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PAUL SPRING OCTOBER 2016

FAMILY DAY/ HOT RODS

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9TH

11:30-2:30PM

PRINCE WILLIAM CRUISERS WILL BE SHOW-

ING THEIR CLASSIC HOT RODS IN THE FRONT

PARKING LOT.

INVITE YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS TO LUNCH,

GRAB A PRETZEL & BEER ON YOUR WAY TO

ENJOY THE CARS!

PLEASE MOVE YOUR CAR TO

THE SIDE OF THE BUILDING BEFORE 9PM

SATURDAY, OCT. 8TH,

TO MAKE ROOM

FOR THE HOT RODS.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2ND: BELLEVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH

4PM LOUNGE

BELLEVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH WILL PROVIDE A NON-

DENOMINATIONAL, PROTESTANT WORSHIP SERVICE ON THE FIRST

SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH WITH PRAYER, HYMN SINGING, AND A BRIEF

HOMILY ON A SCRIPTURE SELECTED FROM THE REVISED COMMON LEC-

TIONARY. SINGING WILL FOCUS ON FAVORITE HYMNS FROM ALL OF THE

AMERICAN PROTESTANT TRADITIONS.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 3RD: RESIDENT RIGHTS 1PM LOUNGE

OCTOBER IS RESIDENT RIGHTS MONTH. THE STATE BOARD FOR SOCIAL

SERVICE STANDARD 22VAC 4072-550 REQUIRES THAT THE RIGHTS AND

RESPONSIBILITIES OF RESIDENTS SHALL BE REVIEWED ANNUALLY WITH

EACH RESIDENT. EVIDENCE OF THIS REVIEW SHALL BE A WRITTEN AC-

KNOWLEDGMENT OF HAVING BEEN SO INFORMED. OMBUDSMAN, KAREN

ELROD, BSW, CLTCO, WILL BE PRESENTING.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 3RD: MUSIC W/ DAVE 2:30PM LOUNGE

DAVE PLAYS CLASSICAL GUITAR AS WELL AS GOSPEL AND MODERN. ALL

ARE WELCOME.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4TH: MT. VERNON COMMUNITY CHILDREN’S

THEATER 7PM LOUNGE

MT. VERNON COMMUNITY CHILDREN’S THEATER WILL BE BRINGING TAL-

ENTED SINGERS TO PERFORM PIECES FROM THEIR FALL MUSICAL, THE LIT-

TLE MERMAID. THE CHILDREN ARE THRILLED TO HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY

TO GIVE US A SNEAK PEAK OF THE SHOW. ALL ARE WELCOME.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5TH: SULLY

THE MOVIE, SULLY, - THE STORY OF CHELSEY SULLENBERGER, WHO BE-

CAME A HERO AFTER GLIDING HIS PLANE ALONG THE WATER IN THE HUD-

SON RIVER, SAVING ALL OF THE AIRPLANE FLIGHTS 155 CREW & PASSEN-

GERS, - SHOULD STILL BE PLAYING AT THE HOFFMAN CENTER. WE WILL

BE EATING LUNCH OUT. KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR THE FLYERS TO SEE WHAT

TIME WE ARE LEAVING. SIGN UP IN THE ACTIVITY ROOM.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6TH: GRILLING ON THE PATIO 11:30AM

THE MAINTENANCE MEN WILL BE PACKING A SPATULA AND AN APRON TO

GRILL OUR HAMBURGERS/HOT DOGS FOR US. POTATO SALAD, BAKED

BEANS, SODA AND A DESSERT WILL ALSO BE SERVED. WHEN YOU SIGN

UP, PLEASE SPECIFY IF YOU WANT A HOT DOG OR HAMBURGER.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6TH: THE ART OF COLORING 1:30PM ACT.RM

ENJOY THE BENEFITS OF SOPHISTICATED COLORING! IT HELPS REDUCE

ANXIETY. IT IS LIKE MEDITATION. IT ACTIVATES BOTH THE CEREBRAL

HEMISPHERES. IT CAN PROVIDE THERAPY FOR MANY DISEASES.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6TH: ALDERSGATE METHODIST CHURCH

6:45PM L

THE PASTORS FROM ALDERSGATE CHURCH WILL BE LEADING A WORSHIP

AND COMMUNION SERVICE. ALL ARE WELCOME.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7TH: NATIONAL FOODSERVICE WORKERS'

WEEK 3PM LOUNGE

COME TO THANK OUR PAUL SPRING PROFESSIONAL FOOD SERVICE STAFF

IN HELPING THE RESIDENTS, FAMILIES AND STAFF STAY WELL-

NOURISHED AND HEALTHY.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 10TH: MUSIC APPRECIATION 1PM LOUNGE

DISCOVERING PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN SONGS –FROM GEORGE WASH-

INGTON TO PRESENT.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11TH: TAKE A BREAK 10:30AM LOUNGE

MIX & MINGLE WITH THE STAFF WHO WORK TO MAKE YOUR LIFE MORE

ENJOYABLE. GRAB YOUR NEIGHBOR AND COME CHAT AND TAKE A BREAK

WITH THE STAFF. ALL ARE WELCOME.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11TH: WHO IN THE WORLD 1:30PM MTV

SESSION #2-THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN ETIQUETTE. EMILY POST WAS

THE MOST POPULAR MODERN ETIQUETTE MAVEN. IN 1922, AT THE AGE OF

55 SHE WROTE “ETIQUETTE-IN SOCIETY, IN BUSINESS, IN POLITICS, AND

AT HOME. IT BECAME A BEST SELLER. EMILY POST WAS ALSO A TIRELESS

ADVOCATE FOR MIDDLE-CLASS AND IMMIGRANT AMERICANS. SHE WAS

ABLE TO SUCCESSFULLY BLEND ETIQUETTE AND ETHICS WHICH CHANGED

THE MINDSETS OF MILLIONS OF AMERICANS. SHE ALSO WROTE NOVELS

AND ATTENDED LITERARY EVENTS WITH WELL-KNOWN AUTHORS LIKE

MARK TWAIN AND EDITH WHARTON. JOIN US TO DISCOVER HOW DID SHE

BECAME AN EXPERT ON ETIQUETTE?

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12TH: NATIONAL ARBORETUM 11AM

WE WILL BE SEEING AUTUMN IN THE ARBORETUM VIA TRAM. YOU WILL BE

ABLE TO GET OFF THE TRAM TO VISIT THE DIFFERENT EXHIBITS. TICKET

FOR TRAM: $6.OO. WE WILL BE HAVING A PICNIC LUNCH AFTER THE

TOUR. SIGN UP SHEET LOCATED IN THE ACTIVITY ROOM.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15TH: SEICHOU KARATE DEMONSTRATION

2PM DINING RM

RICHARD ROMERO, MASTER, WILL BRING SOME OF HIS STUDENTS TO

DEMONSTRATE SEICHOU KARATE. ALL ARE WELCOME.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 17TH: GIRLFRIEND LUNCH 12 NOON CAFÉ

GRAB YOUR LUNCH AND COME ON DOWN. IF YOU EAT LUNCH IN THE DIN-

ING ROOM, THEY WILL PACK IT IN A TO GO BOX FOR YOU AT 11:30AM.

MEET YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOU MUST SIGN UP! DARNALL WILL PROVIDE

ENOUGH ROOT BEER AND DESSERT! A GOOD FRIEND IS CHEAPER THAN

THERAPY.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 17TH: JAN & RANDY 3PM LOUNGE

ENJOY THE SOUNDS OF A “NIGHT CLUB” WITHOUT LEAVING THE BUILD-

ING! GRAB A FRIEND AND COME TO THE LOUNGE TO HEAR THE BEAT OF

JAN & RANDY!

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH: BINGO @ GOOD SHEPHERD CHURCH

10:30AM

GET INTO THE SPIRIT OF BINGO! WIN PRIZES! HAVE LUNCH! JOIN IN THE

FELLOWSHIP! ALL ARE WELCOME. SIGN UP SHEET LOCATED IN THE AC-

TIVITY ROOM.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH: DALE JARRETT 7PM LOUNGE

YES!! DALE IS BACK! HE WILL BE PLAYING YOUR FAVORITE FALL THEME

SONGS AS WELL AS THE REGULAR STANDARDS! GRAB YOUR NEIGHBOR

AND COME ON DOWN TO THE LOUNGE.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19TH: PIRATE'S COVE 10:30AM

ENJOY THE FALL THROUGH MARYLAND’S COUNTRYSIDE. THE DRIVE IS

ONE HOUR. YOU WILL HAVE THE CHOICE TO EAT INSIDE OR OUT. WE

WILL BE EATING BY THE WEST RIVER. SEPARATE CHECKS. SIGN UP SHEET

LOCATED IN THE ACTIVITY ROOM.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19TH: THE TRUTH ABOUT ZIKA INFECTION

2PM MTV

THIS PAST YEAR A NEW DISEASE WITH DEVASTATING CONSEQUENCES

HAS DOMINATED IN THE NEWS. FEAR, THAT INSPIRES FALSE INFOR-

MATION, CAN ONLY BE QUELLED BY THE TRUTH OF WHAT WE DO KNOW.

IN THIS PRESENTATION, WE LEARN ABOUT THE ORIGIN OF ZIKA, WHAT

MAKES IT UNIQUE AMONG MOSQUITO BORNE VIRUSES, AND JUST WHERE

WE ARE IN CONTROLLING THIS LATEST THREAT TO HUMAN HEALTH.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20TH: SPOOKY BINGO W/ BUCKNELL

1PM MTV

THE 6TH GRADERS FROM BUCKNELL ELEMENTARY

SCHOOL INVITE ALL BINGO PLAYERS ! THEY WOULD

LOVE TO PLAY SPOOKY BINGO WITH YOU!! ALL ARE

WELCOME.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20TH: ST. LUKE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH

6:45PM L

REVEREND TUCK WILL BE LEADING A 30 MINUTE WORSHIP AND COMMUN-

ION SERVICE. ALL ARE WELCOME. ALL PETS ARE WELCOME FOR A BLESS-

ING AT THIS SERVICE.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21ST: CAROLYN DRAKE 80TH B-DAY PARTY

3PM LOUNGE

COME CELEBRATE CAROLYN’S AND HER TWIN SISTER’S BIRTHDAY!

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22ND: MT. VERNON @ HOME MUSIC APPRECIATION

1:00 MEDIA RM

A 1935 MUSICAL, ROBERTA, WILL BE SHOWN. THE MUSICAL SCORE IS

MOSTLY BY JEROME KERN. IT IS A STORY OF HIGH FASHION AND HIJINKS

IN PARIS STARRING GINGER ROGERS, FRED ASTAIRE, IRENE DUNNE AND

REGINALD SCOTT.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23RD: DON ESTESTE 2PM LOUNGE

NOSTALGIA LIVE. A MUSICAL REVUE EVOKING MEMORIES THROUGH

SONGS FROM THE 1920S TO THE PRESENT, FEATURING TWO SINGERS.

HEALING THROUGH MUSIC IS WHAT THEY SEEK TO ACCOMPLISH, PER-

FORMING BROADWAY SHOW SONGS AND OLD STANDARDS; AS THEY TAKE

THEIR AUDIENCE ON A TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 24TH: WELCOME SOCIAL

2:30PM FIREPLACE LOUNGE

THIS IS THE PERFECT OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUAINT THE NEW RESIDENTS

TO THE PAUL SPRING LIFESTYLE. TELL YOUR FUNNY

STORIES THAT HAPPENED WHEN YOU MOVED IN.

PLEASE WELCOME: PAUL MYATT, JOSEPH MONAHAN,

LUCILLE JORDAN, WILBERT & BLANCH AMMAN AND

RICHARD BERNAL.

MARGARET SMALL 10/10

WAYNE DAHLGREN 10/11

PATRICIA MORGAN 10/16

CAROLYN DRAKE 10/21

MARY DUNNE 10/26

MARVA STEVENS 10/28

VICKI SHARP 10/29

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20

@11:30 AM ALCOVE

LUNCH IS FREE ON BIRTHDAY PARTY DAY FOR ALL RESIDENTS WHO LIVE

AT PAUL SPRING. COME CELEBRATE WITH YOUR NEIGHBORS IN THE

DINING ROOM.

LET DARNALL KNOW IF YOU PLAN ON BRINGING GUESTS.

NEWSLETTER ON LINE!

GO TO WWW.RUI.NET

CLICK ON PAUL SPRING

CLICK ON (GREEN WORDS) EVENTS & ACTIVITIES OR MENU.

2 OPTIONS: ACTIVITY CALENDAR OR NEWSLETTER.

VIRTUAL PROGRAMS

2ND & 4TH WEDNESDAYS @1:30PM

MTV

JEOPARDY

COME PLAY VIRTUAL JEOPARDY!

THE ANSWERS WILL BE DISPLAYED ON THE TV SCREEN AND YOU WILL HAVE TO

“THINK FAST” TO GIVE THE CORRECT QUESTIONS. JUST LIKE ON YOUR TV!!

GRAB YOUR NEIGHBOR AND JOIN IN ON THE LAUGHS!

PAUL SPRING BEER

THANKS FOR ALL WHO ASSISTED KEITH IN MAKING THE FIRST BATCH OF

PAUL SPRING BEER IN 2016.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16TH: PIZZA & BEER 12 NOON

FOR ALL THE BREWMEISTERS, PAUL SPRING BEER & PIZZA. SIGN UP

SHEET LOCATED IN THE ACTIVITY ROOM.

THE VAN GOES TO HOLLIN HALL ON MONDAYS & THURSDAYS.

SIGN UP AT THE FRONT DESK ON THE DAY YOU WISH TO GO.

THE LAST PICK UP IS 3:30PM.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 24TH: AROMATHERAPY 3:45

LOUNGE

AROMATHERAPY: HEALING WITH SCENTS. GINGER MICKEL-

SON, FROM HOLISTIC TOUCH CENTER, WILL BE DISCUSSING

HOW THE SCENTS CAN BE USED TO TREAT A VARIETY OF

CONDITIONS RANGING FROM ANXIETY TO RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS. ALL

ARE WELCOME.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26TH: FALL FOLIAGE RIVER CRUISE

10:30AM

OCCOQUAN RIVER CRUISE. PICNIC LUNCH. VAN LEAVES AT 10:30AM.

RIVER CRUISE 11:30-1:30PM. SEE FALL FROM THE COMFORT OF THE

RIVER!!! TICKETS: $20.00. SIGN UP SHEET LOCATED IN THE ACTIVITY

ROOM.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28TH: FRANKENSTEIN FRIDAY PARTY 3PM

LOUNGE

DRESS AS YOUR FAVORITE GHOUL! COME MASH WITH THE

MONSTERS. THE PARTY WILL BE HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH

HAPPY HOUR W/ LAUREL.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29TH: HAMMERS & STRING 11AM LOUNGE

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! THE TALENTED STUDENTS FROM HAMMERS &

STRING STUDIO WILL BE PLAYING FOR OUR ENJOYMENT.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 31ST: DARK PASSAGE 7PM LOUNGE

HUMPHREY BOGART AND LARUEN BACALL GRACE THE SCREEN IN THIS CLASSIC

1947 THRILLER ABOUT A CONVICT WHO ESCAPES FROM SAN QUENTIN TO HUNT

DOWN HIS WIFE'S TRUE KILLER. TO COMPLETE THIS MISSION,

HE MUST ESCAPE DETECTION BY THE COPS. SO HE UNDERGOES

PLASTIC SURGERY AND HIDES OUT IN THE HOME OF A MYSTE-

RIOUS WOMAN ( BACALL) HE’S JUST MET. THE FILM USES A

FIRST-PERSON POINT OF VIEW IN ITS CAMERA WORK, TO PUT

VIEWERS INTO THE SHOES OF THE ACCUSED MAN.

SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIES

7PM

MEDIA ROOM

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1ST: SAVING MR. BANKS

2013.PG-13. 2HR. 5M. WHEN WALT DISNEY SETS HIS SIGHTS ON OBTAINING THE

RIGHTS TO THE CHILDREN’S CLASSIC “ MARY POPPINS,” HE REACHES OUT TO THE

BOOK’S AUTHOR, P.L. TRAVERS, ONLY TO FIND THAT SHE PROVES A TOUGH NUT TO

CRACK.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8TH: GREEN FINGERS

2001.R.91M. WHEN BRITISH CONVICT COLIN IS PLACED IN AN EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM

TO FINISH OFF HIS PRISON SENTENCE, ALL HE WANTS IS PEACE AND QUIET. WHEN HIS

ROOMMATE, FERGUS INTRODUCES HIM TO GARDENING, COLIN DISCOVERS A SURPRIS-

ING TALENT AND PASSION—FOR PLANTS! SOON, THE UNEXPECTED GARDENERS ARE

PREPARING TO COMPLETE FOR ENGLAND’S HIGHEST FLOWER SHOW AWARD. AND WHEN

COLIN MEETS GEORGINA’S BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTER, PRIMROSE, HE DISCOVERS ANOTHER

REASON TO FIGHT FOR HIS FREEDOM: TRUE LOVE. CAST: CLIVE OWEN, HELEN MIR-

REN, DAVID KELLY.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15TH: THE BUTLER

2013.PG-13. 1HR. 53 M. OSCAR-WINNER FOREST WHITAKER DELIVERS A POWERFUL

PERFORMANCE AS CECIL GAINES, WHO SERVED AS THE WHITE HOUSE BUTLER UNDER

EIGHT PRESIDENTS. HIS THREE DECADES OF SERVICE UNFOLD AGAINST A BACKDROP

OF UNPARALLELED CHANGE IN AMERICAN HISTORY. CAST: FOREST WHITAKER, OPRAH

WINFREY.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22ND: THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK

1987. R. 1HR. 58M. IN THIS SCANDALOUSLY SEXY, EYE-POPPING FEAST, THREE BORED

FRIENDS CAN’T RESIST THE DEVILISH CHARMS OF THE NEW MAN IN TOWN. BUT THE LA-

DIES SOON DISCOVER THAT THERE’S A SURPRISE IN GETTING WHAT YOU WISH FOR.

CAST: JACK NICHOLSON, CHER, MICHELLE PFEIFFER & SUSAN SARANDON.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29TH: THE OTHERS

2001. PG-13. 1HR. 44M. WHILE AWAITING THE RETURN OF HER SOLDIER HUSBAND

FROM WORLD WAR II, DEVOUT CHRISTIAN GRACE STEWART—THE MOTHER OF TWO

CHILDREN WITH A RARE SENSITIVITY TO LIGHT—BEGINS TO SUSPECT THE FAMILY

HOUSE IS HAUNTED IN THIS SUPERNATURAL THRILLER. CAST: NICOLE KIDMAN, CHRIS-

TOPHER ECCLESTION.

PAUL SPRING RESIDENT COUNCIL

FOOD COMMITTEE MEETING SEPTEMBER 20, 2016

THE MEETING OPENED WITH THERESA DIXON, BRIAN LAMARTIN,

SHANTRELL, BRIAN AND 10 COMMITTEE MEMBERS REPRESENTING THE 3

FLOORS.

THE COMMENT CARDS WERE READ AND DISCUSSED BY THE COMMITTEE.

THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WERE ALSO DISCUSSED:

IF YOU NOTICE A ROCKY TABLE, PLEASE LET EITHER ONE OF THE SERVERS,

SHANTRELL, OR BARBARA RENKES KNOW WHICH TABLE, SO WE MAY

NOTIFY MAINTENANCE AS THEY WILL BE CHECKING THE TABLES

ROUTINELY.

REMEMBER THAT YOU MAY ASK FOR SMALL PORTIONS OF FOOD AT MEAL

TIMES AND THAT YOU MAY ALSO SAY YOU DO NOT WANT CERTAIN ITEMS

BY SAYING, NO GREEN BEANS, POTATOES, ETC.

A REMINDER: THERE IS NO RESERVED SEATING IN THE DINING ROOM ---

WE HAVE OPEN SEATING. IF YOU COME IN AND THERE IS SOMEONE

SITTING WHERE YOU USUALLY SIT, PLEASE FIND ANOTHER TABLE TO SIT AT.

HOWEVER, IF YOU ARE HAVING GUESTS JOIN YOU FOR A MEAL, PLEASE

MAKE RESERVATIONS AT THE FRONT DESK, TO BE ASSURED OF A TABLE.

WE HAVE HAD A QUESTION REGARDING THE MUSIC BEING PLAYED IN THE

DINING ROOM AT ALL THREE MEALS WHEN ORIGINALLY WE WERE ONLY

GOING TO HAVE IT AT DINNER. A LARGE MAJORITY OF BREAKFAST AND

LUNCH PARTICIPANTS REQUESTED THAT MUSIC ALSO BE PLAYED AT THESE

TIMES. BECAUSE THERE ARE FEWER PEOPLE IN THE DINING ROOM AT

BREAKFAST AND LUNCH, IT MAY SOUND A LITTLE LOUDER. ALSO, IF YOU

ARE SITTING DIRECTLY UNDER A SPEAKER AND FIND IT TOO LOUD, MOVE A

LITTLE FURTHER AWAY FROM THAT SPEAKER.

Barbara Renkes, Chairman

RESIDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS

2016-2017

PRESIDENT– GARY RENKES

VICE PRESIDENT– JIM DWYER

SECRETARY– MARVA STEVENS

TREASURER– BILLIE PATTERSON

MEMBERS AT LARGE

BARBARA RENKES, ED REA

HARRY HAVENS

THE RESIDENT COUNCIL MEETS REGULARLY FOR

THE PURPOSE OF STRENGTHENING COMMUNICA-

TION, DEVELOPING RELATIONSHIPS AND

PROMOTING QUALITY OF LIFE WITHIN THE

COMMUNITY AT LARGE.