Garden Variety Vol 10 Issue 5 May 2018 by Garden Spot Village

May 2018

A Publication of Garden Spot Village

Volume 10 Issue 5

Give my Regards

to Broadway VILLAGE VOICES SPRING CONCERT MAY 18 & MAY 19, 7PM, CHAPEL See Page 7 for details.

Table of Contents Refresh Coffee Bar Ad 2 Around Town 2 Development 3 Dining Services 4 Making A Difference 5 Life Enrichment 6 Speaker Series 7 GSV TV - Channel 956 7 Senator Aument Town Hall 8 In the Theater 8 Marketing 9 MAY CALENDAR 10 Pastoral Services 12 Amish Educational Experience 12 Grands & Kids Camp Ad 13 WellSpan Health Talks 13 Social Services 14 Musical Memories 15 Wellness 16 Volunteer Services 17 Explore Something New... 18 Servant Stage Ad 19 Shred-it Day Ad 19 Event Sign-Ups 20

MAY 5

Lancaster City Bike Tour

Lanc. Menn. Historical Society | www.lmhs.org

MAY 6

Draggin Wagons Car, Truck & Bike Show Honey Brook | www.facebook.com/dragginwagonscarclub

MAY 9

50Plus EXPO

Shady Maple | www.50plusExpoPA.com

MAY 12

Mud Sale

Honey Brook Fire Co. | www.honeybrookfire.org PUBLISHER Garden Spot Village OUR MISSION We will enrich the lives of older adults as an expression of Christ’s love. EDITOR Colleen Musselman DESIGNER Brandon Adams PROOF READERS Ruth Buehler, Juanita Fox ILLUSTRATIONS

MAY 13

Mother’s Day Truck Convoy

Burle Business Park, Lancaster | www.wishconvoy.org

MAY 19

Wm Penn’s Holy Experiment Lanc. Menn. Historical Society | www.lmhs.org

MAY 19

Chicken Barbecue

Sertoma Club of Lancaster | www.lancastersertomabbq.com

MAY 20

Spring Afternoon of Music Trinity Lutheran Church | New Holland

DEVELOPMENT

Linda Dodge, CFRE, Director of Development

THANK YOU MARATHON SPONSORS Thank you to the sponsors of the 2018 Garden Spot Village Marathon. If you know anyone who works for a sponsor, please express appreciation to them. Funds from sponsorships go to the Benevolent Fund.

ConnectCare3, LLC

DINING SERVICES

Don Bundren, Sodexo, General Manager

Grilling with the Chefs Wednesday, May 30 at 6pm Gazebo Court (Rain location Village Park)

Mother’s DaySunday, Menu May 13 Starters

Starters

Spring Pea Soup with Mint - $1.89 Roasted Smokey Corn Bisque with Crab - $2.29

Smoked Cheddar Cheese Sauce

Shrimp Cocktail – (TDR Only) - $7 Roasted Turkey & Honey Ham Asstd. Pinwheels – /lb

House-made Pretzel Bites served with Crab & Artichoke Dip, Coleman’s Horse Radish Aioli Local Roasted Asparagus, Crispy Prosciutto, Pine Nuts with an Aeroponic Herb Aged Balsamic

Entrée choice of

Fillet Medallions with Wild Mushroom Salsa – Aeroponic Rosemary Demi-Glace Tuscan Veal Chop – Sun-dried Tomato Jam and Fresh Aeroponic Herb Olive Oil Wild King Salmon Cedar Plank – Red Wine Poached Pear, Honey Toasted Pistachio

Sides

Tri-Colored Herb Charred Cauliflower, Crispy Bacon, Onion Jam Grilled Vegetable Quinoa Salad with Balsamic Dressing Mini Skillet Twice Baked Cheesy Potatoes

Dessert

Lemon Meringue Tart Garden Spot Aeroponic Mint Almond Gelato

GSV Meal Plan discounts will be accepted / $23.95 per person Reservations Required with Resident Services (6000) Pre-Entrée selection with Cooking Temperature is requested at time of reservation.

Salad Bar

Chefs Table

Florida Red Snapper, Melted Tomato, Arugula Pesto - $8 Chicken Francaise, Meyer Lemon & Caperberry Sauce - $5.19 Roasted Potatoes - $1.19 | Whipped Potato - $1.19 Brite Lites Swiss Chard - (GSV Greenhouse) - $1.19 Haricot Verts & Baby Carrot Medley - $1.19 Knife and Fork Open Face Sandwich – (HT Only) - $5.99 Apricot Chicken Salad on Multigrain Pita Toast Smoked Salmon, and Egg Crepe Square, Dill Scented Olive Oil Brioche with Prosciutto, Gruyere and Poached Egg Charred Tomatoes, With Fried Egg on Garlic Toast

Surf & Turf

Sweets - $3.40

Assorted Cheesecakes | Traditional French Macaroons Spring Fruit Tarts | Lavender-Lemon Cake with Raspberry Mousse

TDR Dining Hours: Lunch 11am–2pm. Reservations Required with TDR (6071). Harvest Table Dining Hours: Lunch 11am–2pm and Dinner 4:30pm – 6:30pm GSV Meal Plans will be accepted – A la Carte Pricing

Mindful Taste & Learn with Chef Anthony Biscanti & Dietitian Tara Phillips

TUESDAY, MAY 8, 2PM AT THE HARVEST TABLE TOPIC: WHAT TO DO WITH LEFTOVERS, HOW TO MAKE LESS FOOD WASTE

Providing opportunities for adults to Go out into our community, Do the thing that is in front of us, Help others and make a difference.

Bath and Beauty Collection

for Transitional Living Center of Lancaster May 1-31

SERVING LUNCH AT

Water Street Ministries Lancaster, PA 10:15am depart Apartment Suites Lobby. Six servers/bussers needed per visit. 2018 MONTHLY VISITS: • May 25 • June 22 • July 27 • August 24 • September 28 • October 26 • November 30 • December 28 To volunteer, contact Life Enrichment (6007)

Please join us as we collect soap, shampoo, hair care, lotion, deodorant and other bath and beauty supplies for Transitional Living Center (TLC) of Lancaster’s Returning Citizens from Prison program. TLC is a 52 room short-term housing facility located in the heart of downtown Lancaster City that partners with Lancaster County Re-entry Management Organization to provide support and assistance to transitioning inmates through an intentional network of faith-based and community organizations in partnership with the criminal justice system. For more information, please contact Life Enrichment (6007).

Upcoming Collections June 1-30

GAiN Ministries Global Aid Network – blankets, terry cloth towels & washcloths

July 1-31

Backpack Collection for CrossNet Ministries Collecting backpacks as well as other school supplies including: small packs of tissues, pencils, rulers, erasers, crayons, colored pencils, magic markers, notebook paper, folders and 3-ring binders.

LIFE ENRICHMENT Colleen Musselman, Director of Life Enrichment **Sign up at the Village Square Resident Services. WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 TRIP SIGN-UP beginning 8am, Theater MAY 1, TUESDAY Ask-a-Nurse & Blood Pressure Check 8:30-10:30am, Gardens South Health Center

A nurse is available to answer non-emergency questions and check your blood pressure, courtesy of WellSpan Home Health.

MAY 1, TUESDAY Frontier Communications 9-11am, GSV Library

In order to accept payment and answer questions, a Frontier representative will be present 10-11am, the first Tuesday, monthly. A secure Frontier payment drop-box will be available 9-11am.

MAY 2, WEDNESDAY Ladies Breakfast 8am, Yoders Country Restaurant

Enjoy breakfast and conversation with ladies from Garden Spot Village. Menu or buffet. Cost on your own. Ride the bus departing the Apartment Suites Lobby at 7:45am or drive on your own. Special Guest: Deb Reimers, Released Time, New Holland

MAY 2, WEDNESDAY **Penn Cinema & Metropolitan Opera

12pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby See page 18 for details.

MAY 3 & 31, THURSDAY **Dine Around the World 10:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 2:30pm (Sign-up began April 4)

Dine Around the World returns to GSV. Grab your passport (optional) and join the excursion. We’ll visit unique ethnic restaurants and experience flavors new and different. April: Sa La Thai, Lancaster (Thailand cuisine) Cost: $5pp transportation. Meal cost on own. Seating is limited. Sign up at Resident Services.

MAY 3, THURSDAY America History Interviews 11:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 12:45pm

Bring history to life. Share your story with a school student. Garden Spot Middle School students, under the direction of teacher Mark Leaman, would like to talk with you. To participate, call Life Enrichment (6133).

MAY 3, THURSDAY **GSHS Varsity Club Games 1:15-2:30pm, Apt Suites lower level

The Varsity Club of Garden Spot High School invites you to play friendly games of shuffleboard, billiards, and more. Light snacks provided. Sign up at Resident Services.

MAY 3, THURSDAY Senator Aument Town Hall 6:30pm, Chapel See page 8 for details.

MAY 2, WEDNESDAY GSV Book Club 2pm, Gardens South Conference Room

MAY 3, THURSDAY Speaker Series 7pm, Garden Towers

MAY 3 & 17, THURSDAY Coffee & Conversation 9am, Chapel

MAY 4, FRIDAY Shred-It Day 9-11am, Pavilion Parking Lot #6

See page 18 for details.

Pull up a chair and join us for Coffee & Conversation. Comments and questions are encouraged.

See page 7 & 18 for details.

See page 19 for details.

MAY 4, FRIDAY & MAY 16, WEDNESDAY **Shopping Shuttle 9:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 1:30pm

Ride the GSV shuttle bus to Park City (5/4) and the brand new Shoppes at Belmont (5/16). Cost: $5pp transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

MAY 7, MONDAY Culture Class with Eun Hee Jang 10am, Theater See page 18 for details.

MAY 7, MONDAY Hymn Sing 7pm, Chapel

Join Hymn Sing as we research who’s King of the Road, a musical discovery. Dale Fox will lead.

MAY 8, TUESDAY **Annapolis, MD 7am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 7:30pm (Sign up began February 6)

Explore Annapolis with a guided 1hr+ walking tour through the US Naval Academy. Board a coach for a guided tour of the Historic District. Enjoy lunch aboard the Harbor Queen while cruising the Annapolis Harbor. Refer to the Travel in Style with GSV brochure for additional information. Cost: $121pp includes Elite Coach, Harbor Cruise, US Naval Academy walking tour, step-on guide and all gratuities. Sign up at Resident Services.

MAY 11, FRIDAY & MAY 26, SATURDAY Bingo 7pm, Gardens West Conference Room

For only $1pp, you can enjoy friends, fun and prizes galore.

MAY 11, FRIDAY & MAY 12, SATURDAY Servant Stage Company presents Jukebox Saturday Night 7pm, Chapel See page 19 for details.

MAY 15, TUESDAY Primary Elections 7am-8pm, Chapel

GSV will serve as a polling location for Earl Township. Please be aware of additional traffic and an increased numbers of visitors.

LIFE ENRICHMENT CONTINUED MAY 17, THURSDAY New Holland Area Historical Society 7pm, Chapel

MAY 18 FRIDAY & MAY 19, SATURDAY

Village Voices Concert

Members and non-members are welcome to attend the monthly New Holland Historical Society meeting held at Garden Spot Village. Topics vary monthly. Topic: Nineteenth & Twentieth Century Architect C. Emlen Urban, Lancaster Architect that redefined the landscape of Lancaster City by Gregory J. Scott, RLPS Architects

MAY 18, FRIDAY & MAY 22, TUESDAY **Lunch Bunch 9:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 3:30pm (Sign-up begins May 2)

Enjoy a scenic ride to Chesapeake City, MD. Take in the view from the waterfront. But most of all, savor the taste of delicious seafood at Schaefer’s Restaurant & Canal Bar. Menu dining. Cost on own. Cost: $5pp transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

MAY 18, FRIDAY **Lancaster Community Concert 6:30pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby (Sign-up began July 5) The Lancaster Community Concert Association – final concert of the season. If you are unable to attend, please call Resident Services (6000) so that others may ride in your place. Cost: $5pp GSV transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

7pm, Chapel

The Village Voices, your friends and neighbors, present Give My Regards to Broadway. A fun-loving musical revue. There’s No Business like Show Business, Les Miserables, 76 Trombones, and more.

MAY 21, MONDAY Towne Meeting 2pm, Chapel

G ARD EN SP OT VI LLAG E

Speakers Series 7pm | 1st Thursday | Garden Towers

The invitation to attend Towne Meeting is extended to YOU. A time to share Village updates, as well as challenges. Q & A time allotted.

MAY 24, THURSDAY **Lancaster Barnstormers 10am depart Apartment Suites Lobby See page 19 for details.

MAY 26, SATURDAY Liz Hess Art Talk 7pm, Chapel

See page 18 for details.

MAY 29, TUESDAY **Ladies to Lunch 11:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 2:30pm Ladies to Lunch will travel to the Birdin-Hand Restaurant, serving authentic Pennsylvania Dutch food. Order from the menu or enjoy the scrumptious smorgasbord. Cost on your own. Cost: $5pp transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

Come, hear stories of intrigue, interest and invention. Monthly, the GSV Education Committee features residents sharing life stories and passions as well as, civic leaders, local business representatives and non-profits.

MAY 3 My Life Story Judy Rettew with Anne Knepley

JUNE 7 Big Spring Farm Days Lewis Leid, Swiss Pioneer Preservation Association

What’s New on GSV-TV, Channel 956 in May MORNING MOVIES… 8AM

MONDAYS: Gaithers; Southern gospel and contemporary Christian music. (90 min.) WEDNESDAYS: Moving Art; Experience nature’s art as filmmaker Louie Schwartzberg highlights the beauty that lurks in oceans, forests, desserts and flowers. (25 min.) CHANNEL 956

MAY FUN FEATURE:

A Flower for You – Happy Mother’s Day Tune in to Channel 956 daily in May to see beautiful flowers from around the world.

DID YOU KNOW?…

Towne Meeting is rebroadcast on GSV-TV Channel 956 the following Tuesday, 7pm and Wednesday, 2pm. Sunday Worship Service is rebroadcast on GSV-TV Channel 956 the following Sunday, 2pm. If you see on the Weekly Announcements, the event is scheduled for broadcasting.

Thursday, May 3, 2018 • 6:30pm Garden Spot Village Chapel

IN THE THEATER MAY 4 & 11, FRIDAY Friday Flicks, 10am (cc), 2pm (cc), 7pm & 9:30pm, Theater

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Feature: Courageous Four men / One calling: To serve and protect. As law enforcement officers,

these men wrestle with their hopes, fears, faith and fathering. PG-13 / 129 min / Faith based drama / 2011

MAY 7 & 21 , MONDAY Entertaining Videos, 3:30pm, Theater

Entertaining Videos on the BIG screen featuring: (5/7) Go back in time to the 1950’s and watch 20

entertainers from the Ed Sullivan Show. Red Skelton, The Supremes, Evlis Presley, The Beatles, Buddy Holly, The Three Stooges, Petula Clark, Irving Berlin and many more. (5/21) Johnny Cash, The Beverly Hillbillies, Tim Conway, All in the Family with Archie in “lock up.”

MAY 15, TUESDAY Planet Earth, 2pm & 7pm, Theater

Planet Earth; an epic series celebrating the Earth as never before. This stunning experience captures rare action, impossible locations and intimate moments with our planet’s creatures. Experience the sights and sounds of beauty and majesty. Topic: Seasonal Forests & Ocean Deep NR / 150min / BBC Natural History Series / 2007

MAY 16, WEDNESDAY Ladies Night, 7pm, Theater

Feature: Singin’ in the Rain Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds and Donald O’Connor star in Singin’ in the Rain, one of the greatest and most successful musicals ever filmed. G / 1h 43min / Comedy, Musical, Romance / 1952

MAY 18 & 25, FRIDAY Friday Flicks, 10am (cc), 2pm (cc), 7pm & 9:30pm, Theater

Feature: Wonder Based on the New York Times bestseller, Wonder tells the inspiring and

heartwarming story of August Pullman, a boy born with facial differences who enters 5th grade, attending a mainstream elementary school for the first time. PG / 1h 53min / Drama, Family / 2017

MARKETING

Scott Miller, Chief Marketing Officer

Our Look & Learn Seminars began in 2009 when the Village Square Apartments were introduced. Many of you encourage your friends or people you meet to come to a Look & Learn. Plus, we get overwhelmingly positive feedback from visitors. It’s our most effective sales and marketing program. While it may seem expensive on the surface, it’s actually very cost effective when you consider how much it costs to place advertisements in magazines or send out direct mail campaigns. When you invite people to a Look & Learn you’re doing Garden Spot and your neighbors a huge favor because your personal invitation is far more effective than an advertisement in the newspaper. A number of residents and members of the local community have asked if we’ve ever considered doing a Look & Learn in the evening because there are people who are interested in Garden Spot but one or both are working and they can’t come during the day. Now you can also invite people to “GSV After Work” which is specifically for people who can’t learn about us during the day. The first event is Wednesday, May 9th from 5:30-7:30pm. If you know some people who are still working who you think should know more about us please have them contact Mike at the front desk or visit the Look & Learn page on the Garden Spot Village website.

M ED I A

G A LLERY

Stay current by frequently visiting the Garden Spot Village media page: www.gsvnet.org/media

R E S I D EN T P H O T O DAY IS YOUR PHOTO INCLUDED IN THE RESIDENT DIRECTORY? If the answer is no, we would love to capture your image to be added with your contact information in the Directory. Our goal is to fill all of those gray boxes with smiling faces!

May Endeavor: Highlighting the Happenings of Garden Spot Village WATCH NOW: www.gsvnet.org/media

R E C EN T

Explore our Campus through our Online Virtual Tour VIEW NOW: www.gsvnet.org/az0fRp1U

B L O G

P O S T S

EMBR ACING TA X SEASON Written by Juanita Fox

Most people dread tax season, but at Garden Spot Village a small group of volunteers looks forward to it. For them, tax season offers an opportunity to live with purpose and serve their community. They provide free tax return preparation through the IRS-sponsored Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program...

SPRING IS COMING! JUST ASK ANY GARDENER Written by Art Petrosemolo

It has been a horrible cold spring. I am ready to play in the community garden behind our homes here in Sycamore Springs but the garden isn’t ready yet and if the sun doesn’t come out soon, it won’t be ready until May....

Read more at: www.gsvnet.org/blog

Our next Resident Photo Day is Thursday, May 10 in the Theater. Please schedule a time with Gavin Sauder (6158).

Invite your friends to

LOOK & LEARN UPCOMING DATES: *WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 WEDNESDAY, MAY 23 TUESDAY, JUNE 12 THURSDAY, JULY 26

Check-in: 10-10:30am Presentation: 10:30am-12pm Lunch: 12-1pm Tour: After Lunch Get details & register at: www.gsvnet.org/looknlearn *GSV After Work An evening event for people with busy daytime schedules.

5:30 – 7:30pm

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MAY 1-31 Congressional Art Show Main Street Art Gallery

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GAME NIGHT 13 MOTHER’S DAY

Worship Service 10am / C Chaplain Ken Martin

20 Worship Service 10am / C Pastor John Meck

Worship Service 10am / C Carl Edwards CrossNet Ministries

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11 8:30 Act. Comm. GSCR 9:30 Village Voices GT 10 & 2 & 7 & 9:30 Friday Flicks T 7:00 Bingo GWCR 7:00 Servant Stage C

17 7:30 Men’s Breakfast 9:00 Coffee & Conversation C 9-1 AARP Refresher** GT 1:00 Cross Stitch CR 6:30 Mah Jongg GWCR 7:00 NH Hist Society C

18 8:30 Village Voices C 9:30 Woodshop Mtg. 9:30 Lunch Bunch** 10 & 2 & 7 & 9:30 Friday Flicks T 6:30 Lanc Comm Concert** 7:00 Village Voices C

24 9:00 Computer Club BR 10:00 Bible Study/Merv GSCR 10:00 Bible Study/Sally GT 10:00 Barnstormers** 11:00 Art Guild T 1:00 Cross Stitch CR 2:30 Dining Ambassadors HT 6:30 Mah Jongg GWCR 31 10:00 Bible Study/Sally GT 10:45 Dine Around World** 1:00 Cross Stitch CR 6:30 Mah Jongg GWCR

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Musical Memories 1:30pm / C

Servant Stage Co Jukebox Sat Night 7pm / C

Village Voices Give My Regards to Broadway 7pm / C

Liz Hess Art Talk 7pm / C Bingo 7pm / GWCR

MAY 21-26 Grand Re-opening of the Pool and Spa, check out the week-long events

breviations can be found on the “Welcome” sign found on your refrigerator, or at the Life Enrichment office.

**SIGN UP AT RESIDENT SERVICES

PASTORAL SERVICES Pastor Chet Yoder, Director of Pastoral Services WORSHIP SCHEDULE MAY 6

Message: Pastor John Meck Music: Dale Fox

MAY 2 & 16, WEDNESDAY Men’s Christian Fellowship 8:30am, Gardens West Conference Room

MAY 8, TUESDAY Global Missions 9am, GWCR

MAY 3, THURSDAY National Day of Prayer Service 6am, 7am, 8am, Yoder’s Restaurant

MAY 8, 22 & 29, TUESDAY The Bible, DVD series 9am, Theater

Conversation for all men about spiritual topics. Presenters this month are Paul Mudgett (5/2) and Jim McAbee (5/16)

MAY 13

Message: Chaplain Ken Martin Music: Chapel Quartet

MAY 20

Message: Pastor John Meck Music: Villagers

MAY 27

Message: Carl Edwards (CrossNet) Mission Moment: Meredith Dahl (CrossNet)

VISITING CHURCHES • OUR LADY OF LOURDES - 1st Tuesday Mass, Chapel Thursday Communion, Prayer Room

UPCOMING PASTORAL EVENTS

• TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH - 2nd Thursday Communion, Prayer Room • ANGLICAN CHURCH - Sunday Service, Chapel

Prayer times; 6am & 8 am, buffet ($5pp) at 7am

MAY 3, THURSDAY Widowed and Single Men’s Breakfast 8am, Concord Room

Breakfast and conversation for all widowed and single men at GSV. This month Mel Mitchell will share his life story.

MAY 3 & 10, THURSDAY David Jeremiah DVD series 10am, Garden Towers Title: Is There A Heaven? Everyone welcome.

MAY 3, THURSDAY Community Church Prayer Meeting 12:30pm, Concord Room

A time for intercession and praise for specific prayer needs and answers

Presenter: Christy Ware Biscocho (daughter of Don & Ruthann Ware) serving with Teach Beyond.

Hope, Mission and Betrayal will be explored from the New Testament.

MAY 10 & 24, THURSDAY Merv Horst Bible Study 10am, Gardens South Conference Room Topic: ??? Essential for Interpreting Scripture

MAY 22, TUESDAY Women Alone Breakfast 8am, Concord Room

Breakfast, conversation and care for all GSV women who live alone.

MAY 24 & 31, THURSDAY Sally Mittelstadt Bible Study 10am, Garden Towers

Topics: Prayer: Some Biblical Examples – A Woman’s Prayer (5/24) Prayer: Some Biblical Examples – A Rebel’s Prayer (5/31)

AMISH EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE Each spring Garden Spot Village partners with the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society to present free educational events that are open to the public. Join us in the Chapel.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 7PM Music in Worship with David L. Sauder A hymn sing with five different Lancaster County religious groups, illustrating and commenting on the distinct musical styles of the Mennonites, Church of the Brethren, Old Order Amish, Old Order Mennonites, and Brethren in Christ. Audience participation encouraged.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 7PM The Development of Carriage Making among the Amish and Mennonites with Isaac Reiff and Jacob King

A Lancaster County Amish and a Union County Mennonite Carriage Maker will trace the rise and fall of carriage making from the 1930s to the present, including the use of hydraulic brakes, fiberglass, lighting and other changes.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 7PM Plain People’s Experience with Genetic Disorders and Emerging Research and Treatments

A panel of medical professionals and families connected to the Clinic for Special Children, Strasburg, will share information on genetic disorders and emerging research and treatments.

Grands & Kids Camp Explore Lancaster County June 25-29

Invite your grandchildren and great-grandchildren to explore our wonderful county. Grands & Kids Camp includes a week filled with Lancaster County projects, field trips and just plain fun! Participate in one event, one full day or the entire week. The choice is up to you and your grandchild. Watch for additional information. Sign up at Resident Services.

WellSpan HealthTalks

Your goal is better health. Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll help you get there. Heart Failure & Comorbidities: Lower Your Risk Tuesday, May 1, 7:00-8:00 p.m. Garden Spot Village Chapel 433 S. Kinzer Ave., New Holland Speaker: Erica Diaz, CRNP, WellSpan Center for Heart Care Cost: FREE Heart failure tends to co-exist with several health conditions that contribute to the development and outcomes of the disease. Join Erica Diaz, CRNP, for a discussion about heart failure, what to do to lower your risk and some of the most common conditions associated with the disease.

Ephrata Community Hospital Register now for this FREE program by calling (855) 237-4222.

SOCIAL SERVICES Sherilyn Lapp, Director of Social Services COMMUNITY SUPPORT GROUPS On-Line Hearing Loss Network www.hearingloss.gsvnet.org

Helpful resource links are available at the GSV Hearing Loss Network site, with or without an account. The site is a resident only safe place to ask questions and compare services notes. Create a free account. Contact Mary Beth Villafane (6010) if you have any questions or suggestions.

MAY 2, WEDNESDAY 10 am, Board Room Living with Loss Group - Help for People in Pain

Tim & Kathy Sheetz of Handi*Vangelism Ministries International will discuss insights and ideas for understanding emotions and behaviors in order to help individuals cope with loss in their own lives and in the lives of others. The Living with Loss group is for persons who have experienced death of a spouse or family member. The group’s focus is support and education. Call Jenny Snyder (6259) for more information.

MAY 10, THURSDAY 3 pm, Garden Towers Low Vision Support Group – Popular Alternatives to Print Books Special guest speaker – Taylor Newswanger, VisionCorps OT

Taylor Newswanger, will present options other than print books, available to persons with vision deficits. Persons who have any type of visual loss will find their knowledge and independence enhanced by this program. Call Mary Beth Villafane (6010) for more information.

MAY 14, MONDAY 10am, Concord Room Caregiver’s Support Group – Nutritional News Special Speaker – Tara Phillips, Dietitian

The Alzheimer’s Association and Garden Spot Village cosponsor a support group for family caregivers of persons with dementia. Bring your questions, concerns, and comments about caring for your loved one. We may not have all the answers, and we each have our own journey, but sharing our different experiences reminds us, we are more alike than different and that connection makes all the difference. Upon advance request, free respite care in Adult Day Services (6226) is available during this group meeting time if you are currently enrolled in Garden Spot Village Adult Day Services. If this is your first time attending the support group, please contact Joanne Morton (6076) or Marcia Parsons (6239).

MAY 16, WEDNESDAY 10:30am, Prayer and Meditation Room Sharing with Supportive Friends

Do you desire a group of supportive friends? This caring group is a resource for residents managing depression. All are welcome to join the friendly conversations. Contact Jenny Snyder (6259) with any questions.

MAY 22, TUESDAY Healthcare Spouse Group – Olde Mill Restaurant

Individuals with a spouse in a healthcare setting are encouraged to attend this group. The focus of the group is support and encouragement. The group will enjoy lunch together at Olde Mill Restaurant in Intercourse. We will depart from the Village Square at 11:30am. Cost of the meal is the responsibility of the individual. Contact Marcia Parsons (6239) for more information and to reserve your seat on the bus.

MAY 28, MONDAY – CANCELED – MEMORIAL DAY Parkinson’s Support Group JUNE 25, MONDAY 2pm, Theater Parkinson’s Support Group – Paying for Care: Navigating Medicare, LTC, Advantage Plans and more Special Speaker – Bill Parson, CSA, Certified Senior Advisor with Everence

Garden Spot Village Parkinson’s Support Group is a group for individuals with the disease and their family members. Free resources from the National Parkinson’s Foundation are available at the monthly meetings. Call Sherilyn Lapp (6264) for more information.

JULY 12, THURSDAY 10am, Board Room Essential Tremor Support Group

Individuals with Essential Tremors and their families and friends are invited to join us! This quarterly support group is affiliated with the International Essential Tremor Foundation. Call Sherilyn Lapp (6264) for more information.

These groups offer a free opportunity to learn from each other, find supportive understanding, be encouraged, and learn new educational information and life skills.

SOCIAL SERVICES CORNER PROPERTY TAX REBATE PROGRAM

The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue offers a rebate program for eligible Pennsylvanians who paid property tax. Qualifying individuals may apply for a rebate of up to $650! To be eligible, you must be age 65 or older and have a yearly income of $35,000 or less. Half of your social security income is excluded. The deadline to apply is June 30. Social Services can provide more information and assistance. Contact Mary Beth Villafane (6010) if you live in an apartment or Sherilyn Lapp (6264) if you live in a cottage or carriage home.

EMOTIONAL WELLNESS

We all need a bit of help sometimes! Don’t struggle alone. Consider attending one of our support groups and/or making use of Professional Therapists who come to our campus. Counselors are knowledgeable, giving you a safe place to process a feeling of anxiety, sadness or depression, loneliness, grief or anger. They can help you walk through times of adjustment and stress.

Take the First Step

Taking that first step of choosing a therapist that is right for your unique situation and setting up an appointment can be difficult! We’re here to help. Your social worker can make the referral for you. We can also clarify costs. In most cases, insurance will provide coverage.

Therapists Available

Donna Burkholder, LCSW, Counselor, WellSpan Philhaven. Our affiliation with Wellspan Philhaven is brand new! Philhaven will provide private counseling sessions in your place of residence. Ms. Burkholder is now on campus. She will be coming every 2 to 3 weeks to cover her appointments. Martin DeSantis, DO, Psychiatrist with Pennsylvania Counseling Services. Dr. DeSantis is on campus once a month. He meets privately with Independent Living residents in the Social Service Conference Room, with Mt View residents in the PC Conference room, or with Skilled Nursing residents in their individual rooms. Dr. DeSantis reviews and prescribes medications helpful to maximizing each person’s enjoyment of life and highest level of functioning. Emory Otto, PSY.D, Clinical Psychologist, Family Life Counseling. Dr. Otto is on campus weekly and meets privately with residents in the comfort and security of their own residence for 1:1 counseling. Dr. Otto will draw from many years of experience in helping you to achieve emotional and relational wellness. Gary Chaplin, Ph.D, Licensed Psychologist, Wyomissing Behavior Analysts. Dr. Chaplin comes by appointment, arranged through Social Services, to complete comprehensive cognitive assessments in the privacy of your residence. His report provides suggestions for meaningful living at your best level of care.

Musical Memories MAY 5 & JUNE 2 | SEPTEMBER 8, OCTOBER 6 & NOVEMBER 3 A UNIQUE MUSICAL PROGRAM FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH ALZHEIMER’S/DEMENTIA AND THEIR CAREGIVER.

If you are looking to spend an afternoon with your loved one who is experiencing the symptoms of Dementia, Musical Memories is for you. Music can be a soothing, calming presence in our lives. And depending upon the stage of your journey, music can be the perfect fit for both you and your loved one. This program is a “together” program where you can share a special moment of musical entertainment together: caregiver and loved one.

CONCERTS WILL BE HELD 1:30-2:30PM IN THE GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE CHAPEL.

Sign up is not required for GSV residents. Public welcome. Public may register by calling 717.355.6000. Donations accepted at the door.

WELLNESS THE WELLNESS WHEEL HIGHLIGHT FOR MAY IS ENVIRONMENT

The Pool and Spa will tentatively reopen Monday, May 14.

Environmental Wellness / Footprint - We may not think much about our Environmental Wellness as part of an overall Wellness plan, but our environment, and how we feel about it, can have a huge impact on the way we think and live.

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Here are 5 simple ideas to improve the quality of your mood through your environment: EXERCISE: In addition to fitness, we can use exercise to cut down on stress and build energy. Exercise has been proven to reduce depression and anxiety, improve memory and improve overall mood. Lucky for you, the fitness center at GSV is open 24 hours a day. Call (6229) to set up an appointment. MAKE YOUR ENVIRONMENT BRIGHTER: It is harder to get sunlight while indoors, so we have to work at getting our vitamin D when we can. Keep your shades up during the day. Take a walk on the trail, or on the sidewalk around campus to get an extra mood boost. Sunlight exposure and exercise release neurotransmitters in your brain that can have a positive effect on your mood. LISTEN TO MUSIC: Throw on some tunes! A lot of us already use music to cheer us up, but did you know it has been scientifically proven to help make you happier? Listening to music can help boost your mood. Researchers have found that individuals can become happier, and cheerful music helps. GET SOCIAL SUPPORT: Humans are a social species, and social isolation has actually been shown to increase production of stress. In addition to the social and intellectual benefits you will get, interacting with others creates opportunities for fun, new perspectives and distraction from damaging and stressful processes, such as worry and brooding. As an added bonus, people who are social are at a lower risk for dementia! RELAX: Meetings, events, work, family, friends, appointments; even if you enjoy being busy, you also need some time to rest. Engaging in self-care and relaxation can help alleviate stress and improve mood. Read a good book, take a bath, try some mindful meditation, get a massage, manicure or pedicure, or pick something else that takes care of you and gives you a break from your normal activities. Be aware that occasionally, you may need to say No to extra opportunities, in order to be sure that you have some time for yourself. For copies of the daily Footprint calendar, stop by the Welcome Center or Wellness Lobby.

Lauren Graber, Director of Wellness

POOL AND SPA RENOVATION PROJECT

MAY 8, TUESDAY, 2PM, HARVEST TABLE Mindful Taste and Learn

MAY 10, THURSDAY, 9AM-12NOON, WELLNESS ROOM Vaccine Clinic with Staufferâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Pharmacy Pick up vaccine clinic form and sign up at Resident Services. MAY 14, MONDAY, 12NOON, Tentative date for Pool and Spa reopening MAY 21-26 Grand Re-opening of the Pool and Spa, check out the week-long events

OUTDOOR FUN WALK/RUN Meet 8am and/or 3pm, Outdoor Pavilion

MAY 23, WEDNESDAY World Turtle Day Walk JUNE 19, TUESDAY World Sauntering Day

VOLUNTEER SERVICES

Deborah Fast, Director of Volunteer Services

CARING CONNECTIONS

TUESDAY, MAY 29, 9AM – 2:30PM, BOARD ROOM Caring Connections, a volunteer visitation program at Garden Spot Village, is once again offering an orientation session. Participants will learn about the program, and find out how building a caring relationship with a fellow resident who might be struggling can enrich your own life. Staff will lead sessions about Skilled Nursing, Personal Care and Memory Support – as well as spiritual aspects of reaching out to others in our community. Our own GSV Connectors will also share the blessings and insights of their experiences. Lunch is provided during the training.

Please contact Deborah Fast (6204), Ruthann Ware (6851) or Marsha Dawson (6667) if you are interested, or if you have any questions.

LIVES OF SERVICE This year Volunteer Services is focusing on service, and the many ways it enriches our own and others’ lives. This profile of Joe Woods is the second in a series featuring the service of our inspiring Garden Spot Village volunteers.

“As a volunteer, my role is to serve, in whatever way I can.”

—Joe Woods

Joe Woods drives the Jolly Trolley every Friday afternoon, greeting riders with a smile and his signature greeting, “Today is Friday. And on Fridays, all the rides are free.” Riders usually respond with a smile and a chuckle. For Joe, connecting with people, putting a smile on their faces or a smile in their hearts, is what driving the Jolly Trolley is about. He’s not just moving people from one area of the community to another—he’s serving them. His perspective makes all the difference. He drives with a servant’s heart, recognizing, greeting and acknowledging people as he drives from the Apartment Suites Lobby to Mountain View and back again. He says, “When I’m driving, I look at myself as being less important than others. I wait for people to pass and I don’t rush through doorways. I let others go first.” When he can safely do so, he also holds a conversation with his passengers, trying to ensure they have a pleasant experience. The Civil War-era kepi Joe wears as he drives, reveals his love of history. He has donated guided tours of Gettysburg to the Fall Festival Auction. The people who purchase the tours enjoy Joe’s easy storytelling style as he leads them through the battlefields, sharing the stories of the men who fought there. Joe believes the details of the battles are important, but he shares the stories of the soldiers because the people are more compelling… and telling the story of their bravery, courage and grace honors their lives and sacrifice. Joe also tells compelling stories to Garden Spot High School students through GSV/GSHS Living History partnership. A huge Penn State football fan since childhood, Joe’s favorite story to tell is the origin of “We are…Penn State.” The slogan has been tied to the 1948 Cotton Bowl, when the football team captain defended his African American teammates by saying “We are…Penn State...and we travel as a team.” The team stayed at a naval base because they couldn’t stay together in what was then segregated Dallas, Texas. Again, Joe could tell the facts of segregation in the 1940s and 1950s, but he believes that making the story relevant and unforgettable creates a greater impact on the students. Joe embodies the Garden Spot Village mission to enrich the lives of others as an expression of Christ’s love by leading devotions in Mountain View a couple of times a month. Joe says, “Any time I can show God’s love to others, it is time well spent. I always leave the devotions with a feeling of satisfaction in my heart… that I’ve brought God’s love, some reassurance and a bit of happiness to the men and women who live in Mountain View.” Joe and his wife Sally moved to Garden Spot Village in July 2013 after they followed a church friend’s recommendation to visit the community. Joe says, “We were praying that we would move to the community where God wanted us to be… The minute we walked in the door, we felt the presence of the Holy Spirit. We are so happy to be at Garden Spot Village. God knew what he was doing when he led us here.”

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EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AT GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE

MAIN STREET ART GALLERY MAY 1-31

The Main Street Art Gallery: a month-long display featuring local artwork. Theme: Congressional Art Competition Original pieces of artwork, submitted by high school students from the 16th Congressional District of Pennsylvania, will be on display in the Garden Spot Village Main Street Art Gallery during the month of May. Congressman Lloyd Smucker invited high school students to participate in the annual Congressional Art Competition. Only one student’s artwork will be chosen from the many submitted. This honored student’s work will be hung in the tunnel between the United States Capitol and the Cannon House Office Building. Artwork will be hung for the entire year. Thousands of people each week, visit the Capitol and view the artwork in the highly guarded tunnel.

**HAPPY TRAILS QUILTING CLASS MAY 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29, TUESDAY 1:30PM, GARDENS SOUTH CRAFT ROOM

Sally Rapp offers a 5-session class using squares and rectangles to create a pleasing design for the beginner, as well as the experienced. Lecture/demo is the format with sewing done outside the class. Directions and supplies list provided. Quilt sample may be viewed in the Life Enrichment Office. Cost: Fabric and supplies at own expense. Sign up at Resident Services.

**PENN CINEMA & METROPOLITAN OPERA

MAY 2, WEDNESDAY 12PM DEPART APARTMENT SUITES LOBBY APPROXIMATE RETURN, 5PM

Penn Cinema, Lancaster, presents The Metropolitan Opera Series, encore performances, live in HD. Opera: Cendrillon, Massenet’s sumptuous take on the Cinderella story. Cost: $25pp includes Opera encore & transportation. Sign up at Resident services.

GSV BOOK CLUB

MAY 2, WEDNESDAY 2PM, GARDENS SOUTH CONFERENCE ROOM

It’s more than a book review… it’s a book discussion. Monthly, reading enthusiasts gather to discuss current book selections. Don’t worry, if you feel you have little to add to the conversation, listening is fine too. Topic: Your Current Read – what book are you enjoying right now?

SPEAKER SERIES

MAY 3, THURSDAY, 7PM, GARDEN TOWERS

Come, hear stories of intrigue, interest and invention. Monthly, the GSV Education Committee features residents sharing life stories and passions, as well as, civic leaders, local business representatives and non-profits. Topic: My Story; Judy Rettew interviewed by Anne Knepley

**SUPER EASY CARD CLASS MAY 4, FRIDAY 2PM, ART STUDIO

Teacher, Paula Schmauk, will walk you step-by-step through this Super Easy Card Class. All supplies are provided. Bring scissors if you can. Cost: $3pp Sign up at Resident Services.

CULTURE CLASS WITH EUN HEE JANG MAY 7, MONDAY, 10AM, THEATER

Eun Hee Jang, International Volunteer Exchange Program (IVEP) with Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) invites you to her monthly, Culture Class. Eun Hee will share about herself, her family and her country of South Korea.

**UNDERSTANDING SUCCESSFUL WATERCOLOR

MAY 7, 14 & 21, MONDAY, 2PM, ART STUDIO

Come and watch a Craftsy video with Marie Diehl. Learn how to mix watercolor paint to create a color wheel. A hands-on class, you’ll learn how to mix the paint and create great watercolor techniques in order to improve your painting skills. You do not have to know anything about watercolors in order to take this class. During the last class lesson, we will paint a small picture using knowledge of the previous classes. Class size limited to 12. Cost: $5pp Sign up at Resident Services.

**COMPUTER CLASS

MAY 16, WEDNESDAY, 10AM, GSV LIBRARY

Topic: Cleaning Up Your Device It’s time for Spring Cleaning! Cleaning out your laptop, tablet and/or smartphone is essential to keeping any device running smoothly. Getting rid of the clutter that slows your device is easy, when you know how. Cost: Free, courtesy of ELANCO Library. Sign up at Resident Services

**CREATIVE CARD CLASS

MAY 16, WEDNESDAY, 2PM, ART STUDIO

Teacher, Marie Diehl, will teach another creative card class full of color and whimsy. Beginners and advanced welcome. Bring a scissors. Cost: $3pp Sign up at Resident Services.

**LIZ HESS ART TALK

MAY 26, SATURDAY, 7PM, CHAPEL

The Garden Spot Village Art Guild will sponsor a pop-up exhibit and talk by Liz Hess, well-known in Lancaster County as the Red Umbrella Lady. Liz will display her artwork outside the Chapel at 5pm. Her work will be available for viewing and sale prior to and following her 7pm presentation. This is a great opportunity to get to know Liz, enjoy seeing her work and purchase her prints.

JULY 26, THURSDAY **BRANDYWINERS AT LONGWOOD 5:30pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 12:30am (Sign up begins May 2)

IT’S TIME FOR

The Brandywiners Theater Group will present – The Music Man – a Broadway musical. Enjoy free time at Longwood Gardens followed by the show in the Longwood Open Air Theater. Cost: $30pp includes Longwood admission, show & transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

**AARP DRIVER SAFETY COURSE MAY 17, THURSDAY 1-DAY REFRESHER COURSE (Proof of previous course completion required)

MAY 21, MONDAY & MAY 22, TUESDAY 2-DAY INTRODUCTION TO DRIVER SAFETY Both classes will be held 9am-1pm, Garden Towers

Drivers, age 50+, can learn defensive driving techniques as driving has changed quite a bit since you received your license. Contact your insurance agent regarding possible discount upon completion of this course. Please bring driver’s license to class. Public welcome. Cost: $15pp AARP members / $20pp non-members. Make checks payable to AARP. Please note, this course will NOT be billed to your GSV account. Payment is required at class. Sign up at Resident Services.

BASEBALL! MAY 24, THURSDAY **LANCASTER BARNSTORMERS 10am depart Apartment Suites Lobby (Sign up began April 4)

Travel with GSV as the Lancaster Barnstormers celebrate Older Americans Month. Challenging the York Revolution in a daytime game, the event includes a health fair, on-field activities and Bingo during the game. Cost: $13pp includes admission & transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

JUNE 4, MONDAY **READING PHILLIES 8am depart Apartment Suites Lobby (Sign up began April 4)

An affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies, The Reading Fightin’ Phils is a minor league baseball team based in Reading, PA. Garden Spot Village is happy to help sponsor the Reading Phils Senior Day. Today’s game ticket comes to you Free, compliments of GSV. Cost: $5pp transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

Shred-it Day

Drop a quarter in the jukebox and hear your favorite songs! It's one chart-topping, crowd-pleasing hit after another, spanning the decades and featuring everything from Rock-n-Roll to Broadway to Country, and performed by the best teen performers from across the region!

Friday, May 4 9-11am Pavilion Parking Lot #6

Garden Spot Village

May 11th & May 12th - 7:00pm FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT

www.ServantStageCompany.com OR CALL 717-455-0255

ALL SHOWS PAY-WHAT-YOU-WILL

Documents (no newspapers, magazines or phone books) will be accepted at a suggested donation of $5 per box or bag. Five bag/box limit per person.

LIFE ENRICHMENT MAY 2018 BE SURE TO SIGN UP! WEDNESDAY, MAY 2

TRIP SIGN-UP beginning 8am, Theater

MAY 3 & 31, THURSDAY **DINE AROUND THE WORLD 10:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 2:30pm (Sign-up began April 4) Dine Around the World returns to GSV. Grab your passport (optional) and join the excursion. We’ll visit unique ethnic restaurants and experience flavors new and different. April: Sa La Thai, Lancaster (Thailand cuisine) Cost: $5pp transportation. Meal cost on own. Seating is limited. Sign up at Resident Services.

MAY 4, FRIDAY & MAY 16, WEDNESDAY **SHOPPING SHUTTLE 9:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 1:30pm Ride the GSV shuttle bus to Park City (5/4) and the brand new Shoppes at Belmont (5/16). Cost: $5pp transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

MAY 8, TUESDAY **ANNAPOLIS, MD 7am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 7:30pm (Sign-up began February 6)

MAY 18, FRIDAY & MAY 22, TUESDAY **LUNCH BUNCH 9:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 3:30pm (Sign-up begins May 2) Enjoy a scenic ride to Chesapeake City, MD. Take in the view from the waterfront. But most of all, savor the taste of delicious seafood at Schaefer’s Restaurant & Canal Bar. Menu dining. Cost on own. Cost: $5pp transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

MAY 18, FRIDAY **LANCASTER COMMUNITY CONCERT 6:30pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby. (Sign-up began July 5)

The Lancaster Community Concert Association season ticket holders are invited to sign up for GSV transportation. If you are unable to attend, please call Resident Services (6000) so that others may ride in your place. Cost: $5pp GSV transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

MAY 29, TUESDAY **LADIES TO LUNCH 11:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 2:30pm Ladies to Lunch will travel to the Birdin-Hand Restaurant, serving authentic Pennsylvania Dutch food. Order from the menu or enjoy the scrumptious smorgasbord. Cost on your own. Cost: $5pp transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

JUNE 1, FRIDAY **READING AIRPORT WWII SHOW 8:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 3:30pm (Sign-up began April 4)

The Mid-Atlantic Air Museum is pleased to announce a huge aerial line-up for the 28th annual World War II Weekend. Included will be acrobatic demonstrations, WWII bombers, transports and more. The WWII Airborne Demonstration Team is back by popular demand. Reenactments, encampments, music, food and more, add to this gathering of warbirds. Cost: $34pp includes admission & transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

JUNE 9, SATURDAY **LADIES GARDEN PARTY 12noon, Outdoor Garden Gazebo (Sign-up begins May 2)

Enjoy an afternoon in the warmth of spring weather, under the shade of trees. How lovely to spend this time with friends and family. Garden theme, garden food, garden fun! Limited seating. Cost: $17pp Sign up at Resident Services.

JUNE 21, THURSDAY **POT LUCK PICNIC (Sign-up begins May 2)

Apartment, Cottage and Sycamore Springs friends… enjoy the company of friends and neighbors in the comfort of a fully enclosed pavilion, complete with cooling fans and modern restrooms. Live music, laughter and plenty of Pot Luck choices abound. Bring a hot or cold dish to share with 10-12 people. Entrées, salads, desserts and more are appreciated. Paper products and beverages will be provided. Overly Grove Park has plenty of parking but a GSV shuttle departs the Apartment Suites Lobby at 4:30pm if you’d like to ride along. Cost: Bring a Pot Luck dish. Sign up at Resident Services.

JULY 10, WEDNESDAY **BIRD-IN-HAND RESTAURANT & STAGE 11am depart Apartment Suites Lobby 4:30pm approximate return (Sign-up beings May 2)

Travel to Bird-in-Hand Restaurant & Stage for a meal and a show – The Home Game – a new Amish-themed Broadway-style musical about farming, family and America’s favorite pastime. Filled with laughter and drama, this moving, entertaining show is sure to hit it out of the park. Cost: $56pp includes Bird-in-Hand buffet & show. Sign up at Resident Services.

JULY 13, FRIDAY **BUCKS COUNTY’S FINEST

BYERS’ CHOICE & PEARL S BUCK HOME 8:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 6:30pm (Sign-up began April 4) Walk down the cobblestone street at Byers’ Choice and view scenes straight out of Dicken’s London. Watch Byers’ Choice artisans bring the Carolers to life as you view the factory floor. Lunch will be at Peddler’s Village, Cock N’ Bull Restaurant. Following lunch, tour the historic farmhouse of writer, Pearl S. Buck. A walking tour of the award winning gardens is included. Cost: $85pp includes Elite Coach, Byers’ Choice, lunch, admission to Buck home and all gratuities. Sign up at Resident Services.