Garden Variety Vol 9 Issue 4 April 2017

April 2027

A Publication of Garden Spot Village

Volume 9 Issue 4

Take Our Daughters & Sons to Work Day THURSDAY, APRIL 27 9AM-5PM See page 7 for details.

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April Birthday Celebrations

Table of Comments April Birthday Celebrations 2 Development 3 WellSpan HealthTalks Ad 3 Dining Services 4 Explore Something New… 5 Paint Nite 5 Town Hall with Senator Aument 5 Saturday Evening Concert Series 5 Life Enrichment 6 Daughters & Sons to Work Day 7 Making A Difference 8 Marketing 9 APRIL CALENDAR 10 In the Theater 12 Around Town 12 Pastoral Services 13 Social Services 14 GSV TV - Chanel 956 15 National Library Month 15 Volunteer Services 16 Wellness 18 Education and Arts...

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Audrey Hanlon Larry Martin Ray Brown Joan Fegely Robert Hoover Don Robbins Kenneth Shertz Robert Winegardner Arlene Ressler Eleanor Chubb Clarice Prescott Naomi Weaver Gene Boughton Judy Dockeray Amanda Stauffer Nancy Abramson Gloria Leik Rhoda Weaver Jeanne Lang Alice Spotts James Hertzler Minnie Faber Kate Basiura Norman Brower Ira Buckwalter Ruth Buehler Vern Mittelstadt Tim Blasko Marian Hollinger Titus Sensenig Betty Sweitzer Ed Frankel

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Glady Hamilton Bill Slothower Mary Wilson Art Algeo Ronald Harris Alice Kuhn Lois Lehr Sharry Tice Minerva Horst Betty Beisel Dick Lehr Kenneth Snyder Carolyn Cochrane Hannah Hauenstein Robert Simon Muriel Winemiller Anne Miller Lou Ford Ruby Frankhouser Milton Horst Christel Huxley Yvonne March Janet Reinert Mark Smith Chuck Spencer Mary Jane Brown Mabel Glick Florence Groff Ellen Poliski Earl Harlan Dale Regener

PUBLISHER Garden Spot Village OUR MISSION We will enrich the lives of older adults as an expression of Christ’s Love.

EDITOR Colleen Musselman DESIGN Brandon Adams PROOF READERS Ruth Buehler, Juanita Fox ILLUSTRATIONS

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APRIL 1-30

APRIL FOOLS FUN!!!

LET’S HAVE SOME APPLE FOOLS FUN… Did you notice the mistakes in the April edition of the Garden Variety? Mistakes have been planted throughout the April issue for you to find.

If you find a mistake, report it to Life Enrichment and claim your prize.

DEVELOPMENT

Linda Dodge, CFRE, Director of Development

ANNUAL BUSINESS EXPO THURSDAY, APRIL 20 A Special Event for Residents, Future Residents and Staff Are you looking for a new dentist or doctor?

Have you compared insurance rates lately?

Would you like to learn about delicious food in the community?

Are you looking for a financial planner?

Do you want to learn about hearing aids?

Would you like to learn more about local businesses?

Residents, future residents and staff are invited to attend the annual Business Expo on Thursday, April 20, 10am - 2pm. Mark your calendar now so you have the opportunity to learn more about local businesses, to sample delicious treats, and to receive samples, discounts and helpful information. We anticipate that approximately 80 businesses will participate again this year. Exhibitors will be located in Village Square, as well as the Indoor Park, the Chapel, the Chapel Lobby and Main Street.

Residents will receive the exhibitor booklet in the campus mail on Friday, April 14. As in the past, this booklet will provide you with the list of businesses attending and their location at the Expo. The committee members hope you will thank the exhibitors for participating. Funds raised from exhibitor fees for this special event go to the Benevolent Fund.

WellSpanHealthTalks

Your goal is better health. We’ll help you get there.

Aortic Aneurysms:

Causes, Symptoms & Treatment Tuesday, April 4, 7 - 8pm Garden Spot Village – Chapel 433 South Kinzer Avenue, New Holland Speaker: Jeffery A. Keyser, DO WellSpan General Surgery Cost: FREE Register: Call (855) 237-4222 to reserve your space.

An aneurysm is a bulge in the wall of an artery. The aorta is the body’s main artery. Arteries are blood vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood from the heart to other parts of the body.

If an aneurysm grows large, it can burst and cause dangerous bleeding or even death. Dr. Keyser will provide an overview of Aortic Aneurysms and discuss the causes, symptoms and treatment associated with them. Learn more at WellSpan.org.

Reserve your space for this FREE program by calling (855) 237-4222.

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DINING SERVICES

Don Bundren, Sodexo, General Manager

Easter Menu

HARVEST TABLE - Brunch Buffet and Stations – ($22.95) TERRACE DINING ROOM – (A la Carte Menu Pricing)

Soup Action Theme Entrées

Spring Pea Bisque with Jumbo Lump Crab Gremolata OMELET STATION: Create Your Own Chef inspired Omelet with Breakfast Potatoes, Fresh Cut Fruit and a Biscuit - (Harvest Table Only) CHALLAH FRENCH TOAST: Your Choice of Warm Compotes Cherry Cheesecake, Nutella and Hazelnut Praline, Traditional Vanilla Bean CARVED ROASTED LEG OF LAMB: with Grainy Mustard & Rosemary and Homemade Mint jam SPIRAL GLAZED HAM: with Raw Beiler Honey, Ginger & Orange Glaze FILET OF ORANGE ROUGHY: with Sweet Scallop Mousse

Sides Desserts

Roasted Asparagus, Prosciutto, and Toasted Pine Nuts Tri Colored Baby Carrots with Marmalade Glaze | Country Mashed Potatoes Baked Three Cheese Elbows | Stewed Tomatoes | Assorted Deviled & Beet Eggs Garden Spot Village Ice Cream | Blushing Strawberry Cup Cakes Carrot Cake Whoopie Pies | Hot Cross Buns

Reservations will be required in TDR, call (6071). Meal Plans will be accepted.

Easter Day, April 16 - Dining Hours are 11am – 2pm; Closed Dinner

Mindful Taste & Learn APRIL 18 - HARVEST TABLE 10AM & 2:30PM Topic: Healthy on a Budget with Chef - Anthony Biscanti & Dietitian - Tara Phillips

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Healthy Choices Made Easy:

www.mindful.sodexo.com

EXPLORE SOMETHING NEW…

Educational Opportunities at Garden Spot Village Main Street Art Gallery

Speaker Series

The Garden Spot Village Art Guild is pleased to announce the Main Street Art Gallery April Show featuring the works of William C. Ressler. Born in Lancaster County, Mr. Ressler went on to serve in the US Army Engineers, graduated from both the University of the Arts in Philadelphia and Cairn University (formerly Phila. Biblical University). His years were spent as a free-lance illustrator and painter.

He is well-known for his scenes of Philadelphia, its suburbs, the New Jersey shore and rural scenes. The show is open to the public during GSV business hours.

7pm, Garden Towers

APRIL 1-30

New Holland Area Historical Society

APRIL 6, THURSDAY

WellSpan Health Talk

The Story of Alouette Cheese, New Holland, will be presented by Greg Gable, Alouette Corporate Chef. In the 1970’s a renowned French cheese maker brought his passion and skill to the United States… a most interesting story. All are welcome. The Speaker Series is held monthly and features guest speakers who capture your attention with stories, history and more.

Mindful Taste & Learn

7pm, Chapel

Historical Society meetings, with varied speakers and topics, are of interest to many who like to learn something new or like to reminisce.

Members and non-members are invited to attend this monthly presentation.

Amish Educational Series APRIL 26, WEDNESDAY

APRIL 18, TUESDAY

7pm, Chapel

See page 4 for details.

Art Guild Presentation

10am or 2:30pm, Harvest Table

APRIL 4, TUESDAY

TED Talks

See ad on page 3 for details.

2:30pm, Theater

See page 13 for details.

APRIL 27, THURSDAY 11am, Theater

APRIL 18, TUESDAY

7pm, Chapel

APRIL 20, THURSDAY

See page 19 for details.

See page 12 for details.

Paint Nite Garden Spot Village, Village Park FRIDAY, APRIL 28 Paint Night, 6:30pm “Blossoms & Boots”

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, you return home with a fabulous painting that YOU have created.

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

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

Family and friends are invited; adults only unless otherwise indicated.

Class size is limited. Sign up at Resident Services.

APRIL 11, TUESDAY

Town Hall with Senator Aument 6:30pm, Chapel

In order to stay connected with the people of the 36th Senatorial District, Senator Ryan Aument hosts regular Town Hall meetings. Discussions include the issues that are most important to Lancaster County communities.

Gathering feedback from community residents is an integral part of his job as your state Senator, and he hopes you can join him for this upcoming event to share your perspective. Open to GSV residents and public.

SATURDAY EVENING CONCERT SERIES 7pm | GSV CHAPEL Public Invited Donations Accepted at the Door Schedule Subject to Change

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Vivace Strings in Concert 5

LIFE ENRICHMENT **Sign up at the Village Square Resident Services.

APRIL 1, SATURDAY Craft & Quilt Sale 8am-3pm, Apartment Suites Lobby

A variety of beautiful handcrafted and quilted items will be sold to benefit the GSV Benevolent Fund. Come and support GSV creativity!

APRIL 3, MONDAY Hymn Sing 7pm, Chapel

Keep Calm … Sing a Song! Tis the musical order from Dale Fox as he leads the April Hymn Sing.

APRIL 4, 11, 18 & 25, TUESDAY Ask-a-Nurse 8:30-10:30am Gardens South Health Center

Weekly, a nurse is on hand to check your blood pressure and answer non-emergency questions, courtesy of WellSpan.

APRIL 4, TUESDAY Village Life Orientation 8:30am, Concord Room

If you have recently moved to Garden Spot Village, consider yourself invited to attend Village Life Orientation (VLO). Meet other newcomers like yourself, as well as, the Social Services and Life Enrichment staff. RSVP to Life Enrichment (6077).

APRIL 4, TUESDAY Frontier Communication 9-11am, Library

A Frontier representative will answer your Frontier billing questions as well as, accept Frontier payment. This service is provided monthly, on the first Tuesday.

APRIL 4, TUESDAY **CASE New Holland Tour 9:15am depart Apartment Suites Lobby See page 20 for details.

APRIL 4, TUESDAY WellSpan Health Talk 7pm, Chapel

See page 3 for details.

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APRIL 5, WEDNESDAY **Twin Valley Show & Breakfast 7:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby See page 20 for details.

APRIL 5, WEDNESDAY Ladies Breakfast 7:30am Yoders Restaurant

Rise and shine ladies! Enjoy your morning breakfast in the company of new friends! Depart the Apartment Suites Lobby at 7:20am or drive on your own. Either way, please do join us!

APRIL 5, WEDNESDAY **Trip Sign-Up Begins 8am, Theater APRIL 5, WEDNESDAY Book Club 2pm, Gardens South Conference Room

Today the Book Club will review Millers Valley by Anna Quinlan. Come to participate, or to listen.

APRIL 6, THURSDAY Coffee & Conversation 9am, Chapel

If you enjoy keeping up with the current pulse of Garden Spot Village, Coffee & Conversation is for you. This casual meeting brings you face to face with administration, providing answers to your questions.

APRIL 6, THURSDAY **Lancaster Symphony Open Rehearsal 2pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby See page 20 for details.

APRIL 6, THURSDAY Speaker Series 7pm, Garden Towers

The Story of Alouette Cheese, New Holland, will be presented by Greg Gable, Alouette Corporate Chef. In the 1970’s a renowned French cheese maker brought his passion and skill to the United States…a most interesting story. All are welcome.

APRIL 7, FRIDAY **Park City 9:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby See page 20 for details.

Colleen Musselman, Director of Life Engagement

APRIL 10, MONDAY Apartment Council 9am, Board Room

If you reside in the Garden Spot Village Apartments, please consider yourself invited to attend the monthly Apartment Council meetings. Guests are always welcome.

APRIL 11, TUESDAY Cottage Council 9am, Board Room

If you are a Garden Spot Village Cottage resident, feel free to attend one or all of the monthly Cottage Council meetings.

APRIL 11, TUESDAY Town Hall with Senator Aument 6:30pm, Chapel See page 5 for details.

APRIL 12 & 26, WEDNESDAY Computer Help 10-11am, Library

Computer Help is offered, twice monthly, courtesy of Rita Moyer, ELANCO Library. No question is too small. Beginners and advanced computer user’s questions are always welcome.

APRIL 12, WEDNESDAY Veritas Academy 10am, Chapel

Veritas Academy, Leola, strives to connect students with truth, beauty and goodness for Christ’s calling.

Working to build musicianship skills and technique, students regularly participate in extra performances and area concerts. Vocal students and instrumentalists are thankful for the opportunity to perform at Garden Spot Village. Come and encourage these budding musicians.

APRIL 14, FRIDAY & APRIL 22, SATURDAY Bingo 7pm, Gardens West Conference Room

Bingo; it’s fun and it’s easy. Come and be a winner.

Cost: $1pp.

LIFE ENRICHMENT CONTINUED APRIL 15, SATURDAY Saturday Evening Concert Series 7pm, Chapel

APRIL 19, WEDNESDAY Library Open House 10am-2pm, GSV Library

APRIL 17, MONDAY Towne Meeting 2pm, Chapel

APRIL 20, THURSDAY GSV Business Expo 10am-2pm

See page 5 for details.

Towne Meeting is held monthly; when was the last time you were able to attend?

APRIL 18, TUESDAY **Quest for Freedom Tour 8:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby See page 20 for details.

APRIL 19, WEDNESDAY **Exton Mall Shopping 9:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby See page 20 for details.

See page 15 for details.

See page 3 for details.

APRIL 20, THURSDAY New Holland Area Historical Society 7pm, Chapel

Historical Society meetings, with varied speakers and topics, are of interest to many who like to learn something new or like to reminisce.

Members and non-members are invited to attend.

APRIL 21, FRIDAY & APRIL 25, TUESDAY **Lunch Bunch 10:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby See page 20 for details.

APRIL 27, THURSDAY Art Guild 11am, Theater See page 19 for details.

APRIL 28, FRIDAY **Paint Nite 6:30pm, Village Park

See page 5 for details.

APRIL 29, SATURDAY National Drug Take Back Initiative 10am-2pm, Village Square

Turn in your unused or expired medication for safe disposal.

Collection site: Garden Spot Village.

Public invited.

Take our Daughters & Sons to Work Day THURSDAY, APRIL 27

The goal of this special day is to provide an opportunity for employees’ children and grandchildren to not only shadow, but to experience, first-hand, the work place setting.

Special events have been planned with young people in mind.

On April 27, 2017, Garden Spot Village and its employees will participate in the annual Take Our Daughters And Sons To WorkÂŽ Day sponsored by the Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Foundation. Garden Spot Village and its employees invite their daughters, sons and grandchildren, between the ages of 7 and 16, to attend. The girls and boys will be participating in interactive learning activities, which will lead this New Generation at Work towards a future where they can participate fully in work, family, and community. The theme for this year is Count on Me which reflects the options youth and adults have, in order to make the world a better place on a personal level, in the family, in the community, in the country, and in the whole world through making better choices. It is the intent that the employees and residents of Garden Spot Village will serve as role models and, will inspire the girls and boys to strive to attain their full potential. Moreover, girls and boys will discover how courses such as science, math, English, and business can better prepare them for a wide variety of jobs and will become aware of the skills needed to be hired in specific professions.

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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.

YOUR TRASH IS ANOTHER MINISTRIES CASH April 1 - 30

DID YOU KNOW...

WE HAVE ONGOING COLLECTIONS OF:

SERVING LUNCH AT

Water Street Ministries Lancaster, PA 10:15am depart Apartment Suites Lobby. Six servers needed per visit to serve lunch.

MONTHLY VISITS: • April 21 • May 19 • June 30 • July 21 • August 18 • September 29 • October 20 • November 17 • December 29 To volunteer, contact Life Enrichment (6007)

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• Soda Can Tabs for Ronald McDonald House • Used Eye Glasses for Lions Club • Soup Can Labels & Cereal Box Tops for Elementary School • Envelopes with used stamps for Benevolent Fund For more information, please contact Life Enrichment (6007).

MARKETING

Scott Miller, Chief Medical Officer

Thank you for inviting your friends, family and new acquaintances to the Look & Learns! When you’re talking to people about Garden Spot, please, continue to feel free to extend hospitality by inviting them to a Look & Learn.

If they’ve been to a Look & Learn you can suggest Discover Sycamore Springs. It’s similar in format with a focus on our growing community and a visit to one of the new houses. People find these sessions extremely beneficial and they help keep us full, which is good for all of us.

The Marathon | Half Marathon | Kids Marathon is happening on April 7 and 8. Thank you to everyone helping that day either directly or behind the scenes. So far, we have just over 1,100 registered runners. Runners are coming from 31 states, Canada, Cayman Islands, Denmark, Italy and the Ukraine.

As always, we anticipate an amazing day!

M ED I A

G A LLERY

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

Invite your friends to

DISCOVER

SYCAMORE SPRINGS Seminar & Luncheon

UPCOMING DATES: TUESDAY, APRIL 11 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26 THURSDAY, MAY 4 Check-in at Village Square

Check-in: 10-10:30am Presentation: 10:30-12 noon Lunch: 12-1pm Sycamore Springs Tour: After Lunch Could SYCAMORE SPRINGS Be For You?

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COMMUNITY CORE VALUE UPDATE

For 15 years, we’ve talked about the value of teamwork and that is still an important value, but as the board discussed it recently, we believe that the value of Community is actually a higher calling. As we identify the value of Community, it is a recognition that we are hardwired to care, connect, and serve...

NEW BEGINNINGS

Juanita Fox recently participated in new employee orientation. At the outset, she wondered why it would take three full days to learn about Garden Spot Village and the various Garden Spot Communities. As she walked in the very first morning and CEO Steve Lindsey greeted her, Juanita realized that orientation was not going to be what she had expected...

Read more at: gardenspotvillage.org/blog

Get details & register at: sycamoresprings.net/seminars

Invite your friends to

LOOK & LEARN Interestingly, 85% of those who live here were referred by other residents. We believe that’s a great way to build a community, and encourage friendships that last.

UPCOMING DATES: TUESDAY, APRIL 18 THURSDAY, MAY 25 THRUSDAY, JUNE 22

Check-in: 10-10:30am Presentation: 10:30-12 noon Lunch: 12-1pm Tour: After Lunch Get details & register at: gardenspotvillage.org/ look-and-learn

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Trash-to-Cash Collection: April 1-30 See page 8 for details.

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Worship Service 10:00 am / C Rev Jack Estep Communion Lenten Service 7pm / C

9 PALM SUNDAY Worship Service 10:00am / C Pastor Chet Yoder Lenten Service 7pm / C

16 EASTER

Worship Service 10:00am / C Pastor Chet Yoder

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4 8:00 Prayer Mtg GWCR 9:30 Handbells GT 2:30 LEFS Mtg GSCR 6:30 Bridge-for-Fun GWCR 7:00 Hymn Sing C 7:00HeritageQuest&Genealogy** T

8:30 VLO Concord Rm 8:30-10:30 Ask-a-Nurse GSHC 9-11 Frontier L 9:15 CASE New Holland** 7:00 WellSpan Health Talk C GAME NIGHT

10 8:00 Prayer MtgGWCR 9:00 Apt Council BR 9:30 Handbells GT 10:00 Caregivers Concord 11:30 GSHS American History Day 2:00 Memory Support MVCR 6:30 Bridge-for-Fun GWCR

11 DISCOVER SYCAMORE SPRINGS 8:30-10:30 Ask-a-Nurse GSHC 9:00 Cottage Council BR 9:00 Global Missions GWCR 1:30 Train Club GWCR 6:30 Town Hall Mtg C 7:00 Wingnuts T

17 8:00 Prayer Mtg 9:30 Handbells 2:00 Towne Mtg. 6:30 Bridge-for-Fun

18 LOOK & LEARN 8 & 3 Stress Walk P 8:30 Quest for Freedom** 8:30-10:30 Ask-a-Nurse GSHC 10:00 Mindful Taste & Learn HT 2:30 TED Talks T 2:30 Mindful Taste & Learn HT

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Worship Service 10:00am / C Rev Paul Dodge

24 8:00 Prayer Mtg GWCR 9:30 Handbells GT 10:00 Mens Caregivers BR 2:00 Parkinson’s Concord 6:30 Bridge-for-Fun GWCR

25 8:30-10:30 Ask-a-Nurse GSHC 10:00 Women Alone GWCR 10:45 Lunch Bunch**

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Worship Service 10:00am / C Pastor Chet Yoder

5 TRIP SIGN UP 7:30 Twin Valley* 7:30 Ladies Brea 8:00 Trip Sign Up 8:30 Men’s Fellow 9:00 GSV Quilter 10:00 Living w/L 1:00 Crafts 2:00 Book Club 6:30 Pinochle 7:00 Bible Study 12 9:00 GSV Quilte 10:00 Veritas 10-11 Computer 1:00 Crafts 2:00 Light. Side M 6:30 Pinochle 7:00 Bible Study

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8:00 Widowers Breakfast 9:00 Coffee & Conversation C 10:00 Bible Study/Sally GT 1:00 Cross Stitch CR 2:00 Lanc Symphony** 6:30 Mah Jongg GWCR 7:00 Speaker Series GT

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8:30 Making a Diff.

GSCR 9:30 Village Voices GT 9:30 Park City** 10 & 2 & 7 Friday Flicks T 6:00 GSV Kids Marathon

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GSV Marathon 8am / P

13 10:00 Bible Study/Merv GSCR 10:00 Essential Tremor BR 1:00 Cross Stitch CR 3:00 Low Vision GT 6:30 Mah Jongg GWCR

14 GOOD FRIDAY 8:30 Act. Comm.

GSCR 9:30 Village Voices GT 9:00 Culture Class T 10 & 7 Friday Flicks T 1:30 Good Friday Service C 7:00 Bingo GWCR

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20 BUSINESS EXPO 7:30 Men’s Breakfast 1:00 Cross Stitch 6:30 Mah Jongg 7:00 NH Hist Society

21 9:30 Village Voices 9:30 Woodshop Mtg. 10:45 Lunch Bunch** 10 & 2 & 7 Friday Flicks 10:15 Water St.

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27 DAUGHTERS & SONS TO WORK DAY 28 9:00 Computer Club BR 9:30 Village Voices 10:00 Bible Study/Merv GSCR 10 & 2 & 7 Friday Flicks 11:00 Art Guild T 6:30 Paint Nite** 1:00 Cross Stitch CR 6:30 Mah Jongg GWCR

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IN THE THEATER APRIL 7 & 14, FRIDAY Friday Flicks, 10am (cc), 2pm (cc) & 7pm, Theater No 2pm movie on April 14 due to Good Friday Service.

Feature: Miracles from Heaven — Based on an incredible true story, a 10-year old has an incurable disease but an extraordinary miracle unfolds that leaves medical specialists mystified.

2016 / 109 min / PG

APRIL 11, TUESDAY WingNuts, 7-9pm, Theater

The GSV Remote Control Airplane Club, also known as the WingNuts, invites you to try your hand at flying airplanes – on the big screen that is. It’s fun and no damage is done if you crash!

APRIL 18, TUESDAY TED Talks, 2:30pm, Theater

TED, Ideas Worth Spreading … features experts in a variety of fields who present unique ways of looking at their respective fields of expertise.

Topics: 1) Untold Story of the Sistine Chapel and, 2) Architecture that is Built to Heal

APRIL 19, WEDNESDAY Ladies Night, 7pm, Theater

Feature: The Dressmaker — The Dressmaker tells the story of the beautiful and talented Tilly Dunnage (Kate Winslet). After years working as a dressmaker in Parisian fashion houses, Tilly returns home and transforms the town women.

2016 / 118 min / Drama / R (language & a scene of violence)

APRIL 21 & 28, FRIDAY Friday Flicks, 10am (cc), 2pm (cc) & 7pm, Theater

Feature: A Man Called Ove — An isolated retiree, Ove is the angry man next door. Ove has given up on life. Enter a young family in the neighborhood and an unlikely friendship begins. A heartwarming tale of unreliable first impressions, and the gentle reminder that life is sweeter when it is shared. 2015 / 1hr 56min / Drama / PG-13

APRIL 1

APRIL 8

Robert Fulton Mud Sale

Rawlinsville Mud Sale

APRIL 2 & 7-9

APRIL 13-29

Robert Fulton Volunteer Fire Co 717.548.8995

Cavod Academy presents “FOOLS”

APRIL 6-9

GSHS presents

“HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL”

Rawlinsville Volunteer Fire Co 717.284.3023

Lanc. Co. Best Kept Secrets Tour www.bestkeptsecretstour.com APRIL 23 & 24

Dolls,Toys& Dollhouse Show Lanc. Farm & Home Center www.farmandhomecenter.com

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PASTORAL SERVICES Pastor Chet Yoder, Director of Pastoral Services WORSHIP SCHEDULE APRIL 2

Message: Rev. Jack Estep Communion

APRIL 9

Message: Pastor Chet Yoder Music: Jim Zimmerman

APRIL 16

Message: Pastor Chet Yoder Music: Chapel Quartet

APRIL 23

Message: Rev. Paul Dodge Mission Minute: Gideons

APRIL 30

Message: Pastor Chet Yoder Music: Village Ringers

VISITING CHURCHES • OUR LADY OF LOURDES - 1st Tuesday Mass, Chapel - Thursday Communion, Prayer Room • TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH - 2nd Thursday Communion, Prayer Room • ANGLICAN CHURCH - Sunday Service, Chapel • GOSHEN BAPTIST CHURCH - March & September, Concord

UPCOMING PASTORAL EVENTS APRIL 2 & 9, SUNDAY Lenten Vesper Service 7pm, Chapel

Music and meditations from the letters to the 7 churches in Revelation.

APRIL 5 & 19, WEDNESDAY Men’s Christian Fellowship 8:30am, Gardens West Conference Room Conversation for all men about spiritual topics. Presenters this month are Chuck Nemec and Mike Cormany.

APRIL 5, 12 & 19, WEDNESDAY Wednesday Evening Bible Study 7pm, Garden Towers ALPHA Course: Everything you’ve ever wondered about the basics of Christianity!

APRIL 6, THURSDAY Widowed and Single Men’s Breakfast 8am, Concord Room Good food and conversation for all widowed and single men at GSV.

APRIL 6, THURSDAY Sally Mittelstadt Bible Study 10am, Garden Towers

Sally concludes the study of 2 Peter.

APRIL 6, THURSDAY The Community Church at GSV Prayer Meeting 12:30pm, Concord Room Intercessory prayer for personal, community, and mission concerns.

APRIL 14, FRIDAY ELANCO Good Friday Service 1:30pm, Chapel

A Passion Remembered with special presentation by Piercing Word and Music by Village Voices.

APRIL 25, TUESDAY Women Alone 10am, Gardens West Conference Room

Marilyn Nettles will surprise us with a colonial cooking show, Eating on the Frontier. Join us for a fun hour of remembering and tasting how it used to be!

MAY 3, WEDNESDAY Retired Pastors, Church and Mission Workers Seminar/Luncheon 9:30am-12:30pm, Chapel

To all who have been actively involved in pastoral ministry, mission work, or Christian school ministry and their spouses (widows and widowers included), you are invited to a seminar/ luncheon at GSV. Sometimes, after a change in role from active ministry or church related assignments to retirement or a different less formal assignment, the question emerges, Now What? We will be resourced by Gerald and Marlene Kaufman, Brownstown, PA, who have been involved in an active counseling ministry for many years and who are navigating the retirement path.

Discussion time allotted. This seminar/ luncheon is offered as a gift, at no charge, in recognition of your ministry to the community. Sign up at Resident Services.

APRIL 13 & 27, THURSDAY Merv Horst Bible Study 10am, Gardens South Conference Room “12 Themes In Isaiah”

AMISH EDUCATIONAL SERIES, 7PM, CHAPEL April 26 – The Amish Today:

An Overview presented by leading Amish interpreter Steve Nolt with response by a local Amish historian.

May 3 – Amish Inventiveness:

Conversation with Amish entrepreneurs (Aeroponic Greenhouse Builder & Ark Encounter Construction Supervisor) moderated by Kevin King, Executive Director of Mennonite Disaster Service

May 10 – Amish School Teaching:

Conversation with several members of the Amish School Committee, an Amish school teacher, and historical review of Yoder vs. Wisconsin. Moderated by Ken Sensenig, Assistant East Coast Director of Mennonite Central Committee.

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SOCIAL SERVICES Karen Horning, Director of Social Services COMMUNITY SUPPORT GROUPS These groups are a free opportunity to learn from each other, find supportive understanding, be encouraged, and learn new educational information and life skills.

Online Hearing Loss Network www.hearingloss.gsvnet.org

The Garden Spot Hearing Loss Network is a resident only safe place to ask questions and compare services notes.

Live a more interconnected and enriched life. Create a free account. Contact Karen Horning (6010) if you have any questions or suggestions.

APRIL 5, WEDNESDAY Living with Loss Group – How Do I Respond to an Unfading Feeling of Deep Depression?

10am, Board Room Join the Living with Loss Group to watch a short video about depression, and then engage in a discussion about the video and our personal experiences with the depression that sometimes accompanies grief. Group participants do not have to share. 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.

APRIL 10, MONDAY Caregiver’s Support Group – Take the Fear Out of Treatment 10am, Concord Room

The Alzheimer’s Association and Garden Spot Village cosponsor a support group for family caregivers of persons with dementia. Martin DeSantis, MD, with Pennsylvania Counseling Services is a Consulting Psychiatrist to Garden Spot Village. Dr. DeSantis will present Take the Fear Out of Treatment. Come hear how the right treatment plan can improve the quality of life for persons with Dementia and the caregiver. 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).

APRIL 10, MONDAY Memory Support Group – Maintaining Independence 2pm, Mountain View Conference Room

A support group for individuals in the first stage of Alzheimer’s/Dementia will meet to continue the discussion on ways to maintain independence. Call Joanne Morton (6076) for more information.

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APRIL 13, THURSDAY Essential Tremor Support Group – My Most Important Questions About ET 10am, Board Room

The support group for individuals with Essential Tremors and their families and friends will meet for a group discussion. Come prepared with a question to ask your fellow experts. This quarterly support group is affiliated with the International Essential Tremor Foundation. Call Sherilyn Lapp (6264) for more information.

APRIL 13, THURSDAY Low Vision Support Group – Healthy Living for Aging Eyes 3pm, Garden Towers (Note Change of Location) Special guest speaker, Dr. Jonathan Andrews, OD, Optometric Associates, will present Healthy Living for Aging Eyes. Come learn what steps we can take to maximize our vision as we get older. Call Karen Horning (6010) for more information.

APRIL 19, WEDNESDAY Sharing with Supportive Friends 10:30am, Social Services Conference Room

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.

APRIL 24, MONDAY Men’s Caregivers Group 10am, Board Room

If you are a male caring for a spouse with dementia, consider joining this monthly group of men for discussion, information, and support. Contact Joanne Morton (6076) for additional information.

APRIL 24, MONDAY Parkinson’s Support Group – Preparing for Visits to the Hospital or Doctor 2pm, Theater

The group for individuals and their family members living with Parkinson’s Disease will meet. The group will host a special presentation, Preparing for Visits to the Hospital or Doctor with special guest speaker Krista Gray, C.R.N.P., Wellspan Internal Medicine. Call Sherilyn Lapp (6264) for more information.

APRIL 25, TUESDAY Healthcare Spouse Group – DJ’s Taste of the 50’s Diner

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 DJ’s Taste of the 50’s Diner, Lancaster; departing 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.

SOCIAL SERVICES COUNTED Online Tip-offs to Prevent Rip-offs

A few clicks, and a purchase can be delivered within days. Online shopping can be a convenient way to save time and money, especially when transportation becomes a challenge. The Federal Trade Commission recommends we keep the following tip-offs in mind: • Anyone can set up an online shop. Before placing an order, confirm the shop has a physical address and phone number where they can be reached if there is a problem with the order.

• Scammers often offer luxury brands at ridiculously low prices to trick us.

• Clicking on pop-up ads can download viruses, spyware, malware, and other unwanted software to the computer. Best bet is to avoid pop-up ads.

• Legitimate sellers do not restrict payment to a wire transfer or prepaid cards.

Healthy Living for Aging Eyes

Jonathan Andrews, OD, Optometric Associates

APRIL 13, THURSDAY 3pm, Garden Towers

Everyone is invited to join the Low Vision Group. See page 14 for details.

Come Celebrate

National Library Month with us!

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 10AM-2PM, GSV LIBRARY Refreshments | Free Books

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

CHANNEL 956

Mondays: Gaithers - Southern gospel and contemporary Christian music. (90 min.)

Wednesdays : Space Race - From World War II’s end to 1969’s moon landing, the U.S. and Soviet Union compete to be the first to put a human in space in the dramatic retelling. (50 min.)

Fridays: Hidden Kingdoms - The world is a big, dangerous place for the small creatures such as a baby elephant, chipmunk or a rhinoceros beetle. Zoom in to see the daily lives of these tiny animals within their hidden environments. (58 min.)

APRIL FUN FEATURE:

Easter Egg Hunt - Hunt Channel 956, daily, for a hidden Easter Egg. Answers will be posted at Life Enrichment. Have fun and Happy Easter.

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.

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VOLUNTEER SERVICES

Deborah Fast, Director of Volunteer Services

SHARE & CARE THRIFT SHOP CELEBRATES 15 YEARS

Founder Bonnie Gerig Shares Recollections This year marks the 15-year anniversary of the Share & Care Thrift Shop at Garden Spot Village. Throughout the year we’re celebrating this landmark in a variety of ways, including creation of a timeline in the hallway outside the shop. Be sure to stop by and take a look! We’ve also set a half million dollar sales goal for the lifetime of the shop by the end of this fiscal year (June). Your donations and purchases will help us to reach this goal! In this article, founder Bonnie Gerig recalls how it all began.

Fifteen years ago Bonnie Gerig, then GSV Marketing Director, saw that many residents moving to or within Garden Spot Village had furniture and other household goods they no longer needed. As she thought about that need, she envisioned a small shop that could sell these items. Plus, she imagined, the shop’s sales could benefit the Benevolent Fund.

Gerig spoke with then Chief Executive Officer Nevin Kraybill, who encouraged her to find a room to open the shop. A maintenance storage room on the lower level of Village Square soon became the home for the new Share & Care Thrift Shop. A small committee of residents began to plan and dream for the shop’s future, discussing policies and procedures, advertising and promotion. Before they knew it, donations started pouring in and the shop was open.

The committee constantly worked to expand and improve the store, adding shelving and displays. An article in a local newspaper promoted the good work the women were doing and the public wanted to shop too! The shop’s location near an outside entrance was perfect for public traffic, and it soon became known in the New Holland community as a good place to find quality used furniture.

In retrospect, Gerig says, “I never had any idea it was going to grow and have the impact that it does now. The fact that volunteers give so much time to the shop means that all of the revenue can go to the Benevolent Fund. It’s been a winwin for everyone.”

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VOLUNTEER SERVICES CONTINUED THE HEALER’S VISIT: HEALING WITH MUSIC

James Schaller, Clinical Musician, to Speak at Garden Spot Village WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 2017 10-11am, Garden Towers All are invited to a special event hosted by Caring Connections that explores how caregivers can use music to help bring wholeness. Join clinical musician and composer, James Schaller, for an introduction to the art of healing with music. Gain insight into the elemental truths of sound and healing that ground this practice in science, and learn how certain types of recorded music can support your daily caregiving.

This presentation is perfect for family, volunteer and professional caregivers who need to create an environment to support healing at home or in a care environment. James is a clinical musician, composer and consultant who has created music programs for hospices and trains medical staff how to use therapeutic music. He also consults with healthcare facilities on how to improve patient and staff environments through custom music delivery.

About James Schaller: James Schaller, CMP is a clinical musician, composer, and consultant who is trained to deliver music at the bedside in medical situations. He lectures to medical teams and caregiver organizations on the use of music in order to reduce pain and anxiety and support recovery, and his work has grown to inspire families on how to manage their sound and media environments.

As the creator of The Healer’s Visit, James also mentors thousands of volunteers in hospices, hospitals, churches, nursing homes and community service organizations in the therapeutic use of recorded and live music. His original music has been used in medical facilities throughout the world in order to reduce pain and anxiety and bring peace to patients and families.

Please join us for this exciting presentation! James will speak with the group, share some music and also answer any questions at the end of the presentation.

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WELLNESS APRIL IS FINANCES MONTH

There are Eight Facets to the Framework of your wellness.

They are Fitness, Faith, Finances, Footprint, Food, Family-Friends, Feelings, and Focus.

Definition of Financial Wellness: the balance between having a healthy state of well-being today, while preparing financially for tomorrow. It is not necessarily about being wealthy, but it is a state of psychological well-being in which one feels control over current finances and financial future.

Follow These 3 Steps to Achieve Financial Wellness. Don’t be overwhelmed with negative thinking about finances. Here are some real steps and healthy habits to chip away at debt and build savings.

Control debt Know what you owe and make a plan to control debt with these tips: •

Pay off credit cards with high interest rates first—then get rid of them.

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ay as much as you can on your smallest debts and P pay at least the minimum on large ones—even modest accomplishments can be great motivation.

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I f you buy a home, it should cost no more than 2 to 2.5 times your household income, and your mortgage should be no more than 80% of the home’s value.

Spend smart Live within your means: •

rite down every expense for a month to see where your W money is going. You may be able to identify ‘extra money’ to apply to savings.

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ake a realistic budget using convenient online tools such M as Mint.com.

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I f you have two incomes, try to cover all your expenses with one and use the other for savings.

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efore buying something, ask yourself if you really, really B need it. Maybe wait a few weeks to decide.

The income and expenses worksheet from the FDIC can help you review your finances. (See the back of April’s Financial wellness calendar) Increase savings Saving for retirement, education, emergencies, or other expenses can give you peace of mind:

RENOVATIONS UPDATE:

Renovations are still on schedule and due to be completed this month.

We are planning to reopen all areas May 1 after all the equipment has arrived and been set up.

The pool and spa are open and water aerobic programs are continuing but locker rooms are closed.

Five changing cabanas are on the pool deck and one Changing Room near the restrooms.

The restrooms, down the hall between Adult Day Services and Administration offices, are available.

The Fitness equipment has been relocated to Garden North Exercise Room and will stay there.

Our Wellness programs have been relocated to Garden North Exercise Room or Gardens West Conference Room. Please check the Wellness calendar for the new location of your program.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS…

APRIL 7, FRIDAY, 6PM, PAVILION YMCA Kids marathon, Marathon Pasta Dinner & Expo APRIL 8, SATURDAY

6:30am until 2pm, Pavilion GSV Marathon

APRIL 18, TUESDAY

10am or 2:30pm, Harvest Table Mindful Taste & Learn Topic: Healthy on a Budget MAY 10, WEDNESDAY

8am-noon, between Wellness & Housekeeping H2O wear, swim suit sale

MAY 11-19 Grand Re-opening of the Wellness Center, look for week-long events.

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Give savings the same importance as paying bills, and save something from each paycheck.

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ee if your company has an automatic savings program.

S Contribute at least enough to qualify for matching funds, if offered.

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any experts suggest putting at least 10% of your income M into savings—and some recommend as much as 25%.

Sound too hard? Start with one percent of your paycheck and increase as your salary grows.

APRIL 18, TUESDAY National Stress Awareness Day Walk

ave enough in an emergency fund to cover at least six S months’ worth of expenses—nine to twelve is even better. If you ever use it, rebuild it fast.

MAY 23, TUESDAY World Turtle Day Walk

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Need a few more pointers?

Visit AmericaSaves.org for a list of 54 ways to save money.

Wellness Financial Tips calendar and Program Schedules are available at the Gardens North Exercise Room, the Pool deck and the Apartment Suites Lobby.

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Lauren Graber, Director of Wellness

WALK/RUNS

8am and/or 3pm depart Pavilion

SIGN-UP’S CONTINUED It’s Baseball Season…

Play Ball!!!

(Sign up begins April 5)

MAY 10, WEDNESDAY **LANCASTER BARNSTORMERS VS S. MD. BLUE CRABS 9:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Game time, 11am

It’s Senior Community Day at Clipper Stadium.

Cost: $13pp includes game & transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

JUNE 1, THURSDAY **LANCASTER BARNSTORMERS VS. SOMERSET PATRIOTS 9:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Game time, 11am

Come cheer on the Barnstormers with fellow senior communities.

Cost: $13pp includes game & transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

AUGUST 7, MONDAY **READING FIGHTIN’ PHILS 16TH ANNUAL SENIOR DAY 8am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Game time, 9:35am

Again this year, Garden Spot Village is a game sponsor so your game ticket is Free, compliments of GSV. Cost: $5pp includes game & transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

JUNE 6, TUESDAY **HISTORIC LANCASTER WALKING TOUR 9:15am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 1:30pm (Sign-up begins April 5)

Spend a leisurely walk through downtown Lancaster. A costumed tour guide will show you the true beauty and fascinating history of this interesting city. Your tour will end at Lancaster’s Central Market, the country’s oldest farmers market, where you may enjoy lunch on your own.

Cost: $11pp includes walking tour, guide & transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

JUNE 13, TUESDAY **MANSIONS ALONG THE DELAWARE 8am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 6:30pm

Enjoy a visit to the country estates of Andalusia, Pennsbury Manor and Grundy Mansion along the banks of the Delaware River. Explore three centuries of gracious living as you embark on this elegant bus tour. A step-on guide will accompany you. Lunch will be served at the Historic King George Inn, Americas oldest operating Inn, circa 1681.

Cost: $98pp includes attractions, dining experience, guide, coach & gratuities.

Sign up at Resident Services.

JULY 13, THURSDAY **SAVOR GETTYSBURG WITH ELITE COACH 9am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 6pm. (Sign up begins April 5)

Spend an enjoyable day in the Gettysburg area combining history and food. We’ll travel to the brand new Gettysburg Heritage Center where we’ll learn about the town of Gettysburg. Our food tour will include delicious servings at the Dobbin House (1776), One Lincoln/Gettysburg Hotel, Appalachian Brewing Co. and Mr. G’s Homemade Ice Cream. A step-on guide will accompany us as we make our way through this historic culinary adventure. Cost: $96pp includes attractions, dining experience, guide, coach & gratuities. Sign up at Resident Services.

EDUCATION AND ARTS… LEARNING SOMETHING FEW! APRIL 26, WEDNESDAY 12 **BRAND NEW DIMENSIONAL CARD-MAKING CLASS 2pm, Art Studio (Sign up begins April 5)

Marie Diehl returns to teach a brand new card-making class. Limited to 12 participants, be sure to sign up early.

Cost: $3pp includes supplies.

Sign up at Resident Services.

APRIL 27, THURSDAY ART GUILD 11am, Theater

Guest speaker: William C. Ressler whose artwork is displayed in the Garden Spot Village Main Street Art Gallery during the month of April.

APRIL 28, FRIDAY **PAINT NITE 6:30-9pm, Village Park

See page 5 for details.

MAY 10, WEDNESDAY **COMPUTER CLASS 10-11am, Library (Sign up begins April 5)

Overdrive Review will be taught courtesy of ELANCO Library. Learn how to download audio books, e-books, and more through the Public Library System.

Teacher: Rita Moyer.Sign up at Resident Services.

MAY 15, MONDAY & MAY 16, TUESDAY **AARP DRIVER RECKLESSNESS COURSE 2-Day Introduction to Driver Safety

MAY 18, THURSDAY AARP DRIVER SAFETY 1-DAY REFRESHER COURSE Both classes will be held 9am-1pm, Garden Towers (Apt Suites 3rd floor classroom)

Drivers, age 50+, will learn defensive driving techniques. Skills will also be taught in order to operate your vehicle more safely in today’s increasingly challenging driving environment. You may be able to receive a discount upon completion of this course, so consult your insurance agent for details. Public welcome. Class size is limited to 5 participants minimum and 30 participants maximum.

Cost: $15pp AARP members / $20pp non-members. Make checks payable to AARP. Please note, this course will NOT be billed on your GSV account. Payment is required at class. Sign up at Resident Services.

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LIFE ENRICHMENT APRIL 2017 BE SURE TO SIGN UP! WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5

TRIP SIGN-UP beginning 8am, Theater

APRIL 4, TUESDAY **CASE NEW HOLLAND TOUR 9:15am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 11:30am

CNH Industrial is a global leader which designs, produces and sells state-of-the-art agricultural and construction equipment. At their New Holland plant, you can see your favorite red equipment brought to life.

Plant tours are free but include 1 ½ hours of walking (walking devices allowed). Comfortable, closed toed shoes are required.

Cost: $0.00 Sign up at Resident Services.

APRIL 5, WEDNESDAY **TWIN VALLEY SHOW & BREAKFAST 7:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 12:30pm

Twin Valley High School proudly presents 42nd Street, a musical and dance extravaganza. You are invited to participate in a special Breakfast and Show for senior groups.

Cost: $10pp includes breakfast, show and transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

APRIL 5, WEDNESDAY **TRIP SIGN-UP DAY 8am, Theater APRIL 6, THURSDAY **LANCASTER SYMPHONY OPEN REHEARSAL 2pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 5:30pm The Lancaster Symphony Orchestra welcomes senior groups and home school groups to their final Open Rehearsal of the season. Listen to the music, meet the orchestra and be introduced to special musical guests.

Cost: $5pp transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

APRIL 7, FRIDAY **PARK CITY 9:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 1:30pm

Enjoy a morning of spring shopping pleasures. Travel to Park City but leave the driving to us.

Cost: $5pp transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

APRIL 18, TUESDAY **QUEST FOR FREEDOM; UNDERGROUND RAILROAD TOUR 8:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 1pm

The Amish Experience at Plain & Fancy Farm presents Quest for Freedom; Underground Railroad Tour combining 17th-century technology with live actors. Lancaster County, a hotbed of Underground Railroad activity, culturally aligns with the Anabaptist struggle for freedom. This specialized tour will feature the Magic Lantern Show, a popular form of entertainment prior to the Civil War. The Underground Railroad driving tour with stepon guide and Jacob’s Choice is a presentation on Amish life in America.

Cost: $29pp includes show, tour and transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

APRIL 19, WEDNESDAY **EXTON MALL SHOPPING 9:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 1:30pm Spring is here and the stores are filled with beautiful spring fashions. This is just the lift you need.

Cost: $5pp transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

APRIL 21, FRIDAY & APRIL 25, TUESDAY **LUNCH BUNCH 10:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 2:30pm (Sign up begins April 5) Travel with Lunch Bunch to the home of Melvin and Sally Esh, Gordonville.

Enjoy a home cooked family style meal featuring two entrees, potatoes, vegetables, homemade bread, relishes, beverage and of course several desserts. All this homemade lusciousness for only $16pp, tax and gratuity included.

Cost: $5pp transportation and $16pp (cash) family style dinner.

Sign up at Resident Services.

MAY 1, MONDAY **BOLLMAN HAT & MAD HATTER TOUR 9:15am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 4pm (Sign up begins April 5)

Join us for a day of memories and fun in preparation for the Kentucky Derby, where men and women wear their fancy hats. Today we tour the Bollman Hat Outlet and the Mad Hatter Antique Mall. Founded in 1868, The Bollman Hat Company is America’s oldest hat maker. A walk through the Mad Hatter Antique Mall will take you back in time featuring 100+ dealers.

Complete your day with a lunch stop at the Park Place Diner (formerly Zinn’s Diner).

Cost: $5pp transportation (lunch cost on own) Sign up at Resident Services.

MAY 3, WEDNESDAY & MAY 4, THURSDAY GSHS BUSINESS INTERVIEW DAY 7:30am, 9am or 1pm

Are you willing to offer teachable moments to local high school students?

If so, the students of Garden Spot High School are in need of future professional job interview practice.

Students will be interviewing for pretend future employment at Garden Spot Village. Teachers are asking for encouragement and honest feedback for their students. Individuals who have held any type of past professional job are asked to give a bit of time to help these students. An HR job is not required, just experience in the work world. Interview questions will be provided. Each adult will be asked to interview 5 students, 10-15 minutes each. Three time slots are available daily. Contact Life Enrichment (6007) or (6133) for additional information and to sign up.

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