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THE CAMPUS INFORMER

Inside this issue:

Spirituality &

Christian Fellowship 2

Volunteer 3

Anniversaries &

Birthdays 4

June Movies 5

Events & Programs 6-7

E&P Outings 8-9

Save The Date 9

June Calendar 10 - 14

The Connection 14-15

LEC &

Community News 16

Twin Towers is a

Non-Smoking/Tobacco

Free

Campus

Core Values

Respect ~ Innovation

Spirituality ~ Excellence

Twin Towers June 2014

Twin Towers Blood Drive

Monday, June 23

2:30p-4:30p - Greeno Entrance

Help save a life today and improve your health!

Did you know that donors reduce their risk of heart disease and cancer? According to studies published in the American Journal of Epidemiology, blood donors are 88% less likely to suffer a heart attack and 33% less likely to suffer any type of cardiovascular event.

Reduces Risk of Heart Disease - Regular blood donations help to keep the levels of iron in the body in check, especially in males. Excessive iron build up can result in excessive oxidative damage. Oxidative damage is the major culprit implicated in accelerated ageing, heart attacks, strokes etc. Iron has a significant impact on atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries. When you give blood you are removing 225 to 250 milligrams of iron from your system, thus cutting your risk of heart disease. Once a woman goes through menopause her risk of heart attack increases, but donating blood can reduce that risk.

Reduces the Risk of Cancer - Americans tend to consume large quantities of iron which can promote formation of free radicals in the body. Free radicals can cause cellular changes which can disrupt normal cell function and increase the risk of certain chronic diseases such as heart disease and cancer.

Call The Connection x4100 to sign up for a time slot or visit

the following website: www.hoxworth.org/groups/

twintowers

http://www.hoxworth.org/groups/twintowers

http://www.hoxworth.org/groups/twintowers

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SPIRITUALITY

CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP

Wednesday, June 4, 2014

6:30pm - The Gulden Community Center

Program: Cincinnati Association for the Blind and

Visually Impaired

Speaker: Vicki Lorenz

Vicki Lorenz is the School Age Services Coordinator with the Cincinnati Association for

the Blind and Visually Impaired. She will be speaking about the services offered at CABVI

for children and how she is able to help students and parents navigate the sometime

difficult path toward special education services.

I find myself sitting in the office here at Twin Towers surrounded by the cards so many of

you sent to give me encouragement in the days following the passing of my son Mark. It

feels so good to realize the amount of support and gracious love poured out here on this

campus. So many of you truly understand where Carolyn and I are these days because

you too have walked this same ground. So allow me to share two great truths from the

scriptures I am hanging on to these days.

Truth One: There is nothing that will ever touch me in this life or in the next that has not

already passed through the loving hands of my Heavenly Father, NOTHING. I am hanging

my spiritual hat on Exodus 19:4 “You yourselves have seen what I did in Egypt, how I

carried you on eagles wings and brought you to myself.” I admit I will never get a

satisfactory answer to my “why?” question but my pain is not an accident; God was not

shocked when Mark showed up in Heaven’s glory at 34. God walks this trail with me, with

us: what touches us touches Him first.

Truth Two: Every day God is continuing to shape me into the image of His Son. He is

committed to doing that. Even the painful experiences of my life, our lives, has a place in

that shaping. When I left the Army and went to seminary I did not have any idea where

God was going to put me; the call was a call to prepare. I realize today that at times the

preparation lesson comes to us…we cannot handle this; our resources are not enough,

our own sufficiency will not get us through, turning to the great provider is our only

recourse. II Corinthians 1: 3-7 tells us that as the sufferings of Christ flow over into our

lives so also through Christ our comfort overflows. Overflows means “more than

enough.”

Thanks so much for being God’s arms of love, feet of service, and prayer partners for me

and for my family.

Living in Hope and surrounded by Love

Chaplain Joe

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VOLUNTEER

There is a story about people: Everybody, Somebody, Anybody and Nobody. There

was an important job to be done and Everybody was asked to do it. Everybody was sure

Somebody would do it, but Nobody did it. Anybody could have done it, but Nobody did

it. Somebody got angry about that because it was Everybody’s job. Everybody thought

Anybody could do it. Nobody realized Everybody wouldn’t do it. In the end, Everybody

blamed Somebody when actually Nobody asked Anybody.

The volunteers of Twin Towers are a blessing and “Everybody” helps in providing

exceptional experiences everyday for our residents and associates! Last month we

celebrated with 89 volunteers from 2013 who served their time and talents to a simple

brunch and moment of thanks and gratitude!

… Back to our story above. There are several areas on campus that are in need of

volunteer help!

The Library needs help to organize and restock books and other related tasks.

Gifts-n-More and Towers Desk continue to need assistance to fill in some vacant times during the week to serve both residents and family needs.

Escorts are needed during the summer months to help transport residents to and from different events and happenings around campus.

We always welcome individuals wanting to create a smile and make a resident’s day

exceptional via the Friendly Visitors Program.

These are just a few immediate areas which need caring “bodys.” If you are able to help

some where, able to give any time during the month, every now and then or know

someone who would be able to give of their time, we would love to hear from them. For

more details, other opportunities and questions please call Tom at 853-2009 or email him

at [email protected].

Reminder for Assisted Living and Independent Living Residents

The Auxiliary of Twin Towers reminds you of their annual picnic Thursday, June 12, 2014

from 11:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. at the Centennial Barn. New residents are welcome and

encouraged to attend.

Please return your reservation to the special designated box at the Towers Desk by

Monday, June 5, 2014. Due to limited space, the Auxiliary regrets they are unable to

accept any reservations after June 5, 2014. Any questions, please call Sandy Bollinger

at 574-4027.

Associates making an investment in Twin Towers

Associates of Life Enriching Communities are invited each June to give back to the

organization through the Associate Appeal. Last year’s appeal raised $18,930.82 with

most gifts being designated toward the General Fund, Benevolent Care Fund, and

Pastoral Care Fund. We are grateful for the generosity of our associates in addition to all

the care they provide to the residents, families and to each other.

mailto:[email protected]

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ANNIVERSARIES

BIRTHDAYS

Charles Bilionis 6/03 Angela Bilionis 6/13

Charlie Marzheuser 6/03 Margaret Beets 6/14

Bob Reardon 6/03 Janet Leonard 6/14

Alice Taylor-Clift 6/04 Audrey Sallwasser 6/14

Ray Gebhardt 6/05 Jeanette Sroczynski 6/15

Mary Backus 6/06 Lew Chizer 6/20

Rose Brandt 6/06 Kermit Hatfield 6/20

Carol Lefferson 6/06 Lee Carter 6/21

Paul Rebel 6/07 Marian Hartman 6/22

Jean Hafer 6/08 Marian Steele 6/22

Vivian Templin 6/09 June Hosick 6/23

Ginny Besl 6/10 Melanie Sander 6/24

Doris Notton 6/10 Nancy Neal 6/26

Joan Scahill 6/10 June Marzheuser 6/27

Jean Fitzharris 6/12 Georgia Nelson 6/28

Tony Thornbury 6/12 Bill Gerhardt 6/30

Margaret Wais 6/12 Mary Jane Showers 6/30

Important Message About The Independent Living Birthday Dinner

When you receive your invitation to the birthday dinner, please sign up on the sheet at the

Towers Desk. If you bring a guest, please sign their name also, and mark their name as

“guest.” The dinner is always the second Wednesday of the month. Please register the week

before the dinner so the committee knows how many dinners to order and tables to set up.

We are unable to accommodate those who have not made reservations.

If you have questions, please call Peggy Wittrock at x2884.

Jay and Kay Miller June 6, 1938

James and Mary Hengelbrok June 8, 1946

Leroy and Laura Jane Carter June 11, 1949

Charles and Audrey Sallwasser June 24, 1950

Arthur and Virginia Weil June 20, 1963

Bill and Helene Patterson June 28, 1987

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JUNE MOVIES

Philomena

Friday, June 27 - 6:30pm - The Gulden Community Center

When former journalist Martin Sixsmith is dismissed from the Labour Party in disgrace, he is at

a loss as what to do. That changes when a young Irish woman approaches him about a story of

her mother, Philomena, who had her son taken away when she was a teenage inmate of a

Catholic convent. Martin arranges a magazine assignment about her search for him that

eventually leads to America. Along the way, Martin and Philomena discover as much about

each other as about her son's fate. Furthermore, both find their basic beliefs challenged.

2013 Run Time: 1 hour 38 min Rated: PG

Drama/Romance Stars: Judi Dench, Steve Coogan, Sophine Kennedy Clark

Failure to Launch

Saturday, June 7 - 2:00pm - The Gulden Community Center

A thirty something slacker suspects his parents of setting him up with his dream girl so he’ll

finally vacate their home.

2006 Run Time: 1 hour 37 min Rated: PG-13

Comedy/Romance Stars: Matthew McConaughey, Sarah Jessica Parker,

Kathy Bates

RV

Saturday, June 21 - 2:00pm - The Gulden Community Center

Bob Munro and his dysfunctional family rent an RV for a road trip to the Colorado Rockies,

where they ultimately have to contend with a bizarre community of campers.

2006 Run Time: 1 hour 39 min Rated: PG-13

Comedy/Family/Adventure Stars: Robin Williams, Cheryl Hines,

Kristin Chenoweth

Big Miracle

Friday, June 6 - 6:30pm - The Gulden Community Center

An amazing true story that inspired the world and captured the hearts of millions. An animal

loving volunteer and a small town news reporter are joined by a native Alaskan boy to rally an

entire community, and eventually the world’s superpowers, to save a family of majestic gray

whales trapped by rapidly forming ice in the Arctic Circle.

2012 Run Time: 1 hour 48 min Rated: PG

Drama/Romance Stars: Drew Barrymore, John Krasinksi, John Pingayak

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Monday, June 2

The Sociables


The amazing trio with the big

band sound is known as the

Twin Towers favorite! Be sure

to arrive early for a great

seat and song requests!

Monday, June 9

Cincinnati Zoo Comes to You: History of

the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden


Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden presents

“Zoo to You,” which includes slide programs

on a variety of Zoo topics. The

program is sponsored by the

Cincinnati Zoo Development

Department and is presented

by experienced Zoo Volunteers

who will share information and personal

insights. Participants can share their own

recollections with the group and are

encouraged to ask questions. Please join us

this month for: History of the Cincinnati Zoo

and Botanical Garden, Over 100 years of

service and philosophical change. Bring back

old Zoo memories from 1875 to 2000. Great

historic pictures and stories of the Zoo and

how it has evolved.

Wednesday, June 11

Dapper Dad’s Day Party in the Park

2:00pm - Parkview Clubhouse and Park

Remember the days when we dressed up to

just shop down town? Dapper men in sharp

suits and wing tip shoes? Ladies in smart

dresses, high heels, gloves and hats? Back in

the day, we dressed to impress. Relive those

times. Put on your most spiffy attire and join

us at the Dapper Dad’s Day party in the park.

You can wander around enjoying the park at

your own pace, meeting other like-minded

fashionable guests along the way, listen to

Dixieland music, join in a game of cornhole or

simply

enjoy the

fashionable

summer

social with

an ice cold

glass of

lemonade.

Wednesday, June 11

Presentation: Did You Know?


Join Mike Connelly for his program on current

events, coupled with a blend of historical and

little known facts.

Thursday, June 12

Annual Twin Towers Auxillary Picnic

11:00am-1:30pm - The Centennial Barn

Invitations will be in your in-house mailboxes

by the third week of May, with

reservations due no later

than June 5 . Place your

completed reservations in the

"Picnic Box" at the Towers

Desk.

Wednesday, June 11 and 25

Crochet Class

10:00am - Art Studio

Learn the basics of crochet and use that

knowledge to start a project of your very own!

How fabulous will it be to make gifts and

accessories for friends and family to treasure?

Starting materials provided. For questions

please call Tina Spicer at x2086 .

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EVENTS & PROGRAMS

Saturday, June 28

All Campus Bingo Party

2:00pm - The Gulden Community Center (C)

Everyone loves a good game of Bingo. All

residents are encouraged to attend!

Saturday, June 14

“One Voice”


One Voice is the high

school choir of Christ

Church United Methodist

in Louisville, KY. In

addition to providing

leadership for worship

services throughout the

year, this group of singers

and hand bell ringers participate each year in a

mission tour, providing concerts for various

agencies and groups, performing service

projects for individuals in the “underserved”

population, and often presenting a Vacation

Bible School or music camp for children in the

neighborhood they visit. Please join them as

they share their gifts of music and ministry with

us.

Monday, June 30

Warbird Museum Out Reach Presentation


Volunteers Jim Lucas and John Moon have put

together a program of slides and videos of the

Warbird museum, the aircraft and the various

displays in order to bring the museum to our

worthy veterans so that they can see what the

museum has done to honor them. They invite

our veterans

to talk about

their

experiences

during World

War II and all

veterans are

thanked for

their service.

Friday, June 20

Jody Anderson Nostalgic Entertainer


Ms. Anderson will amaze you! You won’t

believe her huge variety of songs and her

performances are absolutely dazzling.

Monday, June 16

Music with Mark Cormican


Join Mark as he plays guitar and sings some of

everyone’s favorite classic songs!

Tuesday, June 24

Corky Comic’s Duane Abel as Gilligan


One of the most fascinating presentations,

“Cartooning with Duane” brings the magic of

the Sunday Funnies to you. Demonstrations of

his comic strip ZED along with reminiscing

and trivia from the most

beloved comic strip

characters in newsprint.

Duane will surely

entertain us dressed like

the fun loving ship mate

Gilligan.

Friday, June 13

Twin Towers Mystery Theater:

"Mr. Snoop Is Murdered!"


The audience guesses

"Who dun it?!"

Fabulous dessert will be

served!

V

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EVENTS & PROGRAMS - OUTINGS

Thursday, June 19

Fishing at Lake Isabella and Picnic Lunch

10:00am – Pick Ups Begin *

Cost: Lunch price is $7.50, fishing is free

Enjoy the day on beautiful Lake Isabella. Lake Isabella is a 28-acre fishing lake with a handicap

accessible fishing pier and full service boathouse. The lake is the perfect spot for our picnic

lunch on the outdoor covered patio by the pier. Don’t have a fishing pole? No worries, the

boathouse is letting Twin Towers use fishing poles free for the day .

Thursday, June 5

The Schoolhouse Restaurant


Cost: Menu price ranges from $5.50 and up

Built in 1863, at the end of the Civil War, the school was one of the first schools in the Midwest

with a second story. The place still boasts a home-spun appeal, from the goats and geese

roaming around out back to the family-style dining: the menu, like the rest of the place, relies

heavily on simple, all-American charms. Traditional entrees like fried chicken, roast beef,

meatloaf and baked cod. Restaurant is handicap accessible.

Friday, June 6

Attention WWII Veterans: 10th Annual Tri-State Warbird Museum Gala

5:00pm – Pick Ups Begin *

Attention WWII Veterans of Twin Towers. You have been cordially invited to be honored guests

at this year’s Tri-State Warbird Museum, “Taking Flight Annual Gala”, Commemorating the 70th

Anniversary of D-Day. Please join us at this years Gala for Reception, Dinner and Program

events.

Friday, June 27

Peaceful Acres Lavender Farm in Martinsville, OH and Lunch Out


Cost: $10.00 for Tour with U-Pick Lavender Bundles, Menu price ranges from $6.00 and up

Peaceful Acres is committed to educating others on several topics including the wonderful

benefits of lavender, sustainable farming practices, growing lavender in alternative structures,

environmental waste issues and tasty Lavender recipe’s. We will pick our own bundles of Lav-

ender and sample a refreshing glass of lavender lemonade. Stop at The Country Kitchen Res-

taurant for lunch on our way back home.

Call The Connection at x4100 to reserve your spot for all outings!

* A transportation fee of $5.00 applies for all outings. Limited seating available…

a cancellation fee will apply. Please call Tina Spicer at x2086 for additional information.

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Reds Game Day Outings

Make Your Reservations Now!

Tickets are now available for the 2014 Cincinnati Reds Games.

Call The Connection x4100 to reserve your seat.

Thursday, July 10 vs. Chicago Cubs

Thursday, August 28 vs. Chicago Cubs

Thursday, September 11 vs. St. Louis Cardinals

Monday, June 30

Leading Age Ohio Regional Art Show and Lunch at Diane’s Restaurant


Cost: Menu price ranges from $6.50 and up

We will attend the Leading Age Ohio Regional Art Show at Bayley Senior Living. Our Residents

who have participated in this years show will have their art work on display along with other

senior art work in our Cincinnati region.

SAVE THE DATE

JUNE 25 JUNE 26

Compete in the individual events including curling, skeeball, timed

events and fitness challenges

Bring a team of 2 and compete in wheelchair races, water balloon toss,

relay races and cornhole!

THE GULDEN COMMUNITY CENTER OUTSIDE THE CONNECTION

THE NEW PARK

7-9AM 1-3PM 8-9PM 1-3PM

Residents:

Events, games and prizes are for

Associates only but please join us to

cheer them on!

LEC OLYMPICS

Associates:

Participate in Games for Give-A-Ways,

Wellness Prizes and Gold Medal

Winners!

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JUNE CALENDAR

Sunday, June 1 10:30am Catholic Mass (Chapel)

11:00am Sunday School (Art Gallery)

2:30pm Chapel Service* (Chapel)

Monday, June 2 8:30am Podiatrist by appt (Clinic)

10:30am Bible Study (241 Greeno)

3:00pm Catholic Mass (Chapel)

6:00pm Prayer Gathering (Room 200B)

6:30pm The Sociables (The Gulden Community Center)

Tuesday, June 3 9:00am Blood Pressure Checks A-M (Clinic)

3:00pm Tuesday Bible Study (The Gulden Community Center-C side)


Wednesday, June 4 10:00am Ceramics Class (Art Studio)

10:15am Kroger Trip

1:00pm Wii Bowling (The Gulden Community Center)

2:00pm Audiologist By Appt.


6:30pm Christian Fellowship (The Gulden Community Center)

Thursday, June 5 10:30am Chapel Choir Rehearsal (Chapel)

10:30am The Schoolhouse Restaurant Outing Pick Ups Begin


6:00pm Oil Painting (Art Studio)

6:30pm Bridge Players (Card Room)

Friday, June 6 11:00am The Friday Edition (Channel 8)

1:00pm Weaving (Art Studio)


5:00pm Tri-State Warbird Museum Gala Outing Pick Ups Begin

6:30pm Friday Night Movie: Big Miracle (The Gulden Community Center)

Saturday, June 7 2:00pm Movie Matinee: Failure to Launch

(The Gulden Community Center)


Remember: 9:00am Daily Announcement and Inspiration on Channel 8*

Have a Question about Events? Missed the morning

announcements? Don’t forget to call our Announcements line at

x4888 to get information.

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JUNE CALENDAR







3:00pm Cincinnati Zoo Comes to You! (The Gulden Community Center)


Tuesday, June 10 9:00am Blood Pressure Checks N-Z (Clinic)

3:00pm Tuesday School (The Gulden Community Center-C side)


Wednesday, June 11 10:00am Crochet Class (Art Studio)

10:15am Kroger Trip


2:00pm Dapper Dad's Day Party in the Park (Parkview Clubhouse & Park)


4:45pm IL Resident Birthday Dinner By Invitation Only (Art Gallery)

6:30pm Presentation: Did You Know? (The Gulden Community Center)


11:00am Twin Towers Auxillary Picnic (Centennial Barn)



6:30pm Square Dancing (Hader Room)




3:00pm Resident Council Meeting* (The Gulden Community Center)

6:30pm Twin Towers Mystery Theater Presents: Mr. Snoop is Murdered


Saturday, June 14 3:00pm "One Voice" The Gulden Community Center


JUNE CALENDAR


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6:30pm Music with Mark Cormican (The Gulden Community Center)

Tuesday, June 17 3:00pm Tuesday School (The Gulden Community Center-C side)


4:00pm Zumba (Hader Room)

6:30pm Alzheimer's Support Group (Day Stay)

Wednesday, June 18 10:00am Ceramics Class (Art Studio)

10:15am Kroger Trip



Thursday, June 19 10:00am Fishing at Lake Isabella and Picnic Lunch Pick Ups Begin

10:30am Pick-ups for Northgate Mall/Walmart Shopping Trip

10:30am Chapel Choir Rehearsal (Chapel)



6:30pm Bridge Players (Card Room)


12:30pm Variety Sale (Room 10)



6:30pm Jody Anderson Nostalgic Entertainer


Saturday, June 21 2:00pm Movie Matinee: RV (The Gulden Community Center)


JUNE CALENDAR

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2:30pm Blood Drive (Greeno Entrance)



Tuesday, June 24 1:30pm Low Vision Group (Hader Room)

3:00pm Tuesday School (The Gulden Community Center-C side)


3:00pm Corky Comic’s Duane Abel as Gilligan


4:00pm Zumba (Hader Room)

Wednesday, June 25 10:00am Crochet Class (Art Studio)

10:15am Kroger Trip

1:00pm Wii Bowling (MOVED to Parkview Room)

1:30pm Episcopal Mass (Chapel)





6:30pm Square Dancing (Hader Room)

Friday, June 27 10:00am Peaceful Acres Lavender Farm and Lunch Outing Pick Ups Begin

11:00am The Friday Edition (Channel 8)



6:30pm Friday Night Movie: Philomena (The Gulden Community Center)

Saturday, June 28 2:00pm All Campus Bingo Party (The Gulden Community Center-C side)


For Your Information:

Low Vision/Macular Degeneration program - Janet Papin, from Cincinnati for the Blind and Visually Impaired will come to present a program on "Personalized Talking

Print" (PTP). Everyone is welcome to attend and learn more about this interesting program.

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Energize Your Life (EYL) with Muscles in Motion

April 30 - June 20: Wednesdays and Fridays

2:00pm - Hader Room

A class incorporating hand held dumbbells (free weights).

THE CONNECTION

Tuesday evenings, June 17 - July 22

4:00pm - Hader Room

Cost per 6-week session:

Members of The Connection - $30

Non-Members of The Connection - $40

Join us for the Fun!!

Call The Connection x4100 to register!

Zumba is for all ages and ability

levels. It’s a fun, go at your

own pace and rhythm workout

that incorporates great music,

calorie burn, cardio respiratory

endurance, muscle strengthening,

and balance movements!

Zumba Moves!

JUNE CALENDAR





10:30am Leading Age Ohio Regional Art Show and Lunch Pick Ups Begin


3:00pm Warbird Museum Out Reach Presentation



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THE CONNECTION

Movement Opportunities - Aquatic

Energize Your Life: Muscles in Motion - An overall movement class perfect for all ability

levels. Whether you are just starting out or need an energy boost for your afternoon this class

is for you! This class incorporates hand held dumbbells (free weights) to challenge and

strengthen and your muscles. Beginner-Intermediate Intensity.

Monday - 2:00pm (4th Floor Assisted Living) Wednesday & Friday - 2:00pm (Hader Room)

Gentle Movements - This class offers a combination of slow, gentle movements, to move

more confidently and exercise to improve range of motion, flexibility, muscle strength and

endurance through a fun and social class setting that is gentle on painful joints and muscles.

Low intensity. Tuesday - 2:00pm (Memory Support)

Thursday (3rd Floor) & Friday (2nd Floor) - 10:30am

Tranquil Motion - Tai Chi movements that emphasize the importance of weight transference,

which helps to improve balance and prevent falls. Tai Chi facilitates the flow of qi (pronounce as

chee) through the body, a life energy that circulates throughout the body, performing many

functions to maintain good physical and intellectual wellness. Wheelchairs welcome!

Low Intensity. Monday & Wednesday - 3:00pm (Hader Room)

Liquid Essence - This is a no impact, 40 minute cardio-respiratory workout with an emphasis

on core strength, followed by a 5 minute cool down stretch. Advanced Level, Low - Moderate

Intensity. Class Length: 45 min. Monday, Wednesday - 9:00am

Aqua-Pilates - This is a low-impact class emphasizing strengthening and stretching

movements that require precise breathing and muscle control. Aqua-Pilates helps develop

trunk stabilization, enhance muscle strength, improve posture, and relieve stress. Medium

Level, Low-Moderate Intensity. Class Length: 45 min. Friday - 8:45am

Aqua Level 1 - This water class uses a variety of exercises that will increase range of motion,

flexibility, and manage pain. This class is ideal for people with arthritis, fibromyalgia, or

recovering from injury. Beginner Level, Low Intensity. Class Length: 45 min.

Tuesday , Thursday - 10:30am

Aqua Level 2 - This water class is for those who want to move to the next level. This class

increases intensity and adds impact. This energizing class combines cardio-respiratory

training, flexibility and strength training. This class introduces resistance equipment to the

pool. A great way to prepare for the Level 3 class. Medium Level, Moderate Intensity. Class

Length 45 min. Monday, Wednesday, Friday - 11:00am

Aqua Level 3 - For our more advanced exercisers, this class increases the intensity to another

level. This class will incorporate more complex movement patterns, and challenge your cardio

-respiratory fitness. This class will utilize resistance equipment for a longer period of time

amplifying the focus on strength training. Advanced Level, High Intensity. Class Length 45min.

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday - 4:00pm Saturday - 9:30am

Movement Opportunities - Land

Please Call The Connection x4100 with any questions or class suggestions!

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LEC

COMMUNITY NEWS

FREE ADMISSION!

To The Reds Hall of Fame and Museum

For all residents and any family members who accompany them every

Monday during Baseball Season.

Sign up for your admission credentials at the Welcome Center!

Recently, Twin Towers said goodbye to a beloved resident. At the service

which was held in the Wilson Chapel, our own Joe Boone was officiating. He

shared that our resident who had been challenged with speech after a stroke

was speaking up a storm there in heaven. He previously asked if you had only

five words that you could speak—what would they be? This had me thinking

about that message throughout the weekend. Interestingly enough a dear

friend asked what would your five words be. I shared that I would want them to

be: “I LOVE YOU ALL DEARLY.” Over the last several months my daily

devotions have said to love one another. I seemed to see, every where I

traveled there would be a church marque with Love…and various sayings

such as…. “God so loved the world that he gave us his begotten son. “

On that same day we then celebrated a resident who has lived at Twin

Towers 28 years; two of his children gathered with a small group of residents

and associates that wanted to create an exceptional everyday experience. It

was a special day in so many ways from saying goodbye to a dear resident to

celebrating a resident who came to Twin Towers to make friends. As the tears

fell from his eyes, he was moved to share: “I can’t believe so many persons love

and care about me.” Each day we are called to be God’s love in action. In

doing this, we create heaven on earth.

Molly Talbot

SAVE THE DATE!

Tuesday, July 8

10:30am - The Gulden Community Center

UMC Conference Update and meet the new Assistant to the

District Superintendent, Dr. Rev. Timothy Waugh

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