Let`s Go in June!

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Let`s Go in June!

2016
JUNE
Let’s Go in June!
Upcoming Excursions
Thursday, June 2
Twin City Stage:
Tuesdays with Morrie
Tuesday, June 7
Belk Shopping Senior Day
Friday, June 10
Flint Hill Vineyard Tasting & Boxed Lunch Trip
Sunday, June 12
Willingham Theatre:
Stars & Stripes, Letters from Home
Wednesday, June 22
Diastole Alpaca Farm Tour
& Seafood Shack Lunch Trip
Sunday, June 26
Kernersville Little Theatre:
Leap of Faith
Monday, June 27
North Carolina Zoo Trip, Asheboro
Wednesday, June 29
Lees-McRae College:
Mary Poppins
RSVP for these great events by contacting the
Concierge at ext. 1210 before the deadline!
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! Please indicate if no ticket is needed when requesting transportation only.
OFF CAMPUS
Thursday, June 2, Leave 7:30 pm, Start 8:00 pm
Twin City Stage: Tuesdays with Morrie
Transportation for those who met RSVP deadline.
Tuesday, June 7, Leave 9:00 am
Primary Voting Trip
Bring photo ID. RSVP by June 5.
Bring money for purchases. RSVP by June 2.
Tuesday, June 7, Leave 1:00 pm
Cloverdale Shopping Trips
RSVP by June 5 and June 19, respectively.
Friday, June 10, Leave 11:00 am
RSVP by June 3. Bring money for tasting.
Sunday, June 12, Leave 2:15 pm, Start 3:00 pm
Willingham Theatre: Stars & Stripes Show
Thruway Shopping Trips
RSVP by June 12 and June 26, respectively.
Hamrick's Shopping Trip
RSVP by June 15.
Wednesday, June 22, Leave 9:45 am
Alpaca Farm Tour & Seafood Shack Lunch Trip
RSVP by June 15. Bring lunch money.
Thursday, June 23, Leave 1:00 pm
Walmart Shopping Trip
RSVP by June 21.
Sunday, June 26, Leave 1:15 pm, Start 2:00 pm
Kernersville Little Theatre: Leap of Faith
RSVP by June 17. Cost $18.00.
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Monday, June 27, Leave 9:15 am
North Carolina Zoo Trip, Asheboro
RSVP by June 8. Cost $30.00.
Limited space for first 9 to RSVP!
Wednesday, June 29, Leave 9:00 am, Start 2:00 pm
Lees-McRae College: Mary Poppins
Thursday, July 14
Barter Theatre: Mamma Mia
Contact Janice or Centenary Senior Adults for details.
Friday, July 15, Leave 9:30 am
Seagrove Pottery Festival Trip
RSVP by July 5. Bring money for lunch & purchases.
Sunday, July 24, Leave 2:30 pm, Start 3:00 pm
Stained Glass Playhouse: Oklahoma!
RSVP by July 12. Cost $13.00.
Thursday, July 28, Leave 9:00 am, Show 7:00 pm
Overnight Trip to Flat Rock Playhouse: 9 to 5
Cost $182.00 for lodging and show ticket. Bring
money for meals. RSVP by July 1.
ON CAMPUS
Tuesdays, July 12, 19 & 26, 11:00 am–12:15 pm
The Alexander Technique with Judith Saxton
RSVP by June 29. Cost is $50.00. Fellowship Hall
JOIN US THURSDAY, JUNE 9
FOR OUR BELK FASHION SHOW
Want to be a model? Let Janice know. We
must have 10 for this to be a fabulous event.
Males and females invited to participate.
We'll go shopping at Belk Tuesday, June 7
at 9:30 am to pick our outfits.
RSVP for a seat on the bus.
We also need an audience!
Plan to attend the fashion show in
Fellowship Hall Thursday, June 9 at 3:00 pm.
Refreshments will be served.
June Events
Wednesday, June 1
2:00 PM
Exploring North Carolina DVD Presentation:
Natural Boundary
Fellowship Hall
This set was created for use in the public schools,
and is on loan to us from PBS. We will watch one
episode each week. Each episode is approximately
1 hour. Upcoming episodes include Colors of the
Earth, Fossil Fields, and Logos vs. Leaves.
Friday, June 3
4:00–5:30 PM
Arbor Afternoons Alfresco
with Carolina Flute and Guitar Duo
Womble Terrace
Let's enjoy the sunshine during our first Arbor
Afternoons Alfresco!
7:00 PM
Game Night
Fellowship Hall
Do you have a favorite board game? Are there any
you would like to learn? Please join us for a night
of fun, socialization, and learning! See Jennifer
Hemric for any questions.
Thursday, June 2
10:00 AM
Town Hall
Fellowship Hall
Saturday, June 4
1:00–3:00 PM
Wellness Expo
Fitness Center
Info on the Fitness page.
1:00 PM
Saturday Afternoon Movie
Fellowship Hall
3:30 PM
Holy Eucharist
hosted by St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Annie's Kitchen, 2nd Floor Asbury Place
Everyone is invited.
7:30 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby
8:00 PM – Program Start
Tuesdays with Morrie
Twin City Stage at Hanes Brands Theatre
Transportation for those who met the RSVP
deadline in May.
Please refer to the calendar for a
complete listing of events.
Icon Legend
Registration
Required
Transportation
Available
Sleepless in Seattle
(1993) (PG). After the death of his wife, Sam
Baldwin (Tom Hanks) moves to Seattle with his
son, Jonah (Ross Mallinger). When Jonah calls in
to a talk-radio program to find a new wife for his
father, Sam grudgingly gets on the line to discuss
his feelings. Annie Reed (Meg Ryan), a reporter
in Baltimore, hears Sam speak and falls for him,
even though she is engaged. Unsure where it will
lead, she writes Sam a letter asking him to meet
her at the Empire State Building on Valentine's
Day. (106 minutes.)
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Saturday, June 4 (cont.)
7:00 PM
Great Courses DVD Presentation
Gathering Place
Monday, June 6
7:00 PM
2nd Summer Outdoor Concert
Bark Point Ramblers Blue Grass Band
Corpening Fitness Terrace
(Rain location, Fellowship Hall)
Since their founding five years ago, the Bark
Point Ramblers have been entertaining audiences
around the Triad with a mix of bluegrass, folk, and
old time country songs framed by informative
and humorous patter. The band features harmony
and solo vocals, and includes guitar, banjo, dobro,
mandolin, accordion and double bass. The band
performs 40-50 shows a year, and several of the
members have played together for more than 30
years–with the Home Moravian Church bluegrass
band, and Petrous Ridge (a long-lived ensemble
at Wake Forest Medical School).
Tuesday, June 7
9:00 AM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby
Primary Voting Trip
Arbor Acres will provide transportation to our
voting precinct at Twin City Stage. Please RSVP for
a seat on the bus by June 5. Remember you must
have an approved photo ID.
Those modeling will choose outfits for our
Fashion Show June 9 at 3:00 pm in Fellowship
Hall. Purchase a new outfit to model, or one
will be loaned to you. Indicate if you plan to be
a model in the fashion show when you RSVP by
June 3. Modeling for show not required to shop!
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Tuesday, June 7 (cont.)
Cloverdale Shopping Trip
RSVP by June 5.
Wednesday, June 8
2:00 PM
Colors of the Earth
Fellowship Hall
Thursday, June 9
9:30 AM
Helping Hands—Decorate Lakeside Dining Room
Meet in Janice's Office
Calling all helping hands! Come meet in Janice's
office to help decorate Lakeside Dining Room for
the Seafood Feast on June 10.
3:00 PM
Fashion Show with Belks
Fellowship Hall
Models needed! Sign up to attend the Belks
shopping trip Tuesday, June 7 at 9:30 am to be
fitted for an outfit to model at the fashion show.
NO MODELING experience necessary. This will be
a fun, lighthearted event! Contact Janice.
7:00 PM
Guest Speaker: Dr. Karl Campbell
Stark Raving Mad: Contemporary U.S. Politics
in Historical Perspective
Fellowship Hall
Dr. Campbell is a professor at Appalachian State
University who specializes in North Carolina history
and contemporary political history. Whether
discussing his book, Senator Sam Ervin, Last of the
Founding Fathers, or discussing civil rights in NC
or another topical NC political issue, Dr. Campbell
brings a wealth of expertise and insight.
Friday, June 10
East Bend
Flint Hill Vineyards is located on land that has
been in the family for over one hundred years,
and opened in October of 2005.
Cost is $10.00 for meal. Your account will be
billed for your meal. Please indicate your lunch
choice when you RSVP: Turkey & Havarti or
Chicken Salad. Both are served on croissant with
a side of chips, small fruit cup and cookie. Items
will be preordered, so no refunds after deadline.
Optional tasting is an additional $10.00. Please
indicate with your RSVP if you plan to do the
tasting, and bring money to pay at the vineyard
for the optional tasting. Must have 10 for event
to make. RSVP deadline is June 3. No refunds
once event is confirmed.
Saturday, June 11
7:00 PM
Gathering Place
Sunday, June 12
Stars & Stripes Show, Letters from Home
Willingham Theatre, Yadkinville
Transportation for those who met the RSVP
deadline in May.
Monday, June 13
2:00 PM
Join Sharps & Flats for a Sing-a-long!
Fellowship Hall
7:00 PM
Bingo
Fellowship Hall
1:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
The Notebook
(2004) (PG-13). In 1940s South Carolina, mill
worker Noah Calhoun (Ryan Gosling) and rich
girl Allie (Rachel McAdams) are desperately in
love. But her parents don't approve. When Noah
goes off to serve in World War II, it seems to
mark the end of their love affair. In the interim,
Allie becomes involved with another man (James
Marsden). But when Noah returns to their small
town years later, on the cusp of Allie's marriage,
it soon becomes clear that their romance is
anything but over. (110 minutes.)
Tuesday, June 14
Thruway Shopping Trip
RSVP by June 12.
1:00–2:00 PM
Resident Directory Photos
Bay Window
Robert Merritt will be taking (and retaking) photos
for the resident directory.
PLEASE NOTE:
When making a reservation for transportation only, PLEASE be sure to let Annie know that you have
your own ticket. Otherwise, a ticket will be purchased and charged to your account!
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Tuesday, June 14 (cont.)
7:00 PM
Pianist, Vincent Van Gelder
Fellowship Hall
1:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
Vincent van Gelder performs works by Chopin,
Liszt, and Scriabin.
Random Harvest
Wednesday, June 15
1:00–2:00 PM
Alibi Cafe, Asbury Place
2:00 PM
Fossil Fields
Fellowship Hall
Thursday, June 16
(1942) (Not Rated). A veteran of World War
I, Charles Rainier (Ronald Colman) has lost all
memory of his life before the war. Left to wander,
Rainier meets a showgirl, Paula (Greer Garson),
with whom he falls in love. Rainier and Paula
are soon happily married, but when Rainier
travels out of town, a car hits him -- erasing the
memories of his life with Paula, but restoring
those of his life before the war. While he returns
to his previous life, Paula tries to find a way to be
reunited with her husband. (125 minutes.)
7:00 PM
Gathering Place
Sunday, June 19
10:00 AM
Brenner Doll Project
Craft Room, 3rd Corpening
Happy Father's Day!
Anyone interested in lending a helping hand
is invited to attend this workshop session. We
will trace patterns, cut out dolls, turn dolls and
stuff them. There is something for everyone to
be engaged in this worthwhile cause to make
therapeutic dolls for the children at Brenner
Children's Hospital. Questions? Contact, Mary
Lois Leith or Helen Caines.
Monday, June 20
Duplicate Bridge Players Sought
Are you a duplicate bridge player or
interested in playing? Contact Judy
Reeder at 336-293-4966. She is getting
a Duplicate Bridge group together.
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Saturday, June 18
2:00 PM
Join Sharps & Flats for a Sing-a-long!
Fellowship Hall
Calling all residents who like to sing (even in
the shower): You won't want to miss this lively
resident sing-along, led by Loma Hopkins and
Art Bloom. Sing-along booklets include 40 of the
most popular songs...and you get to pick the songs
you'd like to sing! Where Have All The Good Songs
Gone? -- you'll find many of them here! And...
if you are interested in joining Sharps & Flats in
September, you can also sign up at the sing-along.
No audition necessary.
Tuesday, June 21
Hamrick's Shopping Trip
RSVP by June 17. We will return to Arbor Acres in
time for lunch.
Wednesday, June 22
Alpaca Farm Tour & Seafood Shack Lunch Trip
Walkertown
Cloverdale Shopping Trip
RSVP by June 19.
1:00–2:00 PM
Bay Window
3:00 PM
Guest Speaker: Judy Saxton
The Alexander Technique
Fellowship Hall
This will be an introductory talk for a class series
that will begin in July. Learn more about this
mind-body technique that positively impacts
balance and coordination.
We Remember
Thomas Miskimen
November 16, 1919 – April 24, 2016
Lespie Smith
May 20, 1926 – April 30, 2016
Pam Roberts
September 29, 1926 – May 2, 2016
Robert Listokin
July 1, 1933 – May 18, 2016
Diastole Alpaca Farm tour will take approximately
one hour, and will require walking on unlevel
surfaces and standing. Afterwards, we will go for
lunch at the Seafood Shack in Walkertown. Bring
money for your meal. RSVP by June 15.
1:00–2:00 PM
Alibi Cafe, Asbury Place
1:00 PM
Book Club Meeting
Citizens of London by Lynn Olson
Fitness Center, Ball Room
The acclaimed author reveals the behind-thescenes story of how the United States forged
its wartime alliance with Britain, told from the
perspective of three key American players in
London: Edward R. Murrow, the handsome, chainsmoking head of CBS News in Europe; Averell
Harriman, the hard-driving millionaire who ran
FDR’s Lend-Lease program in London; and John
Gilbert Winant, the shy, idealistic U.S. ambassador
to Britain.
2:00 PM
Logos vs. Leaves
Fellowship Hall
4:00 PM
High Tea
Living Room
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Thursday, June 23
Walmart Shopping Trip
RSVP by June 21.
7:00 PM
The John Mochnick & Matt Kendrick Jazz Duo
Wine, Women and Song
Fellowship Hall
All of the musical selections, both vocal and
instrumental, were chosen for lyrics containing
the word “wine” or have the name of a female
in the title. Come hear about Emily, Alice,
Beth, Sunny, Elise or Sister Sadie while strolling
through Kansas City during the Days of Wine and
Roses. John Mochnick & Matt Kendrick will be
joined by special guest drummer, John Wilson.
Refreshments served.
Saturday, June 25
1:00 PM
Fellowship Hall
7:00 PM
Gathering Place
Sunday, June 26
Leap of Faith
Kernersville Little Theatre
The “Reverend” Jonas Nightingale, an electrifying
performer and con artist, is traveling with his
ministry when his bus breaks down in a small
Kansas town. The part-time reverend and fulltime crook pitches a tent and invites the locals
to a revival. The sheriff, a woman named Marla
McGowan, is determined to stop Jonas from
separating the townspeople from their money,
and Jonas’ real challenge arises when he meets
the sheriff and her son. Come see what happens
when love forces an ultimate cynic to take a real
leap of faith in this gospel, honky-tonk-filled show.
RSVP by June 17. Cost is $18.00.
Funny Face
(1957) (Not Rated). Dispatched on an assignment,
New York City-based fashion photographer Dick
Avery (Fred Astaire) is struck by the beauty of
Jo Stockton (Audrey Hepburn), a shy bookstore
employee he's photographed by accident,
who he believes has the potential to become a
successful model. He gets Jo to go with him to
France, where he snaps more pictures of her
against iconic Parisian backdrops. In the process,
they fall for one another, only to find hurdles in
their way. (103 minutes.)
2:00–4:00 PM
Beer, Bites & Bocce
Club House
Join us for a fun afternoon of drinks, snacks, and
bocce! There will be experienced players available
to guide the new folks! RSVP to Jennifer Hemric at
ext. 1263 by June 17 if you plan to attend.
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WALK & TALK
Every Thursday starting at 9:00 am
Meet at the Main Entrance
of Asbury Place
Join the Spiritual Arts Department
staff for an insightful and invigorating
experience every Thursday.
Enjoy a walk around your Arbor Acres
community while participating in
reflective conversation.
Individual Walk & Talk sessions also
available. Call the Chaplain’s office to
schedule an individual Walk & Talk
appointment at (336) 748-4648.
Monday, June 27
North Carolina Zoo Trip
Asheboro
Tuesday, June 28
Thruway Shopping Trip
RSVP by June 26.
7:00 PM
3rd Summer Outdoor Concert
The Little Big String Band
Womble Terrace
(Rain location, Fellowship Hall)
Special Trip Limited to First 9 People to RSVP!
We will have VIP Golf Cart access to the park
with driver/guides and a box lunch under the
members-only shaded covered Leopard Spot
Deck. RSVP on a first-come basis. Some walking
on unlevel surfaces and standing will be
required. Ability to get in and out of golf cart,
and walk to animal exhibits required. We will
return at approximately 4:00 pm. Bring sun hat,
sunglasses, and wear sunscreen as we will be
in the sun much of the day. Please be aware of
this if you are limited to sun exposure by your
medications! RSVP by June 8. Cost $30.00 per
person. Please select menu option for box lunch.
DUE TO LIMITED SPACE please be courteous to
others and only RSVP if you PLAN TO ATTEND.
If for some reason you have to cancel, please
be sure and notify Janice or Annie as soon as
possible so that someone else can have the
opportunity to attend.
7:00 PM
Bingo
Fellowship Hall
The Little Big String Band presents a night of
great swing music of the 20s and 30s! This
Charlotte-based band has wowed their audiences
with their performances at the WTVI PBS
Charlotte Downton Abby preview party, the Kyle
Petty & Morgan Castano rehearsal dinner, and
are always a favorite at the Curry & Company’s
High Point furniture market showroom. The
musicians include this year’s Galax bluegrass
Fiddle champion, Glen Alexander; Flutist,
Sharon Fogarty; Vocalist/Guitarist, David
McGuirt; Bassist, Scot Caviness. Enjoy their lively
performance as you’re taken back to the good ol’
days of swing. Bring your dancing shoes, or just
kick back and enjoy the performance. This is an
outdoor performance.
Wednesday, June 29
Mary Poppins
Lees-McRae College Summer Theatre
Transportation for those who met RSVP deadline
in May. Bring money for lunch and dinner.
Anticipate returning between 7:00–8:00 pm, or
earlier if the group decides to not stop for dinner.
2:00 PM
Edge of Life
Fellowship Hall
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july Look Ahead
The Alexander Technique with Judith Saxton
Tuesdays, July 12, 19, 26
11:00 AM–12:15 PM, Fellowship Hall
Cost $50.00 for the three week class series. RSVP
by June 29. Must have six for class to make. Less
than six will increase class fee. The Alexander
Technique was developed by F. M. Alexander, a
26-year old Australian orator in the 1890’s who
lost his voice when speaking. His mind/body
technique allowed him to access his full self and
his primary coordination, and thereby restore his
voice. In this introductory series, we will learn
how to access and improve overall coordination
through normal physical activities such as
speaking, walking and rising from a chair.
Barter Theatre: Mamma Mia
Thursday, July 14
Arbor Acres has been invited to go along with
Centenary UMC 's Senior Adults to Barter Theater
to see Mamma Mia. See Janice for details, or
contact Centenary Senior Adults.
Seagrove Pottery Festival Trip
Friday, July 15
Leave at 9:30 AM, Returning approx. 6:00 PM
We will visit the Museum of NC Traditional
Pottery as a group, then we'll wander Main
Street in Seagrove at our own pace visiting the
many pottery shops. We'll gather together again
and travel to the Seagrove Family Restaurant
for lunch. After lunch, as a group we'll visit two
potter's studios. On the way home, we will stop
in Candor for fresh peaches and homemade
peach ice cream. This will be an independent trip
with time allotted for self-directed activities. This
trip will require extensive walking, and getting in
and out of the bus multiple times. If you have any
questions or concerns regarding your ability to
participate in this trip, please talk with Janice. We
anticipate returning between 5:30–6:00 pm. We
will eat Dinner at Arbor Acres. Bring money for
your lunch and purchases. RSVP by July 5.
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Stained Glass Playhouse:
Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma!
Sunday, July 24
Leave at 2:30 PM, Show at 3:00 PM
Rodgers and Hammerstein's first collaboration
remains, in many ways, their most innovative,
having set the standards and established the
rules of musical theater still being followed today.
Set in a Western Indian territory just after the
turn of the last century, the high-spirited rivalry
between the local farmers and cowboys provides
the colorful background against which Curly, a
handsome cowboy, and Laurey, a winsome farm
girl, play out their love story. Cost $13.00. RSVP
by July 12.
Overnight Trip to Flat Rock Playhouse
Dolly Parton's 9 to 5
Thursday, July 28–Friday, July 29
Leave at 9:00 AM, Show at 7:00 PM
Cost $182.00 for lodging and show ticket. Bring
money for meals. RSVP by July 1.
Save the Date!
Beaufort, NC Trip, October 25-27
RSVP NOW! for these events.
Call the Concierge at ext. 1210.
D AT E
June Birthdays
RESIDENTS
EMPLOYEES
1
2nd
Mary Frances Smith
3
4
6th
8
9th
10
11th
th
12
th
14th
15
th
16
th
Jessica Maine
Bashiema Sellars
Louise Flowers
Jane Hanes
Marion Pranikoff
Cody Conrad
Jeanette Helms
Elva Grace Tomlinson
Kara Robinson
7th
th
RESIDENTS
EMPLOYEES
Tequila Green
21st
Ollin Powers
Jennie Knott
Eleanor Vance
Ann Eickmeyer
Peggy Chapman
Cliff Perkins
Josie Phillips
Marion Woods
Betty Holbrook
22
Perky Johnston
th
rd
th
D AT E
17
st
C.V. Williams
Lindsay Holcomb
Janice Wagoner
Judith Brody
Emily Wilson
Catherine Cochran
Jon Burkhart
Bill Montgomery
Sophie Cody
Wanda Remy
Charles Kennedy
Jane Witherow
Randal Ferguson
Shanita Caldwell
Gale Jones
Martha Walters
Eddie Cannon
Elmo Linton
Corina Zabala
Deborah Compton
Keyana Manning
Shameka Brown
Paul Armstrong hosts a roundtable
Men's discussion group
on Thursdays in the
Living Room
8:30–9:00 am.
He also is
available
Thursdays,
9:30–11:30 am,
in the Computer Lab to answer
your computer questions.
Drop by and visit!
18th
19th
20th
nd
Daniel Smith
Sabrina Yeomans
Lynn Ross
23
rd
24th
25th
26th
27th
Bill Knott
James Jarrell
Ann Milam
Nick Hennessee
28th
29th
30th
Julia Breckinridge
Aurelia Eller
Phil Williams
Summer Doty
Quaynesha Brock
Eric Cushing
Catherine Ingram-Rohde
James Jarrell
Quincy Walker
Robert Johnson
Durand Logand
Beverly Palmer
Ginger Bennett
Welcome, Newcomers!
Jerry Hunter
300 Corpening
Joyce "Joy" Levine
302 Corpening
Walter Morgenstern
603 Strickland Pl
Evelyn Sapp
2103 Asbury Pl
Ann "Bonnie" Young
104 Womble
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Dining Events in June
First Friday, Arbor Afternoons
Goes Outdoors!
The Arbor Afternoons social will move to the
Womble Terrace this summer on the first Friday
in June, July & August. Join us June 3!
Lakeside Summer
Outdoor Series
Fitness Center Terrace
Wednesday Night
is Tapas Night!
– $19
Wednesdays, June 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29
5:30 — 7:30 PM
The Culinary team will have a chance to try
some new recipes as NC enters into the summer
growing season. A wonderful buffet of composed
salads, small entrées, seasonal offerings and
bite-sized desserts.
RSVP at 722-5106, Press #2
Space is Limited, Call Today.
Friday Night Elegant
Outdoor Dining
Fridays, June 3, 17 & 24, 5:30 — 7:30 PM
A special pre-fixed menu of tasty appetizers, crisp
green salad, different entrée options that will
be paired with seasonal side items. Oh yeah, we
won't forget the dessert! Prices will vary based on
entrée selection.
Space is Limited, Call Today.
Seafood Dinner Buffet
Friday, June 10, 5:00 PM — 7:30 PM
Lakeside Dining Room
$20.00 per person
New England Clam Chowder
Crab Dip w. Toast Points
Caesar Salad Bar
w. Blackened Shrimp Skewers
Entrées Grilled Salmon
Fried Flounder
Popcorn Shrimp
Lobster Macaroni & Cheese
Sides
Corn on the Cob
Wild Rice Pilaf
Herb Roasted Potatoes
Haricots Verts
Hush Puppies & Cornbread Muffinss
Desserts Fresh Fruit Cobbler w. Vanilla Ice Cream
Starters
Not interested in the Buffet?
The Lakeside Grill will be available.
Father’s Day Buffet
Sunday, June 19, 11:30 AM — 1:30 PM
Lakeside Dining Room
Normal Sunday Buffet Pricing
Breakfast Omelet Station & Breakfast Bar
Entrées Carved Beef Tenderloin
Grilled Salmon
Sides
Whipped Yukon Gold Potatoes
Green Beans w. Roasted Shallots
Summer Corn Pudding
Stewed Tomatoes
Harvest Blend Salad Bar
Assorted Rolls & Muffins
Desserts Chocolate and Lemon Meringue Pies
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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