Garden Variety Vol 14 Issue 12 December 2022

DEVELOPMENT

Nagle, Director

— Volume 14 Issue 12 — Development 2 Dining Services .............................. 3 Life Enrichment 4 Around Town 4 Train Room Open House .............. 5 Live Nativity 5 Marketing ....................................... 6 Saturday Evening Concerts 7 GSV-TV Channel 956 7 Christmas Drop-in ......................... 8 Pastoral Services 9 Making a Difference ...................... 10 Social Services 11 Theater Experiences........................ 12 New Years Eve Gala 12 Christmas Tree Lighting 13 GSV At Home................................ 13 Wellness 14 Explore Something New ................ 15 Quest for Learning 15 Sign-Up 16

PUBLISHER Garden Spot Village

OUR

MISSION

We will enrich the lives of older adults as an expression of Christ’s love.

EDITOR

Colleen Musselman

TYPESETTER

Samantha Stone

GRAPHIC DESIGNER

Brandon Adams

PROOFREADERS Ruth Buehler, Juanita Fox Bella Crowley

Development

Join Garden Spot Village, Saturday, December 3, 10am-4pm for a day filled with food, silent auction, gift vendors, store shopping, entertainment, bake sale and fun activities for families and children. The Train Room visits, Wood Shop sales, Christmas card stamping workshops and hourly story time with Ned Bustard, author of Saint Nicholas the Giftgiver are also offered. gsc.gl/christmasmarket

Then, opening their treasures, they offered him gifts…

Matthew 2:11 ESV

This Christmas season, we have a unique opportunity to reflect the love of Christ through a spirit of generosity. As you consider gifting your talents and resources your development team is here to help you extend your joy and establish your legacy. Please contact Wendy Nagle at 6215 to share your vision in giving.

CREATE NOW FOR FEBRUARY 2023 BIRDHOUSE AUCTION

Whether you work in wood, pottery, metal, fabric, paper, paint, glass, or found objects, we invite you to imagine the beauty, style and whimsical quality of The Secret Garden. What better time than now to create for the February 2023 Birdhouse Auction? Questions? Contact Barb Martin at 6153.

Mark your calendar Angel Tree Celebration of Life Ceremony Thursday, December 8, 2022 • 7pm, GSV Chapel

Wendy

of

LIFE ENRICHMENT

DECEMBER 1 & 15, THURSDAY

Coffee & Conversation 9am, Chapel & GSV-TV

All are welcome to attend Coffee & Conversation. Q&A time will be allotted in-person or by calling 717.298.0030.

DECEMBER 5, 12 & 19, MONDAY Ask-a-Nurse / Blood Pressure Check 9-11am, Gardens West Health Center Courtesy of Continuous Home Care. No appointment necessary

HANDBELLS CONCERT

DECEMBER 10, SATURDAY

3pm, Chapel

Ring the bells, ring the bells, let the whole world know, Christ is born in Bethlehem many years ago… These lyrics remind us of beautiful bells at Christmas time. The GSV Handbell Ringers and St. Stephen Church Bells join together to ring to the glory of Christmas. Love Offering will be accepted.

VILLAGE VOICES

CHRISTMAS CANTATA

DECEMBER 13, TUESDAY 2pm & 7pm, Chapel

Join Village Voices and celebrate the birth of our Savior as we present On Christmas Day: A Choral Celebration of Jesus, the Wonderful One. Family, friends and public invited.

LIBRARY BOOK SALE

DECEMBER 17, SATURDAY

10am-4pm, Apt. Suites Lobby

Books galore will be sold at very reasonable prices. Purchase one or many for yourself or for family and friends as last-minute Christmas gifts. Proceeds purchase new, updated books for the GSV Library.

DECEMBER 7, WEDNESDAY

**Ladies Breakfast

8am, Yoder’s Restaurant 7:45 depart Apartment Suites Lobby Special Guest: Janine Ziegler, Administrative Assistant

The first Wednesday, monthly, GSV ladies gather for friendship and food. Menu dining or buffet. Drive on your own or ride the bus.

DECEMBER 11, SUNDAY

Lancaster Meistersingers 7pm, Chapel

The Meistersingers, 60-plus member choir, share the reason for the season through song. Love Offering accepted.

DECEMBER 12, MONDAY & DECEMBER 13, TUESDAY Council Meetings 9am, Forge (12/12) Apartment Council (12/13) Cottage Council

DECEMBER 15, THURSDAY Christmas Drop-In See page 8 for details

DECEMBER 19, MONDAY

Towne Meeting

2pm, Chapel & GSV-TV Monthly, GSV team members share the latest Village happenings

AROUND TOWN

Through December 23

A Christmas Carol Fulton Theater

Through December 30 Home for the Holidays American Music Theater

Through December 31 White Christmas Fulton Theater

Through December 31 The Christmas Tree Ship Bird-in-Hand Theater

Through January 8 Elf, the Musical Dutch Apple Dinner Theater December 2

Senior Citizens Concert & Luncheon Pequea Valley High School 717-768-5500 December 2

Repeat the Sounding Joy Lancaster Bible College December 2 - 17

Illumination, Holiday Concert Prima, Lancaster

December 3

The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe Trust Performing Arts Center, Lancaster

December 9-11

Wonder, an Original Christmas Ballet CAVOD, New Holland

** All NEW sign-ups begin Tuesday, December 6

Colleen Musselman, Director of Life Enrichment

CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAPPING

DECEMBER 3 | 1-3pm

DECEMBER 6, 13 & 20 | 2-4pm

Village Square

Bring packages big and small… GSV volunteers offer gift wrapping service. Proceeds benefit the GSV Benevolent Fund.

HYMN SING & LIVE NATIVITY

DECEMBER 5, MONDAY 7pm, Chapel

TRAIN ROOM OPEN HOUSE

DECEMBER 3, 10, 17, 23 & 30 1:30-4pm, Gardens West Lower Level

Stop by the Train Room to see the many O-gauge and HO-gauge lines. Enjoy a conversation with Thomas the Tank Engine and admire the workmanship of the displays. Donations appreciated. Family, friends and public welcome. Celebrate the Christmas Season with song!

Sing familiar carols as the Live Nativity unfolds before your eyes.

SPECIAL THANK YOU

We are very thankful for the many volunteers who help us to welcome prospective residents. We are thankful for Resident Tour Guides who walk prospective residents around our campus and answer their many questions. We are also thankful for the many volunteers who open their homes to prospective residents so they can see what it’s really like to live in the spaces. As a special thank you, later this month we will send 2023 planning calendars to volunteers who serve as tour guides and who open their homes for tours.

NEW BLOG POST NEW BLOG POST

TOP 10 THINGS TO DO IN LANCASTER COUNTY THIS HOLIDAY SEASON

Lancaster County offers a host of familyfriendly things to do throughout the year, but during the holiday season, the...

Read more: gsc.gl/blogs

COOPERATIVE LIVING AT GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE

This short-film explains the vision for our second cooperative living home, for which we are currently raising funds.

Watch online: gsc.gl/media

DECEMBER ENDEAVOR

Highlighting the opportunities for people to live and work with purpose in community at Garden Spot Village.

Watch online: gsc.gl/media

Invite your friends to a 2023

LOOK & LEARN

SEMINAR

WED, FEBRUARY 22

WED, MAY 24 THU, JULY 27

DIRECTORY PHOTOS

If your photo is not currently included in the Directory or was not captured within the last three years, please contact Juanita Fox (6157) to make an appointment for one of our upcoming photo days.

THU, SEPTEMBER 14

10:30am–12:30pm

Get details & register at: gsc.gl/looknlearn

Kelly Sweigart, Director of Sales

MAWR

Channel 956

GSV-TV Channel 956: What’s New in December SHORT

FILMS

MONDAYS, 8am: Gaithers, Southern gospel and contemporary Christian music TUESDAYS, 6pm: November Endeavor

DECEMBER FEATURE

GSV-TV features Holiday Movie Quotes. Guess the movie & year of the quote. For example, in what movie was the quote: “Look, Daddy. Teacher says every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings?” Tune in to find out! Answers begin at 12pm.

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.

Sunday Worship Service is rebroadcast the following Sunday, 2pm. (Coffee & Conversation and Towne Meeting can also be found on CATIE & MyGSV under Video.)

PASTORAL SERVICES

MARIAN HARNISH RETIREMENT CELEBRATION

For the past thirteen years, Marian Harnish has provided ministry to GSC as chaplain to Maple Farm and Garden Spot Village and as Legacy Doula. Marian concluded her time with us in November. Please drop in on Wednesday, December 7 from 2-3:30pm in the Village Park to thank Marian for her ministry and to share well wishes for her retirement. Refreshments and conversation will be abundant!

JANUARY-APRIL, 2023 CHAPLAIN-LED BIBLE STUDY

For our 2023 study, we will focus on various spiritual disciplines that people practice, using Richard Foster’s book Celebration of Discipline as a resource. Do you have experience with any disciplines or regularly practice a discipline? Would you be willing to be part of a conversation presenting this study? Please contact Karyn (6235) or Chet (6203).

DECEMBER 1, THURSDAY

Widowed Men’s Gathering 8am, Concord Room

Ray Brown & Chet Yoder will share stories and photos from the recent New York Missions Trip.

DECEMBER 4, SUNDAY Advent Vesper Service 6pm, Chapel Theme: Genuine Joy from a God of Hope

DECEMBER 7 & 21, WEDNESDAY

Men’s Christian Fellowship 9am, Meeting in Various Locations A continuing study of 1 & 2 Peter. Contact Don Aldrich (610) 299-0713 for information.

DECEMBER 15, THURSDAY

Men’s Breakfast at Yoder’s 7:30am, Yoder’s Restaurant Food, fellowship, and a devotional by GSV resident Jack Estep

DECEMBER 21, WEDNESDAY

Women’s Breakfast 8am, Concord Room Breakfast, conversation and engagement with Gayle Roper

DECEMBER 24, SATURDAY

Christmas Eve Service

3pm, Chapel

Join us for our traditional Christmas Eve Celebration of Lessons and Carols. Hot beverages and cookies will be provided in the Chapel Lobby from 2-3pm.

WOMEN’S WEEKEND

For residents, staff and friends. April 21-23, 2023 | Friday 7pm - Sunday 1pm St Mary of Providence Retreat Center, 227 Isabella Road, Elverson. Theme: “Love Him Back” Speakers: Karyn Nancarvis: “Loving God” Sherilyn Lapp: “Loving Yourself” Wendy Nagle: “Loving Creation” $155 per person for a double occupancy room, $185 for a single occupancy room (total for two nights includes five meals starting with Saturday morning breakfast). Registration forms are available at Resident Services, Apartment Suites Lobby, and Pastoral Services. Space is limited. Reserve your place early! Limited number of partial scholarships available.

ALPHA COURSE

January 10, 6-8pm, Laurel View

Join us Tuesdays for a video segment by author and founder Nicky Gumbel, along with a scripture-based discussion of thought-provoking questions. This is part two of a series, but it’s not too late to join!

Sign up at Resident Services & purchase your $10 workbook today!

Chet Yoder, Campus Pastor

Providing opportunities for adults to GO out into our community, DO the thing that is in front of us, HELP others and make a di erence.

DECEMBER 1-31

COLLECTION: CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS & CARDS FOR SOLDIERS

Celebrate the upcoming holiday season with Keystone Military Families and Christmas Stockings for Soldiers program. Collecting empty Christmas stockings, 20”-24” in size, handmade or purchased, is the first step toward providing much appreciated Christmas surprises. Place empty Christmas stockings and signed Christmas cards in the Apartment Suites collection barrel or hang on the Christmas tree. Join us as we bless soldiers with Christmas love. Merry Christmas!

UPCOMING

SOCIAL SERVICES

MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM THE SOCIAL SERVICES TEAM

MAY YOU EXPERIENCE JOY AND LOVE THIS HOLIDAY SEASON

GSV Social Service Team: serving as your advocates.

L-R: Sherilyn Lapp, BSW, Director of Social Services, Carriage Homes & Thistledown | Kasey Stoltzfus, MSW, Skilled Nursing | Leah Hoffner, MSW, VSA & Cottages | Mary Beth Villafane, MSW, Garden Apartments | Julie Umstead, BSW, Skilled Nursing | Jenny Snyder, LSW, Sycamore Springs | Elaine Dise, Administrative Assistant | Leslie Sitlinger, MSW, Personal Care

BEST GIFTS

Many of the best gifts in life come without monetary price tags….being seen, being loved, being unconditionally accepted, being treasured, being supported during times of loss. As we hunt for the perfect tangible gifts for those in our circle, may we remember those for whom the holidays may be challenging due to changes or losses experienced in the past year. - Sherilyn

COMMUNITY SUPPORT GROUPS

LOW VISION SUPPORT GROUP

DECEMBER 8, THURSDAY

3pm, Garden Towers | Facilitator: Leah Hoffner (6171)

Speaker: Dawn Cage, OTR/L, WellSpan Rehabilitation Topic: Driving and Completing Daily Tasks

CAREGIVER’S SUPPORT GROUP

DECEMBER 12, MONDAY

10am, Concord Room | Facilitator: Leah Hoffner (6171)

Speaker: Janine Winner, Psy.D, Licensed Clinical Psychologist with Physis Associates Topic: Managing Challenging Situations

MY FELLOW TRAVELER

DECEMBER 14, WEDNESDAY

10am, Theater | Leslie Sitlinger (6076) & Melody Karick (6136) Noticing cognitive changes in yourself? Join others experiencing the same for fellowship and tips on resilient living in a safe, relaxed environment.

COMPASSIONATE NEIGHBOR

DECEMBER 21, WEDNESDAY

10am, Theater | Leslie Sitlinger (6076) & Melody Karick (6136) Learn how to support friends or a family member experiencing cognitive challenges.

SHARING WITH SUPPORTIVE FRIENDS

DECEMBER 21, WEDNESDAY

10am, Prayer and Meditation Room | Jenny Snyder (6259) Encouragement and support for those feeling down, alone or anxious. Please RSVP.

RESTLESS LEGS SYNDROME SUPPORT GROUP

DECEMBER 21, WEDNESDAY 2pm, Garden Towers | Facilitator: Mary Beth Villafane (6010) Topic: Open Discussion

PARKINSON’S DISEASE SUPPORT GROUP

No meeting – Happy Holidays!

ONLINE HEARING LOSS NETWORK

Facilitator: Mary Beth Villafane (6010) | hearingloss.gsvnet.org

ELANCO NAR-ANON FAMILY GROUP

December 4, 11, 18 & 25 6pm, GSV Prayer & Mediation Room | Call 410-598-6792 for more information.

Sherilyn Lapp, Director of Social Services

WATCHING MOVIES IN COMMUNITY

FRIDAY FLICKS | 2PM & 7PM, THEATER

12/2 & 12/9 Mrs Santa Claus with Angela Lansbury, 1996, G 12/16 & 12/23 The Nativity Story, 2005, PG

CURIOSITY STREAMING | 7PM, THEATER

12/4 Titanic’s Tragic Twin 12/18 Greece: View of the Gods

TRAVEL SERIES | 3:30PM, THEATER 12/5 Sky River of the Himalayas 12/19 Sky River, Part 2

NEW YEAR’S EVE GALA

DECEMBER 31, SATURDAY 8pm, CHAPEL

Ring in the New Year with GSV friends. Entertainment provided by the Evans Sisters, presenting the show “Patsy Cline and Friends,” a fun, festive musical tribute.

Please bring a dish of finger food to share with others.

TUESDAY MUSICALS | 2PM & 7PM, THEATER 12/20 Holiday Inn, 75th Ann Edition, NR

MOVIE OLDIES | 2PM & 7PM, THEATER ONLY 12/22 Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey, 2007

MOVIE RERUNS

TUESDAY & THURSDAY | 2PM & 7PM

ONLY ON GSV-TV CHANNEL 957 12/2 & 12/9 Downton Abbey 12/16 & 12/23 The Bucket List

Movies are subject to change. See the Weekly Announcements or CATIE for updates.

GSV AT HOME

Hamm, Director of Home And Community Based Services

GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE AT HOME

Home and Community Based Services at Garden Spot Village encompasses a variety of options to help clients remain at home, happy and safe as long as possible.

Garden Spot Village at Home: Non-medical home-based care that provides everything from bathing, dressing, and grooming to assistance with household management such as laundry, dishes, meal preparation, medication reminders and transportation. A Registered Nurse will conduct an in-home assessment and create a personalized care plan to best meet your needs.

DayBreak (formerly Adult Day Services): A structured day program with a robust activity calendar. Staff will provide a meal, medications, and any personal care required while enjoying time with us. Trained program assistants are happy to come alongside your loved one to provide respite support, with either half-day or full-day options.

Nursing Clinic: Located in the Wellness Suite just down the hall from the Chapel, staff are happy to take walk-ins for blood pressure and weight checks. A Registered Nurse is available by appointment for nursing services such as wound care, medication administration, case management, and can even fill your medication box for you!

To inquire about fees and more information about what Home and Community Based Services can do for you, call DayBreak: 717.355.6226 GSV at Home/Clinic: 717.355.6031

CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING

DECEMBER 3, SATURDAY 5:30-7pm, PAVILION

It’s a Dickens of a Christmas with sparkling lights, caroling, the sounds of brass, luscious hearth-baked Christmas cookies and holiday snacks.

Stay the entire time or drop-in as your schedule allows.

Entertainment will be provided by Perfect Harmony of Servant Stage and The GSV Brass Ensemble.

Amelia

5 WAYS TO STAY PRESENT THIS CHRISTMAS

“Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift of God, which is why we call it the present.” Staying present is to stop looking forward to the next thing, slow down and enjoy right now.

1. Savor the moments – disconnect to re-connect. Christmas is all about spending quality time with family and friends. Our modern world makes it hard to be truly present, but Christmas is a great time to practice. Disconnect from screens to reconnect with the people that really matter in your life.

2. Spend more time being than doing. Although connecting with others is great for our health, spending 10 minutes a day to pamper yourself or to be on your own to enjoy being rather than doing is also important. Scheduling 10 minutes for yourself every day will reduce the festive tensions, as well as give your system a much-needed break.

3. Get outside to experience the magic. Thousands of studies have been done on the benefits of being in touch with nature; from reducing depression and anxiety to lowering blood pressure. Go for long walks with the family, a friend, your dog or simply on your own. Soak up the beauty of nature and notice how much more calm you feel.

4. Practice daily gratitude. Studies have shown writing three things you are grateful for every day for 21 days straight, increased people’s happiness levels, decreased their stress load and even boosted their immune system. Leave a notepad by your bed. Write three different things every day for which you are grateful. Aim for 21 consistent days to see if you too can discover the happiness advantage!

5. Give more than you ever expect to receive. I’m not talking about presents and I’m definitely not talking about money. In my opinion, the most valuable thing anyone can ever give is their time.

Doing something for a friend, helping a stranger, volunteering, making a present, completing random acts of kindness or simply taking the time to genuinely thank someone are great opportunities to spread joy. It is the best gift you can give others because it’s contagious! Here’s to great choices and positive changes to help you live your best life!

WELLNESS WINTER WONDER LAND THURSDAY JANUARY 19 10am-3pm, Village Park Have you ever “wondered” what the Wellness team could do for you? Stop by the park and find out!

AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION’S WEAR RED DAY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3

Together, we will wear red to show awareness for saving lives. Wear red and join us at the Village Square to walk indoors through GSV. Weather permitting, you can walk outside.

Lauren Graber, Director of Wellness

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AT GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE

**CREATIVE CARDS

DECEMBER 27, TUESDAY SEE YOU IN THE NEW YEAR!

ART GUILD / ART TALK

DECEMBER 22, THURSDAY 11AM, THEATER

Merry Christmas! No Art Talk today. See you January 2023.

**QUEST FOR LEARNING

JANUARY 3 - FEBRUARY 7 9:30AM, THEATER

(SIGN UP BEGINS DECEMBER 6)

**STAINED GLASS NEXT STEP

BEGINNING JANUARY 19, THURSDAY

9:30-11AM, ART STUDIO

Teacher: Bonnie Lord

This six-week course is for those who have taken or are currently taking the introductory class. You will experience using a pattern and practice cutting and soldering.

Class size is limited.

Cost: Free to Art Guild members $10pp non-members

MAIN STREET ART GALLERY & APARTMENT SUITES DISPLAY CASE

DECEMBER 1-31

Gallery: Scenes of Christmas and Winter Glass Case Feature: Nativities

Collection of Lil Windle

ARTISANS CORNER 1ST FRIDAY POP-UP

DECEMBER 2, FRIDAY 10AM – 12NOON

Featured Artist: Hagar Scott, Barb Murphy & Dave Starnes

Demonstration: Card Making

BOOK CLUB

DECEMBER 7, WEDNESDAY 2PM, THEATER

The Book Club will enjoy a private movie showing. December Book: The Carnegie Maid by M. Benedict TRIVIA NIGHT

DECEMBER 11, SUNDAY 7PM, CONCORD ROOM

Featuring a brand new website and expanded categories of trivia questions! Form a team of 2 to 4 players. Prizes will be awarded to the winning team. Send team members’ and captains’ names to Don Robbins, drobbins@ptd.net

**CARD CONNECTION

Merry Christmas! See you January 2023.

COMFORTER KNOTTING

DECEMBER 27, TUESDAY 9AM-12NOON, GARDENS SOUTH CONFERENCE ROOM

If you enjoy stitching (knotting) and supporting MCC, this hands-on monthly meet-up is for you. There’s no need to sign up, just show up and lend a helping hand.

Topic: Architecture, Lancaster in Style Speaker: Gregory J. Scott, FAIA Lancaster City is known as the Red Rose City. It is also the county seat of Lancaster County and one of the oldest inland cities in the United States. But, did you know Lancaster is home to architectural wonders and styles including the Germanic Federal, Classical Revival, Edwardian Eclectic, Dutch Colonial, English Cottage, and French Eclectic Styles? Learn more about Lancaster’s fascinating architecture. Cost: Free, courtesy of GSV sponsorship. Sign up at Resident Services.

Supplies: $10pp

Sign up at Resident Services.

**INTRODUCTION TO STAINED GLASS BEGINNING JANUARY 16, MONDAY

9:30-11AM, ART STUDIO

Teacher: Bonnie Lord

This six-week course is a great class for beginners. You will gain experience with cutting, grinding, wrapping, soldering and finishing glass, using both copper foil and lead. Class size limited.

Cost: Free to Art Guild members $10pp non-members Supplies: $10pp Sign up at Resident Services.

SAVE THE DATE INSPIRE YOUR HEART WITH ART DAY

JANUARY 28, SATURDAY

9AM-12PM, VILLAGE PARK & THEATER

Pennsylvania College of Art & Design and the GSV Art Guild partner to provide a morning of artistic inspiration. Visit the Village Park to participate in art projects. Relax in the Theater while the PCA&D team shares Artist Talks. Explore PCA&D workshop opportunities to be offered at Garden Spot Village.

Residents, family, friends and public invited.

THE GARDEN VARIETY | A PUBLICATION OF GARDEN SPOT

LIFE ENRICHMENT DECEMBER 2022 BE SURE TO SIGN UP!

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6

SIGN-UP

BEGINNING 8AM, THEATER

Reminder: If you choose to arrive prior to 8am, place your name on the “I’m waiting for a #” list. At 7:30am, a volunteer will arrive and distribute #s. Beginning 8am, #s will be called. 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 (6059)

DECEMBER 2, FRIDAY

**SHOPPING SHUTTLE

9:30am depart Apt. Suites Lobby

Approximate return, 1:30pm Park City is our shopping destination. Ride the GSV bus to purchase Christmas bargains. Cost: $8pp transportation Sign up at Resident Services.

DECEMBER

**LADIES

6, TUESDAY

TO LUNCH

11am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 2pm (Sign up began November 2)

Ladies of GSV, enjoy a lunch outing to Greenfield Inn, Lancaster’s fine dining restaurant with former White House Chef John Moeller, in the kitchen. Limited Christmas menu. Meal cost on own.

Cost: $8pp transportation Sign up at Resident Services.

DECEMBER 9, FRIDAY

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NEW HOLLAND BAND

5:30pm depart Apt. Suites Lobby Approximate return, 10pm (Sign up began November 2)

If you have pre-purchased tickets to the New Holland Band Holiday Pops Concert at the Double Tree Resort, GSV offers transportation. Bus seating is limited. Cost: $8pp includes transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

SAVE THE DATE GSV GROUP TRAVEL WITH ELITE COACH!

HYDE PARK, NEW YORK

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22

Includes: Motorcoach transportation, Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt’s Home, and Culinary Institute

LAKE RAYSTOWN – PROUD MARY

THURSDAY, MAY 25

Includes: Motorcoach transportation, lunch cruise, Raystown Visitor’s Center

LADEW TOPIARY GARDENS THURSDAY, JUNE 22

Includes: Motorcoach transportation, Ladew Topiary Gardens, lunch at Friendly Farms, and shopping at Markets at Shrewsbury

A DAY AT THE SHORE… OCEAN CITY, NJ

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11

DECEMBER 7, WEDNESDAY

**FULTON THEATER

12:30pm depart Apt. Suites Lobby Approximate return, 5:30pm (Sign up began November 2) Fulton Theater presents the Sponsor Matinee Performance of White Christmas. This timeless classic and holiday tradition is offered to you compliments of GSV show sponsorship.

Cost: $8pp transportation Sign up at Resident Services.

JANUARY 10, TUESDAY

PA FARM SHOW

8am depart Apt. Suites Lobby

Approximate return, 3:30 pm (Sign up begins December 6) Pennsylvania proudly hosts the largest indoor agricultural exposition in the country. Held at the Harrisburg Farm Show Complex, features include livestock, horses, food and more.

Cost: $8pp includes transportation Sign up at Resident Services.

**All NEW sign-ups begin December 6, Tuesday.

If a waiting list warrants, a second trip may be scheduled.

Includes: Motorcoach transportation Enjoy a day on your own.

OLD NEWCASTLE DINE-AROUND

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18

Includes: Motorcoach transportation, lunch and more!

BETHLEHEM AT CHRISTMASTIME

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29

Motorcoach transportation, shopping, Christkindlmarkt, step-on guided tour

*All trips are subject to change. Detailed flyers and trip sign-up information will be available at a later date.