The Ambassador Never believe that a few caring people can t change the world. For, indeed, that s all who ever have. Margaret Mead Vol. 13 No. 3 March 2017
MARCH HIGHLIGHTS Movie Classic: On The Waterfront Friday, March 3, 2:00 Sarah Willey: Environmental Lawyer Tuesday, March 7, 3:00 Harpsichord Recital Wednesday, March 8, 3:00 Chapel of the Epiphany Lunch at The Majestic Thursday, March 9 BSP bus departs at 11:15 Ashley Cooper: The Entertainer Friday, March 10, 3:00 Madison Living Room Nelson-Atkins Museum Trip Saturday, March 11 BSP bus departs at 1:30 Lunch & Learn Series Monday, March 13, 11:30 Target Trip Monday, March 13 BSP bus departs at 1:30 Opera to Go Wednesday, March 15, 3:00 Madison Living Room Bill Buckner Adventure Friday, March 17, 3:00 Irish Pub Fest Saturday, March 18, 4:00 The Pub The Queen s Garden Monday, March 20, 3:00 Dr. Clay Anderson on Being Mortal Wednesday, March 22, 3:00 Prairiefire Museum Trip Thursday, March 23 BSP bus departs at 1:00 Betse & Clarke Ozark Music Friday, March 24, 3:00 Madison Living Room Crosby Kemper: KC Library Tuesday, March 28, 3:00 Kauffman Center Concert Wednesday, March 29 BSP bus departs at 4:30 Chris Stout: Houses for Vets Thursday, March 30, 3:00 YOU HAD ME AT CELLO : KAUFFMAN CENTER FREE CONCERT Join your friends at the Kauffman Center as the Kansas City Symphony offers a delightful FREE chamber music performance by their musicians. This program features two Piazzolla tangos arranged for cello quartet, plus Schubert s String Quintet, coined the Cello Quintet for its extra cello part. Cash bars will open at 5:00 followed by the casual one-hour concert at 6:00. Sign up soon with a concierge these tickets will go quickly! The BSP bus will depart at 4:30 on Wednesday, March 29. 2
TARPON WRANGLING IN NICARAGUA BSP resident traveler, Bill Buckner, and his band of five intrepid fisherman experienced an exciting week in the country of Nicaragua earlier this year and Bill has prepared a presentation to share with us! Nicaragua is just now becoming a tourist destination, having been depressed from 1960 to 1990 by revolution. It now offers tourists active volcanoes, ecotourism and sport fishing. The group s trip accommodations in the town of San Carlos were, as Mr. Buckner described, laughable, but the food was excellent and they were also accompanied by skilled and brave guides. But, we think it was Bill that was brave and skilled, as he wrestled a giant tarpon for almost one hour and he has the photos and video to prove it! Don t miss another engaging program from Bill s life adventures at 3:00 on Friday, March 17, in the. EXPLORERS OF OZARK MUSIC Betse & Clarke, a dynamic folk duo specializing in Ozark music, perform their masterpieces on fiddle and banjo. The classically-trained musicians have put as much consideration into folk music as each did with their formal educations. Betse Ellis, originally from Fayetteville, Arkansas, plays fiddle and sings and Clarke Wyatt, a Kansas-City-via-Texas gentleman, plays the banjo in an old-time, fingerpicking style. Betse has a music mentor centenarian Ms. Violet Hensley, well-known as The Whittling Fiddler of Arkansas. KCPT produced a video segment showcasing their friendship and a concert performance. Clarke is expert in his banjo technique, faithful to traditional melody and is able to take it further to surprising and innovative realms. Come meet the duo and tap your toes to Ozark music starring Bobbie Ellis daughter, Betse, with her friend, Clarke, at 3:00 on Friday, March 24, in the Madison Living Room. DR. CLAY M. ANDERSON ON BEING MORTAL In his outstanding book, Being Mortal, Atul Gawande examines his experiences as a surgeon as he confronts the realities of aging and dying in his patients and in his family, as well as the limits of what he can do. To view the PBS film based on the book and listen to commentary by Saint Luke s Medical Director of Palliative Services Dr. Clay M. Anderson, please join us at 3:00 on Wednesday, March 22, in the. NELSON-ATKINS PHOTO TOUR AND CHORAL EXPERIENCE The photographs of Dave Heath (1931-2016) evoke an intense, bittersweet vision of modern life. Abandoned by his parents at the age of four, he grew up in Philadelphia foster homes and an orphanage. This sense of physical and emotional homelessness shaped his artistic vision. Join us on a docent-led tour of some of his classic black and white photographs on Saturday, March 11. The BSP bus departs at 1:30 sharp! We will also experience the gorgeous Forty-Part Motet by Janet Cardiff, an immersive musical installation that surrounds the visitor in a stunning choral performance originally written in the 1500s by Thomas Tallis and sung a cappella in Latin. 3
CHAPLAIN S CORNER In like a lion, out like a lamb! It s a catchy way of saying that March moves from winter blasts to spring breezes, but given our crazy weather this year, who knows? What we do know for sure is that March 1 is Ash Wednesday, which ushers in the season of Lent. During that time we contemplate the love and mercy of God made real for us in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. We ponder our lapses of love and mercy, and we ask for forgiveness and the grace to grow in both. Our Lenten Studies program is an opportunity to explore mercy, or forgiveness. As the Lord has forgiven us, we are called to forgive each other but we don t always know how to, or even want to. Barbara Crafton offers a series of DVD presentations on forgiveness, which we will view and discuss on Tuesday afternoons throughout Lent. Blessings to all for the observance of a holy Lent! Chaplain Kathy Hall CHAPLAIN ANNOUNCEMENTS Roman Catholic Mass: Father Bob Hagan will be here to celebrate Mass on Wednesday, March 8th, at 9:30 in the Chapel of the Epiphany. He will not be here on the first Monday of the month as usual, because that is Ash Wednesday. Ash Wednesday: There will be an Ash Wednesday service, including the distribution of ashes, in the Chapel of the Epiphany on March 1st, at 3:00. All are welcome to attend. Good Books: We will meet on the 4th Monday of March, the 27th, at 3:00 in the Chapel of the Epiphany. We will be reading The Return of the Prodigal Son by Henri Nouwen, available in print, electronic and audio formats. Please join us! Lenten Studies: Our studies will be held on Tuesdays, March 14th and 21st, at 3:00 and Tuesday, March 28th, at 11:00, all in the. Everyone is welcome! LUNCH & LEARN: FINAL OF OUR MODERN HISTORY SERIES The final (of this series) two 30-minute talks on DVD of Turnings Points in Modern History are followed by a group discussion that starts at 11:30 on Monday, March 13, in the. Lunch will be provided (for ten points), so please sign up with the concierge by Saturday, March 11, to reserve your lunch from PB&J Restaurants. MOVIE CLASSIC WITH CRITIC ROBERT BUTLER On the Waterfront focuses on union violence and corruption among longshoremen while detailing widespread corruption, extortion and racketeering on the waterfronts of Hoboken, New Jersey. It was a critical and commercial success and received 12 Academy Award nominations with eight wins, including Best Picture, Best Actor for Marlon Brando, Best Supporting Actress for Eva Marie-Saint and Best Director for Elia Kazan. See this movie classic with Mr. Butler at 2:00 on Friday, March 3, in the. 4
LIFE ENRICHMENT INDEPENDENT LIVING MARCH 2017 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Program Directory: ART Art Gallery A Abbey AC Activity Center (above Bistro) B Bistro CDR Canterbury Dining Room CH Chapel 11-1:00 Brunch CDR 3:00 Movie JLR DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME BEGINS 11-1:00 Brunch CDR 3:00 Movie JLR JLR Jefferson Living Room MLR Madison Living Room P Pub WR 109 Apt. 109 in Madison *Sign up at reception desk 11:00 Welcome Comm A 12:00 Lunch & Bridge Mixer CDR 1:30 Dollar Tree Trip* 4:30 Men s Club A 11:30 Lunch & Learn: Turning Points in Modern History WR 1:30 Bus Departs for Target* 4:30 Ladies Club P 10:00 Strength & Balance AC 11:00 Bible Study CH 1:00 Blood Press Ck 109 2:30 Alterations A 3:00 Speaker Series Sarah Willey, Director of Development Great Rivers Environmental Law Center WR 10:00 Strength & Balance AC 1:00 Blood Press Ck 109 3:00 Lenten Studies CH 3:30 Resident Council A 1 ASH WEDNESDAY 2 3 4 10:30 Grocery Store Trip* 1:00 Gather for Games AC 3:00 Ash Wednesday Service CH 6:30 Bus Departs to Spirituality & All That Jazz* 9:30 Catholic Mass CH 10:30 Grocery Store Trip* 12:30 Podiatrist AC 2:00 Gather for Games P 3:00 Harpsichord Recital Nicholas Good CH 10:30 Grocery Store Trip* 1:00 Gather for Games AC 3:00 Opera to Go MLR 9:30 Strength & Balance AC 10:30 Chair Yoga AC 2-4:00 CC Bank MLR 2:00 Dining Comm A 2:45 Bus Departs to Plaza Library/Pick up at 4:00* 3:00 Life Enrichment Comm A 9:30 Strength & Balance WR 10:30 Chair Yoga AC 11:15 Bus Departs For Lunch Out to Majestic Restaurant* 2-4:00 CC Bank MLR 9:30 Strength & Balance AC 10:30 Chair Yoga AC 2-4:00 CC Bank MLR 2:45 Bus Departs to Plaza Library/Pick up at 4:00* 10:30 Balance Boost AC 2:00 Movie Classic with Robert Butler Features On the Waterfront WR 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 10:30 Balance Boost AC 2:00 Chair Volleyball WR 3:00 Entertainer Extraordinaire Ashley Cooper MLR 15 17 ST. PATRICK S DAY 18 10:30 Balance Boost AC 3:00 Tarpon Wrangling in Nicaragua Bill Buckner WR 9:30 Grocery Store Trip* 7:00 Movie JLR 9:30 Grocery Store Trip* 1:30 Bus Departs to Nelson-Atkins for Docent-Led Tour of Multitude, Solitude: The Photographs of David Heath and The 40-Part Motet Choral Experience* 7:00 Movie JLR 9:30 Grocery Store Trip* 4:00 Irish Pub Fest with the Celtique Trio P 7:00 Movie JLR 19 20 FIRST DAY OF SPRING 21 22 23 24 25 11-1:00 Brunch CDR 3:00 Movie JLR 1:30 Walmart Trip* 3:00 Welcome Spring with a Tour of The Queen s Garden WR 10:00 Strength & Balance AC 1:00 Blood Press Ck 109 3:00 Lenten Studies CH 10:30 Grocery Store Trip* 1:00 Gather for Games AC 3:00 Being Mortal Commentary by Dr. Clay Anderson, St. Luke s Palliative Medicine WR 9:30 Strength & Balance AC 10:30 Chair Yoga AC 1:00 Bus Departs to Museum at Prairiefire* 2-4:00 CC Bank MLR 10:30 Balance Boost AC 2:00 Chair Volleyball WR 3:00 Adventures in Music Betse and Clarke MLR 9:30 Grocery Store Trip* 7:00 Movie JLR 26 27 28 29 30 31 11-1:00 Brunch CDR 3:00 Movie JLR 10:30 Women s Coffee B 2:00 Garden Comm A 3:00 Good Book Reading Group CH 10:00 Strength & Balance AC 11:00 Lenten Studies CH 1:00 Blood Press Ck 109 3:00 Speaker Series Crosby Kemper, KC Public Library WR 10:30 Grocery Store Trip* 1:00 Gather for Games AC 4:30 Bus Departs to Kauffman Center for You Had Me at Cello Free Admission* 9:30 Strength & Balance AC 10:30 Chair Yoga AC 2-4:00 CC Bank MLR 2:45 Bus Departs to Plaza Library/Pick up at 4:00* 3:00 Speaker Series Army Veteran Chris Stout on Tiny Houses for Vets WR 10:30 Balance Boost AC 4:30 Cocktail Hour with Wine Bar and Joe Cartwright on Piano MLR
LIFE ENRICHMENT ASSISTED LIVING MARCH 2017 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Program Directory CD Coventry Dining Room CDR Canterbury Dining Room CH Chapel CL Coventry Living Room MLR Madison Living Room RR Room to Room YD York Dining Room YG York Garden YL York Lounge 1 ASH WEDNESDAY 1:00 Pets for Life RR 3:00 Ash Wednesday Service CH 3:00 Lenn Anderson YL 2 3 10:30 Coffee Klatch CL 1:30 Himalayan Eugene RR 1:30 Group Crossword CD 6:15 Bingo YD 2:00 Friday Afternoon at the Movies CD 2:00 Movie with Bob Butler On the Waterfront WR 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1:30 Praise & Worship YD 1:30 Dollar Tree Trip* 1:00 Bible Study CH 1:00 Pets for Life RR 1:30 Bible Study CD 3:00 Harpsichord Recital CH 11:30 Out to Lunch at the Bistro 2:00 Word Game CD 6:15 Bingo YD 3:00 Entertainer Ashley Cooper MLR DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ST. PATRICK S DAY 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 BEGINS 1:30 Praise & Worship YD 1:30 Bus Departs for Shopping at Target* 3:00 Donna Maddox YL 3:00 Lenten Studies CH 1:00 Pets for Life RR 1:30 Bible Study with Chaplain Kathy CD 3:00 Opera To Go MLR 3:00 Lenn Anderson YL 10:30 Coffee Klatch CL 2:30 Group Crossword CD 6:15 Bingo YD 1:30 Resident Council CD 3:00 St. Paddy s Day Social CD FIRST DAY OF SPRING 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 1:30 Praise & Worship YD 1:30 Walmart Trip* 3:00 Lenten Studies CH 1:30 Bible Study with Chaplain Kathy CD 3:00 Everett DeVan YL 10:30 Coffee Klatch CL 1:30 After Lunch Word Game CD 6:15 Bingo YD 3:00 Adventures in Music with Betse & Clarke MLR 26 27 28 28 30 31 1:30 Praise & Worship YD 3:00 Scrabble YL 3:00 Donna Maddox YL 11:00 Lenten Studies CH 1:30 Bible Study with Chaplain Kathy CD 10:30 Coffee Klatch CL 2:30 Word Game CD 6:15 Bingo YD 3:00 St. Paddy s Day Happy Hour CD
LIFE ENRICHMENT SKILLED NURSING & REHAB MARCH 2017 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Program Directory CD Coventry Dining Room CDR Canterbury Dining Room CH Chapel CL Coventry Living Room MLR Madison Living Room RR Room to Room 5 6 1:30 Praise & Worship-YD 3:00 Bingo YL Daylight Saving Time Begins 1:30 Praise & Worship-YD 3:00 Bingo YL 1:30 Praise & Worship-YD 3:00 Bingo YL YD York Dining Room YG York Garden YL York Lounge 10:00 Coffee Klatch YL 1:30 Manicures RR 3:00 Name That Irish Tune YL 10:00 Coffee Klatch YL 1:15 Dominoes YL 1:30 Manicures RR 3:00 Pianist Donna Maddox YL 10:00 Coffee Klatch YL 1:30 Manicures RR 2:30 First Day of Spring Garden Starters YL 1:30 Ring Toss YL 1:30 Indoor Golf YL 6:15 Movie Night YL 1:30 Ring Toss YL 1 Ash Wednesday 2 3 4 9:30 Catholic Mass CH 10:00 Exercise YL 3:00 Ash Wednesday Service CH 1:15 Pictionary YL 3:00 Pianist Lenn Anderson 1:00 Pets For Life RR 3:00-3:45 Music Therapist Shelly Suwareh YL 1:00 Pets For Life RR 2:00 Woodworking YL 3:00 Lenn Anderson on Piano YL 1:00 Cookie Bake YD 1:30 Himalayan Eugene-RR 2:30 Tie-Breaker Tea YL 10:00 Exercise YL 2:30 Potato Chip Month Chip Chat Day YL 6:15 Bingo Night YL 10:00 Exercise YL 1:30 Himalayan Eugene-RR 3:00 Luck, Superstitions and Trivia YL 6:15 Bingo Night YL 2:00 St. Teresa s Skit Y 3:30 Irish Proverbs YL 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 1:30 Arts & Crafts YL 3:00 Entertainer Ashley Cooper MLR 15 17 St. Patrick s Day 18 2:00 Resident Council Meeting YD 3:00 St. Patrick s Party YL 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 1:00 Pets For Life RR 3:00 Jazz Pianist Everett DeVan YL 10:00 Exercise YL 2:30 Wii Bowling YL 6:15 Bingo Night YL 3:00 Adventures in Ozark Music w/betse & Clark MLR 1:30 Pets For Life Molly & Charlie RR 1:30 Pets For Life RR 1:30 Pets For Life RR 26 27 28 29 30 31 1:30 Praise & Worship-YD 3:00 Bingo YL 10:00 Coffee Klatch YL 1:30 Manicures RR 3:00 Pianist Donna Maddox YL 1:30 Indoor Golf YL 3:00 Bingo YD 6:15 Movie Night YL 1:00 Pets For Life RR 2:30 Arts & Crafts YL 10:00 Notre Dame Intergenerational Program YD 2:30 Word Games YL 6:15 Bingo Night YL 3:00 Irishmen s Happy Hour YL
SPEAKER SERIES: CROSBY KEMPER, KANSAS CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY There is so much written about Crosby Kemper, but to quote KCUR Magazine: Crosby Kemper, III shares a name with his father and grandfather, and followed in their footsteps in running UMB Bank. Growing up as a Kemper meant meeting interesting people politicians, sports stars, artists and more. It also meant dealing with high expectations and assumptions from others. They assume that you re wealthy they assume great wealth with vast resources. They assume power; I m always amused by that in context of Kansas City. They also assume that you have knowledge of insider things that you may or may not have, he said. More accurately, Crosby grew up rich in opportunity and knowledge in Kansas City. His parents were avid readers and engaged parents, and their dinner discussion tended to revolve around books with trips to the encyclopedia to settle any arguments. But this was merely a start of this man s intellectual drive and cerebral pursuits. He stepped away from the family business in the early 2000s to become CEO of the Kansas City Public Library Foundation, followed by his appointment to Director of the Kansas City Public Library. We are lucky to have Mr. Kemper speak with us about the library and more at 3:00 on Tuesday, March 28, in the. THE RETURN OF ASHLEY COOPER! Consummate performer Ashley Cooper is back in town and coming to BSP. His show is part song, part dance, part ballet and part acrobatics. He has the look of a Rat Packer and the pipes of Nat King Cole as he dances and sings his way through the songs of the 40s, 50s and 60s with grace, class and a style all his own. It s always a treat when Mr. Cooper is here, so please come enjoy the music at 3:00 on Friday, March 10, in the Madison Living Room. WELCOME SPRING WITH A TOUR: THE QUEEN S GARDEN With permission from Her Majesty the Queen, this documentary reveals a year in Buckingham Palace Gardens, exploring the natural history of this hidden treasure in the center of London. The film uncovers a wonderland with a five-century history, an urban oasis of wildlife where the Queen has lived with her family and a living museum where almost every plant (and many of the animals!) has a royal story to tell. With unprecedented access, we will follow the garden s transformation across all four seasons, uncovering rare flowers specially bred for the Queen, extraordinary wildlife captured using hidden cameras and a vast lake with an island in the middle where the royal bees make honey, to name but a few of the treats in store. Let s ring in the first day of spring by enjoying the sights, sounds and visitors in The Queen s Garden at 3:00 on Monday, March 20, in the. BUS TRIP TO PRAIRIEFIRE The Museum at Prairiefire invites visitors to understand and celebrate natural history and culture in our region and around the world. Their mission is to engage visitors and area students with world-class exhibitions, important programming and significant educational opportunities. Experience The Great Hall, The Discovery Room and the Natural History Exhibition Gallery when the BSP bus departs at 1:00 on Thursday, March 23. Please sign up with a concierge! 9
IRISH PUB FEST: THE CELTIQUE TRIO Celtique is a three-member, local Irish band featuring Cathy Overton, John Overton and Rhonda Abrams. The group focuses on traditional Irish music and instruments, including guitar, keyboard, tenor banjo and Bodhran (Irish drum). Come celebrate (the day after) St. Patrick s Day at a traditional Irish pub fest starting at 4:00 on Saturday, March 18, in the Pub. Wear your green! TINY HOUSES FOR VETS PROGRAM Chris Stout, an Army veteran who served tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, teamed with retired Marine Corps veteran Kevin Jamison, Navy reservist Mark Solomon and others to form their nonprofit organization, last year completing their first tiny house. These 240-square-foot structures provide transitional homes for homeless veterans within a planned village near 89th Street and Troost Avenue. The group is passionate about helping homeless vets who don t qualify for other veteran housing programs and pledge to connect residents with services to aid their recovery. You ll be glad you came to hear about the organization s progress to date at 3:00 on Thursday, March 30, in the. HARPSICHORD RECITAL: NICHOLAS GOOD Nicholas Good, organist and harpsichordist, received his undergraduate training in piano at the University of Illinois, with minors in harpsichord and organ. As a harpsichordist, he has given numerous solo recitals in the Midwest. He has released two CDs of harpsichord music: one of the keyboard music of Georg Böhm and the other of the suites of Buxtehude. Currently organist for Christ Church Anglican in Overland Park, Kansas, Nicholas is also a staff organist at the headquarters of the Community of Christ in Independence, Missouri, where he gives frequent recitals and organ demonstrations. Nicholas will perform for us at 3:00 on Wednesday, March 8, in the Chapel of the Epiphany. SPEAKER SERIES: SARAH WILLEY Great Rivers Environmental Law Center is a nonprofit environmental law firm that protects the environment and public health while providing free and reduced-fee legal services to many individuals, citizen groups and environmental organizations. The Center assists clients in asserting and defending their interests before administrative officials and before the courts. Sarah Willey is the Director of Development and Community Outreach at Great Rivers and is coming from Florissant, Missouri, to speak with us at 3:00 on Tuesday, March 7, in the. OPERA TO GO BY THE LYRIC OPERA The Lyric Opera of Kansas City Apprentice Artists will sing a 45-minute program of opera favorites for us! The singers are second-year apprentice Rhys Lloyd Talbot, bass/baritone, and first-year apprentices Laurel Wier, soprano, and Alice Chung, mezzo-soprano. All three are masters students at the UMKC Conservatory. At the piano will be Mark Ferrell, head of opera at KU and chorus master for the Lyric Opera of Kansas City. Please come enjoy this special performance at 3:00 on Wednesday, March 15, in the Madison Living Room. 10
GARDEN TIME Susie Harman s bright yellow tulips last month reminded me that spring was on its way. This year it should be interesting to see what comes up in the gardens after last year s demolition and reconstruction. In the Bishop s Garden, so much soil was removed that it seems unlikely that any of the smaller plants survived. In the Memorial Garden, the Garden Committee is watching for signs of lilies, iris, surprise lilies, tulips, Dutchman s breeches, bugle, milkweed, bee balm, columbine, daisies some of these would usually be appearing by now. You may join us in keeping your eyes open to spot possible new beginnings. Article written by Barbara Lee LUNCH AT THE MAJESTIC RESTAURANT Many of you know the background of Kansas City s Fitzpatrick s Saloon Building at 9th and Broadway which now proudly houses The Majestic Restaurant (more details available at www.majestickc.com). Sign up for a delicious lunch and delightful outing scheduled for Thursday, March 9. The BSP bus departs at 11:15! TARGET TRIP Did you know that Goodfellow Dry Goods opened in 1902 and was renamed The Dayton Corporation in 1967, followed by the first Target store opening in Minnesota the same year? As the company expanded, it was named the Target Corporation in 2000. Please sign up with a concierge, and jump on the BSP bus that departs for our nearby Target at 1:30 on Monday, March 13. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME BEGINS Don t forget to spring forward on Sunday, March 12. It s difficult to lose the hour, but the daylight we gain is worth it. And more good news: The 12th is National Napping Day! This is a holiday to believe in! COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS AND MILESTONES MARCH BIRTHDAYS Phil Mitchell 03 Betty Wipperman 06 Jane Nicolay 07 Susie Harman 09 Ann Andresen 13 Mary Moore 15 Tommye Dodd 20 Bernie Migliazzo 21 Hedy Reeds 26 IN LOVING MEMORY Elizabeth Lee Edwin Harnett 11
COCKTAIL HOUR WITH PIANIST JOE CARTWRIGHT COCKTAIL HOUR: MUSIC & WINE BAR Friday, March 31, at 4:30 Madison Living Room/Canterbury Dining Room Joe Cartwright will perform while wine is served from 4:30-6:00. You may choose to listen while you sit in the Pub, dine in the Canterbury Dining Room or enjoy wine & cocktails in the Madison Living Room! Daily special and full dinner menu is available, also with complimentary drinks. A FEW HIGHLIGHTS FROM OUR RECENT EVENTS 12