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January 2017
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Jan 10:
Birthday Night with
Breeze Cayolle & Bob Sunda
Join saxophonist/vocalist Breeze Cayolle
and pianist Bob Sunda for some soulful
blues, jazz and some of your favorite old-
ies. Performing Arts Center 6:30 pm.
Jan 11:
Travelers Outing to
Ronald McDonald House
Join the Travelers group and head down-
town to tour Ronald McDonald House
and have lunch there at the St Jude Pavil-
ion. Sign up in transportation or the Trav-
elers Meeting on Wednesday, January 4th
at 10:00 am in the LCR. Bus leaves at 9:30
am on Wednesday, January 11.
Jan 11:
Memphis Hearing
Aid Service
On the second Wednesday of every
month, at 10:00 am in the Arts & Crafts
Room, Dr. Rena C Booth will be offer-
ing: Free Hearing Evaluation, Free Hear-
ing Aid Consultation, Free Hearing Aid
Clean, Check, and Adjustment. Please
call 682-1529 for more information or to
schedule a visit.
Jan 11:
Garden Gro’ers
Club Meeting
All residents are welcome to participate
in the Garden Gro’ers activities. Remem-
ber, give a tomato and make a friend.
Share yourself and make a blessing. Come
on down to the Greenhouse every 2nd
Wednesday of every month at 10:30 am
rain or shine and dig in! Dr. Charles Par-
rott NEEDS TO KNOW YOUR CHOICE
of garden plot or trestle for the 2017 sea-
son. Please sign the book in the Green-
house. Plots will be assigned in January.
Our seed order for 2017 is practially
completed. The tomato selection is Early
Girl, Roma, Cherry and Better Boy. The
remaining seeds are now being selected.
The irrigation system has been removed
and stored for winter. The garden greens
are ready for picking and the savoy cab-
bage will be ready in January. We plan to
fertilize all garden sights again this year
therefore you will not need to fertilize
your plants. The next meeting in Wednes-
day, Jan 11th at 10:30 in the Greenhouse.
Jan 11:
Yoga Stretch
Yoga is known to have a wide range of
benefits- maybe you’re sleeping better or
getting fewer colds, your balance is im-
proving. If you have not yet joined this
class, come and see what benefits it might
have for you. This is not advanced, so
don’t worry about getting on the floor and
not being able to get up. You will be sit-
ting in a chair or standing. Class is every
Wednesday at 10:30 am in the PAC.
Jan 11:
High Noon
As if managing a high-pressure career
as a police hostage negotiator and car-
ing for both her young daughter and her
agoraphobic mother weren’t enough, Lt.
Phoebe McNamara also becomes the tar-
get of a mysterious killer. As the madman
closes in, McNamara must pull out all the
stops to save herself and other potential
victims. Theater 1:30 pm and 6:30 pm.
Jan 12:
Magnum PI: Memories
are Forever (Parts 1 & 2)
Magnum thinks he’s spotted his one true
love Michelle, the woman he married six
years earlier during his last tour in Viet-
nam and thought to have been lost in a
bombing raid. As he becomes more and
more desperate to find her, he is suddenly
and suspiciously recalled for active Navy
duty and ordered to testify in Washing-
ton. Theater, 1:30 pm.
Jan 13:
Journeys Thru Grief
Losses bring pain and disruption to our
lives. Like a fog, we cannot fight it, change
it, or remove it. We simply move through
it one step at a time. There is no single,
correct way to grieve. These twelve con-
versations for grief and loss will facili-
tate your journey and connect you with
kindred spirits in healing broken hearts.
Provided by Harding School of Theology
Staff. We meet the 2nd and 4th Friday
of the month. January 13th & 27th this
month in the Ante Room at 10:00 am.
Jan 13:
Band of Angels
Every Friday we will play the weekend
Classic movie for those that don’t come
out in the evening. Theater showtime at
1:30 pm.
Jan 13:
Music with Pianist
Phillip Joyner
This will be the first time we have had Mr
Joyner here at Kirby, so be sure and check
him out. Friday, January 13 at 6:00 pm in
the Lobby.
Jan 14:
Through the Bible
Through the Bible is an intense study of
the Bible led by Gail Kommer, meeting
the second Saturday of every month at
10:30 am in the Chapel. Class discussion
encouraged. Join this group of ladies who
enjoy learning about God’s Word.
Jan 16:
Planet Earth: Ocean
Deep
Feast or famine- it’s the governing prin-
ciple of ocean life. From the sailfish,
three-meter-long, rapier-billed predators,
and the exquisitely shelled Nautilus to the
threatened blue whale, this journey into
the most unexplored part of the planet
reveals the extraordinary survivors of this
immense and barren realm. Movie The-
ater, 1:30 pm.
Jan 17:
Magnum PI: Tropical
Madness
Jennifer Chapman, a young English rose
takes a liking to Higgins. Naturally, Mag-
num suspects her of being after some-
thing. Movie Theater, 1:30 pm.
Jan 17:
Winter Dance with
The Sturgess Daley Band
Get rid of those winter blues and come on
down to the PAC to hear the rockin tunes
of Sturgess Daley and his band. Tuesday,
Jan 17th at 6:30 pm in the PAC.
Jan 18:
Smart Moves
This month’s topic is “Winter Health”. No-
tice SMART MOVES has been moved to
a new day and time. The new day is on 3rd
Wednesday of the month and the time is
1:30 pm.
Jan 18:
Virtual Field Trip
Join us in the Movie Theater as we go on a
Virtual Field Trip. Where ever we go you
will be able to see your tour guide live and
they can see you. The destination will be
announced closer to the time to enable
the creators to send us to the most inter-
esting places. Begins at 2:00 pm.
Jan 18:
Crusade for Christ
Our annual Crusade For Christ at Kirby
Pines will be January 18, 19, 20, 6:30 pm
each evening. Theme this year is “Glo-
ria in excelsis Deo” (Glory to God in the
highest). See page 8 for details.