September 2015
A compilation of the Funside & Wellness Newsletter...
Date
Events
Tu., Sept. 1, 8, 15,
Line Dancing *
22 & 29
“Save Your Bones: Osteoporosis Education for
Thurs., Sept. 3
Everyone” Lecture
Time & Place
1:45 pm, Wellness Center
2:45 pm, Bethesda Theatre
Wed., Sept. 9
“Nepal Earthquake Relief” Lecture
1:45 pm, Bethesda Theatre
Fri., Sept. 11
“Your Choice – Advance Care Planning” Lecture
2:45 pm, Bethesda Theatre
Wed., Sept. 16
Town Meeting
2 pm, Bethesda Theatre
Mon., Sept. 28
Trivia Night *
7 pm, Bethesda Theatre
Sept. 28– Oct. 3
ICAA Active Aging Week
See page 4 for the schedule of this
week’s fun events!
Wed., Sept. 30
Wreath Making with Barbara *
2:30 pm, Sunnyside Room, $5
Trips *
Date
Time & Cost
Tues., Sept. 8
Fly Board Demonstration & Lunch at Lake Anna
8:20 am, $ for lunch
Wed., Sept. 9
Barracks Road Shopping Center & Trader Joe’s
9:10 am, $ for lunch & purchases
Sat., Sept. 12
Starry Nights at Veritas Vineyard
5:30 pm, $18 + wine (optional)
Mon., Sept. 14
Misty Mountain Alpaca Farm
9:30 am, $ for lunch
Tues., Sept. 15
United States Marine Band Concert
6:20 pm, No Charge
Mon., Sept. 21
Lunch with Friends: Packsaddle Ridge Grill
11 am, $10-$20
SEPTEMBER HIGHLIGHTS
Fly Board Demonstration
U.S. Marine Band Concert
ICAA Active Aging Week
Sign up Now!
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For a list and details of Resident-led meetings/
clubs/ongoing programs turn to page 2.
* Sign up required. Call 8241 or 8200/8201
or email: activities@sunnyside.cc
Sunnyside’s 11th Annual Apple Butter Festival
Saturday, September 26, 9 am - 1 pm
See page 6 for more details.
Resident Led Monthly Meetings & Clubs
Tues., Sept. 1
Jim Howe Fellowship
9:30 am, Bethesda Theatre
Linda Davis, Sunnyside Dining Services Director
Tu., Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29
Wii Bowling
Th., Sept. 3, 10, 17 & 24
Tu., Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29 Choose to Lose Weight Loss Group
3 pm, Blue Ridge Room, HL
3:30 pm, Wellness Center
Wed., Sept. 2
Sunnyside Bridge
1 pm, Allegheny Room, HL
Th., Sept. 3, 10, 17 & 24
Tai Chi
Bridge
Village Association Meeting
1:30 pm, Wellness Center
Th., Sept. 3, 10, 17 & 24
Fri., Sept 4
Quarterly Meeting and Social Hour Refreshments
will be served. Please bring your $5/member dues!
Mon., Sept. 7, 14, 21 & 28
Th., Sept. 3, 10, 17 & 24
Wed., Sept. 9 & 23
7 pm, Allegheny Room, HL
2– 4 pm
Bethesda Theatre
Sunnyside Putting Tournament
1:30 pm (Mon.)
7 pm (Thurs.) 1454 Glenside Dr.
9:30 am, Granddaddy’s Green
Computer Club Meeting
1 pm, Allegheny Room, HL
Mah Johng
Call Earl Locklear (8494) to sign up or just show
up to play.
Mon., Sept. 14 & 28
Mon., Sept. 14: Ron Doyle, “Double Click”
columnist, will present the program
Mon., Sept. 28: Assistance day, one-on-one help.
Wed., Sept. 16
Wed., Sept. 16
Buzzards (Aviation Group)
Social Hour
12 noon, Tartan Grill
4:30 pm, Florida Room, HL
Wine, soda and beer will be available for
purchase. If interested in sharing an appetizer call
Joanne Bell (8838).
Thurs., Sept. 17
Sat., Sept. 19
Veterans Steering Committee
Classic Movie Matinee: Casablanca
12 noon, Tartan Grill
1:30 pm, Bethesda Theatre
Rick Blaine (Humphrey Bogart), who owns a
nightclub in Casablanca, discovers his old flame Ilsa
(Ingrid Bergman) is in town with her husband, Victor
Laszlo (Paul Henreid). Laszlo is a famed
rebel, and with Germans on his tail, Ilsa knows Rick
can help them get out of the country.
Mon., Sept. 21
Wed., Sept. 23
Bunco
Book Buddies
7 pm, Allegheny Room, HL
10 am, Eiland Center Library
Attention! Book Buddies is Moving Again!
Book Buddies, our own Sunnyside Book Group, will meet on the fourth Wednesday of the month
in the Eiland Center Library from 10:00 – 11:00 AM to avoid future conflicts with the Coffee with
Josh. Please stop in to discuss any recently read book -- All are welcome to attend!
ATTENTION SUNNYSIDE SINGERS
If you are a member of the Sunnyside Singers, (or would like to be), please come to our first rehearsal,
Fri., Oct. 2 at 10:30 am in Meredith Chapel. We will practice every Friday in October and November (except Nov.
27), and Dec. 4. Our Christmas concert will be on Dec. 5 at 3 p.m. in the Chapel.
For more information, call Dotty Anderson at 8581.
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September 1 - September 14
Line Dancing *
Tuesday, September 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29, 1:45 pm
Wellness Center Group Exercise Room
Kick up your heels and have some fun! Line dancing is
easy to learn and is low impact. During this half hour
class, Wellness Instructor Deion Porter, will be
instructing the class; all are welcome!
“Save Your Bones: Osteoporosis
Education for Everyone” Lecture
Thursday, September 3, 2:45 pm
Bethesda Theatre
Pamela Thomas, PA-C, Hess Orthopaedic Center
Over 54 million Americans have low bone density, or
Osteoporosis. Half of women (and 1 in 4 men) will
break a bone due to osteoporosis. What can you do
now to prevent a fracture in the future? Pamela
Thomas, PA-C, will present bone basics, risk factors,
treatment options and vital activities that support the
health of your bones. Mrs. Thomas specializes in the
diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis in an orthopedic
setting.
Trip: Fly Board Demonstration &
Lunch at Tim’s Restaurant &
Crabhouse *
“Nepal Earthquake Relief” Lecture
Wednesday, September 9, 1:45 pm
Bethesda Theatre
Jeff Jacobs will share a short video with you and answer
questions about Nepal’s recovery efforts after the April
2015 earthquake that killed more than 9,000 people and
injured more than 23,000. Jeff (a friend of Sunnyside
Resident Pat Jones) visited friends in Nepal before the
earthquake and then returned to assist and assess with
friends recovery efforts.
“Your Choice – Advance Care
Planning” Lecture
Friday, September 11, 2:45 pm
Bethesda Theatre
Dr. Ganesh D. Kini, MD, PhD, FACP, FHM
More than one out of four older Americans face
questions about medical treatment near the end of life
but are not capable of making those decisions. Advance
care planning gives everyone a chance to say what's
important to them. Come learn about the types of
decisions that might need to be made and how to let
others know about your preferences.
Trip: Starry Nights at Veritas Vineyard *
Tuesday, September 8
Cost: $ for lunch
Depart: EC 8:20 am / HL 8:30 am
Join us as we travel to Lake Anna to watch Sam
Lambert perform a Flyboard demonstration.
(A Flyboard is a device for a personal watercraft which
allows propulsion underwater and in the air. Water is
routed to a pair of jet boots worn by the rider to allow
the rider to fly up to 9 meters in the air or dive headfirst
through the water.) Following the demonstration we
will enjoy lunch at Tim’s Restaurant & Crabhouse.
Approximate return: 3 pm
Trip: Barracks Road Shopping Center
& Trader Joe’s *
Wednesday, September 9, 10:30 am– 2:30 pm
Cost: $ for lunch & purchases
Depart: EC 9:10 am / HL 9:20 am
From its world-class shopping to its range of specialty
boutiques and dining, Barracks Road Shopping Center
truly is a shopping experience like no other. Visit more
than 80 merchant shops, services, and restaurants.
Before we depart for home we’ll stop at Trader Joe’s!
Coolers will be available for cold purchases.
Approximate return: 4 pm
Saturday, September 12, 6:30 pm– 11 pm
Cost: $18/ticket + optional wine purchases
Depart: EC 5:30 pm / HL 5:40 pm
Join us for live music, wine and the big outdoors! Bring
a lawn chair, picnic and dancing shoes for an
unforgettable night under the stars. Chamomile &
Whiskey will perform Americana songs blended with
Irish, old-time, and gypsy stylings using vocals, a
fiddle, banjo and upright bass. Ticket includes a
Veritas Wine Glass. Wine will be available for
purchase by the bottle. Approximate return: 11:45 pm
Trip: Misty Mountains Alpaca Farm *
Monday, September 14
Cost: $ for lunch
Depart: EC 9:30 am / HL 9:40 am
Did you know alpacas hum to express a variety of
emotions, from curiosity to interest to anxiety? Join us
as we travel to Misty Mountains Alpaca Farm in
Raphine, VA to learn this and other facts about these
gentle creatures. If we’re lucky, we’ll even get to see a
cria (baby alpaca) or 2! (Misty Mountain Farm has 2
crias due to be born in early September.) Following our
farm tour we will visit the Granary (an alpaca farm
store) then travel to Lexington for lunch.
Approximate return: 2:30 pm
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September 15 - October 2
Trip: “The President’s Own” United
States Marine Band Concert *
Tuesday, September 15, 7:30 pm
Harrisonburg High School
No Charge
Depart: EC 6:20 pm / HL 6:30 pm
“The President’s Own” United States Marine Band will
be performing at Harrisonburg High School as part of
their National Concert Tour. Approximate return: 10 pm
ICAA Active Aging Week
September 28– October 3
Celebrate Active Aging Week with us!
Guided Fitness Walk
Town Meeting
Monday, September 28, 2 pm
Meet in the Wellness Center: 1:50 pm
Join us for a one mile loop throughout campus that will
include different fitness stations along the way. These
stations will incorporate strength, stretch and balance
exercises to your walking workout. All stations will
remain set up and clearly marked throughout the week.
You may also stop by the Wellness Center to pick up
the map marked with stations to participate on your
anytime this week.
Trip: Lunch with Friends: Packsaddle
Ridge Grill *
Strength, Stretch and Balance class
Wednesday, September 16, 2 pm
Bethesda Theatre
Join your friends and neighbors for campus updates
from Executive Director, Josh Lyons. All are welcome.
Monday, September 21, 11:30 am
Cost: $10-$20
Depart: EC 11 am / HL 11:10 am
Packsaddle offers a distinct fresh menu of deli
sandwiches and grilled American favorites as well as
draft beer. Try their amazing Rueben or hand-pattied
burger! Sign up today and join us for good food in a
casual, relaxed atmosphere. Approximate return: 1:30 pm
Trivia Night *
Tuesday, September 29, 11:15 am
Come and join us for class outside! The Strength,
Stretch and Balance class will meet in the group
exercise room and then head outdoors.
Outdoor Yoga
Wednesday, September 30, 9 am
Lyons Pavilion
Join us as we take our Mat Yoga class outside! Stretch,
relax and renew as you perform yoga poses in the
beauty of the outdoors. Yoga mats provided.
Monday, September 28, 7 pm
Bethesda Theatre
Do you know what a group of peacocks is called (the
answer’s at the bottom of the page)? Attendees will
work together with their tablemates to answer trivia
questions from categories such as Geography, Arts &
Literature, Science & Nature, History and more!
Please sign up by Monday, September 21.
Dance Fitness *
Wreath Making with Barbara *
Vitamix Soup Demo *
Wednesday, September 30, 1:45 pm
Group Exercise Room
Come groove to music while improving your health and
fitness! Join Deion, Wellness Instructor, for this fun
dance class that will include simple steps that
everyone can learn! No prior dance experience needed.
Just come ready to have a good time!
Wednesday, September 30, 2:30 pm
Sunnyside Room
Cost: $5
Sunnyside resident Barbara Conway will lead you
through making a beautiful fall or Christmas wreath to
adorn your door or give as a gift. The $5 will cover the
cost of the wreath and the decorative flowers,
ribbon, and other accents that will be available for you.
When registering, please indicate if you plan to make a
fall or Christmas wreath. Please sign up by Thursday,
September 24.
* Sign up required. Call 8241 or 8200/8201
or email: activities@sunnyside.cc
Thursday, October 1, 1:45 pm
Bethesda Theatre
Join Shelby, Wellness Coordinator, as she demonstrates
how to make two different soups, tortilla soup and
squash soup. Enjoy samples of these delicious soups
and take home the recipes to make them on your own.
Spaces are limited; sign up today!
Progressive Relaxation Class
Friday, October 2, 1:45 pm
Wellness Center Pool
This 30 minute progressive relaxation class will
incorporate yoga and stretching techniques. Come
stretch and relax in our warm 88 degree pool!
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A group of peacocks is called a Muster
Sign Up Now!
Stanford University Developed
Workshop: “Cancer: Thriving &
Surviving” *
Date and Location TBD
Classes will be held one afternoon per week for 6 weeks
beginning in October. Cancer survivors and their care
partners are invited to come learn about techniques to
deal with frustration, fatigue, pain, isolation, poor sleep
and living with uncertainty. Additional topics include
appropriate exercise, communicating effectively with
family, friends and health professionals, nutrition, and
more. This interactive workshop is led by two trained
leaders. If you are interested in participating, please
register and we will contact you with scheduling
details.
Sentara RMH Vascular Screenings *
Wednesday, October 14, 8:30 am - 2:30 pm
Blue Ridge/Allegheny Room, Highlands
Cost: $50 per person
Recommended for those 50 years of age or older, these
screenings detect blockages and identify your risk of
having a stroke or aneurysm.
Overnight Trip: Washington, D.C. *
Wed, October 14 - Thurs., October 15
Cost: $134-$140/person (based on number of reservations)
Join Sunnyside on an overnight trip to Washington,
D.C. where we will visit Smithsonian Museums, the
Arlington National Cemetery, the Library of Congress,
and explore Penn Quarter. Cost includes a 1 night stay
at Tysons Corner Marriot, breakfast on Thursday
morning and the Hop-on Hop-off Tour at Arlington
Cemetery. See Layna Erney, IL Events Coor., for more
details. A minimum of 18 residents are required for this
trip. Sign up deadline is Monday, September 14.
Trip: “Dressing Downton: Changing
Fashions for Changing Times” *
Sign Up Guidelines Reminder:
Event & trip registrations can only be made
Monday through Friday, 8 am-4:30 pm.
To register for an event or trip:
 Call 8241 (IL Events Coordinator)
 Call 8200 or 8201
 Email activities@sunnyside.cc
Event Shuttle Sign Up:
 If shuttle service is being offered for an event,
residents can sign up for shuttle service by
calling 8241 or 8200/8201 no later than 2 days
before the event.
 For weekend events residents should sign up no
later than 12 noon on Friday, to allow time to
create a schedule for the shuttle driver.
 A minimum of six (6) residents must be signed
up for a shuttle for shuttle services to be provided.
 Pick up time will depend on the number of
residents requesting the shuttle. You will be
notified of the approximate time of pick up.
 Shuttles for on-campus events will wait a
maximum of 5 minutes past the advertised shuttle
time for residents signed up for shuttle service.
Shuttle times are given on event reminder notices
placed in resident’s In-House mailbox. If you are
unsure of what time the shuttle will be picking
you up for an event, call Layna Erney, IL Events
Coordinator, at 8241.
Reminder:
Many trips and events are popular and fill up quickly.
Registration is often limited for events and trips due to
the availability of tickets, seating or dining
accommodations. If you are interested in a trip or
event, please sign up early to reserve your spot.
2015 LEO Committee
 Gretchen Arrington
 Linda Ingham
Wednesday, October 21, 11 am

Joanne
Bell
 Beth Anne Hayduk
Virginia Historical Society, Richmond

Pam
Compton
 Betty Lawrence
Cost: $17
 Barbara Conway
 Jack Mathison
Depart: EC 8 am / HL 8:10 am

Pat
Harkins
 Carol Anne Van Duyn
Dressing Downton highlights fashion from one of the
 Tom Harkins
 Dona Weakley
most widely watched television dramas, Downton
Please contact any LEO Committee member with
Abbey®. This traveling exhibition showcases nearly 40
ideas for special events and trips.
period costumes and jewelry from this hit series.
Visitors will be able to explore the lives of Downton’s
aristocratic inhabitants and their servants during the
* Sign up required. Call 8241 or 8200/8201
1910s and 1920s. Tickets are limited; sign up today!
or email: activities@sunnyside.cc
Following this exhibit we’ll visit the VA Museum of
Fine Arts to explore and enjoy lunch.
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Apple Butter Festival News
Bake Shop Donations Needed For Sunnyside’s Apple Butter Festival!
We need donations of all types of baked goods (cookies, cakes, breads, candies, etc.) for our
popular Bake Shop! Start baking now, but items can only be delivered on Friday, September 25th
between the hours of 9:00am and 12:00 Noon to either Reception Desk or to the Corson Lobby for
pricing and set up.
Any questions? Please call Pat Oxley at Ext. 8873 or Nellie Koon at Ext. 8508.
Thanks for your support and for helping to make this a successful Apple Butter Festival! It benefits all of
us in so many ways!
Sunnyside’s Apple Butter Festival
It’s time to make apple butter again…And Sunnyside makes the very best
apple butter in the Valley!
Stirring & Canning: Thursday, Sept. 17th, 6 am– 6 pm, Behind Bethesda Theater
Labeling: Friday, Sept. 18th, 9 am, EC Arts & Crafts Room
It’s time to sign up to help stir the pot, can the apple butter, and label our jars! We need the help of
everyone in this process. After all, it is the “APPLE BUTTER” Festival and we will have 3 kettles to stir this
year! Please sign up for a time to stir for even just a few minutes at a time – you won’t be stirring the
entire hour. Slots are available from early morning to late afternoon. Sign-up sheets are posted in the
Volunteer Office or you can call Joni Runzo (8216). The shuttle will be running on its usual schedule.
Can’t stir the pot? No problem, you can volunteer to help “can” the apple butter. Canning will take place in the
Arts and Crafts Room (EC) on Thursday at approximately 3:00 pm.
Finally, we need to put our name on the apple butter! Volunteers are needed to label the jars of the apple butter
on Friday, September 18th starting at 9:00 AM in the Eiland Center Arts and Crafts Room. This is a sit-down job
and a great way for everyone to participate in the process.
So Stir, Can, or Label – be a part of this important activity or just stop by to support your friends and neighbors
and enjoy the wonderful aroma! After all, you can take great satisfaction by spreading apple butter on your
morning toast and saying, “I helped make this!”
Sunnyside’s 11 th Annual
Apple Butter Festival
Saturday, Sept. 26th 9 AM – 1 PM
We’re almost there - we do still have to make the apple butter, label it, and do our baking to fill the Bake Shop
with delightful treats. But the big day is finally in sight! Don’t forget the most important part –
ATTEND THE APPLE BUTTER FESTIVAL!
Join with your friends and neighbors and celebrate our 11th Annual Apple Butter Festival! Remember, the
proceeds from our festival benefit ALL residents!
See the Re/Max Hot Air Balloon! Visit all of our Shops!
Featuring our very own Apple Butter and so much more!
Silent Auction with Gift Certificates, Specialty Items, & Themed Gift Baskets Christmas Shop
Yard Sale
Local Vendors & Craftsmen The Bake Shop Food Court with Café Seating
Brunswick Stew, Country Ham Sandwiches, Hot Dogs, Donuts, Sodas, Coffee
Sunny Treasures Gift Shop & Special Sale Table of Antiques and Collectibles
Come Join in the Fun!
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Sunnyside Features
Eiland Center Library
News for September
The Highlands Library
September 2015
Circling the Sun by Paula McLain is the story of
Beryl Markham, a record-setting aviatrix and her
love triangle with safari hunter Denys Finch Hatton
and Karen Blixen/Isak Dinesen. Set in Kenya
against the landscape of early-twentieth-century
Africa, it is a powerful story of an expat community,
love and a passion for flight. It is an extraordinary
adventure of a woman before her time.
A Lucky Life Interrupted: A Memoir of Hope by
Tom Brokaw is a memoir of a dramatic year of
change in a life. It is not only the story of his
journey after diagnosis but of the importance of
patients taking an active role in their own treatment,
and the vital role of caregivers. Above all, he offers a
message of understanding and empowerment,
resolve and reality, hope for the future and gratitude
for a well-lived life.
The Tutor by Andrea Chapin is the story of the
“lost” years of William Shakespeare and the author’s
imagined events of those years. History springs to
life in this well written novel about the young
William Shakespeare and the passionate, intelligent
woman who changed the course of his life—not to
mention literature—forever.
In the Unlikely Event by Judy Blume is set in the
1950s against a backdrop of actual events the author
experienced. Her latest novel has all of the
hallmarks of her unparalleled storytelling-- filled
with memorable characters that cope with loss,
remember the good times and, finally, wonder at the
joy that keeps them going.
All Titles are in Large Print
for your Reading Pleasure
Pat Harkins
Books give
a soul to the universe,
wings to the mind,
flight to the imagination,
And life to everything.
- Plato
REGULAR PRINT
“Go Set a Watchman,” is Harper Lee’s sequel to “To
Kill a Mockingbird.” Some critics, and others, have been
startled, and even angry, that the saintly-seeming Atticus
of “Mockingbird” comes across as racist in Watchman.”
But his defending a Negro boy who, in the former book,
had been falsely accused of raping a white girl, showed
that he was a conscientious and courageous lawyer-- not
that he was in favor of total equality of the races. He
attended a “Citizens’ Council” meeting in the second
book, so he could, as he told his daughter, Jean Louise,
“see who the Klan members were without their masks,”
He knew segregation had been wrong, but was afraid
Negros were unprepared for integration. “And why
didn’t you help them before this?” cried his daughter.
“Blueprints,” by Barbara Delinsky, is about a home
renovation business which shows its weekly progress on
the local public TV station. It is run by mostly women,
and Caroline, who hosts it on camera, is about to be
replaced by someone “more appealing to younger
viewers.”
“Island Girls,” by Nancy Thayer, has Arden and her
sister, Meg, honoring their father’s will, which requires
them to spend three summer months in his luxurious
mansion on Nantucket Island before they can inherit it.
The catch is that their half-sister, Jenny, whom they
can’t stand, will be there—equally an heir. It’s a rough
beginning.
Jane Green’s Summer Secrets, is about a woman whose
“best friend is vodka,” until, hearing the stories of others
and telling her own at AA meetings, she gains the
strength to begin a life of sobriety and the courage to
repair the damaged relationships of her past life.
LARGE PRINT
“Winter at the Door,” by Sarah Graves, is about a
tough and experienced policewoman, “Lizzie,” who
takes an assignment in Bearkill, Maine, officially, to
investigate the suspicious deaths of four policemen. But,
having gotten a tip that a child who looks like her
missing niece has been seen in those dense northern
woods, she also has a personal mission.
“Mrs. Lee’s Rose Garden,” is by Carlo DeVito, who,
working with Mary Anna Custis Lee, daughter of
George Washington”s adopted son and wife of Robert E.
Lee, produced this informative book about Arlington
House and the beginnings of the cemetery. There are
photographs throughout the book.
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Florence Raynal
September
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Mrs. Helen O'Hear
Mrs. Kathryn Johnson
Mr. William "Bill" Stoner
Mr. Richard L. Williams
Mr. Kenneth Beard
Mrs. Barbara H. Johnson
Mr. Martin Hayduk
Mr. Robert Tuttle
Mrs. Doris "Dorie" Dorman
Mrs. Dorothy L. Koontz
Mr. James "Jim" Nelson
Mrs. Bettylea Kelley
Mrs. Patricia "Pat" Armstrong
Mrs. Virginia Reese
Mr. Clarence Maday
Mrs. JoAnne Riedesel
Mrs. Doris Phillips
Mrs. Alma L. Dacey
Mr. Paul Fekete
Mrs. Nellie Koon
Mrs. Gail T. Noble
Mrs. Marjorie Maday
Mrs. Libbie F. Reubush
Mrs. Dona F. Weakley
Mrs. Hester Balser
Mr. Robert "Bob" Johnson
Mrs. Emmie Lou Campbell
Mrs. Mary Barnes
Mr. William "Bill" Dent
Mrs. Regina King
Mr. Robert North
APPLE BUTTER VOLUNTEERS AND HELPERS
Join your fellow workers for dinner on
September 26 at 5 pm in the Blue Ridge
Room at the Highlands to celebrate the
Apple Butter Festival. Dinner will be Dutch treat; call
8201 to make your reservations by September 11.
Sunny Treasures News
Furniture Sale Reminders!
Reminder: There will NOT be a First Friday
Furniture Sale in September or October.
Instead we are looking for donations of furniture,
small appliances, electronics, tools, etc. to add to
our inventory for our Final Public Furniture Sale
of the year. The sale will be held on Saturday,
October 10th with a rain date of October 17th at the
Sunnyside Storage Bins and we need to make sure
we have a good inventory of furniture for our
public sale!
Tartan Grill Spotlight
Labor Day Buffet
Monday, September 7, 11:15 am– 1:30 pm
$10.00 per person
Reservations requested; please call 8478
Wellness Center’s
Fruit-Infused Water of the Month:
Apple Cinnamon
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