S (FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS) ABOUT THE HOLIDAY GIFT FUND  Why was the name changed from "gratuity?" The word "gratuity" has tax implications that holiday gift does not.  Why use "holiday" rather than "Christmas"? "Holiday" is more reflective of the inclusive nature of both our residents and staff.

What is the purpose of this fund? Even though a State statute prohibits tipping employees of retirement communities, it does allow a one-time gift from all residents each year. This is our opportunity to give the staff a tangible token of our appreciation.

What is the goal for this year's fund? $75,000 and 100% participation of Independent Living residents.

How much should I give? That is an individual decision. The committee recommends a range of $25-$50 per month per resident.

Who receives this gift? All employees of Epworth Villa EXCEPT upper management. Contract employees such as those in the Salon or agencies outside Epworth are also NOT included.

How is the fund divided? 8% goes to salaried employees and 92% to hourly.

How much do they receive? That depends on the number of eligible employees and the final amount collected. Last year, a full-time all year employee received $490. The amount is pro-rated for less time worked.

Is my gift tax deductible? No Do residents in Assisted Living and the Households contribute? Yes. They or their estates are sent two letters requesting participation.

How many employees and how many independent residents do we have? The number is fluid, but the answer to both questions is 200+.

When is the gift given? During the Children's Party, Friday, December 14.

Who hands out the cash filled envelopes? Residents who have been solicited from each floor of Independent Living.

How can I give? Make a check out to "Resident Association" with "Holiday Gift" on the memo line and place it in Linda Lambert’s box #326.

LINDSEY MEDICAL FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th STARTING AROUND 9:00 AM Lindsey Medical will be here September 28th starting around 9:00 am. IF YOU HAVE SIGNED UPTHEY WILL CALL YOU THE DAY BEFORE (THURSDAY) TO LET YOU KNOW WHEN TO EXPECT THEM. http://www.lindseymedicalsupply.com/

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COFFEE CHAT WITH THE CEO Enjoy coffee with the CEO Thursday, SEPTEMBER 27th, starting at 10:00 am in the Coffee Lounge.

These coffees are being held every Thursday to give residents an opportunity to chat with the CEO in an informal setting.

GRAND-FRIENDS If you are interested in participating in Grand-Friends 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.

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GET YOUR ALZHEIMER’S WALK T-SHIRT We will be taking orders for the Epworth Villa Alzheimer’s walk t-shirts from now until Friday, September 28th. Your order must be placed and paid for by noon on Friday (day of our Epworth Villa Walk). The cost will be $20.00. We will be accepting exact change or checks made payable to Epworth Villa. You may place your order and pay for your shirt in Susan Williams’ office or on Friday the 28th, you may order your shirt at the walk tent. This will be your only time to order a shirt – Don’t miss out!

MERCY CLINIC AT EPWORTH VILLA OFFERING FLU SHOTS TO RESIDENTS Mercy Clinic Flu Shot day is MONDAY, OCTOBER 1st starting at 1:30 pm in the afternoon. YOU MUST CALL the Mercy Clinic at 4861372 to schedule your flu shot for OCTOBER 1st.

If this day does not work for you, call to schedule a different time.

HAVE YOU SEEN GOOGLY EYES ON RESIDENT NAME TAGS??????

Many of our residents have vision problems and cannot see faces very well. Some of those residents have chosen to have a googly eye put on their name tag. If you see someone with an eye on, please help them by identifying yourself when you meet them.

If you don’t have an eye on your nametag but would like one, please see Susan Williams.

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SUNDAY SCHOOL SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH BRILL CHAPEL 9:30 AM Genesis 3:8-24

THE PERFECT MARRIAGE When we think of the Garden of Eden, we have visions of perfection. We imagine perfect weather. We think of friendly animals. We envision pristine water and air. Oh, to return to the garden, we think! Plenty of space. No crowds. Direct access to God. How could it be any better?

Yet in Genesis the garden is both a place and a story, and the story has a rough ending.

Any good story is the tension of a crisis that must be resolved, and Genesis is no exception. In chapter 3 we read of a series of deepening crises that end with Adam and Eve losing paradise. It is a drama that shakes the foundations of God's created order and changes the trajectory of human relationships with the Creator, a change we still cope with today.

This story of the first couple and the first sins is archetypal, a pattern repeated many times in the Bible. First, an opportunity to violate God's commands (temptation) seems a good thing. Then the violation occurs (sin) with short-term pleasure. The consequences of breaking God's laws (punishment) that follow bring regret (repentance). But people don't seem to learn!

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

VESPERS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH 3:30 PM BRILL CHAPEL Vespers speaker will be Dr. Eric Leverentz, Lead Pastor at First Presbyterian Church of Edmond.

Music by the Villa Voices: “Beautiful Savior”

VESPERS WORLD COMMUNION DAY SERVICE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4TH 3:30 PM BRILL CHAPEL Vespers speaker will be Rev. Dr. Charles Neff, Vice President, University Church Relations/Dean of Chapel Oklahoma City University.

Music by the Villa Voices: “In Communion with Me” 6

Sunday, SEPTEMBER 30th at 4:30 pm in the Brill Chapel. Everyone welcome 7

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INQUIRING MINDS MONDAY, OCTOBER 1ST WELLNESS CLASSROOM 7:14PM AMERICA’S FOUNDING FATHERS Walter Lambert, Moderator Could The Constitution Be Ratified? A Close Call Washington Administration Hamilton’s Program & Problems Professor Allen C. Gueizo

DAY TRIP TO WEATHERFORD, OK STAFFORD AIR & SPACE MUSEUM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23RD LEAVE @ 9:30 AM, RETURN @ APPROXIMATLEY 4:00 PM On Tuesday, October 23rd we will jump on a Village Tour bus and head west to the Stafford Air & Space Museum. We will stop for lunch when we get there and then head over to the museum for a tour. If you are interested in going PLEASE SIGN UP in the COUNT ME IN book AS SOON AS POSSIBLE or BY OCTOBER 1st.

The cost for the trip will be $30.00 to $55.00 per person depending on how many sign up. The more people we have the lower the cost per person. Each resident will pay for their own lunch. The transportation and museum admission fee will be billed to your Epworth Villa account. We now have our minimum of 20 signed up so the bus will be reserved. If you cancel after the bus is booked, you are responsible for finding someone to take your place or you will be charged.

DO YOU LIKE TO PLAY SCRABBLE???

Jimette M. and Cathy N. are organizing a group of residents interested in playing Scrabble. We will meet at 2:30 pm on Mondays in the 1st floor North Lounge. Please come if you are interested in being a part of this new group. If you have any questions, give Jimette a call at 623-3759 or Cathy a call at 254-5113.

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OSU/OU BEDLAM FOR ALZHEIMER’S KICK-OFF AT EPWORTH’S ALZHEIMER’S WALK ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TH Are you an OSU or OU Fan? Once again this year we will be collecting donations for Alzheimer’s. We will kick-off the competition at our Epworth Villa Walk on Friday, September 28th and continue collecting till Noon, Friday October 12th, (from 8 am to 5 pm daily).

For those who have not participated in the past, there will be two jars on the safety/ drivers desk. One will be decorated for OSU and one will be decorated for OU. Your goal is to FILL THOSE JARS All the money raised will be given to the Alzheimer’s Foundation.

Now the fun part….the TEAM THAT RAISES THE MOST MONEY will be given a Tailgate Party in the Coffee Lounge which will be decorated in the winning school’s colors on Bedlum Friday, November 9th.

Even though we are just celebrating with OU and OSU, ALL IL RESIDENTS are invited to participate in the festivities on November 9th. Watch for more details on the party to come at a later date. The winning team will be announced the week following the money collection in the Happenings!

WALGREENS FOR SENIOR CITIZEN DAY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2ND LEAVE EPWORTH @ 10:00 AM September Senior Day is TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2ND 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.

OKLAHOMA HISTORY CENTER RE-ENACTMENT “LIFE OF A CATTLE DRIVER” TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2nd 2:30 PM COFFEE LOUNGE

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MARK YOUR CALENDAR……

RESIDENT ASSOCIATION/COUNCIL MEETING WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3RD 10:00 AM BOB MEDLEY GRAND BALLROOM You just might be surprised Remember, every resident in Independent Living is a voting member of the association.

Jo Ann McNaught, Resident Association President

REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETING WILL BEGIN AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE SPECIAL CALLED RESIDENT ASSOCIATION MEETING

TO THE POINT WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3RD 2:00 PM BOB MEDLEY GRAND BALLROOM The next To The Point meeting will be held on Wednesday, OCTOBER 3rd, 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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CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP For all Caregivers in our com m unit y and here at Epw ort h 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

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There is no cost.

NEXT MEETING: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2018 SO

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

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DR. HUFFMYER THE PODIATRIST THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4TH 1:00—4:00 PM WELLNESS CENTER The Podiatrist is scheduled for Thursday, October 4th from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm in the Wellness Center to see whoever would like an appointment.

IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN DR. HUFFMYER HERE AT EPWORTH VILLA BEFORE, please bring a photo ID and your Insurance and/or Medicare Card with you that day. A Sign up Sheet for Appointments is in the ’Count Me In’ Book.

DINING SERVICES PRESENTS: HEALTHY DINING-HOW TO ORDER OFF THE MENU THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4TH 2:00 PM BOB MEDLEY GRAND BALLROOM Please join Director of Dining, Chris Stettnisch, Executive Chef Daniel Parades and Certified Dietary Manager Angela Shaw on October 4th at 2:00 pm in the Grand Ballroom to discuss how you can eat healthier in all levels of care in the various dining venues here at Epworth Villa.

We will explore topics such as portions sizes, salad bar nutritional information, what sugar free really means, specialty diets for higher levels of care, salt substitutes and many other things. We look forward to hearing comments and taking questions from attendees.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU Friday, OCTOBER 5th at 2:00 pm in the Coffee Lounge we will be having our OCTOBER BIRTHDAY PARTY celebrating all those IL residents who have their Birthdays in OCTOBER!! There will be Birthday Cake & Ice Cream (while it lasts) for everyone!! EVEN IF YOU DO NOT HAVE AN OCTOBER BIRTHDAY, THE CELEBRATION IS FOR ALL IL RESIDENTS. 13

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MISS BROWN TO YOU FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5TH 7:00 PM GRAND BALLROOM Mary Reynolds and Louise Goldberg who make up the duo of Miss Brown To You like to perform folk ballads from the misty hills of Kentucky or a sophisticated jazz standard heard through a New York doorway. Steamy blues from New Orleans, circa 1920, a swinging two step at the dance hall, where Bob Wills is on the stand, a samba igniting the hills of Rio de Janeiro are colorful original songs.

Miss Brown to You refuses to be confined to one style or one period. Instead they prefer to expand the horizon of every genre they play, even while upholding the traditions of the musicians that have inspired them in the past. The musicians that make up Miss Brown to You are capable of an eclectic abandon that few other bands attempt, and they are looking for an audience that appreciates a broad palate of musical colors.

Mary Reynolds is a classically trained vocalist and instrumentalist, playing guitar or bass as required. Her compositions and interpretations were featured in the Fast Folk Musical Magazine when she lived in New York City in the early 80’s and are archived at the Smithsonian. While living in Austin, she was a frequent performer on the Austin scene and in October of 1996 was spotlighted in a solo “Live Set” on KUT radio. She is a frequent performer at the Woody Guthrie Festival in Okemah, Oklahoma. In her hometown of Oklahoma City, Mary has performed everywhere from the state penitentiary to the Governor’s Mansion. Mary’s solo recordings include patience (1998) and ohthree (“the Puppy album,” 2003).

Louise Goldberg has appeared with a wide variety of performing groups and is comfortable in any style of music: reggae jazz, rock, and folk. She holds a Bachelors of Music from Boston University and a Masters of Music in piano performance from Oklahoma City University. She also sings, plays accordion and guitar. Louise hails from New York City and has made Oklahoma City her home since 1979. She has years of experience as a music director, notably for the Pollard Theatre of Guthrie, Oklahoma. Her many credits include smash productions of “Ain’t Misbehavin’,” “RENT” and “Passing Strange.” Louise’s first solo album, was released in 2003 and features her inspired interpretations of classic American songs along with her own original music.

HTTP://MISSBROWNTOYOU.COM/

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FAIR TRADE COFFEE, TEA AND CHOCOLATE SALE MONDAY, OCTOBER 8TH 11:00 AM—1:30 PM OUTSIDE OF THE BISTRO ‘COFFEE GUY’ PERKS UP ABOUT FAIR TRADE MISSION WORK There’s a ritual of sorts held every second Monday at Epworth Villa.

That’s when Dave Ranek and his United Methodist Men sidekick Ron Osborn set up a long table to peddle Fair Trade coffees, teas, chocolate bars and other products to help send kids of incarcerated parents to camp, buy school supplies for needy neighborhood students, feed hungry families at holiday time, minister to the homeless and more.

The duo’s years-long commitment has more than paid off. Of 6,015 interfaith organizations worldwide currently selling Fair Trade products, QSUMC ranks No. 18. To date, product sales have provided more than $22,000 for missions and projects.

Sold through the European Fair Trade Association, whose U.S. Equal Exchange headquarters is in Boston, Fair Trade products come from small growers from under-developed countries worldwide.

“It’s a win-win,” said Ranek, a retired 36-year statistician with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

“We’re giving growers their dignity, not charity, for a high quality product, and helping better provide for the growers’ families, and health care and education in their communities, by paying them a fair price upon harvest and a premium for growing crops organically,” he said.

Quail Springs United Methodist Men currently offers 19 types of regularly caffeinated coffee, including Columbian, Ethiopian, Congo, French roast, three flavored varieties and three decaffeinated coffees; six teas; two cocoa mixes; and nine milk/dark chocolate bars. Most coffees cost $8.50 to $11; teas are $4 per box; cocoas, $6.50; and chocolate bars; $3.

“Margins vary greatly because we use the philosophy of pricing so more people can enjoy it, while supporting Fair Trade,” Ranek said. “We’re priced lower than Equal Exchange’s website on most items, and you don't pay shipping,” he said.

Some of the proceeds go back to Africa and elsewhere. QSUMC provided mosquito nets in Africa and, for a Bolivian Methodist Church, put concrete floors in a hospital and supported salaries for nurses and pastors. A few years ago, the Equal Exchange contributed $1 of each Proud Mama Ugandan coffee sold toward buying brick ovens in Uganda. And currently, $1 of every bag of Congo whole bean sold benefits the Panzi Hospital Foundation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Said QSUMC Lead Pastor Kris Tate, "In every church I have been a part of, there has been a great desire to be as engaged in mission work outside of the walls of the church building. One of the struggles is having enough funds available to make the desired impact. Our Fair Trade Coffee sale has been a wonderful resource,” Tate said, “in supporting many ministries both in our local community and around the world. I am grateful for what they do.”

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OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY MUSICIANS TO PERFORM MONDAY, OCTOBER 8TH 2:00 PM BRILL CHAPEL

LUNCH OUT @ KWAN’S KITCHEN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9TH LEAVE @ 11:30 AM CHINA MEETS THE AMERICAN WEST When you step into Kwan's, you are transported to a village in the south of China. The serene sounds of our waterfall and koi pond gently overlap with the hustle and bustle of Chef Kwan's kitchen.

If you are interested in going with the group, please sign up in the ‘Count Me In’ book BY MONDAY, OCTOBER 8th @ NOON. For the menu Click Here: http://www.kwans.kitchen/menu/

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR AUGUST VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH: DARLENE N. Darlene volunteers her time here at Epworth Villa as a Welcome Committee member, in the Library and the Market. She also volunteers many hours to her church, Quail Spring Baptist Church. Congratulations and THANK YOU for your service Darlene

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SEPTEMBER EVTV BINGO WINNERS: RUBY C.

MARY M.

LARRY B.

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SATURDAY MATINEE MOVIE (Shown in the 2nd Floor Theater) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH MATINEE @ 2:00 PM 2015

JOY Starring: Jennifer Lawrence & Robert De Niro A plucky woman’s ambition coincides with the rise of the QVC home shopping network. A divorced mother who once dreamed of becoming an inventor, Joy Mango renews that passion when an accident inspires her to build a new kind of mop perfect for a TV pitch. A busybody family, an imperious backer, shady suppliers, and her own naivete threaten to derail her new business-but they never dull her determination to succeed.

Ratings: PG Run time 2hr 4min

EVTV MOVIE WILL BE SHOWN On EVTV Channel 1960 SAT. 7:00 PM AND WED. 8:00 PM SAT., SEPTEMBER 29TH AND WED., OCTOBER 3RD

THE ODD COUPLE II A slob (Walter Matthau) and a neat freak (Jack Lemmon), former roommates, meet again years later for their children's wedding.

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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum invites you to join us as a volunteer art seller at Cowboy Crossings, an event featuring the Cowboy Artists of America Sale & Exhibition and the Traditional Cowboy Arts Association Exhibition & Sale, both held on Saturday, October 6, 2018. Volunteer art sellers are also needed for Small Works, Great Wonders on Friday, November 9, 2018.

The volunteer art sellers' role includes answering questions about specific artists and their works, the process for purchasing individual pieces by drop-bid, drawing names of potential buyers, as well as verifying and posting buyers names.

Volunteers are provided with a thorough orientation and training session about Museum sales and customer service procedures before the actual sale. The required hour-long training session is available on Thursday, September 27th at 9:00 a.m. or Monday, October 1st at 6:00 p.m. These training dates for both the Cowboy Crossings sale on October 6th as well as the Small Works, Great Wonders sale on November 9th. To sign up call (405) 478-2250.(405) 405) 478-2250 Volunteer art sellers can: 

Network with artists and other art enthusiasts from across the country

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Receive two complimentary Museum passes

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Receive a 20% discount coupon to The Museum Store

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Enjoy refreshments at the training sessions

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Enjoy complimentary dinner and beverages at the conclusion of sale night

Earn five community service hours

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EPWORTH VILLA HAPPENINGS IN PICTURES ANDY’S FROZEN CUSTARD DAY

LUNCH OUT AT BRAVOS

PAT O’CONNOR

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Epworth Villa Weekly Activities Week of September 26 through October 3, 2018 Wednesday September 26

8:30 a.m.

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

1:00 8:00

Thursday September 27

9:00 a.m.

10:00 10:00 – 4:00 Leave @ 10:35 10:45 1:00 p.m.

1:30 3:30 7:00

Friday September 28

9:00 a.m.

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

7:00

Saturday September 29

Sunday September 30

9:00 a.m.

Catholic Communion – West Prayer Chapel Flex and Stretch – Wellness Center Limber Up – Wellness Studio Grocery Shopping – Homeland/Uptown Tai Chi – Wellness Classroom Infant Crisis Volunteer Day – Art Corner Movie – EVTV Channel 1960, Replay Water Aerobics – Pool Coffee w/the CEO – Coffee Lounge Fit for a Cure -- Cambridge 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 Flex and Stretch – Wellness Center Lindsey Medical on Campus Line Dancing – Wellness Studio Epworth Villa Walk for Alzheimer’s – Around Epworth Lake Art Group – Art Corner Shopping – Walmart Write Group – North Classroom BINGO with Bill -- Redbud

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

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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

9:30 a.m.

10:50 4:30 p.m.

Sunday School – Brill Chapel St. Luke’s Live Stream – Brill Chapel Gathan Graham – Brill Chapel

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Monday October 1

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

9:00 a.m.

9:30 9:45 3:00 p.m.

7:14

Tuesday October 2

9:00 a.m.

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

1:30 2:30

Wednesday October 3

8:30 a.m.

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

2:00 7:00 8:00

OLLIE CLASSES in Woodworth Flex and Stretch – Wellness Center Line Dancing – Wellness Studio Limber Up – Wellness Studio New Resident Orientation – Joe White Living Room Inquiring Minds – Wellness Classroom Water Aerobics - Pool Golden Swans – Wellness Studio Walgreens Trip Episcopal Communion – Brill Chapel Chair Yoga – Wellness Classroom Art & Needlework Groups – Art Corner Balance & Fall Prevention – Wellness Classroom History Center Re-Enactment – Cattle Driver - Coffee Lounge Catholic Communion – West Prayer Chapel Flex and Stretch – Wellness Center Limber Up – Wellness Studio Residents’ Association Meeting – Grand Ballroom Grocery Shopping –Walmart/Natural Grocers/Braum’s Tai Chi – Wellness Classroom To The Point Meeting – Grand Ballroom To the Point (REPLAY)-EVTV Channel 1960 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

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1 , 2 , & 3 Sun.

11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Bistro Open

T – TH

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

Redbud Open

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