For a list and details of Resident-led meetings/clubs/ongoing programs turn to page 2.

Date Events Time & Place Tu., Aug. 1– 22 Balance Class Series * 1:45 pm, Wellness Center

Tues. Aug. 1 JMU Football Coach: Mike Houston 2:45 pm, Bethesda Theatre

W., Aug. 2-23 20’s Dance Fitness Class 2 pm, Wellness Center

Thurs., Aug. 3 Dance Praise Performance 10:30 am, Bethesda Theatre

Fri., Aug. 4 “Herbs & Supplements: the Good, the Bad, the Ugly!” 1:45 pm, Bethesda Theatre

Th., Aug. 10-31 Advanced Strength, Stretch and Balance Class 1:45 pm, Wellness Center

Thurs., Aug. 10 The Hatcher Boys 7 pm, Bethesda Theatre

Tues., Aug. 15 Sip & Paint Class * 4:30 pm, Sunnyside Room, $18

Wed., Aug. 16 Coffee with Josh 10:30 am, Bethesda Theatre

Wed., Aug. 16 “What is a Solar Eclipse?” Presentation 1:45 pm, Bethesda Theatre

Thurs., Aug. 17 “Stained Glass Techniques & Tools” Presentation 1:45 pm, Bethesda Theatre

Fri., Aug. 18 1920’s Flapper Headband or Feather Hair Clip Workshop *

1:30 pm, Sunnyside Room, $4

Mon., Aug. 21 Solar Eclipse Viewing 2 pm, Bethesda Theatre

Wed., Aug. 23 Exercise Equipment Group Orientation * 11 am, Wellness Center

Wed., Aug. 23 “Fit, Flexible and Fabulous!” Presentation 2:45 pm, Bethesda Theatre

Thurs., Aug. 24 Roaring 20’s Dinner * 5 pm, Lyons Pavilion, $18

Wed., Aug. 30 Exercise Equipment Group Orientation * 1:45 pm, Wellness Center

Wed., Aug. 30 “Stem Cells: Can’t Live Without ’Em” Presentation 2:45 pm, Bethesda Theatre

Date Trips Time & Cost Sat., Aug. 5 Rodgers & Hammerstein’s The King and I * 8 am, $95/ticket + $ for lunch

Tues., Aug. 8 Wine Bottle Cheese Tray Workshop * 12:50 pm, $35

Mon., Aug. 14 Lunch at Big Meadows Lodge * 10:20 am, $15-$25

Thurs., Aug. 17 Rockingham County Fair * 9:20 am, $2 + $ for lunch

Sun., Aug. 27 Boogie Kings Concert * 6 pm, No Charge

August 2017

* Sign up required. Call 8200/8201

Registration for August Events & Trips will open at 10 am, Monday, July 31. Please do not call prior to 10 am; early registrations will not be accepted.

For an up-to-date list of campus news and activities please watch TV Channel 970 or log in to Community Apps (Sunnyside’s interactive app for tablets, iPads and computers)

Resident Led Monthly Meetings & Clubs

Tues., Aug. 1 & 15 Adult Coloring Group 1 - 3 pm, HL Arts & Crafts Room

Tues., Aug. 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29 Choose to Lose Weight Loss Group 3:30 pm, Wellness Center

Wed., Aug. 2 Sunnyside Bridge 1 pm, Allegheny Room, HL

Wed., Aug. 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 Write Your Own Story Group 1:30 pm, HL Arts & Crafts Room

Mon., Aug. 7, 14, 21 & 28 Th., Aug. 3, 10, 17, 24 & 31

Mah Jongg 1 pm (Mon.) 7 pm (Th.) 1454 Glenside Dr.

Mon., Aug. 7, 14, 21 & 28 Th., Aug. 3, 10, 17, 24 & 31

Bridge 7 pm, Shenandoah Room, HL

Fri., Aug. 4 First Friday Furniture Sale 11:30 am–1:30 pm, Storage Bins

Mon., Aug. 7, 14, 21 & 28 Scrabble 7 pm, Blue Ridge Room, HL

Wed., Aug. 9 & 23 Putting Tournament

Call Earl Locklear (8494) or just show up to play. 9:30 am, Granddaddy’s Green, HL

Sat., Aug. 12 Artist Group 10 am– 2 pm, Sunnyside Room

Sat., Aug. 12 Stitch & Chat Group 2 pm, Jefferson Room

Mon., Aug. 14 & 28 Computer Club 1 pm, Allegheny Room, HL

Mon., Aug. 14: Computer Club Meeting

Mon., Aug. 28: Assistance Day, one-on-one help

Wed., Aug. 16 Buzzards (Aviation Group) 12 noon, Tartan Grill

Wed., Aug. 16 Social Hour 4:30 pm, Florida Room, HL

Thurs., Aug. 17 Veterans Lunch 12 noon, Tartan Grill

Mon., Aug. 21 Bunco 7 pm, Allegheny Room, HL

Wed., Aug. 23 Book Buddies 10 am, Eiland Center Library

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Genealogy SIG will not meet during the month of August. Meeting will resume on Thurs., Sept. 7, with

a presentation by Margaret Hotchner, Administrator of the Harrisonburg Rockingham Historical

Society. More details to follow in the September Funside.

The Travel Club will not meet during the month of August but plans to resume in the Fall.

Name______________________________ Sunnyside Wellness Scout Tracking Form

Wellness Dimension: GLASS ART

Simply mark off or record 5 or more Art activities you complete to earn your Glass Art Wellness Badge.

Wellness Staff Use Only: ____ Badge given ____ Badge entered

Go on wine bottle & cheese tray

workshop trip (August 8)

Attend Stained Glass lecture

(August 17, 1:45 pm, BT)

Learn about different forms of glass

making

Watch a Youtube video on glass

blowing or witness it in person

Learn about stained glass and how

it’s made

Visit Sunspots Studio in Staunton

Visit Braithwaite Studios in

Bridgewater

Visit Raynal Studios (date TBD)

Other:______________________

___________________________

Simply cut out the tracking form below, complete 5 activities, and return it to the Wellness Center to earn your badge!

See Page 6 for additional Wellness Scout Badges & page 8 for July Wellness Scout Prize Drawing Winners.

Introducing the Wellness Scout:

August 1 - August 8

page 3 * Sign up required. Call 8200/8201

Dance Praise Performance Thursday, August 3, 10:30 am Bethesda Theatre This performance will include a mini-ballet performed by the Dance Praise students of InMotion School of Dance. These talented and adorable young girls will entertain you with this special dance inspired by "The Wall," a parable by Gloria Jay Evans. The InMotion Summer Praise Dance group is in its fifth touring season in the Harrisonburg area. Their purpose is to learn more about the nature of worship and extend the gift of worship through dancing in the greater community.

“Herbs & Supplements: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly!” Presentation Friday, August 4, 1:45 pm Bethesda Theatre Come learn what we all need to know before purchasing

or taking herbs and supplements. Many herbs and

supplements can be just as dangerous as prescription or

over the counter medications. Monica Clark-Covert,

FNP, RMH Integrative Medicine, will discuss the most

commonly used and advertised supplements and herbs,

including their uses, common side effects, precautions,

and more!

Trip: Rodgers & Hammerstein’s The King and I * Saturday, August 5, 1:30 pm Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C. Cost: $95/ticket + $ for lunch Depart: EC 8 am / HL 8:10 am Lincoln Center Theater's critically acclaimed production of

Rodgers & Hammerstein's The King and I won four 2015

Tony Awards including Best Revival of a Musical.

Approximate return: 7 pm. This trip is full (this trip was

advertised in both the April and May Funsides). Call to be

put on the Wait List.

Trip: Wine Bottle Cheese Tray Workshop * Tuesday, August 8, 1:30 pm Brydgeworks Glass Studio Harrisonburg, VA Cost: $35/person (includes all supplies)

Depart: EC 12:50 pm / HL 1 pm Join us for a fun class of decorating a wine bottle cheese

and cracker tray. Brydgeworks Glass Studio is a

working studio, gift shop and supply warehouse which

believes that creating and incorporating stained glass

into your world will spark your imagination and help

illuminate the beauty of your world! Please sign up by

Tues., Aug. 1. For sample pictures of this project, see IL

Events Coordinator.

Sign-Up/Cancellation Reminder:

Please be sure to check your calendar/schedule to

ensure availability prior to registering for all events and

trips. If you are unsure of your availability to attend

the event or trip, please delay signing up until you are

certain that you will not need to cancel. Many of our

events and trips quickly have Wait Lists the first day of

registration, yet later there are often so many

cancellations that there are unfilled spaces by the time

the trip/event occurs. Managing cancellations and

filling vacant spaces is very time consuming and causes

unnecessary frustration among waiting residents.

Sunnyside staff recognizes that due to unforeseen

circumstances cancellations do sometimes occur. If

you do need to cancel, please do so in a timely manner

so that we are able to do our best to offer your spot to

waitlist resident while they are still interested and

available.

Questions? Call IL Events Coor.at ext. 8241.

Balance Class Series * Tuesday, August 1, 8, 15 & 22, 1:45 pm Wellness Center Group Exercise Room Sign up and attend all 30-minute classes that will cover

center of gravity training, multisensory training, gait

pattern and flexibility training. Handouts will be

provided at each session to help you later continue your

balance training independently. Spaces are limited; sign

up is required! Attendance at all 4 classes is

recommended.

JMU Football Coach: Mike Houston Tuesday, August 1, 2:45 pm Bethesda Theatre Coach Mike Houston, JMU Football Coach, will be here

to share details and answer questions about the Dukes’

upcoming football season. In his first season as JMU

Head Football Coach, Coach Houston led the Dukes to a

regular 2016 season 14-1 record and went on to win the

NCAA Division I FCS National Championship in

January 2017. Don’t miss this great opportunity!

20’s Dance Fitness Class Wednesday, August 2, 9, 16, & 23, 2 pm Wellness Center Group Exercise Room Experience the joy of moving to music while improving

your health and fitness. This class will incorporate

1920’s music and dance steps such as the Charleston,

Salsa, the Lindy Hop and Swing! Come join the fun!

August 10 - August 18

page 4 * Sign up required. Call 8200/8201

Advanced Strength, Stretch & Balance Class Thursday, August 10, 17, 24 & 31, 1:45 - 2:30pm Wellness Center Group Exercise Room Join Sarah, who has a Bachelor’s in Exercise Science,

as she teaches more advanced strength training

exercises using body weight and resistance equipment

while focusing on proper technique to optimize

improvements in strength and balance. Participants that

come to this class must be able to get down on and up

from the floor safely and unassisted.

The Hatcher Boys Thursday, August 10, 7 pm Bethesda Theatre “The Hatcher Boys” is a family bluegrass band

consisting of a father and his three sons. The family

sings and plays the guitar, mandolin, banjo and upright

bass. Their music is mostly traditional bluegrass. Call

(8200/8201) to sign up for Shuttle Service by Noon,

Tues., Aug. 8.

Lunch at Big Meadows Lodge * Monday, August 14, Noon Shenandoah National Park Cost: $15-$25 Depart: EC 10:20 am / HL 10:30 am Select from a menu of soups, salads, sandwiches and

entrees while enjoying lunch at this historic lodge.

Those on the July trip wait list had first opportunity

at this trip. Please note our group size is limited to

avoid having to pre-order or order from a limited

menu. Approximate return: 3 pm

Sip & Paint Class * Tuesday, August 15, 4:30 pm Sunnyside Room Cost: $18/painting (make checks payable to Chris

Michael) + optional $4/glass of wine Join Mr. Chris Michael, Peak View Elementary School

Art Teacher, as he guides you through painting a night

lake scene on canvas boards using acrylic paint. Mr.

Michael is a talented artist with a degree in Fine Arts

from Bridgewater College who has experience teaching

students of all ages. Wine will be available for

purchase, light hors d’oeuvres will also be served.

Please sign up by 4:30 pm, Thurs., Aug. 10.

Coffee with Josh Wednesday, August 16, 10:30 am Bethesda Theatre Join Executive Director Josh Lyons for coffee and

conversation. Call Transportation (8213) to sign up

for the 10 am shuttle.

“What is a Solar Eclipse?” Presentation Wednesday, August 16, 1:45 pm Bethesda Theatre Join Bill Ingham, Sunnyside resident and retired JMU

physics and astronomy professor, for an illustrated talk

on eclipses. Bill will share why eclipses occur (and why

they don’t occur every month!), briefly describe two

historically important eclipses (of 1504 and 1919), and

preview the solar eclipse of Mon., August 21.

Trip: Rockingham County Fair * Thursday, August 17, 10 am– 12:30 pm Cost: $2 + $ for lunch Depart: EC 9:20 am / HL 9:30 am Senior’s Day at the fair offers discounted admission ($2)

for all adults over the age of 60. Enjoy animals, shows,

exhibits, vendors, fair food and more! Approximate

return: 1 pm. Please sign up by Mon., Aug. 14

“Stained Glass Techniques & Tools” Presentation Thursday, August 17, 1:45 pm Bethesda Theatre Alex Banks, Sunnyside Resident and stained glass artist,

will share the “A to Z” stained glass making process,

starting with developing a pattern through cutting the

glass and finishing the piece. Alex will also show you

tools used in the stained glass making process as well as

have some of his beautiful pieces on display.

1920’s Flapper Headband or Feather Hair Clip Workshop * Friday, August 18, 1:30 pm Sunnyside Room Cost: $4/hair accessory Join us to make your own feather adorned flapper

headband or hair clip to wear to our Roaring 20’s dinner

event on Thursday, August 24! Not attending the

dinner? You’re still welcome to make a hair accessory

for yourself or to give as a gift. A sample headband can

be found in the Wellness Center. Please sign up by

Mon., Aug. 14.

August 21 - August 30

Roaring 20’s * Thursday, August 24

Lyons Pavilion

Cost: $18 per person

Cocktails and Wine: $3.50/glass

Come as a Flapper or come as you are, Dress as a gangster or a silent-screen star;

It’s going to be fun– no matter the dress, Just bring yourself and we’ll do the rest!

Cocktail Hour & Hors D’oeuvres:

Catered by Sunnyside Dining Services Wellness will be partnering with Marketing for this

event. Help us make this event “the bee’s knees” and

show our Marketing guests a good time!

Please Sign up by: Wed., August 10

Dinner

6 pm

Waldorf Salad Waldorf Astoria Hotel, NYC, 1922

Braised Poulet (chicken) with Virginia Ham New Willard Hotel, Washington D.C., 1927

Candied Sweet Potatoes

String Beans Au Gratin

Mixed Summer Vegetables with Herb Butter

New Willard Hotel, Washington D.C., 1927

Pineapple Upside Down Bundt Cake

Fresh Fruit A favorite at home get together in the 1920’s

5 pm– 6 pm

Enjoy a Bee’s Knees or a Prohibition Punch

Cocktail, wine or beer and hors d’oeuvres during

our cocktail hour with live Jazz music.

Non-alcoholic beverages will be available at no cost.

* Sign up required. Call 8200/8201 page 5

Solar Eclipse Viewing Monday, August 21, 2 pm Bethesda Theatre Join fellow residents for this opportunity to view a solar eclipse (next eclipse visible in United States will be in April 2024). If the weather cooperates, there will be two ways to view the partially eclipsed sun: one inside the Theatre and one in the neighboring courtyard. For inside viewing you are welcome to bring binoculars (these are NOT for looking directly at the sun!) Please note the use of binoculars is not necessary. Rain or shine, a live NASA video showing the eclipse from sites along the path of totality will be streamed in the theatre. To allow us to offer this viewing opportunity, the parking lot behind the Theatre will be blocked off for this program. We ask that all residents enter the

Bethesda Theatre through the Eiland Center, and not

use the back Bethesda Theatre door or parking lot. Light refreshments will be served.

Exercise Equipment Group Orientations * Wednesday, August 23, 11 am Wednesday, August 30, 1:45 pm Wellness Center For some, walking into a Wellness Center, with its many types of equipment, can be overwhelming. Sunnyside staff are here to help you! Join Annie Shaffer, Sunnyside Wellness Director, to learn how to use the cardio (treadmill, NuStep, etc.) and strength equipment to safely improve your health and well-being. This orientation is for both people who have not used our equipment before as well as for those who would like a refresher! Unable to attend one of these group orientations but interested in using the Wellness Center? Call ext. 8276 to schedule an individual orientation.

Fit, Flexible and Fabulous!” Presentation Wednesday, August 23, 2:45 pm Bethesda Theatre Rick Loudon, PTA, Rehab Director, Heritage Healthcare Flexibility and coordination are essential components to our physical well-being. Plan to attend this clinic to discover your flexibility and coordination as compared to normative values.

Trip: Boogie Kings Concert * Sunday, August 27, 7 pm Generations Park, Bridgewater, VA No Charge Depart: EC 6 pm / HL 6:10 pm The Boogie Kings trio performs a mix of boogie, old country, jazz, and rhythm and blues! Attendees will need to bring a lawn chair to sit in while enjoying the concert. Approximate return: 8:45 pm

“Stem Cells: Can’t Live Without ’Em” Presentation Wednesday, August 30, 2:45 pm Bethesda Theatre Join us for this apolitical and factual presentation where professor Moshe Khurgel, Bridgewater College Associate Professor of Biology, will share scientific facts regarding stem cells, stem cell research, and how these cells contribute to our development and daily lives.

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News from Sunny Treasures

2017 is Sunnyside’s Year of Change! Just as alterations currently are ongoing in the villas, so too, renovations are slated for Sunny Treasures and its hallway. What won’t change though is the cheerful yellow color of Sunny Treasures’ salesroom; however, there’ll be a fresh coat of

paint. Expect to see a new laminate floor along with a new arrangement of merchandise for sale. Even the checkout counter will be in a different place!

Committee members are purchasing stylish display panels with the intention of creating such an attractive area for all those items for sale that you will want to return again and again to the new shelves, racks and cases. One intention is to make the space customer-friendly so that browsers need not worry about bumping into some thing or some one. We hope you are as excited as we are about the changes. We still do not have a date for reopening.

There is no disruption to the First Friday Furniture Sales. The August one is scheduled for Friday, August 4th a the storage garages at Shrum Court between 11:30 am and 1:30 pm, rain or shine.

Trip: Blackfriars Playhouse Tour & Lunch * Wednesday, September 6, 10 am American Shakespeare Center, Staunton, VA Cost: $5/person + $ for lunch Depart: EC 9:05 am / 9:15 am This tour will blend lecture and performance in an educational and entertaining look at the theatre of Shakespeare's day. Participants will be introduced to the historical framework of Shakespeare's London, get to go on-stage, back-stage, and under-the-stage to get an actor's eye view of the world of Shakespeare's theatre. Tour participants will need to be able to go up and down stairs and be on their feet for the duration of the 1-hour tour. Following the tour, lunch will be enjoyed in Staunton. Lunch location TBD. Approx. return: 2:30 pm. Please sign up by Mon., Aug. 14.

Trip: Washington Nationals Baseball Game * Sunday, September 17, 1:35 pm Cost: $36/ticket + $ for lunch Depart: EC 10:10 am / HL 10:20 am Watch the Washington Nationals take on the Los Angeles Dodgers! Available tickets were offered to those that expressed interest when advertised in the April 2017 Funside. This trip is full. Call to be placed on the Wait List.

Chronic Disease Self-Management Program * Thursdays, September 14-October 19, 1:30 –4 pm Highlands Arts & Crafts Room Are you living with an ongoing health condition? Consider attending this workshop where you’ll get the support you need, find practical ways to deal with pain and fatigue, discover better nutrition and exercise choices, understand new treatment choices, and learn better ways to talk with your doctor and family about your health. This Stanford University research based program has been proven to help older adults better manage their chronic conditions-such as diabetes, arthritis, high blood pressure, anxiety and more, improve their quality of life, and lower health care costs. Sign up today!

Sign Up Now!

Physical Intellectual Social Environmental Vocational Spiritual

Look for these Wellness Scout Symbols throughout the Funside to help you identify programs, workshops and trips that will help you complete your Wellness Scout Badges.

Nutrition Music Technology Emotional

Paper tracking forms for all badges are available in the Wellness Center or you can track your progress on

Sunnyside-Times.

Art

See Page 2 of Funside for the newest Wellness

Scout Badge:

If you have knowledge or a skill that you would like to

organize and share as a Wellness Scout badge

opportunity please see the Wellness Department.

WELLNESS HALLWAY RENOVATIONS: As the Wellness hallway renovations continue, please

check Channel 970 and/or Community Apps for updates on any Clinic, Golden Shears Beauty Shop and Wellness

schedule changes that may occur during these renovations. Sunnyside will make every effort to keep

disruptions to a minimum.

Eiland Center Library August 2017

Books Especially for Summer Reading – All Large Print Format

Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz gives the

reader two mysteries for the price of one! He weaves a

classic whodunit worthy of Agatha Christie into an

original modern-day mystery – giving the reader two

mysteries, two detectives, and possibly two murderers.

Named one of the Must-Reads for Summer 2017.

Beartown by Frederick Backman is the story of a tiny

community that pours all its hopes for the future into a

youth hockey team. It is filled with more of the same

remarkable characters you met in A Man Called Ove

and laced with sentimentality and empathy.

The Switch by Joseph Finder is a great Summer

Thriller about how a simple mistake (picking up the

wrong computer at a security screening) throws an

innocent man into the crosshairs of government secrets

and ruthless political ambitions. The computer belongs

to a US Senator who has illegally downloaded

sensitive classified files. This novel is not only hard to

put down, but an intense and relevant tale about

government secrets falling into the wrong hands.

Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly weaves together the

stories of three women during World War II that reveal

the bravery, cowardice, and cruelty of those days.

Instead of writing “historical fiction” she manages to

examine history from a female point of view. The

result is a smart, thoughtful and old-fashioned good

read.

Not A Sound by Heather Gudenkauf is the story of a

young nurse who has lost everything after a tragic

accident - career, husband, stepdaughter, and even her

hearing. It is a riveting thriller, but it's also a moving

portrait of a woman who is stronger than she ever

believed possible, against all odds. Remember the old

movie, Wait Until Dark?

Into the Water by Paula Hawkins is another

suspense-filled story by the author of The Girl on the

Train. It is a psychological thriller about two women

whose deaths add to the list of women who have

drowned in the same river. The author uses

deceptiveness of emotion and memory, as well as all

the devastating ways that the past can reach into the

present as events dredge up secrets long submerged.

Pat Harkins

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The Highlands Library August 2017

REGULAR PRINT Camino Island, by John Grisham, is a novel about the theft of some of F. Scot Fitzgerald’s hand-written original work---manuscripts--- and the unofficial recruitment of a young writer to “keep an eye on” a book-seller suspect. Description of the theft itself (with diversionary tactics using fire crackers and smoke bombs) is mild compared to the account of complex dealings among crooks, insurance companies and book dealers, which eventually solve the crime.

Kiss Carlo, by Adriana Trigiani, tells the story of a large Italian family who enjoy the prosperity that comes to America after the end of WWII. Their close ties are weakened when a nephew breaks away from the family business to find his passion in the theater. It takes a large, public show-down to lead to reconciliation between tradition and new life in the New World.

The Identicals, by Elin Hilderbrand, tells about twin girls who are physically identical but very different in personality and behavior. Separated when their parents divorced, Tabitha goes to live with their mother on Nantucket Island, while Harper stays with their father on Martha’s Vineyard. After ten years apart, they are reluctantly reunited, and their differences are highlighted by cruel, sarcastic and critical remarks. At this point scores of friends enter the story with gossip about the varied pasts of these young women, gradually revealing truths which soften their relationship.

LARGE PRINT Sunset in Old Savannah, by Mary Eddis, is about Beth and Mike, private detectives for Price Investigations, who are sent to historical Old Savannah to surveil the activities of a possibly unfaithful husband. Considering it an easy (but sleazy) job, they soon find themselves involved with the man’s murder, and their client’s need for their practical and emotional support. So much for the rule that professional detectives must stay personally uninvolved.

Cilia’s House, by C.E. Stevenson, is Dunnian House, a centuries-old gray-stone mansion located in the valley below the hills of the Scottish Border. Home for many generations to the Dunne family, it now belongs to Miss Celia Dunne, who, at age ninety, is fragile but alert, and has been considering the future of Dunnian House. Her brothers and nephews and nieces, as well as the staff of servants, all assume the heir is her eldest brother’s eldest son, who is childless, and pretty old himself. Imagine what happens when the mansion goes to her youngest son’s grandson---younger, with a sweet wife and three children. A much better choice for the future of Dunnian.

Florence Raynal

The Funside is a monthly publication serving Independent Living Sunnyside Residents. Announcements for future Funside issues are due the 3rd Friday of each month and may be submitted to lerney@sunnyside.cc

2 Mrs. Virginia "Ginny" Biggs 2 Mrs. Dottie A. Couch 2 Mrs. Donna Senderling 3 Mr. Meriwether "Andy" Sale 3 Mr. Edward Tusing 4 Mr. Ralph Allen 4 Mrs. Mary Sublett 4 Mrs. Yolande T. Sullivan 5 Mrs. Louise Caldwell 5 Mrs. Patsy Koeppen 6 Mrs. Virginia Higgs 7 Mrs. Barbara Robb 9 Rev. Fred Barner 10 Mrs. Lydia Dieck 11 Mrs. Darla Daggit 11 Miss Eliza Christian 12 Mrs. Mary Smith 15 Mr. George Gibbs 16 Mrs. Cynthia Brock 19 Mr. Stephen "Steve" Barranco 20 Mrs. Patricia Kellett 20 Mr. Charles Scott 20 Mr. Frederick William "Bill" Rath 22 Mr. David "Dave" Swingle 23 Mrs. Anita Cross 23 Mrs. Dorothy J. Peterson 24 Mrs. Mary Helen Scully 24 Mrs. Martha L. Merz 25 Mrs. Gretchen W. Welch 26 Mr. Fidel Taparra 26 Mr. Frederick Lees 26 Mrs. Doris Patterson 26 Mrs. Carole Gaston 27 Mrs. Faye Topp 27 Mrs. Mary Hoefling 27 Mrs. Doris Abraham 28 Rev. Charles Norville 28 Mrs. Mildred "Millie" Geeter 28 Mrs. Jackie Gerrard 29 Mr. Lee Campbell 29 Mrs. Judy Bukauskas 30 Ms. Shirley B. Anderson 31 Ms. Cornelia "Corja" Mulckhuyse

2017 LEO Committee Lena Bish Bill Compton Marlene Gillikin Dot Hall Tom Harkins Carroll Lisle Terry Morris Pat Oxley

Please contact any LEO Committee member with ideas for special events and trips.

MEREDITH CHAPEL PROGRAMS

Mourning to Dancing Friday, August 11 & 25, 9:45 am - 11:15 am

Shenandoah Room (2nd Floor, HL) If you are grieving the loss of a loved one you’re

invited to meet with others who are grieving. August 11: The Grieving Process

August 25: Triggers

Care & Share Friday, August 11 & 25, 1:45 pm– 3:15 pm

Sunnyside Room If you are a caregiver for your spouse at home or in

Health Care, join fellow residents for a time of respite and support. Questions? Call Tom Smith (8455)

August 11: Stress Management August 25: Why I’m Grateful

Weekly Worship Service & Communion Wednesdays at 3 pm, Meredith Chapel

To better serve and address the many families of faith here at Sunnyside that celebrate the Lord’s Supper, Eucharist, or Communion as a weekly part of their spiritual discipline, your Sunnyside Chaplains will

now be offering this regular service of worship which will include communion.

Congratulations to the following July Wellness Scout Winners. Each will receive a $10 Gift Card:

For completing/earning Dimensions of Wellness Scout Badges:

Lynda Gibbs

For “getting caught” wearing Wellness Scout Pin: Barbara Hogan

Continue to “get caught wearing your pin” & complete your Dimensions of Wellness Scout

Badges to be entered into our monthly prize drawings! Questions? Stop by the Wellness Center or call 8276.

WELLNESS SCOUT PRIZE WINNERS