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September 2018Celebrating CentenariansHealthy lifestyles and better medical care

are leading to more Americans celebrating thecentennial mark. According to the lateststatistics, there are more than 72,000 peopleage 100 or older living in the U.S. Predictions bythe U.N. estimate the number of centenarianswill surge to 3 million worldwide by 2050.

Go, Team!With football season kicking off, what team

are you rooting for? Chances are your favoritesquad is named the Eagles, Tigers or Bulldogs.Those are the most common team names inU.S. amateur and pro sports.

Harvest Ha-HaQ: Why did the scarecrow get a promotion?A: Because he was outstanding in his field.

Fall Into SeptemberThe first day of fall, also called the autumnal

equinox, arrives Sept. 22. It’s one of two days duringthe year (the other being the first day of spring) thatbring nearly equal hours of day and night, about12 hours. The word equinox means “equal night” inLatin. For us in the Northern Hemisphere, the days willthen grow shorter as the sun starts rising later andsetting earlier.

September 2018ACLibraryPrivate Dining Room

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110:00 Balloon Bop11:00 Reminiscence1:00 Lap Bingo1:30 Popcorn and a Movie6:30 Bible Study with Eugene

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210:00 Sacrament Meeting11:00 Relief Society11:00 Priesthood1:45 Sunday School3:00 Baptist Services5:45 Sunday Night Movie

Labor Day 310:00 Stretch and Sway10:30 Brain Busters1:30 Bingo3:00 Dice Game5:30 Uno

410:00 Move to the Music10:30 Giant Crossword Puzzle

1:00 Catholic Communion4:00 Ensign Mtg.6:00 Birthday Celebration with

Kevin Scott

510:00 Stretch and Sway10:30 Treasure Hour3:00 Entertainment- Country Blue

Folk5:30 BINGO

610:00 Scenic Drive10:00 Podiatrist (2nd Floor)10:00 Morning Manicures1:30 Walmart Trip4:00 Ensign Meeting5:30 Card Games

710:00 The Daily Chronicle10:30 Thrills with Zills

1:30 Craft- Paint Ceramic Apples5:30 Bingo Night

810:00 Balloon Bop11:00 Reminiscence1:00 Lap Bingo1:30 Popcorn and a Movie6:30 Bible Study with Eugene

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910:00 Sacrament Meeting11:00 Priesthood11:00 Relief Society1:45 Sunday School3:00 Baptist Services5:45 Sunday Night Movie

1010:00 Stretch and Sway10:30 Brain Busters1:30 Bingo3:00 Gentlemen’s Hour5:30 Kings in the Corner

1110:00 Move to the Music10:30 Giant Crossword Puzzle

1:00 Catholic Communion3:00 Employee Meeting4:00 Ensign Mtg.6:30 Family Home Evening

1210:00 Stretch and Sway10:30 Hugs and Critters Pet Visits3:00 Entertainment- Larry

Turner5:30 BINGO

1310:30 Picnic in the Park

2:00 Manicures4:00 Ensign Meeting5:30 Board Games

1410:00 The Daily Chronicle10:30 Thrills with Zills

2:30 Getting To Know You Social!5:30 Bingo Night

1510:00 Balloon Bop11:00 Reminiscence1:00 Lap Bingo1:30 Popcorn and a Movie6:30 Bible Study with Eugene

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1610:00 Sacrament Meeting11:00 Priesthood11:00 Relief Society1:45 Sunday School3:00 Baptist Services5:45 Sunday Night Movie

1710:00 Stretch and Sway10:30 Brain Busters1:30 Bingo3:00 Dice Game5:30 Uno

1810:30 Giant Crossword Puzzle

1:00 Catholic Communion1:30 THE FIX-IT SHOP with Med

Source... Come get yourwheelchairs and walkers fixedup free of charge!

4:00 Ensign Mtg.5:30 Board Games

1910:00 Stretch and Sway10:30 Treasure Hour3:00 Entertainment- Jim Jensen5:30 BINGO

2010:00 Morning Manicures10:00 Scenic Drive1:00 Sign Up for the Temple Trip1:30 Eye Exams with Dr. Meek4:00 Ensign Meeting5:30 Card Games

2110:00 The Daily Chronicle10:30 Thrills with Zills

2:30 Entertainment - DavidFairbanks

5:30 Bingo Night

2210:00 Balloon Bop11:00 Reminiscence1:00 Lap Bingo1:30 Popcorn and a Movie6:30 Bible Study with Eugene

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10:00 Sacrament Meeting11:00 Relief Society11:00 Priesthood

3011:00 Relief Society3:00 Baptist Services5:45 Sunday Night Movie

2410:00 Stretch and Sway10:30 Brain Busters1:30 Bingo3:00 Dice Game5:30 Kings in the Corner

2510:00 Activity Store -Come Spend

Your Points!1:00 Catholic Communion2:30 Resident Council4:00 Ensign Mtg.6:30 Family Home Evening

2610:00 Stretch and Sway10:30 Hugs and Critters Pet Visit

3:00 Entertainment- Mixed Nuts5:30 BINGO

2710:00 Morning Manicures10:00 Scenic Drive1:30 Walmart Trip1:30 Afternoon Manicures4:00 Ensign Meeting5:30 Card Games

2810:00 The Daily Chronicle10:30 Thrills with Zills

2:30 Entertainment- Bob Shorten5:30 Bingo Night

2910:00 Balloon Bop11:00 Reminiscence1:00 Lap Bingo1:30 Popcorn and a Movie6:30 Bible Study with Eugene

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September 2018

Latino Actors on TV

With the hit series “I Love Lucy,” Desi Arnaz blazed a trail for Latino actors on television. Tune in to this look back at some other leading men and women.

Year Actor TV Show Character

1951 Desi Arnaz “I Love Lucy” Ricky Ricardo

1971 Sonia Manzano “Sesame Street” Maria Figueroa-Rodriguez

1974 Freddie Prinze “Chico and the Man” Chico Rodriguez

1977 Erik Estrada “CHiPs” Frank Poncherello

1989 Mario Lopez “Saved by the Bell” A.C. Slater

1995 Benjamin Bratt “Law and Order” Rey Curtis

2002 George Lopez “George Lopez” George Lopez

2004 Eva Longoria “Desperate Housewives” Gabrielle Solis

2006 America Ferrera “Ugly Betty” Betty Suarez

2009 Sofia Vergara “Modern Family” Gloria Delgado-Pritchett

SEPTEMBER

1902: Considered the first sci-fi movie, “A Trip to the Moon” is a sensation when it’s first shown in Paris. French filmmaker Georges Melies pioneered the genre with his 14-minute silent feature.

1919: The American Legion is established by Congress as a patriotic veterans organization.

1921: In Atlantic City, N.J., 16-year-old Margaret Gorman is crowned the first Miss America.

1930: Newspaper readers are introduced to the characters Blondie and Dagwood when the comic strip “Blondie” debuts.

1957: The Brooklyn Dodgers play their last game at Ebbets Field, and the New York Giants play for the last time at the Polo Grounds. Both MLB teams moved to California.

1964: “Fiddler on the Roof” opens on Broadway. The classic musical would go on to win nine Tony Awards.

1970: “Monday Night Football” premieres. The first game broadcast had the Cleveland Browns hosting the New York Jets.

1981: Sandra Day O’Connor becomes the first female U.S. Supreme Court justice.

1995: Dozens of music legends help celebrate the opening of the new Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.

2009: After 57 years, the daytime soap opera “Guiding Light” airs its final episode. It was the longest-running TV drama in American history.

2016: Watch your step! A giant fossilized dinosaur footprint, believed to be 130 million years old, is discovered on a beach in Australia.