Janice Lutz-Vanhoy, Director of Recreation / Wellness ... - Arbor Acres

456DecemberHANDEL’S MESSIAH(Sunday) 2:30 in Front LobbySponsored by the Mozart Club, this annual productionof Handel’s beloved oratorio, performedin Reynolds Auditorium is a Winston-Salem tradition. There is no charge but donationsare accepted.CVS/DOLLAR TREE AT CLOVERDALESHOPPING CENTER(Monday) 1:00 pm in Front LobbySWEET ADELINES:GOLDEN TRIAD SHOW CHORUS(Monday) 7:00 pm in Fellowship HallUsher in the holidays with the pitch-perfectvoices of the Golden Triad Show Chorus ofSweet Adelines International. As part of aworldwide group dedicated to a cappella singing,the Golden Triad Chorus, from Kernersville,is comprised of over 20 talented women whowill entertain us with the harmonious tones ofBarbershop, a distinctly American art form. Theprogram will feature familiar tunes and songs ofthe season.SHOPPING AT HAMRICKS(Tuesday) 10:00 am in Front LobbyNEW HORIZONS BAND(Tuesday) 3:00 pm in Fellowship HallArbor Acres resident Frank Pollock has manytalents, among them playing the clarinet. He’sputting his musical ability to good use as amember of the New Horizons Band, a national67Page 3Page 3organization of people aged 50 and over who,having once played in a band, have decided toget out their instruments and start up again. Thelocal chapter is led by former Winston-SalemSymphony Director Peter Perrett, and is,according to Dr. Pollock, “really pretty good!”Comprised of reeds and brass, the band playsrousing renditions of symphonic pieces and willalso present Christmas favorites.PAUL GILLIES, PIANIST(Tuesday) 7:00 pm in Fellowship HallOur guest artist will performworks by Beethoven, Brahms, andChopin. Pieces by the first twocomposers, “Sonata in A Flat Major,Op. 110,” and “Seven FantasiesOp. 116,” respectively, werewritten during their final years andconstitute perhaps the pinnacle oftheir creative talents. The work by Chopin, thebeloved first “Ballade in G Minor,” is consideredone of his masterpieces, and is described by Mr.Gillies as “romanticism personified, filled withintoxicating beauty and chilling virtuosity.”TRIP: Raleigh Art Museum -Rembrandt Exhibit(Wednesday) 8:30 am in Front LobbyFor those who signed up for tickets in November.Remember to bring money for lunch.WELLNESS EVENT: Health and LifestyleReview – What’s in it for Me?(Wednesday) 10:30 am in Fellowship HallSee page 7 for details.

Page 4December7811OPEN BRIDGE(Wednesday) 2:00—4:00 pm in the LibrarySee page 8 for details.CHRISTMAS LOVEFEAST(Wednesday) 7:00 in Fellowship HallSee page 2 for details.MEN’S CLUB LUNCHEON:Reverend David Hodges, guest speaker(Thursday) Noon in Fellowship HallReverend David Hodges from St. Paul’s EpiscopalChurch will share a Christmas message.Gentlemen, please feel free to invite a guest forthe Christmas luncheon.UNITED METHODIST WOMEN: Circle #2(Thursday) 3:00 in Gathering PlaceSHARPS & FLATS CHRISTMAS CONCERT(Thursday) 7:00 pm in Fellowship HallFinally, our own Sharps & Flats percussion band,now under the direction of Loma Hopkins, playsat Arbor Acres! Support your fellow residents asthey play familiar favorites and a few surprises.See page 10 for details.A CANDLELIGHT SERVICE OFLESSONS AND CAROLS ATCENTENARY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH(Sunday) 4:00 pm in Front LobbyThisbeautifulservicefeaturesthe ChancelChoirof Centenaryaswell as itsadult hand-bell choir and a full orchestra presentingthe Christmas story through scriptureand song. Please sign up for transportation.1213CVS COLISEUM DRIVE SHOPPING(Monday) 1:00 pm in Front LobbyBEADING WITH AMY(Monday) 2:00—4:00 pm in the LibraryJoin Amy Wolfington, our jewelry instructor, foran afternoon of beading. (Hint: handcraftednecklaces and bracelets make great Christmaspresents!)CARTE BOUTIQUE(Tuesday) 10:00 am – 2:00 pm inFellowship HallThey’re bringing the store to us!In the comfort of Fellowship Hall,indulge in a shopping spree forstylish dresses by Leslie Faye andWilli of California; elegantblouses from Yves St. Claire;mix-and-match separates from everyone’s favorite,Alfred Dunner; and sweaters and twinsets in luscious colors by Designer Originals andJenny. Of course we can’t forget to mention unmentionablesfrom Carole, plus a dazzling arrayof costume jewelry, including hard-to-find cliponearrings. MasterCard, Visa, American Express,personal checks and cash accepted.RESIDENT CHRISTMAS DINNER PARTY(Tuesday) 4:30 pm in LakesideDue to limited space, no guestsplease.See page 12 for details.THE SNOW BELLES(Tuesday) 7:00 pm in Fellowship HallAngels are coming to Arbor Acres – a cappellaangels, that is. A trio featuring the unaccompaniedvocal talents of Brynn Lewallen, Sheri Masters,and Heather Maggs will entertain us withsongs sure to get you in the holiday spirit. You'lltruly feel like you're "Walking in a Winter Wonderland."

Page 515DAVID McCLINTOCK, PIANIST(Thursday) 3:00 pm in Fellowship HallPopular pianist DavidMcClintock returns to performChristmas favorites.16EYE GLASS CLEANINGLENSCRAFTERS(Friday) 1:00—2:00 pm at Bay WindowSee page 7 for details.R.J. REYNOLDS DANCING BOOTS(Friday) 4:15 pm in Fitzgerald Health Center7:00 pm in Fellowship HallDA CAMPO BRASS(Thursday) 7:00 pm in Fellowship HallReynolds High School Dancing Boots has a longtradition in Winston-Salem. This group of energeticteenagers will dance and kick their wayinto your hearts. Resident BetsySaltzgiver’s granddaughter, Lexi Edens, is thechoreographer.18THE NUTCRACKER(Sunday) 1:30 pm in Front Lobby16Based in North Carolina, Da Campo Brass is anational touring ensemble dedicated todelivering quality chamber music to diverse audiences.Performing standard repertoire rangingfrom Classical to Jazz, Renaissance to Modern,and Pops to Gospel, Da Campo Brass also collaborateswith talented composers to createnew music for the brass quintet medium. Theiractive concert schedule encompasses churches,art museums, clubs, and public schools. Tonight’sconcert promises to be a highlight of theseason.TRIP: Kernersville Arts and Crafts GuildShopping Extravaganza(Friday) 9:45 am in Front LobbyJust down the road our neighbors in Kernersvillehave an Arts and Crafts Guild which sponsors awonderful Christmas store this time of year.Guild members have invited us to see all theirbeautiful handmade items which could makeperfect gifts for our friends, our family, or ourselves!We’ll spend the morning shopping andwill return to Arbor Acres in time for lunch. Rememberto bring means of payment for purchases.Transportation provided but please signup to reserve your seat.19If you’ve never seen TheNutcracker – or even if youhave – this production bystudents at UNCSA is trulynot to be missed. Tickets are$55.00 each; please sign upby December 5. (If you alreadyhave a ticket and justneed transportation, pleaseindicate in the book.)CVS/DOLLAR TREE SHOPPING ATCLOVERDALE PLAZA(Monday) 1:00 pm in Front LobbyCHRISTMAS SING-ALONG WITH THESHEPHERD SINGERS(Monday) 11:15 am in Fellowship HallWork up a good appetite for lunch with ourown Shepherd Singers! Under the direction ofJune Stegall, this choral group is made up ofArbor Acres residents and friends who love tosing, especially at Christmas. Be entertained,be inspired, and just be there as we enjoy togethersongs of the season.

Health & Lifestyle ReviewAnnual Assessments(Wednesday, Dec. 7)10:30 am in Fellowship HallAfter the hustle and bustle of anotherjoyous Christmas seasoncomes New Year’s Day and withit, the requisite resolutions. For2012 choose to participate in themany fitness programs our WellnessDepartment offers. The first step is easy – get yourown personal Health and Lifestyle Review (HLR), an assessmentof both your physical and cognitive well-being. Forannual participants, the review helps chart progress fromyour initial assessment; for first-timers, it establishes abase from which to work. We analyze results of the reviewcarefully to see how specific exercise programs and activitiescan optimally benefit you – and fit easily within yourdaily life. Suggestions could range from working on yourphysical balance to something as simple as working acrossword puzzle every day.Join Katherine Lohr on Wednesday, December 7, to learnmore about the HLR as she explains the importance of beingactive, both physically and mentally. Details aboutwhen and where to sign will be in your cubby toward theend of December. This is a wonderful opportunity andyour Wellness Department encourages you to make yourHealth and Lifestyle Review a top priority in 2012!Eye Glasses Repair and Cleaningwith LensCrafters(Friday, December 16)1:00—2:00 pm at Bay WindowWellnessDo you have a screw loose? Or amissing nose pad? Or a smudge onyour glasses that just won’t goaway? Help is on the way in the form of Ms. Jamie Collierform LensCrafters, who will join us to make minor repairsto your eyeglasses. She’ll also clean lenses, and will givehints on how best to keep your glasses in tiptop shape.Page 7Massage Therapy Program at our SPAAhhh – give your family or your friends or yourselfa treat for Christmas– get a massage! Threedays a week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday),skilled therapists from the Wake Forest BaptistHealth Massage Therapy department set up inthe SPA in Fitzgerald Health Center to kneadaway your stress, tension and fatigue. To makean appointment please call 716-8304 and leave amessage, including: your name; the fact that youare an Arbor Acres resident; your telephonenumber; and the time(s) you would like yourmassage. A representative from WFU will callyou back to confirm your appointment. Pleasenote: massage therapists are available only byappointment, and only on Monday, Wednesdayand Friday. There is a charge for this service, butdiscount coupons are available by contactingKatherine Lohr at 631-1340.8-Week Series of Tai ChiSandy Seeber(Begins Thursday, January 5)12:30 pm in Gathering PlaceBack by popular demand—Chair Tai Chi!Due to the hectic holiday season, the chair TaiChi will not be offered in the month of Decemberbut will pick back up in January for an all-new 8-week series (Jan. 5 – Feb. 23) with Sandy Seeber.She has been leading this class for severalmonths and has helped many residents withtheir balance, flexibility, agility, and confidence.If you are interested in Chair Tai Chi, please signup in the book at Bay Window.

Page 12Dining MenusArbor Room Dinner SpecialsDecember 2011 Wednesday, December 7Steak Oscar DinnerFried oystersBacon-wrapped filet topped withsucculent crab meat and freshsteamed asparagus, finished withbéarnaise sauceIce cream pie with chocolate sauce$25.00 (price includes tax) Wednesday December 14Stuffed Veal Chop DinnerShrimp cocktailVeal chop stuffed with spinach andgoat cheeseMashed potatoes with chivesParisian carrotsAssorted pastries$25.00 (price includes tax) Wednesday, December 21Arbor Acres Shrimp andGrits DinnerWedge of lettuce saladJumbo shrimp and tasso ham pansearedwith scallions and whitewine cream sauce on polenta cakesFresh grilled asparagusChef’s choice dessert$18.00 (price includes tax) Wednesday, December, 28Surf and Turf DinnerHouse saladLobster tail with drawn butter,accompanied by a grilledpetite filet mignonChef’s choice starch and vegetableComplimentary dessert$25.00 (price includes tax)Thursday, December 29Tapas NightFeaturing an array of heavy horsd’oeuvres and mini desserts fromour bakery department$15.85 (price includes tax)The regular Arbor Room menu is alsoavailable on Wednesday evenings. Pleaseask your server about specials on Thursdayand Friday evenings.Resident Christmas Dinner PartyTuesday, December 13Horseradish and herb-crusted beeftenderloin with Bearnaise sauceGrilled salmon with lemon buerrblanc sauceRoasted chicken breast withsage stuffing and pan gravySteamed broccoli withhollandaise sauceOven-roasted fingerling herbedpotatoesCranberry rice pilafSauteed brussel sprouts withpancetta baconImported and domestic cheeseswith assorted olives and pickledvegetablesFresh seasonal fruit salad andmixed greens with assorted dressingsSmoked fish platterAssorted desserts, breads andmuffins$19.16 (price includes tax)Christmas Eve and Day boxdinners are available for pick-upfrom 3:00 to 5:00 pm.Christmas Day BuffetSunday, December 251240 Arbor Road Winston-Salem, NC 27104-1197 •(336)724-7921 •www.arboracres.orgJanice Lutz-Vanhoy, LRT/CTRS, CLL, Director Recreation /Wellness Servicesjlutzvanhoy@arboracres.org / 336-748-4646The online version of The Arbor Lamplighter is available at www.arboracres.orgRoast prime rib of beef au jusRoasted tom turkey withgiblet gravyCarved honey glazed pit hamHerbed corned bread stuffingWhipped maple sweetpotatoesFresh green beans withcrispy pancetta baconSteamed broccoli withhollandaise sauceImported and domestic cheeseswith olives, pickles, andmarinated vegetablesFresh fruit salad, tomato aspic,and baby mixed greens with assorteddressingsAssorted desserts, breadsand muffins$17.00 (price includes tax)Children 12 and under $8.50(price includes tax)