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Your Arbor Acres Wellness Arts Team has been busy planning for 2018, and appreciate your participation in our January kick off. Thank you for your positive feedback and comments! Those who attended the Wellness Fair on January 4 saw our beautiful new Wellness logo larger than life on the big screen. The new logo reflects all the dimensions of wellness you've heard so much about, and was inspired by the Council of Elders stone sculpture located in front of Asbury Place. In the sculpture each stone column represents a specific dimension of wellness.

The Wellness Arts Team will offer programming to highlight one of the eight dimensions of wellness each month in 2018. This month we are focusing on the Physical dimension. In the coming months, watch for programming for each of the following dimensions.

Physical: Caring for your body and recognizing the need for physical activity, choosing a healthy diet and getting adequate sleep

Social: Developing a sense of connection, belonging, and a well-developed social support system

Financial: Understanding and planning for financial prosperity and legal security

Environmental: Discovering awareness of how your behavior impacts the earth and how the physical world impacts you; a commitment to a healthy and sustainable environment

8 Dimensions o f Wel lness

Watch for these logos throughout the coming year as they highlight Wellness events you will not want to miss!

Occupational: Developing a sense of your strengths, skills, values and interests for your career, mentoring or volunteer work

Spiritual: Discovering and expanding your sense of purpose and meaning in life

Emotional: Managing your emotions in a constructive way; understanding and respecting your own feelings, values and attitudes;

appreciating the feelings of others

Intellectual: Maintaining a curiosity for learning; recognizing creative abilities and finding ways to expand knowledge and skills

See page two for a listing of this month's offerings and mark these events on your calendar!

Be sure and pick up your Words from Wellness newsletter and check out the scorecard on the bottom of the page where you'll find the three February Wellness Daily Challenges!

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See the Fitness page for additional programs.Some may require RSVP.

February Wellness Theme Physical Wellness

During February we will highlight the physical dimension of wellness. Look for these programs:

Friday, February 2 at 2:00 pm Go Red for Women Heart Walk

Ball Room

Thursday, February 15 at 3:00 pm Healthy Habits with Alice

Piner Hall

Monday, February 26 at 12:00 pm Wellness Lunch & Learn Get Movin' 101

Robinson Hall

Wednesday, February 28, 10:00 am–2:00 pm Shop 'Til you Drop Hanes Mall Trip

Lorraine Dowty 3305 Asbury Place

Nancy Fulk 1304 Asbury Place

Betty Hunt 603 Strickland Place

Christine Myers 2306 Asbury Place

Norman “Norm” & Antoinette “Toni” Petersen

305 Oriole Court

Welcome Newcomers!

Take a VITAMIN everyday.Each slip of paper VITAMIN

contains a message that is intended to be Uplifting Good Old Common Sense Judgments

Thoughts to Inspire and UpliftPoints to Ponder

and Nourishment for the Soul. Take a VITAMIN everyday, read it

and return it to the jar or pass it onto someone.

Pick up a VITAMIN from the Living Room Table each day!

Chess PlayersJohn Anthony (experienced player) and Ouida Cunningham (beginner) are interested in playing chess. Anyone else interested? Would anyone be able to teach chess? Contact Janice or Jennifer.

Get Healthy Weight Loss Challenge

Whether you want to gain healthy life style

habits or lose 1 lb or 10 lbs or more, this

challenge is designed to help us lose 10 lbs in

10 weeks by making healthy lifestyle changes.

We'll have weekly educational meetings and

weigh-ins on Tuesdays at 2:30-3:00 pm and

3:30-4:00 pm in the Fitness Center Ball Room.

This challenge is open to both residents and

staff, and you may join as an individual or create

a team! See the Wellness Page and an upcoming

cubby stuffer for more information. Kick off and

registration, Tuesday, February 6. First class,

Tuesday, February 13.

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February EventsThursday, February 1

10:00 AM Town Hall Piner Hall

Friday, February 2 Go Red for Women's Heart Health Wear Red today to remind ourselves to take better care of our hearts and the women in our lives.

2:00–3:00 PMWomen's Heart Health Wellness Event Ball Room, Fitness Center

Come walk the track as we kick up our heels for women's heart health. Have your blood pressure taken, check your pulse and learn how to monitor your heart rate as you exercise.

4:00–5:30 PMArbor Afternoons: Red Wine Living Room

Go ahead, enjoy that glass of red wine today as we celebrate women's heart health. Red wine, when consumed in moderation, can have heart-healthy benefits. So Choose RED today!

7:00 PM Friday Night Movie with Jim Shertzer Piner Hall

The Talented Mr. Ripley

(1999) (R – Violence, Language, Brief Nudity). A chance case of mistaken identity leads young, bright but impoverished Tom Ripley (Matt Damon) to a life of crime and murder once he gets a taste of wealth and privilege. The thriller by Patricia Highsmith (Strangers on a Train) gets deluxe treatment in Anthony Minghella’s lush and seductive screen adaptation, also starring Jude Law, Gwyneth Paltrow, Cate Blanchett and Phillip Seymour Hoffman. Nominated for five Oscars. In HD. (138 minutes).

Saturday, February 31:00 PM No Saturday Movie Matinee

2:15 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 3:00 PM – Program Start Winston-Salem Symphony Youth Concert Wait Chapel, Wake Forest University

Transportation for those who met RSVP deadline in January.

Sunday, February 411:00 AM Worship Service led by Rev. Bert Sanders Robinson Hall

7:00 PM Vespers with Rev. Bert Sanders with Special Music by Josh Garner Piner Hall

Monday, February 57:00 PM Foreign Film Series with Jim Shertzer Piner Hall

The Wages of Fear

(France - 1953) (Not Rated). Four desperate men sign up to ferry a cargo of explosive nitroglycerin over treacherous mountain roads to extinguish an oil-rig fire 300 miles away. Henri-Georges Clouzot’s (Diabolique) masterpiece is the greatest white-knuckle adventure ever put on film. French, English captions. In HD. (147 minutes).

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Tuesday, February 61:00 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby Cloverdale Shopping Trip

RSVP by February 4.

3:00 PMHelping Hands—Valentine's Day Centerpieces Craft Room, Passage Way

Calling all helping hands! Come help create centerpieces for Valentine's Day.

Wednesday, February 71:00 PM Scarf Tying Demonstration with Dagmar Piner Hall

Rescheduled from January. Join Dagmar as she demonstrates several ways to tie different styles and shapes of scarves. Have a scarf you just can't tie? Bring it with you.

7:00 PM Spiritual Arts presents First Wednesdays! Piner Hall

Watch for details!

Thursday, February 811:30 AMGirl Talk with Suzy Ball Room, Fitness Center

See Fitness calendar for details.

Thursday, February 8 (cont.)12:00 PMMen's Club Guest Speaker: Ron Wellman WFU Director of Athletics Piner Hall

Ron Wellman is in his 26th year as athletics director at Wake Forest University. Wellman has elevated the Wake Forest University athletics program to its greatest level in school history. Since being named to the position in October, 1992, he has helped lead Wake’s teams to unprecedented success both on the field and off.

3:00 PM Circle #2 Meeting Multipurpose Room, 3rd Floor Corpening

6:45 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 7:30 PM – Program Start WFU Secrest Artists Series: Winterreisse Brendle Recital Hall, Wake Forest University

Transportation for those who met RSVP deadline in January.

Friday, February 9 4:00–5:30 PMArbor Afternoons, Carolina Flute & Guitar Duo Living Room

7:00 PM Friday Night Movie with Jim Shertzer Piner Hall

The Iron Horse

(1924) (Not Rated). John Ford had already directed more than 50 films when he made this silent epic – and his first masterpiece – in 1924. Ford’s story of the building of the first railroad spanning the nation cemented his reputation as one of the screen’s great western mythmakers. Abe Lincoln, Wild Bill Hickock and Buffalo Bill make appearances. Silent with musical accompaniments. (133 minutes).

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Saturday, February 101:00 PM Saturday Movie Matinee Piner Hall

Hello, Dolly!

(1969) (G). Matchmaker Dolly Levi travels to Yonkers to find a partner for "half-a-millionaire" Horace Vandergelder. Starring Barbra Streisand and Walter Matthau. (146 minutes).

6:45 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 7:30 PM – Program Start WS Symphony, Plugged into Pops Series Steep Canyon Rangers Reynolda Auditorium

Transportation for ticket holders. RSVP by Feb. 1.

Sunday, February 1111:00 AM Worship Service led by Rev. Bert Sanders Robinson Hall

2:15 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 3:00 PM – Program Start The Trip to Bountiful Stained Glass Playhouse

Presented in honor of Black History Month, this is the story of Carrie Watts, an elderly woman, who longs to escape the cramped Houston apartment where she lives with her protective son and her authoritarian daughter-in-law. Carrie wants to return to her hometown one final time before she dies. Cost $14.00. RSVP by February 2.

7:00 PM Vespers with Rev. Wes McLeod Piner Hall

Monday, February 124:00 PM Monday Afternoon Movie with Jim Shertzer Piner Hall

Young Mr. Lincoln

(1939) (Not Rated). Lincoln’s Birthday Special. Young Henry Fonda plays young Abe Lincoln in John Ford’s study of the forging of the future president’s mettle as a novice backwoods lawyer involved in an incendiary murder trial. Fonda gives one of the greatest performances of his long career in the first of six films he would make with the master director. A treasured piece of Americana. New HD remaster! (100 minutes).

Tuesday, February 13 Happy Mardi Gras!

1:00 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby Thruway Shopping Trip

RSVP by February 11.

We Remember

Carolyn Enslen January 25, 1916 – December 24, 2017

Walter Morgenstern January 7, 1929 – December 28, 2017

Elmer Springer May 23, 1921 – December 31, 2017

Robert Daye November 15, 1930 – January 1, 2018

Scotty Cramer December 10, 1930 – January 1, 2018

Nancy Sommers February 25, 1930 – January 14, 2018

Betsy Sawyer January 10, 1925 – January 16, 2018

Nancy Sizemore January 3, 1935 – January 17, 2018

Thelma Schoolfield April 26, 1927 – January 19, 2018

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Thursday, February 15 (cont.)3:00 PMHealthy Habits with Alice Piner Hall

Alice's monthly health and nutrition talks include an informative lecture, time for discussion, Q&A.

7:00 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 7:30 PM – Program Start Noises Off Winston-Salem Little Theatre

Doors slamming, on and offstage intrigue, and a plate of sardines all figure in the plot of this hilarious and classically comic play. Created as a love letter and an inside joke to those of us familiar with the thrilling and unpredictable nature of the stage, Noises Off is about an ambitious director and his troupe of mediocre actors who dream of the perfect hit comedy. Cost $22.50, plus tax & fees. RSVP by February 2.

Friday, February 16 4:00–5:30 PMArbor Afternoons: Almond Joy Living Room

Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don't. Join us for our afternoon social and determine how you're feeling today!

7:15 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 8:00 PM – Program Start 9 to 5: The Musical Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance

A musical based on the 1980 movie of the same name, this is a hilarious story of friendship and revenge. Pushed to the boiling point, three female coworkers concoct a plan to get even with the sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot they call their boss. Peformance is two and a half hours long with an intermission. Cost $18.00, plus tax & fees. RSVP by February 4.

Tuesday, February 13 (cont.)4:00–5:30 PMArbor Afternoons: Fat Tuesday Edition Living Room

7:00 PMSongs of Love and Romance Piner Hall

Kara Boyer-Lim (voice) and Bruce Moss (piano) will perform a variety of songs including My Funny Valentine, The Nearness of You, Natural Woman and The Way You Look Tonight. The music will be a tribute to Valentine’s Day and to your special someone. Invite a friend!

Wednesday, February 14 Happy Valentine's Day! Ash Wednesday

2:00 PM Valentine's Day Afternoon Movie Piner Hall

Love Story

(1970) (PG). A boy and a girl from different backgrounds fall in love in spite of their upbringing – and then tragedy strikes. Starring Ali MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal. (99 minutes).

4:00–5:30 PMHigh Tea: Valentine's Day Trivia Living Room

Thursday, February 1510:00 am Brenner Doll Project Multipurpose Room, 3rd Floor Corpening

11:00 am Laughter Club with Janice Ball Room, Fitness Center

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Saturday, February 171:00 PM Saturday Movie Matinee with Jim Shertzer Piner Hall

Victoria & Abdul

(2017) (PG-13 – Language). Judi Dench returns to the role of Queen Victoria she first played 20 years ago (Mrs. Brown) in this comic drama about the monarch’s unlikely but fast friendship with an Indian servant, Abdul Karim (Ali Fazal), who opens her eyes to a world outside her cloistered domain. Victoria’s outraged family allegedly destroyed all evidence of Karim after her death; Karim’s recently discovered diaries are the source of this film from director Stephen Frears (Philomena, Florence Foster Jenkins). In HD. (111 minutes).

Sunday, February 1811:00 AM Worship Service led by Rev. Bert Sanders Robinson Hall

1:30 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 2:00 PM – Program Start The Adding Machine Scales Fine Art Center, Wake Forest University

Mr. Zero is replaced by an adding machine after 25 years on the job. There's a murder trial, the afterlife, and machines . . .machines . . .machines everywhere. Join us on our highly stylized journey as we celebrate Elmer Rice's influential expressionistic masterpiece and ponder what it means to be human. Cost $12.00. RSVP by February 7.

7:00 PM Vespers / Healing Service with Rev. Bert Sanders Piner Hall

Monday, February 19 Presidents’ Day

3:15 PM Presidents’ Day Sing-along with Art & Loma Piner Hall

Join Art and Loma for a sing-along immediately following the Sharps and Flats rehearsal.

7:00 PMDVD Presentation: Sharps and Flats Sing a Song of Christmas! Concert Piner Hall

Tuesday, February 20 Happy Cherry Pie Day!

1:00 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby Cloverdale Shopping Trip

RSVP by February 19.

4:00–5:30 PMArbor Afternoons: Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries Living Room

7:00 PMUNCSA Piano Recital Piner Hall

UNCSA presents its finest young pianists in recital. Featuring works by Beethoven, Chopin, Schubert and more. In 2018, our piano students will perform across North Carolina as well as in Virginia, Wisconsin, Vermont and New York City.

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Wednesday, February 219:30 AM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 10:00 AM – Tour Start Frederic Church: A Painter’s Pilgrimage Reynolda House Museum of American Art

This exhibit features more than 50 paintings and studies completed during and after Church's 1867–1869 trip to the Near East, Rome, and Greece. Free for members. Bring membership card to event. Inactive members, $15.00 plus sales tax each ($16.01). Indicate when you RSVP if you are a member or not. Be prepared to pay admission at the door if you are not a member. After the exhibit (we will not tour the house), we will go to River Birch for lunch. Take money for lunch. RSVP by February 12.

3:00 PM Drumming with Hayden Piner Hall

Join Hayden for an empowering drumming circle, teaching traditional rhythms from Africa. Learn about the health benefits of drumming.

Thursday, February 229:00–11:00 AM Dark Chocolate / Fitness Center Social Rotunda, 3rd Floor Corpening

Come try a sampling of dark chocolate and learn more about its nutritional and health properties.

1:00 pm Book Talk The Three Graces of Val-Kill by Emily Wilson Ball Room, Fitness Center

Emily examines the period of Eleanor Roosevelt's life from 1922 to 1936, when she cultivated an intimate friendship with Marion Dickerman and Nancy Cook, who helped her build a cottage on the Val-Kill Creek in Hyde Park on the Roosevelt family land. Emily will discuss her book. Refreshments and a time of fellowship will follow.

Thursday, February 22 (cont.)1:00 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby WalMart Shopping Trip

RSVP by February 20.

6:45 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 7:30 PM – Program Start UNCSA Winter Dance Concert Stevens Center

This mixed ballet and contemporary concert features four blockbuster pieces, including Sir Frederick Ashton’s sublime ballet Symphonic Variations; a signature work by international sensation Aszure Barton; in the shelter of the fold by Doug Varone, a true dance force of nature; and Larry Keigwin’s eye-popping Kingdom. Cost $18.00 plus tax & fees. RSVP by February 6.

Friday, February 23 7:00 PM Friday Night Movie with Jim Shertzer Piner Hall

Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World

(2003) (PG-13 – Intensive Battle Scenes, Language). Based on Patrick O’Brian’s series of historical novels, director Peter Weir’s thrilling early 19th-century naval adventure stars Russell Crowe as Captain Jack Aubrey, whose British ship is heavily damaged by a French warship during the Napoleonic wars. Pushing his ship and crew to the limit, Aubrey embarks on a chase across two oceans to destroy his enemy at any cost. Nominated for 10 Academy Awards, including Best Picture. In HD. (138 minutes).

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Saturday, February 241:00 PM Saturday Movie Matinee Piner Hall

Frida

(2002) (R). A biography of artist Frida Kahlo, who channeled the pain of a crippling injury and her tempestuous marriage into her work. Starring Salma Hayek, Alfred Molina and Geoffrey Rush. (123 minutes).

Sunday, February 2511:00 AM Worship Service led by Rev. Bert Sanders Robinson Hall

7:00 PM Vespers led by Rev. Lory Beth Huffman with Music by the Shepherd Singers Piner Hall

Monday, February 2612:00 PM Wellness Lunch and Learn: Get Movin' 101 Robinson Hall

Join Arbor Acres Artists, who will pick up and enjoy their lunch while attending the lecture presented by educators from Novant Health. Residents are invited to bring a lunch and join in!

Tuesday, February 27 1:00 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby Thruway Shopping Trip

RSVP by February 25.

6:45 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 7:30 PM – Program Start The WSSU Burke Singers: Sis Kuimba Kama Moji Watson Hall, UNCSA

In celebration of Black History Month, this incredible vocal ensemble from Winston Salem State University performs a program of African-American sacred music, African and American civil rights support songs, and world political awareness songs. Cost $18.00 plus tax and fees. RSVP by February 7.

Wednesday, February 28 10:00 AM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 10:00 AM–2:00 PM Shop 'Til You Drop at Hanes Mall

You've asked for it and today is the day! Put on your walking/shopping shoes and make your list of must-have items. We'll drop off at Macy's at Hanes Mall and shop until we meet the bus back at the covered Belk's Ladies department entrance, 2nd floor, at 2:00 pm to return home. Those who wish may meet up for lunch at a mall restaurant, or eat on your own at the food court. RSVP by February 21.

4:00–5:30 PMHigh Tea Living Room

7:00 PM Special music with Richard Harding and Friends Piner Hall

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NOTE: Late registration will not be accepted to allow time for scheduling staff and drivers.

Please honor RSVP deadlines when requesting ticket purchase and/or transportation!

WFU, Wait Chapel, WS Symphony Youth Concert Saturday, February 3, Leave 2:15 pm, Start 3:00 pm Transportation for those who met RSVP deadline in January.

Cloverdale Shopping Tuesday, February 6, Leave 1:00 pm Tuesday, February 20, Leave 1:00 pm RSVP by February 4 and 18, respectively.

WFU Secrest Artists Series: Winterreisse Thursday, February 8, Leave 6:45 pm, Start 7:30 pm Transportation for those who met RSVP deadline in January.

WS Symphony, Steep Canyon Rangers Saturday, February 10, Leave 6:45 pm, Start 7:30 pm Transportation for ticket holders. RSVP by Feb. 1.

Stained Glass Playhouse: The Trip to Bountiful Sunday, February 11, Leave 2:15 pm, Start 3:00 pm Cost $14.00, plus tax & fees. RSVP by February 2.

Thruway Shopping Tuesday, February 13, Leave 1:00 pm Tuesday, February 27, Leave 1:00 pm RSVP by February 11 & 25 respectively.

WS Little Theatre: Noises Off Thur., Feb. 15, Leave at 7:00 pm, Program at 7:30 pm Cost $22.50, plus tax & fees. RSVP by February 2.

Theatre Alliance: 9 to 5: The Musical Friday, February 16, Leave 7:15 pm, Start 8:00 pm Cost $18.00, plus tax & fees. RSVP by February 4. Two and a half hours long, with intermission.

WFU Theatre: The Adding Machine Sunday, February 18, Leave 1:30 pm, Start 2:00 pm Cost $12.00, plus tax & fees. RSVP by February 7.

Reynolda House: Frederic Church Exhibit Wednesday, Feb. 21, Leave 9:30 am, Tour 10:00 am Cost $16.01. Members free. Lunch at River Birch. RSVP by February 12.

WalMart Shopping Thursday, February 22, Leave 1:00 pm RSVP by February 20.

Stevens Center: UNCSA Winter Dance Concert Thursday, February 22, Leave 6:45 pm, Start 7:30 pm Cost $18.00 plus tax and fees. RSVP by February 6.

UNCSA: The WSSU Burke Singers: Sis Kuimba Kama Moji Tuesday, Feb. 27, Leave 6:45 pm, Start 7:30 pm Cost $18.00 plus tax and fees. RSVP by February 7.

Shop 'Til You Drop at Hanes Mall Wednesday, February 28, Leave 10:00 am RSVP by February 21.

Piedmont Opera: Pirates of Penzance Sunday, March 25, Leave 1:15 pm, Start 2:00 pm Cost $43.50. RSVP by March 7.

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

Multipurpose Room 3rd Floor Corpening

The multipurpose room is available for group meetings, cards and other

games, etc. If you would like to reserve the space, please contact Janice, ext. 1266. or Jennifer, ext. 1263.

OPEN BRIDGELibrary / Game Room

Wednesdays 12:30 pm until

Anyone is welcome to drop in and play!

Partners are not needed.

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

1st Helen Caines

2ndPatty Alexander

Rhodena Cromer Russ Cockman

Hannah LawsonAlice Smith

3rd Lucia Smithdeal Natasha MartinBernard Williams

4th Edna GrubbsSusie Biedenbender

Zonja IjamesRickie Wilson

5th Adrian ClintonMary Smith

6th Saul Juarez ArmengolYvette Scales

7th Anne HenleyJoyce Shealy Molly Martin

8thIrma GadsonMary Riddle

Ruthie Foster9th Evalyn Cuningham

10th Ted BlountPatricia Bullock Hannah Yoon

11th David McCullough Jonisha BannerSusan Smart

12th Dick Janeway Welborn Alexander

13thMyra Grant

Mary Lois BynumJane Mahaley

Donna MooreDenni Peebles

14th Court Davis

15th John Anthony III Sherica AmosCarrie BhutiaTammy Trapp

16thCarroll McCullough

Isabelle Pagett Ruth Poindexter

Cathy Adams

17th Pat ClarkRon Vinson Radricka Brannon

18th Betty HaywoodNella Fulton Morgan Sprinkle

20th Wanda Gary

21stMargaret Taylor

Jim ClarkMildred Kolb

Ashley Gammon

22ndMelissa Bunker

Christopher Dawson Niasha Winfield

23rd Frank H Hubbard

24th Sharon Creasy Joyce Myers

25th Jean BurroughsNancy Sommer

Vickie MarcusJamekia Segars

February Birthdays

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Castlebay: Popular Folk Songs of the 60’sThursday, March 1 at 7:00 PM, Piner HallThis program traces the development of popular folk music from the very traditional repertoire of artists like Burl Ives through the updated songs of groups like the Kingston Trio or Peter, Paul & Mary to political singer/songwriters such as Bob Dylan and Phil Ochs. If you listened to the radio or watched TV before the Beatles’ first appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show, you would have heard some of the songs included in this show.

Centenary UMC: A Goodly Heritage ExhibitThursday, March 10 – Wednesday, July 18 Submit Art Tuesday, March 13, 2:00–4:00 PM Reception, Wednesday, April 11, 2:00–3:00 PM Pick Up Art Wednesday, July 18, 2:00 PM

Residents of Arbor Acres have been invited to hang their paintings in a joint exhibit with Centenary UMC. Please include your name, title of piece and medium. Must be ready to hang. Limit of 2 pieces per person. Painting size limit 5”x7”, framed. Questions? See Janice.

Piedmont Opera: Pirates of PenzanceSunday, March 25 Leave at 1:15 pm, Program at 2:00 pmThe very model of a modern Major General Stanley was simply trying to protect his daughters. Now the police are involved – who knows how it will end! Cost $43.50. RSVP by March 7.

RSVP NOW for events that require it. Call the Concierge at ext. 1210.

March Look Ahead

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

26th Desdie KaylorSorra Cohn

Eugenia PhillipsMackenzie Pomikala

Temicka Rucker

27thTom Carpenter

Hamp LeflerMary Lu Whaling

28thSofia AldunateJustin Barnett

Stephanie Leecost

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

Arbor Room Dinner Specials

February 7 & February 8Chicken Supreme Champignon– $24Free-Range Chicken Breast Supreme w. Wild Mushroom Duxelle & Fontina Cheese, served w. Sweet Corn Tomato Ragu.

February 14 & February 15“Passionate” Pescatore Pasta – $30Fresh Clams, Scallops & Shrimp w. Spinach & Baby Tomatoes, tossed in a Red Pepper Volute w. Beet-Infused Pasta.

February 21 & February 22Braised Beef Short Ribs – $28USDA Prime Short Ribs Slowly-Braised w. Red Wine & Shallots, served over Gorgonzola Polenta w. Haricots Verts.

February 28 & March 1Rock & Ribeye – $3010 oz. Grass-fed Prime Ribeye Steak, served w. Pesto marinated Rock Shrimp, Baked Potato and Chefs' Vegetables.

All prices include Salad & Dessert, tax.

Valentine's Day Lunch BuffetWednesday, February 14, 11:30 am–1:30 pm

Lakeside Dining Room, $10 per person

Cupid is setting the table with an afternoon of loved-filled food, fun and fellowship.

Dining Events in FebruaryRSVP for any dining event by calling 336-722-5106, Press #2.

Tapas Night Little Bites with Lots of Flavor Tuesday, February 27 6:00—7:30 PM

Arbor Dining Room, $20.00 per person, incl. taxCome enjoy an evening out with neighbors and friends. Guests are more than welcome.Space is limited. Call today!

Tapas