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Quality Living. Quality Life.
February 2017
Notable
February Dates:
NFC
Groundhog
Day - 2nd
Super Bowl
Sunday - 5th
Franchise Est. 1966
Team Owner: Arthur Blank
(Co-Founder of
Home-Depot)
Head Coach: Dan Quinn
Previous Super Bowls: 1
(1999). 0 Wins.
Hall of Famers: 5
Valentine’s
Day - 14th
Presidents
Day - 20th
Sunday, Feb. 5th
Kickoff at 5:30
In Houston, TX
on FOX (Ch.5)
Party in the GH!
AFC
Franchise Est. 1960
Team Owner: Robert Kraft
(CEO of The Kraft Group)
Head Coach: Bill Belichick
Previous Super Bowls: 8
(’86, ‘97, ‘02, ‘04, ‘05,
‘08, ‘12, ‘15). 4 Wins.
Hall of Famers: 19
Inside this issue:
FAST FACTS
Healthy Aging
2
February
Birthdays
2
Mind Aerobics
3
Joker’s Corner
3
Upcoming
Day Trips
4
February
Happenings
4
Resident
Spotlight
5
The Scoop
5
Employee of
the Month
6
Star Players: Super Bowl 51 will be the highest-rated Super
Bowl ever—at least when it comes to the starting quarterbacks. Tom Brady and Matt
Ryan are trying to cap off NFL MVP-caliber seasons by realizing the ultimate playoff
goal in Houston. Never before have two QBs who rated greater than 110.0 in passing
efficiency faced off in the Super Bowl.
Where: NRG Stadium, home to the Texans has a capacity of 71,795. You can get bargain tickets for around $2,200 each. And only $9,000 for Club Level Premium at the 50.
What to Expect At Halftime: Country star Luke Bryan will sing the National Anthem
before the game. Pop sensation Lady Gaga will bring the entertainment at halftime
(officially called the “Pepsi Zero Sugar Super Bowl Halftime Show”). Fun fact: The star
will be performing for free. However, what she’ll forgo in direct payment, she’ll make
up for with valuable marketing exposure. When companies are willing to pay north of $5
million for just 30 seconds of commercial time, performing at halftime for free is a deal.
Find Your Valentine!
Starting February 6th, there will be a heart-shaped
valentine hidden in the common areas every day! Be
on the lookout as you go from place to place and if you
find it, bring it to the Front Desk to collect your prize.
Common areas include anywhere from the GH to the EC,
and the hall laundry rooms to the hallways.
On Valentine’s Day (Tuesday the 14th) there will be
one special prize! Happy hunting!
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In Touch
Insurance for Your Brain: Read, Write, and Play Games
People who read, write, and engage in other we know that it's 'newness' or novelty that creates
mentally stimulating activities preserve memories the most neuronal connections," says Vestergaard.
at a rate at least 32 percent higher than those who "The trick is you don't want to overly stress the
don't — and more importantly, readers and writers brain when doing any activity as this can have a
are more likely to avoid dementia.
contrary effect." She suggests these activities in
Alice Vestergaard, EdD, MS, a professor who addition to reading, writing and puzzles:
specializes in long-term care and the study of brain -Learning the tango or ballroom dance sequences
health in aging, explained it this
-Listening to complex music
way: "Research to date has docusuch as classical music and then
mented that the mind works like a
analyzing it. (Try Cox TV
muscle. What we now know from
channel 1949 and 1950)
using sophisticated imaging tech-Learning to play a musical
nology is that keeping the mind
instrument
active can actually enable people
-Building something
to grow new brain cells, regard-Participating in a discussion
less of how old they may be. In
group where people share ideas
science-speak we call this buildsuch as a book club or a public
ing new neuronetic connections.
policy or advocacy group. (Try
Current scientific theory indicates
out Book Club, The Writing
that the more neuronetic connecClub or Breakfast Club)
tions in the brain, the harder it is
-Playing games (Like Bridge,
for the plaques and tangles of AlzHand & Foot, Mexican Train
heimer's disease to take hold and
Dominos, Poker)
create the 'Alzheimer's cascade' of memory loss."
"Just as in the case of physical exercise, one is nevPeople who keep their brains active throughout er too old to begin,” Vestergaard said. "It is possible
their lives can still develop Alzheimer's disease, but for older people to learn new skills and/or improve
they tend to do so later compared to people who upon old skills — it's only their motivation that
have not kept their brains active, Vestergaard ex- may be lacking, not their capacity and capability."
Source: www.everydayhealth.com
plained. "Keeping one's brain active
throughout the lifespan, in addition to regu- February Birthdays
The February
lar exercise and a healthy diet, are the only
Birthday Party will
2/3
trifecta insurance policy we have against Pat Cooper
2/6
cognitive decline at this time — until we Virginia Reedy
take place in the GH
come up with a cure for Alzheimer's and Merl Houser
2/6
on Wednesday, the 8th
other dementias."
Pat Jennings
2/10
at 2:00 pm.
Prof. James Giordano, Ph.D., a neurosci- Shirley Dickson
2/12
All are welcome to
entist with Georgetown University Medical Harold Dozier
2/17
come and celebrate!
Center, Washington, DC, added that in addi- James Ivey
2/19
tion to reading, writing, and puzzles, learnTerry Bales
2/22
ing languages and musical instruments also
Cindy Downes
2/22
keep the brain flexible. The trick is to find
2/23
activities that inspire you. For example, not Melva Hail
2/25
everyone loves to read, but other activities Ann Franklin
2/25
can have a similar impact on keeping the Lee Gott
2/27
brain young. "Through scientific research, Joan Dickson
February 2017
Mind Aerobics: Love Trivia
1. For whom did King Edward VIII abdicate the
throne of England?
A. Mrs. Sanderson
B. Mrs. Simpson
C. Mrs. Stevens
D. Mrs. Seagram
2. What is the name of Helen of Troy’s true love?
A. Paris
B. London
C. Rome
D. Athens
3. Everyone know the story of Shakespeare’s
‘Romeo & Juliet.’ What was Juliet’s last name?
A. Benvolio
B. Montague
C. Capulet
D. Tybalt
4. Shakespeare: who was Oberon’s better
half in the famous comedy ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’?
A. Tympana
B. Titania
C. Trefallia
D. Turia
5. Cleopatra and Marc Anthony had a
scandalous love affair. Were they ever
married?
True
False
6. In which of the following films did
famous couple Humphrey Bogart and
Lauren Bacall NOT star together?
A. Casablanca
B. Key Largo
C. The Big Sleep
D. To Have and Have Not
Joker’s Corner: Love & Marriage
A wife is scrambling
eggs
when
her
husband bursts into
the kitchen.
"Careful," he cries.
"Careful!
You’re
cooking too many at
once. Too many!
Scramble them! Now! We need more butter.
They’re going to stick! Careful! Now scramble
them again! Hurry up! Are you crazy? Don’t
forget to salt them. You know you always forget
to salt them. Use the salt. Use the salt! The salt!"
The annoyed wife turns and asks, "What is
wrong with you?!"
Her husband calmly replies, "I wanted to show
you what it feels like when I’m driving."
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7. How many times was Elizabeth
Taylor married to on-and-off soul
mate Richard Burton?
A. Twice
B. Three Times
C. Once
D. Four Times
8. I am a world famous monument commissioned
by a grieving ruler to honor his beloved wife,
who’d just died. What am I?
A. The Lighthouse at Alexandria
B. The Leaning Tower of Pisa
C. The Eiffel Tower
D. The Taj Mahal
9. You’re familiar with the story of Tarzan and Jane, the man raised by apes and
the woman who loved him. Who originally wrote these classic tales?
A. Sinclair Lewis
B. Edgar Rice Burroughs
C. Ernest Hemingway
D. Nathaniel Hawthorne
10. Marie and Pierre Curie were one of
those rare couples who shared a great love
affair AND a professional relationship.
What two elements were they famous for
discovering?
A. Radium and Uranium
B. Uranium and Selenium
C. Polonium and Uranium
D. Radium and Polonium
11. ‘Gone With The Wind’s’ Scarlett O’Hara and
Rhett Butler are perhaps film’s most famous pair of
star-crossed lovers. Which of the following is NOT
a well-known line from the movie?
A. “After all, tomorrow is another day.”
B. “I don’t know nothin’ about birthin’ no babies.”
C. “I have always depended on the kindness of
strangers.”
D. “Frankly my dear, I don’t give a damn.”
12. Which of the following men was NOT one of
Marilyn Monroe’s husbands?
A. Yves Montand
B. Arthur Miller
C. Joe DiMaggio
D. James Dougherty
13. Infamous crime-spreading lovers Bonnie and
Clyde were actually a real-life couple.
True
False
Source: www.funtrivia.com
In Touch
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Upcoming Special Day Trips
On a chartered bus with Village Tours
Chicken n’ Pickin’ Wednesday, March 29th
Let us treat you to an afternoon of good eatin’ and
great fun, just a short drive away from home. Lunch is served with a
side of entertainment at Chicken n’ Pickin’ near Walnut, Kansas.
Enjoy a pan-fried chicken dinner with all the fixins and live country
music and comedy in this amazingly restored dairy barn for phenomenal fun
on the farm. Cost is $99.
Spring Mystery Trip Thursday, May 4th
Spring is usually a great time to get out of the
house. Join us on one of our fun one-day trips
to ??? Who knows where! Lunch plus attractions
are included! Cost is $99.
February Happenings
Valentine Bingo Party
Head to the EC at 1:30 am on
Tuesday, the 14th for a
special Valentine’s Bingo Party. Prizes and
refreshments will be provided by Millennium
from the Wellness Center. FREE to play!
Also on Wednesday, the 15th at 2:00 pm, join
Mark Winkleman in the GH for this month’s
health topic: “Fall Prevention & Safety.” Light
refreshments provided.
Tulsa Ballet Outing-Dorothy & The Prince of Oz
A thrilling new production made for Tulsa Ballet,
you'll be the first in the world to join Dorothy and
her friends as they dance through
Oz. It will feature the special effects of a Broadway show combined with the beauty of Tulsa
Ballet’s dancers. Leaving at 2:15
pm on Sunday, February 12th.
Tickets are $30. Sign up at FD.
February Cottage News
-The Cottage Pot Luck will be on
Thursday, the 9th at 5:00 pm in the CCH.
Bring your favorite entrée, side, salad or
dessert to share with your neighbors!
-Jump on board for the Cottage Night
Out to dinner at White
River Fish Market on Saturday, the 18th. Leaving
Tours of Tulsa - Take an interesting bus trip around
our great city. Kelly Gipson will be our very wellinformed, storytelling tour guide around different
parts of town. Hear about the hidden secrets that
bring Tulsa to life without having to leave your seat.
Lunch will be at The Vault downtown followed by
the tour. Leaving at 10:30 am on Tuesday the 21st.
Sign up at the
Front Desk.
February 2017
Resident Spotlight: Beth Paris
“In those days, we bicycled everywhere,” Beth remembers about her childhood in Ponca City. “There
just weren’t as many cars so it was no problem for me
and my friend to bike to the gym.” Beth’s father was
the head bricklayer for the company and her eldest
sisters eventually worked there as well. “During the
summer days we would go swimming in the indoor
pool, then play badminton and if we still had time,
we’d roller skate for a while before heading home.”
By the time Beth was at Ponca
City HS (or ‘Po High’), she had
recognized her natural eye for art
and was a part of the Art Club.
After graduation, she took classes
at Oklahoma College for Women
in Chickasha with a major in art. “I
never really was a classical painter
or anything like that but I loved the
design and arrangement aspect of
it,” she points out. And design she
did. On her return to Ponca, she
worked as a display artist for a
shop downtown. And it was while
she was working there that she met
her husband Jim. He and his
brother and father had a furniture
business and after they married, Beth became the
buyer for the gift, accessories, and bed and bath
departments of the store.
Throughout her sixty years in Ponca City, she was
always involved in community activities as well. “I
loved being a part of the 20th Century Club,” she
recalls. “When the city was putting up a vote on
whether or not to buy the Marland Home, I worked
there day and night as a docent giving tours of the
home.” The Marland Home was a special place to
Beth and Jim. His uncle actually owned the home
early in their marriage and they would play bridge
there often. “I remember loving to play there because
we and the other couple could bring our kids and
each one could have their own bedroom to take a nap
in so they wouldn’t wake each other up.” Thanks to
the efforts of Beth and other Ponca citizens, the
Marland Home is now owned by the city and is a
great piece of Oklahoma history to visit.
After Continental closed their offices in Ponca, the
local economy took a dive and the Paris’s moved to
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Hot Springs Village, Arkansas. They enjoyed their
time there, but it had always been Beth’s dream to
live in New Mexico. So after many years of driving
through the area on their vacations to the West, they
settled down in Las Cruces and built their home in a
small community going up in the foothills. “We did
have to watch for rattlesnakes out there but that was
far outweighed by the beauty of the sky and landscape there.” While in their desert home, Beth went
through a Master Gardener course offered at New
Mexico State. Their eight years
there were a great adventure but in
August 2014 they moved to Tulsa to
be closer to their three children
(Lynne, Leslie and Chip).
Beth now lives in one of the
Country Club Cottages. “I like
working in my garden but my
neighbors, especially Logan and
Joyce Boltz really outdo me,” she
says with a smile. Beth is also a fan
of the Walk This Way exercise class
and values the convenience of meals
and transportation. We are so
honored that she has chosen to make
the Country Club her home.
The Scoop
-Congratulations to the January Early Bird, Emmett & Mattie Hauser! Turn in your rent check before the 1st of each month for your chance to win!
-The Girl Scout Troop will be in the GH on Feb 25th
selling Girl Scout Cookies from 10:00 am - 1:00
pm.
-If you ever see your SERVICE light illuminate on
the alarm key panel in your apartment, please call
the Front Desk so that it may be addressed.
-Respite Room reminder - If you have been ill or
are in need of extra assistance, the Respite Room
offers a temporary solution to help you get back on
your feet. Take advantage of all the services and
amenities of Residential Care without having to
leave Country Club. Call TR for details.
-The Guest Apartment is available to accommodate
your visiting family and friends. The cost is only
$75/night and this includes 3 daily meals for guests.
Quality Living. Quality Life.
Employee of the Month: Jeana Gipson (Housekeeping)
Department Heads
Executive Director ~ Trish Behrens
918-250-4230
Business Manager ~ Trevor Gray
918-250-4222
Activities ~ Radonna Schumacher
918-250-4220
Resident Services ~ Andrew Sharp
918-250-4227
Dining Room Manager ~ Josh Ellard
Executive Chef ~ Jay Workman
Maintenance ~ Michael Russell
Leasing ~ TR Jones
Marketing ~ Taraka Hughes
Housekeeping ~ Lynne McDonald
Front Desk ~ Sheila Galaway
Security ~ Saima Metzel
Residential Care ~ Karin Knight, LPN
Wellness Center ~ Barbara Pence, LPN
918-378-4279
6333 S. 91st East Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74133
(918)252-5451
www.ccwh-living.com
Born and raised on Long
Island, New York, Jeana
Gipson lived on a nature
conservation of
prime forests.
She has three
older brothers
and a twin sister.
Much of her
childhood was
spent exploring
the woods, which
were inhabited
with deer, red fox
and quail. She
also enjoyed
finding arrowheads and Indian paint pots,
which were abundant on the
island.
At thirteen, her family
moved to California. She
loved to travel, acquiring the
nickname “Little Gypsy.” She
has been to Canada, Mexico,
1. Mrs. Simpson
Mind Aerobics Answers
2. Paris 'The face that launched
a thousand ships', beautiful Helen fell in love with Paris
despite the objections of her plotting husband, Menelaus
3. Capulet
4. Titania King of the Fairies,
5. True. The couple were married in 36 BC according to the writing
of Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus in "The Twelve Caesars", even
though Antony was already married to Octavia at that time. They
had planned to conquer Rome, but their efforts were thwarted.
Hearing a false report that Cleopatra was dead, Marc Anthony fell
on his sword. She in turn allowed a poisonous asp to seal her fate.
6. Casablanca
7. Twice. The first time was in 1964, and the second in 1975.
8. The Taj Mahal. Commissioned by Mughal ruler Shah Jahan in
the 1600's just after the death of his wife Mumtaz Mahal, the stunning building took more than 20 years to complete.
9. Edgar Rice Burroughs
10. Radium and Polonium
11. “I have always depended on the kindness of strangers.”
12. Yves Montand
13. True
Hawaii, three quarters of the
United States and also
Germany, Austria, Hungary,
Italy and
Switzerland.
Even though
Jeana has an
education in
the dental and
pharmaceutical
fields, she
always found
herself more
fulfilled working for the
generation
before her. She
enjoys helping residents in
the Housekeeping department
and hearing about their lives
and all they went through.
We are proud to have her
on the CCWH team and to
name her the Employee of the
Month for February 2017.
MEET YOUR NEW NEIGHBORS
Zerlene Cleaver
Bob & Mary Frizzell
Clara Geiger
Patsy Messer
#143
#6413
#211
#248
Be sure to join us for the Newcomer’s
Luncheon at 11:00 am on Wednesday,
the 8th in the Crystal Room.
Call Andrew if
you have any
questions
(918) 250-4227
Country Club of Woodland Hills - Activities Calendar for February 2017
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
2 Valentine Choc Straw 3 Cindy’s Valentine
9:00 am Stretch & Tone
9:30 am Sr. Tai Chi Gifts & Cards
Class-CCH
DVD - EC
9:00 am Stretch & Tone
9:30 am
10:30 am Block Party Class-CCH
Breakfast Club—EC
10:15 am Chair Exercise- 3rd Floor North—GH 9:30 am
1:15 pm Mass in Chapel Breakfast Club—EC
EC
1
1:00 pm Mex.
Train Dominos-EC
2:00 pm
February Town Hall
Meeting—EC
5:30 pm Canasta—EC
1:00 pm-1:30 pm
Blood Pressure Checks-BR
1:30 pm
Knit 2 Gether– EC
2:00 pm
SCRABBLE! - Library
5:30 pm Hand & Foot—EC 3:15 pm Bible Study w/
Pam—EC
6:00 pm Rummikub—
6:00 pm
BR
Walk this Way –GH
6:00 pm Movie Night6:30 pm Resident led
GH
Bingo—EC
5 Super Bowl Sunday XI
6 Find the Valentine...
8:45 am
Worship Service-GH
9:00 am Stretch & Tone
Class-CCH
9:00 am Church Bus
Runs
11:00 am-2:00 pm
Sunday Lunch-DR
SUPERBOWL XI
5:30 pm Kick off
Patriots vs Falcons
No Movie Tonight
10:15 am Chair Exercise-EC
10:00 am Reflexology
Sessions-CCH
2:00 pm OM:NI
Meeting –BR
2:00 pm Chair Yoga w/
Terri -EC
7
Katrina’s Korner
9:30 am
Sr Tai Chi DVD - EC
10:30 am
Tuesday Lunch Bunch
Bread & Butter (new)
1:00 pm Penny
Bingo—EC
3:00 pm
Adult Coloring—EC
6:00 pm
3:00 pm
Walk this Way –GH
BUNCO Game –
6:00 pm Bridge-EC
EC
8 Stephen H Jewelry
11:00 am
Newcomer’s Luncheon
In the Crystal Room
1:00 pm Mex.
Train Dominos-EC
2:00 pm
February Birthday
Party in GH
3:15 pm Woodland Aires
Choir Practice—GH
5:30 pm Canasta—EC
5:30 pm Hand & Foot—EC
6:00 pm Rummikub—BR
6:00 pm Movie Night-GH
1:30 pm
Knit 2 Gether– EC
2:00 pm
SCRABBLE! - Library
3:15 pm Bible Study w/
Pam—EC
5:00 pm
Cottage Community
Pot Luck
in the Cottage Clubhouse
6:30 pm Resident led
Bingo—EC
5:15 pm
Southern
Gospel
Worship
Gathering
at
The Assembly
5:45-7:45 pm
12:30 pm Skip-Bo—EC
1:00 Poker w/ Miles—BR
3:00 pm
Social Hour
w/Bill Rowland
6:00 pm
Walk this Way—GH
9 Cara’s Soaps & More 10
1:00 pm-1:30 pm
Blood Pressure Checks-BR
4 Angel’s Jewelry
10:15 am Chair
Exercise-EC
9:30 am Sr. Tai Chi DVD - 9:00 am Stretch & Tone
9:00 am Stretch & Tone
Class-CCH
EC
Class-CCH
9:30 am Breakfast Club— 10:30 am Block Party
9:30 am
EC
3rd Floor South—GH
10:15 am Chair Exercise-EC
Sat
Breakfast Club—EC
10:15 am Chair
Exercise-EC
12:30 pm Skip-Bo—EC
No Admission
Charge
6:00 pm
Walk this Way—GH
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Teka’s Bracelets
2:00 pm
Arm Chair Travel
Visits one of the
Most Romantic
Cities in the World
-GH
1:00 Poker w/ Miles—BR
3:00 pm
Social Hour w/
Robert Combs -GH
4:30 pm Meet “Clancy”
The Golden Retriever
Therapy Dog—GR
6:00 pm
Walk this Way –GH
6:00 pm
Walk This Way—GH
Sun
12
8:45 am
Worship Service-GH
Mon
Tue
Wed
13
14 Valentine’s Day /Vote 15
9:00 am Stretch & Tone
Class-CCH
9:30 am Sr Tai Chi DVD EC
Thu
16
Fri
17
Sat
18
9:30 am Sr. Tai Chi DVD - EC 9:00 am Stretch & Tone Class9:00 am Stretch & Tone10:30 am Block Party CCH
CCH
10:00 am Reflexology Sessions
9:30 am Breakfast Club-EC Cottage Community – 9:30 am
10:45 am
Breakfast Club-EC
-CCH
10:15 am Chair Exercise-EC
Tuesday
Lunch
Bunch
CCH
9:00 am Church Bus
10:15 am Chair Exercise-EC
10:15 am Chair Exercise-EC
1:00 pm Mex. Train Dominos-EC
1:00 pm—1:30 pm Blood
Charleston’s
Runs
2:00 pm OM:NI –CR
2:00 pm
12:30 pm Skip-Bo—EC
Pressure Checks-BR
1:30 pm
2:00 pm Chair Yoga w/
11:00 am-2:00 pm
1:00 Poker w/ Miles—BR
Fall Prevention & Safety
11:30 Book Mobile Here
Terri –BR
Special Valentine w/ Mark Winkleman –GH 1:30 pm Knit 2 Gether– EC
Sunday Lunch-DR
3:00 pm
Light
Refreshments
served
5:00
ROMEO
CLUB
Bingo
w/
Prizes
2:15 pm
Social Hour w/
2:00 pm
5:30 pm Canasta—EC
Out to Cheddars
Millennium—EC
Tulsa Ballet’s Dorothy
SCRABBLE! - Library
Entertainment-GH
5:30 pm Hand & Foot—EC
3:00 pm Monday
6:00 pm
3:15
pm
Bible
Study
& The Prince of Oz $30 Matinee Movie –GH
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
Movie Night-GH
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8:45 am
Worship Service-GH
9:00 am Church Bus
Runs
11:00 am-2:00 pm
Sunday Lunch-DR
3:00 pm
The Highlandaires
will be performing—
GH
6:00 pm
Movie Night– GH
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8:45 am
Worship Service-GH
9:00 am Church Bus
Runs
11:00 am-2:00 pm
Sunday Lunch-DR
6:00 pm
Movie Night– GH
6:00 pm
The Writing Club –CR
20
9:00 am Stretch & Tone
Class-CH
10:15 am Chair ExerciseEC
10:00 am Reflexology
Sessions-CCH
2:00 pm OM:NI-BR
No Yoga Today
Walk this Way—GH
6:00 pm Bridge-EC
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1:00 pm Mex.
Train Dominos-EC
1:00 pm Penny Bingo—EC
1:00 pm Danny Miller –GH
3:00 pm
Adult Coloring—EC
3:15 pm Woodland Aires
Choir Practice—GH
2:00 pm
SCRABBLE! - Library
3:15 pm Bible Study
w/ Pam—EC
5:30 pm Canasta—EC
5:30 pm Hand & Foot—EC
6:00 pm
Walk This Way—GH
6:00 pm Rummikub—BR
6:00 pm Movie Night-GH
6:30 pm Resident led
Bingo—EC
1st Floor
2nd Floor &
Cottages
6:00 pm
Walk this Way—GH
6:00 pm Bridge-EC
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9:00 am Stretch & Tone
Class-CH
9:30 am Sr Tai Chi DVD - EC
2:00 pm OM:NI-BR
2:00 pm Chair Yoga
w/ Terri-EC
3:00 pm Monday
Matinee Movie –GH
6:00 pm
The Writing Club –CR
9:00 am Stretch & Tone-CCH
Mardi Gras
10:30am
Tuesday Lunch Bunch
La Salle’s Restaurant
1:00 pm Penny Bingo—
EC
3:00 pm
Adult Coloring—EC
6:00 pm
Walk this Way—GH
6:00 pm Bridge-EC
GH-Great Hall
GR-Gathering Room
DR-Dining Room
CR-Crystal Room
BR-Billiards
Room
Massage Therapist
To make an appt with Denise
Call (918) 640-3066
Knit 2 Gether– EC
EC-Entertainment
Center
L-Library
CCH—Cottage Club
House
5:00 pm
Cottage Night Out
White River Fish
Market
Walk This Way—GH
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with Kelly Gibson &
Lunch at The Vault
27
10:15 am Chair ExerciseEC
10:00 am Reflexology
Sessions-CCH
23
9:30 am Sr. Tai Chi DVD 9:30 am Breakfast Club-EC EC
10:15 am Chair Exercise-EC
1:00 pm—1:30 pm Blood
10:30am
12:00 pm
Special Tours of Tulsa Residential Care Council Pressure Checks-BR
1:30 pm
3:00 pm
BUNCO Game –EC
6:00 pm
The Book Club –CR
6:00 pm Movie Night-GH 6:00pm Walk This Way-GH
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9:30 am Sr Tai Chi DVD EC
w/ Pam—EC
Rummikub—BR
2:00 pm
“The Love Concert”
with Richard Hicks
In the GH
(New BA Location)
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9:00 am Stretch & Tone
Class-CH
9:30 am
Breakfast Club-EC
10:15 am Chair Exercise-EC
12:30 pm Skip-Bo—EC
1:00 Poker w/ Miles—BR
3:00 pm Social Hour w/
The Green Country
Guitar Boys -GH
6:00 pm
Walk This Way—GH
Trish
&
All the Staff
wish each
of you a Super
Sweet
Valentine’s Day
Girl Scout Cookies for Sale
10 am—1 pm
Gathering Room
10:00 am
Out to Gilcrease
Museum
& eat at
“The Restaurant”
in Gilcrease
6:00 pm
Walk This Way—GH