Sewickley Village Living - October, 2023

VILLAGE

ON-CAMPUS

Recreation Department: 43906

Barley Wellness Center: 43931

Village Living is published monthly. If you have any questions, comments or ideas on current or upcoming trips and programs, please call the Recreation Department at ext. 43906. Their office is located in the Clubhouse Lower Level.

To learn more about the Wellness Center’s amenities and programs, call the Barley Wellness Center at ext. 43931.

To view this publication electronically, please visit masonicvillagesewickley.org and select “Lifestyle.”

WELLNESS

Barley Wellness Center

412-741-1400, EXT. 43931

Located in the Star Points Building, the Barley Wellness Center offers state-of-the-art equipment, fitness classes and an indoor pool and spa. Trained staff will help you develop a personalized fitness program. Classes (All classes are free to residents.)

Water Exercise

Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10 - 10:45 a.m.

Barley Wellness Center Pool

Improve your overall health with a combination of aerobic conditioning, resistance training and balance exercises, while enjoying the beautiful pool.

Fit for Life

Monday, Wednesday, Friday 11 - 11:30 a.m.

Assembly Room

Fit for Life focuses on balance, strength and flexibility to help increase your strength and stability for a better quality of life.

Senior Yoga

Monday, Wednesday, Friday

11:30 a.m. - Noon

Assembly Room

Our instructor, Claudia, will guide you through a gentle half-hour yoga session of seated and standing poses focused on strength, relaxation, balance and flexibility.

Golden Aerobics

Tuesday & Thursday 9 - 9:45 a.m.

Assembly Room

Designed to work your entire body, this class will benefit individuals who are looking for an active cardiovascular workout with intervals of strength, flexibility and range-of-motion exercises.

Tai Chi

Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 – 10:30 a.m.

Assembly Room

Tai Chi has been described as meditation in motion, gentle flowing movement performed in a slow, focused manner. Anyone can participate, as Tai Chi places minimal stress on muscles and joints. Therefore, it is especially suitable and beneficial for older adults. The benefits of Tai Chi include decreased stress, increased energy and improved flexibility and balance.

Walking Group

Tuesday & Thursday

11 - 11:30 a.m.

Assembly Room

Our wellness staff will warm you up and cool you down with various exercises before and after a short walk. Join neighbors and friends for good music and conversation, all while contributing to a healthy, active lifestyle.

Stretching

Tuesday & Thursday

1:30 - 2:15 p.m.

Activity Room 6

The wellness team will guide you through gentle stretches to improve flexibility and balance and increase range of motion, making it easier to perform everyday tasks.

PROGRAMS AND ENTERTAINMENT

Project Linus Work Group

Mondays

1:30 p.m.

Card Room

The Project Linus Group makes baby blankets and quilts for children who are seriously ill, traumatized or otherwise in need. These items are distributed to hospitals, EMS units and other locations in the Allegheny, Butler, Washington and Westmoreland areas. If you would like to volunteer to knit, crochet or quilt, come join us. Materials are supplied.

Photography Club

Last Tuesday of every month

10 a.m.

Social Room

Have you heard about the newest club at Masonic Village? Learn tips and techniques for using your smartphone as a camera, take “field trips” to photography-related locations and work with others to help your new hobby flourish.

Book Journal Club

Wednesdays

1 p.m.

Social Room

The Pastoral Care Department will host this club every week, facilitated by Amy Armanious, RN, a faith-based community nurse and spiritual director at Samaritan Counseling, Guidance, Consulting. The book is titled, “The Cup of Our Life: A Guide to Spiritual Growth” by Joyce Rupp. The club will provide an opportunity for self-reflection, learning and fellowship for individuals interested in spiritual care and health. Materials are supplied.

Plarn

Saturdays

1 p.m.

Social Room

Come join us to make plarn mats for the homeless. With just a few easy steps, grocery bags become balls of plarn, or plastic yarn.

Committee for Sustainable Living

Tuesday, Oct. 3

10 a.m.

Activity Room 2

Sustainable living is necessary for maintaining a healthy atmosphere and ecosystem. Learn more about the steps that can be taken toward this wholesome way of living.

Afternoon Movie: Sight & Sound Theater’s: “Noah” (2014)

Thursday, Oct. 5

2:30 p.m.

Social Room

An epic production that has captivated audiences ever since its debut, “Noah” brings delightful creativity and unique realism to the event surrounding The Flood. Follow Noah as he obeys God’s instructions and builds an enormous boat in a skeptical, godless environment. Enjoy spectacular acting, costumes and props, along with live animals and a super message.

Channel 956 Movie Theater: “Walk

the Line” (2005)

Friday, Oct. 6

7 p.m.

Channel 956

This critically acclaimed biopic distills country singer Johnny Cash’s transformation from man to icon, starting with his hardscrabble days on an Arkansas farm to his time inside Memphis’ Sun Studios, where he finally found a voice for his talents. Cast: Joaquin Phoenix, Reese Witherspoon, Ginnifer Goodwin

Saturday Night at the Movies:

“Hidden in Silence” (2000)

Saturday, Oct. 7

7 p.m.

Assembly Room

This movie is set in Poland in WWII. Germany emerges victorious over the Russians, and the city comes under Nazi control. The Jews are sent to the ghettos. While some stand silent, Catholic teenager Stefania chooses the role of a savior, hiding 13 Jews in her attic. Cast: Kellie Martin, Tom Radcliffe, Marc Warren

Writers’ Club

Monday, Oct. 9

10 a.m.

Social Room

Do you have a desire to write essays, short stories or memoirs? Join your friends and neighbors bi-monthly as they take turns reading from their creations.

Annual Autumn Bash: Oktoberfest!

Tuesday, Oct. 10

7 p.m.

Assembly Room

Join Burkes Bavarian Brass Band as they get you moving in true Oktoberfest tradition. Heavy appetizers, German beers and fun will fill your evening. This event is by reservation only, so please bring Karen the list of up to eight people who you would like at your table by Oct. 2.

RLA Board of Directors Meeting

Wednesday, Oct. 11

10 a.m.

Social Room

All residents are always welcome to observe the Board of Directors meetings. If you want to add to the agenda, contact Donna Billings (412-4188738) at least two weeks before the meeting. However, if you only want to speak about an agenda item, let Donna know before the meeting.

Todd DePastino: President

Andrew Jackson

Wednesday, Oct. 11

7 p.m.

Assembly Room

Todd begins a new series on our seventh president, the remarkable Andrew Jackson. Two-thirds of Americans deified him and one-third vilified him. Where do you fall?

Channel 956 Movie Theater: “Drumline” (2002)

Friday, Oct. 13

7 p.m.

Channel 956

Set against the high-energy world of show-style marching bands, “Drumline” is a fish-out-of-water dramedy about a talented Harlem street drummer who enrolls in a Southern university, expecting to lead its marching band’s drumline to victory.

Cast: Nick Cannon, Orlando Jones, Zoe Saldana

PROGRAMS AND ENTERTAINMENT

Saturday Night at the Movies:

“South Pacific” in Concert from Carnegie Hall (2006)

Saturday, Oct. 14

7 p.m.

Assembly Room

Relive the fabulous music from Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “South Pacific,” as Reba McEntire, Alec Baldwin and Brian Stokes Mitchell brings the stage alive.

Book Discussion Group

Monday, Oct. 16

1 p.m.

Activity Room 2

The book selection for October is “Emma” by Jane Austen. With its imperfect but charming heroine and its witty and subtle exploration of relationships, “Emma” is often seen as Jane Austen’s most flawless work. All residents are welcome to attend. Please call Phoebe Herrington (412-741-2940) if you have questions.

Masonic Village Rehab: Occupational Therapy

Tuesday, Oct. 17

1 p.m.

Assembly Room

What is occupational therapy? Why is it important in your recovery process? How can it help you improve function in your daily life? These questions and more will be answered, and you will meet another member of the rehab team.

Sarah Alessio Shea Presents: Pennsylvania Resources Council’s Recycling & Waste Reduction Program

Tuesday, Oct. 17

7 p.m.

Assembly Room

Recycling and waste reduction are crucial for this planet to be a sustainable home for future generations. This program explores the world of waste, with a focus on recycling in Pennsylvania.

Edward Blank Presents: My Best and Worst Interviews with the Most Famous Celebrities

Wednesday, Oct. 18

7 p.m.

Assembly Room

In Ed’s 25 years at the Pittsburgh Press, he was a reporter, a copy editor and a TV/radio editor, before moving into his dream job as a critic/columnist/ interviewer. He held that position until 2007 and then moved on to teaching Film Classics at the University of Pittsburgh’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute. Come hear some great stories about his adventures!

Allegheny Health Network Lecture with Dr. Coppola: What is Macular Degeneration?

Thursday, Oct. 19

1 p.m.

Assembly Room

As we age, our body changes in so many ways, including our eyes. Learn more about this common disorder, and be sure to bring your questions.

Friday Evening Classics

Friday, Oct. 20

7 p.m.

Activity Room 2

Come listen to an hour of recorded classical music in high quality audio. Eleanor Howe presents this series of programs featuring a variety of composers, styles, moods, genres and instruments, with an introduction to each piece. Feel free to bring friends and an optional beverage.

Saturday Night at the Movies: Mary Higgins Clark’s “Pretend You Don’t See Her” (2002)

Saturday, Oct. 21

7 p.m.

Assembly Room

A real estate agent witnesses her client’s brutal murder and soon becomes the focus of the homicide investigation. She is in a race to uncover the motive behind the killing before she becomes the next victim. Cast: Emma Samms, Hannes Jaenicke, Beau Starr

Celebration Series: Eat, Drink & Party!

Sunday, Oct. 22

7 p.m.

Assembly Room

At this second Sunday evening celebration series, a very special guest will attend and help you learn (and eat) a new appetizer recipe. You will go home with an appetizer board, a printed recipe, a full stomach and most of all, having had a lot of fun. Register by giving Karen Hammond $15; space is limited.

Writers’ Club

Monday, Oct. 23

10 a.m.

Social Room

Do you have a desire to write essays, short stories or memoirs? Join your friends and neighbors bi-monthly as they take turns reading from their creations.

Art is Everywhere: The Southwest

Tuesday, Oct. 24

7 p.m.

Assembly Room

Presented by Donna Billings-Davis and Alice Lieb, we will explore the captivating landscape textures, unique architecture and rich culture that contribute to the vibrant art scene in the Southwest region of the United States.

3Rivers4 Barbershop Quartet: Strolling Through Your Space

Thursday, Oct. 26

5 p.m.

Great Room

Our favorite Pittsburgh quartet will serenade you before, during and after dinner. Be sure to save some extra time to sit and enjoy some of your favorite tunes.

Poetry Group

Friday, Oct. 27

1:30 p.m.

Art Studio

“… art begets art. Painting feeds the eye just as poetry feeds the ear, which is to say that both feed the soul,” said Susan Vreeland. The poetry group will listen to the poetry that you bring, talk about poetry and imagine what the group can look like. All are welcome, even just to observe and enjoy.

Channel 956 Movie Theater: “The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel” (2011)

Friday, Oct. 27

7 p.m.

Channel 956

To make the most of their meager retirement savings, a group of British seniors move to India to live out their golden years at the Marigold Hotel. But upon arrival, they discover the once-lavish resort has wilted considerably. Cast: Judi Dench, Maggie Smithy, Bill Nighy

Service (AR)

1:30 p.m. Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra POPS: Disney – The Sound of Magic

7 p.m. Channel 956 Theater:

The Voyage of the Dawn

CALENDAR KEY

17

9 a.m. Golden Aerobics (AR)

9

10 a.m. Watercolors with Judy (AS)

10 a.m. Tai Chi (AR)

11 a.m. Walking Group (AR)

1 p.m. MVS Rehab: “Occupational Therapy” (AR)

1 p.m. Pastel Portraits with Susan (AS)

1 p.m. Mahjong (CR)

1:30 p.m. Stretching (A6)

7 p.m. Recycling & Waste with Sarah Alessio Shea (AR)

1

1

1:30

10 a.m. Water Exercise (Pool)

11 a.m. Fit for Life (A6)

11:30 a.m. Senior Yoga (A6)

1 p.m. Book Journal Club (SR)

1 p.m. Magic of Watercolor (AS)

2 p.m. Ping Pong (A6)

4 p.m. Masonic Ringers (SR)

11

10 a.m. RLA Board of Directors Meeting (SR)

10 a.m. Water Exercise (Pool)

11 a.m. Lunch at Hofbräuhaus

11 a.m. Fit for Life (A6)

11:30 a.m. Senior Yoga (A6)

1 p.m. Magic of Watercolor (AS)

1 p.m. Book Journal Club (SR)

2 p.m. Ping Pong (A6)

4 p.m. Masonic Ringers (SR)

7 p.m. Todd DePastino (AR)

18

9:30 a.m. Special Trip to Boscov’s

10 a.m. Water Exercise (Pool)

11 a.m. Fit for Life (AR)

5

9 a.m. Golden Aerobics (AR)

9:50 a.m. Quaker Village

10 a.m. Sibyl & Experimental Art Mediums (AS)

10 a.m. Tai Chi (AR)

10 a.m. Mahjong (CR)

11 a.m. Walking Group (AR)

11 a.m. Mass (SR)

2:30 p.m. Afternoon Movie: Sight & Sound Presents: “Noah”

4 p.m. Chess Club (AS)

12

9 a.m. Golden Aerobics (AR)

9:50 a.m. Quaker Village

10 a.m. Sibyl & Experimental Art Mediums (AS)

10 a.m. Tai Chi (AR)

10 a.m. Mahjong (CR)

11 a.m. Walking Group (AR)

11 a.m. Mass (SR)

4 p.m. Chess Club (AS)

19

9 a.m. Golden Aerobics (AR)

9:50 a.m. Quaker Village

6

9:30 a.m. Village of Sewickley

10 a.m. Simply Drawing with Karen (AS)

10 a.m. Water Exercise (Pool)

10:15 a.m. Trip to the Rangos Theater: “Artic”

11 a.m. Fit for Life (AR)

11:30 a.m. Senior Yoga (AR)

1:15 p.m. Skip Bo (SR)

6:30 p.m. River City Brass

7 p.m. Tripoly (AR)

7 p.m. Channel 956 Theater: “Walk the Line”

13

9:30 a.m. Village of Sewickley

10 a.m. Simply Drawing with Karen (AS)

10 a.m. Water Exercise (Pool)

11 a.m. Fit for Life (AR) 11:30 a.m. Senior Yoga (AR)

p.m. Skip Bo (SR) 7 p.m. Tripoly (AR)

7 p.m. Channel 956 Theater: “Drumline”

20

9:30 a.m. Village of Sewickley

7

10 a.m. Hinged Stick Bound Book (AS)

1 p.m. PLARN (SR)

7 p.m. Saturday Night at the Movies: “Hidden in Silence” (AR)

14

10 a.m. Botanical Society Open Studio (AS)

1 p.m. PLARN (SR)

7 p.m. Saturday Night at the Movies: “South Pacific Concert in Carnegie Hall” (AR)

21

10 a.m. Hinged Stick Bound Book (AS)

10 a.m. Sibyl & Experimental Art Mediums (AS)

10 a.m. Simply Drawing with Karen (AS)

1 p.m. PLARN (SR)

11:30 a.m. Senior Yoga (AR)

1 p.m. Book Journal Club (SR)

1 p.m. Magic of Watercolor (AS)

2 p.m. Ping Pong (A6)

4 p.m. Masonic Ringers (SR)

7 p.m. Ed Blank Stories (AR)

10 a.m. Tai Chi (AR)

10 a.m. Mahjong (CR)

11 a.m. Walking Group (AR)

11 a.m. Mass (SR)

1 p.m. AHN Lecture (AR)

1:30 p.m. Stretching (A6)

4 p.m. Chess Club (AS)

26

9:30 a.m. Trip to the Rivers Casino

10 a.m. Water Exercise (Pool)

11 a.m. Fit for Life (AR)

11:30 a.m. Senior Yoga (AR)

1 p.m. Magic of Watercolor (AS)

1 p.m. Book Journal Club (SR)

2 p.m. Ping Pong (A6)

4 p.m. Masonic Ringers (SR)

9 a.m. Golden Aerobics (AR)

9:50 a.m. Quaker Village

10 a.m. Sibyl & Experimental Art Mediums (AS)

10 a.m. Tai Chi (AR)

10 a.m. Mahjong (A5)

11 a.m. Walking Group (AR)

11 a.m. Mass (SR)

1:30 p.m. Stretching (A6)

4 p.m. Chess Club (AS)

5 p.m. 3Rivers4 (GR)

10 a.m. Water Exercise (Pool)

11 a.m. Fit for Life (AR)

11:30 a.m. Senior Yoga (AR)

1:15 p.m. Skip Bo (SR)

7 p.m. Tripoly (AR)

7 p.m. Friday Evening Classics (A2)

7 p.m. Saturday Night at the Movies: “Pretend You Don’t See Her” (AR) 25

27

9:30 a.m. Village of Sewickley

10 a.m. Simply Drawing with Karen (AS)

10 a.m. Water Exercise (Pool)

11 a.m. Fit for Life (AR)

11:30 a.m. Senior Yoga (AR)

1:15 p.m. Skip Bo (SR)

1:30 p.m. Poetry Group (AS)

7 p.m. Tripoly (AR)

7 p.m. Channel 956 Theater: “The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel”

7 p.m. Jazz Ma Tazz (A2)

28

8:30 a.m. Fellowship Breakfast

10 a.m. Hinged Stick Bound Book (AS)

1 p.m. PLARN (SR)

7 p.m. Saturday Night at the Movies: “A River Runs Through It” (AR)

PROGRAMS AND ENTERTAINMENT

Jazz Ma Tazz

Friday, Oct. 27

7 p.m.

Activity Room 2

Do you enjoy listening to jazz? Relax with your friends and neighbors while appreciating some fine music.

Saturday Night at the Movies: “A River Runs Through It” (2000)

Saturday, Oct. 28

7 p.m.

Assembly Room

Two fly-fishing brothers, straitlaced scholar Norman and trouble-finding gambler Paul, struggle to mollify their Presbyterian preacher father’s lofty moral — and fishing — standards. Director Robert Redford’s Oscarwinning, nostalgic meditation about the fierce bonds that unite and divide families is set in Montana in the early 1900s. Cast: Craig Sheffer Brad Pitt, Robert Redford

Mindful Discussion Round Table

Sunday, Oct. 29

1:30 p.m.

Activity Room 2

The MDR meets on the last Sunday of each month for friendly conversation, pro and con, on a variety of subjects.

Scooter Clinic

Tuesday, Oct. 31 9 - 11:30 a.m.

Activity Room 6

A representative from Blackburn’s will be on campus to make repairs and do a checkup on lift chairs and your electric mobility devices. For your convenience and to eliminate waiting, please call ext. 43100 to make an appointment.

Trick or Treat with Children from the Day Care

Tuesday, Oct. 31

10 a.m.

Lower Level Clubhouse

Watch the children in their little costumes, all excited to come and see you. Please bring candy for 50 children, and claim your spot in the hallway. Feel free to dress in costumes or wear holiday attire.

Photography Club

Tuesday, Oct. 31

10 a.m.

Social Room

Have you heard about the newest club at Masonic Village? Learn tips and techniques for using your smartphone as a camera, take “field trips” to photography-related locations and work with others to help your new hobby flourish.

Dining

OCTOBER DRINK SPECIAL

PENN BREWERY OKTOBERFEST

A rich, deep golden-colored lager fest beer that is exceptionally smooth and mellow.

WEEKLY DRINK SPECIALS

Oct. 3 – 10

COLD HARVEST

2 oz. Pumpkin Bailey’s Irish Cream

1 oz. bourbon

Oct. 10 – 17

APPLE PIE COCKTAIL

5 oz. apple cider

1 ½ oz. Fireball Whisky

1 ½ oz. vanilla vodka

Oct. 17 - 24

PUMPKIN SPICED WHITE RUSSIAN

3 oz. vodka

3 oz. pumpkin spiced creamer

1 ½ oz. Kahlua

Oct. 24 – 31

AUTUMN APPLE BOURBON FIZZ

3 tbsp. apple butter

2 oz. bourbon

Top with ginger ale

Oct. 31 – Nov. 7

POMEGRANATE POISON SPRITZ

1 ½ oz. vodka

3 oz. pomegranate juice

Top with soda water

OCTOBER RECIPE

EASY CRUSTLESS SPINACH AND CHEESE QUICHE

1 tbsp. olive oil

1 small, sweet onion, diced

4 oz. mushrooms, sliced

2 cloves minced garlic

10 oz. chopped, frozen spinach, thawed and drained

6 oz. crumbled

feta cheese

8 oz. shredded

cheddar cheese

5 large eggs

1/2 cup milk (1%, 2% or whole)

1/4 tsp. table salt

1/4 tsp. black pepper

Instructions

Preheat oven to 350 degrees and lightly grease a 9-inch deep-dish pie plate.

Heat olive oil in a large skillet over medium high heat. Add in onion and mushrooms and sauté until softened, about five to seven minutes. Add garlic and cook for one more minute. Turn off heat and stir in spinach, feta and cheddar cheese.

Spoon mixture into the prepared pie plate. In a mixing bowl, whisk together eggs, milk, salt and pepper. Pour egg mixture over the spinach mixture on the prepared pie plate. With a butter knife, gently incorporate the egg with the spinach mixture.

Bake in the preheated oven for 40 to 45 minutes, until eggs are set. Let it cool 10 minutes before slicing and serving.

ART CLASSES

NEW: Pastel Portraits

Tuesdays 1 - 3 p.m.

Art Studio

Portraitures are not difficult if you understand how to start and the steps that layer to a likeness of your photograph. Bring a picture of your favorite person, and take the next steps in pastel painting; learn new techniques each week. Instructor: Susan Bikowski. Open Studio on Oct. 31.

NEW: The Hinged Stick Bound Book

Saturdays, Oct. 7, 21, 28

10 a.m. – Noon

Art Studio

The front cover of the book (you create) will be hinged to allow for more pages or a deeper text block. The binding will be made using a stick. Instructor: Karen Campbell

LIFELONG LEARNING

Explore the Magic of Watercolor with Donna Billings

Wednesdays 1 - 3 p.m.

Art Studio

This class is open studio format. Donna will work with you individually to learn the basics of watercolor painting or you can work independently on your own unique projects.

Paint Along in Watercolor with Judy Wenning

Tuesdays

10 a.m. – Noon

Art Studio

Explore the use of watercolors. Call Charlie Pryor at 412-741-6407 to schedule time for a one-on-one drawing perspective session.

Programs held Mondays, at 4 p.m., in the Assembly Room.

America’s Musical Heritage

Oct. 2

Inheriting America’s Musical Traditions

Jump rope songs and lullabies are a part of our heritage. We will also be introduced to the Smithsonian Folkways Recordings series.

The American Revolutionary and Wartime Music

“The President’s March,” “I’m Going Home to Dixie” and “I Didn’t Raise My Boy to be a Soldier” are a few examples of music from our early war history.

Oct. 9 European Empires and American Music

Our forefathers brought their own musical heritage with them when they came to America.

Minstrel Shows and Variety Shows

In the 1830s, music was coming from the slave population, setting the groundwork for minstrel shows, circuses, medicine shows and the development of vaudeville.

Oct. 16

Hymns, Spiritual and Chants in America

We will study the European and African spiritual variations and the religions that use chants with Catholic, Jewish and Muslim traditions.

Brass Bands, Powwows and Folk Festivals

We will investigate how the traditions of public music offer fellowship, reinforce bonds and provide a sense of community.

Oct. 23

The Banjo: An African Gift to American Music

This instrument connects us with American themes of slavery, conflict, struggle, ingenuity and musical inventiveness. See how instruments change shape and sound.

Oct. 30

American Piano, Ragtime and Early Jazz

See the inner workings of pianos and their many variations. We will learn about the piano’s powerful role in ragtime and the emergence of jazz.

The

Roots

of Country Music in America

Learn how “hillbilly’ music started in the Appalachian region and came to be known as “country music” in the 1950s.

The Musical Gumbo of New Orleans

What makes New Orleans’ music so unique is the combination of distinct musical and cultural influences coming together in one place.

MEETINGS AND CLUBS

Mondays 1:30 p.m. Project Linus Work Group Card Room

Wednesdays 4:15 p.m. Masonic Ringers Social Room

Saturdays 1 p.m. PLARN Social Room

Last Sunday 1:30 p.m. Mindful Discussion Round Table Activity Room 2

Second & Fourth Monday 10 a.m.

Writers’ Group Social Room

Third Monday 1 p.m. Book Discussion Activity Room 2

First Tuesday, every other month 10 a.m.

Committee for Sustainable Living Activity Room 2

Last Tuesday 10 a.m. Photography Club Social Room

Tuesdays and Thursdays 4:30 p.m.

Second Wednesday 10 a.m.

BYOB Social Exercise Club Social Room

RLA Board of Directors Meeting Social Room

Fourth Friday 1:30 p.m. Poetry Group Art Studio

Last Friday 7 p.m. Jazz Ma Tazz Activity Room 2

GAMES AND CARD GROUPS

Sundays 1:30 p.m. Dominoes Social Room

Mondays 1:30 p.m. Corn Hole Activity Room 6

Mondays 7 p.m. Master Masons Bingo Assembly Room

Tuesdays 9 a.m. Hand & Foot Game Card Room

Tuesdays 1 p.m. Mahjong Card Room

Wednesdays 1 p.m. Bridge for All Card Room

Wednesdays 2 p.m. Ping Pong Activity Room 6

Wednesdays 6:30 p.m. Swipe Card Game Card Room

Thursdays 10 a.m. Mahjong Card Room

Thursdays 1 p.m. Pinochle Card Room

Thursdays 4 p.m. Chess Club Art Studio

Thursdays 7 p.m. Sequence Card Room

Fridays 1 p.m. 500 Puzzle Room

Fridays 1:15 p.m. Skip-Bo Social Room

Fridays 7 p.m. Tripoly Assembly Room

Saturdays 1:30 p.m. Cribbage Activity Room 2

First & Third Fridays 1 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Card Room

Spiritual Gatherings

Sundays 11 a.m.

Wednesdays 1 p.m.

Worship Service, Assembly Room Led by Rev. Tim Reichard

Bible Study, Assembly Room Led by Rev. Tim Reichard

Thursdays 11 a.m. Mass, Social Room Led by Father Matthew

EXCURSIONS REGISTRATION LINE 43901

You may register for the excursions and programs by calling 412-741-1400, ext. 43901. Leave a message stating what you are registering for. This line is only for leaving messages; there will be no call back.

The Rangos Giant Cinema, Carnegie Science Center: “Arctic”

Friday, Oct. 6

10:15 a.m.

$10

At the very top of the globe lies a spectacular, frozen realm. But don’t be fooled by appearances … this place is not frozen in time. It’s a dynamic ecosystem. For thousands of years, its indigenous people and wildlife have found ways to survive and live in harmony with these extremes. Embark on a cinematic year-long adventure across the seasons and three continents on the big screen. Please bring Karen $10 by Oct. 2 to register.

River City Brass Band: Celtic Connections

Friday, Oct. 6 6:30 p.m.

Your ticket

The River City Brass Band opens its season with an evening of Rodgers and Hammerstein, featuring your favorite tunes from “South Pacific” and “Carousel.” Other Broadway favorites include “Hello, Dolly!” and “Evita.” Featuring guest artists and soloists, including Drew Fennell, Stephen McGough and Shawn Wilson.

Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Presents:

John Adams - “Short Ride in a Fast Machine”

Schumann, Violin Concerto

Beethoven Symphony No. 7

Sunday, Oct. 8

1:30 p.m.

Your ticket

New concertmaster David McCarroll debuts as soloist with the Pittsburgh Symphony, led by Manfred Honeck in a concerto with eerie roots. For tickets, call James Guzman at 412-392-8801.

Lunch at Hofbräuhaus

Wednesday, Oct. 11

11 a.m.

Your lunch

This award-winning restaurant has something for everyone, whether it’s a traditional Bavarian favorite, like schnitzel or bratwurst, or one of the best burgers around. Finish it off with one of their huge, delicious cream puffs! Their variety of Bavarian beers is the biggest in the area. Call the registration line by Oct. 6 to reserve your seat.

Pittsburgh Symphony Pops: “Disney in Concert - The Sound of Magic”

Sunday, Oct. 15 1:30 p.m.

Your ticket

Join the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra for “Disney: The Sound of Magic,” a symphonic celebration of Disney music, animation and memories — 100 years in the making. Your favorite characters and soundtracks from the Walt Disney Animation Studios and Disney Parks come to life on the concert hall stage and big screen in a live-to-film concert like never before. Call Erin at 412-392-3324 for tickets, and then call the registration line to reserve your seat on the bus.

Special Shopping Trip to Boscov’s

Wednesday, Oct. 18 9:30 a.m.

Your purchases

It’s time for another trip to Boscov’s! Purchase a $5 pass from Marlene Moisey (412-741-8675), and then call the registration line by Oct. 13. You can shop for anything at Boscov’s with a 25% discount. All proceeds will benefit Eastern Star and their projects. You will leave Boscov’s at noon to return home.

STANDARD TRIPS

There is no need to pre-register for any of the standard trips.

Rescheduled Trip to Rivers Casino

Wednesday, Oct. 25 9:30 a.m.

Your games

Let’s try this again. Great food and people watching, along with oodles of slots and table games. This is always a fun trip! Call the registration line by Oct. 20 to make a reservation.

Fellowship Breakfast

Saturday, Oct. 28

8:30 a.m.

$9

Travel to the Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center for a delicious breakfast. All are welcome! Scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, pancakes, French toast and so much more. Served by and benefits members of local PA Rainbow Assemblies and DeMolay chapters. Sign up by calling the registration line by Oct. 26.

Sunday Various Churches in Sewickley Sign Up at the Information Desk by Wednesday each week.

ENJOY LIFE YOUR WAY

Our Mission: To empower and inspire our Masonic Community to achieve their potential and enjoy the highest possible quality of life by being a Center of Excellence in providing person-centered residential, health care and wellness services, home and community-based services, outreach services and ancillary operations.