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Active retirement living by Riverside

A message from Ginger............2

Events...................................3 - 5

Outings................................6 - 7

Health & Fitness.........................8

Spiritual Events.......................9

Chaplain’s Message...................9

A message from Andrea.......10

Board Information...................10

Movies.........................................11

Calendar............................12 - 15

Warwick Forest1004 Old Denbigh Blvd.Newport News, Virginia

757-886-2000warwickforest.com

SEPTEMBER 2016

happenings

IN THIS ISSUE:

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Matinee Idlers Barbershop Chorusl Thursday, Sept. 1 7 p.m. (Community Room) Experience the Matinee Idlers Barbershop Chorus razzle dazzle with wit and music. Turn in event request.

Patio Friday!l Friday, Sept. 2 , 5:30 - 7 p.m. (Bistro patio and lawn area) Outside fun with your neighbors while enjoying hot dogs, hamburgers and a fish fry on the patio. No frills, just the real deal. Some seating will be provided or you can bring your own lawn chairs. Turn in event request. Cost: $10 charged to your dining service account.

Performance by Hector, an accomplished singer, songwriter and guitarist.

Live Streaming of Christopher Newport University (CNU) lectures in Manor Theaterl Monday, Sept. 5 - 1:30 p.m. from the Music & Theater Hall, Ferguson Center. A look at Virginia and the 2016 Election with Dr. Quentin Kidd, CNU Vice Provost and Director of the Judy Ford Wason Center for Public Policy.

l Monday, Sept. 12 - 1:30 p.m. from the Music & Theater Hall, Ferguson Center. VSO Romantic Strings special recital.

l Monday, Sept. 19 - 1:30 p.m. from the Music & Theater Hall, Ferguson Center. JoAnn Falletta, VSO Music Director.Turn in event request.

Hello everyone! What happened to the summer? It seemed to come and go so quickly. As I finished up my children’s back to school shopping, I was reminded of the great benefit of CNU’s Lifelong Learning Society. I hope that you take advantage of the savings. As Warwick Forest residents, you are entitled to a 50 percent discount on the normally $235 fee for a whole year of all the classes you desire to take. (That’s $117 for you!) I do have a few updates for you. The landscaping around the putting green will begin at the end of this month. I hope that many of you will participate in the upcoming golf tournament. Also, I was disappointed that the Yappy Hour at the dog park event had to be cancelled due to the heat, but I have learned that it is being rescheduled. Details for both events will be coming soon. I was stunned to learn how much everyone has donated to Mary Passage Middle School! Wow! You are so very generous, and I know the children and their parents are extremely thankful for your outpouring of support. As you know, many of these families struggle to make ends meet, making your contributions particularly helpful. I know Ms. Mary Passage would be so pleased! Warm regards,

A message from Ginger

Ginger KnightExecutive Director

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Ginger

Happy Birthday!

Ruth Breeger 9/4

Anne Hogge 9/6

McKim Williams 9/8

Bertie Flemming 9/9

Henry Thayer 9/9

Patricia Claud 9/17

Sherry Taylor 9/17

Ethel Weldon 9/17

Jackie Spangler 9/20

Harley Huebner 9/24

Elizabeth Smith 9/24

Mariam Harmon 9/30

Linda Rosen 9/30

If you want to be excluded

from the birthday list,

please let Diana know by

the 15th of the month.

new neighbors

Jack and Mary Ellen Leach M-109

Jeremy and Judith Fitz-Patrick S-114

Tom and Helen Davis M-203

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Neighborhood events

Sing-along with Betty Powell and friends l Tuesday, Sept. 13 7 p.m. (Community Room) Join your neighbors for a fun evening and sing along to familiar tunes!

Card Class with Susan Adams l Tuesday, Sept. 20 6:30 p.m. (Hobby Shop)Let’s get creative! Susan Adams has been a demonstrator with Stampin’ Up! for over 17 years. Join her for a fun class on the art of stamping and card making. In September, we will make two fall cards and one Halloween card. Turn in event request.

Calling all actors, we need you!

Mystery Theater Cast Rehearsall Thursday, Sept. 22 7 p.m. (Community Room)Interested in participating in the performance of this Halloween mystery on October 31? We will be casting parts for Mystery at Warwick Hall (Murder on Halloween) and meeting with the writer of the play, Dr. Neal Seymour.

It is 1931 in a stately manor house in beautiful East Sussex, England. The elegant old stately home is none other than Warwick Hall. The problem is that the Duke’s daughter, the Lady Penelope, was brutally murdered on Halloween – whilst the Hall was full of guests visiting for an evening Halloween Party. Inspector Todd of Scotland Yard has been called in to cross-examine the “persons of interest.”

The Duke of Warwick – victim’s father? The Duchess of Warwick, Lady Elizabeth – victim’s mother?The Lady Margaret – older sister of the victim? Sir Richard Fort-Eustis – the oldest friend of the Duke and Godfather to the victim? Miles Fortescue-Denbigh – a Cambridge charmer and close friend to The Lady Margaret? Miss Gwendolyn Roberts – whose father was a wealthy banker friend of the family? Viscountess Cranforth – Godmother to the victim? Amanda Chichester – hard partying friend of the victim? Hot-blooded race car driver – from Argentina?

If you would like to play one of the characters, please contact Diana at 886-2111 or email her at diana.abrams@rivhs.com.

Tales of History with Vanessa Cole l Friday, Sept. 9 7 p.m. (Community Room)“IN THE NEW”We’ll look atCivil War newspapers and discover fascinating information on every subjectthat was making headlines!

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Neighborhood educational events

Sept. 25 - Oct. 1Active Aging Week

calls attention to and wholeheartedly celebrates

the positivity of aging today. It showcases the

capabilities of older adults as fully participating

members of society and spotlights the role models

that lead the way.

Active Aging Week shows that, regardless of age or health conditions,

adults over 50 can live as fully as possible in all areas of life — physical,

social, spiritual, emotional, intellectual,

vocational and environmental.

Celebrate with Warwick Forest as we salute you

with a variety of educational, challenging

and fun events.

Overview of Primary Foods vs. Secondary Foods l Monday, Sept. 26 - 7 p.m. (Community Room) What are primary foods? Primary Foods are friends and family (relationships), physical activity, spirituality and a satisfying career that all nurture and feed us. Lack of primary food creates over-reliance on secondary, edible food. Emma Watterson, a Certified Integrative Nutrition and Health Coach will discuss each of these primary foods. Turn in event request.

Brown Bag Workshop “Intentional Living”l Tuesday, Sept. 27 - 11 a.m. (Community Room) In this workshop, based on the book “Intentional Living” by author John Maxwell, Jeff Byrd will guide you through a deeper understanding of your personal life story and bring to light the messages hidden within your story. This will guide you to make a lasting difference in the lives of those around you, as you impact their stories with messages of their value, belief in them and unconditional love toward them. Bring your lunch or order a box lunch from dining services; coffee and tea provided. Turn in event request.

Aqua Yoga Introductory ClassAquatic Stretching and Guided Meditation Classl Wednesday, Sept. 28 - 11:30 a.m. (Aquatic Center) What’s trending? Aqua Yoga! Taught by Tanika Houston from the Riverside Wellness & Fitness Center. Try this super low impact exercise! A class everyone can enjoy from beginners to those looking to add depth to their practice. “Rated FE” for Fun for Everyone!

Patio Friday!l Friday, Sept. 30, 5:30 - 7 p.m. (Bistro patio and lawn area) Fun with your neighbor while enjoying hot dogs, hamburgers and grilled chicken sandwiches on the patio. No frills, just the real deal. Some seating will be provided or you can bring your own lawn chairs. Entertainment by Bryan Forrest and Mike Moore, a great variety of melodic pop/rock music. Turn in event request. Cost: $10 charged to your dining service account.

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Neighborhood educational events

Carte’ Mobile Boutiquel Wednesday, Sept. 28 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. (Community Room)

The boutique will be at Warwick Forest with everyone’s favorite brand – Alfred Dunner Fall Collection!Come browse their assortment of sweaters in the latest colors, cardigans with pockets and twin sets. They carry Carole underwear, made in Thomasville, North Carolina, as well as Versatility and the K&R Jewelry Collection that goes with everything from denim to a cocktail dress! Tell your friends and neighbors and come make a day of it. You are welcome to take items back to your home to try on or to match. The boutique will accept Mastercard, Visa, American Express, Discover, personal checks and cash.

• Alfred Dunner • Jenny Carol • Sweaters • Slacks • Blouses • Skirts • Jewelry • Sizes: Petite-short • Missy: Short and Medium

ATTENTION SHOPPERS!007 Casino Night

l Thursday, Sept. 29 5:30 - 9 p.m.

Join us in the Casino Ballroom and Goldfinger Lounge!

You will be entertained by a variety of casino tables to include craps, roulette, blackjack, horse racing, Texas Hold ‘em and the Wheel of Fortune. Photo op with a special 007 guest!

Enjoy dinner in the dining room on your own and come to the casino after dinner or spend more time in the casino and enjoy a special heavy hors d’oeuvres menu.u Ham biscuit u Beef Crostini u Italian meatballsu Chicken wings u Baguettes u Cheese tray u Mac and cheese bites

Cost: $10 per person for heavy hors d’oeurves menu charged to your dining service account.Turn in event request.

Performance by Skylark Band, playing the classic and modern sounds of swing, jazz, rock and funk. Led by composer Skip Hancock on vocals and piano, this acclaimed group serves up groovin’ renditions of swing jazz classics and rarities through the years.

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LUNCH BUNCH: Owen’s Marina Restaurantl Wednesday, Sept. 21 11:30 a.m. (Poquoson)Authentic seafood restaurant on the Poquoson River. Serving shrimp, scallops, crab cake, tuna and soft shell crab.

Transportation will leave WF Hall at 11 a.m. and the Commons at 11:05 a.m.

Turn in event request.

Richmond Day Tripl Wednesday, Sept. 14, 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Transportation will leave WF Hall at 8:25 a.m. and the Commons at 8:30 a.m. Turn in event request.

Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens9:30 - 11 a.m. Cost: pay $11 at visitor center

Special exhibit: Nature Connects: Art with LEGO® BricksAward-winning exhibit of nearly half-a-million LEGO® bricks creating forms of larger-than-life flowers, birds, insects and more. New York artist Sean Kenney’s 27 sculptures are featured in 14 displays throughout the Garden. Butterflies LIVE!Get up close and personal as hundreds of tropical butterflies feed, flutter and take flight all around you. Explore their origins, preferred habitats and lifecycles. Photos are permitted.

Richmond Covered Boat Canal Cruise12 - 12:40 p.m. Cost: pay $5 at the dock.An informative, 40-minute, historically narrated tour of the James River and Kanawha Canal along Richmond’s historic Canal Walk. Richmond’s canal system first started in 1789 after George Washington lobbied the General Assembly to proceed with his vision of a canal and turnpike system that would connect the harbors of the east to the trade and market opportunities west, all the way to the Rocky Mountains.

12:40 - 3 p.m. Lunch on your own or time for exploring Carry Street

3 p.m. Bus pickup, approximate return to Warwick Forest at 4 p.m.

Williamsburg Players: “Jekyll and Hyde, the Musical”l Saturday, Sept. 24 2 p.m. (Williamsburg)Based on the classic story by Robert Louis Stevenson and featuring a thrilling score of pop rock hits. Directed by Jonathan McCormick.Non-season ticket holders: For ticket inquiries contact the box office at 757-229-0431.

Transportation will leave WF Hall at 12:55 p.m. and the Commons at 1 p.m.

Turn in event requestfor transportation.

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Cape Henry-Chincoteague

Overnight Trip

l Wednesday, Oct. 5 and Thursday, Oct. 6 If you are interested in receiving more information about this Warwick Forest tour, please turn in event request.

Virginia’s Eastern Shore is a mecca for migratory birds in addition to ducks, terns, rails and oystercatchers. Participants will be able to witness man’s imprint on the land. Seafood industry, transportation themes, lighthouses, decoy making and other stories await your visit to the “land of pleasant living.” The Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel is one of the world’s greatest engineering marvels and it will serve as our link to several critical historical events that shaped our nation and the world.

Sites to see and explore: • Cape Henry • Fisherman’s Island • Onancock • Chincoteague • Town of Cape Charles 

Virginia Symphony Opening Season l Friday, Sept. 23 8 p.m. (Ferguson Center for the Arts)The new season opens with virtuosity and fireworks! JoAnn Falletta brings music from the magical worlds of Russian opera and ballet. The revelry starts with the Polovtsian Dances from the opera “Prince Igor”, one of the most well-known and celebrated melodies in classical music. Then enjoy Stravinsky’s exotic Petrouchka, commissioned for Paris’ Ballet Russes in 1910. Finally, the young and gifted virtuoso Conrad Tao joins the Virginia Symphony to perform Rachmaninoff ’s dazzling “Piano Concerto No. 3.”Non-season ticket holders: For ticket inquiries contact the VSO box office at 757-892-6366.

Transportation will leave WF Hall at 7 p.m. and the Commons at 7:05 p.m. Turn in event request for transportation.

Virginia Symphony POP “Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong: A Musical Tribute”l Saturday, Oct. 1 - 8 p.m. (Chrysler Hall)What a Wonderful World. It’s Too Marvelous for Words. Somehow Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald were able to show the world how wonderful and marvelous it really is with their songs that since have become timeless jazz standards. Their music changed the course of American music history. Warwick Forest has a limited number of tickets available in the Orchestra Section of Chrysler Hall for $47.50 billed to your resident services account or for ticket inquiries contact the VSO box office at 757-892-6366.

Transportation will leave WF Hall at 6:15 p.m. and the Commons at 6:20 p.m. Turn in event request for transportation.

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Fitness Class Schedule:

l Mondays 8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)9:30 “Just Moving” Arthritis Foundation Class (Fitness 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) 10:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 2:30 Tai Chi (Fitness Center)

l Wednesdays8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 9:30 Strength & Stretch (Fitness Center) 10:30 “Just Moving” Arthritis Foundation Class (Fitness Center)

l Thursdays8:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)10:00 Senior Strength (Fitness Center)10:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)

l Fridays8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)9:00 Strength & Stretch (Fitness Center) 11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room)

Neighborhood health & fitness

FIRST PUTTING

Join us for the first Putting Tournament on the Warwick Forest putting green. Time to be determined.

Friday, Sept. 9 and Saturday, Sept. 10Men’s single, ladies single

Friday, Sept. 16 and Saturday, Sept. 17 Men’s two person, ladies two person

Friday, Sept. 23 Mixed couples (one man, one lady) Canopy and seating, drinks and snacks planned for players during play. Sign up packets are available in the Hobby Shop door window and the Commons front lobby.

Putting Party and Awardsl Friday, Sept. 23 3 - 5 p.m. (Bistro Patio)Turn in event request.

Kelsey HollomanRiverside Wellness & Fitness Center

Phone: 886-3972

Email: kelsey.holloman@rivhs.com

Kelsey’s Supervised Exercise and Office Hours:MONDAYS: 2 - 4 p.m.TUESDAYS: 8 - 9 a.m. and 12:30 - 4 p.m.THURSDAYS: 8 - 9 a.m. and 12:30 - 2 p.m.FRIDAYS: 8 - 10:15 a.m.

Worship Servicesl Sundays - 2 p.m. (Burton Hall)

Transitions Support Group Led by Rev. Graham Patterson, Chaplainl Thursday, Sept. 15 3:30 p.m. (second floor Living Room, Keswick Place)

Sept. 4: Worship Ed Salinas, Gloucester Church of Christ Sept. 11: Worship Brian Allen, First Foxhill UMCSept. 18: Worship Bill Walker, Chestnut Memorial UMC Sept. 25: Worship Rev. Graham Patterson, Chaplain Warwick Forest

Classical Music ConversationLed by Rev. Graham Patterson, Chaplain l Tuesday, Sept. 20 2:30 p.m. (Living Room)

Live music: Tony Auby and Graham Patterson will play selections for recorder and cello

Applied Bible Studyl Wednesdays 2 p.m. (Terrace Dining Room) “Forgive us our sins, (in the same way) as we have forgiven those who have sinned against us.”– Matthew 6:12, Living Bible

Sept. 7: Look Deeply at What Went Wrong; Empathy is the Key

Sept. 14: Tell the Story Differently and Give Forgiveness Freely

Sept. 21: One Day at a Time

Sept. 28: The Art of Reconciliation

Chaplain’s MessageBy Rev. Graham Patterson, Chaplain The Center of the Lord’s Prayer: Forgiveness

I once was told a story by a member of my church in Philadelphia. For more than five years, she carried a heavy burden of anger towards her former son-in-law, who had divorced her daughter. Eventually this burden was so debilitating for her that she decided to forgive her son-in-law, and so she did. One day she called him and told him that she forgave him for divorcing her daughter. He didn’t know what to say, so he just listened in silence for awhile, and then hung up. She said she felt immediate relief from letting go of her anger by forgiving him. This story illustrates how much forgiveness is healing for the one who forgives: physically, spiritually and emotionally. Sometimes the recipient of forgiveness can apologize for causing the injury and say thank you in return. Then there is a double blessing: healing for both. But this story tells us we are the first beneficiary when we find it in our hearts to forgive.

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Neighborhood spiritual events

Hello everyone! You would think that since there is no room at the inn things would slow down, but it seems to have donejust the opposite! Our waitlist is growing by the day, and people have been coming in to tour – of course, we don’t have much to show except your own homes. Thank you! I would like to talk about housewarming parties. One of my very favorite things to do is throw a party when people move to Warwick Forest. We take care of the invites, the food, the valet...everything. All you have to do is tell us who you want to invite, select the menu options and choose a date. We will even take care of your thank you cards. We do not try to sell at your party. We are simply there to host. Sometimes guests do decide to join the waitlist organically, so it’s no secret that it is mutually beneficial. One of my favorite things about life at Warwick Forest is how easy it is for you to throw parties. I do hope you take advantage of it. Another little benefit we offer are business cards. If you would like business cards with your name, address, telephone number and/or email address, we will be happy to have those made for you at no charge. They come in handy for address changes as well as letting people know where and how to reach you. If you want or need new cards, please give Hannah a call and we will get them ordered for you right away.

All the best,

A message from Andrea

Andrea M. StaskielDirector of Marketing

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Resident Board Meetingl Monday, Sept. 12 - 2:30 p.m. (Stratford second floor conference room)

Association President: Darwin Barrett Vice President: Loretta MurphySecretary: Carol ScheidTreasurer: Karla Conner If you have a community concern, please contact the Warwick Forest Association chairperson to whom your concern applies. Your concern will be addressed at the monthly board meeting by the committee chairman. If you are unsure to whom to address your concern, please contact the Warwick Forest Association President, Darwin Barrett.

Warwick Forest Association Chairpersons FOOD COMMITTEE - 11 a.m. (Regal Dining Room) First Thursday of the month Chair: Carole Davis

HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE - 10:30 a.m. (third floor Manchester Lounge) First Monday of the month Chair: Loretta Murphy

ACTIVITY COMMITTEE - 11 a.m. (Community Room) First Wednesday of the month Chair: Joyce Onesty

BUILDINg & gROUNDS - 2 p.m. (second floor Stratford Conference Room) Third Thursday of the month Chair: Carol Scheid

Darwin BarrettAssociation President

Neighborhood information

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Resident Board Meetingl Monday, Sept. 12 - 2:30 p.m. (Stratford second floor conference room)

Association President: Darwin Barrett Vice President: Loretta MurphySecretary: Carol ScheidTreasurer: Karla Conner If you have a community concern, please contact the Warwick Forest Association chairperson to whom your concern applies. Your concern will be addressed at the monthly board meeting by the committee chairman. If you are unsure to whom to address your concern, please contact the Warwick Forest Association President, Darwin Barrett.

l Friday, Sept. 2 - 7 p.m. (Manor Theater) “Hello, My Name Is Doris” (2015) Sally Field & Max GreenfieldA self-help seminar inspires a sixty-something woman to romantically pursue her younger co-worker. ————————————————————————————————l Monday, Sept. 5 - 3 p.m. and Friday, Sept. 9 - 7 p.m. (Manor Theater)

“When the Game Stands Tall” (2014) — Jim Caviezel & Alexander LudwigThe journey of legendary football coach Bob Ladouceur, who took the De La Salle High School Spartans from obscurity to a 151-game winning streak that shattered all records for any American sport.————————————————————————————————l Monday, Sept. 12 and Friday, Sept. 16 - 7 p.m. (Manor Theater)

“The Song” (2014) — Alan Powell & Ali FaulknerAn aspiring singer-songwriter’s life and marriage suffer when the song he writes for his wife propels him to stardom.————————————————————————————————l Monday, Sept. 19 and Friday, Sept. 23 - 7 p.m. (Manor Theater)

“Concussion” (2015) — Will Smith & Alec BaldwinIn Pittsburgh, accomplished pathologist Dr. Bennet Omalu uncovers the truth about brain damage in football players who suffer repeated concussions in the course of normal play.————————————————————————————————l Monday, Sept. 26 and Friday, Sept. 30 - 7 p.m. (Manor Theater) “Ricki and the Flash” (2015) — Meryl Streep & Kevin KlineA musician who gave up everything for her dream of rock-and-roll stardom returns home, looking to make things right with her family.

Community moviesNeighborhood movies

Warwick Forest Book Club: “The Nightingale” by Kristin Hannahl Thursday, Sept. 15 - 1 p.m. (Manchester Lounge III) The book tells the story of two French sisters – one in Paris, one in the countryside during WWII. Each is crippled by the death of their beloved mother and cavalier abandonment of their father; each plays a part in the French underground; each finds a way to love and forgive.

l Thursday, September 1 8:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)10:00 Senior Strength (Fitness Center)10:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 11:00 Wonders of National Parks: A Geology of North America (Manor Theater) 5:30 Club Thursdays (Living Room)7:00 Performance by Matinee Idlers Barbershop Chorus (Community Room)

l Friday, September 2 8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)9:00 Strength & Stretch (Fitness Center) 11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room)5:30 Patio Friday! (Bistro patio and lawn area) Performance by Hector, guitarist 7:00 Movie: Hello My Name is Doris (Manor Theater)

l Saturday, September 3 2:00 Canasta (Manchester Lounge III) 6:30 Bridge (Manchester Lounge III)

l Sunday, September 4 2:00 Worship (Burton Hall) Ed Salinas, Gloucester Church of Christ

l Monday, September 5 LABOR DAY 8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)9:30 “Just Moving” class (Fitness Center) 10:30 Senior Strength (Community Room) 11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room) 12:30 Bridge (Manchester Lounge III) 1:30 Live Streaming of CNU lecture: A look at Virginia and the 2016 Election (Manor Theater)3:00 Movie: When the Game Stands Tall (Manor Theater)

l Tuesday, September 68:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)9:00 Low 1 (Fitness Center) 10:00 Coffee with friends (Bistro)10:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 11:00 Wonders of National Parks: A Geology of North America (Manor Theater)2:30 Tai Chi (Fitness Center)

l Wednesday, September 7 8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 9:30 Strength & Stretch (Fitness Center) 10:30 “Just Moving” class (Fitness Center) 2:00 Applied Bible Study: Look Deeply at What Went Wrong; Empathy is the Key (Terrace Dining Room)6:45 Dominoes (Living Room)

l Thursday, September 8 8:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)10:00 Senior Strength (Fitness Center)10:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 11:00 Wonders of National Parks: A Geology of North America (Manor Theater)5:30 Club Thursdays (Living Room)

l Friday, September 98:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)9:00 Strength & Stretch (Fitness Center) 11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room)7:00 Movie: When the Game Stands Tall (Manor Theater) 7:00 Tales of History with Vanessa Cole (Community Room)

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Neighborhood calendar

l Saturday, September 102:00 Canasta (Manchester Lounge III) 6:30 Bridge (Manchester Lounge III)

l Sunday, September 11 NATIONAL gRANDPARENTS DAY 2:00 Worship (Burton Hall) Brian Allen, First Foxhill UMC

l Monday, September 12 8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)9:30 “Just Moving” class (Fitness Center) 10:30 Senior Strength (Community Room) 11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room) 12:30 Bridge (Manchester Lounge III) 1:30 Live streaming of CNU concert: Virginia Symphony Orchestra (Manor Theater)7:00 Movie: The Song (Manor Theater)

l Tuesday, September 138:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)9:00 Low 1 (Fitness Center) 10:00 Coffee with friends (Bistro)10:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 11:00 Wonders of National Parks: A Geology of North America (Manor Theater) 2:30 Tai Chi (Fitness Center) 7:00 Sing-along with Betty Powell and friends (Community Room)

l Wednesday, September 14 8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 9:30 Strength & Stretch (Fitness Center) 9:30 Richmond Day Trip, returning at 4 p.m. Transportation will leave WF Hall at 8:25 a.m., the Commons at 8:30 a.m.10:30 “Just Moving” class (Fitness Center) 2:00 Applied Bible Study: Tell the Story Differently and Give Forgiveness Freely (Terrace Dining Room)6:45 Dominoes (Living Room)

l Thursday, September 15 8:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)10:00 Senior Strength (Fitness Center)10:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 11:00 Wonders of National Parks: A Geology of North America (Manor Theater) 1:00 Book Club (Manchester Lounge III)3:30 Transitions Support Group led by Rev. Graham Patterson, Chaplain (second floor living room, Keswick Place) 5:30 Club Thursdays (Living Room)

l Friday, September 168:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)9:00 Strength & Stretch (Fitness Center) 11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room)7:00 Movie: The Song (Manor Theater)

l Saturday, September 17 2:00 Canasta (Manchester Lounge III) 6:30 Bridge (Manchester Lounge III)

l Sunday, September 18 2:00 Worship (Burton Hall) Bill Walker, Chestnut Memorial UMC

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l Monday, September 19 8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)9:30 “Just Moving” class (Fitness Center) 10:30 Senior Strength (Community Room) 11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room) 12:30 Bridge (Manchester Lounge III) 1:30 Live streaming of CNU lecture: JoAnn Falletta, VSO Music Director (Manor Theater) 6:30 Bingo (Community Room)7:00 Movie: Concussion (Manor Theater)

l Tuesday, September 208:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)9:00 Low 1 (Fitness Center) 10:00 Coffee with friends (Bistro)10:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 10:00 Catholic Mass (The Good Shepherd Chapel in The Gardens) 11:00 Wonders of National Parks: A Geology of North America (Manor Theater) 2:30 Tai Chi (Fitness Center) 2:30 Classical Music Conversation (Living Room) 6:30 Card Making Class with Susan Adams (Hobby Shop)

l Wednesday, September 218:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 9:30 Strength & Stretch (Fitness Center) 10:30 “Just Moving” class (Fitness Center) 11:30 Lunch Bunch: Owen’s Marina Restaurant (Poquoson) Transportation will leave WF Hall at 11 a.m., the Commons at 11:05 a.m.2:00 Applied Bible Study: One Day at a Time (Terrace Dining Room)6:45 Dominoes (Living Room)

Neighborhood calendar

l Thursday, September 22 AUTUMN BEgINS 8:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)10:00 Senior Strength (Fitness Center)10:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 11:00 Wonders of National Parks: A Geology of North America (Manor Theater) 5:30 Club Thursdays (Living Room)7:00 Mystery Theater Cast Rehearsal (Community Room)

l Friday, September 238:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)9:00 Strength & Stretch (Fitness Center) 11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room)3:00 Putting Party and Awards (Bistro Patio)7:00 Movie: Concussion (Manor Theater)8:00 Virginia Symphony Orchestra opening night (Ferguson Center for the Arts) Transportation will leave WF Hall at 7 p.m., the Commons at 7:05 p.m.

l Saturday, September 242:00 Canasta (Manchester Lounge III) 2:00 Williamsburg Players: “Jekyll and Hyde, the Musical” Transportation will leave WF Hall at 12:55 p.m., the Commons at 1 p.m.6:30 Bridge (Manchester Lounge III)

l Sunday, September 252:00 Worship (Burton Hall) Rev. Graham Patterson, Chaplain Warwick Forest

l Monday, September 26 8:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)9:30 “Just Moving” class (Fitness Center) 10:30 Senior Strength (Community Room) 11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room) 12:30 Bridge (Manchester Lounge III) 7:00 Movie: Ricki and the Flash (Manor Theater)7:00 Overview of Primary Foods vs Secondary Foods (Community Room)

l Tuesday, September 278:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)9:00 Low 1 (Fitness Center) 10:00 Coffee with friends (Bistro)10:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 11:00 Wonders of National Parks: A Geology of North America (Manor Theater) 11:00 Brown Bag Workshop “Intentional Living” with Jeff Byrd (Community Room)2:30 Tai Chi (Fitness Center)

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l Wednesday, September 288:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 9:30 Strength & Stretch (Fitness Center) 10:00 Carte’ Mobile Boutique until 2 p.m. (Community Room)10:30 “Just Moving” class (Fitness Center) 11:30 Aqua Yoga Introductory Class (Aquatic Center) 2:00 Applied Bible Study: The Art of Reconciliation (Terrace Dining Room)6:45 Dominoes (Living Room)

l Thursday, September 298:00 Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (Aquatic Center)10:00 Senior Strength (Fitness Center)10:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center) 5:30 007 Casino Night (Community Room and Living Room)

l Friday, September 308:00 Aqua Aerobics (Aquatic Center)9:00 Strength & Stretch (Fitness Center) 11:30 Restorative Yoga (Community Room)5:30 Patio Friday! (Bistro patio and lawn area) Performance by Brian Forrest and Mike Moore, melodic pop/rock music 7:00 Movie: Ricki and the Flash (Manor Theater)

l Saturday, October 12:00 Canasta (Manchester Lounge III) 6:30 Bridge (Manchester Lounge III)8:00 Virginia Symphony POPS “Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong: A Musical Tribute” (Chrysler Hall) Transportation will leave WF Hall at 6:15 p.m., the Commons at 6:20 p.m.

September 25 through October 1

1004 Old Denbigh Blvd. Newport News, VA 23602

l Mondays 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Medical Appointment Day If you have medical appointments, please notify the front desk at 886-2000 one week (seven days) in advance. Appointments should be between 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.l Tuesdays 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Shopping

l Wednesdays 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Bank and post office run

l Thursdays 1:30 - 3:15 p.m. Shopping

l Fridays 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Medical Appointment Day If you have medical appointments, please notify the front desk at 886-2000 one week (seven days) in advance. Appointments should be between 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.

Warwick Forest TElEPHONE NUMBERS

l Maintenance: 875-2025

l Reservation Line: 969-1040

l Resident Services Director: 886-2144

l Event Planner: 886-2111

l Clinic Nurse: 886-2253

l Commons Front Desk: 877-1485

Warwick Forest FREE TRANSPORTATION SCHEDUlE

l Event Hotline: dial 886-2222 from any phone

l Warwick Forest Online: Log in to wfresidents.com and enter your password or request one online

l In-house television Cox channel 1960 (Cox subscribers only)

l The event boards located in each neighborhood

l The monthly “Happenings” newsletter

For immediate information on leisure and wellness events, check the following: