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WELCOME NEW RESIDENTS! VILLA 1: Jacklyn Bennin Harvey Hardin Cassie Hunnicutt Norma & Tia Nead VILLA 2: Judy Goldman Eileen Murphy James Wyndle VILLA 3: Carolyn Fuhrberg Martha Gomez Sue Jahns VILLA 4: Ralph Dyer Nellie Epps Jean Faulkner Nadeyne Johnson Connie Owens Jane Uthe Janet Wagner Welcome to Fellowship Square Tucson— we look forward to meeting you! A “Christian Care Company” VILLAGER FELLOWSHIP SQUARE TUCSON MAY 2013 SUMMERTIME SURVIVAL 101 Well, it’s official, summer has arrived in Tucson and the outlook is hot and dry. It is important to practice Summer Safety and protect yourself not just from sunburns, but from dehydration. With our higher temperatures HYDRATION is key to enjoying a fun, active lifestyle during the summer months. During warm weather, it is recommended that we drink EIGHT 8-oz glasses of water daily. Fluids are vital to our body’s functions as they aid in metabolism, regulate body temperature, prevent constipation and hydrate cells in the body to function optimally. When the body is NOT properly hydrated, our organs have to work harder. The body then tries to create fluids by breaking down muscle tissue which is not ideal for maintaining overall good health. So…BOTTOMS UP! Carry a bottle of water with you wherever you go, including bus trips to shopping and medical appointments. Enjoy fruit and keep popsicles on hand as a cool and tasty way to get more fluids. To make the most of our summer months, avoid “Peak Heat” hours when exercising outside—remember to walk during the early mornings or later in the evenings. Some people think about sun protection only when they spend a day at the beach or pool. But sun exposure adds up day after day, every time you are in the sun. So Slip! Slop! Slap! and Wrap to protect your- self from UV rays: Slip on a shirt, Slop on sunscreen, Slap on a hat and Wrap on sunglasses to protect the eyes and sensitive skin around them. These steps provide the best sun protection when used together. The American Academy of Dermatology recommends using products with an SPF (Sun Protection Factor) of at least 30. The SPF number represents the level of protection against UVB rays the sunscreen provides. There’s a lot going on at Fellowships Square this summer, both indoors and out, so keep your body hydrated, practice sun safety and enjoy a healthy and fun summer!
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WELCOME NEWRESIDENTS!
VILLA 1:Jacklyn BenninHarvey Hardin
Cassie HunnicuttNorma & Tia Nead
VILLA 2:Judy GoldmanEileen MurphyJames Wyndle
VILLA 3:Carolyn Fuhrberg
Martha GomezSue Jahns
VILLA 4:Ralph DyerNellie Epps
Jean FaulknerNadeyne Johnson
Connie OwensJane Uthe
Janet Wagner
Welcome to FellowshipSquare Tucson—
we look forward tomeeting you!
A “Christian Care Company”VILLAGERFELLOWSHIP SQUARE TUCSON
MAY 2013
SUMMERTIME SURVIVAL 101Well, it’s official, summer has arrived in Tucsonand the outlook is hot and dry. It is important topractice Summer Safety and protect yourself notjust from sunburns, but from dehydration. With our highertemperatures HYDRATION is key to enjoying a fun, activelifestyle during the summer months. During warm weather, itis recommended that we drink EIGHT 8-oz glasses of waterdaily. Fluids are vital to our body’s functions as they aid inmetabolism, regulate body temperature, prevent constipationand hydrate cells in the body to function optimally.When the body is NOT properly hydrated, our organs have towork harder. The body then tries to create fluids by breakingdown muscle tissue which is not ideal for maintaining overallgood health. So…BOTTOMS UP! Carry a bottle of water withyou wherever you go, including bus trips to shopping andmedical appointments. Enjoy fruit and keep popsicles on handas a cool and tasty way to get more fluids.To make the most of our summer months, avoid “Peak Heat”hours when exercising outside—remember to walk during theearly mornings or later in the evenings. Some people thinkabout sun protection only when they spend a day at the beachor pool. But sun exposure adds up day after day, every time youare in the sun. So Slip! Slop! Slap! and Wrap to protect your-self from UV rays: Slip on a shirt, Slop on sunscreen, Slap ona hat and Wrap on sunglasses to protect the eyes and sensitiveskin around them. These steps provide the best sun protectionwhen used together. The American Academy of Dermatologyrecommends using products with an SPF (Sun ProtectionFactor) of at least 30. The SPF number represents the level ofprotection against UVB rays the sunscreen provides.There’s a lot going on at Fellowships Square this summer, bothindoors and out, so keep your body hydrated, practice sunsafety and enjoy a healthy and fun summer!
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INSIDE THIS ISSUE:Active Lifestyles 9
Bella Hair Design 4
Blood Pressure Clinic 8
Department Updates 4
Library Corner 12
Mark your Calendar 6
Bookmobile 7
DEPARTMENT NEWS & UPDATES... NEW FAMILY CAREGIVER
SUPPORT GROUP, Monday May22nd 5:30pm Villa 4 Oasis. If you ora family member is the primary care-giver for a loved one, join us to at ournew Family Caregiver Support Group.The group will meet on the 3rdWednesday of every month, 5:30pm to6:30pm, in the Oasis. Family membersare welcome! Contact the Oasis formore information: 461-1458
FOREVER STAMPS are availablefor sale from the Activities Office inVilla 1: a book of 20 stamps is $9.20.
MAINTENANCE SERVICEREQUEST LINE: 731-6699.If you have a Maintenance Emergencyafter-hours or on the weekend, call themain office at 886-5537.
AIR FILTERS: If you need to haveyour Air Filter changed, please contactour Housekeeping Supervisor, SusanaMendoza, and she will be glad toschedule it for you: 721-3013.
NOTARY SERVICES: Free NotaryServices are available to our residentsthrough the Administrative Officeslocated in Suite 101 of Villa 1, byappointment only. To scheduleNotary Service please call DebbieDansbee at 731-6690, and leave yourname, Apt/Villa & phone number;she will call you back to schedule anappointment time.You will need to bring a valid PHOTOI.D. such as a State issued I.D card,Driver’s License, Military I.D card,etc. that includes your height, weight,eye and hair color & signature.Please Note: We are unable tonotarize Wills.
PATIO ETIQUETTE: Please becourteous to your neighbors and do notremove plants or other objects thatsomeone puts on their patio area forpersonal enjoyment. Decorative plantsand outdoor furniture items are theproperty of that resident.The area directly outside of your frontdoor is considered a “common area”.Residents are asked to limit items inthis area to two small chairs, a smallpatio table and two small plants,providing the items do not interferewith the walking path of others.Management does retain the right toask you to remove items that areblocking the walkway. Please contactour Leasing Department at 886-5537,if you have any questions or concerns.
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PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICESChristian Care Outpatient RehabClinic, Jill Van Stee BA, BS, MPT:State-of-the-art ACP Modalities withour qualified physical therapy staff.Appointments available Mondaythrough Friday, Villa 2, Suite #170.Call for a Free Evaluation 721-3033.
Welcome Jill Van Stee, a trueMichigan native who bleeds blue andgold, graduating from the Universityof Michigan. She enjoys many sportsand outdoor activities and whilecompleting her undergraduate work atthe University of Michigan, played onthe Women's Basketball Team fouryears. Jill has been a physical therapistfor 19 years and has traveled all overthe country practicing her professionof physical therapy in a variety ofsettings—from outpatient clinics,hospitals, sub-acute rehab clinics tohome health. Jill has been a residentof Tucson for the past 10 years, andjoins us at Fellowship Square in ourOutpatient Rehab. Stop in and meether; she looks forward to meeting you!
SEND-A-FRIENDPROGRAM
Bring your friends closer withour Send-A-Friend Program!Refer your friends and if they
move into our community…YOU WILL RECEIVE A $150.00
RENT CREDIT!See our Marketing Director for details:
886-5537.
2013 National Dayof Prayer Breakfast
THURSDAY, MAY 2ND,7:00AM-9:00AM,
FELLOWSHIP DINING ROOMDoors open at 7AM.
Join us for a wonderful breakfast buffetand an incredible time of prayer, withpresentations by Community Leaders, aswe come together to pray for our country. Resident Tickets will be billed to
your meal plan on the next billingstatement in May.
Resident’s Guest Tickets are $10.00each and will be billed to theResident, on May’s billing statement.
Seating is limited,RSVP to Activities: 721-3003.
Calling All VeteransFellowship Square Tucsonwill be honoring ourMilitary personnel in our
Memorial Day Hall of Heroes.If you or your spouse served in the U.S.military, please bring a photo and a briefsynopsis about your time of service to theActivities Office in Villa 1. We will copythe photo and return the original to you.Deadline for submissions is FridayMay 17th. For more information callActivities: 721-3003.
The Hall of Heroes will be on display inthe Dining Room May 22nd—May 31st
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Located at 10 N. Maguire, Suite 106
Bella Hair Design& MG Nail & Spa
298-7776
Open Tuesdays-Saturday,walk-ins welcome!
DINING ROOM UPDATE: NEW! BISTRO CERTIFICATES!
You can now purchase Gift Certificatesfor the Bistro—great for family,friends and gifts! For more informationcall the Dining Room Manager at721-3046 or visit the Bistro.
TO-GO ORDERS: To-Go orders areavailable from the Hostess in theDining Room:Sunday: 11:00am—2:00pmMonday-Saturday:
Lunch: 11:15am—1:30pmDinner: 3:30pm—6:30pm
MEAL DELIVERIES: To place anorder for delivery from the DiningRoom, call the Bistro at 731-6680before 2:00pm. There is a $3.00delivery charge per meal for mealsdelivered to a Resident’s apartment.
DINING ROOM HOURS:Sunday: 11:00am–last seatingat 1:45pm
Monday-SaturdayLunch: 11:30am–last seating at 1:15pmDinner: 4pm–last seating at 6:15pm
BISTRO HOURS:Sunday Breakfast only: 7:00am-10:00amMonday-Saturday
Breakfast: 7:00am-10:30amLunch: 11:00am-2:00pm
Bistro: 731-6680Dining Room Manager: 721-3046
DEPARTMENT NEWS & UPDATES CONTINUED
MOTHER’S DAY BUFFET—SUNDAY, MAY 12TH
FIRST SEATING: 11:00am—12:30pm, RESIDENTS ONLY:Anyone with a guest will need to waitfor the Second Seating.
SECOND SEATING: 1:00pm—3:00pm FOR RESIDENTS WITHGUESTS: Guest Meals are $15.00and will be billed to the Residents ontheir billing statement.4 GUESTS PER APARTMENTONLY, no exceptions.
Residents without a reservation willneed to attend the FIRST SEATINGONLY and will be seated AFTERResidents with reservations have beenaccommodated.
TICKET REQUIRED FORSEATING: Please see the Hostess inthe Dining Room for tickets.DEADLINE FOR TICKETS:WEDNESDAY, MAY 8TH.
To cancel buffet reservations please callthe Dining Room at: 721-3046.
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RESIDENT SERVICES are available7 days a week to lend an extra helpinghand in maintaining an independentand active lifestyle. Services areavailable 7am-4:30pm daily. Checkyour cubbies for this month’s special!For more information or to scheduleservices, contact Kathy: 721-3006.
PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY:Free Prescription Delivery is availablefrom the Walgreen’s at Pantano &Speedway to the residents ofFellowship Square Tucson, everyFriday afternoon! Order prescriptionsand small household items for freedelivery every Friday. To scheduledelivery, call the Walgreen’sPharmacy: 204-1009.
SENIOR COMPANIONS: Did youknow we have volunteers who areavailable to visit and assist Residentswith small household chores, runerrands, write letters and more at nocharge? Volunteers hours areMonday—Friday, 9:00am to 2:00pm,as available and may vary. If youwould like to schedule SeniorCompanions volunteers, contact ourOasis AL Manager: 461-1469.
TRANSPORTATION REMINDERS: MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION:
Transportation to Medical appointmentsis available Tuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 10AM-2PM. Please schedule yourappointments during this time frame.Reservations for medical appointmentsmust be made no later than 12:00PMthe day PRIOR to your appointment.
To arrange Transportation to ALLMedical Appointments, please callthe Concierge: 886-5537. Oasisresidents will need to schedule medicaltransportation through our OasisManager: 461-1458.
SHOPPING TRANSPORTATION:Transportation to shopping is providedto residents on Mondays, Wednesdaysand Fridays.On Mondays and Fridays shoppingtransportation is provided to the Fry’son Speedway & Pantano, and theSafeway/Walgreen’s shopping centeron Broadway & Camino Seco.On Wednesdays transportation isprovided to the Fry’s on 22nd &Harrison, and the NEW Wal-MartMarketplace on Broadway & CaminoSeco. In addition to a variety of othershopping centers that change week-to-week. Please see this month’sActivities Calendar for specific dates,shopping locations and pick-up times.
To arrange Shopping transportationcall the ACTIVITIES OFFICE at721-3003 the day prior to the trip.When calling after-hours or on week-ends, leave a message with your NameVilla, Apartment and Phone number;we will return your call the nextbusiness day to confirm your shoppingtrip reservation.
Please limit your shopping to TWO (2)reusable shopping bags. Shopping bagsare available from the Concierge in theFront Office of V2.
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SATURDAY, MAY 11TH—INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERSWORKSHOP, 1:00pm in the ComputerRoom: Enjoy an interactive class andcome learn what you can do with acomputer. Bring questions and explore theins and outs of your computer and all ofits capabilities. Beginners are welcome!No prior computer experience is needed toattend. Space is limited. Sign up withActivities: 721-3003.MONDAY, MAY 13TH—SENIORFITNESS WELLNESS FAIR,10:00am—2:00pm in V2: Gatherinformation from a variety of health-relatedservices, with entertainment and fitnessdemonstrations by the SeniorFIT WellnessProgram. Your body will thank you!WEDNESDAY, MAY 15TH—AFTERNOON MOVIE MAGIC,1:00pm in V2: Join us to watch anddiscuss “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” NR,1961, starring Audrey Hepburn, GeorgePeppard and Patricia Neal. Strugglingwriter Paul Varjak moves into a New Yorkapartment building and becomes intriguedby his pretty, quirky neighbor HollyGolightly. Holly's lifestyle confuses andfascinates Paul; in public she flits throughparties with a sexy, sophisticated air, butwhen they're alone, she changes into asweetly vulnerable bundle of neuroses.Discussion led by Ernie Gabrielson.Sign up with Activities: 721-3003.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR!This Month’s Special Events you don’t want to miss…
SATURDAY, MAY 4TH—SABBATH SERVICE, 2:00PM IN V2:Jewish Sabbath service conducted byBarry Hirsch. Everyone is welcome!MONDAY, MAY 6TH—ABUNDANT LIFESTYLES, 1:00 pmin Villa 2: Time to Laugh it out! Join usas we discuss how to stop and really focuson the blessings we have. All arewelcome. Discussion led by Marla Knas.WEDNESDAY, MAY 8TH—ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT, Korea:Miracle and Menace, 2:00pm in V2:Why are there 2 Koreas? Why is one amenace and the other a miracle? Why areboth Koreas important to the world? Joinus for a discussion on Korea’s historysince WWII and hear some thoughts aboutKorea from those who were there.Discussion led by Ernie Gabrielson.Sign up with Activities: 721-3003.FRIDAY, MAY 10TH—MOTHER’S DAY FLORAL SALE,11:00am-4:00pm in the Dining Room:Purchase beautiful floral arrangements forMother’s Day from Villa Maria ChapelFoundation. Small to large fresh floralarrangements available for purchase.FRIDAY, MAY 10TH—CELEBRATING MOM, 7:00pm in V2:Night Heart joins us for a musical Saluteto Mom, featuring Standards of the RatPack and friends, from the 40’s, 50’s &60’s! RSVP to Activities: 721-3003.
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SATURDAY, MAY 18TH—SATURDAY CLASSIC MOVIE,1:00pm in V2: “The Glenn Miller Story”Musical Classic, NR, 1954; StarringJames Stewart, June Allyson and HarryMorgan. Follow Mr. Miller’s story frombeing an unemployed trombone player, tohis travels in New York, his adventures inlove, and his success as the famous GlennMiller we now know. Discussion led byErnie Gabrielson. Sign up withActivities: 721-3003.SATURDAY, MAY 18TH—THE OL’ MAESTRO’S MAKE-BELIEVE BALLROOM, 7:00-8:30pmin V2: Enjoy an evening of your favoriteBig Band and Swing Favorites on CD.BYOB or enjoy “mock-tail” hour, whiledancing in our “ballroom” and socializingwith your friends and neighbors! RSVP toActivities: 721-3003.MONDAY, MAY 20TH—SONORA HEARING AID CHECKSAND CLEANING, 11:00am in Villa 3:Free hearing aid checks. No appointmentneeded; just check in with the volunteer.MONDAY, MAY 20TH—NEW IMAGE LADIES’ FASHIONSALE; 12:00pm—4:00pm in Villa 2:Shop and save on major department storename-brand fashions, in a full range ofsizes including Petites, Misses andWomens, all at 30-70% off retail prices,along with a selection of Fashion watches.Styles include Koret, Alfred Dunner, SagHarbor, sportswear, shorts, capris, skirts,blouses and casual wear. Watch batteryreplacement available for $3.00.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 22ND—JAZZ ENRICHMENT, 1:00pm in V2,The Music of Glenn Miller: Join in on adiscussion about Major Glenn Miller andthe “secret” broadcasts of his ARMYBand. Let’s visit the life and times of thisamazing man and learn some interestingfacts about Mr. Glenn Miller. Discussionled by Harry Saslow. Sign up withActivities: 721-3003.FRIDAY, MAY 24TH—FELLOWSHIP SQUARE UKUSTERSIN CONCERT, 7:00pm in Villa 2:Swing into summer with an evening ofgreat music, sing-a-longs, humor andmore as our Ukulele Group takes thestage! RSVP to Activities: 721-3003.SATURDAY, MAY 25TH—MATINEE MOVIE, 1:00pm in V2:“Skyfall”, 2012 PG-13, Action; When aserious menace threatens MI6, JamesBond is on the case—putting aside hisown life and personal issues to hunt andobliterate the perpetrators. Secrets arisefrom M's past that strain Bond's loyalty tohis longtime boss. Starring: Daniel Craig,Judi Dench, Ralph Fiennes and AlbertFinney. RSVP to Activities: 721-3003.
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PIMA COUNTY PUBLICLIBRARY BOOKMOBILETHURSDAY, MAY 16TH
11:15am-12:45pm in the eastparking lot by the Dining Room.
Apply for a library card, check out books,DVD’s, audio books, and more! Reserveitems for next month’s visit.
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SATURDAY, MAY 25TH—OPERA NIGHT AT FELLOWSHIPSQUARE, 6:30pm in Villa 2: Verdi’s“Don Carlos”; Set in France and Spain inthe late 16th century, this opera tells of thepolitical and amorous rivalry betweenPhilip II of Spain and his son, Don Carlo.Come dressed for an evening out. Thisopera will run 3 hours with intermissions.RSVP to Activities: 721-3003.MONDAY, MAY 27TH—AN AMERICAN SALUTE 2:00pm inV2: The Tune Catchers join us for aPatriotic salute in honor of Memorial Day,with Ice Cream floats after performance.RSVP to Activities: 721-3003.WEDNESDAY, MAY 29TH—RESIDENT BIRTHDAY PARTY2:00pm in V2: Come celebrate with cake,a Birthday raffle and entertainer TedGlinski. All are welcome!
MARK YOUR CALENDAR... MONDAY NIGHT MOVIES6:30PM IN VILLA 2!
Join us every Monday night toenjoy a great new release or a blast
from the past, complete with popcorn &soda. Seating begins at 6pm.Monday May 6th: “Rise of theGuardians” (2012) PG, Family comedy.In this animated adventure, Santa Claus,the Easter Bunny, Jack Frost and otherlegendary beings come together to battlePitch, a malicious spirit determined toconquer the world destroy the dreams ofchildren. Starring: Alec Baldwin, JudeLaw, Isla Fisher and Hugh Jackman.Monday May 13th: “Portrait of a Lady”(1996) PG-13, Drama. Adaptation ofHenry James's novel; an American heiressvisiting relatives in 1872 England, fallsprey to an utter scoundrel, which leads herto her one true love. Starring: ShelleyWinters, Nicole Kidman, John Malkovich,Viggo Mortensen and many more.Monday May 20th: “That EveningSun” (2009) PG-13, Family Drama.Frustrated with being in a nursing facility,Abner Meecham breaks out and walks allthe way back to his farm. He soon realizeshis biggest enemy now lives in his house,and devises a plan to reclaim what isrightfully his. Starring: Hal Holbrook,Ray McKinnon and Dixie Carter.Monday May 27th: “Skyfall” (2012)PG-13, Action/Adventure. Encorepresentation—James Bond’s latestadventure! Starring: Daniel Craig, JudiDench, Ralph Fiennes & Albert Finney.
MAY BLOODPRESSURE CHECKS
Every Thursday at 10:00amRegister to win a FREE service from
Resident Services each week!
VILLA 1 MAY 2NDVILLA 2 MAY 9THVILLA 3 MAY 16THVILLA 4* MAY 23RD
*V4 Blood Pressure Clinic is from9:00am-10:00am.
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BRAINFITNESS, TUESDAYS& THURSDAYS, 1:00 pm inthe Computer Room: Exercise
your brain and have fun! No computer skillsrequired. Led by SeniorFIT, 461-1460.
MONDAYS—1:00 PM VILLA 1 BIBLE STUDY:
Chaplain Al Story, 721-3009.2:00 PM NICKEL & DIME POKER,
V3: Contact Jay, 298-2190.2:00 PM SHUFFLEBOARD will
meet on the V1 Courtsstarting in May! ContactJohn, 574-0708.
2:30 PM CRIBBAGE GROUP V1:Contact Hazel, 888-1009.
TUESDAYS—9:00 AM TAI CHI & BEYOND, V2:
Led by Ralph Garvin.10:00 AM V3 BIBLE STUDY: Led by
Pastor Gordon Vernon.Contact Maradine, 398-7642.
10:00 AM WII BOWLING, V2: Ledby SeniorFITness, 461-1460.
11:00 AMNEW
TIME!
AQUA MOTION, V2 EastPool: Led by SeniorFITness,461-1460.
1:00 PM PINOCHLE, in V1: ContactEmma Lou, 625-6807.
2:00 PM BASIC BALANCE, V2 SF;Improve balance & reducefalls. SeniorFIT, 461-1460.
ACTIVE LIFESTYLES…Check out our weekly activities, open to all Residents!
SUNDAYS—2:00 PM GAME GROUP, V3: Cards
and games with low visionaccommodations.Contact Joan, 225-0034.
3:00 PM V2 WORSHIP SERVICES:Led by a different area churcheach week.
MONDAYS—8:00 AM VITALITY CHAIR
EXERCISE, V2: Led bySeniorFIT, 461-1460.
9:00 AM STRENGTH & TONE, V2:Resident-led exercise group.
10:00 AM UKULELE GROUP, Villa 1:Led by instructor MichaelCrownhart, all musicprovided. Contact Activities,721-3003.
10:00 AM BEGINNING LINEDANCING, V2: Led bySeniorFITness, 461-1460.
10:30 AM BASIC LINE DANCING,V2: Led by SeniorFIT,461-1460. Must be able tomove multi-directionally.
11:00 AM LOW VISION GROUP, V3:Support group for anyoneaffected by low vision.May 13th: Coping Skills,with Guest Speaker JannaPayton from TSB.May 27th: Sharing.Contact Joan, 225-0034.
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ACTIVE LIFESTYLES...CONTINUEDTUESDAYS—
6:00 PM VILLA VOICES, Villa 2,directed by Ken Novak:All music provided. ContactActivities, 721-3003.
WEDNESDAYS—8:00 AM VITALITY CHAIR
EXERCISE, V2: Led bySeniorFIT, 461-1460.
9:00 AM STRENGTH & TONE, V2:Resident-led exercise group.
NEWTIME!9:30 AM
VANTAGE WEST ONSITEBANKING SERVICES,in the Dining Room. Pleasenote; for security reasonsVantage West needs to limitCheck cashing to $300.00.
10:00 AM PARKINSON’S GROUP:Wednesday May 8th: Join usto discuss the direction of ourgroup—where do we go fromhere? Are you willing to be thegroup contact? Contact Paula,323-2502.
11:00 AM BIBLE STUDY, Villa 2: Ledby Chaplain Story, 721-3009.
NEW!12:30 PM
GOLF CHIP & PUTT,V2 Putting Green: Led bySeniorFIT, 461-1460.
2:00 PM WATERCOLOR CLASSwith Art Instructor RayBeatty, V2: Free classes forResidents. Contact Activities,721-3003.
1:00 PM TAI CHI FOR ARTHRITIS,V4: SeniorFIT, 461-1460.
WEDNESDAYS—1:00 PM GENEALOGY CLUB,
Computer Room: Discovermore about your Family Tree!Contact Nikki, 751-3339.
1:00 PM PARTY BRIDGE, Villa 1:Contact Pat, 296-0314.
2:00 PM KINGS IN THE CORNER,V3: Contact Betty, 338-7088.
7:00 PM GAME NIGHT Villa 1: Joinus for dominoes & favoritegames, Contact Inez, 648-2281.
THURSDAYS—9:00 AM TAI CHI & BEYOND, V2:
Led by Ralph Garvin.10:30 AM BIBLE STUDY, Villa 4: Led
by Chaplain Story, 721-3009.11:00 AM
NEWTIME!
AQUA MOTION, V2 EastPool: Led by SeniorFITness,461-1460.
11:30 AM CATHOLIC MASS, V2:Contact: Jeanne 290-3649.10:50am Resident led Rosary
1:00 PM TUCSON’S DESERTCRONES, Villa 3: Women’sgroup open to all ladies ages60+. Topics & programs varyeach week. Contact Louise,885-0072 or Trilby, 409-3357.
2:00 PM CREATIVE WRITINGGROUP. Come to theWriter’s Group, May 9thand 23rd in the Library:Share your stories with us. Allare welcome!
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FRIDAYS—2:00 PM BUNKO! Villa 2 Clubhouse.
$2.00 buy-in; prizes awardedto the high rollers. ContactArlene 886-6906.
SATURDAYS—9:00 AM TAI CHI & BEYOND, V2:
Led by Ralph Garvin.1:00 PM BRIDGE, Villa 1: Contact
Anne 886-6912 or Arleen,721-5201.
1:30 PM VETERANS GROUP, V4May 4th: Join us the firstSaturday of every other month.Contact Steve, 747-3244.
2:00 PM RUMMIKUBE, V3: All arewelcome! Contact Luise,290-4354.
LOOKING FOR GROUPS:
ACTIVE LIFESTYLE are open to allResidents. If you have a group you would
like other Residents to attend, contactActivities: 721-3003.
WANT TO PLAY HAND & FOOT ORJOCKERS & PEGS? Contact Doris,574-2098LEARN HOW TO FINGER SPELL,contact Flo, 886-0294.QUAKER MEETING; if interested inattending, contact Shirley, 822-8766.
THURSDAYS—2:00 PM BINGO, Villa 2: We are
unable to change $20’s; please
2:00 PM THE KNIT-WITS Knit &CROCHET, Villa 1: Itemsare donated to the VeteransHospital & Project Linus.
2:00 PM SHUFFLEBOARD will meeton the V1 Courts starting in
7:00 PM SCRABBLE CLUB, Villa 1:All are welcome! Contact Luise
FRIDAYS—8:00 AM VITALITY CHAIR
EXERCISE, V2: Led by
8:00 AM WALKING CLUB, pick up
9:00 AM STRENGTH & TONE, V2:
10:00AM EZ DOES IT YOGA, V2:
10:00AM GRIEFSHARE, V1:Grief support group. Contact
10:00AM WATERCOLOR CLASSES,Villa 3 with Art InstructorRay Beatty: Classes arefree to Residents. Contact
1:00 PM NICKEL & DIME POKER,V3: New players welcome!
COMPUTER ROOM HOURS:Monday-Saturday: 7:30am-7:00pmSunday: 7:00am-2:00pmVolunteers available Mondaysand Fridays 10am-12pm
Your Devoted Management Team:Executive Director: 721-3020
George OrtegaAdministrative Assistant: 721-3010
Andrea PerezEmployee Services: 731-6690
Debbie DansbeeProperty Accountant: 721-3019
Mary SterlingMaintenance Service Line: 731-6699
Jim McDonald, Facilities DirectorSales & Marketing Director: 886-5537
Jerri Ann HooperOASIS AL Manager: 461-1458
Tariequa Powell, LPNDirector of Food Services: 721-3044
Winona WilliamsDining Room Manager: 721-3046
Brian HelmbrechtActivities Coordinator: 733-0411
Carolyn R. GorstCommunity Chaplain: 721-3009
Al StoryHousekeeping Coordinator: 721-3013
Susana MendozaLeasing Coordinator: 721-3002
Sandra LuetyOASIS Life Enrichment: 461-1464Maryann Conway, LE Coordinator
Resident Service Coordinator: 721-3006Kathy Kea, LPN
SeniorFITness Coordinator: 461-1460Steven Hughes
Transportation Coordinator: 731-6681Mike Frate
BISTRO: 731-6680CONCIERGE: 886-5537SECURITY: 721-3017
FELLOWSHIP SQUARE-TUCSON“A Christian Care Company”
8111 E. Broadway Blvd. Tucson, AZ 85710Phone: (520) 886-5537 Fax: (520) 886-2123
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LIBRARY CORNERAn enormous number of residents haverequested another quiz—actually the
number is five or six. But they said that these littlequizzes make us think & remember. Sometimes aquiz is fun if a teacher doesn’t record the score.Today’s quiz is modeled on an old radio programthat most of us remember as The $64 Question.The game started with a question worth $1.00 anddoubled with each question up to $64 dollars, witheach question being a little harder than the previous.Let’s give it a go now. Put on your thinking capsand try this for $1.00:________ Abraham Lincoln began a speech bysaying, Four score and seven years ago. Write thedate he was referring to in the blank._________(For $2) The name of the American seacaptain who once boldly said, “I have not yetbegun to fight” when he was ordered to surrender._________(For $4) Date when the Declaration ofIndependence was signed._________(For $8) Initials for the person who wasPresident of the United States when the KoreanWar was beginning._________(For $16) In 1607, the first permanentcolony was established in an area that became astate. Name the state._________(For $32) In 1917, an Americanpresident declared war against an enemy to, as hesaid, “To make the world safe for Democracy.Name that President.Now for the big one. You’ll have to rememberreading this in a comic strip, not a history book.But it is a wise saying none-the-less. For $64.00:_________What character wisely said, “We havemet the enemy, and he is us!”How did you do? Whether you did well or not, weencourage you to visit the library and brush up onsome of these things. Who knows, you might get ona quiz program that pays better than a measly $64!
