December - Arbor Acres LAMPLIGHTER_FINAL.pdf · Dr. Robert and Mrs. Miriam Lovett 873 Fountain Hill Eugenia Maurice 302 McPherson Welcome Newcomers! Sunday, December 2 (cont.) 3:15

2018

DECEMBER

The word alone evokes warm feelings of crackling fires, family gatherings, delicious food, meaningful reflections and simple happiness. No matter what age, the excitement is palpable.

Oddly enough, I had those same feelings the first day of November. As I opened my mail, I came across a note from a dear friend whose parents were residents of Arbor Acres. Her father passed away years ago and her mother more recently. They were beloved individuals–both here and in the community of Winston-Salem.

I loved this resident. Her daughter and I carpooled for six years. The resident kept up with everyone around her. During her last six months, she was unable to verbalize her thoughts, but she maintained that special smile of knowing exactly what was going on and letting you know, she was definitely present.

The note was beautifully written and told of her mother’s love for Arbor Acres and the care she received here. The daughter went on to say that she was enclosing a gift specifically for those residents who needed assistance. While living in Strickland Place, her mother witnessed a great deal and saw loving care administered to all, regardless of background. She saw what warm feelings and sincere love really look like.

As I opened the enclosed check I thought to myself, “How nice of this resident to remember us.” It had been a while since she passed away, and I believed the gift was a token of her daughter’s appreciation. My development logic whispered that it was probably a wonderful check for $1,000. I looked and saw that it was from the resident’s checking account–not her daughter’s–and thought for a fleeting moment, it might be for $2,000.

To my surprise, the check was for $100,000.

Instantly I became a child on early Christmas morning, opening a gift that was totally unexpected and experiencing shock and delight at the extraordinary kindness and thoughtfulness behind the gift. I was overwhelmed.

And such is life at Arbor Acres. One person, one moment, one planned gift that will be life changing for so many others.

I invite you to join this resident and give to the Resident Assistance Fund at this special time of year –every gift matters.

Amen.

December

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December EventsSaturday, December 1

1:00 PM Saturday Movie Matinee Piner Hall

The Answer

(1954) David Niven. (26 minutes).

Beyond Tomorrow

(1940) Harry Carey, C. Aubrey Smith. (84 minutes). See Wellzesta for details.

Sunday, December 211:00 AM Communion, First Sunday of Advent Robinson Hall

Elizabeth “Betty” Bell 215 Womble

Nancy Garrett 2203 Asbury Place

Charles and Virginia Lawrence 1103 Asbury Place

Dr. Robert and Mrs. Miriam Lovett 873 Fountain Hill

Eugenia Maurice 302 McPherson

Welcome Newcomers!

Sunday, December 2 (cont.)

3:15 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 4:00 PM – Program Start WSSU University Singers Holiday Concert WSSU, K.R. Williams Auditorium

Transportation provided for those who made reservations in November.

6:30 PM Worship Service Piner Hall

Monday, December 3

6:45 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 7:30 PM – Program Start Swingle Bells Millennium Center

Transportation for those who met RSVP deadline.

7:00 PM Foreign Film Series with Jim Shertzer Piner HallJoyeux Noel

(2005) The film was the basis for Silent Night, an opera presented last year by Piedmont Opera. (116 minutes). See Wellzesta for details.

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Thursday, December 610:00 AMTown Hall Piner Hall

All residents are encouraged to attend to stay up-to date on happenings at Arbor Acres.

3:00 PM Holy Communion with St. Paul's Episcopal Annie’s Kitchen, Asbury Place

4:00 PM Live and Learn Fourth Anniversary Celebration Guest Speaker: Dr. Nelly van Doorn-Harder Piner Hall Join us as we celebrate the anniversary of Live and Learn with champagne and strawberries and we welcome back our initial speaker, Dr. Nelly van Doorn-Harder. Her topic is “Murder at the Monastery.” Come and enjoy!

6:15 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 6:40 PM – Pre-Concert Talk 7:00 PM – Program Start Holidays with Canadian Brass Wait Chapel, WFU RSVP by December 3.

7:00 PM Bethabara Swing Band Piner Hall

Community musicians will perform a lively Swing and Jazz program including holiday favorites.

Friday, December 7 11:00 AM Healthy Holidays: Eat This, Not That Ball Room, Tomlinson Wellness Center

Join our Registered Dietitian, Alice Smith, for an interactive program on what foods to eat and what foods to skip for a healthier holiday.

Tuesday, December 4 9:30 AM – 2:00 pm Village Shop Household Goods Sale

Come early for the best selection! Bargain prices on many and varied household goods. Tables will be in the hallway across from the shop. NO Bingo tickets, please. Cash or charge.

7:00 PM Advent Hopewell Moravian Band Concert Piner Hall

The band of around 60 musicians playing brass, woodwind and percussion instruments will perform religious songs and secular music to enjoy and bring the good news about Jesus Christ.

Wednesday, December 5

8:45 AM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 9:15 AM – Program Start Ardmore Moravian Candle Tea Tour Ardmore Moravian Church

Transportation for those who met RSVP deadline.

2:00–4:00 PMNorma’s Christmas Tea Piner Hall

All Artists and Residents are invited to attend this annual event hosted by resident Norma Turnham.

5:30 PM Caregiver Support Group Annie’s Kitchen, 2nd Floor Asbury Place

Contact Laura-Lee Jones at ext. 1382 for more information.

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Friday, December 7 (cont.) 12:00 PM 90’s Lunch Bunch Piner Hall

RSVP by December 3.

2:00 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby Mrs. Hanes Cookie Trip

Let’s head out to Mrs. Hanes to pick up some Moravian Cookies for the upcoming holidays! RSVP by December 5.

4:00 PM Hymn Sing with Dr. Beth Maison-Pierre Promenade, Asbury Place

Join us for an old-fashioned hymn sing.

4:00–5:30 PM Arbor Afternoons Meet the Artist: Toni Petersen Living Room/Bay WindowCome chat with Toni and learn more about her watercolor paintings.

7:00 PM Friday Night Movie with Jim Shertzer Piner Hall

Movie Movie

(1978) George C. Scott, Red Buttons, Art Carney, Eli Wallach, Ann Reinking, Harry Hamlin, George Burns. (105 minutes). See Wellzesta for details.

Saturday, December 81:00 PM Saturday Movie Matinee Piner Hall

The Holiday

(2006) Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jude Law. (138 minutes). See Wellzesta for details.

Sunday, December 911:00 AM Second Sunday of Advent Robinson Hall

1:15 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 2:00 PM – Program Start Miracle on 34th Street Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance

Transportation for those who met RSVP deadline. 6:30 PM Worship Service led by Rev. Wes McLeod from Hickory Ridge, UMC Piner Hall

Monday, December 10 9:30 AM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby Shopping/Mall Walk Hanes Mall

Let’s shop, stroll and enjoy the Christmas decorations. The bus will drop off at the Belk’s covered entrance and return there to pick up at 11:30 am. We will return to Arbor Acres for lunch. RSVP by December 5.

4:00 PM Sharps and Flats Christmas Concert Brock Court, Strickland PlaceMore than 65 Arbor Acres residents sing, dance and play your favorite songs. Don’t miss this fun-filled, high-spirited concert of holiday favorites with lots of surprises!

We Remember

Hazel Bailey October 1, 1915 – October 26, 2018

Bernice Johnston August 18, 1923 – October 28, 2018

Marjorie Cooper July 9, 1926 – November 4, 2018

Lucia Smithdeal February 3, 1919 – November 17, 2018

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Wednesday, December 124:00 PM Sharps and Flats Christmas Concert Robinson Hall, Asbury Place

More than 65 Arbor Acres residents sing, dance and play your favorite songs. Don’t miss this fun-filled, high-spirited concert of holiday favorites with lots of surprises!

6:30 PM Vespers Advent Prayer and Communion Piner Hall

Thursday, December 13

6:45 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 7:30 PM – Program Start Winston-Salem Little Theatre: An Old Salem Christmas Carol SECCA

A passing stranger is welcomed into Salem Tavern by a cheerful group celebrating Christmas Eve. The story he tells them is magical, and yet vaguely familiar… It’s 1887, and hard times have fallen on the people of Winston and nearby Salem. Tobacco rolling machines are replacing manual jobs, and bad rains have hurt farms. Making things worse is Ebeneezer Scrooge, a lender who’s foreclosing on mortgages. In the heart of Old Salem, can three spirits teach him the true meaning of Christmas? This heartwarming world premiere adaptation was written exclusively for The Little Theatre of Winston-Salem. Cost is $27.00, plus tax and fees. RSVP by December 5 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

Monday, December 10 (cont.) 6:30 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby Tanglewood Park's 27th Annual Festival of Lights Tanglewood ParkEach year, Tanglewood Park's rolling countryside is transformed into a winter wonderland with one of the largest and most spectacular light shows in the entire Southeast. RSVP by December 6. Cost $3.00, and will be charged to your account.

Tuesday, December 11 11:15 AM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 12:30 AM – Program Start Winston-Salem Rotary Club Meeting Benton Convention Center

RSVP for transportation by December 7 via Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

1:00–2:00 PM Resident Directory Photos Living Room, Bay Window

Robert Merritt will be taking (and retaking) photos for the resident directory.

3:00 PM Moravian Lovefeast Robinson Hall

Join Mt. Olivet Moravian Church for a traditional Moravian Lovefeast.

3:00 PM The Dean Martin Christmas Show Piner Hall

In 1968, Dean Martin rounded up some of his favorite performing pals to join him in a memorable Christmas show full of song, dance and holiday music. Some stars include Lucille Ball, Jimmy Stewart, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Jack Benny, George Burns, Tony Bennett, Red Skelton, Raymond Burr, Glenn Ford, Johnny Cash, Roy Rogers, and many more! (48 minutes).

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Thursday, December 13 (cont.)12:00 PMLadies Chat Ball Room, Tomlison Fitness Center

See Wellzesta for details regarding this event or contact Suzy Vaile at ext. 1227.

12:00 PM Men's Club Holiday Music with Kristin Schweke, Soprano & Susan Bates, Pianist Piner Hall

Ms. Schweke is a graduate of UNCSA and an instructor at Salem College. Ms. Bates is an adjunct instructor in piano and harpsichord at WFU. Gentlemen, remember to invite your significant other to join you at this holiday meal and concert.

3:00 PMCaregivers & Coffee with Suzy Clubhouse

Come join fellow caregivers for encouragement and support.

4:00 PM The Four Pickle Pipers Holiday Concert Piner Hall

These UNCSA students dedicate their free time to bring memorable music and enjoyment to retirement communities in the area. Grace Pfleger, soprano. Morgan Hunkele, pianist. Erick Esparza, guitarist. Ramiro Soto, clarinetist. The grand finale will be a sing-along with holiday favorites like, Joy to the World, Rudolf The Red Nose Reindeer, Let It Snow, and more.

7:00 PM Góilín Christmas Concert Piner Hall

Join Góilín (pronounced go-LEAN) for an evening of favorite Celtic Christmas tunes. The Irish music trio from Winston-Salem consists of Bill McIlwain on guitar/banjo/vocals, Jake Ruddiman on mandolin/low whistle/vocals, and Beth Hyland on fiddle/bodhran/whistle.

Friday, December 14 11:00 AM Healthy Holidays: Tips and Tricks Ball Room, Tomlinson Wellness Center

Join Alice for a program on how to enjoy holiday treats without over-indulging. Let's maintain our weight during the holiday season, not gain.

4:00 PM Hymn Sing with Dr. Beth Maison-Pierre Promenade, Asbury PlaceJoin us for an old-fashioned hymn sing.

7:00 PM Friday Night Movie with Jim Shertzer Piner HallYellow Submarine

(1968) Celebrating its 50th anniversary of this Beatles animated classic. (85 minutes). See Wellzesta for details.

Saturday, December 15

1:00 PM Saturday Movie Matinee Piner Hall

Christmas in Connecticut

(1945) Barbara Stanwyck, Sydney Greenstreet. (101 minutes). See Wellzesta for movie details.

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Tuesday, December 18 1:00–2:00 PM Resident Directory Photos Living Room, Bay Window

Robert Merritt will be taking (and retaking) photos for the resident directory.

7:00 PM Sharps and Flats Christmas Concert Piner HallSee details on December 17. Please attend only one concert in Piner Hall.

Wednesday, December 191:00–2:00 PM Resident Directory Photos Alibi Café, Asbury Place

Robert Merritt will be taking (and retaking) photos for the resident directory.

2:00 PM Healthy Holidays: Cooking Demonstration Piner HallThe Chef and the Dietitian are back! Join Daniel and Alice for a Healthy Holidays Challenge cooking demonstration.

4:00 PM Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour Christmas Special Piner Hall

Celebrate the holiday season with Glen Campbell and his pals! You’ll enjoy such hits as Wichita Lineman, Galveston, Gentle On My Mind, The Dock of the Bay, Jingle Bells, The Christmas Song, Deck The Halls and many more.

7:00 PMVespers : A Longest Day Service led by Rev. Lisa Tocia, Bethel UMC Piner Hall

In this darkest week of the year, it is important to acknowledge our grief and fears as we look for the promised light of Christmas.

Sunday, December 1611:00 AM Third Sunday of Advent Robinson Hall

1:15 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 2:00 PM – Program Start UNCSA: The Nutcracker Stevens Center

Ticket holders RSVP for transportation by December 6.

Monday, December 17 9:00 AM Adult Library Outreach Book Exchange Mary Dalton Library

Please remember to return your Adult Outreach Library books to the library by 9:00 am in your book bag, and return at noon to pick up your new books. Usually the 4th Monday of each month, the drop off/pick up is early this month because of the holidays. Contact Janice at ext. 1266 or 336-748-4646 if you are interested in signing up.

7:00 PM Sharps and Flats Christmas Concert Piner Hall

More than 65 Arbor Acres residents sing, dance and play your favorite songs. Don’t miss this fun-filled, high-spirited concert of holiday favorites with lots of surprises! Please attend only one concert in Piner Hall.

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Friday, December 214:00 PM Hymn Sing with Dr. Beth Maison-Pierre Promenade, Asbury Place

Join us for an old-fashioned hymn sing.

4:00–5:30 PM Arbor Afternoons, Ugly Christmas Sweater Day Living Room/Bay WindowJoin us and show off your ugliest Christmas sweater. Does your sweater have a story? Come share it today!

6:00 PM Friday Night Movie with Jim Shertzer Piner Hall

Amahl and the Night Visitors

(1951) Chet Allen, Rosemary Kuhlmann, and Melissa Hayden (who taught at UNCSA for many years). (55 minutes). See Wellzesta for details.

7:00 PM Friday Night Movie with Jim Shertzer Piner HallNCSA’s The Nutcracker

(2001) One of Winston-Salem's most cherished traditions. (90 minutes). See Wellzesta for details.

Saturday, December 22

1:00 PM Saturday Movie Matinee Piner Hall

White Christmas

(1954) Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney, Vera-Ellen. (120 minutes). See Wellzesta for movie details.

Thursday, December 27 10:15 AM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 11:00 AM – Program Start Peter and the Wolf Music Carolina Event at Centenary UMC

Enjoy the classic tale in its chamber music version and up-close to the musicians. Jason McKinney, narrator. Debra Reuter-Pivetta, flute. Anna Lampidis, oboe. Ron Rudkin, clarinet. Joe Mount, horn. Carol Bernstorf, bassoon. Beverly Naiditch, percussion. Cost $10.00. RSVP by December 7 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

Sunday, December 2311:00 AM Fourth Sunday of Advent Robinson Hall

4:00 PM Lessons and Carols with The Shepherd Singers Piner Hall

Monday, December 24 Christmas Eve

Tuesday, December 25 Merry Christmas!

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Friday, December 28 11:00 AM Healthy Holidays: Navigating the New Year Ball Room, Tomlinson Wellness Center

Whether you have been eating your veggies and drinking lots of water, or you have over-indulged, this program is for you! Join Alice for practical tips for success in the new year.

2:00 PM Lamplighter Workshop Library / Game Room

Drop in to help insert calendars into the January Lamplighter. Many hands make light work!

7:00 PM Christmas DVD: Christmas around the World with Perry Como Piner Hall

In this two hour show highlighting his Christmas Specials, Perry Como is joined by John Wayne, Richard Chamberlain, Sid Caesar, Angie Dickinson, Debby Boone, Vikki Carr, Toni Tennille, The Vienna Boys Choir, Ballet Folklorico and more. (120 minutes).

Saturday, December 291:00 PM Saturday Movie Matinee Piner Hall

The Bells of St Mary’s

(1945) Bing Crosby, Ingrid Bergman. (126 minutes). See Wellzesta for movie details.

Sunday, December 3011:00 AM Gratitude Service Robinson Hall

Our Chaplains will lead us in a service of gratitude for the year past.

Sunday, December 30 (cont.) 6:30 PM Preparing For the New Year Service Piner Hall

Our Chaplains will lead us in a service preparing for the Year of Our Lord, 2019.

Monday, December 31 Happy New Year’s Eve!

7:00 PM A Country New Year’s Eve Piner HallFor those of you who remember the REAL Country Music heroes – George Jones, Buck Owens, Don Gibson, Johnny Cash, Ray Charles and more – who made country music what it is, you are going to love an evening filled with great Country music hits performed by two country music disciples, Ed Poindexter and Mitch Snow. Wear your blue jeans, cowboy boots and hats for a boot-stompin' celebration. We'll toast the New Year with a YEE-HA! at the end of the evening.

7:15 PM – Leaving Berrier Front Lobby 8:00 PM – Program Start Winston-Salem Symphony: A Viennese New Year’s Eve Reynolds Auditorium

Enjoy an evening of traditional Viennese waltzes and upbeat standards as dynamic guest conductor Sarah Hicks leads the countdown into 2019. Limited transportation available for ticket holders on first-come, first-served basis. RSVP for transportation by December 17 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

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Cloverdale Shopping Tuesday, December 4, Leave 1:00 pm Tuesday, December 18, Leave 1:00 pm RSVP by December 3 and 17, respectively.

Thruway Shopping Tuesday, December 11, Leave 1:00 pm RSVP by December 10.

WalMart Shopping Thursday, December 20, Leave 1:00 pm RSVP by December 19.

WSSU: University Singers Holiday Concert Sun., December 2, Leave 3:15 pm, Program 4:00 pm Transportation for those who met RSVP deadline.

Millennium Center: Swingle Bells Mon., December 3, Leave 6:45 pm, Program 7:30 pm Transportation for those who met RSVP deadline.

Ardmore Moravian Candle Tea Tour Wed., December 5, Leave 8:45 am, Tour at 9:15 am Transportation for those who met RSVP deadline.

Wait Chapel: Holidays with Canadian Brass Thu., December 6, Leave at 6:15 pm, Talk 6:40 pm, Program 7:30 pm RSVP by December 4.

90’s Lunch Bunch Friday, December 7, 12:00 pm, Piner Hall RSVP by December 3.

Mrs. Hanes Cookie Trip Friday, December 7, Leave 2:00 pm RSVP by December 5.

WS Theatre Alliance: Miracle on 34th Street Sunday, December 9, Leave 1:15 pm, Start 2:00 pm Transportation for those who met RSVP deadline.

Hanes Mall Shopping/Mall Walk Monday, December 10 , Leave 9:30 am RSVP by December 5.

Tanglewood Festival of Lights Trip Monday, December 10 , Leave 6:30 pm RSVP by December 6. Cost $3.00.

Winston-Salem Rotary Club Meeting Tuesday, December 11, Leave 11:15 am RSVP for transportation by December 7.

SECCA: Winston-Salem Little Theatre: An Old Salem Christmas Carol Thur., December 13, Leave 6:45 pm, Start 7:30 pm Cost $27.00, plus tax and fees. RSVP by December 5.

Stevens Center: UNCSA: The Nutcracker Sunday, December 16, Leave 1:15 pm, Start 2:00 pm Ticket holders RSVP for transportation by Dec. 6.

Centenary UMC: Lessons and Carols Sunday, Dec. 16, Leave 4:00 pm, Program 5:00 pm Transportation provided by Centenary UMC. RSVP by December 10.

Centenary UMC: Peter and the Wolf Thu., Dec. 27, Leave 10:15 am, Program at 11:00 am Cost $10.00. RSVP by December 7.

Reynolds Auditorium: WS Symphony: A Viennese New Year’s Eve Monday, December 31, Leave 7:15 pm, Start 8:00 pm Transportation for ticket holders. RSVP by Dec. 17.

Winston-Salem Symphony Sunday, January 6, Leave 2:15 pm, Start 3:00 pm Tuesday, January 8, Leave 6:45 pm, Start 7:30 pm Transportation for ticket holders. RSVP by Dec. 30.

RSVP Events-At-A-GlanceThese events require registration, a ticket purchase and/or a transportation reservation. Please RSVP via Wellzesta or contact Annie Lawson, Concierge, at ext. 1210 before the deadline. Please indicate if no ticket is needed when requesting transportation only.

NOTE: When you register for an event, check in after the RSVP deadline to make sure the event made!

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R E S I D E N T S E M P L OY E E S

2nd Charley FallinDavid Taylor

3rd Ted BowenJule Rousseau Lauren Morrison

4th Justin Sawyer5th Sallie Pryor Quanita Scott

6th Mecca BangerAdrienne Peyton

8th Laura Lee Jones

9th

Walter HenleyAllan Hollan-Womble

Virginia SchaferShardai Thompson

10th Miriam LovettMartha Sturkie-Beroth Shellida Simmons

11th

Bill DixsonJacquie FowkesDolly Hatfield

Demetrius AlleyneVilise Sides

Nu-Jaya Squire

12th Janice MallettBob Turner

Shermaine BurnsShantay Patterson

13th Derrick CottonLarry Rogers

14th Sally LacyJohn Pappas

Brejona BradleyKi-Esha Dudley

15th Frank Driscoll Gary BartholomewDana Johnson

December Birthdays R E S I D E N T S E M P L OY E E S

16th Jane Pfefferkorn Josephine AgnewBrittany Mitchell

17th

David OdomHarry Reavis

Virginia Stines

Haywood EdmundsonThessalonia Washington

18th Linda Scherl

19th Mary Kepley Jennifer WalkerShade Ziglar

20th Lillian MaxwellMaryann Whitmore Melanie Whaley

21st Jule Spach Michelle Parks

22nd Janell ReynoldsJasmain Warren

23rd Janice Carter Michael Blood

24th Alan KatzMary Wakeford Brandon Jackson

25th Billie Hilliard Rana AlkhatibCharisma Blackburn

26th Betty Alexander

27th Robert LovettTrudy Wyderski

29th Michael Newman Chanel Mayfield30th Mary Weaver

31st Dean JacksonGary Rousseau Shawn Luck

No Shopping!Tuesday, January 1

Undecorating from ChristmasTuesday, January 1–Friday, January 4Please have trees on floors undecorated, and boxes packed and labeled by noon January 4. If you have your boxes ready earlier, contact Janice. If you are available to help take down decorations, please contact Janice at ext. 1266 to volunteer.

Winston-Salem SymphonySunday, January 6 Leave at 2:15 PM, Program 3:00 PM

Tuesday, January 8 Leave at 6:45 PM, Program 7:30 PM

Ticket holders RSVP for transportation by December 30 via Wellzesta or call Annie, the Concierge, at ext. 1210.

January Look Ahead

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Lamplighter is published monthly byArbor Acres United Methodist Retirement Community 1240 Arbor Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27104

The online version of Lamplighter is available at www.arboracres.org.

Questions? Contact Janice Lutz-Vanhoy,Wellness Arts Coordinator, at 336-748-4646 or [email protected]

Dining Events in DecemberRSVP for any dining event by calling 336-722-5106, Press #2 unless otherwise noted.

Arbor Room Dinner SpecialsDecember 5 & December 6

Pistachio Crusted Lamb Chops – $26Oven-roasted Australian Rack of Lamb, lightly crusted w. Pistachios & Panko Bread Crumbs, served w. a Potato Galette & English Pea Puree.

December 12 & December 13Salmon en Papillote – $24Atlantic Salmon filet bundled with fresh vegetables and Herbed Butter, oven-steamed and served w. Quinoa & Wild Rice.

December 19 & December 20Escalopes of Veal – $26Pan-Seared Veal cutlets topped w. Herbed Goat Cheese, served w. Parmesan whipped Potatoes, sautéed Spinach & Shiitake Mushroom Marsala Sauce.

December 26 & December 27

Chilean Sea Bass – $32Wild-Caught Chilean Sea Bass, pan-roasted w. Roasted Red Pepper & Pineapple Salsa, served w. Scallion Risotto and Ribbon Vegetables.

All prices include Salad & Dessert, tax.

Resident Christmas Dinner Party Tuesday, December 11, 5:00–7:00 pm Lakeside Dining Room, $18.00 per person

Assorted Cheeses, Dried Apricots, Candied Walnuts, Gherkins, Fig Jam, Assorted Olives

Harvest Blend Mixed Greens, Roasted Pears, Cherry Tomatoes, Cucumber, Parmesan Croutons, Citrus Vinaigrette

Filet Mignon w. Demi Glace or Baked Salmon w. Lemon Beurre Blanc

Roasted New Potatoes, Fancy Carrots & Asparagus

Triple Chocolate Mousse Cake w. Berries

Christmas Day Lunch Buffet Tuesday, December 25, 11:30 am–1:30 pm Lakeside & Asbury Dining Rooms $20.00 per adult, $10.00 per child 12 and under. No charge for children 4 and under.

Carved Roast Prime Rib w. Au-Jus Honey-Glazed Spiral Ham * Shrimp Cocktail

Imported and Domestic Cheese Twice Baked Cheddar Potatoes

Roasted Root Vegetables Green Beans w. Almonds * Broccoli Casserole Harvest Blend Tossed Salad * Big Berry Bowl

Tomato Aspic * Antipasto Salad Assorted Breads and Rolls * Assorted Desserts