Happy Holidays from all the Staff at Clairmont Place

COMMUNITY
MEETINGS
Happy Holidays
from all the
Staff at
Clairmont Place
December Outings
Saturday, December 1st
1:30 PM 250 Nativity Scenes on Exhibit
Sunday, December 2nd
3:15 PM Chorale II with Peggy Ray
Tuesday, December 4th
7:15 PM Emory Jazz Ensemble
Wednesday, December 5th
6:45 PM Christmas Canteen 2012, Aurora Theatre
Thursday, December 6th
7:00 PM Christmas Wishes, ART Station
Friday, December 7th
9:15 AM Men’s Breakfast Outing to J.R.s
1:30 PM Mystery Trip
6:30 PM Christmas at Callanwolde
Saturday, December 8th
7:15 PM Nine Lessons and Carols, Glenn Memorial
UMC
Sunday, December 9th
4:30 PM The Many Moods of Christmas
Monday, December 10th
7:15 PM Emory University Orchestra
Tuesday, December 11th
7:00 PM Christmas Lights Outing to Life College
Friday, December 14th
9:15 AM Tour the Georgia Governor’s Mansion
Saturday, December 15th
1:00 PM Atlanta Vocal Project
7:15 PM Atlanta Sacred Chorale, Emory Schwartz Center
Sunday, December 16th
2:00 PM Roswell United Methodist Church Messiah
Sing-along
Wednesday, December 19th
7:00 PM Christmas Lights at Atlanta Station
Thursday, December 20th
4:30 PM Dinner Outing to Maggiano’s
Friday, December 21st
11:00 AM TLC (The Lunch Club) to the Sun Dial Room
at the Westin Peachtree
Friday, December 28th
9:15 AM Ladies Breakfast Outing to Mittie’s Tea Room
Clairmont Place
Board of Directors
President: Betty Daniels
Vice President: Bob Uhl
Secretary: Elizabeth Mabry
Member: Jim Everett
Member: Hikie Allen
Senior Association
Management, LLC.
Managing Director:
Paul McGough
Business and Food Service Director:
Chris Rajack
Housekeeping Director:
Vazianna Davis
Maintenance Director:
Wade Smith
Montclair Director:
Breda Collins
Resident Services Director:
Lynn Mayer
Security Director:
Rodney Swain
The Neighboring News and
Clairmont Conversation are both designed and
edited by Lynn Mayer, Paul Bugg
and Peggy Ray
Clairmont Place Senior Living Community,
2100 Clairmont Lake, Decatur, Ga. 30033
Professionally Managed by Senior Association
Management, LLC.
Lynn’s Pen
Hand Chimes We are excited to announce that we are getting
close to having enough people to play hand chimes and start
our Hand Chime Choir under the direction of Peggy Ray.
Chime practice begins in January and will meet on Thursdays
at 3:00 pm in the Clyde Freeman Room/Board Room. Please
sign up with Peggy to join the Hand Chimer's.
Clairmont Chorus Can you carry a tune? Can you read
music? Do you sing in the shower only ? Peggy Ray is the choir
director for the soon to be choir that was temporarily put on
hold at Clairmont Place. All wanna-be choir singers should talk
with Peggy. No audition required.
Glenn Miller Concert The Glenn Miller concert, held at
Spivey Hall at Clayton State College, is January 20. The bus
departs at 1:45 pm. Ticket price: $32.00, plus $3.00 for bus=
$35.00 total cost. Deadline to order tickets: Dec. 5. This is a
sell out concert so we must order tickets quickly. Remember
beloved tunes such as “Moonlight Serenade”, “American
Patrol”, “Chattanooga Choo, Choo”, and plenty more by Glenn
Miller and other gems from the days of swing. !5 or more
needed for group ticket purchase.
Beltline tour We hope to schedule another trip to ride the bus
on the Beltline Tour in January. December 17 is the earliest we
can begin making reservations for a January Tour. We can take
the first 15 who sign up.
Free Blood Pressure/Diabetes tests provided by Personal
Care are in the Montclair in their Dining Room on the 3rd
Tuesday monthly from 10:00 –11:00 am. Take the elevator up
to the 2nd floor to go to the Montclair Assisted Living and ask
where the Dining Room is if you do not know. Staff will assist
you.
All piano’s have been tuned In October the piano in the Main
Dining Room plus the piano’s on the 2nd, 4th, and 7th floor
condo common areas were also tuned. This should be music to
our ears!
Dinner Reservations at Clairmont Place If you have a
dinner reservations at Clairmont Place and you have to cancel,
please give a courtesy call to the table host or the dining room
with as much early notice as possible. This is a resident request.
Coffee Chat All residents are invited to Wednesday morning
Coffee Chat to enjoy social time with other residents, to enjoy
the delicious hot coffee and sausage biscuits, fresh fruit and
updates on what’s happening at Clairmont Place. At times we
have guest speakers and also the marketing and sales staff for
the Atlanta Symphony, DeKalb Symphony conductor, and the
theatres we buy season tickets to. Don’t miss out on
Wednesday morning Coffee Chat. Please remember that Coffee
Chat is not a take out meal, but a social opportunity.
Sign up to ride the bus Please remember to sign up to ride the
bus to the grocery store or other stops, such as North DeKalb
Mall, each week. This helps our driver know whether the bus or
car will be needed. If two people are signed up then we only
need the car, but if the driver arrives in the car to pick up the
two people who signed up and six people are waiting to go to
the grocery then the driver must go back and get the bus.
Your help by abiding by the sign up request is most
appreciated.
New Yoshino Cherry Trees Two anonymous landscape
donors have donated four new Yoshino Cherry trees to the
property. The Yoshino cherry trees are located near the two
Canna beds in the parking area behind the 1800 entrance
where two former trees had died. The cherry trees were
purchased for this location by residents who hired Pikes
Gardens to plant them. Others interested in making a
landscape donation should contact the landscape committee
and Paul McGough.
Banking opportunities There is a Suntrust in the Publix at
Emory Commons and in the parking lot at Toco Hills
Shopping Center. Regents Bank is next door to Alexander’s
Jewelry Store at Toco Hills. If you bank at another bank near
Toco Hills Shopping Center you may ride the bus on
Wednesday at 10:15 to Toco Hills and our driver will take
you to your bank on his way to Kroger and Publix stores. On
Monday, if you shop at the Emory Commons Publix there is a
Suntrust Bank in Publix.
Desserts for our local Fire Department Would you like to
contribute a homemade or even a store made dessert to our
local Fire Department who respond to our many emergency
calls at Clairmont Place? We plan to wait until after the
holidays when things slow down and surprise Station #1 who
responds to our 911 calls 99% of the time. Sign up at the
Front Desk for a January 31 delivery of your dessert
donation. Remember that these rescuer's must pay for all of
their meals while on duty out of their own pockets and they
love getting homemade meals and desserts. It’s a nice thank
you to them.
Water Aerobics Many of our residents have asked about
taking water aerobics classes. L.A. Fitness is offering a deal
to Clairmont Place residents who sign up. If we have between
14-20 participants LA Fitness will add an extra class to their
schedule just for us! Currently they have classes at 9:00 am
and 6:00 pm on Tuesday and Thursday. They will waive the
enrollment fee, (normally $149.00) for us and you will pay
$29.99 per month for the Aqua classes. We will need to work
out the transportation once we have 14-20 people sign up. If
your doctor thinks water aerobics would be a good form of
exercise for you then you may want to sign up.
Scrabble Beginning January 2, at 6:15pm and Jan. 15 at
1:30 pm we are adding another game opportunity to our
schedule. We all hear about doing things to keep our minds
sharp and exercise our minds and bodies, right? Playing
Scrabble, where you take letters and form words that fit on
the game board with other players letters makes you think
and practice your spelling! Get a table of four together and
challenge your mind and your partners. We have 3 games so
we can have 3 tables of four players at one time. We are
offering two dates and times and we’ll see which works best
for our residents. The first Wed., Jan 2nd, at 6:15 and the 3rd
Tuesday, Jan. 15th, at 1:30 in the bar or card room.
Robert Wade, Jeweler On Dec. 3 Robert Wade will be at
Clairmont Place to offer his usual jewelry repairs, but he will
also bring additional jewelry selections for residents to
purchase. There will be a greater selection than his usual
selection so come prepared to shop when you bring your
jewelry to be repaired.
Photography Club The newly formed Photography Club
met in November and the members are asking other
photography enthusiasts to join them. If you know of
someone who is a photographer and could donate their time
to meet once a month for one hour to give advice or teach
technique to the members please contact Lynn Mayer.
Exercise Those who regularly participate in an exercise
program reap the benefits. Give yourself a gift by joining the
morning exercise class or walking daily for 20-30 minutes.
Members of the morning exercise class at Clairmont Place
are noticing an increase in their strength. Maintaining your
independence by staying strong to do the daily living things
everyone hopes to do is a great feeling. One resident visited
the doctor who told the resident that the exercise has made
this person much younger than others of the same age! What
a grand thing to have your cardiologist tell you.
New Book Arrivals The Library Committee has made the
last book purchases for 2012. The two new books are
The Racketeer, by John Grisham and Mrs. Queen Takes
The Train, by William Kuhn. If you know the name of a
book you want to check out, but do not know the author to
find it alphabetically shelved you may contact the following
members of the Library Committee. Ellen Henson, Jo Dogali,
or Olga Rust.
Holiday Bazaar Reserve your table for the annual Clairmont
Place Holiday Bazaar on December 10 from 10:00 –2:00.
You may want to come to shop and invite a friend or you
may want to sell home made items or baked goods such as
cookies, brownies, small loaves of bread, jams, pickles or
other home made gift items. You may crochet, knit or sew
and have things to sell. Maybe you have items you no longer
want that are in good condition to sell. Reserve your table at
the Front Desk.
Concert at Briarlake Baptist Church Susan McDonald,
Outstanding Soloist, has been singing since she was a small
child. She is a member of the Michael O’Neal Singers and
will taking listeners on a trip down memory lane on Monday,
Dec. 17 at 10:30 am at Briarlake Baptist Church. Call 404325-4214 to make your reservation. Cost:$7.00. We cannot
provide transportation due to our Monday morning grocery
outing, but you may make reservations to go on your own or
with a friend.
Ride the Golden Shuttle Not driving your car anymore? Try
using the FREE Shuttle Service from DeKalb County that
stops at the Front Door of the 2100 entrance each Monday
and takes residents to many locations. Each week the shuttle
schedule may vary somewhat, so pick up a copy of the shuttle
schedule at the Front Desk to know the routes, stops, pick up
and drop off times and locations. The shuttle goes to North
DeKalb Mall, Northlake Mall, Loehman’s Plaza, Target,
Emory, Wesley Woods, Toco Hills, near several Banks, ACE
Hardware, Office Depot, and several other locations.
The Clairmont Place Memorial Fund
Shortly after the first residents moved into Clairmont Place,
the Memorial fund was started by Mary Haley. The purpose
was to enable residents to make a contribution in memory of
someone who had passed away. The money was sent to the
fund by the treasurer of that particular floor, and was to be
used for enhancement of life for condominium residents
throughout the building.
The committee consists of a representative from each floor.
There are Co-Administrators, one of whom is Treasurer. The
other is Secretary, and sends out cards of acknowledgement
to a family member and to the Floor Treasurer. Alice
Swygert was Chairman for many years. After she was unable
to fill this position, it was decided that one of the
Administrators would act as Chairman. The committee does
not meet on a monthly basis, only when requests are made for
a donation.
Following is a list of projects funded by the committee since
2004:
Custom made table for the Library
Refurbishing Montclair – pictures, lamps, etc.
Malibu lights for the Courtyard
Top of the line wheelchairs for 7 floors
Replacement of wheelchair for 1st floor (one was not
returned)
Bibles for Montclair Bible Study Group
Easter Lilies and Communion supplies each year
Crepe Myrtle Trees in Memory of Mary Haley – The
Fund Founder
Speaker System for each floor for floor meetings
Yamaha speaker system for Dining Room
Piano for Montclair including cost of moving and
tuning
Large Flag to replace torn Flag
Fountain – Patio
Piano dolly for Baby Grand
China Cabinet – Private Dining Room
Piano dolly – Montclair
Three Lazy Susans for large tables in Dining Room
#3,000.00 toward purchase of Piano in “Community
Room.”
During a period of six years, the above items represent an
expenditure of $20,593.70 by the fund. Some contributions
are large, some small, but together they have helped to
enhance the life in Montclair and the Condos.
To those whose contributions make these expenditures
possible, the Committee would like to express sincere
appreciation.
250 Nativity Scenes on Exhibit, Saturday, December 1st, 1:30 PM. The
Episcopal Church of the Epiphany. Enjoy afresh the beauty of the
Christmas story as seen through 250 crèches from different lands. Cost:
$7, includes ticket and bus. Deadline: November 26th. Need 10 or
more people.
Chorale II with Peggy Ray, Sunday, December 2nd, 3:15 PM. First
Baptist Church, Tucker. Our own Peggy Ray, with her beautiful voice,
will be in concert with her community Chorale. This is a FREE concert
and all are invited. Cost: $3 for bus. Deadline: November 27th. Need
10 or more people.
Sunday Cinema, Sunday, December 2nd, 3:30 PM. “The Fox and the
Hound” Rated G.
Emory Nursing Students Presentation, Monday, December 3rd, 3:00
PM. Community Room. Emory Nursing students will be giving a series
of informative presentations this semester. Please check your calendars
and plan to attend and learn about important health topics.
Employee Bonus Checks Event and Terpsichore Tap Dancers,
Tuesday, December 4th, 1:30 PM. Main Dining Room. The Employee
Bonus Check event is a grand day of appreciation! The residents
generously show appreciation to the staff with a holiday bonus and the
staff most gratefully appreciates their bonus checks. All are invited: Live
tap dancing at 2:00 PM following bonus checks.
Emory Jazz Ensemble, Tuesday, December 4th, 7:15 PM. Emory
Schwartz Center. The Emory Jazz Concerts are “Fantastic” to jazz
enthusiasts. It’s “Free” and fun. Cost: $3, for bus. Deadline:
November 28th. Need 10 or more people.
Coffee Chat, Wednesday, December 5th, 9:00 AM “Crime Awareness”
- DeKalb Police.
Cinema at Clairmont Place, Wednesday, December 5th, 2:45 PM,
Cinema. Following chapel at 2:45 we’re showing a Disney classic
film—fun for family and friends. It’s Disney in December with the alltime favorite “101 Dalmations.”
Christmas Canteen 2012, Wednesday, December 5th, 6:45 PM. Aurora
Theatre. Christmas Canteen returns for the 17th season. This nostalgic
musical revue is a Winter wonderland that just keeps getting better. With
the awe inspiring Festival of Trees, we guarantee to show you what
Christmas means to those at the Aurora. Cost: Season tickets—$3, for
bus; non-season tickets—$29.62, includes ticket and bus. Deadline:
November 29th. Need 10 or more people.
Christmas Wishes, Thursday, December 6th, 7:00 PM. ART Station.
“Five Strangers are stranded in a small town diner on a blustery
Christmas Eve. While waiting for miracles, they discover they have
more in common than they could ever have imagined.” Fresh story,
Christmas classics make for a moving and entertaining holiday
experience. Buy a single ticket or get the entire season package for $67,
plus tax for four plays. Cost: $3, for bus and $21 for season ticket.
Deadline: November 25th. Need 10 or more people.
Men’s Breakfast Outing, Friday, December 7th, 9:15 AM. J.R’s.
The Clairmont Place Men head out for their monthly breakfast outing
to swap stories and have a good, hot breakfast together. All men
should sign up. Cost: $3 for bus and money for breakfast.
Mystery Trip, Friday, December 7th, 1:30 PM. Atlanta Area. Come
along all curiosity seekers who love adventure. Don’t miss our
December Mystery Outing. It’s free, indoors and very little walking.
Cost: $3 for bus—free outing. Deadline: December 3rd. Nee 10 or
more people.
Christmas at Callanwolde, Friday, December 7th, 6:30 PM
Callanwolde Fine Arts Center. Callanwolde Gothic-Tudor mansion,
furnished and decorated for the holiday season by Atlanta’s top
interior and floral designers. The breathtaking estate will reflect a
historic Atlanta Christmas reminiscent of the glorious era when the
prominent Candler family lived there. On Friday’s there will be live
entertainment. Cost: Senior cost—$18, includes bus; regular cost—
$23, includes bus. Deadline: December 4th. Need 10 or more
people.
Nine Lessons and Carols, Saturday, December 8th, 7:15 PM. Glenn
Memorial Methodist Auditorium. “The Emory tradition established
in 1935 continues with this candlelit evening service of choral music
and scripture, with readings by special guests from the Emory
community. Cost: $15, includes bus. Deadline: December 3rd.
Need 10 or more people.
Sunday Cinema, Sunday, December 9th, 3:30 PM. “The Most
Wonderful Time of the Year” starring Henry Winkler and Brooke
Burns. Rated PG.
The Many Moods of Christmas, Sunday, December 9th, 4:30 PM.
Peachtree Road United Methodist Church. The Chancel Choir,
soloists, and orchestra, Scott Atchison, conductor. This year the
ensemble-in-residence will be joining the combined choirs and full
orchestra for a very festive evening. Cost: $3, for bus. Deadline:
December 5th. Need 10 or more people.
Clairmont Place Holiday Bazaar, Monday, December 10th, 10:00
AM-2:00 PM. Main Dining Room. The Clairmont Place Annual
Holiday Bazaar will be held December 10th from 10:00 AM-2:00
PM. If you would like to reserve a table to sell hand made items,
baked goods, or stuff you want to get rid of, sign up at the Front
Desk. Invite friends to stop by to shop and have some cider.
Deadline to reserve a table: December 3rd.
Emory University Orchestra, Monday, December 10th, 7:15 PM.
Emory Schwartz Center. Free Concert!! Cost: $3 for bus, Deadline:
December 6th. Need 10 or more people.
Arts and Crafts, Tuesday, December 11th, 1:30 PM. Craft Room.
Anyone can make this quick cork ornament. Del Rey Humphreys
will show us this cute, cork craft.
Birthday Dinner, Tuesday, December 11th, 5:00 PM. Main Dining
Room. Pianist, Connie Melgaarde, plays holiday and enjoyable
songs.
Christmas Lights Outing, Tuesday, December 11th, 7:00 PM.
Lights at Life College in Marietta. Our bus trip takes us to see
Christmas lights at Life Chiropractic College in Marietta. Sign up for
your seat on the bus. Cost: $5, includes bus. Deadline: December
6th. Need 15 or more people.
Coffee Chat, Wednesday, December 12th, 9:00 AM “Resident
Writers Christmas Memories” Betty Daniels, speaker.
Caroling in the Condos, Wednesday, December 12th, 1:00 PM. 2nd
Floor Common Area. All residents are invited to join the festivities
with Christmas caroling with Rodney Swain and Peggy Ray on the
2nd Floor Common area. Eggnog will be served.
Resident’s Christmas Party, Thursday, December 13th, 5:00 PM.
Main Dining Room. The Residents Annual Christmas Party includes
a lovely sit down meal while being entertained by the sultry voice of
Maxine Cummins. It’s a dress up party, but not formal.
Tour the Georgia Governor’s Mansion, Friday, December 14th,
9:15 AM. Our reservations have been made and our bus departs at
9:15 AM for our morning tour of the Georgia Governor’s Mansion
all decked out in holiday style. Whether you’ve been to this holiday
event or not it’s always a lovely outing. Lunch at the OK Cafe.
Cost: $3, for bus. Deadline: December 6th. Need 10 or more
people.
Atlanta Vocal Project, Saturday, December 15th, 1:00 PM. John’s
Creek High School. The Atlanta Vocal Project performs the
“Sounds of Christmas.” This is a premier, award-winning
Barbershop Chorus and two members are relatives of Peggy Ray’s
and also other friends who sing in this fantastic group. Wonderful
concert! Cost: $21, includes bus. Deadline: December 5th. Need
10 or more people.
Atlanta Sacred Chorale, Saturday, December 15th, 7:15 PM.
Emory Schwartz Center. Christmas with Atlanta Sacred Chorale.
Share the wonder, joy and promise of Christmas in an evening of
musical memory—making with the ASC and special guests. Amid
the award winning acoustics of the Emerson Concert Choir Hall, let
the hustle and bustle of the season fall away as you bask in the
glorious sounds of the season. Cost: $13, includes ticket and bus.
Deadline: December 11th. Need 10 or more people.
Roswell United Methodist Church Messiah sing-a-long, Sunday,
December 16th, 2:00 PM. The Michael O’Neal Singers invite all to
their Messiah sing-a-long at Roswell United Methodist Church
where our part-time driver, Carmen, is a member. The Michael
O’Neal Singers are a wonderful chorus of talented singers. A
member of their chorus will have sung on November 28th at Coffee
Chat. Cost: $13, includes bus and ticket. Deadline: December
12th. Need 10 or more people.
Sunday Cinema, Sunday, December 16th, 2:30 PM. “Serendipity”
starring John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale. Rated PG-13.
Central Presbyterian Carolers, Sunday, December 16th, 5:00PM.
Community Room. Carolers from Central Presbyterian Church will
sing Christmas Carols in the community room. Everyone is invited.
Doughnuts in December, Monday, December 17th, 9:30 AM. Bar
Area. Hot coffee AND Krispy Kreme Doughnuts will be served at
9:30 AM in the bar. All are invited for a sugar overload and who
counts calories in December anyway??
Arts and Crafts, Monday, December 17th, 1:30 PM. Thank you
for saving your toilet tissue rolls for our holiday wreath craft—so
cute and easy. We now have enough. Come, and Lynn will help
you make a wreath.
Tucker First Baptist Carolers Chorus, Tuesday, December 18th,
2:00 PM. All residents are invited to the Main Dining Room to hear
the Tucker First Baptist choir members sing holiday music.
Coffee Chat, Wednesday, December 12th, 9:00 AM “Resident
Writers Christmas Memories” Olga Rust, speaker.
Cinema—following Chapel, Wednesday, December 19th, 2:45
PM. Cinema. Following chapel at 2:45 PM, we’re showing a
Disney classic film—Disney in December with the beloved
“Pinocchio.”
Christmas Lights at Atlantic Station, Wednesday, December
19th, 7:00 PM. Centennial Olympic Park and Atlantic Station. Our
bus takes us to see Christmas lights at Centennial Olympic Park and
Atlantic Station. On the way home we’ll stop for a doughnut at
Krispy Kreme—well, maybe two doughnuts and coffee!! Cost: $3
for bus and money for Krispy Kreme. Deadline: December 19th.
Need 10 or more people.
Dinner Outing to Maggiano’s, Thursday, December 20th, 4:30
PM. Buy one dinner entrée for $12.99 and you’ll receive an extra
entrée to take home included with the $12.99 price—like buy one
get one free to go! Steamy hot, Italian food is only a bus ride away.
Cost: $3 for bus and money for dinner. Deadline: December 17th.
Need 10 or more people.
TLC (The Lunch Club) to the Sun Dial Room at the Westin
Peachtree, Friday, December 21st, 11:00 AM. Are you a member of
TLC (The Lunch Club)? If not then stop by the Front Desk and ask
for a membership card—they are FREE. Each time you go on an
outing with the Lunch Club get your membership card punched on the
bus—after 10 outings your next TLC outing is a Free bus ride. The
Sun Dial room is at the top of the Peachtree Westin Hotel. Cost: $3
for bus and money for lunch. Deadline: December 17th. Need 10 or
more people.
Sunday Cinema, Sunday, December 23rd, 3:30 PM. “Christmas
Romance” (1994) starring Olivia Newton-John and Gregory Harrison.
Rated PG.
Holiday Movie—”Christmas Choir”, Tuesday, December 25th,
6:15 PM. Cinema. “Christmas Choir” Workaholic accountant Peter
Andrews has overlooked Christmas, friends and even his fiancé far
too long. A chance encounter with a homeless man changes
everything and inspires Peter to start a choir at a homeless shelter—
more to come, but you’ll need to watch the movie! Merry Christmas.
Coffee Chat, Wednesday, December 26th, 9:00 AM “Resident
Writers Christmas Memories” Jo Dogali, speaker.
Movie: “Moonlight and Mistletoe”, Thursday, December 27th, 6:15
PM. Starring Tom Arnold and Candace Cameron Bure. Not rated.
Ladies Breakfast Outing, Friday, December 28th, 9:15 AM.
Mittie’s Tea Room—Alpharetta. Ladies—don’t let the holiday
season pass us by without a visit to Mittie’s Tea Room and a visit next
door to “Audrie Hensleys” Twigs and Lace gift shop. No, not our
Audrey, but the owner shares the same name. A cute restaurant and
gift shop. Cost: $3 for bus and money for breakfast. Deadline:
December 24th. Need 10 or more people.
Sunday Cinema, Sunday, December 30th, 3:30 PM. “Angels in the
Outfield” (1994) starring Danny Glover, Tony Danza and Christopher
Lloyd. Rated PG.
New Year’s Eve Party, Monday, December 31, 5:00 –7:00 PM.
Main Dining Room. You are cordially invited to attend the annual
and festive New Year’s Eve Party. This is a dressy party with sparkle
and the great sound of Gary Narramore and his wife performing piano
and vocal. Dancing or just listening, you’ll cheer in the new year
early with friends but throw another party on your floor and celebrate
at Midnight.
Upcoming Event: Glenn Miller Orchestra, Sunday, January 20th,
1:45 PM. Spivey Hall, Clayton State College. Back by popular
demand—The Glenn Miller Concert at Spivey Hall. This concert is a
sell out so we must buy our tickets now. Cost: $35, includes ticket
and bus. Deadline: December 5th. Must have fifteen sign up.
Arts and Crafts Exhibit, Monday, January 21st, 10:00 AM-2:00 PM.
Main Dining Room. The Arts and Crafts Exhibit is an opportunity for
any resident to display their personal craft or art items. If you have
any hand made craft such as knitting, crochet, sewing, woodwork,
painting, rug hooking, poetry, written stories, books, handmade canes,
jewelry, quilts, scarves that are woven, etc. Please reserve a table to
display your art or craft at the Front Desk.