FEBRUARY 2015

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happeningswarwickforest.com

Active retirement living by Riverside

IN THIS ISSUE: Events.........................2

Valentine’s DayMurder Mystery........3

Events & Outing....... 4

Events & Music..........5

Health & Fitness....6 & 7

Spiritual Events........ 8

Movies.........................9

Information.............10

Future NeighborNews..........................11

Calendar.....12 thru 15

Warwick Forest1004 Old Denbigh Blvd.

Newport News, VA

757-886-2000

The Big Game Party l Sunday, February 1st

4:00 Super Bowl Pre-Game Show (Manor Theater) Televised live from the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona 5:00 Tailgate Buffet (Bistro)• Hotdogs with all the trimmings• Southwestern Backyard Burgers• Hot Wings / Fried Chicken Wings• Baked Beans $10.00 Billed to your Dining Service AccountSign up in Event Planner.

6:30 NFL Super Bowl XLIX Kickoff (Manor Theater)

• Potato Salad• Coleslaw• Dessert: Peach Cobbler

Music of Yesteryear Concert by Bob Clousel Wednesday, February 11th 7:00 p.m. (Community Room)

Community events

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Card Making with Jonil Thursday, February 26th 6:30 p.m. (Hobby Shop) Create fun cards!

Hello all, the Happenings newsletter has morphed into a terrific communication tool, so I too will add my voice. I understand from the “My InnerView Satisfaction Survey” that most of you are very happy with the services you receive at Warwick Forest, and that is great. I use the survey results to help the team decide where we should focus on improving, because there is always room for improvement. I will use this space to keep you informed of all the positive things that are happening, as well as recognize team members who go above and beyond. I am depending on you to let me know where recognition and credit is due through the Riverside Care Difference nominations. Just drop a note in the boxes located throughout our buildings or leave it with the Front Desk Receptionist. One of the most important initiatives that I want to achieve this year is to improve customer service. I am working with my team of Directors to make this happen because your happiness is of the utmost important to us. One ongoing refinement is with the Fitness Programs. The Riverside Wellness and Fitness Center began managing our programming the later part of 2014. They will continue to refine programming and offer ways to help you achieve your fitness goals. Currentfacility improvements underway this month include the resurfacing of the pool deck. The Keswick Gym is being refurbished and space for therapy services is being added to improve our Assisted Living programming and coordinate a continuum of care between therapy and fitness. How we handle the residence annual evaluations is also improving. The Director of Resident Services, Brigitte Jones, conducts annual residence reviews to identify maintenance needs in your residence. Within 90 days of the review, Brigitte will re-inspect to ensure that maintenance staff completed everything to your satisfaction. In this way, we will be on top of your residential maintenance needs, another area of importance you identified in the My InnerView Survey. Here’s to a great 2015! Ginger

A Message from Executive Director, Ginger Knight

Hampton History Lecture l Tuesday, February 3rd 7 p.m. (Community Room)

How the Peninsula Coped with the Civil WarHistorian, Alice Mathews Erickson, shares her Hickman family’s experiences on the Virginia Peninsula during the Civil War. Erickson will sign her new book: A Chronicle of the Civil War Hampton, Virginia: Struggle and Rebirth on the Home Front at this event.

Tales of History with Vanessa Cole l Friday, February 13th 7 p.m. (Community Room)

UNLIKELY CONFEDERATESMost people look at the Civil War as being simply divided: North vs. South and having no gray area. However, there were some who were fighting for or helping the South that you might never expect. These are their stories.

The Great Courses DVD Series: The World was Never the Same: Events That Changed History l Tuesdays & Thursdays 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Manor Theater)

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The Valentine’s Day Mystery: “Murder at Denbigh Manor”l Thursday, February 12th 6:30 p.m. (Community Room)

Murder! Murder most foul! Murder in High Society!It is 1926, in a stately manor house in beautiful East Sussex, England. The elegant old home is none other than Denbigh Manor – the estate of Lord Malcolm Denbigh – the 8th Viscount of Richmond. The problem is that the grand old gentleman is no longer with us – as he was murdered on Valentine’s Day – whilst his home was full of guests visiting for Valentine’s Day festivities.

All the guests and servants had been interrogated by the local constabulary yesterday (the day after the murder). But the case was so baffling that Inspector Todd of Scotland has been called in. All the “persons of interest” – both upstairs and downstairs at the Manor – have been called together for a final cross-examination by Scotland Yard.

Be part of the detectives who solve this truly baffling mystery. What were the motives? Why was Lord Denbigh so disliked? Who would gain from his death? Why were voices raised in anger? Help solve the riddle of the Chocolates. Help Scotland Yard get their man – or woman!

Sign up in Event Planner.

Death by Chocolate Dessert Sociall Thursday, February 12th 6 p.m. (Community Room)

Whodunit

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Join in on the fun! There are still Roles available...We’re looking for women and men to play a variety of roles in this exciting Murder Mystery. No memorization required.Please call Diana at 886-2111 if you would like to be a part of the performance.

“Walk down BourBoN STrEET”

• Chicken and Sausage Jambalaya • Cajun Shrimp and Grits • Crawfish Gumbo • Bourbon Street Chicken • White Rice

• Dirty Rice Dressing • Garden Vegetable Medley • Asparagus Au gratin • Dessert • Xangos • Beignets

• Assorted Mini Cakes• Special New Orleans Po’boy Table Appetizer

Community events

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Happy Birthday!Ann Schwob 2/1

Robert Piland 2/6

Harry Berquist 2/10

Margaret Matthews – Moul 2/11

Darwin Barrett 2/13

Joann Hunt 2/17

Rebecca Roker 2/20

Lucyle Macon 2/25

new neighbor

If you want to be excluded from the birthday list, please

let Diana know by the 15th of the month.

Lunch Bunch: Mermaid Winery (Norfolk)

l Wednesday, February 18th 11:30 a.m.

Mermaid Winery is located in the charming neighborhood of Ghent. The mermaid is a mythical source of beauty that represents our vision to produce stunning wines. Our limited production wines are focused on articulating the characteristics of each varietal. Enjoy the wine bar and restaurant. Sign up in Event Planner. Transportation will leave WF Hall at 10:45 a.m. and the Commons at 10:50 a.m.

l Thursday, February 19th 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. (Community Room and Living Room)

Experience the taste and sounds of Bourbon Street!

Sign up in the Event Planner by Friday, Feb.13th.

Cost: $20.00 billed to your dining service account.

Lillie Underwood M - 208

Peggy Armstrong M - 105

Entertainment provided by the

Army TRADOC Brass Band

ARSENAL BRASS

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8 p.m. (Ferguson Center for the Arts)

At the Movies with John Williamsl Friday, Feb. 6th — Benjamin Rous, ConductorVSO POPS! Celebrate the unforgettable scores of John Williams from Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Schindler’s List, and more! My Classic Valentinel Friday, Feb. 13th — JoAnn Falletta, Conductor WAGNER: Prelude and Love-Death from Tristan and IsoldeTCHAIKOVSKY: Romeo and Juliet Overture FantasyRACHMANINOFF: Symphony No. 2

Dvorák Cello Concertol Friday, Feb. 27th — JoAnn Falletta, Conductor — Amit Peled, Cello LIBBY LARSEN: Four on the FloorDVORAK: Concerto for CelloCOPLAND: Symphony No. 3FOR ALL PERFORMANCES:Non-Season Holders: For ticket inquiries contact the Box Office at 757-892-6366.

Sign up in Event Planner for Transportation. Transportation will leave WF Hall at 7 p.m. and the Commons at 7:05 p.m.

Virginia Symphony

Caring for You, Caring for Me A program of the Rosalynn Carter Institute for CaregivingSPrING 2015

What: Caregiving Education Sessions; 5 weekly seminars designed to address social and health care needs of those engaged in Elder CareWho: Family, Professional, and Volunteer Caregivers of older adultsWhere: Warwick Forest When: March 4 – April 1, (5) Wednesday mornings, 10 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Cost: $45.00, including refreshments and materials (a limited number of scholarships are available). Reduced fees for Riverside Employees and Residents of Riverside Long-Term Care Programs. For details and to register, visit: excellenceinaging.org/caringforyou or contact Christine Jensen, Ph.D., 757-220-4751 or cjensen@excellenceinaging.org

Register early, space is limited.

Inquire about assistance connecting to respite services.

Experience the Benefits of New Technology in Total Joint replacement of the Knee and Hipl Tuesday, February 24th 7 p.m. (Community Room)Join Dr. Anthony Carter, Orthopaedic Physician, for the FREE Lecture as he discusses less invasive options for those needing total hip and knee replacement. Sign up in Event Planner.

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Community health & fitness

Kelsey’s Supervised Exercise Office Hours:MONDAY: 8 - 11 a.m. & 2 - 3 p.m.TUESDAY: 8 - 9 a.m. & 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.WEDNESDAY: 8 - 11 a.m. & 2 - 4 p.m.THURSDAY: 8 - 9 a.m. & 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.FRIDAY: 8 - 11 a.m.

Did you know 1 in 3 women die of heart disease and stroke each year.

Help raise awareness and save women’s lives by wearing red:

National Wear Red Day

Go Red for Women

Friday, February 6th

The month of February is a time when people show and express their love for one another. This year show yourself some love! Give your heart the Valentine’s Day gift of healthier lifestyle habits to help stay “heart healthy” for yourself and your loved ones. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), cardiovascular disease (CVD) which includes high blood pressure, stroke, and heart disease, is the number one killer and leading cause of disability in both men and women in the United States. Many risk factors of CVD such as diet, physical activity, tobacco use, obesity, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol can be controlled by implementing healthier habits.

Try out these strategies for better heart health:• Get a health check-up at least once a year, even if you feel healthy• Manage other chronic conditions well, (like diabetes)• Monitor your blood pressure• Get your cholesterol checked• Don’t smoke• Maintain a healthy weight• Exercise regularlyIf you would like an exercise plan that’s catered to your specific needs, stop by the “Body Shop” or contact me to set up an appointment.

Kelsey Holloman Phone: 757-886-3972

E-mail: kelsey.holloman@rivhs.com

February is American Heart Month

Is your medicine cabinet filled with medications that have expired or you no longer use? Have you ever wondered how to dispose of them? Many drugs can be thrown in the household trash, but you should take these precautions before throwing them out: • Take the medication out of the original containers and mix them with an undesirable substance, such as used coffee grounds or kitty litter. That way, the medication is less appealing and unrecognizable. • Place the medications in a sealable bag, empty can, or other container to prevent the medication from leaking or breaking out of a garbage bag. • Before throwing out a medication container, scratch off all identifying information on your prescription label to protect your identity and privacy of your personal health information. • Also, the Drug Enforcement Administra-tion sponsors National Prescription Drug Take Back Days. Information can be found on www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov. When in doubt about proper disposal, talk to your Pharmacist.

Dr. Gasink Contact Clinic Manager, Krista Barnes at 886-2253, Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

From the desk of Dr. Gasink

Emmeline Gasink, M.D.Medical Director

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February Fitness Schedule:

l Mondays 8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)10:30 Senior Strength (Community Room) 11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room)

l Tuesdays 8:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)9:00 Low 1 (Fitness Center) 9:00 Aqua Walking (Aquatic Center) NEW11:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) NEW2:00 Tai Chi (Fitness Center)

l Wednesdays8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 9:00 Aqua Power (Aquatic Center)9:30 Strength & Stretch (Fitness Center) 10:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)

l Thursdays8:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)9:00 Low 1 (Fitness Center) 9:00 Aqua Walking (Aquatic Center) 10:00 Senior Strength (Community Room) NEW11:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)

l Fridays8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)9:30 Stretch and Strength (Community Room) NEW11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room)

NOTE: Pool will be closed for renovations Monday, January 26th to February 6th, see calendar for class changes.

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Spiritual Classes Led by Bruce Butler l Wednesday Bible Study 2 p.m. (Manor Theater)

February 4th, 11th, 18th and 25th What is in a name? The Bible studies for the month of February will examine the different names of God and His Son, Jesus. We will examine why each different name is used in the particular verse it is found and why it matters that the particular name was used in that verse. We will see you in the Manor Theater at 2 p.m.

A Message from...Joseph Riss, Chaplain

Chaplain Fellowship with Joseph Riss, Chaplainl Friday, Feb. 13th 3 p.m. (Manchester Lounge III)

Happy Valentine’s Day! Love is a funny thing; you give generously, but then receive ten-fold in return. True love asks for nothing in return; this is the manner in which God loves us and the manner in which God models love for us.  The Trinity is a unity created by the total self-giving of the three divine persons, each to the others, for the others, in the others. The giving of oneself to others is the very nature of God. God’s love teaches us there are people who make no demands in loving, who are not in competition with those they love. Experiencing that divine love prepares us to love more fully all those God places in our life; our family, friends and neighbors, even our enemies.Isaiah 43:4a...you are precious in my eyes, and honored, and I love you,...Isaiah 54:10 For the mountains may depart and the hills be removed, but my steadfast love shall not depart from you, and my covenant of peace shall not be removed, says the LORD, who has compassion on you.1 John 4:19 We love, because he first loved us.

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Phone: 875-2065

E-mail: Joseph.Riss@rivhs.com

Community spiritual eventsWorship Servicesl Sundays - 2 p.m. (Burton Hall)

Transitions Support Group with Rev. Steve Brown

l Tuesday, Feb. 17th 3:30 p.m. (2nd Floor Sitting Area, Keswick Place)Join us for a monthly Support Group with Rev. Steve Brown. In a calm and welcoming setting, Steve discusses the changes we experience as we age and shares ways to cope with loss.

February 1st: Protestant Communion Chappy Chapman Chestnut Memorial UMC

February 8th: Worship Youth Singers & Rev. Rachel Coon Denbigh Baptist Church

February 15th: Worship Bill Lamont Hidenwood Presbyterian Church

February 22nd: Worship Rev. Betty Rough Grace UMC

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l Monday, February 2nd and Friday, February 6th - 7 p.m.

The Last Emperor — John Lone, Joan Chen, Peter O’TooleThe true story of Aisin-Gioro Pu Yi, the last ruler of the Chinese Ching Dynasty. Told in flashback, the film covers the years 1908 to 1967. We first see the three-year-old Pu Yi being installed in the Forbidden City by the ruthless, dying dowager Empress Tzu-Hsui. ———————————————————————————————

l Monday, February 9th and Friday, February 13th - 7 p.m.

Cowgirls ‘n Angels — James Cromwell, Bailee MadisonHeadstrong young rodeo rider Ida, tours the western circuit with the Sweethearts of the Rodeo while seeking her long-lost Father. She also strikes up an unexpected friendship with legendary trick rider, Terence Parker. Along the way, Ida develops a powerful love of horses that gives newfound meaning to her life.———————————————————————————————

l Monday, February 16th and Friday, February 20th - 7 p.m.

Pride of the Yankees — Gary Cooper, Walter Brennan The story begins before World War I, when young Lou Gehrig begins dreaming of becoming a professional ballplayer. While in college, Lou becomes a star athlete and, with the help of sports journalist Sam Blake, he is signed by the New York Yankees and joins their big-league lineup in 1925.———————————————————————————————

l Monday, February 23rd and Friday, February 27th - 7 p.m.

Mrs. Miniver — Greer Garson, Walter Pidgeon A British housewife in rural England is touched by World War II. She sees her eldest son go to war and finds herself confronting a German pilot who has parachuted into her idyllic village while her husband is participating in the Dunkirk evacuation.

MOVIES: (Manor Theater)

Community movies

Warwick Forest Book Club: The Secret Keeper by Kate Morton

l Thursday, February 19th 12:30 p.m. (Manchester Lounge III)

A famous actress determines to find the details behind a horrific event that took place in front of her when she was a child, involving her beloved Mother. Fiction.

wfresidents.com

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Important Phone Numbers

to know:

MAiNteNANce875-2025

ReseRVAtiON LiNe969-1040

ResiDeNt seRVices DiRectOR886-2144

eVeNt PLANNeR886-2111

cLiNic NuRse886-2253

cOMMONs FRONt DesK

877-1485

Annual Resident Association MeetingBertie Flemming, Association President

l Monday, February 9th 2:30 p.m. (Community Room) All Residents are asked to attend.

If you have a community concern, please contact the Warwick Forest Association Chairperson whom your concern applies. Your concern will be addressed at the Monthly Board Meeting by the Committee Chairman. If you are unsure who to address your concern, please contact the Warwick Forest Association President, Bertie Flemming.

Warwick Forest Association Chairpersons Food Committee 1st Thursday of the month11:00 a.m. (Regal Dining Room) - Mary Sherwood Holt, Chairman

Hospitality Committee 1st Monday of the month10:00 a.m. (3rd Floor Manchester Lounge) - Elizabeth Knorpp, Chairman

Activity Committee 1st Wednesday of the month4:00 p.m. (Community Room) - Nathalie (Dee) Perkins, Chairman

Building and Grounds 4th Thursday of the month2:00 p.m. (2nd Floor Stratford Conference Room) - Robert Piland, Chairman

Community information

• Event Hotline: Dial 886-2222 from any phone

• Warwick Forest Online: Login to wfresidents.com

and enter your password or request one online

• in-House television channel (cox subscribers only)

• the Event Boards located in each neighborhood

• the monthly Happenings newsletter

For immediate information on Leisure and Wellness Events, check the following:

Hi everyone! I have quite a bit to share with you so I’ll just jump right to it. As many of you know, Dr. Peach was here for an event we hosted to introduce new folks to Warwick Forest. Many of you indicated you would like to attend, so I have asked him to come back and offer a second discussion. The topic will be the same – Mind and Memory and will be offered onFebruary 6th at 2 p.m.. RSVP required, please call 757-886-2200, as seating will be limited. Did you know Warwick Forest is on Facebook? We invite you to “like” our page and encourage your family and friends to “like” us as well. It’s a great way to see what’s going on and enjoy the many pictures we take. Finally, congratulations to those of you who have joined CNU’s LifeLong Learning Society! We love bumping into you at their events! It is extremely important to never stop learning. As Dr. Peach reminded us during his lecture, continuing to study and gain knowledge throughout our lifetime is a great way to reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s and other memory related issues. Did you know that as a Warwick Forest neighbor, you are entitled to a 15% discount off tuition? That makes a full year of membership just $199.75. We encourage you to pick up a Program in the Commons library and sign up for classes today! All the best, Andrea

A Message from Andrea

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Andrea M. StaskielDirector of Marketing

future neighbor news

Retired Officers of all services and widows thereof living at Warwick Forest are especially encouraged to attend this

luncheon, whether you are members of MOAA and/or VIPMOAA. Enjoy lunch and meet other

Military Retirees on the Peninsula.

As the VIPMOAA Liaison at Warwick Forest, I encourage you to

join the Association as this organization lobbies Congress for our benefits.

Please email me at rdrogers@verizon.net or call me at 757-872-0028

for more information. If you don’t currently belong to

VIPMOAA, I can provide an application.— Roy D. Rogers, Col AUS RET

Please RSVP by February 20th to 886-2200.

VIPMOAA Luncheonl Friday, February 27th 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. (Community Room)

l Sunday, February 1st 2:00 Protestant Communion (Burton Hall) Chappy Chapman Chestnut Memorial UMC4:00 Super Bowl Pre-Game Show Televised live from the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona (Manor Theater)5:00 Tailgate Buffet (Bistro)6:30 NFL Super Bowl XLIX Kickoff (Manor Theater)

NOTE: Pool will be closed for renovations through February 6th, see class changes.

l Monday, February 2nd8:00 Land Aerobics (Fitness Center)10:30 Senior Strength (Community Room) 11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room) 12:30 Bridge (Manchester Lounge III) 7:00 Movie: The Last Emperor (Manor Theater)

l Tuesday, February 3rd

8:00 Land Aerobics (Fitness Center)9:00 Low 1 (Fitness Center) 10:00 Coffee with Friends (Terrace Dining Room)11:00 The World was Never the Same: Events that Changed History (Manor Theater) 2:00 Tai Chi (Fitness Center) 7:00 Hampton History Museum Lecture (Community Room)

l Wednesday, February 4th 8:00 Land Aerobics (Fitness Center) 9:30 Strength & Stretch (Fitness Center) 2:00 Bible Study (Manor Theater) 6:45 Dominoes (Living Room)

l Thursday, February 5th

8:00 Land Aerobics (Fitness Center)10:00 Senior Strength (Community Room) NEW 11:00 The World was Never the Same: Events that Changed History (Manor Theater) 5:30 Club Thursdays (Bistro)

l Friday, February 6th

GO RED FOR WOMEN DAY (Wear Red)

8:00 Land Aerobics (Fitness Center)9:30 Stretch and Strength (Fitness Center) NEW11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room)7:00 Movie: The Last Emperor (Manor Theater)8:00 Virginia Symphony POPS “At the Movies with John Williams” (Ferguson Center for the Arts) Transportation will leave WF Hall at 7 p.m., the Commons at 7:05 p.m.

l Saturday, February 7th 6:30 Bridge (Manchester Lounge III)

l Sunday, February 8th 2:00 Worship (Burton Hall) Youth Singers & Rev. Rachel Coon Denbigh Baptist Church

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Community calendar

l Monday, February 9th

8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)10:30 Senior Strength (Community Room) 11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room) 2:30 Annual Resident Association Meeting (Community Room) ALL RESIDENTS ARE ASKED TO ATTEND!7:00 Movie: Cowgirls ‘n Angels (Manor Theater)

l Tuesday, February 10th

8:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)9:00 Low 1 (Fitness Center) 9:00 Aqua Walking (Aquatic Center) NEW10:00 Coffee with Friends (Terrace Dining Room)11:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) NEW11:00 The World was Never the Same: Events that Changed History (Manor Theater) 2:00 Tai Chi (Fitness Center)

l Wednesday, February 11th 8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 9:00 Aqua Power (Aquatic Center)9:30 Strength & Stretch (Fitness Center) 10:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)2:00 Bible Study (Manor Theater) 6:45 Dominoes (Living Room)7:00 “Music of Yesteryear” Concert by Bob Clouse (Community Room)

l Thursday, February 12th ABRAHAM LINCOLN’S BIRTHDAY!

8:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)9:00 Aqua Walking (Aquatic Center) 10:00 Senior Strength (Community Room) NEW11:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 11:00 The World was Never the Same: Events that Changed History (Manor Theater) 5:30 Club Thursdays (Bistro)6:00 Death by Chocolate Dessert Social (Community Room)6:30 The Valentine’s Day Mystery “Murder at Denbigh Manor” (Community Room)

l Friday, February 13th

8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)9:30 Stretch and Strength (Fitness Center) NEW11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room)3:00 Chaplain Fellowship (Manchester Lounge III)7:00 Movie: Cowgirls ‘n Angels (Manor Theater)7:00 Tales of History with Vanessa Cole “Unlikely Confederates” (Community Room)8:00 Virginia Symphony “My Classic Valentine” (Ferguson Center for the Arts) Transportation will leave WF Hall at 7 p.m., the Commons at 7:05 p.m.

l Saturday, February 14th HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY!

6:30 Bridge (Manchester Lounge III)

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l Wednesday, February 18th ASH WEDNESDAY 8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)9:00 Aqua Power (Aquatic Center)9:30 Strength & Stretch (Fitness Center) 10:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)11:30 Lunch Bunch Outing: Mermaid Winery (Norfolk) Transportation will leave WF Hall at 10:45 a.m., the Commons at 10:50 a.m.2:00 Bible Study (Manor Theater) 6:45 Dominoes (Living Room)

l Thursday, February 19th

8:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)9:00 Aqua Walking (Aquatic Center) 10:00 Senior Strength (Community Room) NEW 11:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 11:00 The World was Never the Same: Events that Changed History (Manor Theater) 12:30 Book Club (Manchester Lounge III) 5:30 “Walk Down Bourbon Street” Dinner Music by the Army TRADOC Brass Band: Arsenal Brass (Community Room & Living Room)

l Friday, February 20th

8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)9:30 Stretch and Strength (Fitness Center) NEW11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room)7:00 Movie: Pride of the Yankees (Manor Theater)

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l Sunday, February 15th 2:00 Worship (Burton Hall) Bill Lamont, Hidenwood Presbyterian

l Monday, February 16th PRESIDENTS DAY8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)10:30 Senior Strength (Community Room) 11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room) 12:30 Bridge (Manchester Lounge III) 6:45 Bingo (Community Room) 7:00 Movie: Pride of the Yankees (Manor Theater)

l Tuesday, February 17th

8:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)9:00 Low 1 (Fitness Center) 9:00 Aqua Walking (Aquatic Center) NEW10:00 Coffee with Friends (Terrace Dining Room)10:00 Catholic Mass (Gardens at Warwick Forest)11:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) NEW 11:00 The World was Never the Same: Events that Changed History (Manor Theater) 2:00 Tai Chi (Fitness Center) 3:30 Transitions Support Group (2nd Floor Sitting Area, Keswick Place)

Community calendar

l Saturday, February 21st 6:30 Bridge (Manchester Lounge III)

l Sunday, February 22nd GEORGE WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY2:00 Worship (Burton Hall) Rev. Betty Rough, Grace UMC

l Monday, February 23rd8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)10:30 Senior Strength (Community Room) 11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room) 7:00 Movie: Mrs. Miniver (Manor Theater)

l Tuesday, February 24th

8:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)9:00 Low 1 (Fitness Center) 9:00 Aqua Walking (Aquatic Center) NEW10:00 Coffee with Friends (Terrace Dining Room)11:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) NEW 11:00 The World was Never the Same: Events that Changed History (Manor Theater) 2:00 Tai Chi (Fitness Center) 7:00 Dr. Anthony Carter FREE lecture: “Experience the Benefits of New Technology in Total Joint Replacement of the Knee and Hip” (Community Room)

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l Wednesday, February 25th 8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 9:00 Aqua Power (Aquatic Center)9:30 Strength & Stretch (Fitness Center) 10:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)2:00 Bible Study (Manor Theater) 6:45 Dominoes (Living Room)

l Thursday, February 26th

8:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)9:00 Aqua Walking (Aquatic Center) 10:00 Senior Strength (Community Room) NEW 11:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 11:00 The World was Never the Same: Events that Changed History (Manor Theater)5:30 Club Thursdays (Bistro)6:30 Card Making with Joni (Hobby Shop)

l Friday, February 27th

8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)9:30 Stretch and Strength (Fitness Center) NEW11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room)11:00 VIPMOAA Luncheon (Community Room)7:00 Movie: Mrs. Miniver (Manor Theater)8:00 Virginia Symphony “Dvorák Cello Concerto” (Ferguson Center for the Arts) Transportation will leave WF Hall at 7 p.m., the Commons at 7:05 p.m.

l Saturday, February 28th 6:30 Bridge (Manchester Lounge III)

1004 Old Denbigh Boulevard Newport News, VA 23602

“All you need is Love,

Love is all you need. ”— The Beatles