Garden Variety Vol 11 Issue 9 September 2019

September 2019 | A Publication of Garden Spot Village | Volume 11 Issue 9

PAINT NITE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 6-8PM, VILLAGE PARK See page 19 for details

| 433 South Kinzer Avenue, New Holland, PA 17557 | 717.355.6000 | gardenspotvillage.org | info@gardenspotvillage.org |

Table of Contents Refresh Coffee Bar Ad 2 Around Town 2 Development 3 GSV Club Focus 3 Dining Services 4 Making A Difference 5 Life Enrichment 6 Glow Parties 7 Musical Memories 7 In the Theater 8 Marketing 9 September Calendar 10 Pastoral Services 12 Speaker Series 13 GSV TV - Channel 956 13 Social Services 14 Volunteer Services 16 Wellness 17 Explore Something New...

18 Trip Sign-Ups 20

8am–6:30pm Monday thru Friday | 8:30am–4pm Saturday & Sunday

September 8

SCHREIBER PEDIATRIC RUBBER DUCKIE RACE & FESTIVAL Lancaster County Park | www.schreiberpediatric.org

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 FRONT COVER PHOTO: Gavin Sauder ILLUSTRATIONS

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September 10 – 14

DENVER FAIR

Denver Memorial Park | www.thedenverfair.com September 14

CROSSNET GARDEN GALA GSV Legacy Garden | www.elancocross.org/4th-annual-garden-gala September 18 – 20

SOLANCO FAIR

Solanco Fairgrounds | www.solancofair.com September 25 – 28

EPHRATA FAIR

Ephrata, Downtown | www.ephratafair.org For more Lancaster County Events: www.discoverlancaster.com

DEVELOPMENT

Linda Dodge, CFRE, Director of Development

YOU ARE INVITED TO AN EDUCATIONAL SESSION Under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, QCDs Can Be a Valuable Giving Tool for Those Over 701/2 Patrick Carney, CFP®, Financial Planner with Rodgers & Associates

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 11:45AM, CONCORD ROOM (LUNCH INCLUDED) To register call Resident Services by Friday, September 20 (space is limited) As a result of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the vast majority of taxpayers began taking the increased Standard Deduction. Because of this, most taxpayers will no longer get a tax benefit from their charitable giving.

What do you do if you’ve always enjoyed the double thrill of giving to your favorite charity while reducing the amount of tax to Uncle Sam? One possible giving strategy is to complete a Qualified Charitable Distribution or “QCD” to the qualified charity of your choice directly from your IRA. A QCD allows you to take some or all of your Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) from your IRA and not have it counted as income.

Join us for this educational session to learn more about how QCDs can be a valuable giving tool.

GSV CLUB FOCUS

Colleen Musselman, Director of Life Enrichment

BELL RINGERS

written by Amanda Weaver, GSC Marketing Intern Maybe you’ve heard them at Christmas on Main, or maybe you’ve gone to one of their concerts in the spring. The Garden Spot Village Bell Ringers are active September to June, giving many opportunities to practice and perform throughout the year, and still have a summer break. The Ringers celebrated their 5th annual spring concert this year, with patriotic selections and others with accompaniment from the piano, flute and hand chimes. This month, the Ringers begin their 6th year of handbells with requests coming in for church programs, Veteran’s Day, Thanksgiving Service and Christmas programs.

Fran Rapp started the Ringers club in 2014, with the generosity of St James United Church of Christ, Limerick. They had a set of four-octave handbells that weren’t currently in use and allowed the club to borrow them and help with their debut. Buying a four-octave set of handbells would've been expensive, and the handbell choir wouldn't have been able to start if it hadn't been for the benevolence of St James. Every year as thanks, the Ringers perform for the church.

Fran started playing handbells in the late ‘80s. He directed and taught handbells at a school in Montgomery County, and even was the President of the Regional organization. Fran had expressed a desire to start a handbell choir and was able to do so, with the help of GSV Life Enrichment and St James. Fran says, “You don't have to play to enjoy handbells. People enjoy listening and recognizing songs that we play.”

Some may think you need to be able to read music, or have years of prior experience in order to be able to play handbells, but that’s not the case. While being able to read music helps, it’s not crucial. The notes are color coded to specific bells, depending upon the difficulty of the arrangement.

There are two Ringer groups, one for beginners and one for the more experienced. Each group needs 12 people in order to have four octaves.

Many people have contacted Fran and tried the handbell choir, meeting every Monday morning for an hour.

Currently, the choir has 18 members during the winter season and 12 members during the spring season. The group plays for concerts, Towne Hall Meetings and other special events, like the Great Christmas Ring.

If you are interested in joining the GSV Ringers or have any questions, contact Fran Rapp at 717.355.6511 or franrapp@frontier.com

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DINING SERVICES

Don Bundren, Sodexo, General Manager

Join us for a Signature Dinner at the Terrace Dining Room Wednesday, September 25 | 5:30-7:30pm Starters

Mussels in a Beurre-Blanc Reduction Sauce

Soup

Classic New England Clam Chowder with Oyster Crackers

Entree

Fresh New England Lobster Whole Lobster – 2lb. with Red Skin Potatoes, Lancaster County Corn on the Cob, Soft Dinner Roll

Mindful Taste & Learn

Dessert

Wild Maine Blueberry Pie

with Dietitian Tara Phillips & Executive Chef Anthony Biscanti

Take Away

Wed, September 11, 2pm The Harvest Table

Mini Whoopie Pie

Whole 2lb. Lobster Dinner $51.15 per person with GSV Meal Plan Discount | Regular price $59 per person Reservations are required; call Resident Services (6000)

TOPIC: FOODIE FOCUS

10am – 1pm, Village Park FIRST AND THIRD WEDNESDAYS through September 18 Visiting Farmer – Philip Weaver from Summerset Farm Market – New Holland, PA Many Seasonal Favorites: Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Squash, Zucchini, Onions, Peppers, Watermelon, Cantaloupe, Blueberries and Cherries Lancaster: Baked Goods and Homemade Jams & Jellies, Pickles and Veggies **Benefiting the Benevolent Fund**

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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.

WATER STREET MINISTRIES WINTER CLOTHING DRIVE September 1-30

At Water Street Ministries, Lancaster, the purpose has remained the same since 1905: to advance the kingdom of God through the gospel of Jesus Christ and to do missionary relief and rescue of all kinds. To support that work, during the month of September we collect new and gently used winter clothing for men and women.

Specific needs include: new pajamas, underwear and socks. Clothing sizes in L, XL, 2XL and 3XL especially appreciated. Place items in the wooden barrel next to the Post Office by the Apartment Suites Lobby.

To learn more about Water Street Ministries, visit www.wsm.org.

For more information, please contact Life Enrichment (6007).

THANK YOU...

Thank you so much for the supplies & clothing you collected for the families at Mom's House! Your kindness and thoughtfulness is so appreciated. We could not do what we do without donors like you. ď Š God Bless!

SERVING LUNCH AT

Water Street Ministries Lancaster, PA 10:15am depart Apartment Suites Lobby.

Lunch servers and table bussers are needed each visit.

Dawn Wardell Mom’s House

UPCOMING COLLECTIONS

JOIN US AS WE SERVE OTHERS ONE FRIDAY EACH MONTH September 27 October 25 November 22

October 1-31

Samaritan's Purse, Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Collecting filled shoeboxes for boys and girls ages 2-14.

December 27 To volunteer, contact Life Enrichment (6133)

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

SEPTEMBER 1, SUNDAY Hymn Sing 7pm, Chapel

Join Dale Fox as he leads Not Your Ordinary Hymn Sing II. Please note: due to the Labor Day holiday, Hymn Sing has moved to Sunday, September 1.

SEPTEMBER 3, TUESDAY Frontier Communication 9-11am, GSV Library

A Frontier representative is available the first Tuesday, monthly, to answer your questions and accept payment, 10-11am. A secure Frontier payment drop box is available 9-11am.

SEPTEMBER 4, WEDNESDAY Ladies Breakfast 8am, Yoders Restaurant

Come for breakfast. Bring a friend or neighbor. Monthly, a special guest is invited from the community to share their story.

Guest: Heather Smith, ELANCO Library Ride the GSV shuttle departing the Apartment Suites Lobby at 7:45am or drive on your own. Breakfast cost on own.

SEPTEMBER 5, THURSDAY Trip Sign-Up 8am, Village Square Note change in location in September & October only.

See page 20 for details.

SEPTEMBER 5, THURSDAY Speaker Series 7pm, Garden Towers See page 13 for details.

SEPTEMBER 5 & 19, THURSDAY Coffee & Conversation 9am, Chapel

Grab a cup of coffe and join the talk.

Questions and answers flow freely in this unique conversation platform. All residents are welcome to attend.

SEPTEMBER 12 & 26, THURSDAY **Dine Around the World 10:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 3pm See page 20 for details.

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SEPTEMBER 6, FRIDAY **Hershey Rose Gardens & Butterfly Atrium 8:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 2:30pm

Colleen Musselman, Director of Life Enrichment

SEPTEMBER 13, FRIDAY & SEPTEMBER 28, SATURDAY Bingo 7pm, Gardens West Conference Room

See page 20 for details.

That all-time favorite game – Bingo, it’s a big hit at GSV. Cost: $1pp

SEPTEMBER 6, FRIDAY & SEPTEMBER 18, WEDNESDAY **Mall Shopping 9:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby

SEPTEMBER 15, SUNDAY September Fest 5-7pm, Pavilion

See page 20 for details.

See page 13 for details.

SEPTEMBER 8, SUNDAY **Servant Stage performs The Music Man at Lancaster Mennonite 1:45pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return 6pm

SEPTEMBER 16, MONDAY Towne Meeting 2pm, Chapel

See page 20 for details.

SEPTEMBER 9, MONDAY & SEPTEMBER 10, TUESDAY Council Meetings 9am, Theater

Residents are invited, as guests, to see their Council members at work.

(9/9) Apartment Council (9/10) Cottage Council

SEPTEMBER 10, TUESDAY PA Q&A 9-11am, Library

A spokesperson from th office of PA State Representative David Zimmerman will visit Garden Spot Village the 2nd Tuesday, monthly. Feel free to stop by, chat, and ask questions regarding PA State issues including Real ID and much more.

SEPTEMBER 10, TUESDAY Servant Stage Company 7pm, Chapel

Servant Stage Company performs selections from their most recent allAmerican, Broadway classic, musical comedy, The Music Man, performed at Lancaster Mennonite School.

Cost: Pay-what-you-will

SEPTEMBER 11, WEDNESDAY **Lancaster Community Concert 6:30pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby See page 20 for details.

Become immersed in all things GSV by attending Towne Meeting.

SEPTEMBER 17, TUESDAY **Ladies to Lunch 11am depart Apartment Suites Lobby See page 20 for details.

SEPTEMBER 19, THURSDAY New Holland Historical Society 7pm, Chapel

Topic: The New Holland Railroad; the forgotten branch Speaker: Mark Hoffman The New Holland Area Historical Society shares monthly programs of local interest.

Members and non-members welcome.

SEPTEMBER 18, 19 & 20 Voter Registration Apartment Suites Lobby

Help with voter registration, change of address, absentee ballot application, change of political party and more, will be provided by the GSV Political Action Coalition.

(9/18) 10am-1pm (9/19) 11am-2pm (9/20) 12-2pm

LIFE ENRICHMENT CONTINUED

Colleen Musselman, Director of Life Enrichment

SEPTEMBER 20, FRIDAY & SEPTEMBER 24, TUESDAY **Lunch Bunch 10:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 2:30pm See page 20 for details.

SEPTEMBER 21, SATURDAY Lighter-side Players 7pm, Chapel

The Lighter-side Players will perform First Ladies First, an original play by John O'Hara. What happens when the former First Ladies of the United States gather to pay tribute to a deceased husband? Will they be able to foil an international terrorist from spoiling the event? Come out and enjoy this romantic comedy as the plot unfurls. You'll enjoy seeing your fellow residents on stage, too!

SEPTEMBER 24, TUESDAY Pequea Valley Marching Band 6-7pm, Outdoors & Pavilion

Wander outside and watch as the Pequea Valley Marching Band practices for the New Holland Parade.

Join the students after practice for light refreshments in the Pavilion.

SEPTEMBER 28, SATURDAY **Cavod Theater 6:30pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 9:30pm (Sign up begins August 6)

Cavod Academy, New Holland, presents Pirates of Penzance, Gilbert & Sullivan’s hilarious farce.

Cost: $17pp reserved priority seating.

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

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 & FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27

7-8 pm, Pavilion

Gather around the fire pit, chat, laugh and enjoy the evening with friends and neighbors. Outdoor games including corn hole and bocce will be available. If you come for nothing else, come to make s’mores.

Musical Memories SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7

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

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Movies are subject to change depending upon availability.

SEPTEMBER 1 & 15, SUNDAY Curiosity Streaming, 7pm, Theater

(9/1) Deep Time History; The Industrial Revolution and the rise of modern warfare have

roots in the depths of time—in the natural process that enriches the soil.

(9/15) Deadly Journeys of The Apostles

SEPTEMBER 2 & 16, MONDAY Entertaining Videos, Theater Entertaining Videos on the BIG screen featuring:

(9/2) The Pink Panther Strikes Again 10am / PG / 103min / 1975 / (cc) (9/16) Luciao Pavarotti, Tim Conway, Harvey Korman, Liberace, Jack Benny and more.

3:30pm / (cc)

SEPTEMBER 6 & 13, FRIDAY Friday Flicks, 10am (cc), 2pm (cc), 7pm, Theater Feature: The Finest Hours

The Coast Guard makes a daring rescue attempt off the coast of Cape Cod after a pair of oil tankers are destroyed during the blizzard of 1952.

PG-13 / 1h 57min / Action, Drama, History / 2016

SEPTEMBER 17, TUESDAY America’s National Parks Series, 2pm & 7pm, Theater

See the dramatic vistas and stunning beauty; the hidden treasures of America’s National Parks.

SEPTEMBER 18, WEDNESDAY Ladies Night, 7pm, Theater Feature: Saving Mr Banks

Author P. L. Travers reflection on childhood after reluctantly meeting with Walt Disney, who seeks to adopt her Mary Poppins books for the big screen.

PG-13 / 2h 5min / Biography, Comedy / 2013

SEPTEMBER 20 & 27, FRIDAY Friday Flicks, 10am (cc), 2pm (cc), 7pm, Theater Feature: Run The Race Against the backdrop of high school football and track, two brothers face problems with two different world views – but ultimately the bonds of brotherhood strengthen. PG / 1h 41min / Drama, Sport / 2019

SEPTEMBER 26, THURSDAY Movies Oldies, 2pm & 7pm, Theater Feature: Friendly Persuasion Starring: Gary Cooper & Dorothy McGuire A Quaker family lives

in Indiana during the Civil War. They’re opposed to the war, but then Southern troops come by; should they fight? NR / 2h 17min / Drama, Romance, War / 1956 / color

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MARKETING D I R E C T O RY P H O T O DAY If your photo is not included in the Directory or was not captured within the last 3 years, please contact Gavin Sauder (6158) to have your Photo Directory photo taken on Thursday, September 12 in the Theater.

R E C EN T

READING TO AND WITH YOUR GRANDKIDS OR OTHER CHILDREN IN YOUR LIFE IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT. It deepens your relationship with them and creates lifelong memories, in addition to all the developmental and learning benefits. In many respects, outstanding grandparents become superheroes for their grandkids when they intentionally work to be a positive influence in their lives. In the upcoming edition of Destination magazine you will find a story on page 49 that you can read to or with the children in your life. At the end, you’ll find a couple of fun and engaging questions to spark a conversation. Destination magazine now crosses intergenerational boundaries and includes a section that hopefully both you and your grandkids will look forward to reading.

B L O G

P O S T S

FINDING JOY IN WORK AND COMMUNITY Written by Scott Miller Today was one of the two days a year when I say I "drew the lucky straw" and worked the weekend at Garden Spot Village as Manager on Duty (MOD). Talking with my wife last night I commented that I was off to Garden Spot again tomorrow, to which she replied,...

IT’S CANNING TIME IN LANCASTER COUNTY Written by Art Petrosemolo I have done research and a story on historical baking at Landis Valley museum and learned about beehive ovens; I also have done stories on the tobacco and wheat harvests, Amish Marriage Encounter (who’d-a guessed) and Ben Shirk’s East Earl sawmill, among others…

Read more at:

Invite your friends to

LOOK & LEARN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19

10:30am – 2pm

Get details & register at:

gsc.gl/looknlearn

GSV AF TER WORK An evening event for people with busy daytime schedules.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 THURSDAY, MARCH 19

5:30 – 7:30pm

Get details & register at:

gsc.gl/looknlearn

gsc.gl/ckqmtvgn

S YC A M O R E S P R I N G S

Scott Miller, Chief Marketing Officer

R E C EN T V I D E O S

We are currently accepting pre-construction deposits for 50 new homes at the Sycamore Springs expansion, with move-in dates scheduled for summer 2020.

Invite your friends to explore the vibrant community at Sycamore Springs. They can schedule a visit by calling Megan (6290) or Kelly (6201) today.

This Is Sycamore Springs

September Endeavor

Keeping you up to date on the Sycamore Springs expansion.

Highlighting the Happenings of Garden Spot Village

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GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE SEPTEM SUNDAY

1 Worship Service 10am / C Pastor Chet Yoder

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Hymn Sing 7pm / C Curiosity Streaming 7pm / T 8 GRANDPARENTS DAY Worship Service 10am / C Jack Estep Servant Stage The Music Man** 1:45pm depart

GAME NIGHT 9 8:00 Prayer Mtg 9:00 Apt Council 9:30 Handbells 10:00 Caregivers 1:00 Library Mtg 6:30 Bridge-for-Fun 7-8 Glow Party

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10 8:00 Wellness Adventure** 8:30-10:30 Ask-a-Nurse GWHC 9-11 PA Q&A L 9:00 Cottage Council T 9:00 Global Missions GWCR 9:00 Hart Bible Study GSCR 1:30 Train Club GWCR 7:00 Servant Stage C

8:00 Ladies Brea 8:30 Men’s Fellow 9:00 GSV Quilte 10-1 Farmers Ma 10:00 Living w/L 10:00 Computer 10:00 Retired Chu 1:00 Crafts 2:00 Book Club 7:00 Bible Study 11 9:00 GSV Quilte 10:00 Computer 1:00 Crafts 2:00 Mindful 6:30 Lanc Comm 7:00 Bible Study

GAME NIGHT 15 Worship Service 10am / C Paul Lowery September Fest 5pm / P

16 8:00 Prayer Mtg GWCR 9:30 Handbells GT 2:00 Towne Mtg. C 3:30 Entertaining Videos T 6:30 Bridge-for-Fun GWCR

Curiosity Streaming 7pm / T 22

Worship Service 10am / C John Meck

17 LOOK & LEARN 9-1 AARP** 9:00 Hart Bible Study GSCR 10:00 Ladies to Lunch** 2:00 Jewelry Class** AS 2 & 7 National Park Series T

GAME NIGHT 23 8:00 Prayer Mtg 9:30 Handbells 2:00 Parkinson’s 6:30 Bridge-for-Fun

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24 8:00 Women w Purpose Concord 8:30-10:30 Ask-a-Nurse GWHC 9-1 AARP** 9:00 Hart Bible Study GSCR 10:45 Lunch Bunch** 2:00 Creative Cards** AS 6-7 PV Marching Band P

18 8:30 Men’s Fellow 9:00 GSV Quilte 9:30 Exton Mall* 10:00 Computer 10-1 Voter Regis 10-1 Farmers Ma 10:30 Sharing w 1:00 Crafts 7:00 Ladies Nigh 7:00 Bible Study 25 9:00 GSV Quilter 10:00 Computer 1:00 Crafts 1-3 Volunteer Fai 5:30 Signature D 7:00 Bible Study

GAME NIGHT 29 Worship Service 10am / C Bill McComb

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9:30 Village Voices 10 & 2 & 7 Friday Flicks 2:00 PC Cake Bake 7:00 Bingo

19 7:30 Men’s Breakfast 9:00 Coffee & Conversation C 9-1 AARP** 11-2 Voter Registration 1:00 Cross Stitch CR 1:00 Card Connection** AS 6:30 Mah Jongg GWCR 7:00 NH Hist. Society C

20 9:30 Woodshop Mtg. 9:30 Village Voices 10 & 2 & 7 Friday Flicks 10:45 Lunch Bunch** 12-2 Voter Registration 6-8 Paint Nite**

26 9:00 Computer Club GWCR 10:00 Women Bible Study GT 10:45 Dine Around** 11:00 Art Guild T 1:00 Cross Stitch CR 2 & 7 Movie Oldies T 2:30 Dining Ambassadors 6:30 Mah Jongg GWCR

27 9:30 Village Voices GT 10 & 2 & 7 Friday Flicks T 10:15 Water St Ministries 11:45 Edu. Session** Concord 5:00 LBC** 7-8 Glow Party P

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GSCR 8:45 Hershey Gardens** 9:30 Village Voices GT 9:30 Park City** 10 & 2 & 7 Friday Flicks T

Musical Memories 1:30pm / C Good Works Outreach** 7am depart

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Train Room Open House 1:30-4pm Bingo 7pm / GWCR Cavod Theater** 6:30pm depart

**SIGN UP AT RESIDENT SERVICES

breviations can be found on the “Welcome” sign found on your refrigerator, or at the Life Enrichment office.

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PASTORAL SERVICES

UPCOMING PASTORAL EVENTS SEPTEMBER 4, WEDNESDAY Men’s Christian Fellowship 8:30am, Gardens West Conference Room Discussion Leader: Vern Mittelstadt

SEPTEMBER 4, WEDNESDAY Special Presentation by Retired Church Workers 10am, Garden Towers

Pastor Sam Smucker, founding pastor of The Worship Center (see highlighted box for more information)

Join us for a new study/format: Rediscover Jesus

SEPTEMBER 24, TUESDAY Women with Purpose 8am, Concord Room

We enjoy breakfast and then share our stories, our care, encouragement and laughter together. All women, who live alone, are invited

SEPTEMBER 4, 11, 18 & 25, WEDNESDAY Wednesday Evening Bible Study 7pm, Garden Towers

SEPTEMBER 26, THURSDAY Women’s Bible Study 10am, Garden Towers

We begin a new study from the book of Exodus.

New study: Names of God, begins today (more information in highlighted box) Teachers: Sally Mittelstadt & Liz Givens

SEPTEMBER 5, THURSDAY Widowed and Single Men’s Breakfast 8am, Concord Room

SEPTEMBER 26, THURSDAY Global Disciples Monthly Update 1pm, Gardens West Conference Room

Guest Speaker: Ray Balmer will share his life story. All GSV widowed and single men are invited.

SEPTEMBER 5, THURSDAY Community Church Prayer Meeting 12:30pm, Concord Room

A time for intercession for The Community Church at GSV, its leaders and ministries.

SEPTEMBER 7, SATURDAY Good Works Outreach in Coatesville 7am - 5:30pm

An opportunity for home repair with GSV neighbors.

Sign up at Resident Services.

SEPTEMBER 10, TUESDAY Global Missions 9am, Gardens West Conference Room

Guest Speaker: Jim Pitman (Christian Literature Crusade)

SEPTEMBER 10, 17 & 24, TUESDAY Sherry Hart Bible Study 9am, Gardens South Conference Room Topic: Lord, Teach Us To Pray All women invited.

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SEPTEMBER 18, WEDNESDAY Men’s Christian Fellowship 8:30am, Gardens West Conference Room

Staff from Global Disciples will bring updates via stories and video regarding current prayer opportunities for Global Disciples participants.

Pastor Chet Yoder, Director of Pastoral Services

WORSHIP SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER 1

Sermon: Chet Yoder Music: Terry Ziegler

SEPTEMBER 8

Sermon: Jack Estep Music: Jim Zimmerman

SEPTEMBER 15

Sermon: Paul Lowery Music: Colleen Musselman

SEPTEMBER 22

Sermon: John Meck Music: Dave & Liz Givens

SEPTEMBER 29

Sermon: Bill McComb Music: Chapel Quartet

VISITING CHURCHES • OUR LADY OF LOURDES - 1st Tuesday Mass, Chapel - Thursday Communion, Prayer Room • BANGOR CHURCH - 2nd Wednesday Eucharist, Prayer Room • TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH - 2nd Thursday Communion, Prayer Room • ANGLICAN CHURCH - Sunday Service, Chapel

Retired Church Workers Group

SEPTEMBER 4, WEDNESDAY, 10AM, GARDEN TOWERS

Please join the Retired Church Workers Group for a special presentation

by Rev. Sam Smucker, founding pastor of The Worship Center in Leola.

Pastor Sam will share information about the founding of the church, from his life experience, as well as, retirement activities. All are invited to join this presentation. Coffee and pastry will be available at 9:30am. For more information, contact Chaplain Ken Martin (6134).

Fall Women's Bible Study - The Names of God SEPTEMBER 26 - OCTOBER 31, THURSDAYS 10AM, GARDEN TOWERS

Join Sally Mittelstadt and Elizabeth Givens for a study that will deepen your faith and trust in God. When we call God by name, we show that we are in a relationship with Him. When we take the time to get to know and love God, by becoming familiar with His names, we deepen that relationship. Knowing God, through His names, strengthens every aspect of our lives. Each week will feature a different name. All women are welcome. Come and bring a friend!

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Speakers Series 7pm | 1st Thursday | Garden Towers

SEPTEMBER 5, 2019 Speaker: Val Dunham, GSV resident | Topic: The Apple Jack Raid Book: Allegany to Appomattox; The Life and Letters of Private William Whitlock of the 188th New York Volunteers

September Fest SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 5-7PM, PAVILION

It’s oompah time with the Heidelberg Brass Band, birch beer, hot dogs and soft pretzel sticks. Enjoy the cool autumn weather at the outdoor Pavilion.

Bring a dessert to share.

Bring a comfortable lawn chair.

But, most of all, bring a GSV friend or neighbor.

Author: Valgene Dunham, Syracuse University Press, 2013, Foreword by Bill Potter On September 7, 1864, William Whitlock, age thirty-five, left his wife and four children in Allegany, New York, to join the Union army in battle. More than one hundred years later, the letters he wrote to his wife were found in the attic of a family home. These letters serve as the foundation for Allegany to Appomattox, giving readers a vivid glimpse into the environment and political atmosphere that surrounded the Civil War, from the perspective of a Northern farmer and lumberman.

Whitlock’s observations tell of exhausting marches, limited rations, and grueling combat. In plainspoken language, the letters also reveal a desperate homesickness, persistent expressions of concern for the family’s health and financial situation, and requests for news from home. Dunham’s detailed descriptions of the war’s progress and specific battles provide a rich context for Whitlock’s letters, orienting readers to both the broad narrative of the Civil War and the intimate chronicle of one soldier’s impressions.

GSV/TV, Channel 956—September Highlights MORNING MOVIES… 8AM & *6PM

MONDAYS: Gaithers; Southern gospel and contemporary Christian music.

TUESDAYS*: September Endeavor with Scott Miller WEDNESDAYS*: This is Sycamore Springs, September Episode with Kelly Sweigart

GSV TV Channel 956

THURSDAYS*: Envisioned Future with Steve Lindsey from Destination Magazine

SEPTEMBER FUN FEATURE: BACK TO SCHOOL GUESS WHO September is back to school time. Remember those back-to-school days when we were a youngster? GSV-TV will feature school photos of staff members in September. See if you can guess who is in the school picture. The answer follows.

EXERCISING AT HOME: Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays, 6am and Tuesdays & Thursdays, 1pm REBROADCASTS: Towne Meeting is rebroadcast the same week, Tuesday, 7pm and Wednesday, 2pm & 7pm.

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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SOCIAL SERVICES

Sherilyn Lapp, Director of Social Services

COMMUNITY SUPPORT GROUPS

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

SEPTEMBER 4, WEDNESDAY Living with Loss Group Facilitator: Marcia Parsons | Topic: Strength-Based Grieving 10am, Prayer and Meditation Room

Grief is not a problem to solve or an illness from which to recover. What would happen if we started viewing grief as something normal that we will all experience? What if we recognized that we all have strengths and resources, both evident and hidden, which will accompany us as we grieve? (taken from Elizabeth Pomeroy & Renee Garcia) The Living with Loss group is for individuals who are grieving the death of a loved one, and is open to individuals in various phases of grief who desire the support of others. The group provides information and resources, as well as emotional encouragement and support. Contact Marcia Parsons (6239) for more information.

SEPTEMBER 9, MONDAY Caregiver’s Support Group Facilitators: Marcia Parsons and Emelia Reifsnyder Topic: Open Discussion 10am, Concord Room

The Alzheimer’s Association and Garden Spot Village cosponsor this support group for family caregivers of persons with dementia. You are invited to arrive any time after 9:30am for coffee and casual conversation. At 10am we will begin our open discussion. Come with your questions and helpful suggestions so we can all learn from each other. Upon advance request, free respite care in Adult Day Services (6226) is available during this group meeting time if currently enrolled in Garden Spot Village Adult Day Services. If this is your first time attending the support group, please contact Marcia Parsons (6239) or Emelia Reifsnyder (6076).

SEPTEMBER 12, THURSDAY Low Vision Support Group Guest Speaker: Randall Wenger, Lancaster County Board of Elections and Registration Commission Topic: PA’s new Low-Vision Friendly Voting Machines 3pm, Garden Towers

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

SEPTEMBER 18, WEDNESDAY Sharing with Supportive Friends Facilitator: Mary Beth Villafane 10:30am, Prayer and Meditation Room

Sometimes we need a safe place to talk about the challenges in our lives, to celebrate the victories, to lament the tragedies, or just to engage in a fun conversation. This group offers the opportunity for all of those things! Contact Mary Beth Villafane (6010) with any questions.

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SEPTEMBER 23, MONDAY Parkinson’s Disease Support Group Guest Speaker: Josh Stauffer, PharmD Topic: Medication Management: Your Pharmacist as a Valuable Resource 2pm, Garden Towers

Garden Spot Village Parkinson's Support Group is designed as an educational and supportive help for individuals living with the disease and their family members. Medication management is crucial in preserving the highest level of functioning for a person with Parkinson’s disease.

This month we welcome Pharmacist Josh Stauffer from Stauffer’s Drug Store. He will share tips on ways your Pharmacist can assist as a valued resource in all things medication related. Free resources from the National Parkinson’s Foundation are available at the monthly meetings. Contact Sherilyn Lapp (6264) or Emelia Reifsnyder (6076) for more information.

SEPTEMBER 24, TUESDAY Healthcare Spouse Group Restaurant: Cork and Cap Restaurant 11:30am depart Village Square

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

SEPTEMBER 27, FRIDAY Free Confidential Memory Screenings 9am–1pm, Chapel Call 717-355-6000 to schedule an appointment

See page 15 for details.

Contact Jackie Berrios (6240) if you have questions.

ON-LINE HEARING LOSS NETWORK

Helpful resource links are available to all at the GSV Hearing Loss Network site www.hearingloss.gsvnet.org. The site may also be used as a resident-only safe place to ask questions, compare notes, and share your experience with hearing loss. Participate by creating a free account. Contact Mary Beth Villafane (6010) if you have questions or suggestions.

SAVE THE DATE: OCTOBER 10, THURSDAY Essential Tremor Support Group Guest Speaker: Amy Fulford, PT with Symbria Topic: Balance and Fall Prevention 10am, Gardens South Conference Room

SOCIAL SERVICES CORNER

Sherilyn Lapp, Director of Social Services

FREE CONFIDENTIAL MEMORY SCREENINGS

A memory screening is a simple and safe healthy brain checkup that tests memory and other thinking skills. (Alzheimer’s foundation of America, 2019). So why is it important to get a memory screening and why should I get one? According to the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America, screenings are a significant first step towards finding out if a person may have a memory problem. Memory problems could be caused by a number of medical conditions including vitamin deficiencies, thyroid issues, and depression – all of which are treatable. Early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or Mild Cognitive Impairment can also improve one’s quality of life by allowing the individual an opportunity to take advantage of treatments that may slow the changes in memory and thinking skills. (Alzheimer’s foundation of America, 2019).

INTRODUCING INDEPENDENT LIVING SOCIAL WORKER, LISA MORGAN

Lisa is a native of Lancaster, having grown up in Lancaster near the old St. Joe’s Hospital. She is a graduate of Lancaster Catholic High School and Millersville University. Lisa is married to Erik, also a Lancaster native and a small business owner. They have two sons, Joshua, working in Lancaster, and Garrett, a sophomore in college in South Carolina. Lisa was home for many years helping to raise her sons. Upon re-entering the workforce, she focused again on her interest in older members of the community. She very much enjoys helping all to live to the fullest potential no matter what the age. This philosophy, and the focus on service in Christ, is what sparked her interest in working at Garden Spot Village.

Lisa has experience working with seniors at various levels of care. She enjoys helping residents age in place and stay as independent as possible with the proper supports in place. In addition to spending time with her family, Lisa loves to spend time at the beach or anywhere near water. She loves to kayak and enjoys the outdoors, or taking her 12-year-old German Shepherd for walks. Lisa also loves to listen to the life stories of others. She looks forward to getting to know the residents and staff at GSV. Lisa will be on campus four days a week (M, T, Th, F).

You can reach her at (6171).

While Jenny Snyder cares for her new baby (Sept, Oct, Nov) Lisa will be the primary contact for residents in Sycamore Springs and VSA. She will also serve as primary contact for residents in Gardens East, assisting Mary Beth to cover GN, GS, and GW. Stop by and introduce yourself to Lisa. Her office is in the Social Service Conference Room.

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VOLUNTEER SERVICES Deborah Fast, Director of Volunteer Services FISCAL YEAR REPORTS FOR SHARE & CARE & LINDEN

Thanks to the efforts of many devoted volunteers, as well as increased promotion of the Linden gift shop (formerly Refresh) and the Share & Care thrift store as unique and appealing shopping destinations, we’re happy to report that sales during FY 2018-19 resulted in record-breaking donations to the Garden Spot Village Benevolent Fund. Share & Care also made significant gift-in-kind donations to GSV departments.

Summarized below are the final numbers for the fiscal year: • Share & Care donation to Benevolent Fund $78,362 ($71,656 FY 17-18) • Linden store donation to Benevolent Fund $39,963 ($29,933 FY 17-18)

TOTAL Donation $118,325 Share & Care Gift-in-Kind donations: • To GSV departments $2,113 ($1,648 FY 17-18) • Share & Care volunteers 56 • Linden volunteers 55

TOTAL Volunteers 111 • Share & Care volunteer hours

4,367

• Linden volunteer hours 3,225

TOTAL Volunteer Hours 7,428 The hours spent by Share & Care volunteers continue to represent a significant ministry to Garden Spot Village residents and their families. Volunteers often spend time helping residents and/or their families in the process of downsizing and making decisions about donations to Share & Care. This behind-the-scenes involvement is another way of making a difference in people’s lives, often during times of transition.

We would like to thank all of our volunteers for their energy, dedication and creativity in support of these two initiatives that benefit the Garden Spot Village community and beyond. Thanks also to the many residents who have donated items to Share & Care, and to the residents, staff and families who are dedicated shoppers at both venues! All of these people help to further GSV’s mission of enriching lives as an expression of Christ’s love.

Train Room Public Open House 2019Dates 1:30 - 4pm IN THE GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE TRAIN ROOM ON

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 | SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30 | SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7 | SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14 | SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21 | SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28 | MONDAY, DECEMBER 30

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WELLNESS SEPTEMBER IS FOCUS MONTH / INTELLECTUAL 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 Family & Friends Calendar at the Wellness Lobby or the Apartment Suites Welcome Center.

Definition of Intellectual Wellness Intellectual Wellness encourages us to engage in creative and mentallystimulating activities. These activities should expand knowledge and skills while allowing you to share knowledge and skills with others. Intellectual Wellness can be developed through academics, cultural involvement, community involvement and personal hobbies.

As Intellectual Wellness develops, you are able to develop personal resources that work together with the other realms of wellness, in order to achieve a more balanced life.

WHY IS INTELLECTUAL WELLNESS IMPORTANT? Intellectual Wellness encourages learning. It is important to explore new ideas and understandings, in order to become more mindful and better-rounded. Having an optimal level of intellectual wellness inspires exploration. Intellectual Wellness also stimulates curiosity. Curiosity is important because it motivates you to try new things and develop an understanding of how you see the relationship between yourself, others and the environment.

The Route to Intellectual Wellness In order to begin the route to Intellectual Wellness, you must remember to be open-minded. Be open to new ideas, new cultures, new knowledge, new skills and new environments. When you have an open mind, the world is truly yours. This allows you to explore issues relating to problem solving, critical thinking, learning and creativity.

Below is a list of suggestions to adopt in order to enhance Intellectual Wellness.

• Be open-minded.

• Listen. When participating in active listening, you are able to fully comprehend the information that is being given.

• Pick up a hobby. Hobbies are great ways to increase skills. They can also be fun!

• Travel. The best way to gain knowledge, as well as an appreciation for another culture, is to experience it personally.

• Express your creative side by exploring different avenues of creativity and artistic expression.

Intellectual Wellness Resources There is no single way to enhance Intellectual Wellness. Intellectual Wellness can be developed through a multitude of activities. Below is a list of UC Davis and outside organization resources to help start a route

Lauren Graber, Director of Wellness

toward Intellectual Wellness.

WELLNESS HIGHLIGHT: DANCE!

Scottish Country Dancing: Tuesdays 1:30-3pm, Fitness Room

Scottish Country Dancing is a form of social dancing or, the ballroom dance of Scotland. It is not to be confused with Highland Dance where a solo dancer performs to bagpipe music. It is the forerunner of the American Square Dance; it is dancing in groups or sets of 3 or more couples.

There are about a dozen basic figures, quick time dances such as reels, jigs and a slower tempo Strathspey. Studies have shown that Scottish Country Dancing is a valuable activity for maintaining both physical and mental health.

Join the fun – no partner or experience needed, just a pair of soft soled shoes.

Line Dancing: Wednesdays 2-2:45pm, Fitness Room

Line dancing presents itself as the perfect form of exercise because it provides the benefits of an aerobic workout, which helps maintain a healthy heart, and also provides a platform for getting involved in a social environment, which is great for mental wellness.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS…

SEPTEMBER 10, TUESDAY **Refreshing Mountain Zip Lining 8am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 2pm Cost: $35pp zip lining and/or $10pp horseback riding Sign up for one or both activities.

Please pack a lunch.

Sign up at Resident Services.

OCTOBER 15, TUESDAY ** Mini Golf at the Shack Restaurant & Mini Golf 10am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Cost: $10.25pp mini-golf and transportation.

Pack a lunch or buy lunch at the Shack. https://www.theshackmanheim.com/mini-golf Sign up at Resident Services.

NOVEMBER 9, SATURDAY **Wolf Sanctuary Full Moon Tour 6:30pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 10pm

The Full Moon Tour is a bit different; it features a roaring bonfire (weather permitting), live entertainment and self-guided tours. Guides are stationed at each pack throughout the event in order to provide information about the wolves at the sanctuary, as well as, facts and information about wolf conservation and biology. We always have fun, and it’s always about the wolves. GSV will provide hotdogs and marshmallows.

Wear good walking shoes, bring a flashlight and chair. Questions? Contact Lauren Graber (6228).

Fee: $20pp tour & transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services

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VILLAGE VOICES

September 6, Friday 9:30am, Garden Towers.

Do you sing in the shower? Do you sing in the car? Did you know singing in a chorus feeds your soul, keeps your brain sharp, provides a great social experience and encourages learning? Village Voices is adding voices now, so join us on Friday mornings beginning September 6. No auditions, no requirements other than a good sense of humor! If you have questions or concerns, contact Mickey Adams, director, (6829).

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AT GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE

MAIN STREET ART GALLERY

SEPTEMBER 1 - 30 The Main Street Art Gallery, a month-long display

featuring GSV resident artwork. Exhibitor: Karen Frattali Karen Frattali, a Chester County veteran watercolorist and part of the local painting community will present a special collection of her art pieces in the Main Street Art Gallery for this month's show. Karen has degrees in Education and from the Philadelphia College of Art. She has traveled, painted and photographed around the globe, conducted international workshops during her wide experiences as a very talented, accomplished and nationally recognized artist. A wide variety of subjects are captured in her unique contemporary realistic, colorful and easily identifiable personal style. We are pleased to welcome Karen to our Gallery.

Apartment Suites Display Case

The Apartment Suites Display Case, a month-long display featuring GSV resident collections.

Exhibitor: Karen Frattali Karen will place additional art pieces in our Apartment Suites Display Case.

September 9, Monday 9:30am, Garden Towers

Handbell rehearsals begin for the fall on September 9.

Join a choir for beginner or more experienced ringers.

Each choir rehearses for one hour on Monday mornings.

Please contact Fran Rapp, director, for more information (6511) or franrapp@frontier.com

** BEGINNER JEWELRY CLASS September 17, Tuesday 2pm, Art Studio

A new jewelry making experience awaits you when you join others in learning how to string a necklace with a clasp. Kits available in class.

Teacher: Marie Diehl Cost: $5pp plus $20 supplies kit Sign up at Resident Services.

** AARP DRIVER SAFETY COURSES September 17, Tuesday & September 19, Thursday 2-Day Introduction to Driver Safety September 24, Tuesday 1-Day Refresher Course (Proof of previous course completion required)

All classes will be held 9am-1pm, Garden Towers

COMPUTER HELP

Cost: $15pp AARP members $20pp non-members

Rita, a volunteer courtesy of ELANCO Library, will provide computer help. No appointment necessary.

Checks payable to AARP and required at class. Please note, this course will not be billed to your GSV account. Proof of driver’s license required.

September 4, 11, 18 & 25, Wednesdays 10am, GSV Library

BOOK CLUB

September 4, Wednesday 2pm, Gardens South Conference Room

Monthly, reading enthusiasts gather to discuss current book selections. Anyone interested in reading is invited.

Topic: A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles

SPEAKER SERIES

September 5, Thursday 7pm, Garden Towers

Topic: The Apple Jack Raid (Weldon Railroad) Speaker: Val Dunham, GSV resident See page 13 for details.

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GSV HANDBELL CHOIR

**CARD CONNECTION

September 19, Thursday 1pm, Art Studio

When autumn leaves of red and gold are falling past your windows, join us in the Art Studio to create your own autumn greeting.

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

NEW HOLLAND AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY

September 19, Thursday 7pm, Chapel

Topic: The New Holland Railroad; the Forgotten Branch Speaker: Mark Hoffman See page 6 for details.

PAINT NITE WITH ZOLĒ September 20, Friday 6-8pm, Village Park

Celebrate your creativity during Paint Nite with ZOLĒ. Beginners and advanced artists welcome.

Small group instruction and all supplies provided. Adult Class.

Public welcome. Sample on display in Life Enrichment Office.

Painting: Pumpkin Trio Cost: $35pp includes instruction, supplies & Starbucks specialty drink.

Sign up at Resident Services

**CREATIVE CARDS

September 24, Tuesday 2pm, Art Studio

Make a hands-on creative card featuring Iris folding. Sample on display in the Life Enrichment Office.

Teacher: Marie Diehl Cost: $4pp Sign up at Resident Services.

**TRANSFORMING TRENDZ October 18 & 25, Friday 1pm, Art Studio

(Sign up begins September 5) In October, create a Festive Fall Design using colorful felt flowers on a hand-painted wooden slat. Come to design, paint and create.

Teacher: Lynne Kokotiuk Cost: $10pp includes supplies Sign up at Resident Services.

**WALLET CLASS

November 18, Monday 1-4pm, Gardens South Conference Room

Plan ahead!! Christmas is coming!!

Join Sally Mittelstadt in November and make a wallet for yourself or to gift. One afternoon of sewing will yield an attractive piece. See the sample and class details in the Life Enrichment Office. Sign-up and mark your calendar now. Bring your own sewing machine or use one of the Garden Spot machines. Class is suitable for confident beginner or better sewing skill level.

Cost: $1pp cash includes instruction & wallet interfacing. Purchase own supplies.

Sign up at Resident Services.

OCTOBER 16, WEDNESDAY **CHOPTANK RIVERBOAT LUNCH CRUISE 8:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 6:30pm (Sign up began July 3)

Enjoy a 3-hour cruise on the scenic Choptank River aboard a truly historic reproduction stern wheeler riverboat.

The authentic 80-foot turn-of-thecentury paddle wheeler reproduction has a fully enclosed lower deck with heating and air conditioning. It also sports a covered upper deck with a great view. Lunch features a crab cake and fried chicken combo with vegetables, potatoes and dessert.

Cost: $120pp includes riverboat cruise, lunch, Elite Coach transportation and driver’s gratuity.

Sign up at Resident Services.

NOVEMBER 13, 2019 **BIRD-IN-HAND STAGE 11am depart Apartment Suites Lobby, Approximate return, 4:30pm (Sign up begins September 5)

Bird-in-Hand Stage presents A Bird-in-Hand Christmas to Remember; Our Day in Paradise. In this live holiday musical, the play’s intriguing characters, unique situations and universal themes reveal unexpected treasures in the most unlikely places.

Cost: $52pp includes buffet lunch, show and GSV transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

DECEMBER 5, THURSDAY **CHRISTMAS IN HERSHEY 12noon depart Apartment Suites Lobby, Approximate return, 7:30pm (Sign up begins September 5)

Holiday highlights of Hershey, PA make for a wonderful season-starter.

The day includes; Hotel Hershey scrumptious buffet, guided tour of Hotel Hershey, Chocolate World on your own and the Hershey Trolley. Hop aboard the Hershey Trolley for a journey through a magical holiday lights display, complete with caroling, Hershey candy and creative commentary.

Cost: $94pp includes Elite Coach transportation, buffet lunch, Chocolate World, Sweet Lights trolley plus guide and driver gratuities.

Sign up at Resident Services.

**COMPUTER CLASS October 21, Monday 1pm, Gardens South Conference Room

(Sign up begins September 5) Topic: Instagram We all love to take pictures – why not share them with the world?

Or at least your loved ones. Join Sarah, ELANCO Library, as we learn all about Pinterest! Pinterest is a great app for sharing and editing your photos. If you wish to follow along with the class, please bring a portable device with WiFi capabilities.

Cost: Free courtesy of ELANCO Library Sign up at Resident Services.

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LIFE ENRICHMENT SEPTEMBER 2019 BE SURE TO SIGN UP! THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5

TRIP SIGN-UP beginning 8am, Village Square

REMEMBER: 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) or (6133).

SEPTEMBER 6, FRIDAY **HERSHEY ROSE GARDENS & BUTTERFLY ATRIUM 8:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 2:30pm (Sign up began August 6)

Looking over the iconic town of Hershey, Hershey Gardens is a 23-acre botanical garden that boasts 3,500 fragrant rose bushes. Travel with GSV to enjoy the exquisite second bloom of the rose season. A guided one-mile walking garden tour, with plenty of seating opportunities, will enhance our garden experience. We’ll also visit the Butterfly Atrium featuring year-round, hundreds of butterflies in a tropical oasis. On the way home, we’ll stop for a relaxing lunch.

Cost: $21pp includes Hershey Gardens, guide service, Butterfly Atrium and GSV transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

SEPTEMBER 6, FRIDAY & SEPTEMBER 18, WEDNESDAY **MALL SHOPPING 9:30am depart Apartment Suites Lobby

(9/6) Park City (9/18) Exton Mall GSV is happy to provide a mall shopping shuttle for those who wish for a bit more shopping opportunities than New Holland has to offer.

Cost: $6pp transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

SEPTEMBER 8, SUNDAY ** SERVANT STAGE PERFORMS THE MUSIC MAN 1:45pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby 6pm approximate return (Sign up began August 6) You’ve enjoyed the Broadway classic, All-American musical, The Music Man now, share the quirky characters and one-of-a-kind nostalgic score with your children and grandchildren. This intergenerational outing is complete with transportation provided by GSV. A fast-paced family-friendly romantic comedy will be performed in its entirety by Servant Stage Company.

Cost: Pay-What-You-Will, at the door $6pp transportation Sign up at Resident Services.

SEPTEMBER 11, NOVEMBER 1, NOVEMBER 21, FEBRUARY 10, MARCH 11 & MAY 4 **LANCASTER COMMUNITY CONCERT 6:30pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby (Sign up began July 3)

The Lancaster Community Concert Association’s 90th season brings acclaimed musicians to the stage; a brilliant whirlwind of styles. Season ticket holders are invited to sign up for GSV transportation. This sign-up is for the entire season; there is no need to sign up for individual concerts. If you are unable to attend a specific concert, please call Resident Services (6000) so that others may ride in your place.

Cost: $6pp GSV transportation.

Sign up at Resident Services.

SEPTEMBER 12 & 26, THURSDAY **DINE AROUND THE WORLD 10:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 3pm (Sign up begins September 5) Travel with the Dine Around group to experience international foods without flying around the world. Today, satisfy your craving for authentic Mexican delicacies by visiting Chilangos Authentic Mexican Restuarante, Lititz.

Cost: $6pp transportation.

Meal cost on own.

Sign up at Resident Services.

SEPTEMBER 17, 19 & 24 **AARP MATURE DRIVER COURSE 9am-1pm, Garden Towers See page 18 for details.

SEPTEMBER 17, TUESDAY **LADIES TO LUNCH 10am depart Apartment Suites Lobby (Sign up begins September 5)

Travel with ladies from GSV to North East, MD… the weather is lovely by the water. One of the few water-front restaurants along the upper bay, the Nauti-Goose will be our destination this month.

Cost: $6pp transportation.

Meal cost on own.

Sign up at Resident Services.

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SEPTEMBER 20, FRIDAY & SEPTEMBER 24, TUESDAY **LUNCH BUNCH 10:45am depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 2:30pm (Sign up begins September 5) Travel with Lunch Bunch to Greenfield Inn, Lancaster, where excellence in dining has been priority a since 1979. A new experience awaits you every time you visit.

Cost: $6pp transportation.

Meal cost on own.

Sign up at Resident Services.

SEPTEMBER 27, FRIDAY **LANCASTER BIBLE COLLEGE MUSICAL REVUE 5pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 9:30pm (Sign up begins September 5)

Lancaster Bible College (LBC) presents Tradition: Celebrating 10 Years of Musical Theater at LBC. Join LBC for their first-ever dinner and a show, a musical revue and dinner celebrating a decade of outstanding performances on LBC’s stage. Hear all your favorites from familyfriendly shows like Singin’ in the Rain, Fiddler on the Roof, Sound of Music, Hello Dolly, Mary Poppins and more, performed by LBC’s talented students.

Cost: $37.50 includes dinner, show and transportation Sign up at Resident Services.

SEPTEMBER 28, SATURDAY **CAVOD THEATER 6:30pm depart Apartment Suites Lobby Approximate return, 9:30pm (Sign up began August 6)

Cavod Academy, New Holland, presents Pirates of Penzance, Gilbert & Sullivan’s hilarious farce.

Cost: $17pp reserved priority seating.

Sign up at Resident Services.

OCTOBER 1-5 SOUTHERN COAST OF MAINE WITH ELITE COACH

Join your friends at GSV as you make your way to the southern coast of Maine. Visit Portland, Freeport, Kennebunkport, Portsmouth, New Hampshire and more. Pick up at GSV with (10) participants or more. Brochure available at the Life Enrichment Office.