January 2015 A Wellness & Leisure Publication of The Hermitage at Cedarfield
Visit us on the web at www.hermitage-cedarfield.com
Our new program design from Wellness & Leisure is in
full swing! A healthy lifestyle leaves you fit, energetic and
at reduced risk for disease. We aim to bring you well
balanced options in our activities and programs that address the nine categories of wellness.
When you open the calendar, look for:
Coffee & Current Events (in the Club Room), NEW
programs with our new chaplain Reverend Florence
Brooks, Shepherd’s Center Classes with transportation
(listed in PURPLE), and Volunteer Opportunities.
Pictorial
Directories Are
Here!
The 2015 Pictorial
Directories are
available for purchase in
the Wellness and Leisure
Suite for $7.00 each.
Contact Jen Tsimpris at
474-8818 with
questions.
Resident Quilt Display
Every quilt has a memory or a special meaning. Join us
for a quilt display and social get together. If you would
like to have your quilt displayed, contact Georgia Brown
at 474-8733 by Thursday, January 15.
Tuesday, January 27
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Bruce Sullivan Trio
Join us as we welcome back the Bruce Sullivan Trio with their Great American Songbook standards. Bruce Sullivan will be accompanied by Desiree Roots Centeio, the
daughter of the late Jimmy Roots, a well known pianist and singer from Virginia.
Monday, January 5
7:30 PM in the Fellowship Hall
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Independent Living Trips
Volunteers Needed:
Tip Off Time!
There are a few seats left to see
the University of Richmond
Spiders Men’s Basketball take on the
George Mason Patriots
Thursday, January 8
Depart TC at 6:00 PM
Visiting the Food Bank to stock the
shelves and other needs.
Cost of ticket is $8.00
plus transportation fee.
Sign up with Amanda at 474-8881
by January 1. IL Trip Level II.
Wednesday, January 7 and
Wednesday, February 11
Departs TC at 12:30 PM,
Return by 4:00 PM
Don’t forget to wear your spiders gear or
red! Bring money for food or drinks.
Call Trish at 474-8802 for more details
and to sign up. Trip Level III. Please
specify desired date when calling.
LUNCH AT BRIO
Located at Stony Point Shopping Center, BRIO brings the
pleasures of the Tuscan country villa to the American city. The
Italians built their spacious country villas to escape the pressures
of urban life and enjoy "La Dolce Vita" - the good life.
Tuesday, January 6
Bus departs TC at 11:45 AM
Independent Living Trip Level I
Please sign up with Amanda at 474-8881
Menus are available in the Wellness and
Leisure office. Space is limited; sign up
early. The cost for this trip will be determined
by the cost of your lunch plus the $4.00 transportation fee.
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HISTORICAL RICHMOND RIDE
Cedarfield residents George Bryson and
Madeleine Brown are teaming up to
provide us with narrated tours of the City
of Richmond.
Monday, January 12 and Monday, January 26
Departing TC at 1:30 PM returning by
4:00 PM Outing is free; no transportation fee.
Sign up with Amanda at 474-8881. Please specify which day you would like to
go. Independent Living Trip Level I.
Byrd Theatre Tour
Join us for a tour of this
historic theatre, name
after William Byrd II and
opened in 1928. We will
follow our tour with a
drive back down
Monument Avenue.
Tuesday, January 13
Depart TC at 1:30 PM
Outing is free, transportation applies.
IL Trip Level I.
Sign up with Amanda by
Friday, January 9.
Patina is Short Pump’s go-to spot for an
independent culinary establishment. Their
menu contains a variety of dishes in the farm
to table to fork tradition, prepared nightly by
Chef Mike, using the freshest seasonal
ingredients available.
Come enjoy American flare with a
Mediterranean influence.
Wednesday, January 14
Departing TC at 6:00 PM
Cost of outing is your meal,
plus transportation fee.
Sign up with Amanda at 474-8881.
Menus available in Wellness and Leisure.
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Independent Living Trips
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Concert
Come enjoy a free
concert at Sacred Heart
Cathedral with
vocalists, Dr. Lisa
Edwards Burrs and
Anthony Smith, and
piano by Patrick Carlin.
Sunday, January 18
Depart TC at 1:00 PM
Outing is free, transportation
fee applies. IL Trip Level I.
Sign up with Amanda.
Series Subscription Reminders
Broadway in Richmond
Friday, January 16 ~ 7:00 PM
Masterworks
Saturday, January 17 ~ 7:15 PM
Sunday, January 18 ~ 2:15 PM
Richmond Forum
*Saturday, January 24 ~ 7:15 PM
Rennolds
*Saturday, January 24 ~ 7:15 PM
*Please note that the Forum and Rennolds
conflict. If you are signed up for both please let
Amanda know which bus you are riding.
Symphony Pops
Saturday, January 31 ~ 7:15 PM
Cooking Class at
Southern Season
Want to sharpen your cooking skills? In this
hands– on class we will cook a French
Country Feast together and enjoy eating it
afterwards! On the menu: Salade Verte,
Country French Chicken with Root
Vegetables, and Apple Tarte Tatin.
Friday, January 23
Depart TC at 10:30 AM
Cost for class & lunch is $50.00.
No transportation fee. IL Trip Level IISign up
with Amanda by Thursday, January 8.
No refund after deadline. Minimum of 10.
Virginia Historical Society presents:
Section 60: Arlington
National Cemetery–
Cemetery– Where
War Comes Home
Writer and reporter Robert Poole’s newest
book, Section 60: Arlington National
Cemetery—Where War Comes Home, is the
powerful contemporary biography of a
fourteen-acre plot where many of those killed
in Iraq and Afghanistan have been laid to rest
alongside service members
from earlier wars.
Thursday, January 22
Depart TC at 11:15 AM
Cost is $5 for non– members and free for
members, plus transportation.
Sign up with Amanda
by Tuesday, January 20. Please let us know if
you are a member when signing up.
IL Trip Level I.
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Holocaust Museum Tour, followed by
Lunch at The Tobacco Company Restaurant
Founded in 1997 by one of Richmond’s youngest Holocaust survivors,
The Virginia Holocaust Museum gives visitors the unique opportunity to
follow one family's story of survival during the Holocaust. Join us for a
tour, followed by lunch at the landmark Tobacco Company Restaurant,
Monday, January 19
Depart TC at 9:45 AM
Museum is free. Cost is your lunch plus transportation fee. IL Trip Level II.
Sign up with Amanda at 474-8881. Menus available in Wellness & Leisure.
International Holocaust Remembrance Day Concert Event
In partnership with the Richmond Symphony Orchestra and
the Virginia Holocaust Museum
January 27 is the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz and Richmond’s Jewish and Cultural Arts communities are marking this momentous anniversary with a very special evening at the Symphony. As patrons of the arts
we will attend a reception prior to the performance.
Tuesday, January 27
Depart TC at 5:45 PM
Outing is free, transportation applies. IL Trip Level 1
Sign up with Amanda by Friday, January 16.
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The Shepherd Center
The Shepherd Center
Winter 2015 classes
Thursdays, January 15 through March 5
We will offer transportation every Thursday to the Shepherd’s Center Classes at First
Presbyterian Church for the morning sessions, leaving at 9:15 AM
and picking up at 12:00 PM. No transportation fees.
Schedule of courses and membership information will be available at the
Informational Session in the Fellowship Hall. Come to this important meeting to hear
about course offerings from the Executive Director, register for classes, and sign up
for the bus.
Monday, January 5
2:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall
LUNCH AND LIFE LECTURES
Presented by the Shepherd’s Center, at St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Brown Bag Lunch and Lecture Series (4 weeks)
“Lunch and Life” is FREE! No Shepherd’s Center membership or Open University
tuition required. Bring a sandwich. The church will provide beverages and dessert.
January 14- The Unfinished Business of Racial Reconciliation
Michael Paul Williams, columnist, The Richmond Times- Dispatch
January 21- More to the Story
Jason Roop, editor, Style Weekly
January 28- VMFA: It’s Your Art
Ruth West, docent, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts; Louise Brierre, volunteer, VMFA
February 4- Welcome to the New Valentine!
William J. Martin, director, The Valentine!
Departs TC at 11:45 AM, Return 1:45 PM
This is a FREE EVENT. No transportation fees.
Please pack your lunch to enjoy.
Call Amanda at 474-8881 to reserve you seat on the bus, specify date(s).
In-house Programs
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Cedarfield Book Discussion Group
Friday, January 9 at 10:00 AM in A3
Join us to discuss A Peaceful Retirement by Miss Read. All are welcome to attend.
Coffee & Current Events
Come join us for instruction and play
with Sequence and Scrabble. As
always, feel free to bring your own game
to play!
Monday, January 12
7:30 PM in the Fellowship Hall
Come explore what is going on in
the world today with this NEW
group! We will look at world news
and trending topics around our country, with
pertinent information and lively discussions.
Mondays, January 12 and January 26
10:00 AM
Club Room
Music by Castlebay
Castlebay has been musically weaving together the heritage of New
England and the Celtic lands since 1987. Members Julia Lane & Fred
Gosbee will be performing Songs of Robert Burns.
Tuesday, January 20
7:30 PM in the Fellowship Hall
iPhone Class
Bring your iPhone and join Mike Tessieri for a quick tour of this “pocket computer,”
as well as some in-depth dives into its incredible technology. As always, bring your
questions to share with the class.
Monday, January 19 at 1:30 PM in A4
Cost of class is $10. Must sign up with Amanda. Space is limited.
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In-house Programs
The Focus Group
Jim Doherty,
author of Finish Up Strong
Jim will discuss how people in the Richmond
region handle the charge to ‘Finish Up Strong.’ He
will share insights from his interviews with 72
Richmonders from his newly published book,
including several Cedarfield and Westminster
Canterbury residents. Jim seeks to live his years
from 70 to 100 fruitfully and then die at peace.
The Cedarfield Movie
Theatre presents:
Heaven Is For Real
Based on the incredible
true story
Tuesday, January 20
11:00 AM in the Fellowship Hall
A young boy
discovers Heaven Is For
Real in a gripping drama
based on Todd Burpo and
Lynn Vincent’s 2010 book.
FRED AND JULIE JAMES
Wednesday, January 21
2:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Fred and Julie James are an acoustic gospel duo
who have been married for 20 years & playing
music together for 10 years. Come and join these
Louisiana natives who will
perform traditional hymns
with their own
arrangements, as well as
original music.
Thursday, January 22
7:30 PM in the Fellowship Hall
Monday, January 26
7:30 PM
Fellowship Hall
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Travelogue
Discovering the Wondrous Art of Italy
By Brenda Bickerstaff Stanley
Join Brenda as she details her recent trip to Italy to share the
culture, art, architecture and local
treasures, that she discovered. She
will share parts of the art journal that
she kept on her journey. Come enjoy
the sites of Italy, while enjoying a
classic Italian dessert!
Thursday, January 29
2:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall
Super Bowl Social
Who will play in Superbowl XLIX? It is yet to be determined!
Join us for a pre–game social with your favorite game day
snacks to get you in the spirit.
Wear the jersey of your favorite football team for a little
healthy rivalry!
Friday, January 30
2:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Teams and game start time and channel will be publicized when available.
Super Bowl Sunday is Sunday, February 1.
I.L. Activity Calendar
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Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Shepherd Center Classes in
purple
Lunch and Life Lectures
Don’t forget to pack a lunch!
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9:30 AM / FH Worship Service
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10AM/ Pool Aqua Arthritis
10AM/ FH Balance
11AM/ FH Sit and Get Fit
11:30 AM/ Balance
2 PM/ FH Shepherd’s Ctr Info Session
3:30 PM / FH Free Intro- Yoga
7:30 PM/ FH Bruce Sullivan Trio
9AM/ FH Flexercise
9:30 AM/ Aqua Aerobics
10AM/ FH Balance
11AM/ FH Sit and Get Fit
11:30 AM/ Balance
11:45 AM/ TC Lunch Bunch– Brio
1:30 PM /A3 Clay Class
10AM/ Pool Aqua Arthritis
10-12 / A3 Oil Class
12:30 Food Bank
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9:30 AM / FH Worship Service
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10AM/ Pool Aqua Arthritis
10AM/ FH Balance
10AM/ Coffee & Current Events
11AM/ FH Sit and Get Fit
11:30 AM/ Balance
1:30 PM/ TC Richmond Tour
2:00 PM / Resident Dept. Meetings
3:30 PM / FH Gentle Yoga
7:30 PM/ FH Game Night
9:30 AM/ Aqua Aerobics
1-2 PM / PVE Bookmobile
1:30 PM/ TC Byrd Theatre Tour
1:30 PM /A3 Clay Class
2:00 PM/ FH Core Basics
7:30 PM / A4 Investment Club
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10AM/ Pool Aqua Arthritis
10AM/ FH Balance
10-12 / A3 Oil Class
11AM/ FH Sit and Get Fit
11:30 AM/ Balance
11:45 AM/ TC Lunch & Life
2:00 PM/ A3 Art & Spirituality
6:00 PM/ TC Dinner– Patina
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9:30 AM / FH Worship Service
1:00 PM/ TC Sacred Heart
2:15 PM / TC Masterworks
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10AM/ Pool Aqua Arthritis
10AM/ FH Balance
9:45 AM/ TC Holocaust Museum
Tour & lunch at Tobacco Company
11AM/ FH Sit and Get Fit
11:30 AM/ Balance
1:30 PM/ A4 iPhone Class
3:30 PM / FH Gentle Yoga
9:30 AM/ Aqua Aerobics
11:00 AM/ FH Focus Group
1:30 PM /A3 Clay Class
2:00 PM/ FH Core Basics
7:30 PM/ FH Music by Castlebay
Sign up deadline Historical Society
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10AM/ Pool Aqua Arthritis
10-12 / A3 Oil Class
11AM/ FH Sit and Get Fit
11:30 AM/ Balance
11:45 AM/ TC Lunch & Life
2:00 PM/ FH Movie Matinee
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9:30 AM / FH Worship Service
3:00 PM/ FH Prayer Service
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10AM/ Pool Aqua Arthritis
10AM/ FH Balance
10AM/ Coffee & Current Events
11AM /A4 Grief Support Group
11AM/ FH Sit and Get Fit
11:30 AM/ Balance
1:30 PM/ TC Richmond Tour
3:30 PM / FH Gentle Yoga
7:30 PM/ FH Bingo
9:30 AM/ Aqua Aerobics
10– 12 / FH Resident Quilt Display
10:30 AM / TCC Memory Support
1:30 PM /A3 Clay Class
2:00 PM/ FH Core Basics
5:45 TC/ Int’l Holocaust
Remembrance Day Concert Event
Deadline Lenten Devotion
submissions
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10AM/ Pool Aqua Arthritis
10AM/ FH Balance
10-12 / A3 Oil Class
11AM/ FH Sit and Get Fit
11:30 AM/ Balance
11:45 AM/ TC Lunch & Life
2PM / A4 Residents’ Council
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Thu
Fri
Sat
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9:00 AM / A3 Watercolor
9:30 AM/ Aqua Aerobics
2:30 PM / A4 Wii Games
Sign up deadline Spiders Game
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10AM/ Pool Aqua Arthritis
10AM/ FH Balance
11AM/ FH Sit and Get Fit
11:30 AM/ Balance
2:00 PM/ TCC Movement Disorder Support Group
2:00 PM / IL Apts. Recycling
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9:00 AM / A3 Watercolor
9:30 AM/ Aqua Aerobics
10:30 - 1:30 PM / Cedarchest Sales
2:30 PM / A4 Wii Games
6:00 PM/ TC Richmond Spiders Game
Sign up deadline Southern Season
8:30/ FH Combo
9:30/ Pool Aqua Arthritis
10AM / A3 Book Group
10:30 AM/ FH Community Catch up Social Time
11:00 AM/ FH Community Catch Up Meeting
3:00 PM/ FH Pilates
Sign up deadline Art & Spirituality
Sign up deadline Byrd Theatre Tour
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9:00 AM / A3 Watercolor
9:15 AM/ TC Shepherd Center Classes
9:30 AM/ Aqua Aerobics
10:00– 11:30 AM/ Cedarchest Receiving
11AM / TCC Roman Catholic Eucharist
2:30 PM / A4 Wii Games
Sign up deadline Quilt Display
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10AM/ Pool Aqua Arthritis
10AM/ FH Balance
11AM/ FH Sit and Get Fit
11:30 AM/ Balance
2:00 PM / IL Apts. Recycling
3:00 PM/ FH Pilates
7:00 PM/ TC Million Dollar Quartet
Deadline Holocaust Remembrance
7:15 PM / TC Masterworks
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9:00 AM / A3 Watercolor
9:15 AM/ TC Shepherd Center Classes
9:30 AM/ Aqua Aerobics
10:30 - 1:30 PM / Cedarchest Sales
11:15 AM/ TC VA Historical Society
2:30 PM / A4 Wii Games
7:30 PM Music by Fred & Julie James
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10AM/ Pool Aqua Arthritis
10AM/ FH Balance
11AM/ FH Sit and Get Fit
10: 30 AM/ TC Southern Season Cooking Class
11:30 AM/ Balance
3:00 PM/ FH Pilates
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7:15 PM/ TC Richmond Forum
7:15 PM / TC Rennolds
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9:00 AM / A3 Watercolor
9:15 AM/ TC Shepherd Center Classes
9:30 AM/ Aqua Aerobics
10:00– 11:30 AM/ Cedarchest Receiving
2:00 PM/ FH Travelogue– The Art of Italy
2:30 PM / A4 Wii Games
9AM/ FH Flexercise
10AM/ Pool Aqua Arthritis
10AM/ FH Balance
11AM/ FH Sit and Get Fit
11:30 AM/ Balance
2:00 PM / IL Apts. Recycling
2:00 PM/ FH Superbowl Social
7:15 PM / TC Saturday Pops
Deadline for Supply Drive– Thank you for your
contributions!
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Community Outreach
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Secret Senior Valentine Bags
Imagine how one small bag can make a large difference…
The Secret Senior Valentine Bag Program began as an offshoot of The Giving
Heart Community Thanksgiving Feast. This program combined remaining
toiletry items with additional donations to surprise seniors within
our Community.
Bags for seniors are filled with 5 essential toiletries (soap, shampoo, deodorant,
toothpaste and toothbrush), a non-perishable food, snack or candy, and at least 2
other items.
Watch for further updates for a ‘BAG STUFFING’ date! Independently living seniors in need
throughout Henrico, Hanover, Chesterfield, and the City of Richmond have received these
“secret” gift bags!
DEADLINE: Friday, January 30
WHAT TO DONATE:
Shampoo
Soap
Deodorant
Toothpaste
Toothbrush
Non– perishable food item, snack or candy
Additional Items to Donate: These are just some of the ideas of items that have been
identified as being desired by many of our seniors. Feel free to include other items!
Reading glasses
First Aid Items
Hat, gloves or scarf
Flashlights (with batteries)
Forever Stamps
Envelopes
Razors
Lotion
Lighted Key Chain
Nail Clippers
Socks
Shaving Cream
Lap or throw Blankets
Umbrella
Large-Print Puzzle Books
Pens and/or Pencils
Boxes located in the in-house mailroom and by the Assisted Living Ramp.
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Volunteering is a vital component of life at Cedarfield! There are many
volunteering opportunities to choose from; both on campus
serving the Cedarfield residents, as well as serving those in the
surrounding communities. We invite you to share the gifts of your time
and your talents with others!
Just to name a few of the current areas
that volunteers are assisting others:
Daily mail delivery to AL, HC and SC
Package room sorting and labeling
Medical escorts
Companion visitors
Sorting and stacking at FeedMore (food bank)
Planting and gardening at Rainbow Station Child Care Center
Sales & Receiving in the Cedarchest
Continue to watch for NEW volunteer opportunities in
upcoming Informer newsletters.
Please contact the
Volunteer Coordinator, Trish Conlon at 474–8802,
if you have questions about ways that you can be involved.
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A New Year, a New You
Dietician’s Digest, vol. 1
From our dietitian, Christine Lacy
New Year, New You!!
Thinking of setting some health related goals for the New Year? Here
are a few tips to get your New Year started right!
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Stay hydrated, preferably in the form of water. It's calorie free. Every living
cell is made of water so in order for them to function best, they need to be
topped off. Fluid also keeps our blood and GI system
moving so that we circulate needed nutrients and dispose of those we don't
need or that are harmful.
Eat adequate protein. Protein is part of both the body's defense and
repair mechanism against infection. Good sources of protein include: seafood,
beef, poultry, eggs, beans and peas, nuts, and seeds.
* Shoot for at least 5 servings a day of fruits and vegetables. Fruits and vegetables are rich in antioxidants and phytochemicals that help ward off illness
and keep cells healthy.
* Aim for 2-3 servings of dairy daily. This includes: milk, yogurt, cheese, and even
ice cream! Intake of dairy is linked to helping build and maintain bone mass.
BRAIN FITNESS TIP OF THE MONTH
A good method of keeping an active mind is to refine
your hand-eye coordination. For this, you can try picking
up a new skill that requires motor skills. These skills
include activities like knitting, painting, drawing, and
assembling puzzles, to name a few!
Looking Ahead
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GLASS BLOWING AT THE GLASS SPOT
At The Glass Spot, in the Fan, we will attend the ‘Blow Your Own
Glass’ class and where we will learn how to blow glass and will
walk away with our very own self– made drinking glass. Enjoy an
afternoon of games and snacks while each member of our group
makes his/ her glass.
Friday, February 27
Depart TC at 12:30 PM return by 5:00 PM
The cost is $35; transportation fee applies
IL Trip Level II. Space is limited; sign up early.
Sign up with Amanda by Friday, February 6. No refund after deadline.
The Weinstein JCC Patrons of the Arts presents:
Carl Bernstein
Pulitzer Prize Winning
Journalist/ Author and Political Analyst
A Reporter’s Assessment: From Hillary to Rock ‘n Roll to the
Impact of 24/7 News
For 40 years, Carl Bernstein has been reporting on the inner-workings of
government, politics and hidden stories of Washington and its leaders, including
his Pulitzer Prize winning coverage of Watergate.
Saturday, February 7
Departs TC at 6:45 PM
Cost of outing is free, transportation fee applies.
Limited space available. Sign up with Amanda at 474-8881.
Fitness
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NEW CLASS FOR THE NEW YEAR!
CORE BASICS
Tuesdays 2– 2: 45 in the Fellowship Hall
Beginning January 13
Strong abdominal and back muscles are essential for performing everyday tasks, like lifting
and putting away groceries not to mention preventing an achy back and maintaining good
posture.
This class focuses on the important “CORE” muscles. Some exercise will be performed
standing but most will be seated work. Balls and weights will be incorporated to provide
effective resistance .
The exercises are geared toward those that are starting a program as well as
those that want an option to our mat pilates class in which participants are on
lying on the floor.
GENTLE YOGA WITH TONI
Try out our FREE introductory class on Monday
January 5 followed by The 6-week session ending
on February 16.
Mondays 3:30-4:30 in the
Fellowship Hall
*Sign-up with Elizabeth at 474-8884,
There is a $30 fee.
January Schedule Updates
All Classes in the Fellowship Hall scheduled
for Wednesday, January 7 have been
rescheduled to Tuesday, January 6 due to
the IPA meeting.
Combo Land Exercise Class on Friday,
January 9. Sit and Get Fit and Balance
Classes are cancelled. Water Class will still
be at 9:30 AM.
MAT PILATES with JAMI
Fridays at 3:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Resumes January 9
Come work on your flexibility,
posture and core strength.
Pilates breathing and stretching
Exercises are taught while
participants are lying on
exercise mats. Students must be
able to get up and down from
the floor without
assistance. However, a chair will
be provided for support during
transitions.
Class is free. But please
sign up with Elizabeth so
we can reserve your mat.
Groups and Clubs
Cedarfield
Knitters
Wednesdays
10:00 AM in A4.
Stop in for knitting and
conversation. Work on your
own project or something to
donate to the Red Cross.
Supplies available.
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BILLIARDS FOR FUN
Tuesday and Thursdays at 10:30 AM
Beginners Billiards on Saturdays at 10:00
AM.
The Billiards Room is located on the 1st floor by the
Atrium Café.
Chess
If you are interested in playing, brushing up or watching a chess game,
please contact Peter Edinger at 474-8993 or Dick Gladfelter at 217-8523.
Do you enjoy
BRAIN PUZZLES?
NEW from the
Games Committee!
Ping Pong
Open Game Night will be EVERY
The Games Committee
Tuesday at 7:00PM in 3rd floor
puts out a weekly Word
lounge PVE. Bring any game to
Search, Sudoku, and
play share! (If there is an evening
Crossword Puzzle near the performance, group will not meet)
mailboxes.
The Table will be set for drop in
players From Friday 5:00 PM to
Monday Morning at 10:00 AM
Please stop by A4 and grab a
paddle.
Progressive Bridge
Mondays at 1:00 PM / 3rd Floor PVE No partner needed.
Come early! Tables fill up fast! Questions? Contact Gwen Utecht at 836-3547
NATIONAL MAH JONGG
WINTER 2014
Play is open on
Wednesdays at 3rd floor Parkview
and Friday afternoons, in A4 both at
1:30 PM.
If you are interested in attending, please contact Jan Leaton 967-5999.
DUPLICATE BRIDGE
Join duplicate bridge for fun and a challenge!
Tuesdays 1:15 PM / 3rd floor PVE
Thursdays 1:15 PM / 3rd floor PVE
To join on Tuesdays, contact
Barbara Hinrichs at 217-7060.
To join on Thursdays, contact
Jane Graham at 527-5290.
Spirituality
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Chaplain’s Corner
A joyous January to each of you!
Religious life is launching several new opportunities for Cedarfield residents
this month to appeal to your head, heart and hands. We hope you will
consider exploring one or more of these offerings as part of your own
spiritual growth. For more information, please contact Rev. Florence Brooks,
Chaplain at 474-8853.
Art and Spirituality
Using scripture , poetry, prose, symbols, color, calligraphy, pen and ink we will
construct prayer strips from art paper to assist us with our daily prayer life.
Prayer strips are a great way to deepen our prayer life and open us to God
through the senses. Brenda Giannini, facilitator will guide us in this first workshop of a series designed to help you walk closer to God in the present
moment by listening to your inner voice and tapping into your creative spirits.
Wednesday, January 14
2:00 - 3:30 PM in the Creative Arts Studio (A3)
Sign up with Amanda at 474-8881 by Friday, January 9.No fee for this class.
We are looking to start an
Altar Guild.
If you are interested in
participating, please contact Nancy Boyer,
Roman Catholic
Eucharist Outreach
Thursday, January 15
11:00 AM
Town Center Chapel
Writer’s Sought
For Lenten Devotions Submissions
Lent is just a few weeks away. We’re hoping to launch Cedarfield’s first Lenten
Devotional Booklet and we would like residents, such as you, to contribute. Stop by he
Wellness and Leisure to sign up to write a devotional or to get guidelines for contribution.
Staff will be participating as well. All submissions are due Tuesday, January
27 for the 2015 booklet. Contact Florence at 474-8853 with questions.
H.S. Events and Programs
SPECIAL EVENTS
Rainbow Station
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Health Care Luncheon
Monday, January 26 at 12:00 PM
Main Dining Room
Tuesday, Jan. 6 / 10:15 AM
Health Care Great Room
Music with Kevin Salyer
Wednesday, Jan. 7 / 2:30 PM
Health Care Great Room
Harp Therapy
Friday, January 9
10:30 AM / Special Care
11:00 AM / Health Care
Assisted Living Outing to
Target
Tuesday, Jan. 13 / 2:00 PM
Music with Susan Cousins
Wednesday, Jan. 14 / 10:30 AM
Health Care Great Room
Health Care Sally Bell
Boxed Lunch
Friday, Jan. 16 / 12:00 PM
Health Care Great Room
Resident Council
Meeting
Monday, Jan. 19 / 11:00 AM
Assisted Living Activity Room
Assisted Living Ladies Lunch
Wednesday, January 28 at 12:00 PM
Main Dining Room
*A flyer will be coming out with more details.*
Health Services“Singing & Sweets”
Thursday, January 22
6:45 -7:30 PM
Health Care Great Room
Beat the winter blues and join us for our first
family evening program. Singer Susan
Greenbaum will provide our entertainment for
the evening. Light refreshments will be served.
Please limit to two family members per resident.
Please call Katie Ziolkowski at 474-8744 by
Monday, January 19 to make reservations. Sign
up early, space is limited!
Castlebay Duo
Tuesday, Jan. 20 / 3:00 PM
Health Care Great Room
HC/AL Tea Party
Tuesday, Jan. 27 / 4:00 PM
Health Care Great Room
Health Services January Birthdays
1/5 Betty Wallace
1/18 Shirley Buerlein
1/25 Mae Andrews
1/7 Walton Turnbull
1/21 Cecilia Gioia
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Special Announcements
Bereavement Support Group
All who are grieving a loss are invited to attend,
whether “loss” means missing a loved one who has passed
away, or grieving loss of health or independence, or even
loss of a beloved pet. Grief affects us all, and grief support
benefits us all. Meetings will be weekly and will be held on
Mondays at 11:00 AM in A4, beginning on
Monday, January 26. Please plan to attend if you are
interested. Call Zach at 474-8857 or Jen at 474-8818
to register; however, registration is not necessary to attend!
Recycling pick-up will begin at 2:00 PM
on January 2, 16 & 30 for IL Apartments.
Cedarchest
Sales Day
Thursday, January 8 and 22
10:30 AM - 1:30 PM
Monthly Meetings
Community Catchup
Friday, January 9
10:30 AM Social Time
11:00 AM Meeting Begins
Fellowship Hall
Departmental Meetings
Monday, January 12
2:00 PM
Areas 2, 10, 6, and 14
Locations will be in the
Weekly Update.
Residents’ Council
Wednesday, January 28
2:00 PM in A4
Receiving Day
Thursdays, January 15 and 29
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
*No receiving on January 1*
Motion and
Movement Disorder
Group
The Cedarchest is located on the second floor near B-wing.
Silent Auctions will be held on an as needed basis
at the Employee Entrance.
Friday, January 2
2:00 PM
Town Center Chapel
Memory Support Group
If you or someone you care about is struggling with
memory loss you are invited to attend the Memory
Support Group held the last Tuesday of every month.
All are welcome to come!
Call Georgia at 474-8733
or Haila at 474-8748
with any questions.