2019

JUNE

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A L Z H E I M E R ’ S A W A R E N E S S LONGEST DAY

Join us for events all week! June 21 is the day each year with the longest amount of light, and the Alzheimer’s Association uses that day to promote Alzheimer’s Awareness. Their slogan is, “The day with the most light is the day we fight.” We are fighting for a cure for Alzheimer’s disease. Did you know that 1 in 3 seniors dies with Alzheimer’s or dementia, and that every 65 seconds someone is diagnosed with the disease? That is staggering.

Knowledge is power. We want to shatter the silence about dementia and Alzheimer’s, to start conversations, ask and answer questions, and provide resources for our community. Join us for a week filled with special Alzheimer’s Awareness programming, speakers and events to empower our community.

Monday, June 17 All Events Ball Room, Tomlinson Wellness Ctr

10:30 am–Tai Chi for Memory Join Mike Simpson as he teaches a class that is specifically designed for movement and memory.

11:15 am–Brain Boosting Foods with Alice Alice Smith will provide tips–and samples!– on adding more brain boosting foods into your diet, and with samples to enjoy as she teaches.

Tuesday, June 18 Ball Room, Tomlinson Wellness Ctr

10:30 am–Brain Games and Balance Join Suzy for a combination of brain boosting exercise and balance challenges to work the brain!

11:00 am- Essential Oils for Memory Aromatherapist/RN, Julie Jones will teach us about oils that can help boost mood and memory. Cost $7.00. RSVP by June 17 with Suzy, ext. 1227.

Wednesday, June 19 Piner Hall

9:30-11:00 am–Crepes & More for a Cause Enjoy delicious crepes, fresh fruit, bacon, mimosas, fresh juice and more, plus a signature purple beverage for Alzheimer’s Awareness. All proceeds go to our local Alzheimer’s Association chapter. Cost is $15.00 RSVP by June 13 with Alice, ext. 1260. or via Wellzesta.

Thursday, June 20 Piner Hall

3:30 pm–Doors Open 4:00 pm–Sweets & Treats Auction Calling all bakers, cake makers and auction enthusiasts! We need your help. All artists and residents are invited to participate as individuals, teams, as friends–be creative! Our goal is to raise awareness about Alzheimer’s Disease by auctioning individual portions/slices and whole cakes/pies, and to have fun. Sign up by June 12 with Suzy at ext. 1227, Alice at ext. 1260 or Janice at ext. 1266 to let us know what you'll be making. Bring your dessert item to Alice’s office the morning of the event or to Piner Hall by 3:00 pm. Please include a recipe/ingredient list for each submission. Bring your submission in a non-returnable dish/platter since it will be going home with someone else. Professional auctioneer, Stanley Smith (who also happens to be Alice’s dad) will be auctioning our baked goods to the highest bidder. You can register to bid at the door to get your paddle. Your account will be charged for purchases. After the auction, we will have plates and wrap available if you want to share your treat with others. We will deliver

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Pranab & Phyllis Das 505 Strawbridge

Don & Kathie Eppert 1168 Francis Asbury

Kenneth Parker 313 Strickland Place

Ervin Ray Taylor 401 Strickland Place

Jane Shumate 205 Strickland Place

Welcome Newcomers!

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CELEBRATING POLLINATORS“If bees were to disappear from the globe,”

Einstein predicted, “mankind would only

have four years left to live.”

Did you know that 80% of plant species require bees to be pollinated? Without bees, there is no pollinization, and fruits and vegetables could disappear from the face of the Earth. Apis mellifera (the honey bee), which appeared on Earth 60 million years before man and is as indispensable to the economy as it is to man’s survival.

Over the past 15 years, numerous colonies of bees have been decimated throughout the world, but the causes of this disaster remain unknown. Depending on the world region, 50% to 90% of all local bees have disappeared, and this epidemic is still spreading from beehive to beehive–all over the planet.

June 17-21, we'll offer speakers, movies and other events educating us and celebrating the critical roles pollinators play in our world.

Join us for events all week!

purchases to your home if you need assistance getting your desserts home. Invite family and friends to join us! All donated items must be delivered by 3:00 pm. Auction begins at 4:00 pm.

Friday, June 21 *Wear Your Purple Longest Day T-Shirt!* All Events Piner Hall Unless Otherwise Noted

10:00 am–Effective Communication Strategies- How to Navigate Alzheimer’s Communication is more than just talking and listening–it's also about sending and receiving messages through attitude, tone of voice, facial expressions and body language. As people with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia progress and the ability to use words is lost, families need new ways to connect. Learn to decode the verbal and behavioral messages delivered by someone with dementia, and identify strategies to help you connect and communicate at each stage of the disease. Presented by the Alzheimer’s Association Community Educator.

11:00 am–Chick-fil-A Lunch Show your support by purchasing and wearing an Arbor Acres Official Longest Day t-shirt. For each t-shirt ordered you will also receive a Chick-fil-A sandwich. Cost is $15.00. Orders taken by Suzy or Alice. Last day to order t-shirts is June 3, and for Chick-fil-A is June 13. Your account will be charged. Pick up your Chick-fil-A sandwich and chips/fruit/beverage provided by Arbor Acres from the Pool Table area by 11:30 am, then adjourn to Piner Hall to lunch together wearing our Longest Day t-shirts.

12:00 pm–Monarch Butterfly Release Tomlinson Wellness Ctr Terrace We will release 50 monarch butterflies in recognition of those in our lives with Alzheimer’s and Dementia.

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June EventsSaturday, June 1

1:00 PM Saturday Movie Matinee Piner Hall

Mamma Mia!

(2008) (PG-13) Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan. (108 minutes). See Wellzesta for details.

Monday, June 311:30 AM Caregiver Support Group, 1/6 Multi-Purpose Room

Come feel heard, cared for and understood. Learn that you are not alone, and find compassion, advice, humor and understanding in our group. We'll share practical tips and experiences. We will meet for an hour and then any who care to will join together for lunch. We'll meet for the following six weeks. Contact Rev. Laura-Lee Jones at ext. 1382 for more information.

Tuesday, June 4 3:00 PM Electronic Library Usage with Rhonda Smith Piner Hall

Rhonda returns to Arbor Acres to answer additional questions regarding electronic usage of the Winston-Salem Forsyth County Library.

Tuesday, June 4 (cont.)7:00 PM Pianist Bob Sanger Piner Hall

Hailing from Virginia, Bob was playing Mozart by the age of six, and later was awarded full performance scholarship to East Carolina University. Over the years since, he has lived a life on the road performing with rock bands, show bands and Jazz bands. Able to perform a wide variety of music styles, Bob will bring years of knowledge and performance savvy for us to enjoy!

Wednesday, June 510:00 AM Bocce Clinic Bocce Court, Clubhouse

Clinic with Bocce experts who will instruct, encourage and help us up our game. It doesn’t matter what level of play you are, or if you have ever played. Our Bocce tournament kicks off after this one-time clinic. Make sure you are there to get instructions on how to participate!

2:00 PM Spiritual Arts Presents Chaplain Glenn Davis First Responders: No Easy Job Piner Hall

A first responder may be a police officer, an emergency medical technician or a firefighter. Most of us know little of the unique stresses, challenges and traumas encountered by this brave yet vulnerable population. Chaplain Davis will give us an inside look at their lives and work, the mental and physical impacts, and the trailblazing program that Glenn and Wake Baptist Health have developed to support them. Chaplain Glenn Davis served for over 27 years as a chaplain with the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office. For the past two years he has managed the First Responder Chaplaincy Program at Wake Forest Baptist. Under this program, chaplains are trained and then deployed as integral, embedded members of emergency response teams.

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Wednesday, June 5 (cont.)4:00 PM Origami with Nana Watanobe Multi-Purpose Room

The word “origami” means “paper folding” and is a traditional art in Japanese culture, using no scissors, glue or tape to create shapes using paper. Nana Watanobe, coordinator for the Japan Outreach Initiative at WFU's Museum of Anthropology, will teach us how to make an easy origami ornament to keep. Everyone is welcome regardless of experience. Nana has recently given a talk about her homeland of Japan followed by a calligraphy workshop here. RSVP by June 3 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210. Free. All supplies will be provided.

5:00–5:40 PM Summer Vespers Piner HallCome join us Wednesdays as we gather for a midweek time of prayer and meditation. **Note new time for summer.

Thursday, June 62:00 PM Dream Works led by Rev. Kelly Carpenter, Green Street UMC Jean Steelman Chapel

Rev. Kelly Carpenter will lead as we explore and learn more about our dreams, and what God reveals to us in dreams each Thursday at 2:00 pm.

Thursday, June 6 (cont.) 7:00 PM Interest Meeting–Research Study Opportunity Volunteers Needed for Paid Driving Study Piner Hall

Arbor Acres is a host site for an upcoming research study whose purpose is to learn if two training programs designed to improve older driver safety are effective. This study will compare the on-road driving performance of two groups of individuals age 70 and older: (1) drivers who complete training to improve their visual scanning, and (2) drivers who complete small group information sessions about safe driving practices. The results of your driving evaluation will not be shared with the Department of Motor Vehicles, and your participation will not affect your license status. If you are age 70 or older, please consider volunteering for this important study. If you qualify to participate and complete all study activities, you will be paid $200. As part of the study, you will receive behind-the-wheel driver evaluations with an occupational therapist/certified driver rehabilitation specialist ($500 per evaluation value), and an intervention to aid in enhancing driver safety ($100-$400 value). You will receive feedback following your final behind-the-wheel evaluation drive regarding your strengths and areas for improvement. You will be contributing to a body of knowledge directed at keeping aging drivers on the road as long as possible and as safe as possible with an ultimate goal to bring these interventions to general public access. This event is open to the public. Please share this invitation with your church family, friends and community members, and encourage those 70 and older to attend this interest meeting to learn more about participating in this important study. All meetings for this study will be held on the Arbor Acres campus. Questions? Contact Janice Lutz-Vanhoy at ext. 1266.

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Sunday, June 92:15 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 3:00 PM – Program Start Parkway Presb Church: For the Love of Music Featuring Salem Community Orchestra

Peter Perret will conduct a program including Sibelius' Finlandia, and Schubert's Unfinished Symphony. Free. RSVP by June 5 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

Tuesday, June 117:00 PM Jasmine Su, Pianist/Flutist Piner Hall

Jasmine is a senior from Reagan High School who plays the flute and piano. Her program

will include piano works by Mozart, Debussy, Chopin, Mendelssohn, and music for flute by J. S. Bach and Ernst Bloch. Jasmine has been a student of the Winston-Salem Flute Academy for five years, and has received superior ratings at local competitions, as well as being selected for the All-County and All-District bands. She is also a piano student of Dr. Yong Im Lee Federle. Throughout the years, she has received top awards in many piano contests and competitions in North Carolina.

Friday, June 712:00 PM 90's Lunch Bunch Piner Hall

Residents 90 and over are invited to join us for fellowship and a delicious meal. Cost $10.00, which will be charged to your account. RSVP by June 3 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

4:00 PM Arbor Afternoons Artist Talk with Robert Merritt Galleria

Join Robert as he showcases a collection of his photographs, sketches and paintings. Drop by for a glass of wine before or after the talk. Arbor Afternoons will be in the Womble Lobby or Terrace, weather dependent.

4:00 PM Hymn Sing with Dr. Beth Maison-Pierre Promenade, Asbury PlaceJoin us for an old-fashioned hymn sing every Friday in Asbury Place.

Saturday, June 81:00 PM Saturday Movie Matinee Piner Hall

The Good Lie

(2014) (PG-13) Reese Witherspoon, Arnold Oceng star. (110 minutes). See Wellzesta for details.

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Saturday, June 151:00 PM Saturday Movie Matinee Piner Hall

Heaven Is for Real

(2014) (PG) Greg Kinnear, Kelly Reilly star. (99 minutes). See Wellzesta for details.

Sunday, June 16 Happy Father's Day!

Monday, June 17 Celebrating Pollinators WeekLongest Day, End Alzheimer's Week

11:30 AM Caregiver Support Group, 3/6 Multi-Purpose Room

See June 3 for details.

3:00 PM Special Pollinators Week Movie Presentation Piner Hall

More Than Honey(2012) (Unrated) An in-depth look at honeybee colonies in California, Switzerland, China and Australia. (95 minutes). See Wellzesta for details.

Monday, June 17 (cont.) 7:00 PM Foreign Film Series with Jim Shertzer Piner Hall

Whisky Galore!

(1949) (Not Rated - Great Britain) It’s a dark time indeed for a little island off the coast of Scotland. It’s wartime and there’s no more whisky! Also on the program, Wallace and Gromit in Oscar-winning short The Wrong Trousers (80 minutes). See Wellzesta for details.

Tuesday, June 18 4:00 PM Arbor Afternoons Womble Lobby/Terrace

Join us for a honey-inspired snack! Arbor Afternoons will be in the Womble Lobby or Terrace, weather dependent.

We RememberGertrude “Trudy” Wyderski December 27, 1926 – May 10, 2019

Susan “Sue” Wall September 3, 1931 – May 22, 2019

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Tuesday, June 18 (cont.)6:45 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 7:30 PM – Program Start Harp Society, Music from the Foundation Vault Home Moravian Church

Free. RSVP by June 4 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

7:00 PM Special Pollinators Week Movie Presentation Piner Hall

Bee Movie(2007) (PG) Animated film with the voices of Jerry Seinfeld, Renée Zellweger, and Matthew Broderick. (91 minutes). See Wellzesta for details.

Wednesday, June 199:00 AM Longest Day, Alzheimer’s Association Crepes & More for a Cause Brunch Piner Hall

See front page for details.

Wednesday, June 19 (cont.) 3:00 PM What's the Buzz? Arbor Acres Resident Beekeepers Talk Bees

Piner Hall Interested in learning about the life and work of bees, or what our resident beekeepers are doing to promote the health of these important pollinators? Join us for a slide-assisted presentation. Our own beekeepers, John Albright, Chan and Winborne Chandler, and Ron Vinson will share their knowledge and experiences with us. Last year, beekeeper Steve Forrest came to assist with the presentation. This year he’ll be joining our resident beekeepers as he and his wife recently moved in. We’ll get an update on how things are going since our initial talk in August of 2018. Did you know we had a SWARM? WHAT?! Come learn all about it. There will be time for questions. Bee there!

Thursday, June 20 3:30 PM– Doors Open 4:00 PM– Auction Longest Day, Alzheimer’s Association Sweets & Treats Auction Piner Hall

See front page for details.

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Friday, June 21 4:00 PM Arbor Afternoons Womble Lobby/Terrace

Join us for a bee-inspired snack! Arbor Afternoons will be in the Womble Lobby or Terrace, weather dependent.

Saturday, June 221:00 PM Special Pollinators Week Movie Presentation Piner Hall

The Secret Life of Bees(2008) (PG-13) Dakota Fanning, Jennifer Hudson, Queen Latifah star. (114 minutes). See Wellzesta for details.

Monday, June 24Time of Play Determined by Players Bocce Tournament Bocce Court, Clubhouse

Join us for our first ever open play, coed, double-elimination bocce tournament! Everyone is invited, no matter what your level of play. Register by June 14 to enter. There will be a random draw for first round opponents. Once you are matched with an opponent, you will decide together your time of play. There will be a time sheet in the shed with a master list of who is playing when. Tournament dates are June 24 – June 28. If needed, the second round of play will be held during the week of July 8. Please contact Marty Richwine at 336-893-7738 if you have questions or need more information.

9:00 AM Adult Library Outreach Book Exchange Billiards Area ** Note New Location **Drop off your book bags and any library books you want to return. Reminder, you must contact Shay Goodwin to let her know your book categories or specific titles so she knows what to bring you. Please reach out to Shay at least two weeks in advance of the 4th Monday drop-off/pick-up date. Return at noon to pick up books. The book cart is in the Billiards Area behind the column at the window to St. Francis Garden. Questions or to register and receive a book bag? Contact Janice at ext. 1266.

New Spiritual Arts Summer Schedule

We are pleased to announce a new Summer Worship Services schedule. Please join us:

Sundays 11:00 am for Worship in Robinson Hall

Wednesdays 5:00-5:45 pm for Vespers in Piner Hall

See Wellzesta for additional information and for a message from Andrew Applegate.

During June, July and August, there will be no Sunday evening Vespers at 6:30 pm in Piner Hall.

This hiatus will allow the chaplains time for long-range planning and development of ideas to re-energize this long-valued worship opportunity.

Beginning in June, the Wednesday evening Vespers service will be offered earlier at 5:00 pm in Piner

Hall. This new time allows more residents to participate. The earlier time also allows attendees

time to have dinner afterward. Sunday evening Vespers will resume in September in Piner Hall at

5:00 pm. Consistent service times will help eliminate any confusion.

As always, the chaplains welcome your feedback and ideas!

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Thursday, June 27 6:00 PM– Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 6:30 PM– Program Starts Bookmarks Present: Louise Penny Reynolds Auditorium

Join in celebrating the paperback release of Kingdom of the Blind and the upcoming Inspector Gamache novel, A Better Man with #1 New York Times bestselling author Louise Penny. Must have 5 or more registered for event for transportation to be provided. Cost is $27.00 (plus tax & fees) and includes paper back copy of the book, Kingdom of the Blind and general seating, or $38.00 (plus tax & fees) for pre-order of hardback copy of A Better Man and general seating. Please indicate which ticket/book you prefer when you RSVP. Your account will be charged. Questions? Contact Janice at ext. 1266. RSVP by June 7 with Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

7:00 PM– Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 7:30 PM– Program Starts Winston-Salem Little Theatre: Das Barbecü Hanesbrands Theatre

Two feuding families in Texas search for a mythical ring of gold and love in all the wrong places in this witty country music delight. With songs that run the gamut from Broadway to Swing and Jazz to Country and Western, this wild

comedy features five actors playing more than 30 outrageous characters through a shotgun double wedding, a song and dance tribute to the joys of guacamole, and the sweetest two-step ever to slide across the stage. Cost $22.50. RSVP by June 11 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

Thursday, June 27 (cont.) 7:00 PM Mood SwingZ Perform Beloved Show Tunes Piner Hall Mood SwingZ members Bob and Elizabeth Spencer will perform songs from Hollywood musicals such as Sound of Music, Hello Dolly and Oklahoma to name a few, and some popular Broadway musicals such as Cats and Phantom of the Opera. Come sing along!

Saturday, June 291:00 PM Saturday Movie Matinee Piner Hall

Secondhand Lions

(2003) (PG) Haley Joel Osment, Michael Caine, and Robert Duvall star. (109 minutes). See Wellzesta for details.

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Cloverdale Shopping Tuesdays, June 4 and 18, Leave 1:00 pm RSVP by June 2 and 16, respectively.

Thruway Shopping Tuesdays, June 11 and 25, Leave 1:00 pm RSVP by June 9 and 23, respectively.

WalMart Shopping Thursday, June 27, Leave 1:00 pm RSVP by June 25 by Noon.

Piner Hall: 90's Lunch Bunch Friday, June 7, 12:00 pm RSVP by June 3.

Parkway Presb Church: Salem Comm. Orch. For the Love of Music Sunday, June 9, Leave 2:15 pm, Program 3:00 pm Free. RSVP by June 5.

Home Moravian Church: Harp Society Music from the Foundation Vault Tuesday, June 18, Leave 6:45 pm, Program 7:30 pm Free. RSVP by June 4.

Reynolda Branch Library Visit Wednesday, June 26, Leave 1:00 pm RSVP by June 12.

WS Little Theatre, Hanesbrands Theatre: Das Barbecü Thursday, June 27, Leave 7:00 pm, Program 7:30 pm Cost $22.50. RSVP by June 11.

Summer Theatre at Lees-McRae: Mamma Mia! Tuesday, July 2, Leave at 9:00 am, Program 2:00 pm Cost $36.50. Take money for lunch, snack on way home. Your account will be charged. No refunds after tickets are purchased. RSVP by June 15.

Mtn Home Music: Traditional Arts Masters Thurs., July 11, Leave 9:00 am, Show 2:00 pm Cost $10.00. RSVP by June 28. Take money for lunch in Boone, snack on way home.

Stevens Center: Glenn Miller Orchestra Sun., July 14, Leave at 2:15 pm, Program 3:00 pm Must have 5 for trip to make. Cost $69.00, plus tax & fees. RSVP by June 8.

Summer Theatre at Lees-McRae: Newsies Weds., July 31, Leave at 9:00 am, Program 2:00 pm Cost $36.50. Take money for lunch, snack on way home. Your account will be charged. No refunds after tickets are purchased. RSVP by July 14.

RSVP Events-At-A-GlanceThese events require registration, a ticket purchase and/or a transportation reservation. Please RSVP via Wellzesta or contact Annie Lawson, Concierge, at ext. 1210 before the deadline. Please indicate if no ticket is needed when requesting transportation only.

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July Look AheadSummer Theatre at Lees-McRae College: Mamma Mia!

Tuesday, July 2, Leave 9:00 AM, Program 2:00 PM

We'll lunch at Banner Elk Café before the play. We'll return home around 5:30 pm. Cost $36.50. Take money for lunch, and snack on way home. Your account will be charged for the ticket. No refunds after tickets are purchased. RSVP by June 15 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210. Questions? Call Janice at ext. 1266.

Patriotic Concert with the Dave Reid BandTuesday, July 2, 7:00 pm, Piner Hall

Meals-on-Wheels Film FestivalMondays, starting July 8, 4:00 pm, Fellowship Hall Come watch all ten shows, one a week each Monday. See what fun we had raising a total of $482,750 for Meals-on-Wheels over the years, and think about joining us in the future! Hosted by Jon Burkhart & David Piner. We have a reader's theatre project scheduled for September/October. See Janice if you are interested in learning more about Arbor Acres Players’ Theatre Productions.

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R E S I D E N T S E M P L OY E E S

1st Suzanne Baker2nd Mary Frances Smith

3rd Teeny AnthonyJoy Dial Keith Grant

4th

Louise FlowersJane Hanes

Marion Pranikoff6th Megan Green

7th Mary BonaguraRandal Ferguson

8th Gale Jones

9th

Lindsay HolcombWalter Murray

Janice Wagoner

Eddie CannonYasmeen Grant

10th Shannon Macy

11th Emily Wilson

Jaylen JeffreysElmo LintonAna Mendez

Stacy Samuels12th Catherine Cochran

13th Shirley DuncanAnya Sharpe

14th Jon BurkhartBill Montgomery

15th Wanda Remy

June Birthdays R E S I D E N T S E M P L OY E E S

16th Bonnie Young Shameka Brown17th Ollin Powers18th Eleanor Vance19th Inez McRae Jacquelyn Lester

20th

Wes BaileyCliff PerkinsJosie Phillips

Sylvia SylvesterMarion Woods

21st Chris Myers

22nd Perky JohnstonJane Shumate

Rachel RafalkoLynn Ross

23rd Bud Verner Cole ClinkenbeardSharon Pauling

24th Nancy Pleasants Summer DotyDaniela Patino

25th Bill Knott Eric CushingCatherine Ingram-Rohde

26th Ann Milam27th Nick Hennessee Quincy Walker

28th Robert JohnsonNatalie Lawson

29th Julia BreckinridgeSally Simpson

30th Phil Williams Ginger Bennett

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Joe Shannon's Mtn Home Music, Boone: Celebrating with Traditional Arts Masters

Thursday, July 11, Leave 9:00 AM, Lunch 12:00 PM Show 2:00 PM

This show features Shelia Kay Adams, Travis Stuart and Rodney Sutton, all were recently chosen for South Arts Folk and Traditional Arts Master Artist Fellowships. Lunch at local Boone restaurant. Cost $10.00, charged to your account. Take money for lunch & snack. We'll return for a late dinner in the Arbor Acres dining room. RSVP by June 28 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

Stevens Center: Glenn Miller OrchestraSunday, July 14, Leave 2:15 PM, Program 3:00 PM

Cost $69.00, plus tax & fees. RSVP by June 8 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

Theatre Alliance: HairspraySunday, July 21, Leave 1:15 PM, Program 2:00 PM

Cost $22.50. RSVP by June 17 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

Mochnick and Kendrick: Jazz ClassiqueTuesday, July 23, 7:00 pm, Piner Hall

Lees-McRae College: NewsiesWeds., July 31, Leave 9:00 AM, Program 2:00 PM

We'll lunch at Banner Elk Café before the play, and return around 5:30 pm. Cost $36.50, charged to your account. Take money for lunch, and snack on way home. No refunds after tickets purchased. RSVP by July 14 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210. Questions? Call Janice at ext. 1266.

Lamplighter is published monthly byArbor Acres United Methodist Retirement Community 1240 Arbor Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104

The online version of Lamplighter is available at www.arboracres.org.

Questions? Contact Janice Lutz-Vanhoy,Wellness Arts Coordinator, at 336-748-4646 or jlutzvanhoy@arboracres.org

Dining Events in JuneRSVP for any dining event by calling 336-722-5106, Press #3 unless otherwise noted.

Arbor Room Dinner Specials

Wednesdays & Thursdays

June 5 & June 6Cedar Plank Salmon – $28Sockeye Salmon Filet grilled and smoked on a Cedar Plank topped w. Smoked Oyster Cream Sauce, served w. Wild Rice & Grilled Asparagus.

June 12 & June 13Veal Scallopini – $24Thin Sliced Pan Seared w. a Shitake Mushroom Cream Sauce, served w. Parmesan Risotto & Sautéed Spinach.

June 19 & June 20Potato Crusted Wahoo – $28Wild-Caught Wahoo filet, Potato Crusted and Pan Seared w. Lemon Beurre Blanc and Chef’s choice Starch & Seasonal Vegetable.

June 26 & June 27 Bleu Crusted Mignon – $32Savory Grilled 8 oz. Beef Filet topped

w. Bleu Cheese Crumbles and Crispy Fried Onion Straws, served w. Root Vegetables & Garlic Mashed Potatoes.

All prices include Salad & choice of Crème Brûlée or Arbor Acres Signature Ice Cream Pie, & tax.

Father’s Day Lunch BuffetSunday, June 16, 11:30 am–1:30 pm Lakeside Dining Room, $25.00 per person, $10.00 children 5-10, Free children 4 & under.

Carved Beef Tenderloin, Southern Fried Chicken & Baked Salmon to name a few of the favorites we will serving to celebrate Dad. Reservations suggested.

Italian Lunch BuffetTuesday, June 4, 11:30 am–1:30 pm Lakeside Dining Room, $10.00 per person Lakeside Grill and Salad Bar will be open.

Passed Caprese Skewers * Caesar Salad Grilled and Marinated Vegetable Platter Leek Risotto * Italian Roasted Potatoes Grilled Asparagus * Chicken Florentine

Stuffed Shells * Veal Piccata Pasta Station w. Assorted Sauces and Pastas

Assorted Mini Italian Desserts

Summer Wine DinnerTuesday, June 25, 6:00 pm Arbor Dining Room, $49 per person, incl. tax.

American Premium Beverage is in the driver's seat with favorite selections from their cellars, paired with cuisine from the Arbor Acres Culinary Team.

Space is limited. Call today!