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6333 S. 91st East Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74133
(918)252-5451
www.ccwh-living.com
In Touch
Quality Living. Quality Life.
August 2016
Notable August
Dates:
The Aviators
August 19th is National Aviation Day! We recognize
those Country Club residents who have taken part in the
wonderful world of those incredible flying machines.
National Aviation
Day - 19th
State & County
Primary Runoff
Election - 23rd
National Dog
Day - 31st
Bill Downes
Inside this issue:
Mind Aerobics
2
The Scoop
2
August
Birthdays
3
Resident
Spotlight
4
Healthy Aging
5
Joker’s Corner
5
Employee of the 5
Month
August
Happenings
6
August
Cottage News
6
Helicopter pilot in
the Vietnam in the
Army and in
Delaware as a
State Trooper
Bob Weber
Worked for Martin
Marietta on Titan 1
Missile and for
North American
Aviation on the
Apollo Moon
Program
Armon Pittman
Louise Coates
Zoe Moore
Bud Shaddox
B-24 tailgunner in
Worked for
the South Pacific
Douglass Aircraft
during World War II and the Air Force in
Tulsa as teletype
operator. Husband
worked at McDonnell Douglass
Dan Smith
Flight instructor in
WWII and
commercial pilot.
Had a story
published in the
April ‘48 issue of
Flying magazine.
Jack Wells
Spends most every
Popular Payroll
Navy man during
Tuesday & Saturday
Dept. employee at
WWII. Was a
North Am. Aviation radioman and gunner working on planes
with the Spirit of
because she handed on a PBY Catalina
out paychecks to the Flying Boat in both Tulsa Squadron of
the Commemorative
pilots. Husband was
the Pacific and
Air Force.
test pilot in WWII.
Atlantic.
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In Touch
Mind Aerobics: Sudoku Number Puzzle
Instructions:
Fill
in
the
blanks so that each row, each
column, and each of the nine
3x3
grids
instance of
contain
one
each of
the
numbers 1 through 9.
Answers on p. 5
The Scoop
-CCWH will be forming a
team for the Walk to End
Alzheimer's which is to be
held on Saturday, October 22nd. We invite
all residents, family members, employees
and friends to join us in walking and
raising funds as well as awareness! More
details to come. Contact Radonna for more
information.
(918)
250-4220
or
rschumacher@ccwh-living.com
-Get excited for this year’s CCWH Pastor
Appreciation Luncheon on October 10th
with special guest and Tulsa comedian:
Michelle Van Dusen!
Vote For CCWH!
Each year, the Tulsa World
gathers votes for the city’s
favorite restaurants, events,
businesses and services.
This year, the Country
Club of Woodland Hills is
in the running for Tulsa’s
favorite retirement community!
Go online to www.tulsaworld.com and click the
“VOTE HERE” box on the top right of the page.
Register your email and get to voting. And under
the “Quality of Life” tab, you’ll find the Country
Club on the list of “Retirement/assisted living
communities” up for the award.
Voting closes at midnight on
August 21st...VOTE TODAY!
(For more details, contact Andrew (918) 250-4227)
August 2016
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National Aviation Day Celebrates the Wright Brothers on August 19th
In 1939 President Franklin Roosevelt
proclaimed August 19 to be National Aviation
Day. The day coincides with the birthday of Orville Wright, who piloted the Wright Flyer. He and
his brother Wilbur are given credit for building the
world’s first successful airplane with aircraft controls that enabled them to steer the plane. Orville
Wright made the first flight for 12 seconds and 120
feet near Kitty Hawk, NC on December 17, 1903.
Here are 5 facts about the Wright brothers:
1. The brothers grew up in a small wooden
house on a side street in Dayton, OH where they
had no electricity, running water, indoor plumbing
or telephone. But they had something many houses
didn’t have: books. And they had parents who
encouraged a curiosity about everything. In effect,
they were “home schooled” during a time when
such an expression didn’t exist.
2. A pond hockey injury helped forever change
human history. Near the end of his time in high
school, Wilbur was hit in the teeth by a hockey
stick and it not only knocked out his upper teeth, it
so damaged him in other ways that he retreated
into the privacy of the home. He became a recluse
for almost three years. It was during this time that
he really dove into reading about the people that
would fuel his ambition in aviation.
3. Wilbur and Orville were budget conscious
and self-sufficient. They spent about $1000 in to-
tal on their project. They
built everything themselves and they were
very cautious about never overspending
because the only money
they invested in the
project was their own.
They didn’t want outside
investors.
4. Nobody in America seemed to care, but the
French took notice. The brothers flew the first
flight in 1903 at Kitty Hawk, NC. But the country,
from Washington D.C. to the newspaper reporters
in their own hometown refused to believe that they
had flown. The French were the only ones who
took notice. A delegation of French military officers came all the way across the Atlantic to Dayton
and the first flight ever publicly flown was on
8/8/08 at La Mans France. It was only then that the
Wright Brothers became famous around the world.
5. They were forever sons of Ohio. They were the
definition of ‘hometown boys’. When Wilbur was
asked what advice he had to give to succeed in life,
he said: “Pick a good mother and father and grow
up in Ohio.” They were raised not to let success or
any other stroke of good luck go to their heads.
Modesty was one of their prime virtues.
Source: Biography.com with David McCollough
Wednesday Night
Don Lee - 8/2
August Birthdays
Ron Castle - 8/3
Movies
Bob Weber - 8/8
The August Birthday Aviation At Its Finest
Joyce Boltz - 8/9
Party will take place in
Charles Hill - 8/12
the GH on Wednesday,
Don’t miss these great flicks with a common
Marlene Kirkendoll - 8/13 the 10th at 2:00 pm.
theme of aviation. One shown every
Flynn Phillips - 8/15
All are welcome to
Wednesday at 6:00 pm in the GH.
Beverly Haverfield - 8/18
come and celebrate!
Louise Coates - 8/21
Memphis Belle (1990) - 3rd
Mary Wolff - 8/22
The High and the Mighty (1954) - 10th
Janice O’Brien - 8/24
Air Force One (1997) - 17th
Betty Lent - 8/30
Louise Thompson - 8/30
Space Cowboys (2000) - 24th
Billie Cox - 8/31
The Spirit of St. Louis (1957) - 31st
Elaine Bolin - 8/31
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In Touch
Resident Spotlight: Jean Christenson
After traveling all over the world, its amazing
that Jean Christenson has such a strong sense of
‘home’. “When my youngest child turned five and
went off to kindergarten during the day, I started
working at TWA,” Jean remembers. She started as a
file clerk in Kansas City in 1959. However, she had
gone to business school in Los Angeles and learned
to operate a comptometer there so she was a shoe-in
for a career in the Accounting Department where
she worked until she retired in 1983. During those
years at TWA, the world was her oyster.
“We could go first class with TWA anywhere for
around $50,” Jean points out. “And that was when
they had a real menu and the food was delicious,
much more than just a sack of peanuts.” Switzerland
was one of her favorite places to visit because it was
so clean and she was also very impressed with the
people. “We went on a cog train up the side of a
mountain and looking out the window I watched
people walking up the steep hill right next to the
train like it was nothing.” Her inspiring travel also
took her to Greece, Portugal, Seattle, San Francisco
and many places in between.
Regardless of where she was travelling back
from, she always came back to Kansas City to her
beloved husband, Larry (married 70 years) and their
three children. “We lived in the same house in
Kansas City for fifty-five years,” she recalls. “It was
a great two bedroom, one bathroom house when we
moved in but by the time our third child came
MEET YOUR NEW NEIGHBORS
George & Kay S
Don R
Be sure to join us for the Newcomer’s
Luncheon at 11:00 am on Thursday, the 18th
in the Crystal Room.
Call Andrew if you
have any questions
(918) 250-4227
around we needed a bit more space. We looked
everywhere but ended up just making the garage
into a family room and adding on another bedroom
and bathroom and double garage.” Wherever Jean
resides, she gets creative to make it home.
In late 2014, Jean moved into her Country Club
Cottage. “Since the first day I got here, I have
never felt like a stranger,” she notes. “I’d go to the
Dining Room and people would stand up and
introduce themselves and that just meant the world
to me.” And she has customized her back patio
into a shaded garden oasis and decorating her
living room and bedrooms with her handmade
crafts and memories. “I like for this to be a place
where people can feel at home. I want them to
come in and feel relaxed.” And we all do, indeed.
Attention Knitters and Crocheters!
Cottage resident Virginia Reedy is heading up
our new Prayer Shawl Program. “My hope is to
get a list of people in our lives who are in need
of prayer, pray for them and make them a shawl
as a tangible reminder that they are being prayed
for,” Virginia shares.
This is such a wonderful opportunity to bless
all kinds of people. Virginia and the gals will be
working on the project each Thursday at
1:30 pm in the EC in an activity called “Knit
Together.” All knitters and crocheters are
welcome to come! Call Andrew or Radonna if
you have any questions.
August 2016
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Healthy Aging: Tips For Taking Medications Safely that it might be doing more harm than good.
For some, taking medications is an important
part of the daily routine. Although doctors write the
prescriptions, it is up to us to make sure we take
them correctly. Here are some tips to help you take
your medicines safely:
Follow instructions. Read all medicine labels. Make sure to take your medicines the right
way. For example, don’t use an over-the-counter
cough and cold syrup if you only have a runny nose
and no cough.
Use the right amount. Don’t take a larger
dose of a medicine thinking it will help you more.
It can be very dangerous, even deadly. And, don’t
skip or take half doses of a prescription drug to
save money. (Talk with your doctor or pharmacist
if you can’t afford the medicine. There may be
help.)
Take medicine on time. Some people use
meals or bedtime as reminders to take their
medicine. Other people use charts, calendars, or
weekly pill boxes.
Turn on a light. Don’t take medicine in the
dark; otherwise, you might make a mistake.
Report problems. Call your doctor right
away if you have any trouble with your prescription
or over-the-counter medicine, or if you are worried
Joker’s Corner: ‘Back to School’
There may be something else you can take.
In addition, if you open up a new prescription and
the pill is different in appearance than you expected
(color or shape), don’t hesitate to call your doctor
(or pharmacist) to double check.
Avoid drinking alcohol. Some medicines
may not work correctly or may make you sick if
alcohol is in your body.
Check before stopping. Take prescription
medicine until it’s finished or until your doctor says
it’s all right to stop. Note that some medicines are
supposed to be taken only “as needed.”
Don’t share. Do not take medicines
prescribed for another person or give yours to someone else.
Source: www.nia.nih.gov
Note: Medication Reminders
Are available at CCWH
Millennium Home Health offers daily
Medication Reminders and Medication Box
Set-up/Fills. These services are not covered by
Medicare but they can bill you directly for the
private pay services. Please call (918) 378-4279
or drop by the Wellness Center office on the
2nd Floor for more information.
As autumn approaches and summer vacation is over, a
mother wakes up her son and says it's the first day of school,
so get up and get ready. He says, “Mom, I don’t want to go
back. Please don't make me. I hate school!”
-She says, “Don't be silly. It can't be that bad. I bet you can't
even think of two reasons not to go.”
-He says, “Really, I mean it! All the kids
hate me. And the teachers all think I'm
stupid.”
-She says, “Well, those aren't really good
reasons. Maybe you can try harder.”
-He says, “No, I don't want to go. Give
me two good reasons I should.”
-She replies, “Well, first of all, you’re
almost years 60 old. And second, you’re
the principal.”
Mind Aerobics
Answer: Sudoku
Quality Living. Quality Life.
Employee of the Month: John Golden (Security)
Department Heads
Executive Director ~ Trish Behrens
918-250-4230
Business Manager ~ Trevor Gray
918-250-4222
Activities ~ Radonna Schumacher
918-250-4220
Resident Services ~ Andrew Sharp
918-250-4227
Dining Room Manager ~ Stacey Adams
Executive Chef ~ Jay Workman
Maintenance ~ Michael Russell
Leasing ~ TR Jones
Housekeeping ~ Lynne McDonald
Front Desk ~ Carrie Anthony
Security ~ Saima Metzel
Residential Care ~ Karin Knight, LPN
Wellness Center ~ Barbara Pence, LPN
918-378-4279
6333 S. 91st East Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74133
(918)252-5451
www.ccwh-living.com
August Happenings
Woodland Aires Choir
Performance
An Evening on Broadway
with our own Woodland Aires
Choir will be held on
Thursday, August 4th at
7:00 pm in the GH.
For over 11 years, John
Golden has been a valuable
member of the Country Club
Security team. We are happy to
name him the Employee of the
Month for August 2016.
Recently, the Country Club
gained a new Director of
Security in Saima. “John has
been very helpful in setting up
Saima for success,” Executive
Director Trish Behrens states.
“He has gone above and
beyond time and time again
and we truly appreciated him.”
Saima noted similarly, “Even when he is off duty, he
continues to care about everyone here at CCWH. If there is a
storm or power outage, he has called to see if there is anything
he could do.” He is affectionately (and respectfully) known as
“Big John” not only for his stature but his willingness to go to
great lengths to care for the residents.
John is dependable, personable, kind and helpful. These are
just a few words that can be used to describe John Golden of
the Country Club Security team. Be sure to give him a big
‘thank you’ when you see him next!
August Cottage News
-Jump on board for the Cottage Night
Out to dinner at Ridge Grill, on Sunday,
the 7th. Leaving at 5:00 pm.
-The Cottage Pot Luck will be on
Thursday, the 18th at 5:00 pm in the CCH.
Bring your favorite entrée,
side, salad or dessert to
share with your neighbors!
J.W. Davis Arms & Historical Museum
Head our to Claremore on Saturday, August 13th
for a tour of the J.W Davis Arms & Historical
Museum, the world’s largest privately held
firearms collection. There are also exhibits pertaining to WWI, Native Americans, saddles, music
boxes and more. Leaving
at 10:15. Also, enjoy
announced on fliers.
lunch at Hammet House.
Desk!
Amish Meal Out
On Saturday, August 27th join
us for a delicious meal at an
Amish restaurant in Chouteau.
Departure time will be
Be sure to sign up at the Front
Country Club of Woodland Hills - Activities Calendar for August 2016
Sun
Mon
Tue
1
2
9:00 am Stretch & Tone
Class-CCH
10:15 am Chair ExerciseEC
9:30 am
Sr Tai Chi DVD - EC
9:30 am Walk n’ Talk
Wed
Thu
3
4 Jessie w/ Snaps 3-6
9:00 am Stretch & Tone
Class-CCH
9:00 am Lu’s Water Aerobics 9:00 am Stretch & Tone
9:30 am Sr. Tai Chi DVD EC
9:30 am Walk n’ Talk
9:30 am
Breakfast Club—EC
10:15 am Chair Exercise- 1:00 pm-1:30 pm
10:30 am
10:00 am Reflexology SessionsBlood Pressure Checks-BR
Tuesday Lunch Bunch EC
CCH
1:30 pm (new)
2:00 pm
White River Fish Market
2:00 pm OM:NI -BR
Knit 2 Gether– EC
Town Hall Meeting-GH
1:00 pm Penny
1:15 pm Mass in Chapel
5:30
pm
Canasta—EC
2:00 pm Chair Yoga w/
Bingo—EC
3:15 pm Bible Study w/
5:30
pm
Hand
&
Terri -EC
Pam—EC
1:30pm Wii Bowling-
BR
3:00 pm
Adult Coloring—EC
3:00 Barney Miller TV
Show-GH
Fri
Foot—EC & CCH
6:00 pm Rummikub—
BR
No Movie Night Tonight
6:30 pm Resident led
Bingo—EC
5 Joyce’s Bead Jewelry
Class-CCH
9:30 am
Breakfast Club—EC
10:15 am Chair ExerciseEC
12:30 pm Skip-Bo—EC
1:00 Poker w/ Miles—EC
3:00 pm
Social Hour w/
39 & Holding—GH
7:00 pm
“An Evening on Broadway”
6:00 pm Walk This Way— 6:00 pm Walk This Way— 7:00 pm Woodland Aires Richard Hicks & Our Own
GH
GH
Special Choir Practice-GH Woodland Aires Choir-GH
6:00 pm
Walk This Way - GH
Sat
6
2:00 pm
The Lightfoot Family
Band—GH
5:15 pm
Southern
Gospel Worship
Gathering
at
The Assembly
5:45-7:45 pm
No Admission
Charge
6:00 pm
Walk This Way—GH
Fitness DVD
6:00 pm Bridge-EC
7
8
9
8:45 am
Worship Service-GH
9:00 am Church Bus
Runs
9:00 am Stretch & Tone
Class-CCH
10:15 am Chair ExerciseEC
9:30 am
Sr Tai Chi DVD - EC
9:30 am Walk n’ Talk
10:45 am
South Tulsa Baptist
Service - EC
2:00 pm OM:NI -BR
11:00 am-2:00 pm
Sunday Lunch-DR
5:00 pm
Cottage Night Out
To Ridge Grill
6:00 pm
Movie Night—GH
10:00 am Reflexology SessionsCCH
2:00 pm Chair Yoga w/ Terri EC
3:00 Barney Miller TV
Show-GH
5:00 pm
The ROMEO Club to
White River Fish Market
5:30 pm
The Writing Club—CR
No Walk this Way
10
11
12
9:00 am Stretch & Tone
Class-CCH
9:00 am Lu’s Water Aerobics
9:00 am Stretch & Tone
Class-CCH
9:30 am Sr. Tai Chi DVD 9:30 am
EC
Breakfast Club—EC
9:30 am Walk n’ Talk
10:15
am
Chair
Exercise10:45 am
12:00 pm
EC
Out to Trader Joe’s!
Tuesday Lunch Bunch
Outback Steakhouse
Lunch Menu $7.99
1:00 pm Penny
Bingo—EC
1:30pm Wii Bowling-BR
3:00 pm
Adult Coloring—EC
2:00 pm
August Birthday Party
–GH
3:15 pm Woodland Aires
Choir Practice—GH
5:30 pm Canasta—EC
5:30 pm Hand &
Foot—EC & CCH
6:00 pm Walk This Way— 6:00 pm Rummikub—
BR
GH
6:00 pm Movie Night-GH
6:00 pm Bridge-EC
1:00 pm-1:30 pm
Blood Pressure Checks-BR
1:30 pm (new)
Knit 2 Gether– EC
3:15 pm Bible Study w/
Pam—EC
6:30 pm Resident led
Bingo—EC
9:30 am
Breakfast Club—EC
10:15 am Chair
Exercise-EC
12:30 pm Skip-Bo—EC
1:00 Poker w/ Miles—EC
3:00 pm
Social Hour w/ Vocalist
Carol Wyatt - GH
6:00 pm
Walk This Way—GH
13
10:15 am
J.M Davis
Arms & Historical
Museum Outing
&
Lunch at
The Hammett
House
6:00 pm
Walk This Way—GH
Sun
Mon
14
15
8:45 am
Worship Service-GH
9:00 am Church Bus Runs
10:45 am
South Tulsa Baptist
Service - EC
11:00 am-2:00 pm
Sunday Lunch-DR
6:00 pm Movie Night-GH
Tue
16 Faye’s Creations
19
9:00 am Stretch & Tone Class- 9:30 am Sr Tai Chi DVD CCH
EC
10:15 am Chair Exercise-EC
9:00 am Stretch & Tone-CCH
9:30 am Breakfast Club-EC
10:00 am Reflexology Sessions-CCH
10:15 am Chair Exercise-EC
9:00 am Lu’s Water Aerobics
9:30 am
Sr. Tai Chi DVD - EC
9:30 am Walk n’ Talk
9:00 am Stretch & Tone ClassCCH
9:30 am
Breakfast Club-EC
11:00 am Newcomer’s
10:15 am Chair ExerciseEC
12:30 pm Skip-Bo—EC
1:00 Poker w/ Miles—EC
2:00 pm OM:NI -BR
2:00 pm Chair Yoga w/
Terri -EC
3:00 Barney Miller TV
Show-GH
6:15 pm
The Book Club—GH
No Walk this Way
9:30 am Walk n‘Talk
10:45 am
Tuesday Lunch Bunch
Delta Café
1:30pm Wii Bowling-BR
3:00 pm
Adult Coloring—EC
6:00 pm
Walk this Way—GH
6:00 pm Bridge-EC
8:45 am
Worship Service-GH
9:00 am Stretch & Tone Class-CH 9:30 am Sr Tai Chi DVD - EC
11:00 am-2:00 pm
Sunday Lunch-DR
23
10:15 am Chair Exercise-EC
10:00 am Reflexology Sessions2:00 pm OM:NI-BR
2:00 pm Chair Yoga
w/ Terri-EC
2:00 pm Millennium’s Health
Topic “Tummy Trouble” by
Barb in the Great Hall
9:30 am Walk n’ Talk
9:30 am
Tuesday Lunch Bunch
Channel 6 Tour
& Lunch at The Vault
1:00 pm Penny Bingo—EC
1:30 pm Wii Bowling-BR
3:00 Barney Miller TV ShowGH
5:30 pm
The Writing Club—CR
6:15
Musical Monday Outing
6:00 pm Movie Night-GH
3:00 pm
Adult Coloring—EC
6:00 pm
Walk this Way—GH
6:00 pm Bridge-EC
28
29
8:45 am
Worship Service-GH
9:00 am Stretch & Tone Class- 9:30 am Sr Tai Chi DVD - EC
CCH
9:30 am Walk n’ Talk
10:00 am
10:45 am
Reflexology Sessions-CCH
9:00 am Church Bus Runs
10:45 am
South Tulsa Baptist
Service - EC
6:00 pm Movie NightGH
Fri
18
22
10:45 am
South Tulsa Baptist
Service - EC
Thu
17
21
9:00 am Church Bus Runs
Wed
30
10:15 am Chair Exercise-EC
2:00 pm OM:NI-BR
2:00 pm Chair Yoga
w/ Terri-EC
3:00 Barney Miller TV
Show-GH
6:00 pm Walk This Way—GH
Luncheon—CR
1:00 pm Mex. Train Dominoes—
1:00
pm—1:30
pm Blood
EC
Pressure
Checks-BR
5:30 pm Canasta—EC
5:30 pm Hand & Foot—EC &
CCH
6:00 pm Rummikub—BR
3:15 pm Bible Study w/ Pam—EC
5:00 pm
Cottage Community Pot Luck
–CCH
6:00 pm Movie Night-GH
6:30 pm Resident led Bingo—EC
24
25
20
5:30 pm Hand & Foot—EC & CCH
6:00 pm Rummikub—BR
6:00 pm Movie Night-GH
31
6:00 pm Movie Night-GH
Bingo—EC
1st Floor
GH-Great Hall
GR-Gathering Room
DR-Dining Room
CR-Crystal Room
BR-Billiards
Room
“You Raise Me Up”
A Concert of
Inspiration
In the Great Hall
6:00 pm
Walk This Way—GH
Fitness DVD
No Walk this Way
26
6:30 pm Resident led
2:00 pm
Richard Hicks
Presents
3:00 PM
Social Hour w/
Band of Lovers -GH
27
9:00 am Stretch & Tone-CCH 9:00 am Lu’s Water Aerobics 9:00 am Stretch & Tone Class-CH
9:30 am Breakfast Club-EC
9:30 am Sr Tai Chi DVD - 9:30 am
Breakfast Club-EC
10:15 am Chair Exercise-EC
EC
1:00 pm Mex. Train -EC
9:30 am Walk n’ Talk 10:15 am Chair Exercise-EC
1:00 pm Danny Miller—GH
12:30 pm Skip-Bo—EC
1:00 pm-1:30 pm Blood
2:00 pm Dementia &
1:00 Poker w/ Miles—EC
Depression Health Topic w/ Pressure Checks-BR
Patti Jones –GH
3:00 pm
1:30 pm (new)
Light Refreshments served
Knit 2 Gether– EC
Social Hour w/ The
3:15 pm Woodland Aires
3:15 pm Bible Study w/ Green Country Guitar
Choir Practice—GH
Pam—EC
Boys-GH
5:30 pm Canasta—EC
9:00 am Stretch & ToneCCH
9:30 am Breakfast ClubTuesday Lunch Bunch EC
Ted’s Mexican Escondido 10:15 am Chair Exercise1:00 pm Penny Bingo— EC
EC
1:00 pm Mex. Train -EC
5:30 pm Canasta—EC
1:30pm Wii Bowling-BR
5:30 pm Hand & Foot—EC &
3:00 pm
CCH
Adult Coloring—EC
6:00 pm Rummikub—BR
No walk this Way
6:00 pm Bridge-EC
1:30 pm (new)
Knit 2 Gether– EC
Sat
6:00 pm
Walk This Way—GH
2nd Floor &
Cottages
EC-Entertainment
Center
L-Library
CCH—Cottage Club
House
All Vendors will be
in the GH approximately
10:00 am-2:00 pm unless
otherwise noted
Let’s go have
An Amish Dinner in
an Amish Home
in Chouteau
...Details
Coming Soon!~
No Walk this Way