Medical appointment time frames:
Transportation Resident Services provides residents with
transportation to their medical
appointments. The start time of the appointment needs to occur
during
the time frames listed below. Medical transports will leave from
the
front lobby. All other transportation needs are subject to
approval and
will be at the resident’s expense. Call extension 3118 to
schedule
transportation.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays: 8:15 - 3:30 in Waynesboro
8:30 - 3:00 in Augusta County
Tuesdays and Thursdays: 8:15 - 12:30 in Waynesboro
8:30 - 12:00 in Augusta County
If you are needing transportation, please keep
these times in mind when scheduling your
appointments.
This month’s Featured Artists: Tammy Lee Berry
Art Gallery
After a lifetime of serving as a public education teacher and
librarian in Virginia and raising her
wonderful children, Tammy has retired and is pursuing a dream to
make her photography a bigger part of life.
Since she was a teenager, her passion to capture the world
around her has existed. Love for literature and writing
led her to a bachelor's degree in English and library media, and
a master's degree in special education. These
degrees served her well during a teaching career that ended in
June, 2017.
In her own words: "Be still, and listen. Great advice that I use
when I want to see better. The world is an
interesting place, and when I simply sit and listen I see it
with a new passion. Cityscapes, farm land, animals in
their natural habitat…all of these intrigue me. When I am
fortunate enough to capture these “sounds” with my
camera, I want to share them. Often people tell me, “That
reminds me of our vacation,” or “It brings back
memories of growing up near there,” or “I think of my dad's farm
when I look at your pictures.” Statements like
these tell me I am doing something right. I listen so that I see
more creatively. My photographs allow me to share
the creativity that opens all our senses."
Mondays
9:15 Strength & Stretch
Thursdays
9:15 Let’s Get Moving
2:30 Line Dancing
Tuesdays
9:15 Let’s Get Moving
11:15 Better Balance
Wednesdays
9:15 Strength & Stretch
10:30 Chair Yoga
Fridays
9:15 Strength & Stretch
Weekly Classes offered in the Wellness Center:
For Your Info
Coin Wars...
Make a commitment
TODAY to increase
your ACTIVITY!
Don’t like to go it alone?
We have several classes
offered during the week
including Line Dancing,
Better Balance, and
Yoga! There is NO experience needed for any
of these classes. But DO
come to have FUN!
This month’s fundraiser for the Alzheimer’s Association will
have
you searching your pockets and couch cushions for loose
change!
The Teams:
Team 1- 2nd Floor
Team 2- 3rd Floor
Team 3- 4th Floor
Team 4- 5th Floor & Patio Homes
Team 5- Staff
The Timeframe: Tuesday, August 13th through Monday, September
9th.
The Winners:
The winning team will be announced at the 2nd Tuesday meeting on
September 10th and will be
treated to a pizza party!
What it is:
This resident email list will inform you of updates to the
activity
schedule, especially if a trip or activity is added.
What it is NOT:
I will NOT be “overwhelming” you with emails, this is strictly
just
for quick updates.
If you are interested in being on this list, email Anna at
[email protected]
Join our email list!
The Competition:
Bring your loose change, dollar bills, or
checks to put in your team’s bucket located
just inside the Wellness Center.
JAY DANIELS
PERFORMANCE
Friday, August 2
2:00PM– Gallery
Mr. Daniels is back in town and is looking
forward to sharing his musical talents with us.
He specializes in piano and singing and is
always entertaining!
MOVIE NIGHT
Monday, August 5
6:30PM - Theater Room
“Notting Hill” follows Anna Scott who is the
world’s most famous movie star. William
Thacker owns a travel bookstore in the quaint
neighborhood of Notting Hill. One day, their
paths cross and the couple come to face the
ultimate question: can two people fall in love
with the whole world watching?
Refreshments will be served.
ALL ABOUT THE WAYNE
Tuesday, August 6
11:00AM– Gallery
Join the Wayne Theatre’s Executive Director,
Tracy Straight and Director of Advancement,
Kathy Deacon as they come to talk about the
history of the Wayne Theatre. The theatre has
grown in popularity and has a large variety of
shows and events to enjoy!
SUMMERTIME PICNIC
Wednesday, August 7
12:00– Front Arbor
What do you get when you put fresh, garden
tomatoes, mayo and bread together? You
guessed it, a taste of summertime! Join us for a
simple summer lunch with tomato sandwiches,
chips, watermelon, and of course, sweet tea!
This meal will not be deducted from your
declining meal balance.
HAPPY HOUR
Thursday August 8
3:30PM– Jacob’s Tavern
Join us for a Happy Hour drink before dinner.
All drinks on the Happy Hour Menu are
$2...which makes them all the more tasty!
FARMER’S MARKET TRIP
Saturday, August 10
9:00AM– Stuarts Draft
Let’s get out and find some local, fresh produce
for you to enjoy! We will go to the Stuarts Draft
Farmers Market to pick out your favorite
veggies from sweet corn, to tomatoes, to
cucumbers!
SECOND TUESDAY MTG
Tuesday, August 13
3:30PM - Gallery
Join Brian Reinmann, our new Executive
Director, and the management staff to learn all
about the latest happenings here at Summit
Square.
COIN WARS FOR
ALZHEIMER’S
August 13 to September 9
Wellness Center
See page 7 for details!
NATIONAL LEFT
HANDERS DAY
Tuesday, August 13
For all the “Southpaws” out there..stay tuned
for more information on this resident led event
honoring those “lefties living in a right-handed
world.”
SLIP N’ SLIDE
Wednesday, August 14
10:00AM– Front Arbor
Yes, you read that right. Come out to see this
adult sized slip n’ slide. Never been on one?
Well, there’s a first time for everything. Come
to get wet or just to watch! No bathing suits
please.
DOCUMENTARY SERIES
Wednesday, August 14
2:30PM– Theater Room
This series features a variety of topics from
biographies to architecture to local interests.
This week’s film, “Our Planet” explores the
unique wonders of the natural world. We will
watch Part 1 of this eight-part series narrated by
Sir David Attenborough. Hope to see you there!
TOUR DE WAYNESBORO:
PART 1
Friday, August 16
10:30AM– Waynesboro
The City of Waynesboro may be small, but
there is an interesting, rich history to it as well.
In honor of our town, we will take a two part
tour of different areas of Waynesboro. Part 1
will take us for a short walk to the “Serenity
Garden” at Ridgeview Park, followed by The
Waynesboro Heritage Museum, with a lunch
stop at Benny’s Pizza downtown. Part 2 will
take place in September, stay tuned for details!
Sign up by Thursday, August 15th.
MATILDA THE MUSICAL
Sunday, August 18
3:00PM– Wayne Theatre
Inspired by the twisted genius of Roald Dahl,
the Tony Award-winning Matilda The
Musical is the captivating masterpiece from the
Royal Shakespeare Company that revels in the
anarchy of childhood, the power of imagination
and the inspiring story of a girl who dreams of a
better life. Sign up by Thursday, August 8th.
Tickets are $25 and will be charged to the
resident’s account after the sign up deadline.
The bus will leave at 2:30PM.
DISCOVERY SERIES:
HYDRATION AND YOU
Monday, August 19
10:30AM– Wellness Center
Are you WELL hydrated? How do you know?
How much water should you drink? What kind
of drinks dehydrate you? What does it matter?
All of these questions (and more!) will be
answered by Kelly Butler, our Therapy
Manager. So, grab your water bottle, and come
on down for an enlightening conversation.
MOVIE NIGHT
Monday, August 19
6:30PM - Theater Room
This week’s movie is entitled “Changeling” and
takes place in Los Angles, 1928. When single
mother Christine Collins leaves for work, her
son vanishes without a trace. Five months later,
the police reunite mother and son, but he isn’t
her boy. Driven by one woman’s relentless
quest for the truth, the case exposes a world of
corruption, captivates the public and changes
Los Angeles forever. Refreshments will be
served.
“THE MAN WHO TOLD
THE TRUTH”
Tuesday, August 20
7:00PM– Wayne Theatre
The Man Who Told The Truth tells the story of
Charles Thomson and his role in the formation
of the United States. This film talks about
Charles Thomson’s advocacy for native
American rights and his opposition to slavery –
which he described as “a sickness on this new
country”. Bruce Clark’s assessment of Charles
Thomson is fascinating, personal and full of
insight. It provides a revealing sense of
Thomson’s character and beliefs and the world
that he inhabited – and helped to create. Cost is
Pay What You Will. Sign up by Monday,
August 19th. The bus will leave the front lobby
at 6:30PM.
ROOTBEER FLOATS
Wednesday, August 21
2:00PM– Front Arbor
Celebrate the dog days of summer with root
beer (and coke!) floats out at the front arbor.
We will have chairs set up to enjoy the warm
weather.
HISTORICAL CHURCH
TOUR: LEE CHAPEL
FOLLOWED BY LUNCH
Friday, August 23
11:00AM-Lexington
The University began construction on the
Chapel in 1867. Built of brick and native
limestone, the Chapel was completed in time
for graduation exercises in 1868. Lee attended
weekday worship services here with the
students and the lower level housed his office,
the treasurer's office and the YMCA
headquarters. After the 1-hour tour, we will
stop for lunch at The Southern Inn Restaurant.
Sign up by Wednesday, August 21st. A
donation of $4 is requested. The bus leaves at
10:00AM.
BIRTHDAY SOCIAL
Tuesday, August 27
3:00PM - Front Lobby
Join us as we celebrate our August birthdays
with refreshments! Come to the front lobby
before dinner to celebrate with your neighbors
and friends.
HAPPY HOUR
Thursday, August 29
3:30PM– Jacob’s Tavern
Join us for a Happy Hour drink before dinner.
All drinks on the Happy Hour Menu are
$2...which makes them all the more tasty!
BRUNCH OUTING TO:
FOOD.BAR.FOOD
Saturday, August 31
11:00AM– Harrisonburg
Don’t let the unique name fool you! This
popular restaurant has locally sourced, global
comfort meals & craft cocktails. Sign up by
Thursday, August 29th. The bus leaves at
10:15AM.
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As a follow-up to our study on the apostle,
Simon Peter, I am excited to take a fresh look at
the letters attributed to Peter in the New
Testament. Each week we will look forward to examining
these writings in light of the
man we met in our recent
study called Simon
Peter: Flawed but Faithful
Disciple. How does Peter’s
personality come through in
1st and 2nd Peter? While
biblical scholars debate
whether Peter actually wrote both of these letters, it will
be
interesting to look for connections between the disciple
described in
the gospels and the writings of 1st and 2nd Peter. Can you
support
the idea that the letters were written by Simon Peter? Join us
to
form your opinion.
Please join me each Tuesday at 10:00AM in the Wellness
Center
Conference Room as we continue to look at Peter, the Rock
upon
which Jesus built His church.
Blessings,
Jenny Lucas Life Enrichment Director
Jenny’s Corner
Vespers
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August 4 Gene Williams
Retired United Methodist
4pm
August 11 April Cranford
Westminster Presbyterian
August 25 Benjamin Badgett
St. John’s Episcopal
(communion Sunday)
Prepare your minds for action: be self-controlled; set your hope
fully on
the grace of Jesus Christ.
1 Peter 1:13
Weekly Events & Groups
Above is a list of weekly trips,
clubs, groups, and happenings. If
you do not see your group listed
here and would like it advertised
in the Summit UP, please contact
Anna Manikus at ext. 3119.
Mondays: Rummikub Group
1:00PM - Front Lobby
Contact: Liz Barker
1st Monday:
Movie Night
6:30PM– Theater Room
Contact– Don Short
2nd Monday:
Book Club
6:30pm - Library
Contact: Pat Fracher
3rd Monday:
Movie Night
6:30PM– Theater Room
Contact– Don Short
4th Monday:
Game Night
6:30pm– Gallery
Contact: Betty Allen
Thursdays: Coffee & Conversation
1:00PM-Wellness Center Conference
Room
Contact: Anna Manikus
Walmart & Community Shopping
Trip
2:00PM - Front Lobby
No Sign-Up Necessary
Saturdays: Heartland
6:30PM– Theater Room
Contact: Louise Sweet
Tuesdays: Kroger Shopping Trip
2:00PM - Front Lobby
No Sign-Up Necessary
August 18 Al Tuten
Mt. Zion United Methodist
Tuesdays: Uno Group
1:00PM - Front Lobby
Contact: Betty Allen
