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July 2014
July
22
The Ladies Interdenominational
Circle Meeting “The Uplifters”
The Uplifters Circle is a nondenomi-
national group of women dedicated to
missions, prayer and Bible study led
by Elsie Huffard. All are welcome, just
come to the Chapel at 2:00 pm to join
in fellowship with this wonderful group
of ladies every fourth Tuesday of the
month.
July
20
5
th Annual
Senior Variety Show
Creative Aging presents their 5th An-
nual Senior Variety Show here at Kirby
Pines beginning at 3:00 pm in the Per-
forming Arts Center. Enjoy a diverse
assortment of toe tapping tunes, classi-
cal music, laugh-out-loud comedy and
more! Tickets are $10. Watch for flyers
on pre-sale information.
June
5
ly
25
Choral Youth
Performance
Come to the Lobby at 10:00 am to hear
the Franklin Tennessee Youth Choir
from Bethlehem United Methodist
Church put on a performance for our
residents.
July
22
Piece of Cake:
Episode 6
August 1940: Now relocated to England,
Hornet Squadron is involved in defend-
ing England from what are now daily
Luftwaffe bombing raids. On Septem-
ber 7, 1940 the Germans launched their
largest ever attack. The men of Hornet
Squadron perform brilliantly on what is
now considered to be the turning point
in the Battle of Britain. Will be shown
at 2:00 & 6:30 pm in the Movie Theater.
July
29
Lunch Bunch at
Longhorn Steakhouse
Join the Lunch Bunch as they enjoy deli-
cious grilled meet, freshly made salads,
soups, hearth-baked bread and irresist-
ible desserts accompany these delicious
entrees. Sign up in transportation, the
bus will leave at 11:00 am.
June
5
ly
28
Amedisys Home Health
“
Avoiding Sun Damage”
Join Brittany Wells as she talks about
important things you can do to protect
your skin from sun damage and prob-
lems that can arise when you don’t.
Brittany will be in the Large Card Room
at 10:30 am to provide more informa-
tion about this important topic.
June
5
ly
25
From the Pigpen to Prison
to the Pulpit
Come to hear an amazing laughter-
filled event that will greatly encourage
all in attendance! Phillip Hicks, son of
resident Buck Hicks, will begin his show
at 6:30 pm in the PAC.
July
17
IMAX Movie:
“
Amazon”
Explore the Amazon River and experi-
ence the vitality and magical wonder
of the Amazonian rain forest and the
chronicles of an amazing collaboration
between an American scientist and a
tribal medicine man on a mission to
find a rare root with curative powers.
Will be shown at 10:00 am & 2:00 pm in
the Movie Theater.
July
16
Piece of Cake:
Episode 5
May 1940: With the German invasion in
full swing, Hornet squadron is down to
four aircraft. After one of several sorties,
they lose two of them. Air Commodore
Bletchley tells them there are no new
aircraft available and what’s left of the
squadron is to be relocated to England.
Will be shown at 2:00 & 6:30 pm in the
Movie Theater.
July
21
Smart Moves
“
Dealing with Stress”
Modern life is full of hassles and de-
mands, and when you’re constantly
running in emergency mode, your
mind and body can pay the price. You
can protect yourself by recognizing the
signs and symptoms of stress and taking
steps to reduce its harmful effects. Join
Jason Sparrow as he hosts the monthly
Smart Moves talk in the PAC at 9:45 am,
immediately following Exercise.
July
21
Bereavement
Support Group
Kirby Pines will now be offering a Be-
reavement Support group for those of
our residents who have lost a loved one.
Lamar Frizzell will lead the Bereave-
ment Support Group to serve people in
gaining perspective about their losses
and support them in regaining a healthy
quality of life. The group meets the 3rd
Monday of every month at 10:00 am in
the Ante Room.
July
22
Coin Collecting
Presentation
Join David Yawn for a special presenta-
tion on coin collecting at 2:00 pm in the
Large Card Room. The presentation will
be followed by a question and answer
session and a free appraisal of up to 3
coins of attendees.
June
5
ly
18
Music in the Lobby with
Breeze Cayolle & Bob Sunda
Come to the Lobby at 6:00 pm to hear
NewOrleans Jazz by saxophonist Breeze
Cayolle & pianist Bob Sunda. They play
a style that is soulful, strong and deeply
rooted in the rhythm & blues, jazz and
rock –n-roll. This event is sponsored by
Creative Aging.
July
23
Foylle’s War: Episode 1
“
The German Woman”
Set in the beautiful southern English
countryside amid the disorder and dan-
ger of World War II, Foyle’s War takes
place far from the glory of the front. His
is an ordinary struggle, against everyday
evil, in extraordinarily dangerous times.
When a beautiful Austrian woman is
found murdered with a swastika paint-
ed on a nearby tree, Foyle realizes the
seemingly peaceful Sussex town har-
bors any number of suspects. Will be
shown at 1:30 & 6:30 pm in the Movie
Theater.
June
5
ly
29
Summer Evening
of Music
Join us in the Lobby at 6:00 pm for an
instrumental evening with cellist Na-
than Cottrell accompanied by Perry
Meers on the Piano.
July
30
Foylle’s War: Episode 2
“
The White Feather”
The arrest of a young girl on a sabotage
charge brings Foyle into contact with
a group of English Nazi sympathizers.
Will be shown at 1:30 & 6:30 pm in the
Movie Theater.
