Stay Active this Summer! - Arbor Acres

Issue 6 June 2012 

Stay Active this Summer! 

Ahh, summertime, and the livin’ is easy but it’s 

also active at 

Arbor Acres. 

In the cool 

morning hours 

grab a mallet 

and play golf 

croquet! Last 

month, many of 

you learned the basics with Ron Lloyd, croquet 

professional at Pinehurst. Hone your skills with 

fellow croquet enthusiasts every Tuesday and 

Thursday at 9:30 am on the lawn beside the 

Club House. Or call a friend and play at your 

convenience. Croquet whites not required; water 

bottle suggested; equipment provided. 

Arbor Acres has lots of walking paths around 

campus, with varying degrees of difficulty. 

Whether the route takes you around Lakeside, 

up to Asbury Neighborhood, or through Hanes 

Park, each is perfect for an early-morning 

power walk or after-dinner stroll. When the 

weather’s bad, try our indoor routes – the tunnel 

is a good place to start. This summer we’re 

taking “a walk to the beach” - not literally, of 

course, but we’re covering a comparable number 

of miles, with 

celebrations along 

the way. The walk 

kicked off in May 

but it’s not too late 

to get started. Contact 

Katherine for 

information. She 

can also give you a 

copy of the walking routes on campus, indoors 

and out. 

When it gets just too darn hot to be outside, 

there are plenty of things to do inside. There’s 

walking, certainly, but there are also weekly 

fitness classes in Fellowship Hall and Asbury 

Place (see enclosed calendar for specifics), 

and lots of machines in the Corpening Fitness 

Room on the second floor, and Clingman Therapy 

Center in Asbury Place, which will work 

every muscle in your body. Before using any of 

the equipment please schedule an orientation 

with Katherine. 

Another way to stay active and cool is to shoot 

some pool (and you thought it didn’t count as 

exercise!) Join the regulars at the pool table 

beside Fellowship Hall (their motto is “the more 

the merrier”) or play a game or two with Sam 

Dalton at the table in Asbury Place. Get a taste 

of pool at our annual Billiards Tournament, 

Wednesday, June 13 - Friday, June 15. You can 

enter the competition or stand on the sidelines 

cheering on the players. 

Still looking for ways to stay active this summer? 

Come by our 5th Annual Wellness Expo on 

Friday, June 8, in Fellowship Hall. Representatives 

from Arbor Acres and outside vendors will 

be on hand to offer suggestions and answer 

questions about wellness, fitness and an improved 

quality of life. 

Enjoy summer, stay active and 

remember - move it or lose it! 

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June Notes 

Resident Birthdays 

Mary Francis Smith 2 

Betty Yount 2 

Louise Marcotullio 3 

Elva Grace Tomlinson 6 

Oneta Smith 10 

Harold Hilburn 11 

Madeline Combs 11 

Bob Russell 13 

Jon Burkhart 14 

Bill Montgomery 14 

Edith Thompson 14 

Lois Logan 15 

Sophia Cody 15 

Wanda Remy 15 

Jane Witherow 16 

Ollin Powers 17 

Mitzie Dworkin 17 

James Sneeden 17 

Edward Robinson 18 

Eleanor Vance 18 

Jennie Knott 18 

Ann Eickmeyer 19 

Cliff Perkins 20 

Jane Clarkson 20 

Marion Woods 20 

Lucille Perry 20 

Betty Holbrook 21 

Austin Carr 23 

Lydia Gibson 25 

Bill Knott 25 

James Jarrell 26 

Miriam Brenner 27 

Nick Hennessee 27 

Jesse Temple 27 

Frank Levin 28 

Aurelia Eller 29 

Phil Williams 30 

Employee Birthdays 

Jeanette Helms 4 

Stacy Toney 5 

Kara Robinson 6 

Randal Ferguson 7 

Gale Jones 8 

Eddie Cannon 9 

James Gilliam 9 

Ginger Sealey 9 

Sanja Panic 12 

Bethany Vernon 13 

Gail Bean 14 

Kayla Nelson 15 

Denise Orr 16 

Cheryl Jackson 17 

Tezerah Wright 18 

Sally Holt 19 

Karen Martin 19 

Neal Gantt 20 

Sabrina Yeomans 21 

Tim Martin 22 

Lynn Ross 22 

Sandra Hazelwood 23 

Eric Cushing 25 

Brittany Hamilton 25 

Natasha Taylor 26 

Quincy Walker 27 

Durand Logan 28 

Ginger Bennett 30 

Cheryl Robinson 30 

Welcome newcomers! 

Dr. Tom Elmore 

308 Fitzgerald Health Center 

Connie and Sammy Veneziano 

1204 Asbury Place 

Mrs. Bonnie Lynch 


Mrs. Barbara Walker 


Harriet and Jerry Workman 

1055 Francis Asbury Ct. 

Ms. Mabel Johnson 

416 McPherson 

We Remember 

Mr. Jerry M. White 

March 8, 1937 - April 24, 2012 

Mrs. Nell B. Blevins 

January 10, 1923 - April 26, 2012 

Mrs. Sue C. Sarbaugh 

September 17, 1928 - April 27, 2012 

Mrs. Levia L. Eads 

April 2, 1920 - April 28, 2012 

Ms. Joyce “J.P.” A. Powell 

June 8, 1942 - April 28, 2012 

Mrs. Lucy “Sookie” J. Peebles 

January 28, 1931 - April 29, 2012 

Mrs. Bernice C. Jones 

September 7, 1921 - April 30, 2012 

Rev. H. Sam Carter 

March 7, 1925 - May 12, 2012

June Events 

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Our new icon system is designed to inform at a 

glance when transportation is available; when pickup 

is available for Asbury Place residents wishing to 

attend an event elsewhere on campus; and when 

registration is required for an event. 

Sun. June 3 

11:00 am MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE 

led by Chaplain Bert Sanders, 

Arbor Acres 

Robinson Hall 

6:30 pm VESPERS 



Fellowship Hall 

Mon. June 4 

5:30 - HEALING TOUCH 

8:00 pm Gathering Place 

Reap the benefits of this alternative energy therapy 

which can reduce stress, relieve pain, and help you 

sleep better. There is no charge but we do ask that 

you sign up. 

Tues. June 5 

10:00 am BIBLE STUDY 

Jean Steelman Chapel 

Tues. 

June 5 (cont.) 

3:30 pm Wii GAMES 


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Impress your grandchildren with your knowledge of 

video games AND sports with Wii (pronounced 

“wee”), a fun and easy (yes, you read that correctly) 

way to get some exercise. Let’s say you want to play 

tennis. Wii displays your opponent on a large monitor, 

which you face sitting or standing. Holding a remote 

control, you engage the “virtual” opponent just as you 

would one in real life, but you choose the pace and 

difficulty level. Some of you have tried Wii bowling 

and golf; now we have fencing, archery, canoeing, and 

skydiving (!), all in the air-conditioned comfort of Fellowship 

Hall. Janice and Misty will be on hand to help. 

4:00 - ARBOR AFTERNOONS 

5:30 pm FEATURING TOM DEATON, 

MUSICIAN 

Bay Window 

7:00 pm SOLOMAN EICHNER, PIANIST 


Adept in interpreting composers of yesteryear and 

today, Solomon Eichner is rapidly emerging as a force 

to be reckoned with in piano performance. His sensitive 

touch and keen ear are those of a mature artist, 

garnering for him many awards in worldwide piano 

competitions. This versatile artist, specializing in the 

Baroque and Romantic periods, is also a student of 

composers’ histories, details of which he includes in 

his program. A graduate of the Manhattan School of 

Music, Solomon is working towards his Master’s Degree 

at the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore.

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Wed. June 6 

Fri. 


1:00 pm SHOPPING: 

MACY’S AT HANES MALL 

Berrier Front Lobby 

Transportation reservations required. 

7:00 pm VESPERS led by Rev. Jennifer Grogan, 

Mt. Pleasant-Tabernacle UMC, 

Tobaccoville 

Robinson Hall 

Thurs. June 7 

7:00 pm READING WITH THE AUTHOR: 

Mary Ruth Dobbins, 

Miss Dorminy Speaking 


For Mary Ruth Dobbins, dance lessons at Miss Dorminy’s 

Studio in the old Zinzendorf Hotel are as much a 

part of her childhood memories in Winston-Salem as 

movies at the Carolina Theater and the sweet smell 

of roasting tobacco permeating the air downtown. 

When Dobbins returned home after 40 years of being 

away, the Carolina Theater and tobacco factories 

were gone but Miss Dorminy was still here, and, 

at 90 years old, still teaching dance. Fascinated by 

Miss Dorminy’s astonishing life, Dobbins recorded 

their many conversations, compiling them into Miss 

Dorminy Speaking. Tonight Dobbins will share the 

story of a woman filled with spunk, shine and style. 

Note: Transportation from Asbury Place to Fellowship 

Hall provided. 

Fri. June 8 

9:30 am TRIP: 

Farmer’s Market and Lunch in Colfax 


A cornucopia of fresh vegetables, fruits and flowers 

awaits you at the nearby Farmer’s Market in Colfax. 

We’ll have lunch at the nearby Moose Cafe. Transportation 

reservations required. 

1:00 – WELLNESS EXPO 

4:00 pm Fellowship Hall 

Sometimes a small change makes you feel a lot better. 

Find out what you can do to hear more clearly, walk 

more comfortably, swim more confidently, even pray 

more powerfully at our annual Wellness Expo. 

This year’s Wellness Expo line-up includes: 

• Spiritual Assessments – Bert Sanders, Associate 

Chaplain, Arbor Acres 

• Breathe Better – David MacMahon, N.D. 

• Blood Pressure Checks – Lauren Crotts, RN 

• Ear Checks - Carolina Hearing Doctors 

• Foot Care – Kimberly Crawford 

• Proper Shoes for Proper Walking – Fleet Feet 

• Using Exercise Machines Properly - Paul’s Cycling 

and Fitness 

• Better Balance – Wake Health 

• Water You Waiting For? – Bob Jennings, Swim 

Gear 

• Croquet and Billiards - Sam Zachary, David Riffe, 

Winborne Chandler 

• Massage Therapy – WFUBMC 

• Eating Healthfully Tastes Good - Lowes Foods 

• Medication Management - Holladay Pharmacy 

• Stay Healthy – Breast Clinic 

• Responsible Party and DNR - Kathy Gwyn, RN 

3:15 - AUTHOR/DISCUSSION GROUP 


In response to residents’ requests, Chaplain Bert 

Sanders continues his Friday afternoon reading and 

discussion group with a slight twist. Rather than your 

having to read anything in advance, the format will 

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Fri. June 8 (cont.) 

Tues. June 12 

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be Bert’s reading aloud from an author of his or your 

choosing, with brief discussion afterwards. Selections 

can range from short stories and novels to poetry, 

philosopical musings, and historical non-fiction. No 

preparation necessary and there’ll be plenty of time 

to get to the Arbor Afternoon social in the living room 

downstairs. 

Sun. June 10 




Robinson Hall 

6:30 pm VESPERS 

led by Rev. Steve Joyce, retired UMC 

minister, and musical guests 


Mon. June 11 

3:00 pm CRAFTS WITH MISTY: Making decorations 

for Father’s Day Centerpieces 

Craft Room, 3rd floor Corpening 



See Monday, June 4 for details. 

7:00 pm BINGO 


Bingo at a retirement center may at first glance seem 

cliché; play a round at Arbor Acres and you’ll find it’s 

anything but. Come by for a lively and entertaining 

evening – you may just be the lucky winner! Prizes 

include tokens which you can spend in the Village 

Shop. Volunteer alert: we’d love help setting up and 

calling the numbers. Contact Janis Gorlick, ext. 1254, 

if you’re interested. 



11:00 - FARMER’S MARKET 

3:00 pm Berrier Breezeway 

Johnny Spurlin, our Farmer’s Market man from last 

year, is back with his beautiful, fresh garden produce. 

1:00 pm WELLNESS EVENT: 

Breathe Better for Fun and Profit 

Annie’s Kitchen, 2nd floor, 

Asbury Place 

You read that right - breathing better is both fun and 

profitable. Will it make you rich? Yes, if you consider 

that feeling better is worth a lot. Breathing well can 

help relieve pain, lower high blood pressure, make 

everyday tasks easier, raise energy levels, and sharpen 

brain activity. Practice breathing techniques in 

this 8-week series led by David M. McMahon, N.D., 

a board-certified holistic health practitioner. Cost 

for the entire series is $15.00; your account will be 

charged. Contact Leslie McCraw, ext. 1265, or Katherine 

Rowe, ext. 1227, to reserve your spot. 

3:00 pm CRAFTS WITH MISTY: Making decorations 

for Father’s Day Centerpieces 

Craft Room, 3rd Floor Corpening 

3:30 pm Wii GAMES 


See June 5th for details 

7:00 pm “SENIOR CLASS” 

SENIOR ADULT CHOIR 


Rock ‘n Roll – the real deal, like Little Richard and 

Buddy Holly and Elvis – comes to Arbor Acres with the 

“Senior Class,” a group of people aged 63 – 80 who 

love making music. Their versatility shines in group 

singing, solos, and duets, with particular attention 

paid to the music of the ‘50s and ‘60s. Their objective 

is “to provide great entertainment and have as much 

fun as we possibly can” – with a mission like that, how 

can you pass this performance up?!

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Wed. June 13 

Fri. 


1:00 pm NEW COPIER TRAINING 

Computer Lab 

A representative from Sharp Copiers will show us how 

the new copier in the computer lab works. 

2:00 – BILLIARDS TOURNAMENT BEGINS 

5:00 pm Pool Table beside Fellowship Hall 

Enjoy root beer and coke floats as the 8th annual billiards 

tournament kicks off! 

7:00 pm VESPERS led by Rev. Kathy Vlastakis, 

Baltimore UMC, East Bend 

Robinson Hall 

Thurs. 

June 14 FLAG DAY 

10:00 am HELPING HANDS: 

Flag Day Centerpieces 

Lakeside Dining Room 

Hooray for the red, white, and blue! Help decorate 

the dining room for Flag Day. 

2:00 - BILLIARDS TOURNAMENT 

5:00 pm Pool Table beside Fellowship Hall 

As excitement builds around the pool table, enjoy 

lemonade and Lorna Doones near the Bay Window. 

7:00 pm CENTENNIAL SQUARE DANCERS 


Swing your partner! Our Flag Day celebration concludes 

with the fancy footwork of the Centennial 

Squares as they dosey-doe around the dance floor. 

Fri. June 15 


Father’s Day Centerpieces 


1:00 pm DVD: DOWNTON ABBEY - Part 1 of 7 


It’s 1912 – there’s war in the Balkans; there’s disaster 

at sea; there’s a fatal expedition to the South 

Pole - but nothing compares to the drama unfolding 

at Downton Abbey! The Crawley family has lived at 

this grand North Yorkshire estate for generations, but 

change is afoot as a crisis of inheritance threatens to 

displace them. When the heir-apparent arrives, hope 

for Downton’s future takes shape, but petty jealousies 

and ambitions among the family and the cadre of servants, 

not to mention the looming spectre of war, 

threaten to derail plans to preserve the home place. 

This award-winning production from Masterpiece 

Theatre, originally aired on PBS, is a joy to watch – 

the costumes alone are worth the effort. Each of the 

episodes is approximately 45 minutes long and will be 

shown on seven consecutive Fridays. 

2:00 – BILLIARDS TOURNAMENT 

4:00 pm GRAND FINALE SOCIAL 

Pool Table beside Fellowship Hall 

After the final ball drops in the pocket and a winner 

is proclaimed, celebrate the conclusion of the Billiards 

Tournament with a slice of pool table cake, created by 

Janet Lutz, sister of our own Janice Lutz-Vanhoy. 

3: 15 - AUTHOR/DISCUSSION GROUP 


See June 8 for details. 

Sun. June 17 

HAPPY FATHER’S DAY! 


Led by Bert Sanders, Arbor Acres 

Robinson Hall 

6:30 pm VESPERS: Hymn Festival 

led by the Shepherd Singers 

and the Men’s Chorale of 

Centenary United Methodist Church 


Help decorate the dining room for Father’s Day.

Mon. June 18 

Tues. 

Jun. 19 (cont.) 

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Take down decorations 


2:00 pm THE JOY SINGERS 

Robinson Hall 

We welcome the Senior Adult choir from Mt. Tabor 

UMC, The Joy Singers, this afternoon. The shuttle 

leaves Berrier Front Lobby at 1:45 pm. 

2:00 – JEWELRY WITH AMY 

4:00 pm Craft Room, 3rd floor Corpening 

Create the perfect accessory with the assistance of 

jewelry-making instructor Amy Wolfington. 




7:00 pm CAROLINA POPS CHOIR 


One hundred years ago people were invited to 

“C’mon and hear, c’mon and hear Alexander’s Ragtime 

Band, (cuz) it’s the best band in the land!” 

Tonight c’mon and hear (and sing along with) the 

Carolina Pops Singers, a group of retired and working 

professionals who perform favorites like the abovementioned, 

by Irving Berlin; “June is Bustin’ Out all 

Over” by Rogers and Hammerstein; and tunes from 

the Fabulous Fifties. Directed by Molly North, organist 

at St. Anne’s Episcopal, the choir specializes in 4-part 

harmony. 

Tues. June 19 

9:30 am SHOPPING: 

HANES MALL BLVD. 


Michael’s, Dollar Tree, Catherine’s, Kohls, Guillions 

Christian Book Store – we’re going shopping! Let the 

driver know which store(s) you’d like to visit; he/she 

will drop you off to shop, then will swing back around 

to pick you up. We’ll be back in time for a late lunch. 




3:30 – Wii GAMES 


See June 5 for details 

7:00 pm KRISTINA MEANLEY, CLARINETIST 


In the sixth grade, Kristina Meanley picked up the 

clarinet and has barely put it down since. She attended 

the SC Governor’s School; graduated from high 

school with a Scholar’s Diploma in Music; completed 

her Bachelor of Music in Clarinet Performance at 

Florida State University; AND holds a Master of Music 

degree in Clarinet Performance from UNCSA, where 

she won the Fall 2011 concerto competition. Wow! 

At UNCSA, she was a student of our own Bob Listokin. 

“Kristina has a beautiful tone,” he says, “and a 

good career in music ahead of her. She’s got what it 

takes.” In August 2012, Kristina begins a Doctorate of 

Musical Arts Degree at the University of Minnesota. 

She hopes to continue in orchestral performance and 

teach in a university setting. Come hear this talented 

musician before she hits the big time! 

Wed. June 20 

10:00 am HELPING HANDS: Decorate the dining 

room for Luau Luncheon 


11:30 - LUAU LUNCH BUFFET 

1:30 pm Lakeside Dining Room 

What better way to bring in summer than with a luau 

lunch? Cost is $11.37; see back page for details. 

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Wed. 


Fri. June 22 

2:00 - MOCKTAILS SOCIAL 

4:00 pm Bay Window 

Relax with a mocktail, a non-alcoholic drink bursting 

with tropical fruit flavor. 

7:00 pm VESPERS led by 

Chaplain Bert Sanders, Arbor Acres 

Robinson Hall 

Thurs. June 21 

10:00 am HELPING HANDS: Take down Luau 

Luncheon decorations 


2:00 – HELPING HANDS: Meals-on-Wheels 

4:00 pm Craft Room, 3rd Floor Corpening 

“In short there’s simply not a more congenial spot 

for happily-ever-aftering than here in CARmelot!” 

This line from the theme song of the musical Camelot 

describes not only King Arthur’s court but life at Arbor 

Acres as well! The two come together for this year’s 

grand Meals-on-Wheels event, CARmelot, scheduled 

for Thursday evening, September 27. While it may 

sound a long way off, there’s a lot to do between now 

and then! Come to our first CARmelot Helping Hands 

meeting to learn more about all the ways you can 

become involved. 

7:00 pm STRING CELEBRATION 


Welcome Beth Corzine and her husband, Ken Lankford, 

who played for us a few years ago to much 

acclaim. This talented duo sings original tunes and 

popular music while accompanying themselves on the 

guitar, banjo, dulcimer, bowed psaltery AND percussion 

instruments. They’ll deliver in smooth harmony 

such classics as “Carolina in the Mornin’,”“Catch a 

Falling Star,” and “You’ve Got a Friend.” This show is 

as much fun to watch as it is to hear! Note: Transportation 

from Asbury Place to Fellowship Hall provided. 

10:00 am SHOPPING: 

HANESBRANDS EMPLOYEE STORE 


You’ll find incredible bargains on socks, shirts, sweats 

and underclothing at the Hanesbrands Employee 

store (as opposed to the Hanesbrand Outlet Store at 

Thruway.) Transportation reservations required; bring 

method of payment for any purchases. 

1:00 pm DVD: DOWNTON ABBEY - Part 2 of 7 



3:15 - AUTHOR/DISCUSSION GROUP 


See Friday, June 8 for details. 

Sun. June 24 

11:00 am MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE led by 

Chaplain Bert Sanders, Arbor Acres 

Robinson Hall 

6:30 pm VESPERS led by 

Rev. Douglas Suggs, Arbor Acres 


Mon. June 25 




7:00 pm BINGO 


Tues. June 26 


Jean Steelman Chapel

3:30 – Wii GAMES 


See Tuesday June 5 for details. 

7:00 pm STEPHEN BOWDEN, PIANIST 


Stephen Bowden graduated from the Manhattan 

School of Music in 2011, where he studied Piano 

Performance as a recipient of the Vera Blacker Scholarship. 

While there, he regularly accompanied singers, 

cellists, saxophonists and oboists. Stephen earned 

first prize in the 2011 Columbia University Chopin 

Competition. Prior to life in New York, he attended 

the high school division of UNCSA, where he studied 

with Clifton Matthews. Under Mr. Matthews’ tutelage, 

Stephen was awarded prizes in piano competitions 

around the state. Stephen recently decided that his 

interest in music is better suited to a hobby, and plans 

to attend Georgetown University School of Medicine 

this fall. 

Wed. June 27 

1:00 pm SHOPPING: BELK 

AT HANES MALL 


Spend the afternoon browsing at Belk’s. We’ll be back 

in time for dinner. Transportation reservations required. 

7:00 pm VESPERS led by Rev. Wes McLeod, 

Hickory Ridge-Hanes UMC, 

Winston-Salem 

Robinson Hall 

Thurs. June 28 

1:00 pm SHOPPING: WALMART 



2:00 – HELPING HANDS: Meals-on-Wheels 

4:00 pm Craft Room, 3rd Floor Corpening 

See June 21 for details 

5:30 pm IT’S TAPAS TIME! 

Arbor Room/Private Dining Room 

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Back by popular demand, Jeff and his team are offering 

tapas for dinner in the Arbor Room. Enjoy an array 

of heavy hors d’oeuvres and mini desserts for $17.00 

per person. 

7:00 pm MOVIE: War Horse 


Enjoy this special showing of War Horse, a 2011 

Oscar-nominated film, in a Fellowship Hall transformed 

to simulate a real movie theatre, complete 

with popcorn, soft drinks and your favorite childhood 

candies! Set in England, War Horse is the emotionallycharged 

story of a teenaged boy and his beloved colt 

who endure hardship and redemption in the turmoil 

of World War I. Beautifully filmed, this movie will 

leave you aghast, amazed, and ultimately awed. 

Fri. June 29 

1:00 pm DVD: DOWNTON ABBEY 

Part 3 of 7 



3:15 - AUTHOR/DISCUSSION 


See Friday, June 8 for details. 

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4:00 – ARBOR AFTERNOONS 

5:30 pm FEATURING RONNIE REEVES, 

KEYBOARDIST 

Bay Window

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July Look-ahead 

Friday, July 6 

7:00 pm 


THE TRES AMIGOS: 

Justin Poindexter and friends 

Justin, a UNCSA graduate, is a very talented musician 

and always puts on a great show when he 

visits Arbor Acres, but perhaps his greatest claim 

to fame is that he is resident Gladys Poindexter’s 

grandson! 

Wine and Cheese Socials continue! 

Arbor Afternoons 

4:00 - 5:30 pm 

Tuesdays and Fridays 

Bay Window 

Asbury Afternoons 

4:00 -5:00 pm 

Mondays and Thursdays 

Alibi Cafe 

in Asbury Place 

Weekly Shopping Trips to 

Cloverdale and Thruway 

1:00 pm Berrier Front Lobby 

Each week a bus goes to these popular shopping 

centers, allowing you to visit a variety of 

stores. Let the driver know which establishments 

strike your fancy, and he/she will drop 

you off, then pick you back up. Transportation 

reservations required. 

Mondays: Cloverdale Shopping Center 

Shops include: CVS, Harris Teeter, Panera 

Bread, The Dollar Tree Store and Hampton 

House Gallery Lobby. Note: Per resident 

request, we will no longer go to the Coliseum 

Drive CVS. 

Tuesdays: Thruway 

Shops include but are not limited to: Rite 

Aide, Talbots, Coldwater Creek, Dewey’s, 

Kinko’s, HanesBrands Outlet,and Harris Teeter. 

Staff Contact List 

Janice Lutz-Vanhoy.........748-4646 

Recreation & Wellness Services Director 

Misty Jarvis.....................464-0682 

Recreation and Wellness Manager 

Katherine Rowe..................631-1340 

Wellness Coordinator 

Leslie McCraw....................ext. 1265 

Assisted Living Recreation Coordinator 

Douglas Suggs...................748-4648 

Spiritual Life Director 

Bert Sanders.....................ext. 1590 

Associate Chaplain 

Jeff Hoover.......................748-4642 

Dining Services Director 

Janis Gorlick...........................ext. 1254 

Resident Services Manager 

Resident Info Line: 724-1100 

Press 1 for daily mail status 

Press 2 for Retirement Center recreation schedule 

Press 3 for morning check-in 

Press 4 for Asbury Place recreation schedule

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The 8th Annual Arbor Acres 

Billiards Tournament 

Wednesday, June 13 - Friday, June 15 

2:00 - 5:00 pm 

Pool Table beside Fellowship Hall 

The hushed crowd watches each player as he or 

she stares intently at the table. Finally, the player 

takes aim and, with a gentle tap, sends the eight 

ball to the corner pocket. Rolling slowly, the ball 

reaches the edge, falters, then, miraculously, 

drops in. The crowd roars. The player, stunned, 

lifts his arms into the air and gives a jubilant shout. 

Hugs and laughter follow. And with that, the winner 

of the 2012 Arbor Acres Billiards Tournament 

is crowned! Will Sam Zachary threepeat? Will Sam 

Gorlick, last year’s runner-up, come through? Will 

Dick Stockton surprise us all and triumph? Or will 

you be the grand champion? 

The tournament is open to all, no matter your 

experience or lack thereof. Participants will receive 

a handicap based on skill level. Frank Tullos, 

a professional pool player, will officiate at the 

tournament. He’ll also treat us to demonstrations 

of his crackerjack pool shooting talent. For more 

information call Sam Zachary, 723-7938, 

or David Riffe, 761-2300. 

Volunteers Needed for 

Asbury Place 

Receptionist 

Saturdays and Sundays, 

10:00 am - 4:00 pm 

Can be 2-hour shifts: 

10 - noon; noon - 2 pm; 2 - 4 pm; 

and some weeknight evenings, 6 - 8 pm. 

Greet visitors, direct residents and guests, answer 

the telephone and visit with residents. 

Dining Room Hostess 

Monday - Friday 

Lunch (noon - 1:30 pm) 

Dinner (5:00 - 6:30 pm) 

Help direct and seat residents; 

store and retrieve walkers. 

Call Janis Gorlick at ext. 1254 to sign up. 

Hear Ye! Hear Ye! 

Save the Date for 

Can’t Sleep? Try Healing Touch! 

Patricia Suggs, Certified Healing Touch Practitioner, 

is available for private sessions. Call Davana 

Miller, ext. 1904, for an appointment. 

Hours: 2:00 - 4:00 pm, 

Monday and Wednesday 

Cost: $20.00 for a 40-minute session. 

Thursday, September 27 

Benefitting Meals-on-Wheels 

Look for your invitation 

in early September.

June Dining Options 

Arbor Room 

Wednesday Dinner Specials 

June 6 

Soft-Shelled Crab Dinner - $23.00 

House Salad 

Pan Seared Soft-Shelled Crab 

Chef’s Choice of Vegetables and Starch 

Chef’s Choice of dessert 

June 13 

Pork Loin Dinner - $19.00 

House Salad 

Pork Loin with Bourbon Sauce 

and Caramelized Apples 

Mashed Potatoes 

Chef’s Choice of Dessert 

Father’s Day Buffet 

Sunday, June 17, 2012 - $19.16 

11:00am-2:00pm 


Reservations requested by noon, Thursday, June 14. 

Call Erin Collins, ext. 1301. 

Beef Tenderloin 

Rotisserie Chicken 

Broccoli and Cauliflower 

Garlic Mashed Potatoes 

Macaroni and Cheese 

Grilled Asparagus 

Cole Slaw 

Assorted Salads 

Assorted Desserts 

Luau Buffet 

Wednesday, June 20 - $11.37 

11:30 am-1:30 pm 


Reservations requested by noon, Monday, June 18. 

Call Erin Collins, ext. 1301. 

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June 20 

Chicken and Shrimp Supreme Dinner - $19.00 

House Salad 

Chicken and Shrimp topped with 

Chardonnay Cream Sauce 

Grilled Asparagus 

Mashed Potatoes 

Chef’s Choice of dessert 

Suckling Pig display 

Grilled Huli Huli Chicken 

Fried Coconut Shrimp, Zesty Orange Sauce 

Corn Pudding 

Baked Sweet Potato 

Montego Bay Vegetable Medley 

Marinated Grilled Vegetables 

Cole Slaw 

Ambrosia Fruit Salad 

Carrot Raisin Salad 

Pistachio Cream Gelatin Salad 

Assorted Breads and Desserts 

June 27 

Shrimp Scampi Primavera Dinner - $20.00 

House Salad 

Fettuccine with Sautéed Shrimp and 

Fresh Vegetables 

Chef’s Choice of Dessert 

All prices include tax. 

The Arbor Lamplighter is published by 

Arbor Acres United Methodist Retirement Community 

1240 Arbor Road, Winston- Salem, NC 27104 

Editor: Margaret Felts 

724-7921, ext. 1350, or mfelts@arboracres.org 

The online version of The Arbor Lamplighter 

is available at www.arboracres.org 

Questions? Contact 

Janice Lutz-Vanhoy, Rec./Well. Director 

748-4646 or jlutzvanhoy@arboracres.org

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