Garden Variety Vol 10 Issue 6 June 2018 by Garden Spot Village

June 2018

A Publication of Garden Spot Village

Volume 10 Issue 6

Grands & Kids Camp Explore Lancaster County June 25-29 See page 13 for details.

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Refresh Coffee Bar Ad 2 Around Town 2 Development 3 Cooperative Living House Ad 3 Dining Services 4 Making A Difference 5 Life Enrichment 6 Speaker Series 7 GSV TV - Channel 956 7 Musical Memories 8 In the Theater 8 Marketing 9 JUNE CALENDAR 10 Pastoral Services 12 GSV Farmers Market Ad 13 GSV 3-Day Marketplace VBS 13 Grands & Kids Camp Ad 13 Social Services 14 Wellness 16 Volunteer Services 17 Explore Something New... 18 GSV Yard Sale 19 Event Sign-Ups 20

SUNNY DAYS JUNE 2

International Meal

New Holland Early Learning Center | www.creatingcommunityforkids.com

JUNE 5 & 6

Spring Art Walk

Lancaster, PA | www.lancasterartwalk.org

JUNE 8 & 9 PUBLISHER Garden Spot Village OUR MISSION We will enrich the lives of older adults as an expression of Christ’s love. EDITOR Colleen Musselman DESIGNER Brandon Adams PROOF READERS Ruth Buehler, Juanita Fox ILLUSTRATIONS

Benefit Auction

Lighthouse Vocational Services | New Holland | www.lighthousevoc.org

JUNE 9

Mills of Lancaster County

Lanc. Mennonite Hist. Society | www.lmhs.org

JUNE 9 & 23

Music in the Orchard

Hans Herr House | www.hansherr.org

JUNE 17

Folk Festival

Spring Gulch Campground | www.springgulch.com

JUNE 21 & 22

Mud Sale

Bird-in-Hand Fire Co | 717.392.0112

FOR MORE LANCASTER COUNTY EVENTS: WWW.DISCOVERLANCASTER.COM

DEVELOPMENT

Linda Dodge, CFRE, Director of Development

TRAVEL WITH PURPOSE TEAM: APRIL 28 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; MAY 5, 2018

Thank you for your prayers and donations of delicious food for our team as we served in Tarboro, NC.

Cooperative Living House

DEDICATION & RIBBON CUTTING Friday, June 15, 2018

Dedication and Ribbon Cutting at 1:30pm Tours and refreshments until 3pm Limited parking will be available at the New Holland Church of the Nazarene. Shuttle transportation will be available beginning at 1pm until 2:30pm from the Apartment Suites Lobby. The last return shuttle will depart approximately 3pm. Attendees should be able to walk a distance independently on uneven terrain. This is a standing event.

DINING SERVICES

Don Bundren, Sodexo, General Manager

Mindful Taste & Learn with Chef Anthony Biscanti & Dietitian Tara Phillips

TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 2PM AT THE HARVEST TABLE TOPIC: OLD FOODS, NEW WAYS

FATHER’S DAY SUNDAY, JUNE 17

The Harvest Table & Terrace Dining Room | A La Carte Pricing

Soup

Texas Beef Brisket Chili | Creole Corn & Shrimp Cup $2.09/Bowl $2.29

Salad Bar

Cucumber Dill Salad $6.45/lb with Sun-dried Tomato & Feta Roasted Peach with Boursin, Blueberry, Arugula and Toasted Almonds Grilled Corn & Roasted Red Pepper Salad with Fresh Tarragon Radicchio & Tuscan White Bean Salad, Fig, Walnuts

Entrees

Crab, Sun-dried Tomato and Arborio Stuffed Flounder - $7 Southern Baked BBQ Chicken, Apricot Glaze - $5.19 Whiskey Rubbed Ribeye with Chipotle Butter - $7

Burger Features

Gorgonzola and Bacon-Balsamic Onion Jam on a Brioche Bun 100% Angus Beef and Onion Rings - $5.99

Surf & Turf - (TDR/HT – choice of two) - $17

Grilled Angus Filet 4oz. Seared Diver Scallops 3ea. Gouda & Bacon Stuffed Pork Flat Iron 4.oz Shrimp Skewer 4oz. Rosemary Crusted Rack of Lamb 4oz. Citrus Crab Sauté 4oz.

Pick Two Sides TDR Hours: 11am – 2pm Reservations required: Please Call TDR (6071) The Harvest Table Hours: 11am – 2pm and 4:30pm – 6:30pm

Root Beer Baked Beans Sautéed Spinach with Warm Dressing Creole Creamed Corn Twice Baked Potato Skillet Cornbread

Desserts

Add a Sauce

Sun-dried Tomato Pesto Demi Glaze Basil Chimichurri Mint Balsamic Glaze

GSV Butter Beer Ice Cream, Sweet Street Cakes and Pies

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.

SERVING LUNCH AT

Water Street Ministries Lancaster, PA 10:15am depart Apartment Suites Lobby. Six servers/bussers needed per visit. 2018 MONTHLY VISITS: • June 22 • July 27 • August 24 • September 28 • October 26 • November 30 • December 28

Blanket and Towel Collection for Global Aid Network (GAiN) June 1-30 Please join us as we collect blankets, towels and washcloths for Global Aid Network (GAiN). The humanitarian partner of Cru, GAiN expresses the love of Jesus Christ in the toughest places on earth by relieving suffering, restoring dignity, and revealing hope. To learn more about GAiN: www.gainusa.org. Please place donations in the wooden barrel next to the post office by the Apartment Suites Lobby. For more information, please contact Life Enrichment (6007).

Upcoming Collections

To volunteer, contact Life Enrichment (6007) July 1-31

Backpack Collection for CrossNet Ministries Collecting backpacks, as well as, other school supplies including: small packs of tissues, pencils, rulers, erasers, crayons, colored pencils, magic markers, notebook paper, folders and 3-ring binders.

LIFE ENRICHMENT Colleen Musselman, Director of Life Enrichment **Sign up at the Village Square Resident Services. JUNE 1, FRIDAY **Reading Airport WWII Show 8:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby See page 20 for details.

JUNE 1, FRIDAY & JUNE 20, WEDNESDAY **Mall Shopping 9:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 1:30pm Park City is the shopping destination this month. Fashions in lovely spring colors await you. Cost: $5pp transportation Sign up at Resident Services.

JUNE 4, MONDAY **Reading Phillies 8am depart Apartment Suites Lobby See page 20 for details.

JUNE 4, MONDAY Hymn Sing 7pm, Chapel

Sing, hum or listen quietly to Songs in the Night led by Hymn Sing director, Dale Fox.

JUNE 5, TUESDAY Village Life Orientation (VLO) 8:30am, Concord Room

If you feel you are alone in the move-in process, come to VLO in order to meet others at the same stage in life. Social Services and Life Enrichment staff will be on hand to answer your questions. RSVP (6077).

JUNE 5, TUESDAY Culture Class 10am, Theater

JUNE 6, WEDNESDAY TRIP SIGN-UP beginning 8am, Theater JUNE 6, WEDNESDAY Ladies Breakfast 8am, Yoder’s Restaurant

Special Guest: Vicki George, Sodexo Ride the GSV bus departing the Apartment Suites Lobby at 7:45am or drive on your own. Either way, join us for breakfast. Menu dining or buffet. Cost on own. Sign up is not required.

JUNE 7 & 21, THURSDAY Coffee & Conversation 9am, Chapel

Talk with fellow residents and administration regarding current needs at Garden Spot Village. All are welcome.

JUNE 7, THURSDAY Speaker Series 7pm, Garden Towers See page 7 for details.

JUNE 8, FRIDAY & JUNE 23, SATURDAY Bingo 7pm, Gardens West Conference Room Bingo; so easy, so fun! It costs only $1 to play.

JUNE 14, THURSDAY Flag Day Celebration 7pm, Chapel Vane Scott’s Many Faces of Old Glory – the Concert

Acclaimed as the Finest Flag Show in America! Entertainment for the whole family! The Many Faces of Old Glory, DVD, tells the history of the American flag.

JUNE 15, FRIDAY & JUNE 19, TUESDAY **Lunch Bunch 10:45 depart Apartment Suites Lobby See page 20 for details.

JUNE 16, SATURDAY GSV Yard Sale See page 19 for details.

JUNE 19, TUESDAY Eastern Echoes Chorus 7pm, Chapel

Eastern Echoes Chorus returns to share a program of music and scripture. All are welcome.

JUNE 20, WEDNESDAY **GAiN Work Day 8am depart Apartment Suites Lobby See page 5 for details.

JUNE 11, MONDAY & JUNE 29, FRIDAY Glow Party 7-9pm, Pavilion

Gather with neighbors to enjoy games, fire pit & s’mores.

Eun Hee Jang, MCC IVEP, presents her final Culture Class following her year of service at Garden Spot Village.

JUNE 5, TUESDAY Pen Pal Party 1:45pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby Calling all GSV Pen Pals. It’s time to meet, in person, the New Holland Elementary School student you’ve been corresponding with all year. Additional information available at time of registration. Please RSVP by calling (6077).

JUNE 9, SATURDAY **Ladies Garden Party 12noon, Outdoor Garden Gazebo

Enjoy an afternoon in the warmth of spring weather, under the shade of trees. How lovely to spend this time with friends and family. Garden theme, garden food, garden fun! Limited seating. Cost: $17pp Sign up at Resident Services.

LIFE ENRICHMENT CONTINUED JUNE 25, MONDAY THRU JUNE 29, FRIDAY **Grands & Kids Camp

JUNE 21, THURSDAY **Overly Grove Potluck 5pm, Overly Grove Indoor Pavilion

See page 13 for details.

JUNE 27, WEDNESDAY Servant Stage, Jr. 2pm, Chapel

Apartment, Cottage and Sycamore Springs friends… enjoy the company of friends and neighbors in the comfort of a fully enclosed pavilion, complete with cooling fans and modern restrooms. Live music, laughter and plenty of Potluck choices abound. Bring a hot or cold dish to share with 10-12 people. Entrées, salads, desserts and more are appreciated. Paper products and beverages will be provided. Overly Grove Park has plenty of parking but a GSV shuttle departs the Apartment Suites Lobby at 4:30pm if you’d like to ride along. Cost: Bring a potluck dish. Sign up at Resident Services.

JUNE 25, MONDAY Wallachs Shoes 10am-2pm, Gardens South Conference Room

Seussical Jr., a fantastical musical extravaganza based on the works of Dr Seuss, will be performed by Servant Stage Youth Theater. The Cat in the Hat narrates the story of Horton the Elephant, who discovers tiny people called Whos. A fun and lively performance.

JUNE 29, FRIDAY Making Apple Cider 9:30am, Pavilion

Lisa Sanchez, Lancasater County Parks, brings a new and creative approach to making apple cider. Watch the children of the Grands & Kids Camp as they try their hand at this educational, tasty and fun science project.

JUNE 29, FRIDAY Grands & Kids Camp Picture Show 2:30pm, Chapel

Come and share in the memories made during Grands & Kids Camp. All are welcome to enjoy the pictures and snacks.

Providing shoes made by master craftsman, Wallach’s can make every step a comfortable one. A wide variety of styles and sizes are available.

JUNE 30, SATURDAY Servant Stage Company 7pm, Chapel See page 19 for details.

G ARD EN SP OT VI LLAG E

Speakers Series 7pm | 1st Thursday | Garden Towers

Come, hear stories of intrigue, interest and invention. Monthly, the GSV Education Committee features residents sharing life stories and passions as well as, civic leaders, local business representatives and non-profits.

JUNE 7 Big Spring Farm Days Lewis Leid, Swiss Pioneer Preservation Association Special Guest, Lewis Leid, will share his abundant knowledge about the upcoming Big Spring Farm Days held at the Pioneer Preservation Association in New Holland. Scythe sharpening, threshing demonstrations and more will be discussed.

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

MONDAYS: Gaithers; Southern gospel and contemporary Christian music. (90 min.) WEDNESDAYS: South Pacific; This documentary series surveys the natural history of the islands of the South Pacific region. (50 min.) CHANNEL 956

JUNE FUN FEATURE: HERE COMES THE BRIDE (& GROOM) Tune in to Channel 956 daily in June to see staff members’ wedding pictures. Can you guess who it is? The answer will follow.

DID YOU KNOW?…

• Towne Meeting is rebroadcast on GSV-TV Channel 956 the following Tuesday, 7pm and Wednesday, 2pm. • Sunday Worship Service is rebroadcast on GSV-TV Channel 956 the following Sunday, 2pm. • If you see on the Weekly Announcements, the event is scheduled for broadcasting.

Musical Memories JUNE 2 | SEPTEMBER 8, OCTOBER 6 & NOVEMBER 3 A UNIQUE MUSICAL PROGRAM FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH ALZHEIMER’S/DEMENTIA AND THEIR CAREGIVER.

If you are looking to spend an afternoon with your loved one who is experiencing the symptoms of Dementia, Musical Memories is for you. Music can be a soothing, calming presence in our lives. And depending upon the stage of your journey, music can be the perfect fit for both you and your loved one. This program is a “together” program where you can share a special moment of musical entertainment together: caregiver and loved one.

CONCERTS WILL BE HELD 1:30-2:30PM IN THE GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE CHAPEL.

Sign up is not required for GSV residents. Public welcome. Public may register by calling 717.355.6000. Donations accepted at the door.

IN THE THEATER JUNE 1 & 8, FRIDAY Friday Flicks, 10am (cc), 2pm (cc), 7pm & 9:30pm, Theater

Feature: The Post When the Washington Post agrees to publish the leaked Pentagon Papers —

which point to a secret escalation of the Vietnam War — the Nixon administration tries to block publication, setting off an epic legal and political battle. Starring: Meryl Streep & Tom Hanks 2017 / PG-13 / 1hr 55m / Based on a true story

JUNE 4 & 18 , MONDAY Entertaining Videos, 3:30pm, Theater

Entertaining Videos on the BIG screen featuring: (6/4) The best of Victor Borge, Red Skelton and much more. (6/18) Tim Conway, Harvey Korman, Liberace, Jack Benny, Archie Bunker and more.

JUNE 15 & 22, FRIDAY Friday Flicks, 10am (cc), 2pm (cc), 7pm & 9:30pm, Theater

Feature: Amazing Grace The 1797 true story about William Wilberforce, the great crusader for the British abolition of slavery and John Newton, a slave ship captain turned repentant priest who penned the great hymn, Amazing Grace. 2007 / PG / 1h 58m / Bio, Drama, History

JUNE 19, TUESDAY Planet Earth, 2pm & 7pm, Theater

Planet Earth, an epic series celebrating the Earth as never before. This stunning experience captures rare action, impossible locations and intimate moments with our planet’s creatures. Experience the sights and sounds of beauty and majesty. Series Final Topic: Saving Species, Into the Wilderness & Living Together 2007 / NR / 150min / BBC Natural History Series

JUNE 20, WEDNESDAY Ladies Night, 7pm, Theater

Feature: Iron Lady An elderly Margaret Thatcher talks to the imagined presence of her recently

deceased husband as she struggles to come to terms with his death while scenes from her past life, from girlhood to British Prime Minister, intervene. 2012 / PG-13 / 1h 45m / Bio, Drama

MARKETING

Scott Miller, Chief Marketing Officer

W H AT A R E YO U D O I N G T H I S S U M M ER ? We all know that Garden Spot isn’t a typical retirement community. Everyone does so many interesting and unique things that add purpose to life, that other people are astonished when they hear about them. Your story might be the one that connects with someone and inspires them to learn more about Garden Spot with all its opportunities and amazing sense of community. If you have an exciting trip planned, a sensational experience on the calendar or you’re involved with something that fills your life with purpose we’d love to hear about it and tell the story on the new Garden Spot StoryBook website that will be coming soon. Email Juanita Fox, the official Garden Spot Storyteller, at jfox@gardenspotcommunities.org and she’ll get in touch to help tell your story!

M ED I A

G A LLERY

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

June Endeavor: Highlighting the Happenings of Garden Spot Village WATCH NOW: www.gsvnet.org/media

R E C EN T

2018 Garden Spot Village Marathon Highlights

WATCH NOW: www.gsvnet.org/media

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M A R K E T I N G VO LU N T EER M EE T I N G S

If you give tours or show your home we’d love to know what’s on your mind! We’re looking for ways to make things better for you and our guests. Three meetings are planned in Coffee & Conversation style where you can make comments, suggestions and ask questions. Please sign up at Resident Services for one of the three meetings. They will be held in the Theater in the Village Square from 11am – noon. Thursday, June 7 Wednesday, June 13 Wednesday, June 20

P O S T S

TR AVELING WITH PURPOSE Written by Carina Sauder

Recently, I had the amazing privilege of traveling with Garden Spot Village to Tarboro, North Carolina. We teamed up with United Methodist Disaster Relief to help with hurricane relief from Hurricane Matthew two years ago. This storm wreaked havoc on this town, and affected 800 people. These survivors stayed in...

SERIES OF FORTUNATE EVENTS Written by Scott Miller

Last Tuesday a series of fortunate events came together. The annual Discover Lancaster member’s coupon book included a BOGO at Refreshing Mountain so my daughter Jen and I decided to go ziplining. Lauren, the Garden Spot Village Wellness Director, mentioned she was organizing an Adventure Trip... Read more at: www.gsvnet.org/blog

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LOOK & LEARN UPCOMING DATES: TUESDAY, JUNE 12 THURSDAY, JULY 26 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22

Check-in: 10-10:30am Presentation: 10:30am-12pm Lunch: 12-1pm Tour: After Lunch Get details & register at: www.gsvnet.org/looknlearn

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12 GOLF TOURNAMENT LOOK & LEARN 8:30-10:30 Ask-a-Nurse 9:00 Cottage Council 9:00 Global Missions 9:00 The Bible DVD 10:30 Bee Club 1:30 Train Club 2:00 Mindful 3:30 Book Chat

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Worship Service 10am / C Paul Hutton

18 8:00 Prayer Mtg GWCR 2:00 Towne Mtg C 3-4 IVEP Farewell 3:30 Entertaining Videos T 6:30 Bridge-for-Fun GWCR

19 8:00 Sauntering Day P 8:30-10:30 Ask-a-Nurse GSHC 9:00 The Bible DVD T 10:45 Lunch Bunch** 2pm & 7pm Planet Earth T 3:30 Book Chat VS 7:00 Eastern Echoes Chorus C GAME NIGHT

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25 8:00 Prayer Mtg 10-2 Wallach’s Shoes 2:00 Parkinson’s 6:30 Bridge-for-Fun

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26 8:00 Women Alone Concord 8:30-10:30 Ask-a-Nurse GSHC 3:30 Book Chat VS GAME NIGHT

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21 SUMMER BEGINS 7:30 Men’s Breakfast* 9:00 Coffee & Conversation C 1:00 Cross Stitch CR 5:00 Overly Grove ** 6:30 Mah Jongg GWCR

22 9:00 Adventure Outing** 10 & 2 & 7 & 9:30 Friday Flicks T 10:15 Water Street Ministries 6-7 Friday Night Stroll P

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PASTORAL SERVICES Pastor Chet Yoder, Director of Pastoral Services WORSHIP SCHEDULE JUNE 3

Sermon: Rev. Paul Dodge Communion

JUNE 10

Sermon: Pastor John Meck Music: Dale Fox

JUNE 17

Sermon: Paul Hutton Music: Chapel Quartet

UPCOMING PASTORAL EVENTS

JUNE 6 & 20, WEDNESDAY Men’s Christian Fellowship 8:30am, Gardens West Conference Room

JUNE 12, TUESDAY Global Missions 9am, Gardens West Conference Room

JUNE 7, THURSDAY Widowed and Single Men’s Breakfast 8am, Concord Room

JUNE 12 & 19, TUESDAY The Bible DVD series 9am, Theater

Conversation for all men about spiritual topics. Presenters: Rex Trent (6/6) and Cliff Anderson (6/20)

Breakfast and conversation for all widowed and single men at GSV. This month’s presenter will be Raymond Hoover.

JUNE 24

Sermon: Pastor John Meck Music: Jim Zimmerman

VISITING CHURCHES • OUR LADY OF LOURDES - 1st Tuesday Mass, Chapel Thursday Communion, Prayer Room • TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH - 2nd Thursday Communion, Prayer Room

JUNE 7 & 14, THURSDAY Sally Mittlestadt Bible Study 10am, Garden Towers

Biblical Prayers is the theme of this study.

Mike & Kathy McKeever from Wycliffe Bible Translators will share their mission.

Passion and Courage will be explored from the New Testament account of Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection.

JUNE 26, TUESDAY Women Alone Breakfast 8am, Concord Room

Breakfast and sharing by E.J. Rittersbach: Life On the Farm.

JUNE 7, THURSDAY Community Church Prayer Meeting 12:30pm, Concord Room

A time for intercession and praise for specific prayer needs and answers

• ANGLICAN CHURCH - Sunday Service, Chapel

3-day Marketplace Vacation Bible School July 17-19, 9-11:30am

Garden Spot Village Pavilion (Parking Lot 6)

CALLING ALL CHILDREN! Garden Spot Village hosts an on-campus Vacation Bible School for children entering grades 1 - 8 living in the greater New Holland community. Children will enjoy music, crafts and Bible stories surrounding the theme “Jesus is My Teacher!”

To register your grandchild, visit Resident Services.

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First and Third Wednesdays June 20 thru September 19 10am – 2pm, Village Park

Locally grown produce from Summerset Farm Market – New Holland

Many Seasonal Favorites: Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Squash, Zucchini, Onions, Peppers, Watermelon, Cantaloupe, Apricots, Blueberries and Cherries Lancaster Favorites: Baked Goods and Homemade Jams & Jellies, Pickles and Veggies

Proceeds BeneFit the Benevolent Fund

Grands & Kids Camp Explore Lancaster County June 25-29

Invite your grandchildren and great-grandchildren to explore our wonderful county. Grands & Kids Camp includes a week filled with Lancaster County projects, field trips and just plain fun! Participate in one event, one full day or the entire week. The choice is up to you and your grandchild. Brochures available. Sign up at Resident Services.

SOCIAL SERVICES Sherilyn Lapp, Director of Social Services COMMUNITY SUPPORT GROUPS On-Line Hearing Loss Network www.hearingloss.gsvnet.org

Helpful resource links are available at the GSV Hearing Loss Network site, with or without an account. The site is a resident only safe place to ask questions and compare services notes. Create a free account. Contact Mary Beth Villafane (6010) if you have any questions or suggestions.

JUNE 6, WEDNESDAY Living with Loss Group - Loss and Questions of Faith 10am, Board Room

Facilitated by GSV’s chaplains Chet, Marian and Ken. The Living with Loss group is for persons who have experienced death of a spouse or family member. The group’s focus is support and education. Call Jenny Snyder (6259) for more information.

JUNE 11, MONDAY Caregiver’s Support Group – Open Discussion 10am, Concord Room

The Alzheimer’s Association and Garden Spot Village cosponsor a support group for family caregivers of persons with dementia. Bring your questions, concerns, and comments about caring for your loved one. We may not have all the answers, and we each have our own journey, but sharing our different experiences reminds us, we are more alike than different and that connection makes all the difference. Upon advance request, free respite care in Adult Day Services (6226) is available during this group meeting time if you are currently enrolled in Garden Spot Village Adult Day Services. If this is your first time attending the support group, please contact Marcia Parsons (6239).

JUNE 14, THURSDAY Low Vision Support Group – The group will NOT meet this month. Happy vacationing! JUNE 20, WEDNESDAY Sharing with Supportive Friends 10:30am, Prayer and Meditation Room

Do you desire a group of supportive friends? This caring group is a resource for residents managing depression. All are welcome to join the friendly conversations. Contact Jenny Snyder (6259) with any questions.

JUNE 25, MONDAY Parkinson’s Support Group – Paying for Care: Navigating Medicare, LTC, Advantage Plans and more 2pm, Theater

Special Speaker: Bill Parson, CSA, Certified Senior Advisor with Everence Garden Spot Village Parkinson Support Group is a group for individuals with the disease and their family members. Free resources from the National Parkinson’s Foundation are available at the monthly meetings. Call Sherilyn Lapp (6264) for more information.

JUNE 26, TUESDAY Healthcare Spouse Group – Cork and Cap Restaurant

Individuals with a spouse in a healthcare setting are encouraged to attend this group. The focus of the group is support and encouragement. The group will enjoy lunch together at the Cork and Cap Restaurant in Lancaster. We will depart from the Village Square at 11:30am. Cost of the meal is the responsibility of the individual. Contact Marcia Parsons (6239) for more information and to reserve your seat on the bus.

JULY 12, THURSDAY Essential Tremor Support Group – The Wonder of Music in Addressing Tremors 10am, Board Room

Special Speaker: Elaine Carrigan, RN, BSN Ms. Carrigan will present information about how music therapy can play a key role as a nonmedical intervention in calming essential tremors. Elaine is passionate about her topic and has some interesting stories to share with us. Individuals with Essential Tremors, and their families and friends, are invited to join us! This quarterly support group is affiliated with the International Essential Tremor Foundation. Call Sherilyn Lapp (6264) for more information.

JULY 12, THURSDAY Low Vision Support Group – Macular Degeneration Update 3pm, Garden Towers

Special Speaker: Dr. Dan Strybos, Owens Optometrics Persons who have any type of visual loss will find their knowledge and independence enhanced by this program. Call Mary Beth Villafane (6010) for more information.

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

SOCIAL SERVICES NOTES

THE NEW MEDICARE CARDS HAVE BEEN ARRIVING AT GSV! Please bring your card or a good copy of your card to Social Services. It is very important we have your new Medicare number. Thank you to everyone who has already provided this information.

10 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT YOUR NEW MEDICARE CARD Medicare is mailing new Medicare cards starting in April 2018. Here are 10 things to know about your new Medicare card:

1. MAILING TAKES TIME:

Your card may arrive at a different time than your friend’s or neighbor’s.

2. DESTROY YOUR OLD MEDICARE CARD:

Once you get your new Medicare card, destroy your old Medicare card and start using your new card right away.

3. GUARD YOUR CARD:

Only give your new Medicare Number to doctors, pharmacists, other health care providers, your insurers, or people you trust to work with Medicare on your behalf.

4. YOUR MEDICARE NUMBER IS UNIQUE:

Your card has a new number instead of your Social Security Number. This new number is unique to you.

5. YOUR NEW CARD IS PAPER:

Paper cards are easier for many providers to use and copy, and they save taxpayers a lot of money. Plus, you can print your own replacement card if you need one!

6. KEEP YOUR NEW CARD WITH YOU:

Carry your new card and show it to your health care providers when you need care.

7. YOUR DOCTOR KNOWS IT’S COMING:

Doctors, other health care facilities and providers will ask for your new Medicare card when you need care.

8. YOU CAN FIND YOUR NUMBER:

If you forget your new card, you, your doctor or other health care provider may be able to look up your Medicare Number online.

9. KEEP YOUR MEDICARE ADVANTAGE CARD:

If you’re in a Medicare Advantage Plan (like an HMO or PPO), your Medicare Advantage Plan ID card is your main card for Medicare – you should still keep and use it whenever you need care. However, you also may be asked to show your new Medicare card, so you should carry this card too.

10. HELP IS AVAILABLE:

If you don’t get your new Medicare card by April 2019, call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227). TTY users can call 1-877-486-2048.

You have the right to get Medicare information in an accessible format, like large print, Braille, or audio. You also have the right to file a complaint if you feel you’ve been discriminated against. Visit CMS.gov/about-cms/agency-information/aboutwebsite/cmsnondiscriminationnotice.html, or call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) for more information. TTY users can call 1-877-486-2048.

WELLNESS

Lauren Graber, Director of Wellness

THE WELLNESS WHEEL HIGHLIGHT FOR JUNE IS FOOD

JUNE’s wellness feature is Food or your Nutritional Wellness. There are eight Facets to the Framework of your wellness. They are Fitness, Faith, Finances, Footprint, Food, Family & Friends, Feelings and Focus. Pick up your copy of the Food Calendar at the Wellness Lobby or the Apartment Suites Lobby. Nutrition Month is finally here! While many of us may have adjusted our diets at the start of the New Year, after a few months, the determination to stay on track with nutrition begins to fade. Rather than allowing for old habits to creep back in, try to focus your nutrition on the health benefits you will receive from eating well instead of placing all of the focus on aesthetic goals. By focusing on your long term health, you will be more likely to stick to your healthy habits. Below you will find simple nutrition tips that will help you get back on track and choose healthy options.

5 EASY NUTRITION TIPS FOR HEALTHY LIVING 1. FILL UP ON VEGETABLES Vegetables are a low calorie/ high volume food. This means you can eat a lot of vegetables without consuming a lot of unwanted calories and you will feel full because they take up a lot of room in your stomach. When eating vegetables, avoid adding sauces and oil, which will add more total calories to your meal. Aim for fresh or steamed vegetables when possible.

4. UP THE PROTEIN If you feel like you are constantly hungry, try adding a bit more protein to your meals. When ordering a dinner salad, order a serving of lean protein to be placed on top in order to help you fill up and stay full. Also try eating the protein portion of your meals before having the side items which are usually higher in carbohydrates and fat.

2. TAKE IT EASY ON THE FRUIT While fruit is a great source of fiber and natural sugar, some people tend to go overboard and eat too much. In turn, this keeps sugar and carbohydrate intake sky high. Rather than ditching fruit all together, try pairing one piece of fruit with almond butter, nuts or a source of lean protein.

5. DRINK MORE WATER Water aids your body in digestion and keeps your skin looking youthful and hydrated. On days where you are training or outdoors for a period of time, be sure to consume extra water. Drinking 12 ounces of water before your meal will also fill up your stomach and may prevent you from overeating.

3. BE WARY OF NUTRITION/PROTEIN BARS While the marketing on most of these products claims these bars are the healthy alternative, most bars are high in fat, carbohydrates and artificial preservatives. Some health bars also pack a similar nutritional punch as a traditional candy bar. Do not allow yourself to be fooled! Read the label and check out what is really going into these products before you snack on them daily.

Try incorporating a few of these nutrition tips into your daily routine. Small changes can add up to great health benefits on the long run. Take care of your body now in order to prepare for a healthier future!

A GSV RESIDENT WELLNESS COMMITTEE IS BEING FORMED in order to help with the promotion of Wellness. We are looking for a few residents from each area of Garden Spot Village: Apartments, Cottages, Carriage Houses, & Sycamore Springs. Meetings will be held quarterly, in order to discuss upcoming wellness programs and events. Our first meeting will be on held Thursday, June 14, 11am in the Wellness Room. Anyone interested in joining the committee please contact Lauren Graber (6228) or email lgraber@gardenspotvillage.org

MARK YOUR CALENDARS…

Check your CATIE for the current Wellness Program Schedule

JUNE 1, 8, 15, & 22, FRIDAY Friday Night Stroll 6-7pm, Outdoor Pavilion (rain location: Village Square) JUNE 5, TUESDAY Blood Drive 11am-4pm, Village Park

JUNE 11, MONDAY & JUNE 29, FRIDAY Glow Party 7-9pm, Pavilion

Gather with neighbors to enjoy games, fire pit & s’mores.

JUNE 19, TUESDAY World Sauntering Day, 8am, Outdoor Pavilion JUNE 20, WEDNESDAY Spa Closed for maintenance, starting at 8am

The spa will be drained and refilled with fresh water to ensure the sanitation of the water. Spa maintenance occurs once a month, on the 3rd or 4th Wednesday, depending upon events.

JUNE 22, FRIDAY Adventure Outing: Ziplining at Refreshing Mountain, Stevens, PA 9am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 2pm

Come join us on The Flying V2 Zip Lines This ziplining tour was added in November 2016. The course is designed for those interested in ziplining but not ready to be in the tree canopies for long periods of time. Don’t worry, they didn’t forgo the adrenaline and fun their ziplines provide! The ziplines are in a “V” structure, with great views. With 2 ziplines covering a length of over 590 ft., you will cruise at an average speed of 25 mph, leaving from the observation deck and returning to a 15 ft. platform across from the deck. Your tour with be followed by BYOL (Bring Your Own Lunch) picnic. Zip Lining Details: Over 500 ft. long – approx. 30 min duration. Max Weight: 280 lbs. Skill Level: Beginner/Intermediate Cost: $15pp (includes ziplining and bus) Sign Up at Resident Services

VOLUNTEER SERVICES

Deborah Fast, Director of Volunteer Services

SAVE THE DATES!

The Share & Care Thrift Shop will once again be holding a special APPRAISAL EVENT at Garden Spot Village. You won’t want to miss this exciting opportunity! Ever wonder what that longstanding family heirloom is actually worth? Gary and Diana Alvord, Next to New Fine Furniture Consignment Shop, along with their team, will join us for two days of entertaining information, as well as, on-the-spot appraisal of items brought to the event.

JUNE 5, TUESDAY, 2-3 PM, CHAPEL PUBLIC PRESENTATION

Gary Alvord will share information about a wide variety of items he will bring for display, as well as, give tips for choosing what you might want to bring for your own appraisal(s). Everyone welcome!

JUNE 6, WEDNESDAY, 9AM-2PM, CHAPEL APPRAISAL DAY • All residents and staff are welcome to bring items for appraisal. • Participants may bring five items at once (may come back later with another five). • Appraisal charge is two items for $5.00 (minimum charge $5.00). All proceeds will be given to the GSV Benevolent Fund.

• Appraisals are fair market value. • Participants will be given a number when they register at the door. They will be told approximately what time their number will be called. • You can also schedule a home visit at a later date for appraisal of large items.

• Next to New will be prepared to purchase items if they are interested, and if a participant wishes to sell. Be sure to bring driver’s license or other photo ID if you are interested in selling your item(s). • Next to New will also be able to provide printed documentation for insurance purposes, etc. of your appraisal item for a $50.00 fee.

Please mark your calendars and plan to participate in this exciting event! Contact Deborah Fast, Volunteer Services, at dfast@gardenspotvillage.org or (6204).

LIVES OF SERVICE

This year Volunteer Services is focusing on service, and the many ways it enriches our own and others’ lives. This profile of Pat Frankel is the third in a series featuring the service of our inspiring Garden Spot Village volunteers.

“Volunteering is very fulfilling. I get much more out of it than I give.”

—Pat Frankel

Pat Frankel loves to make people smile. Inspired by the book, Pollyanna, by Eleanor Porter, Pat says, “You know, if you can make people smile, it makes their day. So, I try to make people smile.” And she’s successful! She volunteers in a variety of positions at Garden Spot Village but her favorite is her 11am-1pm shift on Wednesdays at the Resident Services desk. She takes ownership in her role saying, “I’m the first person visitors see. My tone of voice, my greeting — all of it may be their first impression of Garden Spot Village. I want to make sure it’s a good impression.” Pat also serves where needed with Volunteer Services. She helps in Refresh Gifts & Essentials by running the cash register, taking inventory and pricing incoming products. She also occasionally answers the phones in Maintenance during staff meetings. She says, “Volunteering is very fulfilling. I get much more out of it than I give.” The benefit of living at Garden Spot Village, she says, “You have the option to be as busy as you want to be and as helpful as you want to be.” During her volunteer positions she says, “I meet tremendous people. It’s astonishing to me, the depth and breadth of the people who live here and their experiences.” Pat also served as volunteer coordinator for the Garden Spot Village Marathon this past April, recruiting 165 volunteers to serve on the Garden Spot Village campus in a variety of roles and timeslots. While it was a lot of work, she’s laid the groundwork for the future and looks forward to serving again next year. The experience challenged her and connected her more deeply to her community. She says, “I met some really nice people I wouldn’t have otherwise met.” Pat began volunteering in April 2015 and has been a steady presence, filling in wherever Volunteer Services needs her. And on her way to and from volunteering and while she serves she smiles and greets the friends she’s made, encouraging them to smile too.

EXPLORE SOMETHING NEW...

the story of Wendell and VILLAGE Ryan proves that no life EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ATButGARDEN SPOT is irredeemable. No chain is unbreakable.

MAIN STREET ART GALLERY JUNE 1-30

The Main Street Art Gallery, a month-long display featuring Shirley Blasko, GSV resident artist and Susie Riehl, local artist.

SPEAKER SERIES

JUNE 7, THURSDAY, 7PM, GARDEN TOWERS

Come, hear stories of intrigue, interest and invention. Monthly, the GSV Education Committee features residents sharing life stories and passions, as well as, civic leaders, local business representatives and non-profits. Guest Speaker: Lewis Leid, will share his abundant knowledge about the upcoming Big Spring Farm Days held at the Pioneer Preservation Association in New Holland. Scythe sharpening, threshing demonstrations and more will be discussed. This was just the beginning.

Over the next several years, the two crossed paths time and time again as Wendell tried to do his job as a small town police officer and Ryan kept making bad decision after bad decision. Wendell thought Ryan was just another troublemaker, the scum of the earth, and Ryan thought Wendell had a personal vendetta against him.

JUNE 13, WEDNESDAY, 2PM, ART STUDIO

But the story of Wendell and Ryan proves that no life is irredeemable. No chain is unbreakable.

(Sign up begins June 6) Creative Card Class returns with instructor Marie Diehl. Beginners and advanced are welcome. Bring a scissors, if you can. Class size limited. Cost: $4pp Sign up at Resident Services.

**COMPUTER CLASS

JULY 18, WEDNESDAY, 10-11AM, GSV LIBRARY (Sign up begins June 6) See page 19 for details.

The first time police officer Wendell Metzler crossed paths with Ryan they were grappling late at UNCHAINED Forbes, night in a back yard, somewhere just off of West Main Street in New Holland, Pennsylvania. Wendell had Ryan in a headlock. When Ryan tried to slip away, Wendell unleashed his pepper spray, and they both ended up in the hospital. THIS WAS JUST THE BEGINNING. Over the next several years, the two crossed paths time and time again as Wendell tried to do his job as a small town police officer and Ryan kept making bad decision after bad decision. Wendell thought Ryan was just another troublemaker, the scum of the earth, and Ryan thought Wendell had a personal vendetta against him. But the story of Wendell and Ryan proves that no life is irredeemable. No chain is unbreakable. Ryan Forbes & Wendell Metzler

Ryan Forbes & Wendell Metzler

**CREATIVE CARD CLASS

JUNE 16, SATURDAY, 7PM, CHAPEL UNCHAINED

The first time police officer Wendell Metzler crossed paths with Ryan Forbes, they were grappling late at night in a back yard, somewhere just off of West Main Street in New Holland, Pennsylvania. Wendell had Ryan in a headlock. When Ryan tried to slip away, Wendell unleashed his pepper spray, and they both ended up in the hospital.

AUTHOR TALK & BOOK SIGNING WITH RYAN FORBES & WENDELL METZLER

WellSpan HealthTalks

Your goal is better health. Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll help you get there. Nutrition for Wellness: Vitamins & Food Tuesday, June 5, 7-8pm GSV Chapel

Cost: FREE Dietary supplements come in a variety of forms, and most U.S. adults take one or more daily or occasionally. Join Lesley Hughes, MD, a radiation oncologist with the WellSpan Ephrata Cancer Center, as she discusses vitamins and food supplements, their effectiveness and their safety when combined with other medications. Lisa Forcellini, a nutritionist with the Cancer Center, also will be on hand to share healthy eating tips.

Ryan Forbes & Wendell Metzler

HAINED

This was just the beginning.

JULY 18, WEDNESDAY **COMPUTER CLASS 10-11am, GSV Library (Sign up begins June 6)

Topic: Organize Your Files, Pictures & Downloads Information on your laptop, tablet and/or smartphone can accumulate and become unmanageable very quickly. Learn how to organize so that everything is at your fingertips. Teacher: Rita Moyer, ELANCO Library Cost: Free courtesy of ELANCO Library Sign up at Resident Services.

JULY 26, THURSDAY **BRANDYWINERS AT LONGWOOD 5:30pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 12:30am (Sign up began May 2)

The Brandywiners Theater Group will present – The Music Man – a Broadway musical. Enjoy free time at Longwood Gardens followed by the show in the Longwood Open Air Theater. Cost: $30pp includes Longwood admission, show & transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

SEPTEMBER 10, MONDAY **WHALE WATCHING IN CAPE MAY, NJ 7am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 10:30pm (Sign up begins June 6)

Join us as we head to Cape May, New Jersey, where we will have a fantastic opportunity to experience a whale and dolphin watching expedition. Free time in Cape May and lunch on own included in our day. Dinner will be served at the Inn at Cape May. Entrée choice required at time of sign up. Cost: $132pp includes Elite Coach, Whale Watching Cruise, free time, dinner and driver’s gratuity. Sign up at Resident Services.

OCTOBER 2, TUESDAY **WILLIAMSPORT & WELLSBORO HIGHLIGHTS TOUR 7am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 8:30pm (Sign up begins June 6) Our fall adventure begins with lunch at the Penn Wells Restaurant located in historic Victorian downtown Wellsboro. Entrée choice required at time of sign up. Following lunch, our step-on guide will take us to the PA Grand Canyon Overlook and Visitor Center for a breathtaking view. We will then make our way to Williamsport where we board the Hiawatha Riverboat for a narrated Susquehanna River Cruise. Cost: $123pp includes Elite Coach, lunch, step-on guided tour, riverboat cruise and all gratuities. Sign up at Resident Services.

I’ll Fly Away is a toe-tappin’ tribute to folk, bluegrass, and old-time gospel music with the Backwoods Bluegrass Band and Friends! Fun and feel-good from start to finish, it’ll leave a smile on your face and a song in your heart!

Coming to Garden Spot Village

Saturday, June 30 7pm, Chapel and touring across lancaster county and beyond all summer long! ALL SHOWS PAY-WHAT-YOU-WILL

Yard Sale JUNE 16, SATURDAY, 8AM-1PM One person’s junk is another person’s treasure. Walk through the GSV Yard Sale and find treasures of your own. At the Outdoor Pavilion, the GSV Woodshop will sell tools of all kinds, and the GSV Library will offer bargains on books galore. The GSV Quilters will sell beautiful quilted items. And, be sure to walk or drive throughout the community looking for balloons marking garage sales. In order to participate, visit Life Enrichment, signup and pick up a few balloons to mark your treasure trove. Invite family and friends. PUBLIC WELCOME.

LIFE ENRICHMENT JUNE 2018 BE SURE TO SIGN UP! WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6

TRIP SIGN-UP beginning 8am, Theater

JUNE 1, FRIDAY **READING AIRPORT WWII SHOW 8:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 3:30pm (Sign up began April 4) The Mid-Atlantic Air Museum is pleased to announce a huge aerial line-up for the 28th annual World War II Weekend. Included will be acrobatic demonstrations, WWII bombers, transports and more. The WWII Airborne Demonstration Team is back by popular demand. Reenactments, encampments, music, food and more, add to this gathering of warbirds. Cost: $34pp includes admission & transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

JUNE 1, FRIDAY & JUNE 20, WEDNESDAY **MALL SHOPPING 9:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 1:30pm

Park City is the shopping destination this month. Fashions in lovely spring colors await you. Cost: $5pp transportation Sign up at Resident Services.

JUNE 4, MONDAY **READING PHILLIES 8:00am depart Apartment Suites Lobby (Sign up began April 4)

An affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies, The Reading Fightin’ Phils is a minor league baseball team based in Reading, PA. Garden Spot Village is happy to help sponsor the Reading Phils Senior Day. Today’s game ticket comes to you Free, compliments of GSV. Cost: $5pp transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

JUNE 9, SATURDAY **LADIES GARDEN PARTY 12noon, Outdoor Garden Gazebo (Sign up began May 2)

Enjoy an afternoon in the warmth of spring weather, under the shade of trees. How lovely to spend this time with friends and family. Garden theme, garden food, garden fun! Garden hats optional. Limited seating. Cost: $17pp Sign up at Resident Services.

JULY 17, TUESDAY **LANCASTER BARNSTORMERS 5pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby 6pm Game Time (Sign up begins June 6)

Cheer for the local team, the Lancaster Barnstormers, during this early evening game. Cozy up to Cylo for a great photo op. Taste an official ballpark hot dog. The options for fun at Clipper Stadium are endless. Cost: $13pp includes reserved seat & transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

JUNE 15, FRIDAY & JUNE 19, TUESDAY **LUNCH BUNCH 10:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 2:30pm (Sign up begins June 6)

Reflections, Oregon, PA, is not only the perfect spot for casual dining at reasonable prices, it is also steeped in local history. Be sure to note the hand dug well which dates back to 1739 in the lounge area. The stained glass and the wood in the back raiser is from the Lancaster courthouse when it was being remodeled and the wheels of fortune are from Rocky Springs Amusement Park. Food and history come together creating a memorable experience at Reflections. Menu dining. Cost on own. Cost: $5pp transportation. Sign up at Resident Services.

JUNE 21, THURSDAY **POTLUCK PICNIC (Sign up began May 2)

JUNE 25, MONDAY THRU JUNE 29, FRIDAY **GRANDS & KIDS CAMP See page 9 for details.

JULY 10, TUESDAY **BIRD-IN-HAND RESTAURANT & STAGE 11am depart Apartment Suites Lobby 4:30pm approximate return (Sign up began May 2)

Travel to Bird-in-Hand Restaurant & Stage for a meal and a show – The Home Game – a new Amish-themed Broadway-style musical about farming, family and America’s favorite pastime. Filled with laughter and drama, this moving, entertaining show is sure to hit it out of the park. Cost: $56pp includes Bird-in-Hand buffet & show. Sign up at Resident Services.

JULY 11, WEDNESDAY **PARCR 8am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 4pm (Sign up begins June 6)

Retirement community residents are invited to attend the quarterly meeting of the Pennsylvania Alliance of Retirement Community Residents (PARCR), a forum by which to build resident participation in their community. July meeting hosted by Messiah Village, Mechanicsburg. Cost: $15pp includes $10pp PARCR fee, payable at the door and $5pp transportation fee. Sign up at Resident Services.

JULY 13, FRIDAY **BUCKS COUNTY’S FINEST Byers’ Choice & Pearl S Buck Home 8:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 6:30pm (Sign up began April 4)

Walk down the cobblestone street at Byers’ Choice and view scenes straight out of Dicken’s London. Watch Byers’ Choice artisans bring the Carolers to life as you view the factory floor. Lunch will be at Peddler’s Village, Cock N’ Bull Restaurant. Following lunch, tour the historic farmhouse of writer, Pearl S. Buck. A walking tour of the award winning gardens is included. Cost: $85pp includes Elite Coach, Byer’s Choice, lunch, admission to Buck home and all gratuities. Sign up at Resident Services.