GARDENVARIETY THE
ISSUE 06 / SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER 2024
CHARTING A PATH TO PURPOSEFUL LIVING:
Your Bi-Monthly Independent Living Journey at Garden Spot Village
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BUS TRIP: LADIES TO LUNCH
Wednesday, September 18
Join us for lunch at Doc & Bubba’s located in Berks County near Mohnton.
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QUILT FEST
Saturday, September 28
A day to celebrate the art of quilting in Village Park.
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SERENADE W/ EMMANUEL
Wednesday, October 9
Delight in a Mexican meal with music from by Emmanuel on the Creamery Patio.
Future resident Rita McEldorney and her daughter enjoy a brisk fall walk in this
photo by Jeremy Hess, Premise Studio.
EVENT SIGN-UP DAYS
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 & OCTOBER 1, 9AM, THEATER
Events needing advance registration are red with** at the end of the event title . If a waiting list becomes necessary, we may schedule a second trip.
Please note that the schedule is subject to change.
REMINDER: For early birds coming on Event Sign-Up Days, a volunteer is on-site at 8:30am to distribute numbers. Calling starts at 9am. If absent when called, a new number is issued on return. For questions, contact Life Experiences at (6007) or (6059).
EVENTS ICON KEY:
Community-Wide Meeting
Continuing Education
Concerts & Live
Entertainment
Dining Services
Health & Wellness
Marketing & Sales
Micro
Communities
Mission
Advancement
Off Campus
Excursion
Pastoral Services
Social Service
Advocacy
Special Event
Theatre
Experiences
Volunteer Services
SEPTEMBER COMMUNITY EXPERIENCES
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
Making A Difference Collection: September 1-30
We are collecting winter coats (new) on the coat rack by the Apartment Suites Welcome Center. See display.
Main Street Art Gallery September 1-30
Artist Deb Watson will display her realist, watercolor and oil paintings.
Apartment Suites Display Case September 1-30
The Quilters will display items in anticipation of the Quilt Fest. RSVP Date for Autumn Soirée
See September 14 event listing for details. Event benefits the Benevolent Fund. RSVP at https://gsc.gl/GS24 or call Wendy Nagle at 717.355.6215.
Worship Service 10am, Chapel
Missions Moment and Sermon: Andres & Angelica Prins.
Hymn Sing
7pm, Chapel
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
Story Shacks
Story Shacks will be collected on September 9. Please return borrowed books to a Story Shack.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
Event Sign-up Day
9am, Theater
Come and sign up for events that require advance registration. See the notice on page 2 for details.
Grief Support - “BASIS”
7pm, Prayer and Meditation Room
*Please note the change in time!
Brothers and Sisters in Support is a monthly group for parents/grandparents who have experienced the death of a child/grandchild. It is a ministry to encourage parents on their grief journey, both immediately and long term. Contact group leader, Dan Steinman at 717.859.4777 for more information.
Special Feature: All in the Family
7pm, Theater
“All in the Family” is touted as the series that brought reality to prime-time TV entertainment.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
Men’s Christian Fellowship Meeting in various locations
A continuing study series in Genesis for men. Contact Don Aldrich (610.299.0713).
Ladies’ Breakfast
8am, Yoder’s Restaurant
Please join us for breakfast and welcome our special guest Emma Coward, DayBreak Program Coordinator. Drive yourself or ride the shuttle with pick up at Apartment Suites Lobby. Cost: meal on your own.
Directory Photo Day
10am-2pm, The Foundry
If your directory photo is missing or older than three years, contact Juanita Fox at 717.355.6157 to schedule an appointment, or drop in during the listed times.
Book Club
2pm, Gardens South Conference Room
Discussion around The Women by Kristin Hannah.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
Widowed & Single Men’s Breakfast 8am, Concord Room
Breakfast and conversation for all widowed and single GSV men.
Coffee & Conversation
9am, Chapel & GSV-TV
Q&A with Steve Lindsey, CEO, and Steve Muller, COO in person or by calling/texting 717.298.0030.
Lifelong Learning Speaker Series: James Gress
7pm, Chapel
Resident James Gress will share slides and his experiences from Berlin, Germany in 1953-54. He was a United States Army Photographer during this time.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
Artisan Pop-Up
10am-12pm, Village Square
Gordon Lash will display and sell his wooden boxes, bookmarks, plaques, and jewelry outside The Artisans Corner.
Friday Flicks:
The Shawshank Redemption
1994 / R / 2hr 22min / Drama, profanity, prison violence 2 & 7pm, Theater
Over several years, two convicts form a friendship, seeking consolation and eventually redemption through basic compassion.
Movie: Casablanca
1942 / PG / 1hr 42 min / Drama, romance, war 2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
A cynical expatriate American cafe owner struggles to decide whether or not to help his former lover and her fugitive husband escape the Nazis in French Morocco.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8
Worship Service
10am, Chapel
Music: Ladies Ensemble; Sermon: Rev. Eric Ritz.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
Care Partner Friends in Community 10am-11am, Concord Room
Join us for our monthly supportive gathering. This month we will be joined by Kevin James, CEO of Dementia Society of America. Learn more by calling 717.355.6171.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
Bus Trip: Lancaster Stormers Baseball Game**
5:15pm, Departure Apartment Suites Lobby Tickets: FREE. Cost: $8 transportation. Food: On your own (credit or debit card only). Sign up at Resident Services. Bag Policy: Only clutch purses and/or fanny packs (no larger than 5” x 7”), clear bags (no larger than 12” x 6” x 12”), medical bags, and diaper bags will be permitted into Clipper Magazine Stadium.
Special Feature: I Love Lucy 7pm, Theater
Join us for a nostalgic viewing of I Love Lucy, the classic sitcom featuring the hilarious antics of Lucy Ricardo as she gets into mischief, much to the frustration of her husband, Ricky. Enjoy the timeless humor and charm of this beloved show!
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
My Fellow Travelers in Community 10am, GSV Theater
This group provides a relaxed setting for those experienceing cognitive changes to receive support and learn tips for resilient living with memory loss. Contact Leslie Hartman at 717.355.6076 for more information.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
Mindful Wellness Talk and Chef Demo 10am, Concord Room
Join Chef Jackie and Dietitian Tara to learn a Mindful food topic.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
Friday Flicks:
The Shawshank Redemption
1994 / R / 2hr 22min / Drama, profanity, prison violence 2 & 7pm, Theater
Over several years, two convicts form a friendship, seeking consolation and eventually redemption through basic compassion.
Movie: Casablanca
1942 / PG / 1hr 42 min / Drama, romance, war 2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
A cynical expatriate American cafe owner struggles to decide whether or not to help his former lover and her fugitive husband escape the Nazis in French Morocco.
Bingo
7pm, Gardens West Conference Room
Come play bingo while meeting new people and socializing with friends. The format is bring a prize and win a prize. The prize you bring should be valued at $5 or less, but be useful.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
Autumn Soirée
5pm, Village Park
Immerse yourself in a symphony of flavors, celebrating the season’s harvest with an unforgettable dining experience. Experience a taste of the future with a special speaker and announcement. Music by the New Holland Band and Jazz Alive. Dinner Tickets: $125pp, benefiting the Benevolent Fund. RSVP by September 1: gsc.gl/GS24 or 717.355.6215.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
Worship Service
10am, Chapel
Music: Tom & Susan Ulrich; Sermon: Dr. Peter Teague.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
Towne Meeting
2pm, Chapel & GSV-TV
GSV team members share the latest Village happenings.
Tapestry Talk
7pm, Chapel
Tapestry Talk offers an opportunity for residents, board members, and team members to share their life stories, fostering deeper community understanding and appreciation. GSV resident Evie Hershey shares her life story this evening.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17
Hot Diggity Dog Sale
11am–1pm, Lawn by the Share & Care ground entrance Meal includes hot dog, chips, cookie & drink.
Attorney Jeff Goss: Leaving a Legacy Estate Planning Seminar
11:30am, Concord Room
The right estate plan can empower your legacy for generations. Join Attorney Jeff Goss for a seminar that will cover important estate planning issues. Complimentary luncheon for all registered guests. RSVP to Wendy Nagle at 717.355.6215 or wnagle@ gardenspotvillage.org.
Musical Movie: My Fair Lady
1964 / 2hr 50min / G / Drama, family 2 & 7pm, Theater
In 1910s London, snobbish phonetics professor Henry Higgins agrees to a wager that he can make a crude flower girl, Eliza Doolittle, presentable in high society.
Dementia Learning: Language Changes, Impact, and Communication 11am, Meadow View Memory Support
Melody Karick, dementia educator and consultant, will present a session to help you recognize language changes and the impact they have on people living with dementia and others. Register online through the Garden Spot Village website or call Resident Services at 717.355.6000 for assistance.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18
Men’s Christian Fellowship Meeting in Various Locations
A continuing study series in Genesis for men. Contact Don Aldrich (610.299.0713) for more information.
Women In Community Breakfast
8am, Village Park
Guest Speaker and GSV resident: Nancy Heckman. Nancy shares the secret of being content in any and every situation as she shares her “3 Men in Heaven” grief journey and how she relies on Philippians 4:13: “I can do everything through Him who gives me strength.”
Farmer’s Market
10am–2pm, Concord Room
Purchase fresh fruit and vegetables while supporting the Garden Spot Village Benevolent Fund.
Sharing with Supportive Friends
10am, Prayer and Meditation Room
Encouragement and support for any woman feeling down, alone, anxious, or in need of a friend. Learn more by calling Jenny Snyder at 717.355.6259.
Compassionate Neighbors in Community 10am, GSV Theater
“Understanding Alzheimer’s and Dementia” is an Alzheimer’s Association training program presented by Melody Karick, CDP. Interested in learning how to support friends, neighbors, or family members experiencing cognitive challenges? Join us in a relaxed, educational discussion. Contact Leslie Hartman at 717.355.6076 for more information.
Bus Trip: Ladies to Lunch** 10:30am, Departure from Apartment Suites Lobby
Join us for lunch at Doc & Bubba’s located in the rolling hills of western Berks County near Mohnton. Cost: $8 transportation and meal on your own. Sign up at Resident Services.
Meet Your Lancaster County Commissioners 1:30pm, Chapel
This is your chance to hear from all three of the Lancaster County Commissioners. Joshua Parsons, Ray D’Agostino, and Alice Yoder will speak and answer questions. Besides having limited legislative powers, the commissioners serve as the managers and administrators of county government, name citizens to boards, commissions and authorities, and award contracts.
Grilling with the Chefs 5pm, Terrace Dining Room
Enjoy a special dinner prepared by our chefs. By reservation only.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19
Men’s Breakfast at Yoder’s 7:30am, Yoder’s Restaurant
Breakfast for all GSV men and friends. Come and hear from Keith Greiner, 43rd District Representative, who will share a devotional.
Coffee & Conversation 9am, Chapel & GSV-TV
Q&A with Steve Lindsey, CEO, and Steve Muller, COO in person or by calling/texting 717.298.0030.
Women’s Bible Study with Sally Mittlestadt and Liz Givens 10am, Garden Towers
This series is entitled “Dancing with God.” We will study David in the Old Testament and his finding joy in following God’s lead. Explore with us how God leads, the dances of worship and repentance, and why it is important to let God choose the dance.
New Holland Historical Society:
An Uncommon Woman, the life of Lydia Hamilton Smith 7pm, Chapel
A prominent mixed-race businesswoman in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and the longtime housekeeper, life companion, and collaborator of congressman and staunch abolitionist Thaddeus Stevens. Presented by Mark Kelley a Ph.D. in journalism from Syracuse University.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
Friday Flicks: Gaslight
1944 / PG / 1hr 54min / romance, mystery, thriller 2 & 7pm, Theater
Ten years after her aunt was murdered in their London home, a woman returns from Italy in the 1880s to resume residence with her new husband. His obsessive interest in the home rises from a secret that may require driving his wife insane.
Movie: To Catch a Thief
1955 / PG / 1hr 46min / romance, mystery, thriller 2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
A retired jewel thief sets out to prove his innocence after being suspected of returning to his former occupation.
Glow Party: S’mores Night 7-8:30pm, Pavilion
Gather around the fire pit and enjoy an evening with fellow residents. S’mores making kits provided. Cost: Free.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
Saturday Evening Concert Series: George Wesner 7pm, Chapel
George Wesner has been the principal organist at Radio City Music Hall for over 40 years. He has completed over 6,000 shows. We are fortunate to have such a talented organist perform here.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
Worship Service 10am, Chapel
Music: Chapel Choir; Sermon: Pastor John Meck.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23
Parkinson’s Friends in Community 2pm, Garden Towers
Special Speaker: Melody Karick, Dementia Educator & Consultant.
Topic: Ten Healthy Habits for Your Brain. Keeping our brains active and healthy is an important part of reducing the impact of Parkinson’s Disease. Melody is a recognized leader and educator in this field. Join us for an engaging and informative presentation.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24
Fall Prevention Workshop 2-3pm, Chapel
Everyone is invited to attend our annual Fall Prevention Workshop. We will hear from multiple speakers on ways to take action and reduce your risk of falling. Those who attend in person will be automatically entered into our multi-prize drawing! Learn more by calling 717.355.6171.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
Living with Loss, Living with HopeMorning Coffee 9am, Concord Room
If you are grieving the death of a loved one, stop by the Concord Room and spend time together with others who are traveling a similar journey. You’re welcome to bring along a photo or memento of your loved one to share with the group. Contact Jenny Snyder at 717.355.6259 for more information.
Look & Learn
10:30am, Chapel/Village Park
Do you have friends interested in moving to Garden Spot Village? Invite them to join us for an informational session where they will learn firsthand about the welcoming way of life at Garden Spot Village! Registration required at gsc.gl/looknlearn.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
Women’s Bible Study with Sally Mittlestadt and Liz Givens 10am, Garden Towers
This series is entitled “Dancing with God.” We will study David in the Old Testament and his finding joy in following God’s lead. Explore with us how God leads, the dances of worship and repentance, and why it is important to let God choose the dance.
Art Talk: Realism, Watercolor, and Oil 11am, Theater
Join artist Deb Watson as she talks about her watercolor paintings.
Ambassadors of Dining 2pm, Concord Room
Learn what’s happening in Dining Services and talk about all things food.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
Friday Flicks: Gaslight 1944 / PG / 1hr 54min / romance, mystery, thriller 2 & 7pm, Theater
Ten years after her aunt was murdered in thier London home, a woman returns from Italy in the 1880s to resume residence with her new husband. His obsessive interest in the home rises from a secret that may require driving his wife insane.
Movie: To Catch a Thief 1955 / PG / 1h 46m / romance, crime 2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
A retired jewel thief sets out to prove his innocence after being suspected of returning to his former occupation.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28
Quilt Fest 9am-3pm, Village Park & Village Square
A special day to highlight quilts and quilting. All GSV shops are open and quilts are for sale in the Village Park. A display of resident-owned antique quilts created between 1840 and 1900 will hang on the Chapel walls. In addition, the New Holland Historical Society’s Victor Weaver quilt will be displayed along with quilts created by GSV quilters. GSV Quilters will demonstrate quilt piecing, hand quilting, and comforter knotting in the Village Park.
Quilt Fest Presentation 10am, Chapel
Gloria Mast, principal foundation research scientist and local art historian, will present an illustrated lecture describing how Lancaster County Amish Quilts inspired Esprit international fashion design.
Quilt Fest Presentation 1pm, Chapel
Gloria Mast, principal foundation research scientist and local art historian, will tell the story of Amish watercolor artist Susie Riehl’s (1948-2023) quiltinspired painting. Items from a private Susie Riehl collection will be on display. Pictures featuring her quilts will be for sale in the Share & Care Shop.
Train Room Open House 1:30-4pm, Train Room-GW Lower Level
Jazz Alive Presents: An Evening with the Fred Hughes Trio 7pm, Chapel
Join Fred Hughes on piano, Steve Meashey on bass, and Dan Monaghan on drums as they take you on a journey through the Great American Songbook and beyond. Tickets: $10 for GSV by using GSVRES discount code at www.simpletix.com/e/jazz-alivepresents-an-evening-with-the-fr-tickets-176836.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
Worship Service 10am, Chapel
Music: Voices of Praise; Pastor Emeritus Recognition for Paul Dodge, Jack Estep, John Smucker; Sermon: Pastor Chet Yoder.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
Medicare Seminar 2-3pm, Chapel
Presenters: Mike Whiteman & Kyle Sadorf (Everence Financial), Sherilyn Lapp, Nate Weber, Dale Beiler. Join us for an informative hour reviewing the basics of Medicare. Topics will include Traditional Medicare vs Medicare Advantage, Medicare Part D prescription plan consults, avoiding scams, and who can help.
OCTOBER COMMUNITY EXPERIENCES
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1
Making A Difference Collection
October 1-31
We are collecting for Samaritan’s Purse Operation Christmas Child. You may grab a shoe box at the barrel by the Apartment Suites Welcome Center. You will fill the box with a fun item, school supplies, personal care items, and a personal note. Return to barrel once full! See display.
Main Street Art Gallery
October 1-31
Artist Linda Young will display her watercolor and semi-impression paintings.
Apartment Suites Display Case
October 1-31
The Wood Shop will display items.
Event Sign-up Day
9am, Theater
Come and sign up for events that require advance registration. See the notice on page 2 for details.
Medicare D Appointment
Sign-Ups Begin**
10am, Chapel
Contact Resident Services (717.355.6000) to schedule a review of your Medicare D Prescription Drug Plan with a Social Services Advocate. Available only for those with Traditional Medicare. No appointment needed for Medicare Advantage, retirement benefits, or PACE/PACENET. Appointments will be avaialable October 23-December 2. Questions? Contact your Social Service Advocate.
Grief Support - “BASIS”
7pm, Prayer and Meditation Room
*Please note the change in time!
Brothers and Sisters in Support is a monthly group for parents/grandparents who have experienced the death of a child/grandchild. It is a ministry to encourage parents on their grief journey, both immediately and long term. Contact group leader, Dan Steinman at 717.859.4777 for more information.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2
Ladies’ Breakfast
8am, Yoder’s Restaurant
Please join us for breakfast and welcome our special guest Denise Hoak, Director of Personal Care Services. Drive yourself or ride the shuttle with pick up at Apartment Suites Lobby. Cost: meal on your own.
Men’s Christian Fellowship Meeting in Various Locations
A continuing study series in Genesis for men. Contact Don Aldrich (610.299.0713) for more information.
Directory Photo Day
10am-2pm, The Foundry
If your directory photo is missing or older than three years, contact Juanita Fox at 717.355.6157 to schedule an appointment, or drop in during the listed times.
Book Club
2pm, Gardens South Conference Room
Discussion around Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck.
New Holland Parade**
7pm, Main Street
The New Holland Farmers Fair Spectacle of Bands Parade. The parade is the grand opening of the New Holland Farmers Fair, which runs from October 2–5.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3
Widowed & Single Men’s Breakfast
8am, Concord Room
Breakfast and conversation for all widowed and single GSV men.
Coffee & Conversation
9am, Chapel & GSV TV
Q&A with Steve Lindsey, CEO, and Steve Muller, COO, in person or by calling/texting 717.298.0030.
Women’s Bible Study
10am, Garden Towers
This series is entitled, “Dancing with God.” We will study David in the Old Testament and his finding joy in following God’s lead. Explore with us how God leads, the dances of worship and repentance, and why it is important to let God choose the dance.
Lifelong Learning Speaker Series:
Middle Creek Search & Rescue
7pm, Chapel
Middle Creek Search & Rescue will explain what they need to do and how they serve Lancaster County as well as talk about some previous cases in which they have been involved. They will also provide a demonstration.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4
Artisan Pop-Up
10am-12pm, Village Square
Resident Curt Cole will display and sell his puzzle boards outside The Artisans Corner.
Friday Flicks: Message in a Bottle
1999 / PG-13 (scene of sexuality) / 2hr 5min / Drama, romance 2 & 7pm, Theater
A woman discovers a tragic love letter on a beach and is determined to track down its author.
Movie: Rear Window
1954 / PG / 1hr 52min / Mystery, thriller 2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
A wheelchair-bound photographer spies on his neighbors from his Greenwich Village courtyard apartment window and, despite the skepticism of his fashion-model girlfriend, becomes convinced one of them has commited murder.
Downsizing Seminar**
2pm, Gardens South Conference Room
If you have been thinking about downsizing your home at Garden Spot Village, please join Sales Director Kelly Sweigart for a Downsizing Seminar. Kelly will provide an overview of the internal move process and answer questions. Registration is required; sign up at Resident Services in person or by calling 717.355.6000.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6
Worship Service
10am, Chapel
Sermon: Pastor Chet Yoder; Communion.
Mini-Series: Shōgun, Episode: 1 7pm, Theater
Set in the early 17th-century Japan, shipwrecked English navigator John Blackthorne finds intrigue and culture shock in a feudal society that puts a premium on honor. A rival lord sentences Blackthorne to death.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 7
Lifelong Learning Speaker Series: Around the World in 180 Days 2pm, Chapel
Barry and Sigi Fretz of Frederick Living will share their story of travelling via cruise ship to five different continents.
Hymn Sing 7pm, Chapel
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9
Confidential Memory Screening** 9am-12pm by appointment, Chapel Parlor
A memory screening is a quick check to establish your cognitive baseline, identify any concerning changes, and help determine if you should discuss memory issues with your doctor. Your scores are confidential and strictly for your benefit. Contact Jenny Snyder at 717.355.6259 or jsnyder@gardenspotvillage.org to schedule.
My Fellow Travelers in Community 10am, GSV Theater
This group provides a relaxed setting for those experiencing cognitive changes to receive support and learn tips for resilient living with memory loss. Contact Leslie Hartman at 717.355.6076 for more information.
Bus Trip: Fulton Theater: Beautiful, The Carole King Musical** 12:30pm, Departure from Apartment Suites Lobby
This Tony and Grammy award-winning musical features such unforgettable classics as “You’ve Got a Friend,” “One Fine Day,” “So Far Away,” “Up on the Roof,” “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling,” “Will You Love Me Tomorrow,” and “Natural Woman.” Cost: $10 to the Benevolent Fund + $8 for transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.
Evening Serenade with Emmanuel 5pm, Creamery Patio Area
Emjoy an authentic Mexican meal while being serenaded by Emmanuel on the Creamery Patio. By reservation only. Rain Location: Terrace Dining Room.
Gardens, Lawns & Legacy:
An Overview of Development, Philosophy, & Practices
7pm, Chapel
Scott Ruth, Director of Campus Services, will deliver a presentation on property management at Garden Spot Communities. This event is for all people who have an interest in agriculture. Light refreshments will be served. This event is sponsored by GSV’s Agricultural Cohort Group.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10
Women’s Bible Study
10am, Garden Towers
This series is entitled “Dancing with God.” We will study David in the Old Testament and his finding joy in following God’s lead. Explore with us how God leads, the dances of worship and repentance, and why it is important to let God choose the dance.
Mindful Wellness Talk and Chef Demo 10am, Concord Room
Join Chef Jackie and Dietitian Tara to learn a Mindful food topic.
Low Vision Friends in Community 3-4pm, Garden Towers
All are welcome to attend! This month, we will be joined by Ed Martin of Enhanced Vision for a demonstration of visual aids and technology. Learn more by calling 717.355.6171.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11
Friday Flicks: Message in a Bottle
1999 / PG-13 (scene of sexuality) / 2hr 5min / Drama, romance 2 & 7pm, Theater
A woman discovers a tragic love letter on a beach and is determined to track down its author.
Movie: Rear Window
1954 / PG / 1hr 52min / Mystery, Thriller 2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
A wheelchair-bound photographer spies on his neighbors from his Greenwich Village courtyard apartment window and, despite the skepticism of his fashion-model girlfriend, becomes convinced one of them has commited murder.
Bingo 7pm, Gardens West Conference Room
Come play bingo while meeting new people and socializing with friends. The format is bring a prize and win a prize. The prize you bring should be valued at $5 or less and useful!
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12
Piano Concert by Dr. Daniel Barta 7pm, Chapel
Future Resident Dr. Daniel Barta will give a piano concert. Dr. Barta is the retired Dean of the School of Music at Roberts Wesleyan University in Rochester, NY.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13
Worship Service 10am, Chapel
Music: Gary Fillippo; Sermon: Rev. Eric Ritz. Mini-Series: Shōgun, Episode: 2 7pm, Theater
After Lord Toronaga rescues Blackthorne from prison, he enlists him as his aide and names him, “Anjin-san.” Mariko is directed to tutor Anjin-san in the language and customs of Japan.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 14
Care Partner Friends in Community 10-11am, Concord Room
Join us for our monthly supportive gathering. This month, we will be joined by Brenda Roberts, founder and director of the National Council of Dementia Minds. Learn more by calling 717.355.6171.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15
Musical Movie: The Greatest Showman 2017 / 1hr 45min / PG / Biography, Drama 2 & 7pm. Theater
Celebrates the birth of show business and tells of a visionary who rose from nothing to create a spectacle that became a world-wide sensation.
Dementia Learning: What Happens if I Lose a Piece of the Puzzle? 11am, Meadow View Memory Support
Melody Karick, dementia educator and consultant, will present. Learn a strategy to understand the puzzle pieces involved with a person living with dementia. This event is free and open to the public. Registration is required. Register online through the Garden Spot Village website or call Resident Services at 717.355.6000 for assistance.
Essential Tremor Friends in Community 2pm, Garden Towers
Topic: Four Stories of people Living with Essential Tremor. Learn from others living with essential tremor. Contact Sherilyn Lapp, 717.355.6264, for more information.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16
Bus Trip: Unto Mission Packing Event**
7:30am, Departure from Apartment Suites Lobby 2pm, Approximate Return
Unto is a Humanitarian ministry of Cru that relieves suffering through aid to people to help build a better future. We will be packing seeds, food, clothing, health items and school supplies for their upcoming shipment. Lunch provided. Sign up at Resident Services.
Women in Community Breakfast
8am, Village Park
Join is to hear from Dona Sensenig, a bilingual nurse who was called to ministry in 1980. Dona will share her journey in establishing and maintaining the Spanish Health Ministry, which focuses on identifying health needs and securing medical care for chronically ill babies, children and youth in the Southern Chester County area. Through these efforts, meaningful relationships have been formed, allowing the Gospel of Jesus Christ to be shared and to thrive.
Men’s Christian Fellowship Meeting in Various Locations.
A continuing study series in Genesis for men. Contact Don Aldrich (610.299.0713) for more information.
Sharing with Supportive Friends
10am, Prayer and Meditation Room
Encouragement and support for any woman feeling down, alone, anxious, or in need of a friend. Learn more by calling Jenny Snyder at 717.355.6259.
Compassionate Neighbors in Community
10am, GSV Theater
Interested in learning how to support friends, neighbors, or family members experiencing cognitive challenges? Join us in a relaxed, educational discussion. Contact Leslie Hartman at 717.355.6076 for more information.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17
Men’s Breakfast at Yoder’s 7:30am, Yoder’s Restaurant
Breakfast for all GSV men and friends. Come and hear Jason Kuntz, GSV Life Experiences Director, who will share a devotional.
Coffee & Conversation
9am, Chapel & GSV TV
Q&A with Steve Lindsey, CEO, and Steve Muller, COO, in person or by calling/texting 717.298.0030.
Women’s Bible Study with Sally Mittlestadt and Liz Givens
10am, Garden Towers
This series is entitled “Dancing with God.” We will study David in the Old Testament and his finding joy in following God’s lead. Explore with us how God leads, the dances of worship and repentance, and why it is important to let God choose the dance.
New Holland Historical Society: DuPont 7pm, Chapel
How the company started, established, and thrived. How the family came to America presented by Lucas Clawson, The Hagley Museum Wilmington, DE.
Bus Trip: Lunch Bunch**
10:30am, Departure from Apartment Suites Lobby
Enjoy lunch at John Wright Restaurant in Wrightsville where the ingredients are always fresh from local farmers. Cost: $8 transportation and lunch on your own. Sign up at Resident Services.
Watercolor Landscape Workshop for Beginners**
2pm, Art Studio
Amanda Scudner from Pennsylvania College of Art & Design will teach a watercolor workshop. Cost: $15. Sign up at Resident Services.
FR IDAY, OCTOBER 18
Spintopia
10am, Village Park
Simular to your favorite TV game shows, but you can choose to be a player or cheer on your friends.
Bus Trip: Lunch Bunch**
10:30am, Departure from Apartment Suites Lobby
Enjoy lunch at John Wright Restaurant in Wrightsville where the ingredients are always fresh from local farmers. Cost: $8 transportation and lunch on your own. Sign up at Resident Services.
Friday Flicks: Vertigo
1958 / PG / 2hr 8min / Action, adventure
2 & 7pm, Theater
A former San Francisco police detective juggles wrestling with his personal demons and becoming obsessed with the hauntingly beautiful woman he has been hired to trail, who may be deeply disturbed.
Movie: Raiders of the Lost Ark
1981 / PG / 1hr 55min / Action, adventure
2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
In 1936, archaeologist and adventurer Indiana Jones is hired by the U.S. government to find the Ark of the Covenant before the Nazis can obtain its awesome powers.
The Haunted Halloween Heist Mystery Dinner
5pm, Terrace Dining Room
Every year, a fantastic Halloween event is held at Gloomstone Glade. This year, Gloomstone Glade was vandalized and someone stole the candy-filled pinata. Join us to solve this whodunit and save the Halloween party while enjoying a delicious Chef’s Dinner. Reservations required.
SATURDAY,OCTOBER 19
Explore Retirement Living Open House
10am-4pm
Garden Spot Village will participate in the Explore Retirement Living Open House. This county-wide event, hosted by 17 continuing care retirement communities, provides an opportunity for prospective residents to explore multiple communities in one day!
Please invite family and friends to join us. For more information, call Resident Services at 717.355.6000.
Saturday Evening Concert Series: Double Keyed
7pm, Chapel
Frances Dorst, piano, and Kirstin Myers, oboe, provide the beautiful music of Double Keyed.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20
Worship Service
10am, Chapel
Music: Village Ringers; Sermon: Pastor John Meck.
Mini-Series: Shōgun, Episode: 3
7pm, Theater
Blackthorne and Mariko begin a romance; Toronaga continues to build his army for a battle with Ishido. Anjin-san proves his mettle during an earthquake and is honored by Toranaga for bravery. Mariko’s husband Buntaro, arrives in Anjiro.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 21
Towne Meeting
2pm, Chapel & GSV TV
GSV team members share the latest Village happenings.
Tapestry Talk
7pm, Chapel
Speaker will be announced in Weekly Announcements.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22
Elite Coach Trip: Gettysburg Dine Around & Military Park Tour**
9:30am, Departure from Apartment Suites Lobby
First stop is soup and salad at the Altland House in Abbottstown. Second stop is for your entree at the Historic Dobbin House. Third stop is the Gettysburg National Military Park Visitor’s Center where a licensed Battle Guide will join our coach for a two-hour tour. Last stop will be Mr. G’s Ice Cream before returning around 7pm. Cost: $175. Sign up at Resident Services.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23
Medicare D Appointments Start**
Contact Resident Services, 717.355.6000, to schedule a review of your Medicare D Prescription Drug Plan with a Social Services Advocate. Available only for those with Traditional Medicare. No appointment needed for Medicare Advantage, retirement benefits, or PACE/PACENET. Appointments will be available until December 2. Questions? Contact your Social Service Advocate.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24
Women’s Bible Study with Sally Mittlestadt and Liz Givens 10am, Garden Towers
This series is entitled “Dancing with God.” We will study David in the Old Testament and his finding joy in following God’s lead. Explore with us how God leads, the dances of worship and repentance, and why it is important to let God choose the dance.
Art Talk: Watercolor, Semi-Impression 11am, Theater
Join artist Linda Young as she talks about her watercolor paintings.
Chef Demo 2pm, Village Park
Chef Demo featuring Executive Chef Mathew Plank.
Intermediate Colored Pencil Workshop** 2pm, Art Studio
Amanda Scudner from Pennsylvania College of Art & Design will teach an advanced colored pencil workshop that is autumn-themed. Cost: $15. Sign up at Resident Services.
The LighterSide Players:
The Disappearance of George Praddle 7pm, Chapel
Come be entertained by this original production by GSV’s LigherSide Players. It is in the form of an oldtime radio show and written by Tom Weiss, resident.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25
Music in the Park: Nick Visluso 10-11am, Village Park
Nick Visluso will perform timeless pieces on his keyboard as we sing along.
Friday Flicks: Vertigo
1958 / PG / 2hr 8min / Action, adventure 2 & 7pm, Theater
A former San Francisco police detective juggles wrestling with his personal demons and becoming obsessed with the hauntingly beautiful woman he has been hired to trail, who may be deeply disturbed.
Movie: Raiders of the Lost Ark
1981 / PG / 1hr 55min / Action, adventure
2 & 7pm, GSV TV 957
In 1936, archaeologist and adventurer Indiana Jones is hired by the U.S. government to find the Ark of the Covenant before the Nazis can obtain its awesome powers.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27
Worship Service
10am, Chapel
Music: Chapel Choir; Sermon: Dr. Peter Teague Service of Remembrance
6:30pm, Chapel
A service to remember and give thanks for all GSV residents who have passed away during the past year.
Mini-Series: Shōgun, Episode: 4 7pm, Theater
Anjin-san’s assimilation of Japanese ways is evident in his exemplary conduct. Toranaga decides to return the Erasmus to Anjin-san. Mariko tells Father Alvito of a plot to murder a Christian lord on the Council of Regents.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 28
Parkinson’s Friends and Community 2pm, Garden Towers
Chelsea Martin, Speech Therapist with Wellspan, returns again to discuss the importance and benefits of Speech Therapy when you have a Parkinson’s diagnosis. Contact Jenny Snyder at 717.355.6259 for more information.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30
Men’s Christian Fellowship 9am, Village Square Park
All MCF groups meet today for fellowship and inspiration. Chad Bardone will share a devotional. Pastry and beverages will be provided.
Smart Ways to Build a Generous Family Legacy
11:30am, Concord Room
Join Jon Eisenburg, President of National Christian Foundation, and Lamar King, Director of Relationship Development at Bare Wealth Advisors to learn the keys to having family conversations about values and building a legacy of generosity. Complimentary luncheon for all registered attendees. RSVP to Wendy Nagle at 716.355.6215 or wnagle@gardenspotvillage.org.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31
Women’s Bible Study with Sally Mittlestadt and Liz Givens 10am, Garden Towers
This series is entitled “Dancing with God.” We will study David in the Old Testament and his finding joy in following God’s lead. Explore with us how God leads, the dances of worship and repentance, and why it is important to let God choose the dance.
DON’T MISS THIS ELITE COACH TRIP!
Join us at the Garden Spot Village Christmas Market on Saturday, December 7, 10am–3pm
Bring your family and friends to shop at our Makers Market, stores, and Wood Shop, and enjoy our restaurants and cafes. Don’t miss the family-friendly activities, including the Train Room Open House, cookie decorating and readings of “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” which captures a child’s view of shepherds, angels, and a baby in a manger.
WE INVITE VOLUNTEERS to sign up to assist children in decorating cookies with icing, host/hostess for vendors, sell pre-priced gift baskets, sell Christmas baked goods, greet guests, guide them to locations, and hand out event maps. These tasks are essential to making sure this event runs smoothly.
We would like to thank all volunteers who help make this day special for local families. As the holiday season is all about giving back, proceeds from the Village Christmas Market will go to the Garden Spot Village Benevolent Fund. Make someone’s day a little cheerier by volunteering to help with this Christmastime event! If you are interested in volunteering for this event, please contact Barbara Martin at 717.355.6153.
For more information, visit gsc.gl/christmasmarket
Wednesday, September 18, 2024 at 5:30pm Gazebo Court
(Rain Location Terrace Dining Room)
Starters
Cranberry Pecan Baked Brie
Served with Herb Baked Toast Points
Classic Wedge Salad
Iceberg, Candied Cherry Tomato, Neuske Bacon Lardons, Buttermilk Blue Cheese
Entrée Choice of
Filet Mignon with Wild Mushroom Salsa – Aeroponic Rosemary Demi-Glace
Marinated Pork Porterhouse – Sweet Apricot & Apple Chutney, Cranberry Glaze
Hawaiian Wahoo “Ono” – Tropical Fruit Salsa, Tamarind Pickled Onions
Sides
Cast Iron Parmesan Baked Au Gratin Potatoes
Baby Green Topped Carrots with Honey Almond Butter
Pancetta Creamed Spinach
Dessert
Caramel Apple Dumpling
Garden Spot Maple Vanilla Bean
$34.95 per person
