Village Crier - March

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P U B L I S H E D B Y L I S A G A R N E R

Bermuda Village Retirement Resort142 Bermuda Village Drive Bermuda Run, NC 27006

Featured Resident 2

Birthdays & Anniversaries 2

Calendar 3

Programs 4 & 5

Arts & Adventure 6

BV Photo Gallery 7

Recreation & Fitness 8

Village Living 9

Saturday Movies 10

Menu 11

MARCH 2011

VESPER SERVICESUnless otherwise noted,

Vesper Services are held at5:00pm in the Chapel.

Sunday, March 6Rev. Timothy Wolfe

Blaise Baptist Church, Mocksville

Sunday, March 13Rev. Dr. Sealy Cross

The Church of the Ascension,

Episcopal

Sunday, March 20Rev. Dr. Robby Phillips

Trinity United Methodist, WS

Sunday, March 27Rev. David Kindy

Fraternity Church of the Brethren,

Winston-Salem

FINE DINING NIGHTFriday, March 25

7:00pm In the Dining RoomCost: $49.99

Reservations limited to 24 people.

AmuseChicken Chorizo Japanese Dumpling

StarterSplit Pea and Prosciutto Soup

Intermezzo

EntréeSeabass

Cheese and Charred Bell Pepper PolentaRoasted Haricot Vert Bacon Bundle

DessertCaramel Coriander Crème Brulee

When making Dinner Reservations at the Front Desk, please indicate that you wish to participate in Fine Dining.

An alternate menu of Pork Piccata will be served in the Atrium beginning at 6:00pm.

St. Patrick’s Day Dinner PartyThursday, March 17

5:00pm Social in the Living Room6:00pm Dinner in the Dining Room

Cost: $22.95

Tonight’s Buffet features:COLD SALADS

Colcannon Potato Salad, Mixed Greens,Pea and Carrot Salad, Kiwi Fruit Salad, Jell-o Salad

HOT DISHESFish and ChipsBangers and Mash

Guinness Stew of Beef, Beer Braised Cabbage and Onions

Green BeansDESSERT

St. Patrick’s Day Festive CakeBeer and Wine are included in the price.

Entertainment:7:15 – 7:30pmIrish Dancers

Enjoy traditional Irish Folk Dancing with members of the

Rince na h’Eireann Dance Troupe7:45 – 8:30pm

Tenor, Robert BaileyJoin tenor Robert Bailey and pianist Trish Williams with a programthat includes many of the most popular and endearing melodies

from that shamrock-bordered isle we all know and love.

Both programs will be held in the Dining Room.

You should be a’wearin’ o’ the green!

http://www.rincenaheireann.com/

MarchB I R T H D A Y S

FEATURED RESID

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Jeanne Braun moved to Bermuda Village on October 1, 2010 from Pennsylvania.

Although she recently relocated to North Carolina, she has ties to the area that go back many years.

Her daughter, Amanda Juhasz, and son-in-law, Steve, live just down the road from Bermuda Village.

Jeanne is glad to be living near Amanda, who teaches fourth grade at Shady Grove Elementary.

Jeanne’s grandson, Nick, attends Ellis Middle School and granddaughter, Julia, is studying at the

University of North Carolina.

Jeanne was born and raised in New Jersey. She has also lived in New York City

and Pennsylvania. Jeanne attended college at the Pratt Institute,

earning an Associate Degree in Industrial Design. She used her training to build a career as

a Stylist and Designer.

Jeanne enjoys cultural events, reading and painting.She also hopes to visit Israel in the near future.Jeanne would like to visit her grandson, Alex,there while he is attending Medical School.

That would also be a great opportunity to visit many historic Biblical sites.

Join us in welcoming Jeanne to Bermuda Village.

Jeanne Braun293 Hollybrook Drive

Jeanne Baughman 1Lucille Sweeten 5Mim Andrews 9Mary Jo McGill 9Joyce Kauffman 10Eleanor Myrick 12Mary V. Dickerson 15Grace Tate 18Barbara Henrichs 18Joy Kostmayer 21Dave Keller 23Ladotta Vlastakis 28Jeanne Braun 30Martha Schreiner 30Catered Living:Jimmy Ciccarello 17Nancy Rawles 28

Greystone:Dorothy O’Brien 9James Wessinger 16Melvin Falk 28

Joyce & Douglas Kauffman 10Pat & Jack Barnes 21Joan & Dick Schnably 28Catered Living:Mary & John Orr 17

A N N I V E R S A R I E S

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

March Menu 2011

As a reminder…If the Nightly Special is not toyour liking, you may order

from the Dinner Menu exceptfor Buffets and Special Events.

The Fresh Catch and Market Price will be

availableFriday Morning.

Menu subject to change.

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Carved HamFried ChickenSeafood Dish

ReservationsRequired

11:30am - 1:30pm

Dining Room

Carved TurkeyBeef StewSeafood Casserole


11:30am - 1:30pm

Dining Room

Pork LoinBBQ ChickenSeafood Dish


11:30am - 1:30pm

Dining Room

CountryBrunch$11.95


11:30am - 1:30pm

Dining Room

PancakeBreakfast$8.95

Dining Room

Chicken andDumplings$11.95

Atrium and

Dining Room

Open-facedBeef withGravy

Lasagna$11.95

Atrium and

Dining Room

Spinach andSwiss Omelet

Shrimp andGrits$15.95

Atrium and

Dining Room

CheddarBurger

Pot Roast$11.95

Atrium and

Dining Room

Main DiningRoom ClosedRoast Pork LoinStuffing & GravyButternut SquashRoasted PotatoesDinner Roll

$7.95Can be ordered by

calling theFront Desk

Main Dining Room ClosedGrilled Chicken

BreastWild Rice BlendVegetable MedleyDinner Roll



Main Dining Room ClosedSliced Beef

Mashed PotatoGreen Bean Medley

Dinner Roll$7.95

Can be ordered bycalling theFront Desk

Main Dining

Room ClosedHam

Au gratin PotatoesGlazed CarrotsCorn Muffin



Main DiningRoom ClosedSpaghetti

Bolognese SauceGarlic Bread



EggsBenedict

EggplantParmesan$13.95

Atrium and

Dining Room

PopcornShrimp

Coconut CurryScallops

Market PriceAtrium and

Dining Room

Chicken Tenders Platter

AppetizerSoup

Chef Salad$14.95

Atrium and

Dining Room

Sloppy Joe

ChickenSouvlaki$14.95

Atrium and

Dining Room

ChiliCheese Dog

BIRTHDAYNIGHT

Ham DinnerDining Room

BuffetLuncheon

Pork Roulade$14.95

Dining Room

BuffetLuncheon

Veal Scaloppini$16.95

Dining Room

ColoradoPotatoes andPoached Egg

St. Patrick’sDay Buffet$22.95

Dining Room

BuffetLuncheon

Beef Lo Mien$13.95

Dining Room

BuffetLuncheon

Brisket Plate$13.95

Dining Room

Winston GrilledCheese

Fresh CatchMarket Price

Atrium and

Dining Room

SunshinePlatter


Atrium and

Dining Room

Quichedu Jour


Atrium and

Dining Room

SunshinePlatter

6:00pmPork Piccata$14.95Atrium

7:00pmFINE DINING$49.99

Dining Room

DeliSandwichesAnd Soup

Italian Pasta Buffet$14.95

Dining Room


Prime Rib$17.99or

Salmon$16.99

Dining Room


Steak Night$17.99

Dining Room


Sliced Strip Loin$17.99

Dining Room

The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit (1956)

Saturday, March 5 Not Rated (Resident Request)

After serving as an Army captain in World War II, Tom Rath (Gregory Peck) returnshome a changed man. But 10 years later, with her eyes on a nicer house and a betterlife, his wife (Jennifer Jones) is still longing for the go-getter she once knew. To makeher happy, Tom takes a high-paying PR job with a Madison Avenue company. But hismemories of the past – and his discomfort with the present – make it difficult toembrace the future.

The Social Network (2010)

Saturday, March 12 Rated PG-13

Director David Fincher’s biographical drama chronicles the meteoric rise of FacebookCEO Mark Zuckerman (Jesse Eisenberg) from Harvard sophomore to internetsuperstar, examining his relationships with co-founder Eduardo Saverin(Andrew Garfield) and Napster founder Sean Parker (Justin Timberlake). The filmracked up Golden Globe nominations for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor(Eisenberg), and Best Supporting Actor (Garfield).

Morning Glory (2010)

Saturday, March 19 Rated PG-13 (Resident Request)

Whiz-kid producer Becky Fuller (Rachel McAdams) finds her abilities put to the testwhen she’s charged with bringing a network morning show back from ratingspurgatory. Her first job: getting the show’s feuding, acid-tongued co-hosts(Harrison Ford and Diane Keaton) under control. Jeff Goldblum co-stars as Fuller’snetwork-exec boss and Patrick Wilson is Beck’s put-upon boyfriend in the comedyfrom the writer of The Devil Wears Prada.

The Kids are All Right (2010)

Saturday, March 26 Rated R

Joni (Mia Wasikowska) and Laser (Josh Hutcherson), the children of same-sexparents Nic (Annette Bening) and Jules (Julianne Moore), become curious about theidentity of their sperm-donor dad (Mark Ruffalo) and set out to make him part of theirfamily unit, often with hilarious results. But his arrival complicates the householddynamics, and nobody is sure where or how he fits in – if at all – in this Golden Globe-winning comedy.

Saturday Movies2:00 & 7:30 pm

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MarchCalendar

2011

Depart: 11:15amLunch at Bob’s

Big Gas and Subs

1:30pmTea & Talk

Always held in the 1st Floor

Redbud Parlor

1:30pmTea & Talk

Depart: 11:15amLa Lunch

Piedmont Club

1:30pmTea & Talk

2:30pmWine Aficionados

5:00pm Social6:00pm DinnerST.PATRICK’SDAY PARTY

Depart: 6:15pmGreat Decisions

WFU

1:30pmTea & Talk


WFU

1:30pmTea & Talk


WFU

9 & 18 HoleSenior Golf

1:30pmKnit OneSew Too


Redbud Parlor


1:30pmKnit OneSew Too3:00pmProgram:

Davie CountySenior ServicesFeatured Speaker:

Kim ShuskeyIn the Living Rm







BIRTHDAY NIGHT

Featuring Jeff Maggs

7:45pmIn the Living Rm

1:30pmShop

Harris Teeter

1:30pmShop

Hanes Mall

7:00pmBINGOBINGONIGHTNIGHT

In the Dining Rm

1:30pmShop Clemmons

3:00pmRJ Reynolds-

Triumph, Tragedy,Tobacco

Featured Speaker:Corby WolfeIn the Living RmDepart: 6:45pm

Classic and Romantic

AdventuresStevens Center

1:30pmShop Thruway

4:30pmCommunionService

Depart: 6:00pmDinner on the Town

River BirchLodge

1:30pmShop

Hanes Pointand Walmart


11:30amPANCAKE

BREAKFASTIn the Dining Rm

1:00pmBridge


1:00pmBridge


1:00pmBridge

2:30pmShuffleboard

WorkshopShuffleboard Ct.


1:00pmBridge

Depart: 2:30pmTanglewood

Walk with Heidi

5:00pmVesper Service

Depart: 2:15pm Classic andRomanticAdventuresStevens Center


DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME

BEGINSTurn clocks

forward one hour.


Depart: 1:15pmH.M.S. PinaforeStevens Center



1:00pmDupl. Bridge

1:30pmShop Lowes


Depart: 11:15amMUSIC LOVERS

LUNCHEONPiedmont Club

1:30pmShop Food Lion

7:45pmIRISH COFFEE

SOCIALIn the Living Rm


1:00pmDupl. Bridge

1:30pmShop Lowes



5:00pmFriday NightSocial

In the Living Rm

7:00pmFINE DINING NT.In the Dining Rm


2:00 & 7:30pmMOVIE:

The Man in theGray Flannel Suit

Not Rated

Depart: 6:45pmFor the Beauty

of the EarthSalem College

2:00 & 7:30pmMOVIE:

The Social Network

Rated PG-13

2:00 & 7:30pmMOVIE:

Morning GloryRated PG-13

Depart: 1:00pmW-S Symphony

Side by SideConcertWSSU

2:00 & 7:30pmMOVIE:

The Kids Are All RightRated R

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Lunch at Bob’s Big Gas Subs and PubThursday, March 3

Depart: 11:15am (Winston-Salem)

One look at Bob’s menu and you’ll notice traditional favorites with amodern flair. The atmosphere combines an industrial feel with moderntechnologies. Bob’s sandwiches, salads, desserts and even adult

beverage menu have been designed with a neighborhood feel in mind.Please make transpor tation reservations at the Front Desk by noon Wednesday, March 2.

Restaurant seating will be informal and residents are responsible for their own bill.

BINGO NIGHTTuesday, March 8

7:00pmIn the Dining Room

B-4 you forget…mark your calendars for another

fun night of BINGO.

Remember to bring your $1 bills.We will play 10 games for$1 per card / per game.

Please sign up at the Front Deskby noon Monday, March 7.

MARCH PROGRAMS

Pancake BreakfastMonday, March 7

11:30am In the Dining Room$8.95

Come for a celebration of good food, fellowship, and indulgence prior to Lent.

Resident Chef’s will prepare the pancake feast.A breakfast buffet will also be available for your enjoyment.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THE MOST FUN BREAKFAST/LUNCHEON

WE HAVE ALL YEAR!EVERYONE WELCOME.

Davie County Senior Services ~Something for Everyone!

Wednesday, March 9

3:00pm In the Living Room

Featured Speaker: Kim Shuskey

Mrs. Shuskey will bring information concerningthe programs and services that

the Department of Senior Services offers to Davie County residents.

Learn about their special interest programs,support groups, volunteer opportunities

and more.Come to this afternoon program to find out

what they have that may be of interest to you!

Properties

Bermuda Village gives you anopportunity to fulfill your

retirement dreams and to continuehomeownership while enjoying an

active carefree lifestyle.

You have earned it! Take the time to enjoy it!

Condominium prices $80,000 to $300,000 Villa prices $199,000 to $500,000

The pond on the terrace!

North Carolina’s Premier Retirement Community

142 Bermuda Village Drive Bermuda Run, NC 27006

Condominiums 2112 Redbud $105,000 Ready to move! One bedroom, one bath, living/dining, kitchen, laundry, 1st floor. Patio. 3127 Magnolia $125,000 Location! Two bedroom, two baths, living/dining, kitchen, laundry, sunroom, 1st floor, relax on your patio while enjoying a peaceful location at the pond and fountain. 3116 Magnolia $230,000 Renovated! Two bedroom plus, two baths, living, dining, kitchen, laundry, sunroom, 1st floor. Relax on your private patio and enjoy an extended view overlooking the golf course. Villas – Duplex or Single Homes

131 Willowbrook $199,000 A Gem! Duplex with two car garage. Relax on your private, fenced patio and enjoy the golf course, pond and fountain view. Life doesn’t get any more relaxing-sunroom, living, dining area. Two bedrooms, two baths. All this plus private garden area. New roof. New HVAC system. 107 Linden Place $275,000 Ready for you! Enjoy the peaceful setting. Single family home with two-car garage. Living, dining area and sunroom. Two bedrooms, two baths plus a study. 288 Hollybrook $175,000 New Listing! Duplex. One car garage. Living, dining area. Eat-in kitchen. Two bedrooms, two baths. Patio. Short walk to clubhouse, indoor pool, activities and dining. CONVENIENT!

Affordable Homeownership! No Entrance Fee!

To schedule your visit or request information, please call us at 800-843-5433or 336-998-6539 or Visit our website www.BermudaVillage.net

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Dinner on the Town

RIVERBIRCHLODGETuesday, March 22

Depart: 6:00pm (Winston-Salem)

As a local and independently owned restaurant,the River Birch Lodge offers their guests theinviting combination of an original menu and

friendly, attentive service.Entrée selections include Campfire Trout,

Cedar Planked Grilled Salmon, Pork Tenderloin,Grilled Duck Breast, Hanger Steak, Ribs,

River Birch Lodge Pasta and more.

Residents may sit in groups of 2, 4, 6 or 8and are responsible for their own bill.

Please make transportation reservations at the Front Desk by noon Friday, March 18.

Birthday Night Featuring Tenor, Jeff Maggs

Wednesday, March 307:45pm In the Living Room

Mr. Maggs has performed opera, musical theater,and jazz standards as well as singing concerts

and recitals with symphony orchestras. Favorite roles include Beppe in I Paglicii,

Frederic in Pirates of Penzance, Mr. Pinkerton in Pinkalicious, the Musical,

and Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

This will be Mr. Magg’ssecond performance at Bermuda Village.

Join us and celebrate Birthday Night with an operatic program you don’t want to miss!

Exercise Class ScheduleTime Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Tanglewood WalkMonday, March 28Depart: 2:30pm

Take a quick bus ride to nearby Tanglewood Park and enjoy a

Spring afternoon walk in the parkwith Heidi Ogle.

All walking levels are encouragedto join the group.

Please sign up in the mailroom byFriday, March 25 if you are interested in participating.

Singles Shuffleboard Tournament

The Singles Shuffleboard Tournamentis about to begin!

All skill levels are welcome.Please sign up in the mailroom by

Friday, March 25.At that time the ladder will be posted

and play may begin.Good Luck and have Fun!

Shuffleboard WorkshopMonday, March 21

2:30pm BV Shuffleboard Court

Brush up on your technique or simplycome by to learn the rules of the game.Heidi Ogle and fellow BV shuffleboardplayers will be available to help anyoneinterested in participating in this workshop.

Please sign up in the Mailroom by Friday, March 18.

8:30am Water Co-ed Water WaterAerobics Conditioning Aerobics

8:45am Strength StrengthTraining Training

9:00am

9:45am

10:45pm Sit & Fit Pilates Sit & Fit Sit & Fit

1:30pm Balance Balance Balance

3:00pm

CardioFit & Flex

CardioFit & Flex

CardioFit & Flex

GolfConditioning

CardioFit & Flex

Men’s Cardio

Walking Group

Friday Night Socials

IRISH COFFEE SOCIALFriday, March 11

7:45pm In the Living RoomStop by for a cup of Irish Coffee

and a light dessert.

The coffee has a “wee bit o’ the Irish’ in it,

the dessert is light and sweet and so is

the company of friends and neighbors.

~AND~

Friday, March 25


Remember…you do not need dinner

reservations to attend the Friday Night Socials

RJ Reynolds ~ Triumph, Tragedy, Tobacco

Tuesday, March 15


Featured Speaker – Corby Wolfe

This program was presented to theMen’s Literary Society in January 2011.

It is a condensed story ofRichard Joshua (R.J.) Reynolds,

the evolution of the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company,

the Reynolds legacy, some of their interesting familymembers and a few tidbits and attention-getters in

the family history.

Wake Forest University

GREAT DECISIONS LECTURE SERIESBegins Thursday, March 17 thru Thursday, April 21


This year’s lecture series covers the topics of

* Egypt and the Tunisia Effect * Making Sense of Multilateralism

* Germany's Ascendancy * Banks, Governments, and Debt Crisis

* The Caucasus * Sanctions and Nonproliferation

Residents may attend one or all of the lectures.

Books are not necessary, but may be purchased at the first program for approximately $23.00.

Please make transportation reservations at the Front Desk

by noon the Tuesday before each program.

Congratulations to the 2010 BV TournamentGrand Champions!

Dick Rogers – Outdoor PuttingAlan McGee – Pool/BilliardsShirley Bryant – Croquet

Don Hibbard – Singles ShuffleboardMim and Al Andrews – Doubles Shuffleboard

Personal Training With Heidi Ogle

Bermuda Village LifeFit Manager,Heidi Ogle, offers Personal Training

sessions for all BV Residents.If you are interested in working on a

one-on-one basis to improve your cardioconditioning, strength, flexibility or balance

Heidi can help create and monitor aprogram designed for you.

Personal Training sessions are scheduled thruthe LifeFit Dept. and are free of charge.

Call Heidi at 998-6774 tomake an appointment!

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Piedmont Opera and the Stevens Center present:

H.M.S. PinaforeSunday, March 27


The topsy-turvy world of Gilbert and Sullivan isback – this time with a story set on the high seas! Gilbert’s tale of love that levels all rank, set to the

hummable melodies of Arthur Sullivan,was an instant hit for the team.

Fans of all ages will enjoy beloved tunes such as“I’m Called Little Buttercup,” “I am the Captainof the Pinafore” and “We Sail the Ocean Blue.”

Of Gilbert and Sullivan’s work, the critics of the day said,

“…they conjured into existence a hitherto unknown comic world of sheer delight.”

Residents must purchase tickets in advanceby calling the Box Office at 724-3202.

Box Office hours are Monday thru Friday -9:00am to 5:00pm.

Please make transportation reservations at theFront Desk by noon Friday, March 25.

The Piedmont Club invites you to join them for theirMusic Lovers Luncheon

Friday, March 11Depart: 11:15am (Winston-Salem)

Join other Music Lovers and Winston Salem Symphony Maestro Moodyfor a delicious lunch and musical presentation.

Please make transportation reservations at the Front Desk by noon Wednesday, March 9.The cost of $15.00 is payable at the Piedmont Club.

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Thursday, March 17Depart: 11:15am (Winston-Salem)

Join Maestro James Allbritten and several of the principal cast members for ajourney behind the making of the opera production, H.M.S. Pinafore.

Please make transportation reservations at the Front Desk by noon Tuesday, March 15.The $15.00 cost for the Luncheon is payable at the Piedmont Club.

2011 Gets off to a Great Start...2011

Indoor PuttingTournament


Murder Mystery Night

The Piedmont Chamber Singers Present:

For the Beauty of the EarthSaturday, March 5

Depart: 6:45pm Hanes Auditorium, Salem College (Winston Salem)

A bouquet of amorous Renaissance madrigals, folk songs, and works by contemporary composers will be presented in a program that is bound to awaken your senses to Spring!

Residents must purchase tickets in advance by calling 722-4022.Please make transportation reservations at the Front Desk by noon Thursday, March 3.

The Winston-Salem Symphony and the Stevens Center present:Classic and Romantic

AdventuresSunday, March 13 Depart: 2:15pm Tuesday, March 15 Depart: 6:45pm

(Winston Salem)Classic meets contemporary in themost pleasing of ways in this concert.

Maestro Moody pairs Prokofiev’s poised, elegantSymphony No. 1, written in the style of Haydn,

with Mozart’s great Concerto for Clarinet, artfullyperformed by WS Symphony principal clarinetist,

Anthony Taylor.

Residents must purchase tickets in advance by calling the Box Office at 464-0145.

Box Office hours are Monday thru Friday – 10:00am to 4:00pm.

Please make transportation reservationsfor either performance

at the Front Desk by noon Friday, March 11.

http://www.piedmontchambersingers.org/calendar.php

http://www.wssymphony.org/tchaik4

http://www.piedmontopera.org/on_stage/hms_pinafore

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Piedmont Opera and the Stevens Center present:

H.M.S. PinaforeSunday, March 27


The topsy-turvy world of Gilbert and Sullivan isback – this time with a story set on the high seas! Gilbert’s tale of love that levels all rank, set to the

hummable melodies of Arthur Sullivan,was an instant hit for the team.

Fans of all ages will enjoy beloved tunes such as“I’m Called Little Buttercup,” “I am the Captainof the Pinafore” and “We Sail the Ocean Blue.”

Of Gilbert and Sullivan’s work, the critics of the day said,

“…they conjured into existence a hitherto unknown comic world of sheer delight.”

Residents must purchase tickets in advanceby calling the Box Office at 724-3202.

Box Office hours are Monday thru Friday -9:00am to 5:00pm.

Please make transportation reservations at theFront Desk by noon Friday, March 25.

The Piedmont Club invites you to join them for theirMusic Lovers Luncheon

Friday, March 11Depart: 11:15am (Winston-Salem)

Join other Music Lovers and Winston Salem Symphony Maestro Moodyfor a delicious lunch and musical presentation.

Please make transportation reservations at the Front Desk by noon Wednesday, March 9.The cost of $15.00 is payable at the Piedmont Club.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------La Lunch


Join Maestro James Allbritten and several of the principal cast members for ajourney behind the making of the opera production, H.M.S. Pinafore.

Please make transportation reservations at the Front Desk by noon Tuesday, March 15.The $15.00 cost for the Luncheon is payable at the Piedmont Club.

2011 Gets off to a Great Start...2011

Indoor PuttingTournament


Murder Mystery Night

The Piedmont Chamber Singers Present:

For the Beauty of the EarthSaturday, March 5

Depart: 6:45pm Hanes Auditorium, Salem College (Winston Salem)

A bouquet of amorous Renaissance madrigals, folk songs, and works by contemporary composers will be presented in a program that is bound to awaken your senses to Spring!

Residents must purchase tickets in advance by calling 722-4022.Please make transportation reservations at the Front Desk by noon Thursday, March 3.

The Winston-Salem Symphony and the Stevens Center present:Classic and Romantic

AdventuresSunday, March 13 Depart: 2:15pm Tuesday, March 15 Depart: 6:45pm

(Winston Salem)Classic meets contemporary in themost pleasing of ways in this concert.

Maestro Moody pairs Prokofiev’s poised, elegantSymphony No. 1, written in the style of Haydn,

with Mozart’s great Concerto for Clarinet, artfullyperformed by WS Symphony principal clarinetist,

Anthony Taylor.

Residents must purchase tickets in advance by calling the Box Office at 464-0145.

Box Office hours are Monday thru Friday – 10:00am to 4:00pm.

Please make transportation reservationsfor either performance

at the Front Desk by noon Friday, March 11.

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Dinner on the Town

RIVERBIRCHLODGETuesday, March 22


As a local and independently owned restaurant,the River Birch Lodge offers their guests theinviting combination of an original menu and

friendly, attentive service.Entrée selections include Campfire Trout,

Cedar Planked Grilled Salmon, Pork Tenderloin,Grilled Duck Breast, Hanger Steak, Ribs,

River Birch Lodge Pasta and more.

Residents may sit in groups of 2, 4, 6 or 8and are responsible for their own bill.

Please make transportation reservations at the Front Desk by noon Friday, March 18.

Birthday Night Featuring Tenor, Jeff Maggs

Wednesday, March 307:45pm In the Living Room

Mr. Maggs has performed opera, musical theater,and jazz standards as well as singing concerts

and recitals with symphony orchestras. Favorite roles include Beppe in I Paglicii,

Frederic in Pirates of Penzance, Mr. Pinkerton in Pinkalicious, the Musical,

and Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

This will be Mr. Magg’ssecond performance at Bermuda Village.

Join us and celebrate Birthday Night with an operatic program you don’t want to miss!

Exercise Class ScheduleTime Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Tanglewood WalkMonday, March 28Depart: 2:30pm

Take a quick bus ride to nearby Tanglewood Park and enjoy a

Spring afternoon walk in the parkwith Heidi Ogle.

All walking levels are encouragedto join the group.

Please sign up in the mailroom byFriday, March 25 if you are interested in participating.

Singles Shuffleboard Tournament

The Singles Shuffleboard Tournamentis about to begin!

All skill levels are welcome.Please sign up in the mailroom by

Friday, March 25.At that time the ladder will be posted

and play may begin.Good Luck and have Fun!

Shuffleboard WorkshopMonday, March 21

2:30pm BV Shuffleboard Court

Brush up on your technique or simplycome by to learn the rules of the game.Heidi Ogle and fellow BV shuffleboardplayers will be available to help anyoneinterested in participating in this workshop.

Please sign up in the Mailroom by Friday, March 18.

8:30am Water Co-ed Water WaterAerobics Conditioning Aerobics

8:45am Strength StrengthTraining Training

9:00am

9:45am

10:45pm Sit & Fit Pilates Sit & Fit Sit & Fit

1:30pm Balance Balance Balance

3:00pm

CardioFit & Flex

CardioFit & Flex

CardioFit & Flex

GolfConditioning

CardioFit & Flex

Men’s Cardio

Walking Group


IRISH COFFEE SOCIALFriday, March 11

7:45pm In the Living RoomStop by for a cup of Irish Coffee

and a light dessert.

The coffee has a “wee bit o’ the Irish’ in it,

the dessert is light and sweet and so is

the company of friends and neighbors.

~AND~

Friday, March 25


Remember…you do not need dinner

reservations to attend the Friday Night Socials

RJ Reynolds ~ Triumph, Tragedy, Tobacco

Tuesday, March 15


Featured Speaker – Corby Wolfe

This program was presented to theMen’s Literary Society in January 2011.

It is a condensed story ofRichard Joshua (R.J.) Reynolds,

the evolution of the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company,

the Reynolds legacy, some of their interesting familymembers and a few tidbits and attention-getters in

the family history.

Wake Forest University

GREAT DECISIONS LECTURE SERIESBegins Thursday, March 17 thru Thursday, April 21


This year’s lecture series covers the topics of

* Egypt and the Tunisia Effect * Making Sense of Multilateralism

* Germany's Ascendancy * Banks, Governments, and Debt Crisis

* The Caucasus * Sanctions and Nonproliferation

Residents may attend one or all of the lectures.

Books are not necessary, but may be purchased at the first program for approximately $23.00.

Please make transportation reservations at the Front Desk

by noon the Tuesday before each program.

Congratulations to the 2010 BV TournamentGrand Champions!

Dick Rogers – Outdoor PuttingAlan McGee – Pool/BilliardsShirley Bryant – Croquet

Don Hibbard – Singles ShuffleboardMim and Al Andrews – Doubles Shuffleboard

Personal Training With Heidi Ogle

Bermuda Village LifeFit Manager,Heidi Ogle, offers Personal Training

sessions for all BV Residents.If you are interested in working on a

one-on-one basis to improve your cardioconditioning, strength, flexibility or balance

Heidi can help create and monitor aprogram designed for you.

Personal Training sessions are scheduled thruthe LifeFit Dept. and are free of charge.

Call Heidi at 998-6774 tomake an appointment!

SALES &

MARKETIN

GLunch at Bob’s Big Gas Subs and Pub


One look at Bob’s menu and you’ll notice traditional favorites with amodern flair. The atmosphere combines an industrial feel with moderntechnologies. Bob’s sandwiches, salads, desserts and even adult

beverage menu have been designed with a neighborhood feel in mind.Please make transpor tation reservations at the Front Desk by noon Wednesday, March 2.

Restaurant seating will be informal and residents are responsible for their own bill.

BINGO NIGHTTuesday, March 8

7:00pmIn the Dining Room

B-4 you forget…mark your calendars for another

fun night of BINGO.

Remember to bring your $1 bills.We will play 10 games for$1 per card / per game.

Please sign up at the Front Deskby noon Monday, March 7.

MARCH PROGRAMS

Pancake BreakfastMonday, March 7

11:30am In the Dining Room$8.95

Come for a celebration of good food, fellowship, and indulgence prior to Lent.

Resident Chef’s will prepare the pancake feast.A breakfast buffet will also be available for your enjoyment.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THE MOST FUN BREAKFAST/LUNCHEON

WE HAVE ALL YEAR!EVERYONE WELCOME.

Davie County Senior Services ~Something for Everyone!

Wednesday, March 9


Featured Speaker: Kim Shuskey

Mrs. Shuskey will bring information concerningthe programs and services that

the Department of Senior Services offers to Davie County residents.

Learn about their special interest programs,support groups, volunteer opportunities

and more.Come to this afternoon program to find out

what they have that may be of interest to you!

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The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit (1956)

Saturday, March 5 Not Rated (Resident Request)

After serving as an Army captain in World War II, Tom Rath (Gregory Peck) returnshome a changed man. But 10 years later, with her eyes on a nicer house and a betterlife, his wife (Jennifer Jones) is still longing for the go-getter she once knew. To makeher happy, Tom takes a high-paying PR job with a Madison Avenue company. But hismemories of the past – and his discomfort with the present – make it difficult toembrace the future.

The Social Network (2010)

Saturday, March 12 Rated PG-13

Director David Fincher’s biographical drama chronicles the meteoric rise of FacebookCEO Mark Zuckerman (Jesse Eisenberg) from Harvard sophomore to internetsuperstar, examining his relationships with co-founder Eduardo Saverin(Andrew Garfield) and Napster founder Sean Parker (Justin Timberlake). The filmracked up Golden Globe nominations for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor(Eisenberg), and Best Supporting Actor (Garfield).

Morning Glory (2010)

Saturday, March 19 Rated PG-13 (Resident Request)

Whiz-kid producer Becky Fuller (Rachel McAdams) finds her abilities put to the testwhen she’s charged with bringing a network morning show back from ratingspurgatory. Her first job: getting the show’s feuding, acid-tongued co-hosts(Harrison Ford and Diane Keaton) under control. Jeff Goldblum co-stars as Fuller’snetwork-exec boss and Patrick Wilson is Beck’s put-upon boyfriend in the comedyfrom the writer of The Devil Wears Prada.

The Kids are All Right (2010)

Saturday, March 26 Rated R

Joni (Mia Wasikowska) and Laser (Josh Hutcherson), the children of same-sexparents Nic (Annette Bening) and Jules (Julianne Moore), become curious about theidentity of their sperm-donor dad (Mark Ruffalo) and set out to make him part of theirfamily unit, often with hilarious results. But his arrival complicates the householddynamics, and nobody is sure where or how he fits in – if at all – in this Golden Globe-winning comedy.

Saturday Movies2:00 & 7:30 pm

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Depart: 11:15amLunch at Bob’s

Big Gas and Subs

1:30pmTea & Talk


Redbud Parlor

1:30pmTea & Talk

Depart: 11:15amLa Lunch

Piedmont Club

1:30pmTea & Talk

2:30pmWine Aficionados

5:00pm Social6:00pm DinnerST.PATRICK’SDAY PARTY


WFU

1:30pmTea & Talk


WFU

1:30pmTea & Talk


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Redbud Parlor


1:30pmKnit OneSew Too3:00pmProgram:

Davie CountySenior ServicesFeatured Speaker:

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BIRTHDAY NIGHT

Featuring Jeff Maggs

7:45pmIn the Living Rm

1:30pmShop

Harris Teeter

1:30pmShop

Hanes Mall

7:00pmBINGOBINGONIGHTNIGHT

In the Dining Rm

1:30pmShop Clemmons

3:00pmRJ Reynolds-

Triumph, Tragedy,Tobacco

Featured Speaker:Corby WolfeIn the Living RmDepart: 6:45pm

Classic and Romantic

AdventuresStevens Center

1:30pmShop Thruway

4:30pmCommunionService

Depart: 6:00pmDinner on the Town

River BirchLodge

1:30pmShop

Hanes Pointand Walmart


11:30amPANCAKE

BREAKFASTIn the Dining Rm

1:00pmBridge


1:00pmBridge


1:00pmBridge

2:30pmShuffleboard

WorkshopShuffleboard Ct.


1:00pmBridge

Depart: 2:30pmTanglewood

Walk with Heidi


Depart: 2:15pm Classic andRomanticAdventuresStevens Center


DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME

BEGINSTurn clocks

forward one hour.


Depart: 1:15pmH.M.S. PinaforeStevens Center



1:00pmDupl. Bridge

1:30pmShop Lowes


Depart: 11:15amMUSIC LOVERS

LUNCHEONPiedmont Club


7:45pmIRISH COFFEE

SOCIALIn the Living Rm


1:00pmDupl. Bridge

1:30pmShop Lowes



5:00pmFriday NightSocial

In the Living Rm

7:00pmFINE DINING NT.In the Dining Rm


2:00 & 7:30pmMOVIE:

The Man in theGray Flannel Suit

Not Rated

Depart: 6:45pmFor the Beauty

of the EarthSalem College

2:00 & 7:30pmMOVIE:

The Social Network

Rated PG-13

2:00 & 7:30pmMOVIE:

Morning GloryRated PG-13

Depart: 1:00pmW-S Symphony

Side by SideConcertWSSU

2:00 & 7:30pmMOVIE:

The Kids Are All RightRated R

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MarchB I R T H D A Y S

FEATURED RESID

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Jeanne Braun moved to Bermuda Village on October 1, 2010 from Pennsylvania.

Although she recently relocated to North Carolina, she has ties to the area that go back many years.

Her daughter, Amanda Juhasz, and son-in-law, Steve, live just down the road from Bermuda Village.

Jeanne is glad to be living near Amanda, who teaches fourth grade at Shady Grove Elementary.

Jeanne’s grandson, Nick, attends Ellis Middle School and granddaughter, Julia, is studying at the

University of North Carolina.

Jeanne was born and raised in New Jersey. She has also lived in New York City

and Pennsylvania. Jeanne attended college at the Pratt Institute,

earning an Associate Degree in Industrial Design. She used her training to build a career as

a Stylist and Designer.

Jeanne enjoys cultural events, reading and painting.She also hopes to visit Israel in the near future.Jeanne would like to visit her grandson, Alex,there while he is attending Medical School.

That would also be a great opportunity to visit many historic Biblical sites.

Join us in welcoming Jeanne to Bermuda Village.

Jeanne Braun293 Hollybrook Drive

Jeanne Baughman 1Lucille Sweeten 5Mim Andrews 9Mary Jo McGill 9Joyce Kauffman 10Eleanor Myrick 12Mary V. Dickerson 15Grace Tate 18Barbara Henrichs 18Joy Kostmayer 21Dave Keller 23Ladotta Vlastakis 28Jeanne Braun 30Martha Schreiner 30Catered Living:Jimmy Ciccarello 17Nancy Rawles 28

Greystone:Dorothy O’Brien 9James Wessinger 16Melvin Falk 28

Joyce & Douglas Kauffman 10Pat & Jack Barnes 21Joan & Dick Schnably 28Catered Living:Mary & John Orr 17

A N N I V E R S A R I E S


March Menu 2011

As a reminder…If the Nightly Special is not toyour liking, you may order

from the Dinner Menu exceptfor Buffets and Special Events.

The Fresh Catch and Market Price will be

availableFriday Morning.

Menu subject to change.

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Carved HamFried ChickenSeafood Dish


11:30am - 1:30pm

Dining Room

Carved TurkeyBeef StewSeafood Casserole


11:30am - 1:30pm

Dining Room

Pork LoinBBQ ChickenSeafood Dish


11:30am - 1:30pm

Dining Room

CountryBrunch$11.95


11:30am - 1:30pm

Dining Room

PancakeBreakfast$8.95

Dining Room

Chicken andDumplings$11.95

Atrium and

Dining Room

Open-facedBeef withGravy

Lasagna$11.95

Atrium and

Dining Room

Spinach andSwiss Omelet

Shrimp andGrits$15.95

Atrium and

Dining Room

CheddarBurger

Pot Roast$11.95

Atrium and

Dining Room

Main DiningRoom ClosedRoast Pork LoinStuffing & GravyButternut SquashRoasted PotatoesDinner Roll



Main Dining Room ClosedGrilled Chicken

BreastWild Rice BlendVegetable MedleyDinner Roll



Main Dining Room ClosedSliced Beef

Mashed PotatoGreen Bean Medley

Dinner Roll$7.95

Can be ordered bycalling theFront Desk

Main Dining

Room ClosedHam

Au gratin PotatoesGlazed CarrotsCorn Muffin



Main DiningRoom ClosedSpaghetti

Bolognese SauceGarlic Bread



EggsBenedict

EggplantParmesan$13.95

Atrium and

Dining Room

PopcornShrimp

Coconut CurryScallops

Market PriceAtrium and

Dining Room

Chicken Tenders Platter

AppetizerSoup

Chef Salad$14.95

Atrium and

Dining Room

Sloppy Joe

ChickenSouvlaki$14.95

Atrium and

Dining Room

ChiliCheese Dog

BIRTHDAYNIGHT

Ham DinnerDining Room

BuffetLuncheon

Pork Roulade$14.95

Dining Room

BuffetLuncheon

Veal Scaloppini$16.95

Dining Room

ColoradoPotatoes andPoached Egg

St. Patrick’sDay Buffet$22.95

Dining Room

BuffetLuncheon

Beef Lo Mien$13.95

Dining Room

BuffetLuncheon

Brisket Plate$13.95

Dining Room

Winston GrilledCheese


Atrium and

Dining Room

SunshinePlatter


Atrium and

Dining Room

Quichedu Jour


Atrium and

Dining Room

SunshinePlatter

6:00pmPork Piccata$14.95Atrium

7:00pmFINE DINING$49.99

Dining Room


Italian Pasta Buffet$14.95

Dining Room


Prime Rib$17.99or

Salmon$16.99

Dining Room


Steak Night$17.99

Dining Room


Sliced Strip Loin$17.99

Dining Room

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P U B L I S H E D B Y L I S A G A R N E R

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Birthdays & Anniversaries 2

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Arts & Adventure 6

BV Photo Gallery 7

Recreation & Fitness 8

Village Living 9

Saturday Movies 10

Menu 11

MARCH 2011

VESPER SERVICESUnless otherwise noted,

Vesper Services are held at5:00pm in the Chapel.

Sunday, March 6Rev. Timothy Wolfe

Blaise Baptist Church, Mocksville

Sunday, March 13Rev. Dr. Sealy Cross

The Church of the Ascension,

Episcopal

Sunday, March 20Rev. Dr. Robby Phillips

Trinity United Methodist, WS

Sunday, March 27Rev. David Kindy

Fraternity Church of the Brethren,

Winston-Salem

FINE DINING NIGHTFriday, March 25

7:00pm In the Dining RoomCost: $49.99

Reservations limited to 24 people.

AmuseChicken Chorizo Japanese Dumpling

StarterSplit Pea and Prosciutto Soup

Intermezzo

EntréeSeabass

Cheese and Charred Bell Pepper PolentaRoasted Haricot Vert Bacon Bundle

DessertCaramel Coriander Crème Brulee

When making Dinner Reservations at the Front Desk, please indicate that you wish to participate in Fine Dining.

An alternate menu of Pork Piccata will be served in the Atrium beginning at 6:00pm.

St. Patrick’s Day Dinner PartyThursday, March 17

5:00pm Social in the Living Room6:00pm Dinner in the Dining Room

Cost: $22.95

Tonight’s Buffet features:COLD SALADS

Colcannon Potato Salad, Mixed Greens,Pea and Carrot Salad, Kiwi Fruit Salad, Jell-o Salad

HOT DISHESFish and ChipsBangers and Mash

Guinness Stew of Beef, Beer Braised Cabbage and Onions

Green BeansDESSERT

St. Patrick’s Day Festive CakeBeer and Wine are included in the price.

Entertainment:7:15 – 7:30pmIrish Dancers

Enjoy traditional Irish Folk Dancing with members of the

Rince na h’Eireann Dance Troupe7:45 – 8:30pm

Tenor, Robert BaileyJoin tenor Robert Bailey and pianist Trish Williams with a programthat includes many of the most popular and endearing melodies

from that shamrock-bordered isle we all know and love.

Both programs will be held in the Dining Room.

You should be a’wearin’ o’ the green!

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