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Warwick ForestAssisted Living

866 Denbigh Blvd.Newport News, Virginia

757-886-2000

warwickforest.com

DECEMBER 2016

IN THIS ISSUE:

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“White Christmas” Partyl Friday, Dec. 23 - 1:30 p.m. (Burton Hall)

o The theme of this year’s party is based on the movie White Christmas, starring Bing Crosby. Santa hats and casual holiday attire are welcome. Reminisce with us as we gather around the Burton Hall Christmas tree. Enjoy a cup of hot cocoa from the bar of fixings and decorate your own gingerbread man. Join in on the exchange of a “white elephant” gift and holiday games.

What is a “white elephant” gift? The gift should be new or in good condition and cost as close to $0 as possible. Gift should be wrapped or put in any bag (plastic grocery bags are fine). All gifts will be tradable as part of the game. Please call Charity or Hunter at 886-2530 if you have any questions.

Rockin’ Black & White New Year l Friday, Dec. 305:00 Steak and lobster dinner (Waterford & Wedgewood) 6:00 Decadent desserts, open bar Performance by D.J., T.C. Mowery 7:30 Champagne and sparkling cider toast to 2017!

Please dress up in your best black and white apparel.

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Neighborhood eventsMusic for Wellness with Beckyl Wednesday, Dec. 7 - 1:30 p.m. (Burton Hall) Music therapy may be used to create a health-promoting environment, empower people to move beyond their perceived limits, bring to the surface what is difficult to express in words alone, draw people together and enhance communication and morale.

Tales of History with Vanessa Cole l Friday, Dec. 9 - 3 p.m. (Burton Hall)“CHRISTMAS AT HOME AND IN THE FIELD”Christmas is never easy during times of war, and the Civil War was no exception. Come celebrate Christmas and New Year’s as they did during the Civil War, both at home and in the field.

Pearl Harbor Reminiscingl Wednesday, Dec. 7 - 4:15 p.m. (second floor living room) Share stories of the historic event that changed the world.

Video presentation by Frauke Elber “Fly Girls of WW11”l Friday, Dec. 16 - 2 p.m. (Burton Hall) Historic film honoring the ladies who flew the gliders.

A “Grinch” Social l Wednesday, Dec. 14 1:30 p.m. (Burton Hall) Enjoy all things Grinch, followed by the viewing of “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.”

Operation Blessing Bagl Monday, Dec. 12 3 p.m. (Burton Hall) Please help us to help those less fortunate this winter by donating supplies that will be used to create care packages for the homeless.

Donations can be given to Hunter in the Life Enrichment Office across from the beauty shop OR call the Life Enrichment office at 886-2530 to let Hunter know if you have items for the outreach that he can pick up from you.

Please have all donations turned in by Friday, December 9.

On Monday, December 12 at 3 p.m. those interested can help package the supplies to be given out.

Please sign up, supplies need to be ordered.

l Thursday, Dec. 1 3:15 p.m. (second floor café) Winter watercolor with Charity.

l Tuesday, Dec. 27 1:30 p.m. (Burton Hall) Create your own black and white New Year’s mask with Tavia and Charity.

EVENTS

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l Thurs., Dec. 1 - 2 p.m. Billy Mitchell, golden oldies

l Thurs., Dec. 1 - 6:30 p.m. Sassafras Warthog Bluegrass Band

l Fri., Dec. 2 - 3 p.m. Harvey Willis, sing-along

l Mon., Dec. 5 - 3:30 p.m. Marty Plante, instrumentalist

l Wed., Dec. 7 - 10:30 a.m. Leigh Houck, keyboardist

l Wed., Dec. 7 - 3 p.m. Rick & Margie, “A Cowboy Christmas”

l Sat., Dec. 10 - 1:30 p.m. Peninsula Concert Band

l Tues., Dec. 13 - 2 p.m. Arthur Lopez, “Drum Your Dream”

l Wed., Dec. 21 - 10:30 a.m. Katie Houck, flutist

l Wed., Dec. 21 - 3 p.m. Dan Smith, keyboardist

l Wed., Dec. 28 - 3 p.m. Roberto, singer

l Fri., Dec. 30 - 6 p.m. D.J., T.C. Mowery

Entertainment at Warwick Forest (Burton Hall)

Information about activities:l Check your monthly calendar and newsletter, delivered to your door ledge on the last day of each month. l Check the daily sheets posted in each elevator and the white board outside Burton Hall to see a list of daily events. l Visit the large monthly activity calendar posted near the mailboxes on the first floor. (Sign up for outings in the binder underneath the calendar.)l Contact Life Enrichment staff directly at 886-2530 or stop by the activities office near the front desk.l Warwick Forest online: Log in to wfresidents.com and enter your password or create a new account.

Happy Birthday!Larry Vaught 12/1

Edith Wyatt 12/14

Lisa Mills 12/15

Bonner Davis 12/15

Irene Ostrowski 12/17

Ann English 12/20

Jean Allsop 12/27

Eleanor Jaehnig 12/28

Pearl St. Onge 12/29

If you want to be excluded from the birthday list,

please let Charity know by the 15th of the month.

Neighborhood December Birthday Partyl Wednesday, Dec. 28 - 3 p.m. (Burton Hall) Everyone is invited to join in on the fun and refreshments. Performance by Roberto.

new neighborsMary Roots - 203Linda Rose - 117Alice Zach - 238

Herb Willis - 243 Virginia Wright - 229 Doris Coroccia - 308 Lilliam Gatling - 210

Diana Hoogstraten - 203 Lucille Daughtry - 217

Alice Barrs - N15

Beauty ServicesSpa Information: Keswick Place Beauty Salon first floor: 886-2196 second floor: 969-1675

All spa services are by appointment.

Latrice: By appointment only, call 725-3654 • Manicures and pedicures on Tuesdays (second floor spa) • Hair on Wednesdays and Thursdays (first floor beauty parlor)Sharleen: By appointment only, call 508-3300 • Hair washing and perming on Thursdays (first floor beauty parlor) Sherri: By appointment only, call 969-1675 • Hair washing and perming on Tuesdays (second floor beauty parlor)

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Bus trip reminderPlease maintain the dignity of the neighbors who live here by having knowledge and consent of the neighbor if signing up for someone else.

All neighbors going on outings must be ready to load the bus at least 10 minutes before the bus departs.

Meet across from the first floor nurse’s station to catch the bus for the outing.

The time listed on the calendar is when the bus will leave Warwick Forest.

Please sign up only if you are committing to go on the bus trip.

We require 48 hours notice if you have changed your mind.

Leave us a message on our voicemail at 886-2530 if you have any questions.

l Friday, Dec. 2 - Trader Joe’s, shopping, depart at 10 a.m.l Monday, Dec. 5 - Denbigh Dollar Tree, shopping depart at 10 a.m. l Friday, Dec. 9 - Drive through “The Gift” Nativity at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, depart at 6:30 p.m.

l Monday, Dec. 12 - Patrick Henry Mall, shopping and lunch in the food court, depart at 10 a.m.

l Friday, Dec. 16 - “The Nutcracker” (Ferguson Center for the Arts) For those who signed up by the Oct. deadline, depart at 9 a.m.l Monday, Dec. 19 - Red Lobster Restaurant for lunch, depart at 11 a.m.

l Wednesday, Dec. 21- Scenic drive to see neighborhood holiday lights, depart at 6:30 p.m. l Monday, Dec. 26 - Scenic drive (neighbors choice) depart at 10 a.m.

Bus trip outings: Sign up in the event binder for all trips. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to bus departure. Meet across from the first floor nurse’s station.

Neighborhood outings “Let Us Entertain You” l Thursday, Dec. 15 - 1:30 p.m. (Burton Hall)Come enjoy the hidden talents of the Warwick Forest staff as they perform for our neighbors!

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Neighborhood information

All neighbors and family are invited to attend monthly meetings. Bring any comments or questions you may have to all of our meetings. It is our goal to answer all of your questions and make your living experience at Warwick Forest enriching.

Monthly Meetings

Activity Calendar Planning Meetingl Friday, Dec. 2 - 1:30 p.m. (second floor living room) _____________________________

Food & Dining Discussionl Tuesday, Dec. 20 - 10:30 a.m. (mailbox area) _____________________________

Resident Council Meetingl Monday, Dec. 26 - 2:30 p.m. (Burton Hall)A Resident Council is an independent, organized group of people living in aneighborhood like Warwick Forest that meets monthly to discuss concerns, develop suggestions on improving services and plan social activities.All neighbors, administrators and staff are invited for updates. Please feel free to invite your family members to attendwith you. _____________________________

Mailing ListIf you would like to be added to the activities email list to receive monthly newsletters and monthly calendars for Keswick Place neighborhood, email Charity at charity.wilson@rivhs.com.

Balance & Fit Class l Monday - Friday 11:15 a.m. (Burton Hall)

Tai Chi with Richard l Tuesdays 3:30 p.m. (Burton Hall)

Neighborhood Gym Information The gym is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. every day.

Riverside In-Home Private Care Did you know our in-home private care offers more than health services? Companions can help you with a variety of tasks while you maintain your independence. For example, would you like help with running your errands? Riverside In-Home Private Care can assist you with shopping, picking up necessities and more! All Warwick Forest neighbors will receive a 10 percent discount on services! For information on availability and rates, please call 534-6161.

Aqua Walk Class (Commons Aquatic Center)

l Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 - 11 a.m. Meet outside the first floor clinic; bus leaves at 9:45 a.m., bus will not return to pick-up late arrivals.Please have swim gear under clothes and bring a towel and change of clothes with you. Please notify Charity or Hunter, Life Enrichment Coordinators at 886-2530 if you would like transportation to class. You must let them know at least 24 hours ahead of time.

Transitions Support Group Led by Rev. Graham Patterson, Chaplainl Thursday, Dec. 15 3:30 p.m. (second floor living room) Gather with new and old friends in a trustworthy atmosphere of sharing and support for those facing the difficult challenges of changing circumstances — losing a loved one, moving to a new living situation, dealing with new health problems, painful family issues or other stressors.

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Neighborhood spiritual events

Chaplain’s Chat with Rev. Graham Patterson, Chaplain

l Mondays - 1:30 p.m. (Burton Hall)Join us as we review the Gospel in song

Dec. 5: Birth of Jesus Christ, Matthew 1:18-25Dec. 12: Visit of the Wise Men, Matthew 2:1-12 Dec. 19: Escape to Egypt and Slaughter of the Innocents, Matthew 2:13-18Dec. 26: Return from Egypt, Matthew 2:19-23

Worship Servicesl Sundays - 2 p.m. (Burton Hall)Dec. 4: Worship Lance Watson (DVD), St. Paul’s Baptist, RichmondDec. 11: Worship Robert Haley, First UMC, Newport NewsDec. 18: Worship Sandy, Tracy and JeannetteFirst Baptist Church, Newport NewsDec. 25: Worship Rev. Graham Patterson, Chaplain, Warwick Forest

Chaplain’s MessageBy Rev. Graham Patterson, Chaplain

Advent: The Birth Stories of Jesus in Matthew’s GospelAdvent, always starting on the fourth Sunday before Christmas, provides a season of preparation for the Church’s annual celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, Son of God, who enters the world as “Light of the World” at the darkest time (shortest day) of the calendar year. This year, 2016, Advent starts on the earliest possible day, November 27 (three days after Thanksgiving), because Christmas Day itself falls on a Sunday. For church bodies using the common lectionary (assigned readings for each Sunday) including the Eastern Orthodox, Roman Catholic, Episcopalian, Lutheran, Presbyterian, and Methodist among others, this is Year “C,” the year of the Gospel of Matthew. Following that tradition, we will be reflecting on the birth stories of Jesus from Matthew this month, including His Genealogy, Birth, the Visit of the Magi, Flight into Egypt, Slaughter of the Innocents and Return from “Safety” in Egypt. Because Matthew was written primarily for Christians of Jewish origin, our study will lift up Old Testament passages providing powerful continuity with the experiences of Israel, including both Joseph’s (son of Jacob in Genesis), and Moses’ experiences of finding refuge in Egypt (Exodus).

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l Thursday, Dec. 8 - 1:30 p.m. (Burton Hall)

“ Footloose” (1984) PG, Kevin Bacon & Lori Singer A city teenager moves to a small town where rock music and dancing have been banned, and his rebellious spirit shakes up the populace. ——————————————————————————————————l Wednesday, Dec. 14 - 3 p.m. (Burton Hall) “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” (1966) G, Boris Karloff Animated Christmas classic! A grumpy hermit hatches a plan to steal Christmas from the Whos of Whoville.——————————————————————————————————l Tuesday, Dec. 20 - 1:30 p.m. (Burton Hall)

“The Bishop’s Wife” (1947) NR, Cary Grant & Loretta Young An angel in human form enters the life of a bishop in order to help him build a new cathedral and repair his fractured marriage.——————————————————————————————————l Friday, Dec. 23 - 3 p.m. (Burton Hall)

“White Christmas” (1954) NR, Bing Crosby & Danny KayeA successful song-and-dance team become romantically involved with a sister act and team up to save the failing Vermont inn of their former commanding general——————————————————————————————————l Thursday, Dec. 29 - 1:30 p.m. (Burton Hall)

“The Sound of Music” (1965) G, Julie Andrews & Christopher PlummerA woman leaves an Austrian convent to become a governess to the children of a Naval officer widower.——————————————————————————————————

Neighborhood movies

Good Reads Gathering at 4 p.m. (mailbox area)

l Thursdays, Dec. 15 and Dec. 22Join us as we read aloud, reminisce and discuss our book of the month. Hot chocolate and light snacks will be served.

“Reader’s Digest: Miraculous Christmas Stories” Five classic tales of wonder, compassion and joy.The Christmas Present by James MichenerYes, Virginia…by Virginia O’HanolonThe Phantom of the Woods by Doris Cheney WhitehousePennies from Heaven by Julie BainMy Favorite Christmas by Bill Butler

A riddle for you…

What kind of bug

hates Christmas?

(Answer can be found

on page 8)

l Thursday, December 1 9:45 Depart for 10 a.m. Aqua Walk (meet outside first floor clinic) 10:30 Coffee & news (second floor café)11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall) 1:30 Shopping: Jefferson Walmart Please sign up at the front desk 1:30 Name that Song (mailbox area)2:00 Performance by Billy Mitchell, golden oldies (Burton Hall) 3:15 Arts & Crafts: Winter watercolor (second floor café)6:30 Performance by Sassafras Warthog Bluegrass Band (Burton Hall)

l Friday, December 210:00 Depart for Trader Joe’s and T.J. Maxx, shopping. Please sign up in the event binder11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall) 1:30 Activity Calendar Planning Meeting (second floor living room) 3:00 Performance by Harvey Willis, sing-along (Burton Hall) 4:30 Refreshments & news (mailbox area)

l Saturday, December 3 Table games, adult coloring supplies, Sudoku and crossword puzzles will be left on tables in the 1st floor puzzle room, 1st floor desk area (near gym), 2nd floor game tables, 2nd floor café, 3rd floor table area and the 3rd floor living room. The gym is open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

l Sunday, December 42:00 Worship (Burton Hall) Lance Watson (DVD) St. Paul’s Baptist, Richmond

l Monday, December 510:00 Depart for Dollar Tree, shopping Please sign up in the event binder

10:30 Coffee & news (second floor café)11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall) 1:30 Chaplain’s Chat - Birth of Jesus Christ, Matthew 1:18-25 (Burton Hall)2:45 Corn Hole and bowling (Burton Hall)3:30 Performance by Marty Plante, instrumentalist (Burton Hall) 4:45 Word in a Word game (mailbox area)

l Tuesday, December 6 9:45 Depart for 10 a.m. Aqua Walk (meet outside first floor clinic) 10:30 Coffee & news (second floor café)11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall) 1:30 Shopping: Jefferson Walmart Please sign up at the front desk 1:45 Mexican Train Dominoes (second floor game tables)1:45 Hula dancing (Burton Hall) 2:30 Snack cart (all floors) 3:30 Tai Chi with Richard (Burton Hall)

l Wednesday, December 7 PEARL HARBOR REMEMBRANCE DAY 9:30 Bank/post office transportation10:30 Performance by Leigh Houck, keyboardist (Burton Hall)11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall)1:30 Music for Wellness with Becky Watson (Burton Hall) 3:00 Performance by Rick and Margie, “A Cowboy Christmas” (Burton Hall)4:15 Pearl Harbor Reminiscing (second floor living room)

l Thursday, December 8 9:45 Depart for 10 a.m. Aqua Walk (meet outside first floor clinic)

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Life enrichment calendar

Answer to riddle

on page 7:

A Humbug!

11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall) 1:30 Shopping: Jefferson Walmart Please sign up at the front desk 1:30 Name 5 game (mailbox area) 2:00 Performance by Arthur Lopez, “Drum Your Dream” (Burton Hall)2:30 Snack cart (all floors) 3:30 Tai Chi with Richard (Burton Hall)4:00 New games with Hunter (Burton Hall)

l Wednesday, December 14 NEIGHBORHOOD GRINCH DAY 9:30 Bank/post office transportation10:30 Coffee & news (second floor café) 11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall)1:30 A “Grinch” Social (Burton Hall) 3:00 Movie: How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Burton Hall) 4:00 New games with Hunter (third floor living room)

l Thursday, December 15 10:30 Staff performs for IL 1:30 “Let Us Entertain You” Staff performs for AL neighbors (Burton Hall)3:00 UNO card games (second floor game tables) 3:30 Transitions Support Group led by Rev. Graham Patterson, Chaplain (second floor living room)4:00 Good Reads Gathering (mailbox area)

l Friday, December 16 9:00 Depart for “The Nutcracker” (Ferguson Center for the Arts) For those who signed up by the Oct. deadline11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall)2:00 Video presentation by Frauke Elber, “Fly Girls of WWII” (Burton Hall)2:00 Card games (front parlor)

10:30 Coffee & news (second floor café)11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall)1:30 Shopping: Jefferson Walmart Please sign up at the front desk 1:30 Movie: Footloose (Burton Hall) 1:30 Card games (second floor game tables) 3:30 Bingo (second floor café tables)5:00 Evergreen Household Christmas Meal (Burton Hall))

l Friday, December 9 11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall)3:00 Tales of Hisory with Vanessa Cole (Burton Hall) 6:30 Depart for drive through “The Gift” Nativity at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church. Please sign up in the event binder

l Saturday, December 10 1:30 Performance by Peninsula Concert Band (Burton Hall)

l Sunday, December 112:00 Worship (Burton Hall) Robert Haley, First UMC, Newport News

l Monday, December 12 10:00 Depart for Patrick Henry Mall, shopping Please sign up in the event binder11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall) 1:30 Chaplain’s Chat - Visit of the Wise Men, Matthew 2:1-12 (Burton Hall) 3:00 Operation Blessing Bag (Burton Hall) 4:00 Mexican Train Dominoes (second floor game tables)

l Tuesday, December 13 9:45 Depart for 10 a.m. Aqua Walk (meet outside first floor clinic)10:30 Coffee & news (second floor café)

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l Saturday, December 17 Table games, adult coloring supplies, Sudoku and crossword puzzles will be left on tables in the 1st floor puzzle room, 1st floor desk area (near gym), 2nd floor game tables, 2nd floor café, 3rd floor table area and the 3rd floor living room. The gym is open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

l Sunday, December 18 2:00 Worship (Burton Hall) Sandy, Tracy and Jeannette First Baptist Church, Newport News

l Monday, December 19 10:30 Coffee & news (mailbox area) 11:00 Depart for Red Lobster for lunch Please sign up in the event binder 11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall) 1:30 Chaplain’s Chat - Escape to Egypt and Slaughter of the Innocents Matthew 2:13-18 (Burton Hall) 3:15 Mexican Train Dominoes (second floor game tables)

l Tuesday, December 209:45 Depart for 10 a.m. Aqua Walk (meet outside first floor clinic)10:00 Coffee & news (mailbox area)10:30 Food & Dining Discussion (mailbox area) 11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall) 1:30 Shopping: Jefferson Walmart Please sign up at the front desk 1:30 Movie: The Bishop’s Wife (Burton Hall) 2:30 Snack cart (all floors) 3:30 Tai Chi with Richard (Burton Hall)

l Wednesday, December 21 9:30 Bank/post office transportation10:30 Performance by Katie Houck, flutist (Burton Hall) 11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall)

1:30 Free gift wrapping (Burton Hall)3:00 Performance by Dan Smith, keyboardist (Burton Hall) 4:15 Let’s Make A Deal, DVD game (Burton Hall)6:30 Depart for drive to see neighborhood holiday lights. Please sign up in the event binder

l Thursday, December 22 9:45 Depart for 10 a.m. Aqua Walk (meet outside first floor clinic)10:30 Coffee & news (second floor café)11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall)1:30 Shopping: Jefferson Walmart Please sign up at the front desk 1:30 Bingo (Burton Hall)3:00 Balloon/noodle volleyball (Burton Hall) 4:00 Good Reads Gathering (mailbox area)

l Friday, December 23 10:00 Caroling by the Children’s Center (visiting all floors until 11 a.m.)11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall)1:30 “White Christmas” Party (Burton Hall)3:00 Movie: White Christmas (Burton Hall)

l Saturday, December 24 CHRISTMAS EVE Table games, adult coloring supplies, Sudoku and crossword puzzles will be left on tables in the 1st floor puzzle room, 1st floor desk area (near gym), 2nd floor game tables, 2nd floor café, 3rd floor table area and the 3rd floor living room. The gym is open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

l Sunday, December 25 CHRISTMAS DAY2:00 Worship (Burton Hall) Rev. Graham Patterson, Chaplain, Warwick Forest

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l Thursday, December 29 9:45 Depart for 10 a.m. Aqua Walk (meet outside first floor clinic)10:30 Coffee & news (second floor café)11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall)1:30 Shopping: Jefferson Walmart Please sign up at the front desk 1:30 Movie: The Sound of Music (Burton Hall) 1:45 Afternoon games (second floor game tables)

l Friday, December 30 11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall)

5:00 Rockin’ Black & White New Year (Waterford and Wedgewood dining rooms) Steak and lobster dinner6:00 Decadent desserts, open bar Performance by D.J., T.C. Mowery 7:30 Champagne/sparkling cider toast to 2017 l Saturday, December 31 NEW YEAR’S EVETable games, adult coloring supplies, Sudoku and crossword puzzles will be left on tables in the 1st floor puzzle room, 1st floor desk area (near gym), 2nd floor game tables, 2nd floor café, 3rd floor table area and the 3rd floor living room. The gym is open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

l Monday, December 26 KWANZA RUNS DEC. 26 - JAN. 1 10:00 Depart for scenic drive (neighbors choice) Please sign up in the event binder 11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall) 1:30 Chaplain’s Chat - Return from Egypt Matthew 2:19-23 (Burton Hall) 2:30 Resident Council Meeting (Burton Hall) All neighbors, administrators and staff are invited for updates.3:30 Mexican Train Dominoes (second floor game tables)

l Tuesday, December 27 9:45 Depart for 10 a.m. Aqua Walk (meet outside first floor clinic)10:30 Coffee & news (second floor café)11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall) 1:30 Arts & Crafts: Create your own black and white New Year’s mask (Burton Hall)1:30 Shopping: Jefferson Walmart Please sign up at the front desk 2:30 Snack cart (all floors) 3:00 L.C.R. dice game (second floor game tables) 3:30 Tai Chi with Richard (Burton Hall)

l Wednesday, December 28 9:30 Bank/post office transportation10:30 Coffee & news (second floor café)11:15 Balance & Fit (Burton Hall)1:30 Balloon/noodle volleyball (Burton Hall)3:00 Neighborhood December Birthday Party Performance by Roberto (Burton Hall)

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NOTE: Activities are subject to change for a number of reasons. Please check the white board outside Burton Hall regularly in case there are any changes made to the daily schedule. Thank you for your understanding.

866 Denbigh Blvd.Newport News, VA 23606

l Mondays 9 a.m. - 2 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 p.m.l Tuesdays 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Shopping at Jefferson Walmart Neighbors MUST call the front desk ahead of time at 886-2000.

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

l Thursdays 1:30 - 3:15 p.m. Shopping at Jefferson Walmart Neighbors MUST call the front desk ahead of time at 886-2000.

l Fridays 9 a.m. - 2 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 p.m.

Keswick Place and Nottingham TELEPHONE NUMBERS

l Administrator: Cheryl Comer, 886-2000

l Front Desk/Apartment Emergencies: 886-2000

l Director of Food Services: Erik Czarnatowicz, 886-2174

l Environmental Services Supervisor: Sheila Henderson, 886-2572

l Billing: Garlita Kennedy, 969-1488

l Nottingham Household Coordinator: 234-4317

l Life Enrichment: Charity Wilson, A.D.C. , 886-2530 Hunter McCollum, CTRS 886-2530

l Chaplain: Graham Patterson, 886-2180

l Transportation: 886-2167

l Physical Therapy: 875-2029

Warwick Forest FREE TRANSPORTATION SCHEDULE