Join us in Fellowship Hall for these remarkable

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2016
APRIL
The Inimitable
Winston Churchill
with Dr. Elliot Engel
Thursday, April 21 at 4:00 pm
Dr. Elliot Engel will entertain
and delight us with the inside
scoop on one of the most
intriguing characters of the 20th
century –Sir Winston Leonard
Spencer-Churchill, British
statesman and Prime Minister
of the UK from 1940–1945 and
from 1951–1955.
Alzheimer’s Research
Update
with Dr. Laura Baker
Thursday, May 12 at 4:00 pm
Dr. Laura Baker will discuss
research being performed at
the Gerontology/Alzheimer’s
Research Facility at WFBMC.
The research is working to
improve the diagnosis and care
for people with the disease
while focusing on the program’s
ultimate goal–finding a cure!
Join us in Fellowship Hall
for these remarkable
upcoming programs!
National Library Week, April 10–16,
is an excellent time to visit Arbor
Acres' libraries.
Notice some improvements inspired by
responses to a recent resident survey:
better space for readers, new signage and
arrangement, and new books. The libraries
are staffed mostly by volunteers, who process
new books, check in and shelve, and keep
things orderly.
Although there is no time limit on check-outs,
readers are encouraged to return books soon
so that others may enjoy them, and to please
use the proper procedure for checking books
in and out. Check your shelves for unreturned
library books!
Donations of new books in good condition are
welcomed, as are paperback exchanges and
current magazines.
Thank you for helping to keep our libraries
running well and up-to-date!
RSVP Events-At-A-Glance
These upcoming events require registration, a ticket purchase and/or transportation reservation. Please
contact Annie Lawson, Concierge, at ext. 1210 to RSVP before the deadline. Remember to RSVP for Cloverdale,
Thruway and Walmart shopping trips!
OFF CAMPUS
Saturday, April 2, Leave 7:30 pm, Start 8:00 pm
WS Theatre Alliance: Jesus Christ Superstar
For those who met RSVP deadline in March.
Sunday, April 17, Leave 1:30 pm, Start 2:00 pm
WS Theatre Alliance: Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story
Cost $16.00. RSVP by April 3.
Tuesday, April 5, Leave 7:00 pm, Start 7:30 pm
Winston-Salem Symphony
Transportation for ticket holders who RSVP'd.
Wednesday, April 20, Leave 7:30 am, Return 5:00 pm
Raleigh Trip
Bus is full.
Thursday, April 7, Leave 11:00 am
Herrera Vineyard Lunch and Wine Tasting Trip
Bring lunch money. RSVP by April 4.
Thursday, April 7, Leave 6:30 pm, Start 7:00 pm
Great Decisions Lecture Series
RSVP for transportation by Monday before (4/4,
4/11, and 4/18, respectively). Free.
WFU Theatre: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way
to the Forum
Highland Presbyterian: Maurice Duruflé: Requiem
Free. RSVP by April 6.
Monday, April 11, Leave 5:30 pm
Dinner at Diamond Back Grill
Bring money for your meal. RSVP by April 6.
Tuesday, April 12, Leave 7:00 pm, Start 7:30 pm
Riverrun: Maya Angelou and Still I Rise
Twin City Stage: The Wizard of Oz
WS Symphony Pops: The Beach Boys Sound
Transportation for ticket holders. RSVP by April 8.
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Hanesbrand Theatre: As You Like It
Wednesday, April 27, Leave 9:00 am
Minglewood Farm Tour and Farm to Table Lunch
Saturday, May 7 Leave 2:30 pm, Start 3:00 pm
WS Symphony Community Concert
15 Free Tickets available, first come, first serve.
Sunday, May 8 , Leave 2:30 pm, Start 3:00 pm
Stained Glass Playhouse: Dearly Beloved
Cost $12.00. RSVP by May 2.
ON CAMPUS
Friday, April 22
Arbor Dining Room
Dinner and Dance Nite
See info on back cover
Saturday, April 30, 5:30–7:30 pm
Arbor Dining Room
Arbor Acres “Night Out”
Cost $20.00. RSVP at 722-5106, Press #2.
NOTICE:
Pick up Evaluation Cards on the Credenza
in the back of Fellowship Hall and use
these for any feedback you would like to
give for on campus or off campus
Recreational Arts events.
April Events
Sunday, April 3
Friday, April 1
7:00 PM
Friday Night at the Movies with Jim Shertzer
Fellowship Hall
11:00 AM
Morning Worship Service
led by Rev. Douglas Suggs
Robinson Hall
2:00 PM
The Mary Baldwin College Choir
Robinson Hall
The Mary Baldwin College Choir from Staunton,
VA, consisting of 40 young women under the
direction of David Tate, will perform for us.
Spotlight
(2015) (R – Language, sexual references). This
year’s Best Picture Oscar winner, Spotlight,
tells how reporters at Boston Globe uncovered
widespread child molestation and cover-up
within the local Catholic Archdiocese, shaking the
entire Catholic Church to its core and opening
a worldwide investigation into the Church’s
practices. Michael Keaton, Leiv Schreiber, and
supporting actor-nominees Mark Ruffalo and
Rachel McAdams head the cast. In HD. (128 min)
Saturday, April 2
1:00 PM
Saturday Afternoon Movie
Fellowship Hall
(1939) (Not Rated). A poor but proud girl, Shirley
Temple, searches army hospitals for her father,
reported dead in the Boer War. (93 mins)
7:30 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby
8:00 PM – Program Start
WS Theatre Alliance: Jesus Christ Superstar
For those who met the RSVP deadline in March.
Registration
Required
SYMPHONY LEAVE TIME IS 2:15 pm not 2:30 pm
to allow extra time to get into the theater. Please
be courteous of others and arrive on time to
meet the bus! Transportation for season ticket
holders who met RSVP deadline.
6:30 PM
Vespers led by Rev. Bert Sanders
Fellowship Hall
Monday, April 4
The Little Princess
Icon Legend
Transportation
Available
10:00 AM
Decorate for April in Paris
Living Room/Lakeside Dining Room
7:00 PM
Monday Night at the Movies with Jim Shertzer
Fellowship Hall
The Lady in the Van
(2016) (PG-13). Oscar-winner Dame Maggie
Smith stars in this “mostly true” story about a
transient woman who parked her van in a famed
British playwright’s driveway ... and stayed there
for 15 years! Alex Jennings and Oscar winner Jim
Broadbent costar. In HD. (104 min)
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Tuesday, April 5
Thursday, April 7
4:00–5:30 PM
Arbor Afternoons in Paris with Left Bank Trio
Bay Window
10:00 AM
Town Hall
Fellowship Hall
Come visit the Cafe Carte Blanche as the Swing
On! Trio shifts gears to become the Left Bank
Trio. Songs will include: April In Paris, M'Lord,
Poor People Of Paris, La Mer, La Vien Rose, and of
course Charlie Chaplin's great song Smile.
11:30 AM– Leaving Berrier Front Lobby
Herrera Vineyard Lunch and Wine Tasting Trip
Dobson, NC
3:00 PM
Wellness Talk: The Eyes Have it!
with Michael Tytell, PhD, WFU School of Medicine
Fitness Center, Ball Room
Dr. Tytell will give us an overview of eye structure
and age-related changes.
Transportation for season ticket holders who met
RSVP deadline.
7:00 PM
Poetry Reading
Fellowship Hall, aka Cafe Carte Blanche
Bring your favorite poem to share! Light
refreshments will be available. We'll transform
Fellowship Hall into Cafe Carte Blanche in
celebration of April in Paris.
Two sisters have transformed the former Black
Wolf Vineyards into a charming restaurant and
winery in Dobson. Bring money for lunch and an
additional $5.00 if you choose to try a Flight of 6
of their most popular wines. We will pay for the
meal and tasting individually. RSVP by April 4.
3:30 PM
Holy Eucharist
hosted by St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Annie's Kitchen, 2nd Floor Asbury Place
Note new location! This event occurs the 1st
Thursday of each month. Everyone is invited.
Scales Fine Arts Center, WFU
Cuba and the USA with Dr. Peter Siavelis.
RSVP for transportation by April 4. Free.
Friday, April 8
Wednesday, April 6
2:00 PM
Reader's Digest DVD Presentation:
Journey of a Lifetime: Australia the Beautiful
Fellowship Hall
7:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
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3:00 PM
Guest Speaker: Brett Loftis
Topic: Together to Serve More Children
Fellowship Hall
Brett Loftis, CEO of The Children's Home and The
Crossnore School, will address short term goals
and long term vision for The Children's Home
and how the new affiliation with The Crossnore
School will expand the capability to provide more
services for more children. The ultimate goal is
to become the premier provider of children's
services in western North Carolina.
Friday, April 8 (cont.)
Sunday, April 10
4:00–5:30 PM
Arbor Afternoons
Carolina Flute and Guitar
Living Room
11:00 AM
led by Rev. Douglas Suggs
Robinson Hall
7:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Maurice Duruflé: Requiem
Highland Presbyterian Church
Sullivan's Travels
(1941) (Not Rated). Tired of cranking out
lightweight comedies that just make people
laugh, a successful Hollywood director (Joel
McCrea) resolves to make a serious, socially
responsible movie about human suffering, O
Brother, Where Art Thou?, but faces a problem:
he knows nothing about hardship. Determined
to see the hard-knock life firsthand, he hits the
road disguised as a hobo … and lands in more
trouble than he ever dreamed of. Directed by
Preston Sturges, Sullivan’s Travels stands as one
of Hollywood’s finest satires and a high-water
mark in the career of one of moviedom’s funniest
funnymen. In HD. (90 min)
Saturday, April 9
1:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Random Harvest
(1942) (Not Rated). An amnesiac World War I vet
falls in love with a music hall star, only to suffer
an accident which restores his original memories
but erases his post-War life. Starring Greer
Garson and Ronald Colman. (126 minutes.)
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
WFU Theatre
Cost $12.00. RSVP deadline April 3.
UNCSA and Highland Presbyterian Church present
Maurice Duruflé's Requiem for chorus, soloists,
organ, and chamber orchestra with UNCSA
Cantata Singers and Highland Presbyterian
Church Chancel Choir. Our own Margaret
Sandresky will be performing with this program.
Free. RSVP by April 6.
6:30 PM
Fellowship Hall
Monday, April 11
Dinner at Diamond Back Grill
Bring money for your meal. RSVP by April 6.
Tuesday, April 12
2:30–3:30 PM
Dance Lessons with Ann Guill, 1/6
Six Week Series through May 12
Gathering Place
Ann is a native of Winston Salem, and started
ballroom dancing at age 12, with a formation
team taught by Floretta Baylin, and has taught
dance and drama for 25+ years at Summit School
and public schools. She started and owns Avalon
Cotillions, and is the founding director of TAKE
THE LEAD North Carolina, a non-profit which
offers the Dancing Classrooms program in the
public schools. See Fitness page for more info.
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Tuesday, April 12 (cont.)
3:00 PM
New York City Theatre Trip Sharing Session
Fellowship Hall
3:00 PM
Circle #2 of United Methodist Women
Gathering Place
Arbor Acres is headed to New York City! This
second annual trip is slated for October. If you're
interested, or if you have ideas of what to see and
do, come to this meeting. Lisa O'Donnell wants to
hear from you.
Maya Angelou and Still I Rise
SECCA, Riverrun International Film Festival
(2016) A tribute to the life and work of Pulitzer
Prize-winning writer, poet, actress, activist and
icon Maya Angelou, this reverent documentary
love letter shows how her life has inspired
countless people around the world. (112 mins)
Wednesday, April 13
2:00 PM
Journey of a Lifetime: Africa & Asia
Fellowship Hall
7:00 PM
Vespers led by Rev. Wes McLeod
Fellowship Hall
Thursday, April 14
12:00 PM
Men’s Club Speaker, Chuck Duckett
Board of Trustees, UNC Chapel Hill
Fellowship Hall
Chuck Duckett (son of residents Charles and
Carolyn) will discuss the UNC System, the Board
of Governors and their role, UNC Chapel Hill
governance and the Board of Trustees’ role in the
Academic Scandal. He'll welcome your questions.
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Thursday, April 14 (cont.)
Migration with Dr. Sarah Lischer.
The Wizard of Oz
Twin City Stage
Whisked into the magical Land of Oz by a
tornado, Dorothy and Toto embark on a strange
and enchanting adventure to find a way home.
Friday, April 15
Tax Day
3:00 PM
UNCSA Faculty Recital
Promenade, 2nd Floor Asbury Place
Faculty from UNCSA will perform a concert for
oboe, piano and strings.
7:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Lifeboat
(1944) (Not Rated). Based on a John Steinbeck
story specially commissioned by Hitchcock, this
lesser-known Hitchcock thriller stars Tallulah
Bankhead as a famed war correspondent and
features William Bendix, Walter Slezak and Hume
Cronyn among her raft mates. In HD. (98 min)
Saturday, April 16
Tuesday, April 19
1:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
7:00 PM
Second Century Jazz Quartet
Fellowship Hall
My Favorite Brunette
Come along for the ride as the Second Century Jazz
Quartet explores the mid-century marvels of the
popular standard (e.g. Caravan, Moanin'), bossa
nova (Desafinado, Girl from Ipanema), and soul
and funk (Cantaloupe Island, Mercy, Mercy, Mercy)
in the larger spectrum of jazz.
(1947) (Not Rated). Shortly before his execution
on the death row in San Quentin, amateur sleuth
and baby photographer Ronnie Jackson, tells
reporters how he got there. Starring Bob Hope,
Dorothy Lamour, and Peter Lorre. (87 minutes.)
WS Symphony Plugged-In Pops:
The Beach Boys Sound
Reynolds Auditorium
Transportation for ticket holders. RSVP by April 8.
Sunday, April 17
11:00 AM
led by Rev. Bert Sanders
Robinson Hall
Buddy Holly
Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance
6:30 PM
Vespers led by Rev. Douglas Suggs
Fellowship Hall
Wednesday, April 20
7:30 AM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby
Raleigh Day Trip
Bus is full! Bring money for lunch.
2:00 PM
Journey of a Lifetime: Europe & The Middle East
Fellowship Hall
7:00 PM
Worship through Music with Kevin Douthit
Fellowship Hall
Thursday, April 21
4:00 PM
Live and Learn Presents
The Inimitable Winston Churchill
with Dr. Elliot Engel
Fellowship Hall
See front cover for more information.
We Remember
Peggy Moser
November 6, 1927 – March 9, 2016
Madolin Hudson
October 10, 1914 – March 15, 2016
The Koreas with Dr. Wei-Chin Lee.
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Thursday, April 21 (cont.)
Saturday, April 23
7:00 PM
Haydn and Spring Songs
Fellowship Hall
1:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
UNCSA colleagues and collaborators Judith
Saxton and Allison Gagnon will perform Haydn's
Trumpet Concerto in Eb along with selection of
Spring songs. Judith Saxton is UNCSA Trumpet
Artist Faculty and Brass and Percussion Chair.
Triad audiences can hear her with the Eastern
Music Festival and the NC Brass Band. Allison
Gagnon directs the Collaborative Piano program
at UNCSA and appears in recital with her
instrumental and vocal colleagues.
Message in a Bottle
Friday, April 22
7:00–9:30 PM
Dance Nite!
Fellowship Hall
DJ Randy Garner will be spinning tunes from the
Big Band, Beach, and Rock & Roll eras. The big
dance floor will be down. Guests are welcome!
If single, find a dancing resident or non-resident
partner. Gals have been dancing with gals for
years – why not now? Staff and their partners are
also invited. If you want to watch and listen, there
will be seating around the perimeter. Beverages
and light snacks will be provided. There will be a
special menu at Lakeside to celebrate the event,
and a reservation-required menu in the Arbor
Room. See back page for the menu. Casual dress.
Dance is FREE! No RSVP. to attend the Dance.
RSVP for Arbor Room dinner only.
(1999) (PG-13). A woman discovers a tragic love
letter in a bottle on a beach, and is determined
to track down its author. Starring Kevin Costner,
Robin Wright and Paul Newman. (131 minutes.)
Sunday, April 24
11:00 AM
led by Rev. Bert Sanders
Robinson Hall
As You Like It
Handsbrands Theatre
RSVP by April 4. Cost $20.00.
6:30 PM
with the Shepherd Singers
Fellowship Hall
Tuesday, April 26
2:00 PM
Journey of a Lifetime: Austria to America
Fellowship Hall
7:00 PM
Justin Poindexter & The Silver City Bound Quartet
Fellowship Hall
With soulful harmony and award-winning songs,
Silver City Bound has rock and rolled from soldout shows at Lincoln Center to concert halls,
iconic dive bars and major festivals.
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Wednesday, April 27
9:00 AM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby
Minglewood Farm Tour and Farm-to-Table Lunch
Come learn about sustainable farming and
environmental stewardship, and enjoy a great
meal! Cost $25.00. RSVP by April 20.
Saturday, April 30
1:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Holiday
1:00 PM
Book Club Meeting
Fitness Center, Ball Room
The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg by Mark
Twain. A dark and riveting dissection of a town's
hypocrisy, vanity, and misplaced pride. Review by
Hamp Lefler.
3:00 PM
Sharps and Flats Spring Concert
Robinson Hall
RSVP if you need transportation. The Retirement
Center Concert will be Tuesday, May 3 at 7:00 pm.
(1938) (Not Rated). A young man falls in love
with a girl from a rich family. Starring Katharine
Hepburn and Cary Grant. (95 mins)
7:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
5:30–7:30 PM
Arbor Acres’ "Night Out"
Arbor Dining Room
See details on back cover.
Friday, April 29
7:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Chimes at Midnight
(1965) (Not Rated). We celebrate Shakespeare’s
452nd birthday with Orson Welles’ last
masterpiece, rarely screened until recently due
to unresolved legal problems. Welles distills the
Bard’s historical plays from Richard II through
Henry V, and gives a virtuoso performance as that
jolly rogue, Sir John Falstaff. Royal support comes
from Keith Baxter as Prince Hal, John Gielgud as
Henry IV, and Margaret Rutherford as Mistress
Quickly. In HD. (116 min)
Sculpting Class
A new “handbuilding with clay” course allows
you to create whatever you desire with the
assistance of expert instructors Tom Ogburn
and Mary Gunyuzlu. It might be an animal,
bowl or bust of someone…whatever your
interests are. Tom has taught sculpting here
at Arbor Acres for some time while both Tom
and Mary have been teaching sculpting at
the Sawtooth Center for Creative Design for
several years. Cost is $60.00. RSVP by April 12
to ext. 1210.
Tuesday, 1:30–3:30 pm
Sculpting Studio
April 26, May 3, 10, 17, 24 and June 21
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May Look Ahead
During the month of May the Art Classes taught by
Steven Dunn will host an Art Display in the Galleria
outside of Fellowship Hall!
Winston-Salem Youth Choir Concert
Monday, May 2 at 7:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
These 40 very talented 4th–8th grade singers have
recently performed the Carmina Burana with
UNCSA Orchestra, Cantata Singers and Symphony
Chorale at the Stevens Center, the Fox 8 Holiday
concert at the LJVM coliseum with the WinstonSalem Symphony and a special performance of
Charlie Brown music with the Carolina Chamber
Symphony. The WSYC brings together children
from a variety of backgrounds to learn teamwork
and tolerance while building lasting friendships
based on the universal language of music.
Arbor Acres Sharps and Flats Spring Concert
Tuesday, May 3 at 7:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Reader's Digest DVD Series:
Scenic Cruises of the World
Wednesday, May 4 at 2:00 PM
We'll visit the stunning landscapes of Nova Scotia
and Cape Breton; the sunny beaches, lush forests
and volcanic mountains of the Caribbean; Mayan
ruins in Guatemala; the Panama Canal; Big Sur's
spectacular coast; Alaska's untamed wilderness.
Arbor Afternoons Goes Out of Doors!
Friday, May 6 from 4:00–5:30 PM
Womble Terrace
Celebrate the 6th of May the Mexican way!
Fredd Reyes and his compadre will be performing
a Cinco De Mayo celebration that will have you
dancing like a jumping bean! Bring your maracas
and sombrero for an unforgettable afternoon!
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WS Symphony Community Concert
Saturday, May 7
Leave at 2:30 PM, Program starts at 3:00 PM
The Winston-Salem Symphony’s annual Concert
for Community features the orchestra side-by-side
with the WSS Youth Symphony and the winners
of the 2016 Peter Perret Youth Talent Search. A
springtime family favorite of overtures, concertos
by young stars, and works for a HUGE orchestra!
Janice has 15 free tickets to this community
concert. RSVP 1st come 1st serve. This concert is 2
hours and 10 minutes long. Tickets are required
for admission. RSVP by May 1.
Stained Glass Playhouse: Dearly Beloved
Sunday, May 8
Leave at 2:30 PM, Program starts at 3:00 PM
Cost $12.00. RSVP by May 2.
RSVP NOW! for these events.
Call the Concierge at ext. 1210.
Paul Armstrong hosts a roundtable
Men's discussion group
on Thursdays in the
Living Room Thursdays, 8:30–9:00
am, except April 14 .
He also is available
Thursdays, 9:30–11:30 am,
except April 14
in the Computer Lab to answer
your computer questions.
Drop by and visit!
April Birthdays
D AT E
1st
4th
5th
6th
RESIDENTS
William Hill
Randall Sparger, Jr.
John Albright
Jean Baity
Sylvia Smith
7th
Jill Mayer
8th
Gail Lake
9th
10th
11th
Charlotte Hubbard
Eloise McLean
Peggy Jane White
Connie Walsh
Dot Gantt
C Sommer
12th
13
th
14th
15th
16th
Gordon Pfefferkorn
Tom Crichlow
Hilda Kiger
Irene Pandres
Harriet Workman
18th
19th
George Newton
Rufus Rhyne
Selma Scott
Susan Uphoff
20th
Jane Albright
21st
Estelle Summey
EMPLOYEES
Michelle Allen
Bev Brown
Ty Smith
April Bowman
Adriane Lash
Tiarra Pratt
Erika Steele
Jeff Astrop
Gwen Morrison
Nicole Peoples
Kisha Simington
LaToya Spencer
D AT E
22nd
23rd
25th
26th
27th
28th
29th
30th
Esther Kato
Diane Ayuninjam
RESIDENTS
Tay Byrum
Emily Lambeth
Ruth Martin
Jo Ann Burton
Mary Hanley
Jonella Poole
Herbert Snow
Phyllis Stubbins
Terry Tuttle
Ella Lively
Ellie Rein
Margaret Sandresky
Betsy Allen
Mary Farr
John Hunt
John Rundell
EMPLOYEES
Michelle Jackson
Sandra Thomas
Nyasia Martinez
Erin Perkins
Kimberly Snow
David Matthews
Welcome, Newcomers!
Peter & Kay Cavallo
701 Bayberry Circle
Latisa Saunders
Percy Careathers
Allie Lara
Nicole Mangione
Ivette Rechtien
Lejuan Cornelius
Julissa Almonte
Rita Dulin
Linda Glenn
Tymeshia Zoker
John & Susie Gates
205 Stockton
Janet Hano
2307 Asbury Place
Bill Howell
412 Stockton
Sally Lacy
1015 Epworth
Neill McGeachy
1106 Asbury Place
Bruce & Ann Milam
801 Fountain Hill
John & Luella Rundell
1003 Epworth
Ruth Sapp
103 Womble
CV Williams
101 Strickland
Elizabeth Williams
401 Stockton
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Dining Events in April
Arbor Room Dinner Specials
April Parisian Menus
Wednesday & Thursday Nights
Our Dining Arts team will repeat last year's
Meal-on-Wheels theme by revisiting some of our
favorite Paris-themed menus.
April 6 & April 7
Moules Frites – $26
Fresh Prince Edward Island Mussels w. White
Wine & Butter Broth, Heirloom Baby Tomatoes &
Crispy Pommes Frites, served w. Julienned Squash,
Includes Salad & Dessert.
April 13 & April 14
Lakeside Dining Room
Monday, April 4
Grill Special: Ultimate French Dip Sandwich
Tuesday, April 5
Paris Lunch Buffet, Lakeside Dining Room
NC Pecan Chicken – $24
Fresh NC Chicken Stuffed w. a Mushroom & Pecan
Duxelle, served w. Blueberry Compote, New
Potatoes & Roasted Root Vegetables,
April 20 & April 21
Hoisin Grilled Pork Tenderloin
– $28
Asian-Style Marinated Grilled Pork Tenderloin
w. Lobster Fried Rice & Braised Baby Bok Choy,
SPECIAL FRIDAY MENU ONLY April 22
Dinner & Dance Nite
Join us for a special menu before dancing the Nite
away. The Arbor Room Chefs will prepare a Prix
Fixe Menu with a collection of your favorites to
choose from. Enjoy a relaxed dress code in the
Arbor Room for a casual Nite out. *For dinner
reservations please call 722-5106, press #2.
Reservations are not required to attend the dance*
April 27 & April 29
Atlantic Black Grouper – $32
Pan-Roasted Fresh Grouper Filets w. Spicy Zucchini
& Red Pepper Confit, served w. Crispy Polenta &
Batonnet Carrots, Includes Salad & Dessert.
Wednesday, April 6
Dessert Special: Raspberry Charlotte
Délicieuxeuse, Exquise
Arbor Acres “Night Out”
Saturday, April 30, 5:30 — 7:30 pm
Arbor Dining Room, $20.00 per person
Dining Arts will put together a wonderful
Spring menu filled with picnic basket favorites.
Come enjoy an evening out with Arbor Acres
neighbors and friends for this special Family
Style meal. Guests are more than welcome.
RSVP at 722-5106, Press #2
No. 10 Wine Dinner
‘Tour de North Carolina’
Tuesday, April 19, 6:30 PM
Arbor Dining Room, $39.00 per person
A sampling of five culinary inspired regional
dishes from the Tar Heel State. Menu inspired
by Chef Daniel Smith with North Carolina
Regional Wine pairing from American
Premium Beverage. Space is limited.
RSVP at 722-5106, Press #2
Arbor Room is closed for dinner on April 28.
Lamplighter is published monthly by
Questions? Contact Janice Lutz-Vanhoy,
Arbor Acres United Methodist Retirement Community Recreational Arts Manager, at
1240 Arbor Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104
748-4646 or [email protected]
The online version of Lamplighter is available at www.arboracres.org.

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