Garden Variety Vol 14 Issue 2 February 2022 by Garden Spot Village

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ROBERT BURNS’ Join us for a

February 2022 | A Publication of Garden Spot Village

Scottish Supper

Wednesday, February 2, 5:30pm See page 4 for details.

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CONTENTS

DEVELOPMENT

Wendy Nagle, Director of Development

— Volume 14 Issue 2 — Development.................................... 2 Dining Services............................... 3 Life Enrichment.............................. 4 Around Town.................................. 5 Marketing........................................ 6 Pastoral Services.............................. 7 PCA&D.......................................... 8 We Care Connect Servey................ 8 Making a Difference....................... 9 GSV-TV, Channel 956.................... 9 Making A Difference Recap........... 10 Social Services................................. 11 Volunteer Services........................... 12 Theater Experiences......................... 13 At Home Ad.................................... 13 Wellness........................................... 14 Explore Something New................. 15 Sign-Up............................................ 16 DID YOU KNOW? You can view this issue of The Garden Variety online at: gsc.gl/cq82brf

GET A BIRD’S EYE VIEW AT GSV!

February may be cold, but it is a beautiful time to gather with friends during our month-long Birdhouse Display and Silent Auction. This annual event will feature handcrafted birdhouses from the woodshop and spring/bird theme items from GSV quilters, crafters, cross-stitchers and art guild. In-Person + Online Returning in 2022—we will host the silent auction in the Village Square Indoor Park AND also hold an online auction. There will be a convenient method directing the public to the online auction in order to join in this fundraising event for the Benevolent Care Fund. Both auctions begin Tuesday, February 1, and bidding closes at 5 pm on Monday, February 28. To usher in the start of spring, the unique items in this silent auction make excellent, one-of-a-kind gifts. Thank you to the wood shop members, quilters, artists and other talented residents who have created and donated items to raise money for the Benevolent Care Fund.

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

BE A GATHERINGS AT THE TABLE HOST IN 2022!

We are excited to share our partnership with residents, chefs, and friends to offer Gatherings at the Table, formerly known as Share-a-Meals, in the spring and fall of 2022. Event hosts will welcome small groups of 6-14 guests, to their home or favorite setting, for a beautiful time of community and conversation. Guest tickets benefit the Benevolent Care Fund at Garden Spot Village. Hosts design the menu, prepare the meal, set the table, and welcome guests to the gathering. Breakfasts, brunches, luncheons, and dinners are all welcome to the table. Be creative! Interested hosts are encouraged to call Wendy Nagle (6215). Get ready—guest tickets for your event will go on sale in March.

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DINING SERVICES

VALENTINE’S DAY MENU FEBRUARY 14, MONDAY

Terrace Dining Room

CHOICE OF APPETIZER Crab Rangoon Ravioli

Christy Turner, Sodexo, General Manager

MINDFUL TASTE AND LEARN FEBRUARY 10, THURSDAY

Toasted Crab and Scallion | Pomegranate Sweet and Sour Sauce

House Made Sausage Meat Balls

10am, Concord Room

Sweet Potato Latkes | Crème Fraiche | Apricot Glaze

TOPIC: Eating for a Happy Heart

SALAD Three Beet Salad

with Dietitian Tara Phillips & Executive Chef Anthony Biscanti

Marinated Beet | Pickled Golden Beet | Candy Cane Beet House Made Ricotta| Arugula | Chive

CHOICE OF ENTRÉE Braised Lamb Shank Red Wine Braised Cherries Rosemary Filet of Beef Lobster Cream Marinated Sea Bass Pickled Mustard Seed | Fresh Turmeric CHOICE OF TWO SIDES Truffle Chive Whipped Potatoes Wild Mushroom Risotto Sautéed Baby Zucchini Feta and Blistered Tomatoes

Brown Butter Roasted Tri-color Baby Carrots DESSERT Chocolate Fondue for 2

Special Sweet Treat to Go Sparkling Water Kiwi | Blackberry Puree

$29.95 per person, applicable discounts will be given. Limited Seating. Reservations required. Please call (6202) to make your reservation after February 1, 2022. THE GARDEN VARIETY | A PUBLICATION OF GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE

LIFE ENRICHMENT **All NEW sign-ups begin February 2 FEBRUARY 1, TUESDAY

Frontier Communications 9-11am, Resident Services

A secure Frontier payment drop box will be available. The drop box will no longer be placed in the GSV Library but can be found at Resident Services. FEBRUARY 1 – APRIL 14

Volunteer Tax Assistance

Unless you have a complicated return or high income, Volunteer Tax Assistance is available at GSV through VITA. To schedule an appointment, call Resident Services (6000). FEBRUARY 2, WEDNESDAY

FEBRUARY 3 & 17, THURSDAY

Coffee & Conversation 9am, Chapel

All are welcome to attend Coffee & Conversation. Q&A time will be allotted in-person or by calling 717.298.0030. FEBRUARY 5 & 12, SATURDAY

Quilts of Valor 9am-12pm, Gardens South Conference Room A Quilt of Valor serves as a Thank You to service members and veterans who have been touched by war. Join in sewing the Flag of Freedom, 2022 Quilt of Valor being created by GSV. Kits will be provided. Questions? Call Sally Rapp (6511).

Colleen Musselman, Director of Life Enrichment

FEBRUARY 7, 14, 21 & 28, MONDAY

Ask-a-Nurse 9-11am, Gardens West Health Center

Courtesy of Continuous Home Care. No appointment necessary. FEBRUARY 7, MONDAY

Hymn Sing 7pm, Chapel

Leader: Gordon Lash FEBRUARY 8, TUESDAY & FEBRUARY 14, MONDAY

Council Meetings 9am, Forge

(2/8) Cottage Council (2/14) Apartment Council FEBRUARY 21, MONDAY

**Ladies Breakfast 8am, Yoder’s Restaurant 7:45 depart, Apartment Suites Lobby

Towne Meeting 2pm, Chapel

Monthly, GSV team members share the latest Village happenings.

Special Guest: Kelly Sweigart, Director of Sales | The first Wednesday, monthly, GSV ladies gather for friendship and food. Menu dining or buffet. Drive on your own or ride the bus.

SATURDAY EVENING 7pm | GSV CHAPEL

ROBERT BURNS’ SCOTTISH SUPPER FEBRUARY 2, WEDNESDAY

5:30pm, Chapel

Featuring a hearty feast, Burns’s poems and songs, Ceilidh dancing and tributes to the great Bard. Cost: $35pp. Sign up at Resident Services.

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CONCERT SERIES

FEBRUARY 19 DOUG WIMER, Organist

Donations accepted at the door. Residents & their families welcome.

AROUND TOWN FEB 1- MAR 9 ELANCO LIBRARY ART SHOW Featured GSV Artists: Anne Treadwell & Marie Diehl FEB 5 SOUP SALE/TAKE-OUT | Bareville Fire Co FEB 12 OX ROAST TAKE-OUT DINNER | Witmer Fire Co FEB 18-27 LITITZ FIRE & ICE FESTIVAL | Downtown Lititz FEB 22 HIGH SCHOOL BAND CONCERT | Garden Spot HIgh School

SPEAKER SERIES FEBRUARY 3, THURSDAY

7pm, Chapel

Topic: The Lancaster African American Experience Speaker: African American Historical Society The mission of the AAHSSCPA is to collect, analyze, interpret, and preserve essential facts and materials related to the life of African Americans in historic and contemporary communities in South Central Pennsylvania and adjoining areas. Important to that mission is to explore connections with other ethnic and racial communities. To that end, the Society will sponsor this one-hour lecture followed by Q & A.

ELANCO LIBRARY BOOK BIKE POP-UP FEBRUARY 8, TUESDAY

9am-1pm, Village Square

The ELANCO Library goes on the road… with a Book Bike. Offering free books and public library card registration, the Book Bike visits Garden Spot Village. Meet and extend a welcome to the new ELANCO librarian, Anna.

TABLESCAPE COMPETITION FEBRUARY 22, TUESDAY

12:30pm, Concord Room (Sign up begins February 2)

Show off your table setting talents by competing in the first-ever, GSV Tablescape Competition. Bring your best or most colorful or funniest table china, centerpieces, glassware, silverware and more. Invite friends to join you (max 1 table of 4 per competitor). Lunch will be purchased, on your own, at the Harvest Table. Room seating is limited to ten tables. Sign up at Resident Services.

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MARKETING

Kelly Sweigart, Director of Sales

DOWNSIZING INCENTIVE Have you been considering downsizing but are overwhelmed by the thought of moving from a larger space to a studio apartment? The GSV Sales Department is pleased to offer, for a limitedtime, FREE moving assistance. This opportunity applies only to internal transfers to one of two studio apartments, available for immediate move-in. Wayforth, our moving partner, makes it easier than ever to move within Garden Spot Village. Their highly trained move-management experts work side by side with you and the Sales Department to plan and manage every step of your move. To learn more, call Kelly, 717.355.6201.

BLOGS

SHORT FILMS Endeavor Short Film Revamp For 2022, we will be revamping Endeavor, in an effort to more effectively tell the stories of the

The Power of Being Together

Written by Juanita Fox In the weeks leading up to Wednesday, December 8, Laura Gribble, music therapist for Garden Spot Village, diligently helped residents living at Meadow View Memory Support, prepare for their first Christmas program.... Read more at: gsc.gl/ur873z

people who live and volunteer at Garden Spot Village. Endeavor will shift from a video that focuses on upcoming events to inspirational stories. We hope to monthly pose the challenge: What will you endeavor to do today?

FEBRUARY ENDEAVOR Highlighting the opportunities people have to live with purpose in community at Garden Spot Village. Watch online: gsc.gl/wf50pm2

Invite your friends to a

LOOK & LEARN SEMINAR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24 THURSDAY, MAY 12 THURSDAY, JULY 28

DIRECTORY PHOTOS

If your photo is not currently included in the Directory or was not captured within the last three years, please contact Resident Services (6000) to make an appointment for one of our upcoming photo days.

10:30am–12:30pm

Get details & register at: gsc.gl/looknlearn

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PA S TO R A L S E R V I C E S

Chet Yoder, Campus Pastor

FEBRUARY 2 & 16, WEDNESDAY

Men’s Christian Fellowship | 9am

Topic: Life Lessons from Romans. Contact Don Aldrich (610) 299-0713 for information. FEBRUARY 2, 9, 16 & 23, WEDNESDAY

Wednesday Evening Bible Study | 7pm, Chapel Topic: Tough Questions from the Bible. See side column for topics. FEBRUARY 3, THURSDAY

FEBRUARY 3, 10, 17 & 24, THURSDAY

TOUGH QUESTIONS FROM THE BIBLE 7PM, CHAPEL

Topic: Elisha: Prophet of Power

FEBRUARY 2 (GSV-TV, CHANNEL 956 ONLY ) The God of Servitude or the God of Emancipation? | Galatians 3:26-28

Widowed Men’s Gathering | 8am, Concord Room Women’s Bible Study with Sally and Liz 10am, Garden Towers FEBRUARY 17, THURSDAY

Men’s Breakfast at Yoder’s | 7:30am, Yoder’s Restaurant

Food, Fellowship, and a Devotional by GSV Resident Vern Mittelstadt. FEBRUARY 21, MONDAY

MOHI Team Send Off | 2pm, Chapel

Join us at Towne Meeting for a send-off for the MOHI Team!

FEBRUARY 9 The God of Peace or the God of Ethnic Cleansing? | 1 Samuel 15:1-3; Luke 9:51-56 FEBRUARY 16 Is God a Truth Teller or A Divine Delilah? | 1 Kings 22:19-23 FEBRUARY 23 The God of Freedom with Food or the God of Forbidden Food? | 1 Corinthians 8

MISSIONS OF HOPE INTERNATIONAL

LIFE STORY SERIES | 7PM, CHAPEL

FEBRUARY 6 Elizabeth Soto, a woman of Puerto Rican heritage, will share her story growing up in Chicago in the ‘60s, returning to Puerto Rico and living in Lancaster for the last three decades. FEBRUARY 13 Gwen Ruth Dickerson will speak about her grandfather William ‘Chester’ Ruth, the son of a freed slave and an inventor who lived in Gap, PA. FEBRUARY 20 Kevin Ressler will share his life course beginning with an unlikely missionary couple in Africa, a cost of church, courage in healing, creating a lifetime of community outreach. FEBRUARY 27 Pastor Rashard Allen presents an evening of music from the African-American tradition.

The Travel with a Purpose Travel Team will be heading to Nairobi, Kenya in late February. Join us in prayer as our team prepares our hearts, minds and bodies for safe travel, meaningful engagement with children and staff, and be the light and love of Christ. A blessing for the team will be held at the Towne Meeting in February.

WORLD LABYRINTH DAY

In honor of World Labyrinth Day, volunteers are needed to help facilitate and plan events for the day. Both indoor and outdoor labyrinths will be used. World Labyrinth Day is an annual event where thousands of people around the world participate in this moving meditation for world peace. Contact Lauren Graber, Wellness, lgraber@gardenspotvillage.org or Chaplain Karyn, knancarvis@gardenspotvillage.org to sign up or for details.

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Smartphone Photography

MARCH 12, SATURDAY

2-4pm, Theater

PCA&D & GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE OFFER ART WORKSHOPS

Teacher: Matthew Lester Workshop for GSV residents and public. Cost: Free to GSV residents Fee for general public. Sign up at Resident Services.

(Sign Up begins February 2)

Watercolor Exploration

Drawing for Life

10am-12pm, Art Studio

FEBRUARY 10, THURSDAY

2-4pm, Art Studio

Teacher: Leah Limpert Walt An exclusive workshop for GSV residents only. Cost: Free to GSV residents Sign up at Resident Services

Smartphone Photography

FEBRUARY 23, WEDNESDAY

2-4pm, Theater

Teacher: Matthew Lester An exclusive workshop for GSV residents only. Cost: Free to GSV residents Sign up at Resident Services

MARCH 19, SATURDAY

Teacher: Justin Phillips An exclusive workshop for GSV residents only. Cost: Free to GSV residents Fee for general public. Sign up at Resident Services

Watercolor Exploration

MAY 14, SATURDAY

7-9pm, Art Studio

Teacher: Justin Phillips Workshop for GSV residents and public. Cost: Free to GSV residents Fee for general public. Sign up at Resident Services

RESIDENT EXPERIENCE SURVEY We recently partnered with WeCare Connect for resident satisfaction surveys. On the anniversary of your move-in date, you will receive a survey via email. We appreciate your feedback, comments and involvement in this process. The survey will come from: NoReplyFeedback@gardenspotvillage.org The subject line will be: “Garden Spot Communities Survey is Ready for You.” We will also send text message and phone call reminders. For more information regarding the surveys, check the Resident Documents folder on CATIE.

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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.

UPCOMING COLLECTION

MARCH 1-31 Dog and cat food, treats and toys for the Pet Pantry of Lancaster County.

FEBRUARY 1-28 NEW HOLLAND FOOD PANTRY

Collecting non-perishable food. List of needed foods can be found at the Apartment Suites collection barrel. Please no expired foods or partial boxes. For more information, please contact Life Enrichment at 717.355.6007.

2021 YEAR-END REPORT

Because of your generosity, Garden Spot Village donated over 5,000 items in 2021 through our Making a Difference’s monthly collections. See page 10 for the full report.

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

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

GSV TV Channel 956

FEBRUARY FEATURE: BROADWAY LOVE SONGS

Tune to GSV-TV daily in Februrary for Broadway Love Songs. Guess the name of the song featured, which will play every 30 minutes, daily, until Valentine’s Day. The answer will appear after noon each day.

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.

NOTE: If you see

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

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2021 YEAR-END COLLECTION REPORT JANUARY

Soup-er Bowl of Caring.................................. 32 cases soup & crackers New Holland Food Pantry

FEBRUARY

Food Collection.............................................. 36 cases of non-perishable foods New Holland Food Pantry National Toothache Day................................. 142 toothpaste, 171 toothbrushes

MARCH

Activity Supplies............................................. 900 art items LightHouse Vocational Services

APRIL

Your Trash is a Ministries Cash Eyeglasses – Lions Club.................................. 110+ eyeglassses Ronald McDonald House ............................. can tabs Cell Phones for Soldiers.................................. 16 cell phones New Holland PTO......................................... $30+ box tops / $20+ COKE caps

MAY

Baby & Child Needs....................................... 347 items including 66pks diapers Claire House, Lancaster

JUNE

Blankets & Shoes............................................ 228 blankets UNTO (formerly GAiN Ministries).............. 184 pr shoes

JULY

Backpack Collection....................................... 27 backpacks CrossNet Ministries........................................ 858+ school supply items

SEPTEMBER Winter Clothing Drive................................... 100+ winter coats Water Street Ministries.................................. 25 lg bags of clothing

OCTOBER

Pack-a-Palooza – OCC Shoeboxes................ 211+ filled shoeboxes Samaritans Purse

NOVEMBER

Hats, Gloves & Scarf Collection.................... 115 items CrossNet Ministries

DECEMBER

Christmas Stockings for Soldiers................... 120 Christmas stockings

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SOCIAL SERVICES COMMUNITY SUPPORT GROUPS FEBRUARY 9, WEDNESDAY

MY FELLOW TRAVELER 10am, Garden Tower | Facilitators: Melody Karick, Lorie Zeamer (6076), Mark Hickson

Sherilyn Lapp, Director of Social Services

ONLINE HEARING LOSS NETWORK Facilitator: Mary Beth Villafane (6010) | www.hearingloss.gsvnet.org

COMING IN MARCH!

Noticing cognitive changes in yourself? Join others experiencing the same changes for fellowship and tips on resilient living in a safe, relaxed environment. FEBRUARY 10, THURSDAY

LOW VISION SUPPORT GROUP 3pm, Garden Tower | Facilitators: Leah Hoffner (6171), Linda Greth, MSW, Vision Corp Guest Speaker: Stephanie Snader, dietician FEBRUARY 14, MONDAY

CAREGIVER’S SUPPORT GROUP 10am, Chapel | Facilitators: Leah Hoffner (6171), Marcia Parsons (6239) & Susan Negron Guest Speaker: Shelby Swartley, MSW, LG Health Alzheimer’s & Memory Care Clinic Topic: Memory Loss and Challenges

Please note the dates for a special series related to navigating loss…

LIVING WITH LOSS, LIVING WITH HOPE MARCH 2, 9, 16, 23

Facilitator: Jenny Snyder (6239)

Love is a fruit in season at all times, and within reach of every hand. - Mother Teresa

FEBRUARY 16, WEDNESDAY

COMPASSIONATE NEIGHBOR 10am, Theater | Facilitators: Lorie Zeamer (6076), Melody Karick, Mark Hickson

Join us if you are interested in supporting friends, neighbors or family members experiencing cognitive challenges. Our focus will be on dementia education and nonjudgmental interactions. FEBRUARY 16, WEDNESDAY

SHARING WITH SUPPORTIVE FRIENDS 10am, Prayer and Meditation Room Facilitator: Jenny Snyder (6259) Please RSVP

The purpose of this group is to encourage and support each other, particularly those who may feel down, alone, anxious or stressed. FEBRUARY 28, MONDAY

PARKINSON’S DISEASE SUPPORT GROUP 2pm, Garden Tower | Facilitator: Sherilyn Lapp (6264)

Topic: Wintering All seasons are beautiful in their own way. Join us if you or your spouse has Parkinson’s disease, encouraging each other with valuable lessons learned during hard times. FEBRUARY 6, 13, 20, 27 SUNDAY

ELANCO NAR-ANON FAMILY GROUP – NOT FACILIATED BY THE SOCIAL SERVICE TEAM 6:30pm, GSV Prayer & Mediation Room Call 410.598.6792 for more information

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VO LU N T E E R S E RV I C E S

Daryl Groff, Director of Volunteer Services

LINDEN’S ESSENTIALS OFFER A TASTE OF LANCASTER COUNTY Have you ever needed just milk, eggs or a loaf of bread and didn’t feel like driving to the grocery store? With Linden, located in the space adjacent to Refresh Coffee Bar, you can pick up those essentials and save yourself the trip to Yoder’s or Shady Maple.

Amanda Feeg, volunteer director assistant, manages the “essentials” portion of the inventory at Linden. She works very hard to provide quality, locally-sourced food options for Garden Spot Village residents and team members. Each week she places orders with Best of Lancaster County, a local wholesale company that helps local, family-owned businesses connect with retailers. Amanda orders wholesale deliveries of products from Kreider Farms, Stoltzfus Meats, Fisher’s Homestyle Salads, September Farms and Spring Glen. Fisher’s offers single-serve options of home-cooked Lancaster County favorites like ham loaf, chicken pot pie and candied yams, which are very popular.

Other customer favorites include September Farm Cheeses and tapioca, red beet eggs, ring bologna as well as sausage from Stoltzfus Meats. Amanda orders seasonal favorites, making sure she has sausage grillers and fresh cole slaw in the summer and soups, bacon, cheese and ring bologna through the winter.

She also works with Good’s Potato Chips in Adamstown, which delivers their two varieties of potato chips—homestyle and kettle cooked. The Central Kitchen at Garden Spot Village bakes fresh bread each week for Linden. They offer white, wheat, cinnamon raisin and vegetable bread. Ice cream is ordered from Fox Meadows. Amanda aims to offer seasonal flavors, most recently introducing Two Turtle Doves, Three French Hens and Raspberry Chocolate Chip Sorbet.

On Tuesdays, Garden Spot’s aeroponic greenhouse delivers fresh lettuce and greens. Other items include fresh cut flowers from Petal Perfect, baked items from Shady Maple and Emma’s Popcorn. Volunteers Ed and Darlene Smith purchase additional essentials at Yoder’s. Their weekly shopping list includes cereal, flour, sugar, cough medicines, batteries and bulk items like nuts, candy and chocolates. They also purchase cleaning supplies, soaps and other dry goods. If you need it, Ed and Darlene, probably already picked it up for you!

Over the years, Ed has fostered a relationship with the produce manager at Yoder’s so that Linden can offer a good supply of bananas—one of Linden’s most popular products! Three times a week, he picks up bunches of bananas to make sure there is always a fresh supply.

So, what’s on your shopping list? Before you run to the store, check at Linden. In addition to a convenient option to picking up “just a few items,” the best part of picking up your essentials at Linden is that 100% of the proceeds go to the Benevolent Fund!

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CHECK OUT FEBRUARY THEATER EXPERIENCES! Friday Flicks, 2pm & 7pm, Theater

ADULT DAY SERVICES

Feature: Backstairs at the White House, Drama, 99min 2/4 2/11 2/18 2/25

Are you looking for a way to engage your& loved one in Wilson community? Wm Taft Woodrow

Whether& you a few minutes or a W Harding Cneed Coolidge few hours, occasionally Herbert Hoover & FDRor every day, let us be the community you seek. H S Truman & Dwight D Eisenhower

Curiosity Streaming, 7pm, Theater 2/6 2/20

Bees; More than Honey The Tundra; Wildlife and Plant Life

2/15

Phantom of the Opera, 2005, PG-13, 141min

Movie Oldies, 2pm & 7pm, Theater 2/24

Roman Holiday, 1953, 1hr 58min

Special Feature, 10am, 2pm, 6pm, 8pm 2/26

The Cokeville Miracle

Check out February GSV-TV FRIDAY CLASSICS 7pm, GSV-TV only

February features: Ma & Pa Kettle, homespun chuckles and hillbilly fun!

Entertaining Videos, 3:30pm, Theater 2/7 2/21

Tuesday Musicals, 2pm & 7pm, Theater

The Carol Burnett Show Foster Brooks, Ronald Reagan, Harvey Korman and more. Call 717.355.6226 to learn more or visit gardenspotvillage.org

ADULT DAY SERVICES Are you looking for a way to engage your loved one in community?

Live with Purpose, at Home

Whether you need a few minutes or a few hours, occasionally or every day, let us be the community you seek.

Call 717.355.6226 to learn more or visit gardenspotvillage.org

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Call 717.355.6031 to learn more or visit gardenspotvillagehome.org

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WELLNESS

Lauren Graber, Director of Wellness

MARK YOUR CALENDAR

FEBRUARY IS HEART HEALTH MONTH One of the best ways to take care of your heart is to exercise. Just 10 minutes a day of simple exercises can make a difference.

WELLNESS HIGHLIGHTS

Begin by doing 10 repetitions of each exercise, working up to 3 sets of 10 reps:

GSV WINTER GAMES

• Shoulder Rolls - Backwards only.

Kick off GSV Opening Ceremonies with an international parade, choosing indoor or outdoor walks.

• Squats - Stand with feet apart, back straight and bend like you’re sitting in a chair. • Calf Raises - Stand with your knees not locked and rise up on your tip-toes.

• Side Bends – Stand or sit, with hands on hips or overhead and bend to the right 10 times, then to the left 10 times.

FEBRUARY 4 – FEBRUARY 20

See Wellness for schedule.

• Thigh/Glute Squeeze - Sit at the edge of the chair, feet flat, squeeze thighs and glutes for a few seconds. • Forward Bend – Sit at the edge of the chair, feet flat, fold forward with chest to thighs and head dropped forward. Relax and take few deep breaths.

A detailed copy of exercises are available at the Wellness Center and Gardens North Gym.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4

GARDEN SPOT WINTER GAMES OPENING CEREMONIES

11am Village Square for a heart healthy indoor walk. 11am Pavilion for a brisk outdoor walk.

• Wall Push Ups – Stand arm length away from the wall, place hands shoulder height on the wall, then push up.

• Leg Lifts – Sit at the edge of the chair, feet flat, lift one leg in front of you for a few seconds, alternating legs.

Wear RED in support of heart health.

Events will include our versions of Biathlon, Curling, Hockey, Snowboarding, Skating and more.

• Toe Tap – Stand or sit, lift knee up and toe tap the floor in front, lift knee and return, 10 times each leg.

• Neck Stretch – Relax shoulders, tilt ear towards shoulder hold for 10 seconds and switch sides.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4

GO RED DAY

WELLNESS OPPORTUNITY Pilates with Martha Connolly Wednesdays, 11am – 12noon, Fitness Room Pilates is a method of body conditioning using strengthening and stretching exercises with little impact on joints. It focuses on gentle movement at the body’s core and gradually builds the center stability while working toward the extremities. Cost: $5pp, per class.

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12

SNOW TUBING (TENTATIVE)

Hope to have some snow! Sign up at Resident Services

TUESDAY, MARCH 1

FAT TUESDAY STROLL

10am, Village Square Let’s walk-off those Fasnachts.

CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH

FEBRUARY 7 & 21, MONDAY

1:30PM, GARDENS SOUTH CONFERENCE ROOM

Join in the conversation—not a class but a friendly place to improve your Spanish. Questions? Call Cecilia Bardone (6598).

**CARD CONNECTION

FEBRUARY 17, THURSDAY

1PM, ART STUDIO

Teacher: Paula Schmauk | Cost: $4pp Sign up at Resident Services.

NEW HOLLAND AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY FEBRUARY 17, THURSDAY

7PM, CHAPEL

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AT GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE

Topic: Photos by William M. Stauffer Speaker: Brian Frankhouser The founder of Stauffer’s Drug Store, New Holland, William Stauffer was a photo enthusiast. Members and non-members welcome.

**CREATIVE CARDS

FEBRUARY 22, TUESDAY

2PM, ART STUDIO

MAIN STREET ART GALLERY & APARTMENT SUITES DISPLAY CASE

FEBRUARY 1 - 28 Gallery Feature: Spring, Birds & Flowers Glass Case Feature: Valentines, a collection of Liz Bicking

BOOK CLUB

FEBRUARY 2, WEDNESDAY

2PM, GARDENS SOUTH CONFERENCE ROOM February Featured Book: This Tender Land by William Kent Krueger

F&M COMMON HOUR

FEBRUARY 3, 10 & 17, THURSDAY

11:30AM, THEATER 2/3

Even Your Wings Cannot Help You Escape; Poetry Reading 2/10 How Animals Respond to a Changing Environment 2/17 Swimming with Jellyfish Additional dates with topics TBA: 3/3, 3/31, 4/7, 4/14

AUTHOR TALK & BOOK SALE

FEBRUARY 10, THURSDAY

7PM, CHAPEL

Authors: Carolyn Clare Givens (daughter of GSV residents Dave & Liz Givens), Rachel S. Donahue and Loren Warnemuende Books: Bandersnatch Books What goes on behind the scenes in the creation of your favorite books? In a panel conversation, authors talk about their writing life. Writers will also read a brief snippet of their work. Q&A time. Book Sale: includes great gifts for grandchildren with 20% commission to GSV Benevolent Care Fund.

Make a brand-new, hands-on, creative card. Teacher: Marie Diehl | Cost: $4pp Sign up at Resident Services.

ART GUILD / ART TALK

FEBRUARY 24, THURSDAY

11AM, THEATER

Speaker: Win Reber, GSV resident and artist Topic: The life of Frederic Remington: Painter and Sculptor. Remington is best known for his images of the American West. He said, “I knew the wild riders and the vacant land were about to vanish forever”, so, he became a recorder of the soon-to-be-gone Wild West. Come, enjoy the old days of Cowboys and American Indians as seen and recorded by F. Remington.

TRIVIA NIGHT

DINING AMBASSADORS

7PM, CONCORD ROOM

2PM, CONCORD ROOM

FEBRUARY 13, SUNDAY

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.

FEBRUARY 24, THURSDAY

Join us for an interactive discussion of all things Dining Services.

THE GARDEN VARIETY | A PUBLICATION OF GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE

LIFE ENRICHMENT FEBRUARY 2022 BE SURE TO SIGN UP! WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2

SIGN-UP BEGINNING 8AM, THEATER

Reminder: If you choose to arrive prior to 8am, place your name on the “I’m waiting for a #” paper. At 7:30am, a volunteer will arrive and distribute #’s. Beginning at 8am, we will begin to call #’s. Note: If you are not present when your # is called, you will be issued a new # in sequential order upon your return. Questions? Call Life Enrichment (6007). FEBRUARY 2, WEDNESDAY

**ROBERT BURNS’ SCOTTISH SUPPER 5:30pm, Chapel (Sign up began January 4)

Held throughout the world on Burns’ Night (or on an evening close to it); a traditional Burns’ supper is an evening event that celebrates Robert Burns’ life and work. Everyone will enjoy a hearty feast, Burns’ poems and songs recited, Ceidhli dancing participation (all dances will be taught) and tributes made to the great Bard. Limited seating. Cost: $35pp Sign up at Resident Services. FEBRUARY 3, THURSDAY

**FULTON THEATER 12:30pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 5pm (Sign up began January 4)

Fulton Theater presents Spelling Bee, a heartfelt musical comedy. Enjoy the show and a brief pre-show walk & talk courtesy of GSV show sponsorship. Cost: $8pp includes transportation. Sign up at Resident Services. FEBRUARY 4, FRIDAY

**SHOPPING SHUTTLE 9:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby 11:30am approximate return Ride the GSV bus to Good’s Store. Sign up at Resident Services FEBRUARY 22, TUESDAY

**TABLESCAPE COMPETITION 12:30pm, Concord Room (Sign up begins February 2)

MARCH 23, WEDNESDAY

**FULTON THEATER 12:30pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 5pm (Sign up begins February 2)

Fulton Theater presents Sound of Music, a beloved classic celebration of family, love and perseverance. Enjoy the show and a brief pre-show walk & talk courtesy of GSV show sponsorship. Cost: $8pp includes transportation. Sign up at Resident Services. MARCH 29, TUESDAY

**BARRY’S CAR BARN 9:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 1pm (Sign up begins February 2)

Travel with GSV to Barry’s Car Barn, an antique museum focusing on American Muscle Cars, 1950’s – 70’s and so much more. Enjoy a self-led tour followed by lunch on-your-own in Intercourse, PA. Cost: $18pp includes GSV transportation and admission Sign up at Resident Services. **ALL NEW SIGN-UPS BEGIN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 If a waiting list warrants, a second trip may be scheduled. SIGN UP AT RESIDENT SERVICES. Schedule subject to change.

QUEST FOR LEARNING

MARCH 1 – 29, TUESDAY

9:30AM, THEATER

Richard Keller Memorial Series: Week 1 COVID & Historical Epidemic Experiences Week 2 The Great Forgetting: the Congo Free State Week 3 Seekers of Happiness: Jews & Jazz Week 4 Prudent Rebels & American Revolutinaries Week 5 Gov, Shapp & the Crook of the Month Club Cost: Free courtesy of GSV sponsorship. Sign up at Resident Services.