Twin Lakes Press April 2014 - Life Enriching Communities

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April 2014
WHAT’S INSIDE
Campus Notes
LEC Foundation
News for You
Resident Corner
Health & Therapy
Campus Shop
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Spiritual
Transportation
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Calendar
Big Screen Movies
10-11
WELCOME SPRING!
Random Acts of Kindness……
When it Rains, It Pours!
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5-6
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This month go out of your way to do something nice for
someone. Write your efforts down on our raindropshaped note cards and add it to the display in
The Connection.
Let’s show our community spirit and flood
Twin Lakes with kindness!
Twin Lakes
Golf Carnival
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Friday, April 11th
11:00am - 1:00pm
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“Going Out”
13-15
“Staying In”
16-17
Living is Learning
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The Connection
18-19
Volunteer Services
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Montgomery Room, Art Studio, Card Room,
Rotunda and more...
Residents & Associates join together and have fun at the Twin Lakes’ Golf
Carnival. The carnival will feature creative games designed by associates of
each department.
All residents and associates are invited to participate.
Call Nancy at x1362 if you would like to volunteer to help run a game.
Afternoon with the Easter
Bunny
Saturday, April 19th
Values
Respect ~ Innovation
Spirituality ~ Excellence
Six Dimensions of
Wellness
Emotional ~ Intellectual
Physical ~ Social
Spiritual ~ Vocational
11:00am-12:00pm in the Art Studio
 Petting Zoo
 Easter Bunny (Don’t forget to bring your camera)
 Coloring Station & Crafts
 Cookies & Punch
12:00pm-12:30pm
 Easter Egg Hunt
12:30pm-2:30pm in the Aquatic Area
 Family Swim ‘n Play
If you have any questions call The Connection at x1330.
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CENTRAL CAMPUS
Resident Meeting
Thursday, April 3rd, at 4:00pm, in the Chapel
Coffee Chat
Tuesday, April 15th, at 10:00am, in the Card Room
NORTH CAMPUS
Resident Meeting
Friday, April 4th, at 9:00am, at The Clubhouse on North Campus
Coffee Chat
Friday, April 25th, at 9:00am, at The Clubhouse on North Campus
SOUTH CAMPUS
Resident Meeting
Friday, April 18th, at 10:30am, in the Montgomery Room
All Campus SING-A-LONG
Tuesday, April 15th
7:30pm in the Fireside Lounge
Come join the fun and sing with Steve Schwandner & his friend Black
Beauty!
LEC FOUNDATION
Residents at Life Enriching Communities have the gift of wisdom that
comes from cumulative life experiences. You also have the opportunity to
reflect on what has been most important – most meaningful – about your life.
Using this wisdom, I am curious how you would answer this question:
What is most important to pass on to your heirs?
When this question was asked in a recent survey, 74% of respondents said
“Values and Life Lessons.” Cornell University gerontologist, Karl Pillemer,
who interviewed more than 1,200 Americans mostly 70 and up for the
Legacy Project and his book, 30 Lessons for Living: Tried and True Advice
from the Wisest Americans, states: “We found that many of the elders see
transmitting their values and core principles as their most important legacy.”
While there are many ways you can choose to pass on values, the sad
reality is that while most people formally plan to pass on their “stuff,” few
actually focus on passing on their values.
For example, your children are probably most familiar with your values.
How familiar with your values are your grandchildren?
What is important for them to know about your values?
What are your core life beliefs you want to pass on?
If your heirs are asked the question, “What was most important to your
grandparents?” how do you think they would answer the question?
How would you want them to answer the question?
Your LEC Foundation has the expertise to help you create a plan for
passing on values to those you love most in this world. Please stop in for a
conversation to discuss various ways for you to pass on your values. Please
reach out to Molly Talbot by calling 719-3540.
Happy Spring!
(This article was written by Barbara Culver of Connect-Gens. Connect-Gens is dedicated to
strengthening families by creating lasting legacies through legacy families.)
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News for You
Birds chirping, trees budding, flowers blooming, days getting
longer and warmer, Red’s opening day -- signs of Spring are finally
here! Unfortunately, this time of year is also the time when solicitors,
scammers and schemers prey on unsuspecting people. Twin Lakes
has a notice of no solicitation filed with the City of Montgomery Police
Department. If you encounter any solicitors or canvassers at Twin
Lakes, please contact the Life Safety Dept. at x1375 or the
Montgomery Police Department at 985-1600.
If at any time you feel you are being scammed or find yourself in
an uncomfortable situation, the top five things to remember are:
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If an offer sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
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When it comes to a “now or never” opportunity, choose “never”.
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Keep account numbers, codes and passwords private.
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Shred bills, and receipts when discarding them (You may take
them to the Welcome Center and use our shredder if you do not
have one.)
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Don’t be afraid to report your experience. If you feel
uncomfortable, tell someone.
As part of Twin Lakes’ commitment to provide you with
“exceptional everyday experiences”, we are going to deliver a ten
question assessment to your mail box on April 4th. This assessment
should take less than five minutes to complete and your input is very
valuable and important. Please take time to fill out and return to the
Welcome Center at your convenience. We are continually trying to
improve our services at Twin Lakes.
Again, thank you for choosing Twin Lakes as your home.
Jim Mayer
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Resident Corner
Art & Betty Veser
Did you ever go on a blind date? If so, did you find the man or woman of your dreams? Betty and Art
Veser did! Once upon a time, two young women and two young men planned to meet for blind dates. The
two young men rode together to the date, went to the door, and were admitted by the two women.
Immediately, Betty was attracted to Art and hoped that he would be her date. He was! That date led to more
dates, and those dates led to a long, happy marriage of sixty-two years.
Both Betty and Art were born in Cincinnati, thirty-seven days apart, but they never met until that blind
date when they were twenty-two years old. Betty attended Western Hills High School, and Art went to
Hughes High School.
After they graduated from high school, she worked at the telephone company, while Art spent two years
at the University of Cincinnati studying engineering. Betty continued working at the telephone company for
thirteen years while Art was employed at GE. In that time period they had two children, a son and a daughter. After the children were born, Betty decided to take time off until the children were old enough to go to
school. Then she went back to work at a doctor's office for twenty years while Art worked at GE from 1950 to
1986 as a configuration designer of jet engines.
Betty and Art are very close to their children. Their son, Dale, works at Camargo Cadillac on the same
street where they live now, and their daughter, Sherry Franks, is a hairstylist in Kenwood.
Art and Betty looked at many, many retirement communities before they decided to move to Twin Lakes.
In fact, one day they took their car to Camargo Cadillac to have it serviced, and they decided to take a walk
around Twin Lakes while they waited. They were impressed and especially liked the lake. They eventually
looked at a Lakeside Villa, liked it and the view very much, and decided to move here where they are living
happily now.
They also have an activity that gives them immense pleasure now and has for all their life together. That is
the love of traveling. They started taking trips by spending their honeymoon at Pikes Peak and have since
taken many trips all over the world. For instance, among other things, they have bicycled in Holland, they
helicoptered over the Grand Canyon, and they have taken at least twenty-five destination cruises all over the
world.
In addition to traveling, they both have hobbies they enjoy. Art loves to tinker with cars, and he also plays
drums. He has played at wedding receptions with the Queen City Concert Band and at retirement homes, so
perhaps we should have him perform at Twin Lakes. Betty has been an avid swimmer most of her life and
continues to be involved in swimming.
They both say very emphatically that they have had a wonderful life, and they are still living a wonderful
life!
Welcome New Residents
Jerry & Debbie Devitt to 1033 Heritage Lake
Bob & Clara Fessenden to 1048 Heritage Lake
Janet Todd to Apartment 2211
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Don & Laura Harrison to the Manor House
RESIDENT CORNER
Beverly Sjolin, 1st
Webb Alspaugh, 2nd
Peggy Kite, 2nd
Harry Tepe, 2nd
Ella Brown, 3rd
Caroline Richards, 3rd
Barb MacTaggart, 4th
Mary Lewis, 7th
Sue Rose, 11th
George Balz, 12th
Dorothy Oechsler, 12th
Rita Lowe, 13th
Betty Latimer, 16th
Nick Paternoster, 16th
Mary Stafford, 16th
Roy Aka, 18th
Marcy Oenbrink, 23rd
Peggy Smith, 23rd
Jo Ann Gerdes, 25th
Sonja Stratman, 25th
Hazel Kendle, 28th
Ed Nies, 28th
Miriam Tucker, 30th
HEALTH & THERAPY
HOURS
The Clinic Nurse, Joan, is on campus Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, 8:00am - 4:00pm. Walk-in
Clinic hours are Tuesday and Thursday from 11:00am - 2:00pm. You may leave a message
anytime (x1320), and Joan will return your call when she returns to the office.
SERVICES
Services include blood pressure screenings, dressing changes, B-12 injections, PT/INR testing, and
many other services. Twin Lakes now offers Psychological Services as well. Please call Joan at
x1320 or Patricia at x1353 for more information.
PODIATRY CLINIC
Podiatry appointments will be available at Twin Lakes on Monday, April 28th & Tuesday, April
29th. Call Joan at x1320 to schedule. If you need an appointment sooner, please call Dr. Seth’s
office at 489-5533 to schedule one in his office.
Reminder regarding the Vial of Life
Please be sure your medical information, medications, and emergency contact numbers are
up-to-date. If your Vial is missing or if you need assistance, please call Joan, at x1320.
*Free hearing evaluations will be available on Monday, April 14th. Call x1320 for an appointment.
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CAMPUS SHOP
Hours:
Monday – Friday: 9:30am - 12:00pm, 1:30pm - 4:00pm, & 6:00pm - 7:30pm
Saturday – Sunday: 2:00pm - 4:00pm
CONTINUE TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR THE CAMPUS SHOP BY BEING A
REGULAR CUSTOMER!
Wishing a Blessed Easter to all our Residents, Associates, Campus Shop
Volunteers and Customers
Easter is late this year, but the Campus Shop is ready with Easter greeting cards, hand-crafted Easter
cards, decorative spring flowers, and a lot of new merchandise which must be seen to be appreciated.
Come and browse the Campus Shop. We appreciate your business and so do the Benevolent Care Fund
and the Pastoral Care Fund.
If you are using a Campus Shop Gift Certificate to purchase any item, please notify the volunteer
on duty before the sale. We are hoping the anonymous candy maker who lives on the lake will be
making her delicious chocolate candies for Easter.
As you begin to think of your garden or filling the planters on your porch or balcony, think Benken
Gift cards. Each $25 card purchased provides $5 toward Benevolent Care and Pastoral Care Funds.
If you have not yet paid your 2014 dues to be a member of Friends of Twin Lakes, please drop your
dues payment off at the Welcome Center and mark your calendar for “Bingo with a Bling” on Friday,
May 16th. Encourage your adult children and grandchildren to join because we need many members to
help with fund-raisers. Brochures are always available in the Campus Shop. Help us grow “Friends of
Twin Lakes.”
Friends of Twin Lakes meets the second Wednesday of each month at 4:00 pm in the Chapel. Mark
your calendar and attend so we will have the thoughts of all members in making decisions about
fund-raisers. Funds are raised through membership dues, Campus Shop sales, and special events such
as Bingo with a Bling, Whale of a Sale, Holiday Boutique, Valentine Day sales, etc. Thanks to all who
support and attend these events.
The May volunteer sign-up sheet will be in the Campus Shop on April 1st. It is very helpful if you sign
up by April 28th. The work of all our volunteers is much appreciated. The Campus Shop could not exist
except for our loyal and faithful volunteers. Thanks.
Heritage Healthcare, our therapy department,
is offering a free educational program each month.
This month: Aquatic Therapy and Car Fit
Thursday, April 17th
1:00pm in the Chapel
The programs will occur on the 3rd Thursday of every month, at 1:00pm, and will last
approximately one hour.
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SPIRITUAL
Catholic Mass
Catholic Mass is celebrated every
Wednesday morning in the Chapel at 10:30am.
Because of the solemnity of the celebration, try
to arrive a few minutes before Mass begins.
Celebrants for the month of April are:
April 2nd
Fr. Harry Meyer
April 9th
Fr. Pat Crone
April 16th
Fr. Albert Bischoff, S.J.
April 23rd
Fr. Harry Meyer
April 30th
Fr. Albert Bischoff, S.J.
Sunday Ecumenical
Worship Services
All Welcome; Come As You Are!
April
6th
Holy Trinity Episcopal
April
13th
Chaplain Paul Burden
April
20th
Chaplain Paul Burden
April
27th
TBD
All services are held in the Chapel at 7:00pm.
Holy Week Services
Maundy Service Day—Thursday April 17th, at 10:30am
- a brief ecumenical communion
Good Friday—Friday April 18th
- Devotional materials will be available in the Chapel for open prayer.
SAVE THE DATE
Save the Date:
Feel Better With Laughter Yoga
Thursday, May 22nd
10:00-11:00am
The Montgomery Room
RSVP: 247-1330/ Cost: FREE
“Laughter really is the best medicine!” Learn the benefits of laughter yoga. Join in and try
some exercises that incorporate laughter. You’ll feel well!
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TRANSPORTATION
Any questions? Please call Steve Ledwin at x1355
SHOPPING SHUTTLE
Need a ride?
Have an appointment?
Twin Lakes provides both private
and medical transportation
services.
Appointments must be made five
(5) days in advance, are available
on a first come, first served basis,
and are subject to availability.
Montgomery Shopping Center:
McKinley and Villas at 9:00 am
Central Campus at 9:30 am
Continuous return trips until 11:00 am
Thursdays in April: 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th
Trader Joe’s Shuttle:
Wednesday, April 9th
1:00 - 2:00pm
Kenwood Towne Centre: 10am
Return Trips: 12:00pm, 1:00 pm, 2:00pm, or 3:00pm
LEC Night at Rudino’s on Monday, April 14th
Support LEC by having dinner at Rudino’s on the second Monday of every month
from 5:00pm – 7:30pm. The business is providing 10% of sales to the
Benevolent Care Fund at Twin Lakes.
Call The Connection if you need a ride, x1330.
SAVE THE DATE
Living is Learning presents…
Art for Everyone
Thursdays, starting May 15th - June 12th
7:00pm - 8:00pm
The Art Studio
(Cost: $5/Class)
Have you ever been curious about the connection between modern art movements and the
coinciding cultural trends and technological advances of the times? Please join us for this
interactive 4-part series of discovery. Each session will include a “hands on” art project for both
beginners and experienced artists.
Call The Connection (x1330) to sign-up for Living is Learning programs.
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Calendar of Events...
Sunday
Monday
Tu e s d a y
We d n e s d a y
1
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
1:30
3:00
3:30
6
9:30
10:30
10:30
11:00
1:30
3:00
3:30
7:00 Ecumenical
Worship Service
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Muscles in Motion-M&E
Ping Pong - BR
Specs Fix - AS
Aqua Level 2 - AA
Bible Study - CR
Creation Station-AS
Aqua Kickboxing- AA
Rudino’s 5:00-7:30 pm
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9:30
10:30
10:30
11:00
1:30
3:30
3:30
7:30
7:00 Ecumenical
Worship Service
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10
Muscles in Motion - M&E
Coffee and Art - PS
Catholic Mass - CH
Pool/Billiards Club - BR
Aqua Level 2 - AA
Mariemont Tour
Mahjong - CR
Aqua Kickboxing- AA
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8
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9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E
9:30 Oil Painting - AS
10:00 Coffee and Art - PS
Ping Pong - BR
10:00 Circuit Training-M&E
10:15 MWC
Specs Fix - AS
10:30 Indoor Walking-Conn
10:30 Catholic Mass - CH
Aqua Level 2 - AA
11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA
10:30 Pool/Billiards Club - BR
Bible Study - CR
1:30 Social Bridge - CR
2:30 Concession Stand– Mont 3:00 Play BINGO! - AS
1:00 Trader Joe’s
3:00 “Diana” Movie Event3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA
2:00 Mahjong - CR
Mont
3:00 Alz. Support Group - DS
3:30 Aqua Kickboxing- AA
3:30 Aqua Kickboxing- AA
4:00 Friends of TL - CH
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2
9:30
10:00
10:30
10:30
11:00
1:00
2:00
3:30
9:30
10:30
10:30
11:00
1:30
7:00 Ecumenical
Worship Service
7:00 Ecumenical
Worship Service
Oil Painting - AS
Circuit Training-M&E
Indoor Walking-Conn
Aqua Level 1 - AA
Social Bridge - CR
Play BINGO! - AS
Aqua 20-20-5 - AA
9:30
10:30
10:30
11:00
1:30
3:00
3:30
9:30
10:00
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
1:30
3:00
3:30
7:30
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Oil Painting - AS
CC Coffee Chat - CR
Circuit Training-M&E
Indoor Walking-Conn
Aqua Level 1 - AA
Mystery Lunch
Social Bridge - CR
Play BINGO! - AS
Aqua 20-20-5 - AA
Sing-Along - FS
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Ping Pong - BR
Specs Fix - AS
Aqua Level 2 - AA
Bible Study - CR
The Bookies - CL
3:00 Play BINGO! - AS
Aqua Kickboxing- AA
3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA
St. Therese Brass– FS
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Ping Pong - BR
Specs Fix - AS
Aqua Level 2 - AA
Bible Study - CR
Creation Station-AS
3:00 Play BINGO! - AS
Aqua Kickboxing- AA
3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA
7:30 Tri-State Chamber
Players– CH
Podiatry
Podiatry
9:30
10:00
10:30
10:30
10:30
11:00
1:00
2:00
3:30
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Coffee and Art - PS
Mindful Movements-M&E
Catholic Mass - CH
Aqua Level 2 - AA
Diana: A Celebration
Mahjong - CR
Aqua Kickboxing- AA
9:30
10:00
10:30
10:30
11:00
1:15
2:00
3:30
3:30
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Coffee and Art - PS
Catholic Mass - CH
Aqua Level 2 - AA
Ceci Wiselogel - CH
Mahjong - CR
Aqua Kickboxing- AA
Café Social– Café
9:30
10:00
10:00
10:30
10:30
11:00
11:30
2:00
3:30
30
Kenwood Towne Ctr
Coffee and Art - PS
Catholic Mass - CH
Aqua Level 2 - AA
Explore Your Appetite
Mahjong - CR
Aqua Kickboxing- AA
April 2014
Thursday
Friday
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9:00
9:30
10:00
11:00
1:30
3:30
4:00
7:30
MCK & Villa Mont Kroger
CC Montgomery Kroger
Pilates - M&E
Aqua Level 1 - AA
Left Center Right– AS
Aqua 20-20-5- AA
CC Resident Meeting - CH
CCM Classical Guitar ConcertCH
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9:00
9:30
10:30
10:30
11:00
1:30
3:30
6:35
NC Resident Meeting - CL
Ping Pong - BR
Drama Club– CH
Aqua Level 2 - AA
Scrabble - CR
Aqua Kickboxing- AA
POPS
9:30
10:30
10:30
11:00
11:00
1:30
3:30
Ping Pong - BR
Drama Club– CH
Aqua Level 2 - AA
Golf Carnival
Scrabble - CR
Aqua Kickboxing - AA
9:30
10:30
10:30
10:30
11:00
1:30
3:30
SC Resident Meeting - Mont
Ping Pong - BR
Drama Club– CH
Aqua Level 2 - AA
Scrabble - CR
Aqua Kickboxing - AA
9:00
9:30
9:30
10:30
10:30
11:00
1:00
1:30
3:30
NC Coffee Chat - CL
CarFit
Ping Pong - BR
Drama Club– CH
Aqua Level 2 - AA
Miami Valley Gaming
Scrabble - CR
Aqua Kickboxing- AA
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9:00
9:30
10:00
11:00
1:00
1:30
3:30
7:30
Pilates - M&E
Aqua Level 1 - AA
Duplicate Bridge - CR
Aqua 20-20-5 - AA
Todd Hepburn– FS
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
1:00
1:30
3:30
Pilates - M&E
Maundy Service Day - CH
Aqua Level 1 - AA
Therapy Program - CH
Aqua 20-20-5 - AA
9:00
9:30
10:00
11:00
1:00
1:30
3:30
Pilates - M&E
Aqua Level 1 - AA
Duplicate Bridge - CR
Aqua 20-20-5 - AA
Aquatic Area
Art Studio
Billiards Room
Central Campus
Cafe
Chapel
The Connection
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10:30 Aqua HydroWalk - AA
1:00 Big Screen Movie– Mont
Eat Pray Love
7:30 Open Bridge - CR & AS
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AA
AS
BR
CC
CF
CH
CON
11
5
Vintage Point
1:00 Denny Duvall– FS
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KEY TO THE AREAS
Saturday
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11:00 Afternoon with the Easter
Bunny - AS
12:30 Family Swim n’ Play - AA
Hotel Rwanda
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CL
CR
CS
DS
LIL
FS
M&E
MDR
Mont
Clubhouse at NC
Card Room
Campus Shop
Daystar Room
Living Is Learning
Fireside Lounge
Movement & Education
Main Dining Room
Montgomery Room
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Steel Magnolias
NC
PS
SC
RT
WCC
North Campus
Pottery Studio
South Campus
Rotunda
Welcome Center Conf.
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BIG SCREEN MOVIES
The following movies will be shown every Saturday
at 1:00pm in The Montgomery Room.
Vantage Point, PG-13 (2008) Saturday, April 5th
Moments after he arrives in Spain for an antiterrorism
summit, U.S. President Ashton is shot. The 15 minutes leading
up to the shooting are rehashed from the perspective of
various onlookers: two Secret Service agents, a TV reporter
and a tourist.
Starring Dennis Quaid, Forest Whitaker, and Matthew Fox.
Eat Pray Love, PG-13 (2010) Saturday, April 12th
Recent divorcée Liz decides to reshape her life, traveling the world in search of
direction. She heads to Italy, India and Bali, indulging in delicious cuisine while
seeking the true meaning of self-love, family, friendship and forgiveness.
Starring Julia Roberts and Javier Bardem.
Hotel Rwanda, PG-13 (2004) Saturday, April 19th
Amid the holocaust of internecine tribal fighting in Rwanda that sees the savage
butchering of hundreds of thousands of men, women and children, one ordinary
hotel manager musters the courage to save more than 1,000 helpless refugees.
Starring Don Cheadle, Sophie Okonedo, and Joaquin Phoenix.
Steel Magnolias, PG (1989) Saturday, April 26th
Featuring a star-studded cast, this bittersweet drama follows the abiding
friendship among five tight-knit women who congregate at a beauty parlor in a
small Louisiana town to laugh, cry and discuss their lives.
Starring Shirley MacLaine, Olympia Dukakis, and Sally Field.
For those who missed the opportunity to see “The Butler” in March– we
will show the film again on May 17th.
Have a movie suggestion?
Contact Marsalis in The Connection at x1330.
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GOING OUT
How to Reserve Your Spot for the Next Outing
Sign-ups begin at **9:00am** on the designated date
as stated in the outing description.
Stop by The Connection or call x1330. Leave your name, address, phone number,
and the name of outing(s) you would like to attend. Those that come in person will
take priority and will be signed up in a first come, first serve basis. If you call, you
can leave a message and your reservation will be taken after those who come in
person and in the order they are recorded.
Within five business days of signing up, you will receive a confirmation receipt with event
details. At this time, your confirmation is final, and no refunds are available unless there is a
waiting list and we can fill your spot.
Your reservation is not guaranteed until you have received your written confirmation.
Montgomery Woman’s Club presents:
Cincinnati POPS presents:
A Morning with
Michael Feinstein
PIXAR in Concert
Friday, April 4th
Transportation Schedule:
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McKinley Entrance: 6:35pm

South Campus Mail Kiosk: 6:40pm

Central Campus Apt. Bldg:6:45pm

Clubhouse at North Campus: 6:50pm
Sign Ups
have
expired.
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McKinley Entrance: 10:15am

South Campus Mail Kiosk: 10:20am

Central Campus Apt. Bldg: 10:25am

Clubhouse at North Campus: 10:30am
Sign Ups
have
expired.
Cincinnati Museum Center presents:
Mystery Lunch
Tuesday, April 15th
(Cost $7.00 plus lunch on your own)
Diana: A Celebration
Sign ups began
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at 9:00am on
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Monday, March
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Central Campus Apt. Bldg:11:40am
3rd and end on
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Clubhouse at North Campus: 11:45am Friday, April 11th.
Sign ups began
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at 9:00am on
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Monday, March
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3rd and end on
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Clubhouse at North Campus: 1:15pm Friday, April 11th.
(Cost $27.00)
Miami Valley Gaming in Lebanon
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Friday, April 25th
(Cost $7.00)
Sign ups began 9:00am on
Monday, March 3rd
and end on Friday, April 18th.
GOING OUT
“Explore Your Appetite” Series
CSO: Star Crossed Season Closer
(Cost $7.00 plus lunch on your own)
Our next destination will be La Petite
France in Evendale for some authentic
French cuisine.
Friday, May 2nd
(Cost Orchestra- $38.00 or Balcony $28.00
plus lunch on your own)
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Sign ups begin
on Tuesday,
April 1st and
end on Friday,
April 25th.
Cincinnati Observatory
Wednesday, May 7th
(Cost $17.00)
We will stargaze into space, 8:30-10:00pm. It
will be an ideal telescopic viewing for Jupiter,
Saturn, Mars, and the first quarter moon.
Must be able to climb stairs to get up to the
observatory dome.
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Central Campus Apt. Bldg: 7:15pm
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Sign ups begin
on Tuesday,
April 1st and
end on Friday,
May 2nd.
The rising young conductor James Gaffigan
returns by popular demand to conduct two works
inspired by the Bard, as part of the CSO’s
Shakespeare for your Ear focus throughout the
Masterworks Series.
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Sign ups begin
on Tuesday,
April 1st and
end on Friday,
April 11th.
Cincinnati Reds vs.
San Diego Padres
Wednesday, May 14th
Tickets for Twin Lakes were sold out during our
series package offer. Please call to have your
name added to the wait list. Cost for ticket and
transportation is $25.00.
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Sign ups have
expired. Please
call to be
added to the
wait list.
Celebrate the Legacy of Shirley Davies at the
Cincinnati Art Museum
Saturday, May 10th
A wing of the Cincinnati Art Museum will be named for Shirley, and we will honor her legacy during
a reception, tour and brief remarks. All are invited, but transportation from Twin Lakes is limited, so
please sign up early.
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Sign ups begin on Tuesday,
April 1st and end on
Wednesday, May 7th.
Mystery Dinner
Monday, May 19th
(Cost $7.00 plus dinner on your own)
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Sign ups begin on
Tuesday, April 1st and end
on Friday, May 16th.
GOING OUT
The New POPS series for 2014-2015
The cost options for the Pops include all five Friday evening concerts. We will leave at 6:40pm for the 8:00pm shows.
You will receive your tickets to ALL the concerts together and will be responsible for them for the entire season.
Orchestra B or Balcony B seats ($260.00 per person for the series)
Orchestra A or Balcony A seats ($345.00 per person for the series)
 If you attended the Pops this season and wish to receive the same tickets for next season, please drop off your ticket
information in writing to The Connection so that we can obtain the same tickets for you this upcoming season.
 If you have attended the Pops on your own, but now wish to go with Twin Lakes, you may choose to keep the tickets
you have always had or choose from the options listed above.
 If you are signing up for the first time, please indicate your ticket option when making your reservation.
You may begin bringing your current ticket information to The Connection immediately.
Sign-ups for NEW subscriptions begin Tuesday, April 1st at 9:00am and expire Friday, April 18th.
Disney Fantasia– Live in Concert- September 05, 2014
Experience the timeless music of "The Sorcerer’s Apprentice," "The Nutcracker Suite," "Rhapsody in Blue" and
more—combined with the animated magic of Disney, in a true spectacle of sight and sound. Stunning footage
from Fantasia and Fantasia 2000 will be displayed in high definition above the stage while your Cincinnati Pops
performs some of the most spectacular music ever written.
Holiday Pops– December 05, 2014
Join “Mr. Christmas” himself, John Morris Russell, for Cincinnati’s can’t-miss holiday family tradition!
Tony-winning Broadway phenomenon Brian Stokes Mitchell joins the Pops to warm your heart with
traditional and contemporary holiday favorites—along with spectacular singers and dancers and an
appearance by Santa himself!
American Originals- January 23rd, 2014
Be part of the next chart-topping recording from JMR and the Pops as they collaborate with an all-star
cast of Americana artists in a modern take on our nation’s first great songwriter, Stephen Foster. From
"Beautiful Dreamer" to "My Old Kentucky Home," you’ll experience the “Original American
Songbook” LIVE from Cincinnati’s most famous recording studio, Music Hall.
Cirque Mechanics- March 27th, 2015
Dazzling acrobatics, popular classics and an 18-foot, pedal-powered “Gantry Crane” unite for a show
unlike anything you’ve seen! Marvel at aerialists, trapeze artists and contortionists as they perform feats
that have been called “highly skilled and wholly original.” The Pops creates its own magic with majestic
selections by Tchaikovsky, Strauss, Copland, Ravel and more!
Meredith Wilson’s The Music Man in Concert- May 1st, 2015
Join Harold Hill, Marian the librarian, and the unforgettable citizens of River City at Music Hall! This
semi-staged performance of the Tony-winning musical features a cast of hundreds in a must-see
showcase of our city’s finest artists from Playhouse in the Park, CCM Musical Theatre Department,
May Festival Chorus and more. The iconic music is the star of the show—hear fully orchestrated
renditions of "76 Trombones," "(Ya Got) Trouble," "Shipoopi" and more.
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STAYING IN
Specs Fix
Mondays,
10:30am-12:00pm
In the Art Studio
Friends of Twin Lakes Meeting
BINGO
Tuesdays at 3:00pm in the
Art Studio
Coffee and Art Gathering
Every Wednesday
in the Pottery Studio at 10:00am.
Newcomers Welcome!
Bible Study
Mondays at 1:30pm
In the Card Studio
Left Center Right
Thursdays at 1:30pm in the Art Studio
A fun and fast paced game of chance. The rules are simple and prizes are provided!
Stop by the Art Studio to sign up today for your chance at winning Gift Certificates to the Campus Shop .
CCM Classical Guitar Concert
Thursday, April 3rd
This annual event showcases the talent of
these polished professional musicians.
Don’t miss an opportunity to enjoy their
talent!
Big Screen Movie Event:
Diana
Monday, April 7th in the Montgomery Room
“During the last two years of her life, Princess
Diana embarks on a final rite of passage: a secret love affair with Pakistani heart surgeon
Hasnat Khan.”
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Concession Stand event begins at 1:30pm.
Movie begins at 2:00pm
The Montgomery Room
Call x1330 to reserve your spot.
Denny Duvall
Saturday, April 5th
Start your weekend off right with the
musical stylings of Denny Duvall. His many
years aboard a cruise ship have taught him
how to get the crowd going. Invite your
friends for lunch and then stay for the show!
Creation Station
3:00pm in the Art Studio
April 14th- “Free Create”
Supplies provided for any project you would
like to work on or continue.
April 28th- “Spring Project”
We have designed a project for you to
welcome Spring! Sign up in the Art Studio to
secure your supplies.
STAYING IN
Todd Hepburn
Thursday, April 10th
Todd will be joining us for the first
time at Twin Lakes, and he will be
bringing all of your favorites from the
Great American Songbook.
Golf Carnival
Friday, April 11th
11:00am until 1:00pm
Central Campus
See front page for more details!
Ceci Wiselogel presents:
All Campus Sing Along
Tuesday, April 15th
Please join Steve Schwandner & his friend
Black Beauty as we sing into Spring!
“First Ladies”
Wednesday, April 23rd
Ceci returns with her collection of memorabilia
and her engaging program focused on America’s first ladies. She is fun and interactive and
gets everyone involved in remembering history
in a whole new way. Come see her extensive
collection and share your own memories!
Afternoon with the Easter Bunny
Saturday, April 19th
11:00am until 1:00pm
St. Therese Brass Band
Monday, April 21st
Invite your family– especially the young
ones– to enjoy an afternoon filled with
fun! See the front page for more details.
This group returns with their 2014
program– certain to entertain us all.
Café Social
Wednesday, April 23rd
at 3:30pm
Before going to dinner, stop by the café to
enjoy refreshments available for purchase,
games and socializing with friends! Café
socials will be featured monthly.
No reservations necessary!
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Tri– State Chamber Players
Tuesday, April 29th
The group is back to offer their 2014
program. Let’s usher in the spring with this
lively performance.
STAYING IN
Exciting New Opportunity!
National Issues Forum
“Medicare and Medicaid: How Can We Afford Them”
Friday, May 9th at 9:30am in the Main Dining Room
This nonpartisan nationwide network gathers to reason, talk, and deliberate important issues. For each issue
covered, a pamphlet of information is provided and then discussed during the forum. Twin Lakes will
become a part of this effort and we are looking for about 15 participants for our first forum. The reading
material will be provided in advance and the forum will meet on May 9th.
To participate please call x1330 to sign up. For additional questions, please call Jill at x1352.
THE CONNECTION
Circuit Training
Pilates
Tuesdays, March 4th - April 22nd
10:00 - 10:45am
Movement & Education Room
Thursdays, starting Mar. 6th - April 24th
10:00 - 11:00am
This class will alternate between cardio,
strength, and balance exercises in a specific
amount of time. Improve your personal
wellness with a complete 30 minute workout.
Enjoy a fast paced and focused experience.
Moderate to High Intensity.
Join instructor Laura West for this 8-week
series! Build flexibility and lean muscle
strength. The class will focus on spinal and
pelvic alignment, breathing to relieve stress,
and development of a strong core. This is a
great class for improved coordination, agility,
and balance! The movements can be modified
to all levels.
HEALTH EDUCATION
For the fourth straight year, both houses of Congress have officially declared April
as Parkinson’s Awareness Month!
Mindful Movements
Wednesday, April 16th at 10:30 am
This class is geared toward those dealing with or caring for someone with
Parkinson’s. You will learn exercises to help focus your mind and move more
consciously and with purpose. The class incorporates exercise, stretching, and fun!
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THE CONNECTION
Hours of Operation
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
7:00am - 7:00pm
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
7:00am - 5:30pm
SATURDAY
8:00am - 12:30pm
Movement Opportunities at The Connection
Aqua Level 1:
Tuesday & Thursday - 11:00am
The Arthritis Foundation Aquatic program uses a variety of exercises that will increase your range of
motion, flexibility, and ease your pain. Ideal for those with arthritis, injuries, or beginning an aquatic
exercise program. Low Intensity. Class Length: 45 min.
Aqua Level 2:
Monday, Wednesday & Friday - 11:00am
Designed to prepare individuals to advance to Level 3. This intermediate class will include
cardio respiratory conditioning while still focusing on flexibility, range of motion, and strength training.
Medium Intensity. Class Length: 45 min.
Aqua Kickboxing:
Monday, Wednesday & Friday - 3:30pm
You will learn basic kickboxing moves to increase your cardiovascular strength, as well as strength exercise
you already know to take your workout to the next level. All are welcome in this class, so join us for some
fun! Medium - High Intensity. Class Length: 45 min.
Aqua 20-20-5:
Tuesday & Thursday - 3:30pm
Three workouts in one! This class will incorporate cardiorespiratory exercise and strength training equipment
to get the most out of a 45 minute session. With 20 minutes of cardio, 20 minutes of strength training, and 5
minutes of stretching, you will feel the energy of a total body workout.
Medium Intensity. Class Length: 45 min.
HydroWalk:
Saturday - 10:30am
Water Walking. A class designed to use the resistance of the water to strengthen core muscles and your
lower body. Low Intensity. Class Length: 45 min.
Muscles in Motion:
Monday, Wednesday & Friday - 9:30am
This group exercise class will get your muscles in motion! Exercises can be done from a chair, and you will
have the option of using strength equipment to challenge all major muscle groups. This class will improve
strength, balance, and flexibility for daily living. All levels welcome! Class Length: 45 min.
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VOLUNTEER SERVICES
National Volunteer Appreciation Week is April 6-13th.
Thank you to all the many volunteers at Twin Lakes!!!
Your help, ideas, support, and time are gratefully appreciated!
Volunteers don’t get paid, not because they’re worthless,
but because they’re priceless. ~ Sherry Anderson
Save the Date:
Friends of Twin Lakes—Bingo with a Bling
Friday, May 16th
Mark your calendars– More details to follow!
Community News
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Twin Lakes Press April 2014 - Life Enriching Communities

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