Garden Variety Vol 12 Issue 3 March 2020

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GARDENVARIETY

March 2020 A Publication of Garden Spot Village Volume 12 Issue 3

KIDS 1/2 MARATHON FRIDAY, MARCH 27

1/2 MARATHON & 10K SATURDAY, MARCH 28 SEE PAGE 17 FOR DETAILS

Table of Contents Refresh Coffee Bar 2 Around Town 2 Development 3 GSV TV - Channel 956 3 Dining Services 4 Making A Difference 5 Life Enrichment 6 Speaker Series 6 Saturday Evening Concert Series 6 F&M Common Hour 7 In the Theater 8 Marketing 9 March Calendar 10 Pastoral Services 12 Village Firsts 13 Paint Night 13 Social Services 14 Social Services Corner 15 Train Room Public Open House 15 Volunteer Services 16 Wellness 17 Explore Something New...

18 Explore CATIE 19 Trip Sign-Ups 20

8am–6:30pm Monday thru Friday | 8:30am–4pm Saturday & Sunday

DID YOU KNOW? You can view this issue of The Garden Variety online at: GSC.GL/CQ82BRF

March 7 & 8

Lancaster Fly-Fishing Show www.flyfishingshow.com/lancaster-pa

PA Charter Day

March 8, Sunday PA State Museums| whereandwhen.com/blogs/Charter-Day-in-Pennsylvania

Gordonville Spring Mud Sale

March 13-14 Gordonville Fire Co. | www.lancasterpa.com/mud-sales 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, Alex Nieves ILLUSTRATIONS

March 19, Thursday

Let’s Talk About Healthy Eating

WellSpan NH Health Center | www.wellspan.org

Woodcarving & Wildlife Art Fest

March 20-21 Millersville University| www.greatbigcanvas.com/category/wildlife

Senior Citizen’s Social

March 21, Saturday Cocalico High School, Denver, PA | www.chs.cocalico.org

Lancaster Quilt Show

March 25-28 Doubletree Resort, Lancaster | www.thelancasterquiltshow.com

Morgantown Pet Expo

March 28-29 The Morgantown Center | www.familypetshows.com/morgantown-pet-expo For more Lancaster County Events: www.discoverlancaster.com

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DEVELOPMENT

Linda Dodge, CFRE, Director of Development

CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITIES POPULAR WITH RESIDENTS A charitable gift annuity is a great way to help Garden Spot Village in the future, while at the same time, guaranteeing residents a fixed rate of income for life. There are also some possible tax benefits. Below are a few examples of single life rates. Two-life charitable gift annuities are also available. You can choose to delay payments and that will increase the annual return.

Age when gift is made

Annual return for single life

65 70 75 80 85

4.7% 5.1% 5.8% 6.9% 8.0%

Recent applications have been funded with appreciated stock and mutual funds. In the past, residents have also written checks. The minimum amount to establish a Charitable Gift Annuity is $10,000.

To get a no-obligation example for your age(s), please contact Linda Dodge, CFRE, Director of Development (6215). The example will show you what your annual return would be and also your possible tax benefits.

“My Charitable Gift Annuity has been a very good investment for me. I am happy with the return I am getting and the savings on my taxes.” —Anne Cressman, Resident “I invested several years ago and didn’t need the income at that time, so I deferred starting my payments. With the deferral, I got a higher interest rate. A Charitable Gift Annuity is a great investment with a better return than most current investment opportunities and the remainder gives me the opportunity to leave a legacy gift to the Benevolent Fund.” —Bill Hunter, Resident

What’s New on GSV-TV, Channel 956 in March MORNING MOVIES… 8AM & *6PM

MONDAYS: Gaithers; Southern gospel and contemporary Christian music.

TUESDAYS*: March Endeavor with Scott Miller

GSV TV

MARCH FUN FEATURE:

Tune to GSV-TV 956 in March for Daniel O’Donnell Videos, 8am Friday mornings. Journey through breathtaking Ireland as Daniel O’Donnell shares the sights and sounds of his Channel 956 homeland. In addition to Irish tunes, Daniel also sings an array of country and traditional pop. (60-90 min.)

EXERCISING AT HOME: Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays, 6:30am and Tuesdays & Thursdays, 1pm REBROADCASTS: Towne Meeting is rebroadcast the same week, Tuesday, 7pm and Wednesday, 2pm & 7pm.

Sunday Worship Service is rebroadcast the following Sunday, 2pm.

NOTE: If you see

in the Weekly Announcements, the event is scheduled for broadcasting.

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DINING SERVICES Christy Turner, Sodexo, General Manager

St. Patrick’s Day Harvest Table and TDR Special Features – March 17

Colcannon Soup Creamy Potato Soup with Kale and Bacon Vegetarian Split Pea Soup Irish Breakfast Salad Poached Egg, Rasher’s “Irish Bacon,” Sausage, Baked Beans, Croutons, Crispy Greens Traditional Corned Beef Slow Cooked Until Tender Bangers & Caramelized Onions Pork Sausage with Mild Seasonings Roasted Irish Salmon Marinated in Lemon, Honey, Fresh Thyme Red Bliss Potatoes with Parsley Boiled Cabbage Steamed Carrots Green Beans Mashed Potatoes

Thursday, April 2 | Terrace Dining Room

STARTER

Classic Shrimp Cocktail: Jumbo Shrimp, Cocktail Sauce, Lemon Wedge

SALAD

GSV House Salad: Mixed Greens, Grape Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Carrots, House Made Honey-Herb Dressing

MAIN MEAL

Queen Cut of Slow Roasted Prime Rib of Beef au Jus (8 oz): Baked Potato, Green Beans Almondine, Horseradish Sauce, Parkerhouse Dinner Roll with Butter

CHOICE OF DESSERT

New York Style Cheese Cake with Dark Cherry Topping and Hazelnut Drizzle -orGarden Spot Homemade Ice Cream with Cookie Garnish Pre-fixed Menu Price $23.95 per person GSV Meal Plan price $20.35 per person Seating Available from 4:15pm to 6:30pm Reservations required. Please call TDR (6071).

Mindful Taste & Learn

with Lauren Graber, Dietitian Tara Phillips & Executive Chef Anthony Biscanti

THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 10AM, CONCORD ROOM TOPIC: UNDERSTANDING THE COMPONENTS OF A HEALTHY DIET

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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.

TEDDY BEARS TO THE RESCUE! March 1 - 31

Please join us as we collect brand NEW, soft cuddly teddy bears, 12” or smaller, for use by the New Holland Police Department. The bears will ride along with officers in patrol cars. Police officers will share the teddy bears with children involved in an emergency call. Please place teddy bear donations in the wooden barrel next to the Post Office by the Apartment Suites Lobby.

For more information, please contact Life Enrichment (6007).

THANK YOU… "Because of the FANTASTIC villagers we raised $15.10 in Coke caps and $30 in BoxTops, totaling $45.10.

We are thrilled with your community support of students. God bless you and the diligent team of collectors!"

— Erin Harmer, New Holland Elementary School PTO

UPCOMING COLLECTIONS

APRIL 1-30 — YOUR TRASH IS A MINISTRIES CASH Collecting Eyeglasses, Cellphones, Coke Caps, BoxTops, Can Tabs and Stamped Envelopes

Serving Lunch at Water Street Ministries in Lancaster, PA 10:15am depart Apartment Suites Lobby.

Lunch servers and table bussers are needed each visit.

JOIN US AS WE SERVE OTHERS ONE FRIDAY A MONTH March 27 April 24 May 22 June 26 To volunteer, contact Life Enrichment (6133)

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LIFE ENRICHMENT **Sign up at the Resident Services.

MARCH 2, MONDAY Hymn Sing 7pm, Chapel

It’s time for Spring House Cleaning!

This month's Hymn Sing will help you get started with a song on your lips.

Leader: Dale Fox

MARCH 3, TUESDAY **Trip Sign-up 8am, Theater

See page 20 for details.

MARCH 3 & 17, TUESDAY Ask-a-Nurse/Blood Pressure check 8:30-10:30am Gardens West Health Center

WellSpan/Ephrata Home Health provides free Ask-a-Nurse & Blood Pressure Check.

No appointment necessary.

MARCH 3, TUESDAY Frontier Communications

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.

MARCH 4, WEDNESDAY Ladies Breakfast 8am, Yoders Restaurant Speaker: Alison Cuthie, Development

Ladies from Garden Spot Village gather monthly, to enjoy each others company, as well as a scrumptious breakfast prepared by Yoders. Menu dining. Meal cost on own. Sign up is not required. Ride the GSV bus departing the Apartment Suites Lobby at 7:45am or drive on your own.

MARCH 4, WEDNESDAY **GSMS 3-D Lab 9:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 11am

The students of Garden Spot Middle School invite you to see their 3-D Printing Lab. Ride the GSV bus and view this new device which transforms ideas from paper to product.

Sign up is limited.

Sign up at Resident Services.

Colleen Musselman, Director of Life Enrichment

MARCH 5 & 19, THURSDAY Coffee & Conversation 9am, Chapel

Grab a cup of coffee, pull up a chair and talk with others about important GSV issues. Your questions and comments are always welcome.

MARCH 5, THURSDAY Speaker Series 7pm, Garden Towers See page 6 for details.

MARCH 7, SATURDAY GSHS Travelogue 6:30pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby See page 18 for details.

MARCH 8, SUNDAY Art Gallery Show & Reception 3-5pm, Main St Art Gallery & Conservatory See page 18 for details.

MARCH 4 & 18, WEDNESDAY Computer Help 10-11am, GSV Library

Courtesy of ELANCO Library, computer help is available monthly.

Sign up is not required.

GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE

SATURDAY EVENING CONCERT SERIES G A RD EN S P OT V I LLAG E

Speakers Series 7pm | 1st Thursday | Garden Towers

MARCH 5, THURSDAY

Guest Speaker: Don Lord

TOPIC: Keukenhof Tulip Garden, Holland For a second time, Don will show a video about Keukenhof, the largest tulip garden in the world.

See the beauty of spring as you learn about the largest flower auction in the world and the building of flower parade floats.

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7PM, CHAPEL

MARCH 21

HAMILTON CELTIC PIPE BAND The Hamilton Celtic Pipe Band, featuring our very own Walt, in Facility Services, will bring Celtic favorites to the GSV stage.

Wear green. Wear your kilt (optional).

Come celebrate all things Celtic.

APRIL 18 - SILENT MOVIE Wayne Zimmerman, organ

Public invited. Donations accepted at the door.

Schedule subject to change.

LIFE ENRICHMENT MARCH 9, MONDAY & MARCH 10, TUESDAY Council Meetings 9am, The Forge

Council members invite you, as guests, to monthly Council meetings.

(3/9) Apartment Council (3/10) Cottage Council

MARCH 10, TUESDAY PA Q&A 10am-12noon, GSV Library

Colleen Musselman, Director of Life Enrichment

MARCH 18, WEDNESDAY Resident Variety Show 2pm, Chapel

The Resident Variety Show features entertaining and outrageously funny performances featuring, you guessed it, your neighbors and friends living at GSV. Don’t miss it!

MARCH 19, THURSDAY New Holland Area Historical Society 7pm, Chapel See page 18 for details.

MARCH 20, FRIDAY Servant Stage 7pm, Chapel

A spokesperson from the office of PA State Representative Dave Zimmerman will visit GSV the 2nd Tuesday, monthly.

Stop by to chat and ask questions.

MARCH 13, FRIDAY & MARCH 28, SATURDAY Bingo 7pm, Gardens West Conference Room

Servant Stage’s popular teen revue returns with Don’t Rock the Jukebox. This all-new, high energy show features pop music spanning many eras and genres.

You’ll be dancing in your seat!

Cost: Pay-What-You-Will donation

MARCH 14, SATURDAY Trivia Night 6:30pm, Concord Room Facilitator: Don Robbins

MARCH 21, SATURDAY Saturday Evening Concert Series 7pm, Chapel

Bingo is a big hit at GSV. Join us, won’t you! Cost: $1pp

Back by popular demand… Trivia Night! Featuring a combination of easy and challenging trivia. Categories include history, geography, movies and more. Multiple choice answers. Play alone or in a group (max 4). Come wow your friends with your knowledge.

MARCH 16, MONDAY Towne Meeting 2pm, Chapel

Towne Meeting, a monthly opportunity to hear about new and exciting Village happenings.

See page 6 for details.

MARCH 28, SATURDAY Cantore Men’s Choir 7pm, Chapel

Cantore (Latin for singers) is comprised of ten men who love to sing. Its members come from many walks of life where they teach, preach, farm and more. With a common bond of making good a cappella music, their repertoire is primarily sacred and draws from a variety of styles and traditions, from standard religious choral works to pop and secular numbers and everything in-between. Public welcome. Donations accepted.

COMMON HOUR

Conversations & Community with Franklin & Marshall College

MARCH 5, 12, 26 & APRIL 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30, THURSDAYS 10:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby | Approximate return, 1:30pm

A gathering for all ages, each date features a different speaker and topic to ponder. Events are free. Sign up limited. Pizza and fresh fruit are provided.

March 5

How to Spot Disinformation in Today’s Media — Julie Smith, Webster University

March 12

Normal Sucks! Neurodiversity and the Right to be Different — J Mooney, Writer Different

March 26

Intergenerational Effects of Trauma — Rachel Yehuda, Ph.D.

For a full listing of speakers/topics, visit the Life Enrichment Office.

Cost: $6pp transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

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r e t a e Th IN THE

Movies are subject to change depending upon availability.

MARCH 1 & 15, SUNDAY Curiosity Streaming, 7pm, Theater

(3/1) Whale Wisdom (50min / CC) Whales have long been a profound mystery to us. They live in a world so removed from our own that we can barely imagine it. How might such almost alien creatures see the world?

(3/15) Dragons & Damsels (50min / CC) More beautiful than butterflies, more spectacular fliers than hummingbirds, and with intriguing behavior as complex as mammals or birds.

MARCH 2 & 16, MONDAY Entertaining Videos, 3:30pm, Theater

(3/2) The Lucy Show, Frank Sinatra is Surprised by Don Rickles, Louis Armstrong & Danny Kaye, Johnny Carson and Tim Conway.

(3/16) Don Rickles Reminisces About Frank Sinatra & Johnny Carson. George Burns on Johnny Carson Tonight Show. Jack Benny & Mel Blanc, What's in a name. Paul Harvey speaks.

MARCH 6 & 13, FRIDAY Friday Flicks, 10am (cc), 2pm (cc), 7pm, Theater Feature: Judy - Legendary performer Judy Garland arrives in London in the winter of 1968 to perform a series of sold-out concerts. PG-13 / 1h 58min / Bio, Drama / 2019

MARCH 17, TUESDAY Sight & Sound Series, 2pm & 7pm, Theater Feature: Moses - In staging Moses, Sight & Sound Theaters took on the challenge of telling

one of the most epic stories in history—a production of immense scope. Experience the heart of the adventure; the journey of a broken man and the enslaved Israelite people, who find identity and freedom in God. NR / 116min / Live Theater / 2014

MARCH 18, WEDNESDAY Ladies Night, 7pm, Theater Feature: Downton Abbey, the Motion Picture - The worldwide phenomenon, Downton Abbey,

returns in a spectacular motion picture. Follow the beloved Crawley family as they prepare for the most important moment of their lives, a royal visit from the King and Queen of England.

PG / 2h 1min / Historical Fiction / 2019

MARCH 20 & 27, FRIDAY Friday Flicks, 10am (cc), 2pm (cc), 7pm, Theater Feature: Overcomer - A high school basketball coach volunteers to coach a troubled teen in long-distance running. An inspiring family film of hope, humor and heart.

PG / 1h 59min / Drama, Sport / 2019

MARCH 26, THURSDAY Movie Oldies, 2pm & 7pm, Theater Feature: Herbie Rides Again - Evil Alonzo Hawk tears down buildings in San Francisco to put

up his huge new shopping center. Old Mrs. Steinmetz is the last one to block construction, by living in her late husband’s firehouse, defended by her magical VW car!

Disney / Comedy / 1974 / with captions

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MARKETING

Scott Miller, Chief Marketing Officer

SPRING IS IN THE AIR.

I remember when the sale of Carriage Homes was wrapping up many years ago. After the last one was sold, a couple stopped in who had been thinking about a Carriage Home. They decided to go for it, but they were too late. The thing that made me think of the Carriage Home story is that there are just about as many Sycamore Springs Cottages still available, as there were Carriage Homes at that time. Spring brings us many visitors, some returning with renewed interest and many who will be exploring Garden Spot Village for the first time. For those anxiously awaiting to call Garden Spot home and those who would rather enjoy everything sooner rather than later, please do everyone a favor and look or possibly have another look at Sycamore Springs. It might avoid missing an opportunity and it would be wonderful to have all those homes sold, this spring! The fact that 33 are already sold is a tribute to you and the way you welcome people when they come to visit. As you know, people love it here! Thank you for making Garden Spot Village such a wonderful place to live.

Invite your friends to

L O O K

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LE A R N

THURSDAY, MARCH 26 TUESDAY, MAY, 19 TUESDAY, JULY 21 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15

10:30am – 2pm

Get details & register at:

gsc.gl/looknlearn

GSV AF TER WORK An evening event for people with busy daytime schedules.

THURSDAY, MARCH 19

5:30 – 7:30pm

Get details & register at:

gsc.gl/looknlearn

S YC A M O R E S P R I N G S

V I D E O S

We are currently accepting pre-construction deposits for new homes at the Sycamore Springs expansion, with move-in dates starting in summer 2020.

Invite your friends to explore the vibrant community at Sycamore Springs. They can schedule a visit by calling Megan (6290) or Kelly (6201) today.

D I R E C T O RY P H O T O DAY If your photo is not included in the Directory or was not captured within the last 3 years, please contact Gavin Sauder (6158) to have your Photo Directory photo taken on Thursday, March 12 in the Theater.

B L O G S

TIPS TO DOWNSIZING Written by Juanita Fox

March Endeavor Highlighting the Happenings of Garden Spot Village

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One of the difficulties you're bound to encounter as you make the transition to an active retirement lifestyle is whether or not you should downsize beforehand...

Read more at:

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Sunday School / 9am/ T Worship Service 10am / C Jack Estep Curiosity Streaming / 7pm / T 8 DAYLIGHT SAVINGS Sunday School / 9am/ T Worship Service 10am / C Chet Yoder Art Show & Reception 3pm / Main St Art Gallery

GAME NIGHT 9 8:30 Prayer Mtg 9:00 Apt Council 9:30 Handbells 10:00 Caregivers 1:00 Library Mtg 2:00 Home Safety 6:30 Bridge-for-Fun

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Sunday School / 9am/ T Worship Service 10am / C Eric Ritz

10 9:00 Cottage Council F 9:00 Global Missions GT 9:00 Ladies Bible Study PR 9:30 Color & Light AS 10-12 PA Q&A L 10:30 Wellness Adventure** 1:30 Train Club GWCR

16 8:30 Prayer Mtg GWCR 9:30 Handbells GT 2:00 Towne Mtg. C 3:30 Entertaining Videos T 6:30 Bridge-for-Fun GWCR

Opening Windows to Worship 6:30pm / C

17 ST PATRICK'S DAY 8:30-10:30 Ask-a-Nurse GWHC 9:00 Ladies Bible Study PR 2 & 7 Sight & Sound Series T

GAME NIGHT

Curiosity Streaming / 7pm / T 22 Sunday School / 9am/ T Worship Service 10am / C John Meck

4 8:00 Ladies Brea 8:30 Men’s Fellow 9:00 GSV Quilter 9:30 Sketch Club 9:45 GSMS 3-D** 10:00 Living w/Lo 10:00 Computer H 1:00 Crafts 2:00 Book Club 7:00 Bible Study 11

9:00 GSV Quilter 9:30 Watercolor C 1:00 Crafts 2:00 Creative Car 6:30 Lanc Comm 7:00 Bible Study

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24 8:00 Women w/ Purpose Concord 10:30 Lunch Bunch**

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19 GSV AFTER WORK 7:30 Men’s Breakfast 9:00 Coffee & Conversation C 10:00 Women's Bible Study GT 10:00 Mindful Concord 1:00 Cross Stitch CR 1:00 Card Connections** AS 6:30 Mah Jongg GWCR 7:00 NH Historical Society C

20 FIRST DAY OF SPRING 9:30 Woodshop Mtg 9:30 Village Voices 10 & 2 & 7 Friday Flicks 10:30 Lunch Bunch** 7:00 Servant Stage

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26 LOOK & LEARN 9:00 Computer Club GWCR 10:00 Women's Bible Study GT 10:30 Common Hour** 10:45 Dine Around the World** 11:00 Art Guild T 1:00 Cross Stitch CR 2 & 7 Movie Oldies T 2:30 Dining Ambassadors H 6:30 Mah Jongg GWCR

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Train Room Open House 1:30-4pm Cantore Men's Choir 7pm / C Bingo 7pm / GWCR

GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE RACE WEEKEND

**SIGN UP AT RESIDENT SERVICES

he “Welcome” sign found on your refrigerator, in the resident documents section on CATIE or mygsv.org, or at the Life Enrichment office.

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PASTORAL SERVICES

UPCOMING PASTORAL EVENTS MARCH 3, 10 & 17, TUESDAY Ladies Bible Study 9am, Prayer and Meditation Room

Topic: The Transforming Work of the Holy Spirit

MARCH 4 & 18 WEDNESDAY Men’s Christian Fellowship 8:30am, Gardens West Conference Room Topic: Rediscover Jesus

MARCH 4, WEDNESDAY Retired Clergy Meeting 10am, Garden Towers

Pastor Jonathan Yoder will reflect upon his ministry years and recent retirement. All are welcome. Coffee & pastries at 9:30am.

MARCH 4, 11, 18 & 25, WEDNESDAY Wednesday Evening Bible Study 7pm, Garden Towers

Topic: Biblical Character Sketches

MARCH 5, THURSDAY Widowed and Single Men’s Breakfast 8am, Concord Room All GSV widowed and single men are invited.

MARCH 5, THURSDAY Community Church Prayer Meeting 12:30pm, Concord Room

A time for intercession for The Community Church at GSV, its leaders and ministries.

MARCH 10, TUESDAY Global Missions 9am, Garden Towers

Speakers: Former IVEPer Sambath and her husband Marlin Petersheim tell about their mission in Cambodia.

MARCH 15, SUNDAY Opening Windows To Worship 6:30pm, Garden Towers

This month we will explore the music of the Celtic tradition with guest musician Kenneth Gehret.

MARCH 24, TUESDAY Women with Purpose 8am, Concord Room

We enjoy breakfast and then share in discussion and fellowship

MARCH 26, THURSDAY Global Disciples Monthly Update 1pm, Gardens West Conference Room

Staff from Global Disciples will bring updates via stories and video regarding current prayer opportunities for Global Disciples participants.

Pastor Chet Yoder, Director of Pastoral Services

WORSHIP SCHEDULE MARCH 1

Sermon: Jack Estep Music: Chapel Quartet

MARCH 8

Sermon: Chet Yoder Music: Terry Ziegler

MARCH 15

Sermon: Eric Ritz Music: Win & Carol Reber

MARCH 22

Sermon: John Meck Music: Chapel Quartet

MARCH 29

Sermon: Paul Dodge Music: Village Ringers

VISITING CHURCHES • OUR LADY OF LOURDES - 1st Tuesday Mass, Chapel - Thursday Communion, Prayer Room • BANGOR CHURCH - 2nd Wednesday Eucharist, Prayer Room • TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH - 2nd Thursday Communion, Prayer Room • ANGLICAN CHURCH - Sunday Service, Chapel

OPENING WINDOWS TO WORSHIP: CELTIC TRADITION March 15, Sunday– 6:30pm, Garden Towers As part of our Opening Windows to Worship series, SaraJane Munshower will lead a worship service in the Celtic Tradition. SaraJane writes, “What do you think of when you see or hear the word Celtic? Until I was about 40 or 50, my first thoughts were Irish standing stones and pagan rituals. Somewhere in those years, I began to hear Irish music, poems, and stories in Sunday worship services.

Then the writings of John O’Donohue, Esther de Waal, and John Philip Newell came across my horizon.

On receiving an invitation for a pilgrimage to the Isle of Iona, Scotland, I joined a group for a week of morning and evening worship in the restored abbey. We were blessed to be there on Pentecost, with pilgrims from all over the world.

We invite you to join us as we explore Celtic Traditions during this special worship service. Please come, and bring a friend!”

- Blessings, SaraJane Munshower, along with Pat Ross, Dick Johnson, and Chet Yoder

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2021 TRAVEL WITH PURPOSE TRIP As you are making your travel plans for 2021, consider including the next Garden Spot Village Travel with Purpose trip in your itinerary! This 10 day trip (approx.) includes a week at the CURE Kenya hospital and a safari into the countryside. While at the hospital, team members connect with children who are waiting for surgery and provide support for the parents of the children. To join this team, you need to be able to handle the rigors of international travel and have a heart of love for people who are experiencing significant challenges. Contact Amy Gallagher (6226) or Nancy Heckman (610.504.1550) for more information. Applications are available at Adult Day Services or at the Chaplains’ offices.

VILLAGE FIRSTS

Colleen Musselman, Director of Life Enrichment

DON MACKIE:

1 at GSV to be dually enlisted in United States Army and Navy st

written by Alex Nieves, Marketing Intern

Don Mackie, a resident of Garden Spot Village since 2009, has completed much in his life, including some unusual things.

Born in Des Moines, Iowa on August 23, 1923, Don is the son of Thomas and Esther Mackie. He graduated from East High School in June of 1941 and enlisted in the U.S. Navy in October of 1942, right in the midst of war.

Don Mackie, Garden Spot Village resident since August, 2009.

During WWII, he served in the Pacific aboard the U.S.S. Porterfield DD-682.

He served most of his time as a First-class technician, and was honorably discharged as chief electronic technician in January of 1946. He earned six medal stars and four ribbons.

After his discharge, he earned a B.S. Degree in Electrical Engineering at Iowa State University, where he joined the Army through the university's ROTC. He was commissioned in the U.S. Army as a first lieutenant during the Korean War. He worked as an officer of the 303rd signal service battalion at Exercise Desert Rock—a code name for a series of atomic bomb testings at the Nevada Proving Grounds—as part of a detachment from the 6th army for six months during the 1950s. He also worked with the atomic energy commission, which carried out and studied atomic bomb test effects on materials, animals, structures, weapons, and more.

His job was to set up communications from Nellis Air Force Base, on a nearby mountain down into Desert Rock, helping to guide and orient Army troops in the area—only seven miles from the testing site. Their goal was to help the troops experience and observe the explosions, as well as, the effects on tested materials.

Most only serve in one branch of the military over the course of a life time. Few serve in more than one, and Don is one of these rare few. This feat makes Don the first at Garden Spot to ever be dually enlisted in the U.S. Army and Navy.

After serving in the Army, Don worked at AT&T in the general and long lines departments, which was the operating arm that tied together the local Bell System companies including Southern Bell and New York Tel. He served in this civil occupation for about 38 years, working in the operations, engineering, sales, marketing, and corporate finance departments. His career moved him all over the country before he eventually retired eleven years ago at Garden Spot Village in New Holland.

April 17, Friday

**PAINT NIGHT, 6:30-8:30pm VILLAGE PARK

Tonight we paint “A Spring Day.” Come for a great time of laughter and creativity. No artistic ability required. Full instructions and one-to-one personalized guidance is provided. At the end of the evening, everyone returns home with a fabulous painting that YOU have created.

Sample painting pictured in the Life Enrichment office.

Cost: $35pp includes all art supplies, individualized instruction and, to top off the experience, a Starbucks specialty drink of your choice is included.

Proceeds from Zole’ supports children’s art programs throughout Lancaster County.

Family and friends are invited: adults only. Class size is limited.

Sign up at Resident Services or by calling (6000).

Payment Due (check or cash) on Paint Nite.

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SOCIAL SERVICES

Sherilyn Lapp, Director of Social Services

COMMUNITY SUPPORT GROUPS

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

MARCH 4, WEDNESDAY Living with Loss Group Facilitator: Jenny Snyder 10am, Prayer and Meditation Room

The Living with Loss group is for individuals who are grieving the death of a loved one, and is open to individuals in various phases of grief who desire the support of others.

The group provides information and resources, as well as emotional encouragement and support. Contact Jenny Snyder (6259) for more information.

MARCH 9, MONDAY Caregiver’s Support Group Guest Speaker: Dr. Janine Winner Licensed Clinical Psychologist Topic: Positive Ways to Deal with Mood & Behavioral Changes 10am, Concord Room The Alzheimer’s Association and Garden Spot Village co-sponsor this support group for family caregivers of persons with dementia. Participants are invited to arrive any time after 9:30am for coffee and casual conversation.

At 10am we begin our time of input and discussion. Upon advance request, free respite care in Adult Day Services (6226) is available during this group meeting time if currently enrolled in Garden Spot Village Adult Day Services. If this is your first time attending the support group, please contact Marcia Parsons (6239) or Leah Amstutz (6076).

MARCH 12, THURSDAY Low Vision Support Group Guest Speaker: Linda Greth, VisionCorps Topic: Open Discussion 3pm, Garden Towers

MARCH 25, WEDNESDAY My Fellow Traveler Facilitators: Melody Karick, Leah Amstutz Topic: Planning and Problem Solving 10am, Theater

This group’s purpose is to provide resilient living tools, educational information, and support to those experiencing any degree of memory loss.

We meet the fourth Wednesday of each month.

Contact Melody Karick at (6136) or Leah Amstutz at (6076) for more information.

SAVE THE DATE: APRIL 9, THURSDAY Essential Tremor Support Group Please note new time and location for all 2020 meetings.

Special Speaker: Joan Groh, Community Liaison for HCC Topic: Making your Wishes Known 2pm, Gardens West Conference Room ON-LINE HEARING LOSS NETWORK

Helpful resource links are available to all at the GSV Hearing Loss Network site www.hearingloss.gsvnet.org.

The site is a resident-only safe place to ask questions, compare notes, and share your own experience with hearing loss. Participate by creating a free account.

Contact Mary Beth Villafane (6010) if you have questions or suggestions.

Persons who have any type of visual loss will find their knowledge and independence enhanced by this program.

Call Lisa Morgan (6171) for more information.

MARCH 23, MONDAY Parkinson’s Disease Support Group Guest Speaker: David Givens Topic: My Journey: Dealing with Depression 2pm, Garden Towers

Garden Spot Village Parkinson Support Group is designed as an educational and supportive help for individuals living with the disease and their family members.

This month David Givens will share his story, offering insights and resources he has discovered in dealing with depression. David served with SEND International both overseas and in the US, and taught at Philadelphia College of the Bible. He and his wife now reside at GSV. Free resources from the National Parkinson’s Foundation are available at the monthly meetings.

Contact Sherilyn Lapp (6264) or Jenny Snyder (6259) for more information.

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2020 Fall Prevention Initiative – Safe and Strong

SPECIAL PRESENTATION Staying Safe and Strong: Home Safety Tips for Independent Living Residents MONDAY, MARCH 9 2pm / Chapel

WellSpan Home Health Care Team • Heather Groff, PT • Anne Hackman, OT • Susan Mosser, RN • Katie Stehman, PT

SOCIAL SERVICES CORNER

Sherilyn Lapp, Director of Social Services

MARCH IS NATIONAL SOCIAL WORK MONTH

Perhaps you are a newer member of our GSV community or maybe you have been here a long time but, due to staff changes, are no longer sure which person on the social service team is assigned to your area. This month is a good time to answer questions you may have regarding who we are and how we can assist you.

INDEPENDENT LIVING – HOMES

SOCIAL SERVICES TEAM

Sherilyn Lapp (6264) – Cottages & Carriage Homes M–F Jenny Snyder (6259) – Sycamore Springs M, W

INDEPENDENT LIVING – APARTMENTS

Lisa Morgan(6171) – VSA, GE Mary Beth Villafane (6010) – GN, GW, GS Jackie Berrios (6240) – Co-Living Apartments

Director

M, T, Th, F M 8-2, W, F M–F

PERSONAL CARE – MOUNTAIN VIEW & LAUREL VIEW Leah Amstutz (6076)

SKILLED NURSING HOUSEHOLDS

Marcia Parsons (6239) Jackie Berrios (6240)

M-F

M, T, Th, F M–F

Our goal is to serve the residents of Garden Spot Village in a manner that enriches lives and maximizes independence.

The following are some of the services we offer to you and your family: • Resources to new residents and assistance with orientation to the community lifestyle.

• Facilitate Support Groups • Coordinate the voluntary morning Check-In service.

• Assistance with healthcare providers, specialists, psychiatry, psychology, insurance referrals, and coordination of care.

• Assistance with hospital discharge planning and coordination of services following hospitalization.

• Coordination of care with the resident’s doctors in order to arrange in-home therapies, discuss treatment plans, and communicate change of health status.

• Individual support in times of adjustment, changes, losses, relational problems, coping with a new diagnosis and issues associated with aging.

• Help with initiating on-campus services such as At Home caregivers and Adult Day Services.

• Assistance at times of transfers to Personal Care or Skilled Nursing.

• Manage the campus medical equipment loan program.

• Resources regarding Medicare; Medicaid, home health and hospice agencies; pharmaceutical assistance; resident rights; advance directives; policies and procedures; transportation services; community, governmental, and educational benefits.

A complete list of services and support groups is located on the table at the Director’s office.

There are no fees connected to assistance given by the Social Services team.

Thank you for blessing us with your life stories. We are enriched by your testimonies, resilience, courage and strength.

We are honored to walk alongside of you on this adventure called life.

Train Room Public Open House 2020 Dates 1:30 - 4pm IN THE GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE TRAIN ROOM ON

SATURDAY, MARCH 28 | SATURDAY, JUNE 27 | SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 | SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5 | SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12 | SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26 | WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30

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VOLUNTEER SERVICES Deborah Fast, Director of Volunteer Services VOLUNTEERS VALUE COMMUNITY

"The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members." —Coretta Scott King By this measure, Garden Spot Village must be one of the greatest communities around! As Volunteer Services, we see on a daily basis the compassionate actions of our 500+ volunteers—residents and those from the broader community—who selflessly serve our residents and staff in many ways.

Recent insights from volunteerism research identify the importance of community to volunteers. Of six key takeaways from a wideranging study of volunteer perspectives, the first was the following: Altruism is the top motivation for volunteers. They want to contribute to causes they care about and improve their communities over enjoying personal benefit. (The Volunteer Perspective – Industry Insights 2019) “Where do you need help?” “How can I get involved?” Questions like these, or the immediate flurry of phone calls responding to any volunteer needs we post on CATIE are tangible evidence of that care for the community here, and a desire to be part of improving it. And we know that this may often come at a cost—missing out on a relaxing afternoon to serve in one of the stores or driving the Jolly Trolley; giving up some personal freedom to commit to a weekly assignment in Laundry; or stepping out of one’s comfort zone to visit someone who is in need of comfort and companionship.

As with everything we do here, it is all about relationships. Another finding of the 2019 study was this: Human connection is also important to volunteers. Building relationships within the community and networking with peers is a key driver of volunteer satisfaction and retention.

We often hear from volunteers that relationships are a big part of what motivates them to continue volunteering. A desire to help, and to make a difference is what draws someone to serve—but the relationships formed in the process are what keeps someone volunteering.

To all of our volunteers: thank you for all of the ways you contribute to the greatness of Garden Spot Communities. The impact of your compassion, your generosity and your time is immeasurable.

Linden Spring Fashion Show MARCH 5, THURSDAY 2PM / CHAPEL

All are welcome to our Linden Store Spring Fashion Show!

Introducing our fabulous new line of spring fashion pieces, handbags and jewelry. Our models will showcase fresh styling, new prints and must-have wardrobe basics. You’ll love the eye-catching but easy to wear muted shades of this spring’s introduction.

All attendees will receive a coupon for 20% off one item in the Linden store.

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WELLNESS 2020 WELLNESS VISION PART 3 TAKE CARE OF YOUR KIDNEYS

March is National Kidney Month and the NKF is urging all Americans to give their kidneys a second thought and a well-deserved checkup.

Kidneys filter 200 liters of blood a day, help regulate blood pressure and direct red blood cell production. But they are also prone to disease; one in three Americans is at risk for kidney disease due to diabetes, high blood pressure or a family history of kidney failure. There are more than 30 million Americans who already have kidney disease, and most don’t know it because there are often no symptoms until the disease has progressed.

Three questions to start the conversation about kidney health with your healthcare provider on your next visit 1. Have I been tested for kidney disease and how healthy are my kidneys?

2. How often should I get my kidneys checked?

3. What should I do to keep my kidneys healthy?

MARION SACKS: PURSUING AN ACTIVE LIFESTYLE

Lauren Graber, Director of Wellness

MARK YOUR CALENDARS… MARCH 10, TUESDAY Wellness Adventure: Go ’N Bananas Fun Center 10:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 2pm

Join us for a day of Adventure… Laser Tag, Ropes Course, Mini Bowling, Arcade games, Bumper cars and more. Pizza lunch included. Cost $25pp Sign up at Resident Services.

APRIL 14, TUESDAY Wellness Adventure Go Karts, Axe Throwing, Arcades & Mini Golf Times and Fees TBA

Marion Sacks appreciates the opportunities she has to pursue an active lifestyle at Garden Spot Village. “Because I’m active—playing water volleyball and participating in Scottish country dancing—I feel better now than before I retired. I’m healthier and I don’t have the aches and pains I had when I sat at a desk all day,” she says.

Marion plays water volleyball on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons. “It’s an hour and a half of fun and exercise that you don’t really notice because you are so engaged in the game,” she says. She says the group is always welcoming new players. “New players just have to show up and we’ll put them on a team.”

Growing up in Scotland, Marion has always enjoyed Scottish country dancing. When she moved to Garden Spot she wistfully shared with some new neighbors that she missed the classes. She soon learned that Hagar Scott had her preliminary certification for Scottish Country Dancing. Hagar agreed to lead a class and the Wellness Department agreed to host the weekly dances. “Hagar is a very good teacher; we all love and appreciate her,” Marion says.

Just like the water volleyball games, the Scottish country dancing classes are open for anyone to join at any time. “Just show up on Tuesdays at 1:30,” Marion says. Plus, just like water volley ball, “It’s exercise you don’t notice.” The group meets regularly on Tuesday afternoons from January through Memorial Day and Labor Day through Thanksgiving. They take breaks for summer and Christmas.

Wellness Adventures are another way Marion connects with the Wellness Department. In January she enjoyed skiing at Ski Roundtop.

“Bonnie and I had a great time,” she says. “It’s nice to have a buddy to ski with; we looked out for each other,” Marion says.

Marion looks forward to participating in upcoming Wellness Adventures, as they fit into her schedule. Horseback riding and go kart racing are just a few of the adventures she hopes to experience in 2020.

GSV RACE WEEKEND MARCH 27, FRIDAY Kids 1/2 Marathon

At 6pm the runners will line up on the starting line (parents are welcome to run with them) and run the final 1.1 miles of the 1/2 marathon distance of 13.1 miles.

MARCH 28, SATURDAY GSV Race Day 8am race begins

Walk or run a 10K (6.2 miles) or a half marathon (13.1 miles) Sign up at Resident Services to get the resident rate. OR you can volunteer. Contact Volunteer Services (6204) to see what opportunities are still available.

For more race weekend details visit: www.gardenspotvillage.run

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GSHS TRAVELOGUE

March 7, Saturday 6:30pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 9:30am

The Kiwanis Club of New Holland presents a Travel Adventure Cinema Series monthly, at GS High School.

March topic: Alaska. No sign up required.

ART GALLERY SHOW & RECEPTION EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AT GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE

March 8, Sunday 3-5pm, Main St Art Gallery & Conservatory Guest Artists: Win’s Kids (See Main Street Art Gallery listing)

COLOR & LIGHT

March 10, Tuesday 9:30am, Art Studio Presenter: Bonnie Lord

MAIN STREET ART GALLERY

March 1 - 31 The Main Street Art Gallery, a month-long display.

Guest Artists: Win’s Kids; Amy Stewart, Chris Jablonski, Chris Niedland, Linda Jane Clark, Sungmin Kim Bobyak and Todd Breitling Win’s Kids; six people who studied with Win Reber while in High School in the late 1970s. All have gone on to a professional career in art. Come view this very interesting exhibition.

Apartment Suites Display Case

Guest Display: Sally Rapp’s collection of David Winter Cottages, 1980-2002, featuring small British cottages.

**GS MIDDLE SCHOOL 3-D LAB

March 4, Wednesday 9:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 11am

The students of Garden Spot Middle School invite you to see their 3-D Printing Lab. Ride the GSV bus and view this new device which transforms ideas from paper to product. Sign up is limited. Sign up at Resident Services.

SKETCH CLUB

March 4 & 18, Wednesday 1st & 3rd Wednesday 9:30-10:30am, Art Studio Bring your own materials.

BOOK CLUB

March 4, Wednesday 2pm, Gardens West Conference Room Topic: Celebrating Black History Month

Read a book, of your own choosing, that has an AfricanAmerican theme. Monthly, reading enthusiasts gather to discuss current book selections.

**F&M COLLEGE COMMON HOUR

March 5, 12 & 26 10:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby See page 7 for details.

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Learn about the history of stained glass, as well as how stained glass and stained glass windows are made.

WATERCOLOR PAINTING CLUB

March 11 & 25, Wednesday 2nd & 4th Wednesday of the month 9:30-10:30am, Art Studio Resident artist: Barbara Baxter

Bring your own supplies and spend an hour doing your own watercolor painting.

CREATIVE CARDS

March 11, Wednesday 2pm, Art Studio Teacher: Marie Diehl

Make a brand-new, hands on creative card.

Cost: $4pp Sign up at Resident Services.

**CARD CONNECTION

March 19, Thursday 1pm, Art Studio Teacher: Paula Schmauk Cost: $4pp. Sign up at Resident Services.

NEW HOLLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY March 19, Thursday 7pm, Chapel Guest Speaker: Tyler Huber, LNP Topic: Lancaster Legends

Members and non-members are always welcome to monthly meetings.

**PAINT NITE

April 17, Friday 6:30-8:30pm, Village Park See page 13 for details.

TRIP SIGN-UP CONTINUED APRIL 8, WEDNESDAY **PARCR 8:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 5pm (Sign up begins March 3)

Location: Masonic Village, Elizabethtown Retirement community residents are invited to attend the quarterly meeting of the PA Alliance of Retirement Community Residents (PARCR). Cost: $16pp includes $10pp PARCR fee (payable at the door) and $6pp transportation fee.

Sign up at Resident Services.

APRIL 22, WEDNESDAY **PHILADELPHIA MASTERPIECES & MARKETS 7:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby 6pm approximate return (Sign up began February 4)

Participate in a guided tour of America’s largest and oldest public markets, housed since 1893 in a National Historic Landmark building – Reading Terminal Market, Philadelphia. Snack your way through the market then enjoy free time to purchase lunch on your own. Board the Elite Coach for a guided tour of Philadelphias Mural Arts. Cost: $90pp includes Elite coach transportation, guided food tour, guided mural tour, and guide and driver gratuities.

Sign up at Resident Services.

MAY 11, MONDAY **CARROLL COUNTY PROGRESSIVE DINE AROUND 8am depart Apartment Suites Lobby 7:30pm approximate return.

(Sign up began February 4) Sit back, relax and enjoy the history of Carroll County, MD, all the while, eating your way through the day. Each stop on this unique journey includes an addition to your meal, as well as costumed guides and more. Details available in the Travel with GSV booklet. Cost: $127pp includes Elite Coach transportation, progressive dine around, guides and more.

Choose your entrée at time of sign-up.

Sign up at Resident Services.

JUNE 16, TUESDAY **ST. MICHAELS, MD 8:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 9:15pm (Sign up begins March 3)

Cavod Theater presents The Diary of Anne Frank. In this powerful new adaption by Wendy Kesselman, Anne Frank emerges from history as a living, intensely gifted young girl, who confronts her rapidly changing life and increasing horror of her time. A story of fear, hope, laughter and grief.

Cost: $17pp reserved seating & bus. Sign up at Resident Services

Travel with Garden Spot Village and Elite Coach to the peaceful town of St. Michael’s along the Eastern Shore of MD. Enjoy a scrumptious lunch at the Crab Claw Restaurant then take in the beautiful sights along the shores of the Miles River aboard The Patriot. Further details available in the Travel in Style booklet or at the Life Enrichment Office.

Cost: $127pp includes, motorcoach transportation, lunch, cruise and gratuities.

Sign up at Resident Services.

APRIL 29, WEDNESDAY **DUTCH APPLE; GUYS & DOLLS 10am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 5pm (Sign up begins March 3)

SEPTEMBER 23, WEDNESDAY **HORSESHOE CURVE 6:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 10:15pm (Sign up begins March 3)

APRIL 26, SUNDAY **CAVOD; THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK 3:30pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 6:30pm (Sign up begins March 3)

Dutch Apple Dinner Theater presents Guys & Dolls, a thoroughly enjoyable example of musical comedy. Taking us from the heart of Times Square to the cafes of Havana, Cuba, but in the end, everyone ends up right where they belong. Cost: $64pp includes buffet lunch, show & bus. Sign up at Resident Services.

EXPLORE CATIE

Each month we will be exploring different icons on CATIE (Communication and Access To Information Everywhere).

March's icon is Resident Birthdays.

What an adventure you will have today as you visit the Altoona Railroad Museum, Horseshoe Curve, Allegro Restaurant and a stop at Benzel’s Pretzel Outlet. Your day will only be complete with a ride on the funicular to the top of the tracks then, a jaunt to the Amtrak station for a ride around the Horseshoe Curve. Further details available in the Travel in Style booklet or at the Life Enrichment Office.

Cost: $165pp includes motorcoach transportation, step-on guide, lunch, museum, train ride and more.

Sign up at Resident Services.

What to find under Resident Birthdays: A listing of the birthdays for the month for residents at Garden Spot Village.

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LIFE ENRICHMENT MARCH 2020 BE SURE TO SIGN UP! TUESDAY, MARCH 3

TRIP SIGN-UP beginning 8am, Theater

REMEMBER: if you choose to arrive prior to 8am, place your name on the “I’m waiting for a #” paper. At 7:30am a volunteer will arrive and distribute #’s. Beginning at 8am, we will begin to call #’s.

Note – if you are not present when your # is called, you will be issued a new # in sequential order upon your return. Questions? Call Life Enrichment (6007) or (6133).

MARCH 2, MONDAY **PHILADELPHIA FLOWER SHOW 9am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 5pm (Sign up began February 4)

Travel with Garden Spot Village to the world’s largest indoor flower show, the PHS Philadelphia Flower Show.

Purchase tickets on-your-own at www. the floralshow.com or in-person at the door. Comfortable walking shoes suggested. Invite a friend.

Cost: $6pp transportation. Admission tickets on own.

Sign up at Resident Services

MARCH 5 & 26, THURSDAY **DINE AROUND THE WORLD 10:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 2:30pm (Sign up began February 4) March location: Upohar, Lancaster, featuring vegan and vegetarian food from around the world with bold and exciting earthy flavors. Meal cost on own; $11.50pp buffet or menu dining.

Cost: $6pp transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

MARCH 6, FRIDAY & MARCH 18, WEDNESDAY **MALL SHOPPING 9:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 1:30pm Ride the GSV bus to a variety of shopping options, monthly.

(3/06) Park City (3/18) Wegmans, Lancaster Cost: $6pp transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

MARCH 8, SUNDAY **CAVOD: CINDERELLA 3:30pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 7:30pm (Sign up began February 4)

Cavod Theater presents Cinderella, a timeless magical fairy tale with Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance.

Cost: $17pp reserved priority seating and transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

MARCH 11, WEDNESDAY **LANCASTER COMMUNITY CONCERT 6:30pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby (Sign up began July 3)

GSV provides transportation for Lancaster Community Concert season ticket holders. If you are unable to attend a specific concert, please call Resident Services (6000) so that others may ride in your place.

Cost: $6pp transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

MARCH 13, FRIDAY **LANCASTER SYMPHONY OPEN REHEARSAL 2pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 5:30pm (Sign up begins March 3) Designed to bring free, live symphonic music to seniors and home-school groups. The Open Rehearsals teach and entertain.

Cost: $6pp transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

MARCH 18, WEDNESDAY **TWIN VALLEY BREAKFAST / SHOW 7:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 12:30pm (Sign up begins March 3)

Twin Valley High School presents NEWSIES, a super-fun, straight from the Broadway stage musical telling the story of the 1899 New York City real-life Newsboys Strike.

Cost: $12pp, breakfast, show & bus.

Sign up at Resident Services.

MARCH 20, FRIDAY & MARCH 24, TUESDAY **LUNCH BUNCH 10:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 3pm (Sign up begins March 3) Lunch Bunch travels to Infusions Restaurant located on the Lancaster County Career & Technology Center campus. Open to the public, Infusions offers outstanding meals and a student training experience.

(3/20) Prix Fixe Menu; $12pp (3/24) High Tea; $15pp Cost:$6pp transportation.

Sign up at Resident Serices.

MARCH 25, WEDNESDAY EXPERIENCE TRAVEL: ESCAPE ON QUEEN 10:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 3pm (Sign up begins March 3)

Experience Travel takes you back in time … to September 1777 to be exact. Escape Rooms immerse you in an elaborate storyline using only wit, ingenuity and teamwork to uncover the mystery and complete your mission. There’s a revolution afoot. Lancaster’s esteemed lawyer and signer of the Declaration of Independence, George Ross, is ill. He has been entrusted with the safety of the Nation’s original flag. The nation is counting on you! Your day will include time in Lancaster to enjoy lunch, on your own.

Cost: $31pp Escape Room & bus Sign up at Resident Services.

MARCH 29, SUNDAY **NEW HOLLAND BAND CONCERT 1:45pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 6pm (Sign up begans February 4)

The New Holland Band will perform their opening season concert at the Manheim Township High School. Ride the GSV bus to this great performance and leave the hassle of driving and parking to us. Purchase concert tickets on your own by visiting www. newhollandband.org.

Cost: $6pp transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

MARCH 31, TUESDAY **LADIES TO LUNCH 10:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 3pm (Sign up begins March 3) Ladies of GSV are invited to ride the bus to The Back Burner, Hockessin, Del. The Back Burner is known for its Pumpkin Mushroom Soup and Mideast Flatbread.

Meal cost on own.

Cost: $6pp transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

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