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October 2015

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July

14

Garden Gro’ers Club

Meeting

The time for fall planting is here. There

are containers of vegetables that are

ready to be planted. The containers of

plants that are ready are: Cauliflower,

broccoli, leaf lettuce, romaine and cab-

bage. There are various packages of

seeds available: mustard greens, purple

turnips, collards and seven top turnips.

There are other vegetable seed packets

available. Come on down to the Green-

house every 2nd Wednesday at 10:30

am and dig in!

Oct

Oct

13

Bridge Builders

Tech Class

Come bridge the gap between seniors

and teens. The Students from Bridge

Builders will be here from 2 to 4 in The

Large Card Room on Tuesday, October

13 to help you with your smart phones,

lap tops, tablets, etc. Please call Activi-

ties to sign up by Friday the 10th.

Oct

14

Memphis Hearing Aid

Service

Wednesday, October 14 at 10:00 am, in

the Arts & Crafts room, Dr. Rena Booth

will be offering:

~Free Hearing Evaluation

~Free Hearing Aid Consultation

~Free Hearing Aid Cleanings,

~Check up and Adjustment

Please call 682-1529 for more informa-

tion or to schedule a visit.

June

5

Oct

11

Memphis Symphony Orchestra

presents Mozart and More

Bach/Weben Ricercare from The Musi-

cal Offering, Ravel Le Tombeau de Cou-

perin, Handel Coronation Anthems and

Mozart Symphony No. 40. Call 537-

2525 for tickets. Sign up in Transporta-

tion. Bus leaves for GPAC at 2:00 pm.

Oct

9

Music in the Lobby with

Vocalist Stephen White

One of our favorite vocalists Stephen

White will be singing for us in the lobby

accompanied by his wife Deb on Friday,

Otober 9 at 6:00 pm.

July

10

Through

the Bible

Starting with Genesis and working

through the books in the Bible, this

group meets the second and fourth Sat-

urday of every month at 10:30 am in the

Chapel. For more information contact

Gail Kommer at 363-3622.

Oct

Oct

8

IMAX: Horses

The Story of Equus

Fueled by a sweeping story and lush

photography, this stunning IMAX film

charts the lives of three very different

horses that happened to be born at the

same stud farm on the very same night:

the racer, the rascal, and the runaway.

One trains to run alongside some of

the fastest track horses in the world, an-

other bucks the equestrian life and finds

stunt work in the movies, and the third

is released into the wild. Showtimes in

Movie Theater 10:00 am & 2:00 pm.

Oct

12

Smart Moves

“Keeping the Keys”

This month’s topic is “Keeping the Keys”

10:00 am in PAC.

Oct

13

B irthday Night with the

MSO String Quartet

Join us for an evening of violin mu-

sic with one of Memphis Symphony’s

String Quartets. Tuesday, October 13 at

6:30 in the Performing Arts Center.

Oct

12

Christmas Cards for the

Troops Workshop

American Red Cross of the Mid-South

& First Citizens National Bank have in-

vited us to join them in making HOLI-

DAY MAIL for HEROES cards. Cards

are delivered locally to Active Duty

Troops, National Guard and Reserve

Units, Veterans Affairs Medical Center

and others. Cards will also be delivered

to Fire Fighters, Law Enforcement and

other First Responders. Kirby will fur-

Oct

14

Island at War, Episode 3

“To Catch A Spy”

“To Catch a Spy” will be shown at 1:30

& 6:30 pm in The Movie Theater.

Oct

15

Johnny Carson

Join Johnny for an hour of laughs in the

Movie Theater at 10:00 am and 2:00 pm.

Oct

16

Music in the Lobby with

Leon Sanderson

Join vocalist Leon Sanderson accompa-

nied by Joan Dodson on the piano for an

evening of music and fellowship in the

Lobby Friday, October 16 at 6:00 pm.

June

5

Oct

18

Iris Orchestra

Few composers in history can rival

the youthful genius of the young Felix

Mendelssohn. The prolific output of his

young teens laid the groundwork for

the masterful Overture to A Midsum-

mer Night’s Dream, an astonishing tour

de force of evocative orchestral imagery.

Robert Schumann’s first orchestral com-

position, his “Spring” Symphony No. 1,

was revolutionary. Capping off the pro-

gram, we welcome back our old friend,

the brilliant pianist Jon Kimura Parker,

in Rachmaninov’s romantic Piano Con-

certo No. 2. Call the GPAC box office

for tickets @ 751-7500. If you wish to

purchase season tickets or have a group

of 10 or more (tickets are 50% off) call

Iris @ 751-7669. Bus leaves at 1:30

nish the supplies we just need you to

volunteer a couple of hours of your day

to let our Heroes know we care. Mon-

day, October 12 @ 1:30 in the Arts and

Crafts Room. See you there!

July

19

Bereavement

Support Group

Lamar Frizzell will lead the Bereave-

ment Support Group to serve people in

gaining perspective about their losses

and support them in regaining a healthy

quality of life. The group meets the 3rd

Monday of every month at 10:00 am in

the Ante Room.

Oct

Oct

19

Perspecitives

Eyewear and Services

Perspectives will be in the Lobby for

free glasses cleaning and adjustments.

Monday from 10:30 am to noon.

June

5

Oct

20

Lunch Bunch at

Molly’s La Casita

Molly’s LA Casita is located in the heart

of Mid-Town Memphis and has been a

fixture in Overton Square since 1982! It

wasn’t too long before word of mouth

spread and people began flocking to

their tasty cuisine and refreshing Mar-

garitas. They are best known for their

award winning Margaritas, but it is the

food and the atmosphere that is sure

to keep you coming back. Sign up in

Transportation. Bus leaves at 11:00 am.