* Sign up required. Call 8200/8201 or 8241 Registration for March Events & Trips will open at 10 am on Tuesday, February 26.

Early registrations will not be accepted.

Date Events Time & Place Fri., Mar 1 Wellness Day See insert page for details

Fri., Mar 1 “Staying Strong & Limber” Presentation 11 am, Bethesda Theatre

Tues., Mar 5 “Respite Services for Caregivers” Presentation 10:45 am, Bethesda Theatre

Wed., Mar 6 Chapel Talk: “Looking to the Earth for Wisdom: Updating a Theological Motif in a Time of Ecological Crisis.”

2 pm, Meredith Chapel

Thurs., Mar 7– 28 Dance in Community Sessions 9 am, Bethesda Theatre

Thurs., Mar 7 “Yes She Can: Three Examples of Women Who Did Great Science” Presentation

1:45 pm, Bethesda Theatre

Thurs., Mar 7 Trivia Night: Movie Theme 6:30 pm, 1912 Bistro

Fri., Mar 8 Cornhole & Fellowship 2 pm, Sunnyside Room

Sun., Mar 10 Celebration Singers 3 pm, Meredith Chapel

Mon., Mar 11 Dancing in the Moonlight Dinner * 5:30 pm, 1912 Bistro, $16/person

Wed., Mar 13 Marketing Event: “Urinary Tract Infections: Prevention & Treatment” Presentation & Lunch *

11:30 am, Bethesda Theatre

Thurs., Mar 14 “How to Protect Yourself from Fraud, Scams, and Identity Theft” Lecture

2:45 pm, Bethesda Theatre

Fri., Mar 15 Glass Etching and Glitter Stemless Glass Workshop * 1:30 pm, Sunnyside Room, $10

Mon., Mar 18 March Madness NCAA Men’s Bracket Challenge Wellness Center Tues., Mar 19 & Tues., Mar 26

TED Talks: Fake News 4 pm (Mar 19) Blue Ridge 11 am (Mar 26) Room, HL

Wed., Mar 20 Town Meeting 2 pm, Bethesda Theatre

Wed., Mar 27 “Fibromyalgia: A Dead End Diagnosis?” Presentation 2:45 pm, Bethesda Theatre

Thurs., Mar 28 Piano Performance 2 pm, Meredith Chapel

Date Trips Time & Cost Fri., Mar 1 Mayumana: Currents * 7 pm, $42/ticket

Sat., Mar 9 Highland Maple Festival * 8 am, $ for lunch & purchases

Thurs., Mar 14 The Changing Religious Landscape in America * 6:25 pm, no charge

Fri., Mar 15 Lunch at MTC Bistro * 10:45 am, $8-$15

Sun., Mar 17 Dailey & Vincent Concert * 1:30 pm, $25/ticket

Tues., Mar 26 Strategy, Statecraft, and Leadership in the Founding Era * 5:40 pm, pay what you will

Fri., Mar 29 Vienna Boys Choir * 6:10 pm, $48/ticket

Date New Wellness Exercise Classes For March Time & Place Mon., Mar 4-25 Cardio Drumming * 2 pm, Wellness Center Mon., Mar 4 & Wed., Mar 6

Slow Dancing and Jazz Class 8:45 am, Wellness Center

Tues., Mar 5-26 Fri., Mar 8-29

Small Group Fitness with Sarah * 2:45 pm (Tues.) Wellness 10:45 am (Fri.) Center

Wed., Mar 6-27 Fun Fitness * 2 pm, Wellness Center

Fri., Mar 8-29 Sunrise Core 8 am, Wellness Center

See back of Funside Calendar for a complete list of Wellness Land & Pool Classes being offered this month.

Resident Led Monthly Meetings & Clubs

Mon., March 4, 11, 18, 25 Tues., March 5, 12, 19, 26 Mah Jongg

1 pm (Mon.) Blue Ridge Room, HL 7 pm (Tues.) 1454 Glenside Dr.

Mon., March 4, 11, 18, 25 Th., March 7, 14, 21 & 28 Bridge 7 pm, Blue Ridge Room, HL

Mon., March 4, 11, 18, 25 Scrabble 7 pm, Blue Ridge Room, HL

Tues., March 5 & 19 Adult Coloring Group 1-3 pm, HL Arts & Crafts Room

Wed., March 6 Sunnyside Bridge 1 pm, Allegheny Room, HL

Wed., March 6, 13, 20 & 27 Write Your Own Story 1:30 pm, HL Arts & Crafts Room

Sat., March 9 Stitch & Chat Group 2 pm, Jefferson Room

Mon., March 11 & 25 Technology Club 1 pm, Allegheny Room, HL

Monday, March 11: "How Technology is Changing the JMU Libraries" Presented by Jody Condit Fagan, JMU Director of Technology and Grover Saunders, JMU Head of Innovation Spaces

In this talk, we will discuss how academic libraries are transforming from storehouses of human knowledge and experience to places where students and faculty create new knowledge -- in maker spaces, collaborative

environments, and even Starbucks! Come find out about how wood carving, robots, and virtual reality have become part of everyday life in JMU Libraries, further enhancing traditional values of librarianship.

Monday, March 25: Assistance Day, one-on-one help

Thurs., March 14 Travel Club 1 pm, Allegheny Room, HL

Pete and Nancy Fundinger will present a slideshow of their recent travels to France, Germany, and Switzerland. All are welcome to come and join us for this presentation!

Mon., March 18 Bunco 6:30 pm, Allegheny Room, HL

Wed., March 20 Buzzards (Aviation Group) 12 noon, Tartan Grill

Thurs., March 21 Veterans Lunch 12 noon, Tartan Grill

Wed., March 27 Book Buddies 10 am, Eiland Center Library

Thursday, March 7, 14, 21 & 28 Weigh In: 1:45 pm Meeting Time: 2 pm Sunnyside Room For more details, please contact Debbie Bower at

debbie.bower@weightwatchers.com

Thursday’s Mah Jongg is moving to Tuesdays– same time (7 pm) & place (1454 Glenside Dr.)!

Mah Jongg is a tile-based game that was developed in China usually by four people with 136 or 144 rectangular pieces called tiles. The

object is to collect winning sets of these tiles, as in card games such as gin rummy. All are welcome.

Questions or wish to learn more? Call Barbara Conway at 8298.

Please note, the Monday Mah Jongg group will still meet at 1 pm in the Highlands Blue Ridge Room.

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Highlands Library Committee

Interest Meeting

Wednesday, March 6, 10:30 am Highlands Library (3rd Floor Highlands) See page 7 for more details.

Fun is in the name of the game!

Bowling at Valley Lanes in Harrisonburg continues every Monday at 12:30 pm. Show up when you can– no sign-up required. Cost is $2/game + $2 for shoes. Participants

will need to provide their own transportation; carpooling is encouraged. No experience necessary! Invite your neighbor and come join the fun!

Please note, due to Highlands construction meeting locations may change. See channel 970 or Community Apps for construction and meeting location updates.

Village Association Meeting Friday, March 1, 2 pm– 4 pm

Bethesda Theatre Please wear your name tag.

Please bring your $5.00 annual dues if not paid.

March 1 – March 6

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Wellness Day Friday, March 1, Throughout Campus Honoring Sunnyside’s 1st official year of being tobacco-free! See insert page for a list of the day’s scheduled activities.

Staying Strong and Limber Lecture Friday, March 1, 11 am Bethesda Theatre Dr. Glazer, DC Chiropractor Join Dr. Glazer to learn about the importance of maintaining and improving strength and flexibility for injury prevention and improved daily function. Dr. Glazer will answer related questions and demonstrate some of his favorite simple exercises and stretches that can relieve aches and pains and reduce injuries.

Trip: Mayumana: Currents * Friday, March 1, 8 pm JMU Forbes Center Cost: $42/ticket Depart: EC 7 pm / HL 7:10 pm Combining elements of dance, music and theatre with unbridled creativity and energy, the internationally acclaimed performance troupe Mayumana entertains audiences with its “funky moves and cutting-edge blend of movement and technology.” (Time Out New York) Playing specially made instruments, this multicultural group from Tel Aviv, will bring their diverse talents to Currents, a piece inspired by the rivalry between Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla, inventors and pioneers in the early days of electrical engineering. Approximate return: 10:30 pm This trip was advertised in the February and is full. Please call to be placed on the Wait List.

Slow Dancing and Jazz Class Monday, March 4 & Wednesday, March 6, 8:45am Wellness Center Fitness Studio Come join this 30-minute fun and easy dance class! Deion will teach how to do the basics of slow dance and incorporate creative movements while also teaching some simple and easy jazz moves. Bring a friend or come on your own, beginners welcome and no partner necessary! You will have improved dance skills and confidence that will enhance your enjoyment at this month’s Dancing in the Moonlight themed dinner or other events!

Cardio Drumming * Monday, March 4, 11, 18 & 25, 2 pm- 2:45pm Wellness Center Fitness Studio Stability balls serve as drums in this invigorating class that fuses fitness with powerful, energetic beats and rhythms. Using real drumsticks participants will drum to a variety of upbeat songs! Spaces are limited. Sign up required.

“Respite Services for Caregivers” Presentation Tuesday, March 5, 10:45 am Bethesda Theatre Are you caring for a spouse, relative or loved one? Come learn about Caregivers Community Network an award-winning program by Valley Program for Aging Services and James Madison University that matches student volunteers with older adults to provide care so the caregiver can run errands or take a much-needed break! Attend to learn more about this great opportunity!

Small Group Fitness with Sarah * Tuesday, March 5, 12, 19 & 26 2:45 pm Friday, March 8, 15, 22 & 29 10:45 am Wellness Center Fitness Studio Are you interested in getting more personalized assistance while exercising? Wellness Instructor Sarah Cruickshanks, certified Exercise Physiologist, will provide customized fitness instruction in a small group setting to help you reach your individual exercise goals. Sign-ups are required. The Wellness Center is always happy to provide a personalized exercise program by request.

Chapel Talk: “Looking to the Earth for Wisdom: Updating a Theological Motif in a Time of Ecological Crisis.” Wednesday, March 6, 2 pm Meredith Chapel Dr. Frances Flannery, JMU Professor of Religion Several biblical passages identify God as the earth or rock or instruct us to observe something in the natural world as a source of wisdom. The obedience and natural functioning of parts of the ecological world serve as a contrast to humanity’s sinful ways and act as a model for humanity to realign its actions with the order that God has instilled. Thus, the world of non-human nature – including non-human animals, the sky, and the earth itself - all serve as a source of wisdom. This presentation will explore this motif and argue that this kind of close observation today reveals a profound ecological crisis that should also prompt humankind to recognize our collective “sin” and change our ways, in order to restore the balance that is part of the intended order of creation, the sum of its “tov” parts that God proclaimed to be “tov meod.”

Fun Fitness Class * Wednesday, March 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2 pm–2:30 pm Wellness Center Fitness Studio Do you dislike exercise, but enjoy fun and laughter? If so, come to this class that will disguise balance, strength, agility and endurance exercises with games and fun activities. Come join this new 30-minute Fun Fitness Class that is sure to improve your fitness while making you smile! Games and activities will be taught standing and on the mat.

March 7 – March 13

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Dance In Community Sessions Thursday, March 7, 14, 21 & 28, 9 am - 10 am Bethesda Theatre A JMU Professor of Dance and her students will incorporate music and rhythm while focusing on creative self-expression and social connection during these playful seated movement sessions. Each session is designed around current research in the relationship of movement, creativity and play to brain health and memory care. Modifications will be offered. Attend one or all sessions. No experience needed!

“Yes She Can: Three Examples of Women Who Did Great Science” Presentation Thursday, March 7, 1:45 pm Bethesda Theatre Join Sunnyside Resident Bill Ingham, Professor Emeritus, Physics & Astronomy, JMU, for this presentation that chronicles the lives and accomplishments of three female scientists. American biologist Ruth Patrick (1907-2013) pioneered a method to track historical changes in the chemistry of rivers and lakes. Jocelyn Bell Burnell (1943- ), an astrophysicist from Northern Ireland, discovered pulsars while she was still a graduate student. Elizabeth Blackburn (1948- ), an Australian who lives and works in the US, shared the 2009 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for her research on telomeres (the protective structures at the ends of chromosomes). In celebration of Women’s History Month, come learn more about these three women and their incredible contributions to science.

Trivia Night: Movie Theme Thursday, March 7, 6:30 pm 1912 Bistro Order food and/or a beverage off of the 1912 menu and join Sunnyside Resident Lou Bukauskas and IL Events Coordinator Layna Erney for a night of movie-themed trivia! Guess movie quotes, actor names, character names and movie titles! Participants can work as a team or as individuals.

Sunrise Core Class Friday, March 8, 15, 22 & 29, 8 am– 8:30 am Wellness Center Fitness Studio Rise and shine! This 30-minute class includes a variety of exercises to strengthen your core and back while increasing your flexibility. Exercises will be taught standing and on the floor and may include a variety of equipment.

Corn Hole & Fellowship Friday, March 8, 2 pm- 3:15 pm Sunnyside Room Back by popular demand! Take turns playing corn hole– a lawn game in which players, in teams of 2, take turns throwing bean bags at a raised platform with a hole in the far end. Score points based on landing a bag on the platform or putting the bag through the hole! Bring a team partner or come on your own. Light refreshments will be served. Come join the fun!

Trip: Highland Maple Festival * Saturday, March 9, 10 am—2 pm Monterey, VA Cost: $ for purchases & lunch Depart: EC 8 am / HL 8:10 am Travel to Monterey, VA, to celebrate Highland County’s 61st Annual Maple Festival. Enjoy art, crafts and food vendors, live entertainment, and much more! Please note, most of this event is outdoors and requires a fair amount of walking on uneven ground. Approx. return: 4:30 pm. In the case of inclement weather, this trip will be moved to the following Saturday (March 16).

Celebration Singers Sunday, March 10, 3 pm Meredith Chapel This 25 member choir represents a multitude of churches around the local community. Call 8241 to sign up for shuttle service by 4:30 pm on Thurs., March 7. Dancing in the Moonlight Dinner * Monday, March 11, 5:30 pm– 8 pm 1912 Bistro Cost: $16/person + alcoholic beverage purchase Dance the night away to music by the Marlon Foster Band. Sign up today for an evening of delicious food, good music & great company! See channel 970 for menu. Please sign up by Mon., March 4. Marketing Event: “Urinary Tract Infections: Prevention & Treatment” Presentation & Lunch * Wednesday, March 13, 11:30 am Bethesda Theatre Lunch: $12.50/person (spaces for lunch are limited) Presented by Dr. Jonathan D. Shenk, MD, CMD You are invited to sign up and join Sunnyside Marketing prospects to hear Dr. Shenk discuss the signs, symptoms, treatment and prevention of urinary tract infections and dehydration in older adults. Sign-up to attend the presentation only or attend the presentation AND lunch. When registering, please specify if you wish to sign up for lunch. Spaces are limited. Lunch buffet menu features lentil soup, chicken salad on spinach and toasted wheat, sweet potato fries, carrot cake, or Greek vanilla yogurt with fresh blueberries. Please sign up by Mon., March 4.

page 5 * Sign up required. Call 8200/8201 or 8241

“How to Protect Yourself from Fraud, Scams, and Identity Theft” Lecture Thursday, March 14, 2:45 pm Bethesda Theatre Presented by Sandy Hernandez, Certified Credit

Union Counselor, DuPont Community Credit Union Protect yourself from the various forms of fraud and scams by learning the warning signs of a scam while getting the tools you need in order to properly identify fraud. The Changing Religious Landscape in America * Thursday, March 14, 7:30 pm Cole Hall, Bridgewater College No Charge Depart: EC 6:25 pm / HL 6:35 pm Robert P. Jones, author of "The End of White Christian America," is the founding CEO of the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) and a leading scholar and commentator on religion and politics. He is frequently featured in major national media, such as CNN, NPR, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and others.

Trip: Lunch at MTC Bistro * Friday, March 15, 11:15 am Massanutten Technical Center, Harrisonburg, VA Cost: $8-$15/person (cash or checks only) Depart: EC 10:45 am / HL 10:55 am The Bistro at MTC gives the Center’s culinary arts students a chance to put their skills into practice. The menu changes daily and features an entree, side, soup, salad bar and dessert. For this trip, the menu includes Irish Guinness stew with Irish soda bread, braised corn beef, colcannon (traditional Irish dish of mashed potatoes with cabbage, bacon & peas) and Guinness cake with Bailey’s icing. Spaces are limited.

Glass Etching and Glitter Stemless Glass Workshop * Friday, March 15, 1:30 pm– 2:30 pm Sunnyside Room Cost: $10 (includes 2 glasses and all

supplies) Join us for this workshop where you can etch a word, monogram or name of your choice onto a stemless wine glass. For your second glass, you’ll be led through the process of adding glitter to the bottom for a bedazzled drinking glass. This is rescheduled from January’s canceled workshop. If you were signed up for January’s cancelled workshop, you are automatically signed up for this workshop. Please sign up by Wed., March 6.

March 14 – March 26

Trip: Dailey & Vincent Concert * Sunday, March 17, 3 pm William Monroe High School, Stanardsville, VA Cost: $25/ticket Depart: EC 1:30 pm / HL 1:40 pm Dailey & Vincent is a multiple award winning Bluegrass band based in Nashville. Also known for their gospel and traditional American songs the group travels extensively across America as well as many foreign countries. Of local interest, the newest member of the band Gaven Largent is the grandson of Sunnyside residents Ric & JoAnn Leobold. Approximate return: 6:15 pm

March Madness NCAA Men’s Bracket Challenge Stop by the Wellness Center Mon., March 18 to pick up your NCAA Basketball

Championship Bracket. All completed brackets must be returned to the Wellness Center by 8:30 am, Tues., March 19, to be entered for a chance to win a prize. No college basketball knowledge required!

TED Talks: Fake News Tues., March 19, 4 pm & Tues., March 26, 11 am Blue Ridge Room, Highlands This month’s talks will focus on the increasingly difficult task of distinguishing fact from fiction. Videos will include "How to Seek Truth in the Era of Fake News," "The Problem with Fake News," and "Three Ways to Spot a Bad Statistic."

Town Meeting Wednesday, March 20, 2 pm Bethesda Theatre Join Executive Director Josh Lyons for the presentation of the “Wind Beneath Our Wings” award and campus updates. Call Transportation (8213) to sign up for the 1:30 pm shuttle.

Trip: Strategy, Statecraft, and Leadership in the Founding Era * Tuesday, March 26, 7 pm Wayne Theatre, Waynesboro, VA Cost: Pay What you Will Admission Depart: EC 5:40 pm / HL 5:50 pm Dr. James R. Sofka will investigate Thomas Jefferson’s leadership methods and strategies across his 40-year political career and how his education and practical experience shaped the skills he deployed to such great advantage in his statecraft.

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March 27 - March 29

Transitions Monday, March 4 & 18, 1:45 pm-3:15 pm

Highlands Arts & Crafts Room This group offers an atmosphere of confidentiality and care as we find meaning and purpose amid our recent

life changes. The support of other adults and the shared knowledge and wisdom of lessons learned can be a

boon for the journey that still lies ahead. Facilitator: Chaplain Will Lowrance (568-8229)

Mourning to Dancing Friday, March 8 & 22, 9:45 am - 11:15 am

Highlands Arts & Crafts Room Grief is an emotion rarely talked about, but is felt by all

of us. We cannot get to the other side of grief until we go through it. I invite you to gather with us in a

confidential, supportive atmosphere of care where we are working together towards healing.

Facilitator: Chaplain Pat Spears (568-8401)

Campus Bible Study: The Lord’s Prayer Wednesdays in March 10:30 am– 11:30 am

Allegheny Room, HL Join Chaplain Pat Spears for an in-depth study of

The Lord’s Prayer.

Reading with the Spirit! A Spiritual Book Club

Friday, March 1 & 15, 10 am - 11:30 am Blue Ridge Room, Highlands

We continue with Pema Chodron’s The Places that Scare You.

“Fibromyalgia: A Dead End Diagnosis?” Presentation Wednesday, March 27, 2:45 pm Bethesda Theatre Colleen Whiteford, DPT, Appalachian Physical Therapy, will explore Fibromyalgia- the background of this controversial diagnosis, potential causes for the wide array of symptoms, fascia as a key component, and alternatives to medications, injections, and living in pain. Piano Performance Thursday, March 28, 2 pm Meredith Chapel Elaine Sara Lim, a JMU Doctoral Student in piano performance, pedagogy and literature, will perform Franck- Prelude, Fugue and Variation, Op. 18, Chopin- Five Nocturnes, Op. 9 no. 1 in B flat minor, and much more! Don’t miss this wonderful performance!

Meredith Chapel Programs

Greeting the Morning!- Contemplative Meditation

Fridays in March, 8 am– 8:30 am, 1912 Bistro Morning meditation with Chaplain Pat Spears followed

by a breakfast gathering in the Marketplace.

Saturday Greeting the Morning!- Contemplative Meditation

Saturdays in March, 10 am– 11 am, Bethesda Theatre Morning meditation with Chaplain Pat Spears.

All levels of care are welcome!

Ash Wednesday Observance Wednesday, March 6, 11:30 am– 1:30 pm

Meredith Chapel Sunnyside Residents and Staff- Take a brief moment

out of the busy schedules of your day to stop by Meredith Chapel for a brief private prayer. Afterwards,

for those coming forward to the front, one of our chaplains will be available with the Imposition of the

Ashes, an ancient church ritual using the charred remains of last years’ Palm Sunday leaves to smudge a small cross on your forehead as a visible sign of your prayers for our world in the six weeks leading us to

Holy Week. (Requires only five-minutes of your time!)

Chapel Talk: “Looking to the Earth for Wisdom: Updating a Theological Motif in a

Time of Ecological Crisis.” Wednesday, March 6, 2 pm, Meredith Chapel

Dr. Frances Flannery, JMU Professor of Religion See page 3 of Funside for details.

Resident-led presentations and

workshops welcome!

Sunnyside Residents love learning from fellow Sunnyside Residents. Do you have a talent, hobby or

an area of expertise you’d like to share with your fellow residents? Contact Layna Erney, IL Events

Coordinator, at ext 8241 or lerney@sunnyside.cc to discuss offering a future presentation or workshop here

at Sunnyside for your fellow friends and neighbors!

Trip: Vienna Boys Choir * Friday, March 29, 7:30 pm Wayne Theatre, Waynesboro, VA Cost: $48/ticket Depart: EC 6:10 pm / HL 6:20 pm The world’s most beloved choir has been thrilling audiences young and old for over 500 years! The Vienna Boys Choir has provided the music for the Sunday Mass in Vienna’s Imperial Chapel since 1498. Approximate return: 10:30 pm

Sunnyside Features

Eiland Center Library

Thank you, Sunny Treasures, for your support! Your allocation enables us to provide new large print books monthly and

will be especially useful as we look for new ways to expand our services to the greater Sunnyside

Community.

The Traveling Cat Chronicles by Hiro Arikawa is a life-affirming anthem to kindness and self-sacrifice that shows how the smallest things can provide the greatest joy. It’s a touching novel of a brave cat and his gentle, wise human that will resonate not only with animal lovers, but for those who enjoy quiet stories of friendship and travelogues.

Lost Girls of Paris by Pam Jenoff is a fascinating story of friendship and courage that focuses on three women and a ring of female secret agents during World War II. The novel shines a light on the incredible heroics of these brave women and tells the story of their courage, sisterhood and ability to survive in the harshest of circumstances.

Finding Dorothy by Elizabeth Letts tells the story behind The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the book that inspired the iconic film, through the eyes of author L. Frank Baum’s intrepid wife, Maud. Written as fiction but based closely on the truth, it is a story of an unlikely friendship between Baum’s unsinkable widow and the young Judy Garland. Treat yourself to this wonderful story that pulls back the curtain on a fascinating relationship behind the making of a movie classic.

The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides is a psychological thriller of a woman’s act of violence against her husband—and of the therapist obsessed with uncovering her motive. Beautifully written and well plotted, the suspense builds and captures you until the last shocking twist.

The Current by Tim Johnston is not your traditional thriller but a story that pulls you into the secrets of a small town and looks at the impact of a crime on the lives of innocent people. In the dead of winter, outside a small Minnesota town, state troopers pull a car from the icy river. It is no accident as a body is found downriver and another at the scene—half frozen but alive. News of the crime reminds the community and law enforcement of another young woman who lost her life in the same river ten years earlier.

Pat Harkins

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Library Committee

Interest Meeting

If you have previous experience or interest in

Librarian work, please join us on Wednesday,

March 6 at 10:30 am in the Highlands Library

(3rd Floor Highlands)! We are looking for energy

and new ideas to support the newly renovated

library. All who are interested are welcome!

News from Sunny Treasures

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Sunny Treasures has been donated a large number of tea pots, some whimsical, and

some vintage. (Two even resemble historic characters) To celebrate spring

buy a new tea pot and plan a MAD HATTERS TEA PARTY.

They will all be for sale March 1st. To celebrate the end of winter, until March 1st, we are

having a contest. Put your name in the basket each time you visit the shop and on March 1st we will draw

a name and award a surprise to that person!!! (one entry per person per visit)

FURNITURE SALE:

We are always getting different furniture and we will have

another public sale on Saturday, March 2 from 9 am - 12 pm in the Bistro Basement.

Remember residents and staff can make arrangements to see the furniture calling

Ennis (8470) or Kay Stilwell (8833).

2019 Life Enrichment Opportunities (LEO) Committee

Betsy Eggleston Judie Hutton

Linda Ingham Ric Leobold Barbara Mancini Barbara Stickley

Please contact any LEO Committee member with ideas for special events and trips.

The Funside is a monthly publication serving Independent Living Sunnyside Residents. Announcements for future Funside issues are due the 3rd Friday of each month and may be submitted to lerney@sunnyside.cc

Dining Spotlight

THURSDAY, MARCH 14 4:30 PM– 6:30 PM Nick Berkin, pianist, will perform music

on his keyboard for all to enjoy.

in the 1912

Daylight Savings Begins

Set your clocks ahead one hour on Sunday, March 10

1 Mrs. Linda Morris 2 Ms. Alice Mason 3 Mr. William Compton 4 Mrs. Ruby Callahan 4 Mrs. Bertha Rosson 5 Mr. Thomas P. Downing 5 Mrs. Sybil A. McCrory 6 Mrs. Frances "Dee" Dulaney 6 Mrs. Nell Dove 8 Mr. Richard Hodge 8 Mrs. Nancy Caperton 9 Mrs. Barbara Hogan 9 Mrs. Patricia "Pat" Wingo 10 Mr. Stan Gray 12 Mr. Eugene "Gene" Drifmeyer 13 Ms. Nancy "Nan" Bowman 14 Mrs. Maria Zukrowski 15 Rev. Richard "Dick" Bethune 15 Mr. James Stilwell 16 Mrs. Mae Guthrie 16 Mrs. Hilda Wilt 18 Mrs. Mary Carson 18 Rev. Ann Barner 20 Rev. Thomas "Tom" Holden 20 Mrs. Rebecca Grow 21 Mrs. Betty Young 21 Mr. Richard "Rich" Armstrong 22 Mrs. Doris Field 22 Mrs. Katherine Hart 22 Dr. Herbert Scharnbeck 23 Mr. Donald "Don" Myers 23 Mrs. Voncille "Vonnie" West 24 Mrs. Jeannette Kidd 24 Mrs. Irene Hartman 27 Mrs. Frances Sale 27 Mrs. Pauline Patteson 28 Mrs. Susan Sheridan 29 Dr. Richard W. Hatch 29 Mrs. Nancy L. East 29 Mrs. Linda Ingham 30 Mr. Roger von Seldeneck

To all the days here and after - May they be filled

with fond memories, happiness and laughter.

~Irish toast

Dinner Buffet Tuesday, March 5

Sunday, March 17 11:15 am– 1:30 pm

Corn Beef & Cabbage