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Page 4 Thurs. July 5 (cont.) Fri. July 6 (cont.) small picture books for residents in MemoryCare. We’ll embellish the books with different textures, such as ribbon, lace, and fabric scraps. If you have any of the afore-mentioned supplies you would like to donate, contact Janice Lutz-Vanhoy at 748-4646. 7:00 pm ROB MURDOCK, JAZZ MUSICIAN AND VOCALIST Fellowship Hall A century ago, a musical art form burst forth from the bayous of New Orleans and the speakeasies of New York. Jazz, a purely American sound, is heard today all over the world. From traditional standards to blues and bebop, jazz is no one style or pattern; instead, it is improvisational, stemming from the heart of the composer and each interpreting musician. Rob Murdock, a master of the medium for 30 years, plays trumpet and flugelhorn like Chet Baker and sings like Harry Connick, Jr. He has played with the Tommy Dorsey ensemble and with the Pied Pipers Big Band, whose original members worked with Ol’ Blue Eyes himself, Frank Sinatra. A consummate entertainer, Rob has a wonderful sense of humor which, when combined with his musical talent, creates a sparkling, witty, and warm show. Fri. July 6 1:00 pm DVD: DOWNTON ABBEY Part 4 of 7 Fellowship Hall 3:15- AUTHORS STUDY WITH BERT 4:14 pm Gathering Place Rev. Bert Sanders continues his readings of works by various authors. Though selections focus on novelists and short story writers, we also hear from essayists, poets and philosophers. Presently, the majority of authors being surveyed are humorists in some form or fashion. No preparation is required; just come ready to listen and react. We finish each session by 4:15, allowing folks to go downstairs and participate in the Friday socials. Join us when you can! Bert on vacation. No class today. 4:00 – WALK TO THE BEACH: 5:00 pm Half-Way There Celebration Bay Window You’ve heard of “Fun Runs,” right? At Arbor Acres, we’re in the middle of a “Fun Walk.” Our trek to the beach has become a delight for all participants as they reach Raleigh, the half-way point. Front walkers will stop here to wait for everyone else to catch up. Over wine and cheese, there’ll be talk about adventures along the way and a chance to share stories about beach trips, past, present, and future. 7:00 pm THE TRES AMIGOS Fellowship Hall The Tres Amigos are an American band with a sound and style all their own. Careening between three-part harmony and bursts of instrumental improvisation, The Amigos deliver earnest, often comic originals and original takes on a range of classics, all tightly arranged to suit the group’s unique mix of alto sax, accordion, acoustic guitar, and hollerin’ voices. The Tres Amigos are UNCSA alumni Justin Poindexter (guitar), Eddie Barbash (washboard and sax), and Sam Reider (accordion). We welcome them back, with a special shout-out to Justin, who is resident Gladys Poindexter’s grandson. Learn more about the band on their website: www.thetresamigos.net. Sun. July 8 11:00 MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE led by Rev. Doug Suggs Robinson Hall 6:30 pm VESPERS led by Rev. Bert Sanders Fellowship Hall Mon. July 9 2:00 – HELPING HANDS: CARmelot 4:00 pm Craft Room See July 2 for details.
Mon. July 9 (cont.) Wed. July 11 (cont.) Page 5 5:30 - HEALING ENERGY 8:45 pm Gathering Place See July 2 for details. Tues. July 10 10:00 am BIBLE STUDY Jean Steelman Chapel 10:00 am - CARmelot HERALDRY CHALLENGE: 5:00 pm Make a Medieval Shield Library/Game Room No, there won’t be a jousting tournament but there will be a friendly challenge leading up to our big Meals-on-Wheels event: create your own medieval shield. Use a family crest or incorporate things special to you, or follow sample shields we’ll have in the Library. Your heraldry will be displayed in the Retirement Center as part of the fanfare surrounding CARmelot. Pick up poster board today to begin your shield. See Misty or Janice with questions. Note: you can make one as an individual or in teams. 7:00 pm GUEST SPEAKER: Eric Elliott, “Winston-Salem at 100: Past Visions, Future Opportunities” Fellowship Hall 2013 marks the centennial of the city of Winston- Salem. Eric Elliott is the author of Images of America: Winston-Salem’s Historic West End, and a civic leader on efforts to celebrate our town’s past (historic markers and exhibits) and to plan for its future (public art and Creative Corridors). Join us for a 30-minute talk as Eric uses photos from the Twin City’s first century to share visions of what we might just be in our next. Wed. July 11 1:00 – SHOPPING: J.C. PENNEY 3:00 pm AT HANES MALL Berrier Front Lobby Transportation reservations required. 7:00 pm SPECIAL WORSHIP SERVICE led by Rev. Don and Mary Davis Robinson Hall Don will use the power of narrative in a creative retelling of biblical stories, interspersed with singing by his wife, Mary. Don is a retired United Methodist Minister and Mary is a talented singer, choir director and voice instructor. Thurs. July 12 2:00 pm GUEST SPEAKER: John Dixon, “What is an iPad and How do I Use It?” Fellowship Hall Your children, thrilled, gave you one for Christmas and it’s still sitting in the box. Or you’ve tried it but have given up, convinced this new-fangled gadget is just too complicated. Or you’ve heard the hype but are embarrassed to admit you don’t even know what it is. Unsolve the mystery of the iPad in this informative, no-question-is-a-bad-question seminar. Bring your iPad. 7:00 pm JOSH GARDNER, VOCALIST Fellowship Hall In keeping with this month’s celebration of Independence Day, tonight’s program features patriotic tunes and a few summertime favorites. Josh Gardner, our guest vocalist, graduated Cum Laude from Greensboro College with a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies and concentration in Music. Josh specializes in contemporary Christian music and has also been known to croon a ballad or two. Friday July 13 10:00 am TRIP: SHOPPING AND LUNCH IN PILOT MOUNTAIN Berrier Front Lobby Pilot Mountain is mere minutes from Winston-Salem yet seems far removed from the hustle and bustle of the city. Stroll down a Main Street filled with historic
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