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Jenny’s Corner: Page 6
Celebrations & Announcements:
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Informational Notes: Page 2
July 2018
Happenings: Page 4
20 Year Page 7
UP Summit
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Staff Birthdays
Melissa Chambers 3
Jen Atwood 10
Lisa Doyle 15
Gracie Word 15
Chad Shirley 18
Salena Summers 19
Bonnie Reed 25
Brandi Hurt 29
Nicole Fitzgerald 31
Resident Birthdays
Donna Pangburn 3
Helen Nordberg 5
Dillard Laughlin 6
Tinny Ross 8
Maribeth Faivre 9
Ann Hoffman 14
Ruth Oppert 16
Ruth Quillen 21
John Wangler 25
Anniversaries
Jim & Nancy Woodall July 17 64 years Harold & Caroline
Baldwin July 23 58 years Bob & Martha Frank July 23 69
years
Celebrations & Announcements
July wasn’t the original name for the month. On the early Roman
calendar, July was called Quintillis.
Julius Caesar was born in this month and the name was changed to
Julius, or July, to honor him when he
was alive. Julius Caesar made major reforms to the inaccurate
Roman
calendar, and his Julian calendar is still used in Eastern
Orthodox
Christian countries. The Gregorian calendar that exists today in
the West
is a slightly edited version of the Julian calendar.
Welcome to our New Residents!
Happy Gilligan x3209 Apt 215
Birthdays, groundbreaking and anniversaries were definitely in
the mix this
month! We had our groundbreaking ceremony for The Cottages at
Summit Square
on June 12th. This new building is a milestone for Summit Square
and will make it
the first memory care center in this area! There was also a
lovely party celebrating
the 20th Anniversary of Summit Square. It is hard to believe we
have been here
since 1998! The weather was perfect and the evening began with a
ceremony
featuring several speakers as well as a men’s quartet from
First Presbyterian Church. This was followed by a
delicious dinner prepared and served by our dinning staff.
A moving tribute to Summit Square and to those living
and working here was offered up in a toast by resident,
Jim Pullen. The night was topped off with the Valley
SuperSax Big Band who entertained us for the rest of the
evening. Dancing and
laughter were certainly part
of the evening! June was a
celebration of the past,
present and future of
Summit Square. I hope we
can all see where we have
been, appreciate where we
are and look forward to
what is to come.
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.
20th Anniversary Celebration
This month’s Featured Artist: Anne de Latour Hopper
Art Gallery
Anne de Latour Hopper was born in Brittany,
France and studied watercolor at the Art Student
League, NYC. Anne’s oil & pastel landscapes
and still life works capture light & subtle color
changes. Anne is a member of BozArt Collective
in Charlottesville, and you can often find her work
at Shenandoah Valley Art Center. She has won
awards and is in private collectors venues around
the world.
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:
MOVIE NIGHT
Monday, July 2
6:00PM - Theater Room
This week we will be viewing the movie
“Finding Neverland”. Refreshments will
be served.
ALL-AMERICAN MEAL
Wednesday, July 4
4:30PM - The Brunswick Celebrate the fourth with the All-
American meal in The Brunswick. The
special of the day will be hamburgers,
hotdogs, and all the trimmings. Don’t
forget to wear your RED, WHITE, AND
BLUE!
WAYNESBORO
GENERALS GAME
Thursday, July 5
7:00PM - Kate Collins Middle School Watch the Waynesboro
Generals take on
the Staunton Braves in this Valley League
Baseball Game! Tickets are $3 and will be
charged to the resident’s account. Please
sign up in the Wellness Center by
Tuesday, July 3rd. The bus will leave the
front lobby at 6:30PM.
STONEWALL BRIGADE
BAND
Monday, July 9
8:00PM - Gypsy Hill Park
The Stonewall Brigade Band is the oldest,
continually playing band in the United
States! The band will be hosting its annual
concert series every Monday night
throughout the summer. There is no
charge for admission and Summit Square
will provide lawn chairs for every
resident. Sign up in the Wellness Center
by Friday, July 6th. The bus will leave the
front lobby at 7:15PM.
SECOND TUESDAY
MEETING
Tuesday, July 10
3:30PM - Gallery Join Annie Fellers, Executive Director,
and the management staff to find out all
about the latest happenings here at
Summit Square.
TRIP TO KLINE’S ICE
CREAM
Wednesday, July 11
1:00PM– Waynesboro Who likes ice cream?? It’s National Ice
Cream Day so come out for a short trip
down the road to one of the Valley’s most
popular ice cream spots. Along with the
daily offering of Chocolate and Vanilla,
the flavor of the week is Raspberry, a
perfect summertime flavor! Sign up at the
Wellness Center.
WATERCOLOR W/ JOE
PHILLIPS
Wednesday, July 11
2:30PM– Wellness Center Mr. Phillips will be joining us again
for a
free session of watercolor painting. All
are welcome to join us for a watercolor
lesson. Sign up at the Wellness Center.
LUNCH OUTING TO:
RACK ‘EM STACK ‘EM
RIBS
Friday, July 13
11:30AM- Verona, VA
Join us for a unique dining experience that
has so much more to offer than ribs! Sign
up by Wednesday, July 11th. The bus
leaves the front lobby at 11:00AM
WAYNESBORO
EXTRAVIGANZA
Saturday, July 14
8:45PM-Back Parking Lot We hope you will join us for a laid
back
evening of music, campfire and fireworks.
Kimball Swanson will be joining us with
his guitar around the campfire as we enjoy
roasting marshmallows and making
S’mores. Then, we will enjoy the
fireworks around 9:45PM from Ridgeview
Park in the comfort of our own seats!
DISCOVERY SERIES:
“LIVING WITH
CHRONIC PAIN”
Monday, July 16
10:30AM– Wellness Center Chronic pain can come at any age and
be
caused by a countless number of factors.
Many of us are dealing with this type of
pain and we hope you will join our
therapists as they enlighten us on this
topic.
MOVIE NIGHT
Monday, July16
6:00PM - Theater Room
This week we will be viewing the movie
“Brooklyn”. Refreshments will be served.
CHARLIE MCINTIRE
PIANO PERFORMANCE
Wednesday, July 18
11:00AM - Front Lobby Charlie McIntire will be back again to
perform summer-inspired pieces from the
Great American Songbook. Join us in the
front lobby to relax and enjoy Charlie’s
talent for playing the piano.
SHOPPING TRIP TO
THE FASHION
GALLERY
Friday, July 20
1:30PM– Verona Established in 1981, the Fashion Gallery
boasts 25,000 square feet of retail!
Offering a variety of quality clothing,
accessories and gifts, the Fashion Gallery
is a great place to shop! Sign up at the
Wellness Center by Thursday, July 19th.
The bus leaves the front lobby at 1:30PM.
HISTORICAL CHURCH
TOUR
Monday, July 23
11:00AM– Harrisonburg
Summer historical church tours are back!
Join Jenny Lucas for a trip to the Valley
Brethren-Mennonite Heritage Center in
Harrisonburg, VA. Part of the tour will
require walking. Sign up in the wellness
center if you are interested in going. We
should return in time for you to get a late
lunch at Summit Square. The bus will
leave the front lobby at 10:15a.m.
PRAISE IN THE PARK
Tuesday, July 24
7:00PM– Staunton Performing at the Gypsy Hill Park
Bandstand, this weekly event features
singers and musical groups from around
the Shenandoah Valley. Come for a night
of gospel music with the West Wind
Bluegrass Band and the West Waynesboro
Quartet. Sign up by Sunday, July 22nd.
The bus will leave the front lobby at
6:15PM.
LET ME TELL YOU A
STORY
Wednesday, July 25
3:00PM– Jacob’s Tavern It’s time for a little storytelling.
Bring
your favorite short story, poem, or even
share a story about yourself! Don’t have
something to share? Feel free to come and
listen!
LUNCH OUTING TO:
GREENLEAF
Friday, July 27
11:30AM- Waynesboro
Join us at this local favorite serving a
variety of delicious foods. Sign up by
Wednesday, July 25th. The bus leaves the
front lobby at 11:20AM
THE GLENN MILLER
ORCHESTRA
Sunday, July 29
7:00PM– Wayne Theatre Playing an average of 300 live dates a
year, this present Glenn Miller Orchestra
has been around since 1956. We hope you
will join us for this modern day swing
dance band. Although we are past the
deadline to sign up, please see Anna in the
Wellness Center if you are interested! The
bus will leave the front lobby at 6:30PM.
BIRTHDAY SOCIAL
Tuesday, July 31
3:00PM - Front Lobby
Join us as we celebrate our July birthdays
with refreshments and music! Come to the
front lobby before dinner to celebrate with
your neighbors and friends.
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Sign up on the bulletin board in the
Wellness Center. Dial ext. 3119
with questions.
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Dr. David E. Wolfe, retired professional
chaplain, presented two wonderful seminars on
loss last month. A large group joined in on the
discussions for new insights into the process of working
through loss and grief. The first session focused on seven
tasks of mourning. The second session covered ways we can
help ourselves, but also help our friends and loved ones,
when
dealing with loss. Please see me if you are interested in copies
of
David’s handouts from his presentations. Things David said
to
remember:
Grief is the working out of our losses
Each of us handles this differently
Most of us are resilient
Anxiety effects our ability to support those in grief
Mourning is culturally driven
It’s better to see grief as tasks to be worked through
Do you have ideas for other topics you’d like us to address in
this
type of format? Just let me know!
Summer historical church tours are back! Join me for a trip
to
the Valley Brethren-Mennonite Heritage Center in
Harrisonburg,
VA. on Monday, July 23. The bus will leave the front lobby
at
10:15a.m. Part of the tour will require walking. Sign up in
the
wellness center if you are interested in going. We should return
in
time for you to get a late lunch at Summit Square.
Blessings,
Jenny Lucas
Jenny’s Corner
Vespers
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July 1 April Cranford
Westminster Presbyterian
Church
July 8 Jenny Lucas
Life Enrichment Director
4pm
July 15 John DeJong
Retired United Methodist
Minister
July 22 Glen Holman
Hope Community Church
The Lord has anointed me to preach good news to the poor, to
bind up the brokenhearted,...to comfort all who mourn. Isaiah
61:1-2
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: 1st Monday:
Movie Night
6:00pm - Theater Room
Contact: Don Short
2nd Monday:
Book Club
6:15pm - Library
Contact: Pat Fracher
3rd Monday:
Crossword Group
2:30pm - Wellness Center
Contact: Rudy Yobs
Movie Night
6:00pm - Theater Room
Contact: Don Short
4th Monday:
Game Night
6:00pm– Gallery
Contact: Liz Barker
Wednesdays: Rummikub/Uno
Group
2:00PM - Front Lobby
Thursdays: Coffee & Conversation
1:00PM-Wellness Center Conference
Room
Contact: Anna Manikus
Walmart & Community Shopping
Trip
2:00PM - Front Lobby
No Sign-Up Necessary
Bridge
6:15PM - 3rd Floor Solarium
Contact: Pat Fracher
Saturdays: Grantchester
6:00PM– Theater Room
Contact: Louis Sweet
Tuesdays: Kroger Shopping Trip
2:00PM - Front Lobby
No Sign-Up Necessary
July 29 Bill Garvey
United Methodist Lay Speaker
