April 2016

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April 2016

April 2016
Friday, April 1
►Podiatrist – Dr. Wilde by appointment – contact
Katie D. for an appointment at 484-796-4260
SC Health Suite
►Last day to make reservations for the April 9th
Women’s Retreat. Contact Chaplain Brenda
Socci, Pastoral Care Office (internal mail) with
“2016 Women’s Retreat” in the memo line.
7:30 to 8:00 AM – Lab Work: LV Health Suite
1:45 to 2:15 PM – Ice Cream Social: DB
2:00 PM – Robert Banks (Vocalist): A/C
5:30 PM – Coffeehouse with Kevin Pierce: CWPA
(reservation only). Shuttle from Garrett leaves
at 4:45 PM
6:00 PM – Shawl Ministry: Mantel Pointe
Saturday, April 2
1:00 PM – Bus departs from Garrett for Lancaster
Symphony Orchestra
6:00 PM – Movie – Grace Unplugged (2013): LVAA
7:00 PM – Movie Night – The Monuments Men. An
action drama based on a true WWII story. A
motley, over-the-hill "platoon" of 7 art experts
is sent behind enemy lines to rescue
masterpiece artworks stolen and hidden by the
Nazis. It is a race against time, for as the Reich
falls, the retreating German army attempts to
destroy everything. A story about wit,
ingenuity, bravery, heroism with an all-star
cast: George Clooney, Brad Pitt, John Goodman,
Bill Murray and more. (Rated PG-13 for some
war scenes): CWPA
Sunday, April 3
►See Chaplain’s Worship Schedule
3:00 PM – All are welcome to play Mexican Train
SC Hearth Grille
7:00 PM – Hymn Sing: THSR
Monday, April 4
LV Health Suite
9:00 AM – Sew Creative: GR
11:00 to 12:00 noon – Resale Shop Donations: HZ
1:00 PM – LEC presents Ross Kershey. His talk will
be on: “Controversial Presidential Elections in
America” (no fee): CWPA
3:00 PM – New York Times Crossword Puzzle
Group. No experience necessary: SC Book Nook
7:00 PM – Pinochle: DB
Tuesday, April 5
►Professional Financial and Insurance Assistance.
Amanda Rock, CFP® by appointment. Contact
her office for an appointment at 800-626-1190
or by email at [email protected]
►Last day to RSVP for the Volunteer Banquet.
Contact Ashley in the Volunteer Office: x2510
7:30 to 8:00 AM – Lab Work: SC Health Suite
9:00 AM – Chime Choir Practice: GR
9:30 to 10:00 AM – Free Blood Pressure: FTR
11:00 to 1:00 PM – Treat yourself to a foot
massage. A massage therapist will be here
giving foot massages in the Lakeview Health
Suite. The cost for 15 minutes is $15 and the
cost for 30 minutes is $30. To make a
reservation, contact Sarah Wysocki at 610-2739333, ext. 2129 or [email protected]
1:00 PM – Nature Group Presents Battle of the
Beaches (2nd lecture) by Dr. Allan Bleecker: A/C
1:00 to 4:00 PM – Community Shuttle
1:00 to 3:00 PM – Oil Art Class: Art of Everything
1:30 PM – GriefShare: CWPA (Poolside)
2:00 to 4:00 PM – Bridge (need more players and
willing to teach): Book Nook
2:00 PM – Knitting & Crocheting: Scalies Dining
Room
7:00 PM – iPad Group: Book Nook
Ask*A*Nurse – Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 11 AM and 1 PM to 3 PM - ADS
Tuesday, April 5 (Continued)
7:00 PM – Men’s Bible Study: HCR
7:00 PM – Women’s Bible Study: GR
Wednesday, April 6
►McCormick Chiropractor – Call 610-286-7000 to
schedule an appointment: StoneCroft Health
Suite
7:45 AM Garrett and 8:00 AM Stonecroft. Bus
departs for “Guys Day Out” to Martin’s Guitar
Company in Nazareth, PA. Martin Guitar is the
second oldest business in PA, and was
established in 1833. The tour will follow the
development of a guitar from the rough lumber
to the finished product that requires 300 steps
to complete. Closed toed shoes are
recommended for the tour. After the tour we
will make a lunch stop in Nazareth and then
return to Tel Hai. The cost of the tour is $3, and
the cost of transportation will be determined
and charged on your monthly bill after the trip.
Call Jim Weeks to sign-up or for more
information at 484-796-4223.
9:30 to 10:00 AM – Free Blood Pressure: SC Fitness
Room
9:30 AM – Nature Group Meeting: GCC
11:15 AM – Choir Practice: A/C
1:00 PM – Memoir Class (5th class of 6), the cost is
$30. Sign up by calling Donna McLay at 610273-4605. This class is in the Magnolia Room
1:00 PM – Mahjong (players welcome): SC Book
Nook
1:00 to 4:00 PM – Practicing Painters: Art of
Everything
1:00 PM – Book Club: FR
7:00 PM – Bridge: DB
Thursday, April 7
►Last day to RSVP to Ginny at 610-273-9333 ext.
2144 for Tel Hai’s 60th Anniversary Celebration
Event: Tel Hai Turns 60 – THE BIRTHDAY PARTY!
9:00 to 11:00 AM – Watercolor Art Class: Art of
Everything
9:00 AM to 12:00 PM – Annual Veterans Sew-in. No
sewing experience required as we only tie
quilts. Come and support our veterans as all
quilts will go to the Coatesville VA Hospital.
Light refreshments will be provided by the SewCreative Sewing Group which needs and
appreciates your help: A/C
10:00 AM – Bible Discussion: THSR
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM: Pottery Class: Fireside
Ceramics
10:30 AM – Lifelong Learning – Museum
Masterpieces: LVAA
10:30 AM – Veterans Group Round Table: MR
12:00 PM – Lunch with Chaplains: Garden Café’
1:00 PM – Quilting: QR
2:00 to 3:00 PM – New Support Group - Care PD
(physical disabilities) Support Group will be
meeting the first Thursday of every month from
2:00 until 3:00 PM in the Hillcrest conference
room on the 2nd floor. This group is being
formed to offer support to caregivers who are
experiencing stress in dealing with their loved
ones’ physical changes due to complicated
medical issues, physical limitations, new
diagnosis, etc. You are invited to come and
listen or to seek the support of others who are
experiencing similar challenges. For questions
or concerns, please call Katie Dougherty at 484796-4260.
7:30 PM – Tel Hai Concert Series featuring Barbone
Street Jazz Band: CWPA. Tel Hai Bus
transportation from the Garrett at 6:45 PM.
Friday, April 8
SC Health Suite
►Last day to register for Ladies Luncheon. Sign up
sheets are on clipboards in both Resident
Business Centers
7:30 to 8:00 AM – Lab Work: Lakeview HS
1:00 PM – Trip Committee Meeting: HCR
1:00 to 4:00 PM – Fiber Artists Group with Jane
Shea: Art of Everything
2:00 PM – Annette Freeze (piano) & Elyssa
Gilmar(cello): A/C
Saturday, April 9
8:30 AM to 2:30 PM – Women’s Retreat. Award
winning author of over 50 books, Gayle Roper,
will speak on the topic of: “What NOW? Can
Life Still Have Purpose?” with music provided
by Sarah Brown, composer and recording
artist. Registration cost is $12. Participants
may include a buffet luncheon for an
additional $10, payable the day of the retreat.
The retreat will be held either in the A/C or
CWPA, per registration response. Reservations
should be made for the luncheon no later than
April 1st through Chaplain Brenda Socci,
Pastoral Care Office (internal mail). Please put
“2016 Women’s Retreat” in the memo line.
6:00 PM – Movie – Angels in the Outfield (1951)
LVAA
Sunday, April 10
2:00 PM - SPECIAL UKULELE BAND EVENT in the
CHAPEL (note change of location for April).
We've invited ukulele players from outside Tel
Hai to join us. Please come and join us and sing
along. Bring an instrument if you have one.
3:00 PM – All are welcomed to play Mexican Train
SC Hearth Grille
Monday, April 11
Lakeview HS
9:00 AM – Resident Council Meeting: A/C
1:00 PM – LEC presents “Life, Laughter & the
Pursuit of Happiness (coping with stress).”
There is no fee: CWPA
Tuesday, April 12
►Volunteer Appreciation Banquet today at Shady
Maple. Prior Invitation and RSVP required.
1:30 PM – GriefShare: HCR
2:00 PM – Catholic Mass: A/C
Room
Wednesday, April 13
9:30 AM – Choir Practice then singing in Chapel
Service: A/C
Room
10:00 AM – Library Committee Meeting: Library
1:00 PM – No Memoir Class today
Nook
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Practicing Painters: Art of
Everything
1:30 PM – Liturgical Communion: A/C
Thursday, April 14
Everything
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM – Pottery Class: Fireside
Ceramics
Masterpieces: LVAA
10:45 – Shuttle from Garrett to SC for Ladies
Luncheon
12:00 PM – LADIES SPRING LUNCHEON - The theme
for the Luncheon is "Seasons of Your Life" with
a script that will take you through the seasons
of your life using the "This is Your Life" with
Ralph Edwards format. Menu will be on the
Thursday, April 14 (Continued)
sign-up sheet. (Must be registered) Cost is
$13.00 billed to your dining dollars: CWPA
12:00 – Lunch with the Chaplains: StoneCroft
Hearth Grill
1:00 PM – Quilting: Hertzler
6:00 PM – TOPS: GR
7:00 PM – Parkesburg Baptist Bible Study: CWPA
(Visiting Israel via Pictures by Pastor Dan
MacDonald.) Caesarea, Martini, Meggido,
Nazareth, Sepphoris
7:00 PM – Game Night: DB
7:30 PM – Ed Podzeomack (Vocalist): A/C
Friday, April 15
►What’s New? Articles for May are due to Judy
today at [email protected] or 610-2739333, ext. 2154
7:30 to 8:00 AM: Lab Work: Lakeview HS
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM – Resale Shop Sale: Hertzler
2:00 PM – Susannah Brody (Storyteller): A/C
6:00 PM – Shawl Ministry: Mantel Pointe
7:00 PM – CHIQUITA PAINTS CLASS. Back by
popular demand, Jackie Schneider, instructor,
will guide the class. Everyone draws the same
picture, and Jackie will lead you step by step.
So, if you think you are not an artist, by the end
of the evening, you may be changing your
mind. The class is for those with or without
drawing experience. It’s fun to invite friends
and relatives to be part of the evening’s
experience. All supplies will be provided for
you. The cost for supplies and instruction is
$25, and you will be billed: Art of Everything
Saturday, April 16
6:00 PM – Movie – Joshua (2002): LVAA
7:00 PM – Movie Night – Theory of Everything – A
true story about the life of the most brilliant
and accomplished theoretical physicist of our
time - Stephen Hawking (Eddie Redmayne), and
how, with the indispensable help and support
of his loving, devoted wife Jane (Felicity Jones),
defies a terminal diagnosis of 2 years (Lou
Gerhig's disease). He adapts to his progressively
debilitating condition, and pursues an
extraordinary career. Nominated for numerous
2015 Oscars including Best Picture, Best Actor,
Best Actress; Redmayne won for Best Actor.
(PG-13): A/C
Sunday, April 17
2:00 PM – Remembrance Service for Residents who
died between June 1 and December 31, 2015.
This service is approximately one hour in length
and will include scriptures, prayers and music in
addition to remembering each resident: A/C
SC Hearth Grille
Monday, April 18
LV Health Suite
9:15 AM – Shopping Bus Trip to Park City: GCC
1:00 PM – LEC presents “Life, Laughter & the
Pursuit of Happiness (coping with stress.)”
There is no fee: CWPA
2:00 PM – Ballroom Dancing with Vivian Hartman
A/C
Tuesday, April 19
►Professional computer repair and training at
Tel Hai. Contact Tom Lieberher of Esh
Computer Center at 717-442-1080 ext. 1108 to
make an appointment.
10:30 AM – Hooray for Theatre: A/C
11:00 AM to 1:00 PM – Resale Shop Sale: HZ
1:00 to 3:00 PM – Treat yourself to a foot massage.
A massage therapist will be here giving foot
massages in the Lakeview Health Suite. The
cost for 15 minutes is $15 and the cost for 30
minutes is $30. To make a reservation, contact
Sarah Wysocki at 610-273-9333, ext. 2129 or
[email protected]
Tuesday, April 19 (Continued)
1:00 PM – Nature Group Presents, Battle of the
Beaches (3rd lecture) by Dr. Allan Bleecker: A/C
1:00 PM – Great Decisions: HCR
2:00 to 4:00 PM - "Color With Me" – a stress free
activity. All are welcome to bring coloring books
and coloring markers or pencils the third
Tuesday of each month. No lessons, no fees,
just the pleasure of coloring and being together
with others: DB
2:00 PM – Knitting & Crocheting: Book Nook
Wednesday, April 20
►McCormick Chiropractor – Call 610-286-7000 to
schedule an appointment: Lakeview Health
Suite
Room
1:00 PM – Memoir Class (6th class of 6). This class is
in the Magnolia Room
Nook
3:30 PM – LEC meeting: Scalies Dining Room
Thursday, April 21
9:00 AM – Tel Hai Concert Series Com. Mtg: HCR
Everything
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM – Pottery Class: Fireside
Ceramics
Masterpieces: LVAA
10:30 AM – Veterans Brunch: MR
1:00 PM – Train Club Meeting: Hillcrest 4th floor
Train Room
6:00 to 8:00 PM - Tel Hai’s 60th Anniversary
Celebration: Tel Hai Turns 60! The event will be
a seated, delicious special meal followed by
fun, fellowship and an amazing celebration of
Tel Hai’s history through the decades. Tel Hai’s
staff will lead you on an exploration of each
decade from the 1950’s through today. From
disco-dancing queens to Paul, Ringo, John and
George, be prepared to laugh and join in on the
groovy party: CWPA. Reservations only to Ginny
at 610-273-9333 ext. 2144
Friday, April 22
SC Health Suite
1:00 to 4:00 PM – Fiber Artists Group with Jane
Shea: Art of Everything
1:00 to 3:00 PM – FOURTH FRIDAYS AT TEL HAI:
TRAINS & TROLLEY DISPLAY in the Welcome
Center. Join the Marketing Team for our
Fourth Friday event in April and learn all about
trains & trolleys. Check out our residents’
favorite trains, trolleys and model railroading
collections. Bring your friends and enjoy the
display. Questions? Contact Jolene at 610-2739333 ext. 2059.
2:00 PM – Tom Kritzcsky (vocals): A/C
2:30 PM – Caregivers Support Group: HCR
7:00 PM – Movie Night - Phantom of the Opera.
This is the movie version of the legendary
Broadway musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber. It
is an opulent visual delight. A disfigured,
reclusive, shadowy man who lives and roams
beneath the opera house, becomes enchanted
with beautiful Christine, a budding star. As he
woos her, almost casting a spell, he finds he
must compete with Raoul, a dashing young
suitor also vying for her hand. (PG-13 for a few
brief violent images.): A/C
Saturday, April 23
8:30 AM – Bus departs from StoneCroft front
entrance for Elite Coach trip to International
Tattoo, Norfolk, Va.
6:00 PM – Movie – Baby Take a Bow (1934): LVAA
Sunday, April 24
SC Hearth Grille
Monday, April 25
LV Health Suite
10:00 AM - Presentation from Affilia Home Health
on visiting nurse services, home physical and
home occupational therapy services: A/C
Tuesday, April 26
►Every fourth Tuesday, Dermatology services are
offered by OnSite Dermatology in the SC health
suite. Please contact Katie Dougherty if you
would like to sign up: 484-796-4260.
10:30 AM – Rosary: A/C
1:00 PM – The Nature Group presents Barbara
Brenckman from Graybuck Country Home &
Gardens with a talk on “Container Gardening
for Balconies and Decks”: CWPA (Middle)
Room
Wednesday, April 27
9:00 AM – Tel Haven Council Meeting: THSR
9:00 to 10:00 AM – Free Blood Pressure: DB
9:30 AM – Chime Choir practice and then playing in
Chapel Service: A/C
Room
1:00 PM – Best Kept Secrets of Planned Giving
Seminar: A/C
Nook
Thursday, April 28
Everything
9:30 to 10:30 AM – Kevin Rowley from Advance
Hearing: HCR
10:00 AM – Bible Discussion: Health Care
Conference Room
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM – Pottery Class: Fireside
Ceramics
Masterpieces: LVAA
10:45 to 12:00 PM – Advance Hearing: Scalies
Private Dining Room
1:00 to 3:30 PM - DECORATIVE FELT BOWL CLASS Felting is the art of making loose wool (or
other fibers) mat together to make a durable
nonwoven fabric. If you enjoy the feel of wool
and love color, you will find the craft of felting
to be an enjoyable way to make a variety of
items including three-dimensional objects such
as bowls. In this workshop you will be guided
through the process of making a small felt
bowl. Layers of loose merino wool fibers are
laid down in a design using colors of your
choice. Then using soapy water, friction, and
pressure, the wool felts and shrinks
Thursday, April 28 (Continued)
allowing you to form a decorative bowl or
'pod'. The cost for all supplies and instruction is
$30, and you will be billed. Call Judy LaDrew at
484-722-8395 to sign-up: Art of Everything
6:00 PM (Garrett) & 6:15 PM (SC) – Bus departs for
Fulton Plays
7:00 PM – Parkesburg Baptist Bible Study: CWPA
(Visiting Israel via Pictures by Pastor Dan
MacDonald.) The Sea of Galilee, a Kibbutz,
Tiberias, Capernaum, Caesarea Phillippi.
Friday, April 29
SC Health Suite
9:00 to 10:15 AM – Hearing Refined (free hearing
screenings): GR
10:30 AM to 12:00 PM – Hearing Refined (free
hearing screenings): Scalies Dining Room
11:00 AM (Garrett) and 11:15 (StoneCroft). Bus
departs for Woody’s trip. Contact Judy Emery at
484-796-4220.
1:30 PM – Elementary Jazz Band: A/C
2:00 PM – Service of Meditation and Music with
Cheri Coleman and the Tel Hai Choir: A/C
7:00 PM – Movie Night – Argo. A riveting thriller
based on actual events in Iran in 1979 that you
may remember. When Iranian militants seize
the American embassy, six Americans slip into
the Canadian embassy for protection and are
unable to leave. The CIA concocts an elaborate
plot to rescue them by pretending that they are
filmmakers rather than diplomats. This film
won Best Movie Oscar in 2013. Ben Affleck
plays the heroic CIA agent who carries out the
plot. Other stars: Alan Arkin, Bryan Cranston,
John Goodman and more. (Rated R for strong
language and some violence): CWPA
Saturday, April 30
6:00 PM – Movie – The Love Bug(1968): LVAA
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VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION WEEK
Volunteer Appreciation Week, April 11th through
April 15th. Stop by the Volunteer Office in the
Garrett Community Center each day this week to
receive an extra Volunteer THANK YOU! More
details to come.
JOIN THE CHAPLAINS FOR LUNCH
The Pastoral Care team (Chaplains Tim Herr, David
Hicks, and Brenda Socci) want to invite you to
lunch for a time of casual discussion and friendship
building. No reservation required; just show up at
noon and order whatever you’d like with your
dining dollars. The monthly schedule is as follows:
1st Thursday of the month in the Garden Café
(Garrett Community Center), and 2nd Thursday of
the month in the Stone Hearth Grill (Stonecroft
Commons). We look forward to getting to know
you better.
GriefShare: Join anytime!
We know your loss hurts and we want to help.
GriefShare is a special weekly seminar and support
group designed to help you rebuild your life after
losing a loved one. Our group is led by caring
members of the Pastoral Care and Residential
Living teams who want to support you during this
difficult time. This group is open to anyone who
has lost a loved one whether it has occurred
recently or long ago. The group is also open to the
greater community so you may invite family and
friends to join. The group is held on Tuesdays in
April and May from 1:30 to 3:00 PM in the CWPA
(Poolside). Shuttle is available for those who need
it by calling 484-798-3057. For those unable to
attend this session an additional session will begin
next Fall in the Tel Hai Chapel. There is a fee for a
$15 program workbook. Scholarships are available.
To sign-up or for more information please contact
Chaplain David Hicks at x-2443.
ADDITIONAL NEWS
REMINDER – Due date for submitting
items for the May What’s New? is Friday,
April 15th. Submit your articles to Judy at
[email protected]
A DAY IN THE COUNTRY COMING
SATURDAY MAY 7TH, 2016
1. HEARTS & HUGS OF HOPE “Hearts and
Hugs of Hope” is having a flower sale at “A
Day In The Country” We are a nonprofit
cancer group that provides help to local
cancer patients. There will be potted plants,
succulents, hanging baskets, air plants,
wreaths, bedding flowers, etc This will be
the perfect day to pick up a Mother’s Day
present for that special mom or treat
yourself to a beautiful plant while also
helping local cancer people in need. 100% of
the profit goes towards this worthy goal.
Hope to see you there.
2. CALLING ALL HOBBYISTS Do you have
a hobby you would like to share with
residents, friends and guests at “A Day in
the Country”? Join us on May 7th from 9:00
AM to 3:00 PM in the CWPA. Residents will
have a 6-ft. table to display their “Tel Hai
Talents.” This includes cardstampers,
crafters, artists, quilters and sewers,
woodworkers, scrap bookers, etc. To sign up,
contact Jolene Weaver, Director of
Communications at, [email protected] or
610-273-9333 ext. 2059 or stop by the
Welcome Center
3. PIE BAKERS PIE AUCTION Bake a
special Pie in honor of, or memory of, a
special group or person and bring it to the
A/C on May 7th between 8:30 and 9:00 AM.
Sign up in the RBCs.
NEWS FROM MARKETING
On Display at the Clark Gallery: Visit and
explore the artwork of watercolorist and
professional artist John Esworthy. On
display through May 31st.
On Display at the Garrett Community
Center Display Case: Help us celebrate
our valued & dedicated volunteers. It's
'Volunteer Appreciation Month' On display
through April 30th.
On Display at the StoneCroft Display
Case: View a hand-made collection of
textiles including needlepoint, cross-stitch,
counted
cross-stitch
and
bargello
embroidery by Tel Hai residents. On display
through May 31st.
Calling all Sports Lovers and Athletes:
The Marketing Department needs your help
for our MAY installation at the Garrett
Community Center Display Case. Throughout
the month, we want to display athletic
memorabilia from your past. This would
include trophies, jerseys, pictures, medals
and sports supplies. Contact Jolene Weaver,
Director
of
Communications,
at
[email protected] or 610-273-9333 ext.
2059 or drop off items at the Welcome
Center Marketing Office by April 29th.
TENNIS ANYONE?
If you are an experienced tennis player and
would like to join other Tel Hai players in a
summer league, please contact Marlene
Recchiuti at 484-796-4221. This league will
be playing on Friday mornings at Umble Park
in Honey Brook. Play will begin when the
league is established and timing will be
communicated to those playing. No special
rating is required but this is for
experienced players.
SQUARE DANCING ANYONE?
Learn to square dance! Lots of fun, fitness
and fellowship (no funny clothes). If
interested, contact Bob or Josie Davis at
484-356-4978 or [email protected].
NEWS FROM THE WOODSHOP
The Woodcraft Shop Club is prepared to
fix, repair, refinish, and restore that broken
chair, table, or other mementos you may
have stored in your closet and just have not
gotten up the gumption to do yourself. The
Woodcraft Shop people have even been
known to make electrical repairs to lamps
that just do not work the way they should.
If you have something you want repaired or
restored, please talk with Gayle Kerr at 610273-7621, Kenneth Davis at 484-722-8340,
George Fleet at 484-796-4235, or Paul
Givler at 610-273-4015 or take it to the
Woodcraft Shop on any Tuesday morning
between 8:00 AM and Noon and let them
assess the work you need. There may be a
fee involved to cover the cost of materials;
and, as usual, donations are always accepted.
SHUTTLE NEWS
Due to low volume of usage, we are no longer
offering on-campus shuttle hours for the
weekends The week day on-campus shuttle
hours will remain the same. The hours are:
Monday thru Friday 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM,
and 4 PM to 7 PM (must call by 4 PM to
request shuttle service after 4 PM).
ROCKINGHAM MALE CHORUS
Sunday, May 1st, 2:00 PM – A concert of
sacred music will be presented by the
Rockingham Male Chorus of the Shenandoah
Valley of Virginia at the CWPA. The group is
comprised of volunteer musicians from a
variety of careers who welcome the
opportunity to travel and sing the gospel of
Christ. The chorus is under the direction of
David MacMillan, a graduate of Shenandoah
University in Winchester, VA. The chorus
has given over 1,000 concerts and performs
regularly September through April traveling
from Pennsylvania to Florida. Two of the
singers are brothers of Sam Wampler.
LIFE ENRICHMENT – MAY
SCHEDULE
SECRETS FROM THE SANDS OF
ANCIENT EGYPT.
A four week lecture series presented by
Stephen Phillips, Ph.D. Curatorial Research
Coordinator in the Egyptian Section of the
University of Pennsylvania Museum of
Archeology and Anthropology. Dr. Phillips
has crisscrossed Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware as an educational outreach
lecturer presenting highly illustrated talks
all based on his 20 years of travel and
research throughout Egypt and the Mid
East. Come let him show you life in Ancient
Egypt. Course dates are on four Mondays in
May; the 2nd, 9th, 16th, and 23rd
CWPA (Middle).
Fee $25.00 residents (will be billed). $30.00
Non-residents.
APRIL FOOT MASSAGES
Foot Massages are available on Tuesday,
May 3rd from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, and
Tuesday, May 17th from 1:00 to 3:00 PM in
the Lakeview Health Suite. The cost is $15
for 15 minutes or $30 for 30 minutes. To
make a reservation, contact Sarah Wysocki
at [email protected] or 610-273-9333,
ext. 2129.
VISITING ISRAEL VIA PICTURES
Dr. Dan MacDonald will continue his “Visiting
Israel via Pictures” series. Pastor MacDonald
has been a frequent traveler to Israel. The
May itinerary includes these Thursdays:
May 5 - The Jordan River & Valley, Jesus'
Baptismal site, Jordan, Jericho.
May 12 - Qumran, Masada, Ein Gev, Dead
Sea.
May 26 - Jerusalem, Mt. of Olives (Mt.
Olivet), Bethlehem, Garden Tomb.
MAY MOVIES
Trumbo, Friday, May 6th, 7:00 PM: CWPA
An especially relevant film given the current
political climate. It is based on actual events
in the life of the extraordinarily gifted and
prolific
1940s/1950s
Hollywood
screenwriter Dalton Trumbo, who refused to
testify before the congressional House UnAmerican Activities Committee in defense of
the first amendment of the Constitution –
Freedom of Speech – and Thought. He was
jailed, blacklisted as a communist, destroyed
financially, and black balled by Hollywood. A
man who needed to support his family (a wife
and 3 girls), he continued to secretly write
and sell movie scripts, that became Oscarwinning classics (Roman Holiday, Spartacus,
etc.). Rated R for profuse strong language
which may be offensive to some people. An
all-star cast: Bryan Cranston, who won the
2015 Oscar for Best Actor; Diane Lane,
Helen Mirren (as Hedda Hopper, the
conniving, vicious gossip columnist), John
Goodman, and more.
No Escape, Friday May 20th, 7:00 PM:
A/C. When American Jack Dwyer (Owen
Wilson) and his family relocate to Southeast
Asia they quickly learn that their timing
couldn't have been worse. Soon after
arriving, they find themselves trapped in a
violent coup that could wind up costing them
their lives. Action adventure thriller, rated
R, 114 min.
The Book Thief, Friday, May 27th, 7:00
PM: CWPA.An absorbing story of a young
girl growing up in Nazi Germany who steals
books to teach herself to read. Bonding with
a young boy allows her to experience the
joys of youth amidst the horrors of war.
Bonding with her foster father and a Jewish
man they hide in their basement, allows her
to grow up with resilience. Starring
Geoffrey Rush, Emily Watson, Sophie
Nelisse. PG-13.
TASTE BUDS TRIP
More information coming soon, but if you
enjoy eating out, please reserve Tuesday,
May 10th.
READING PHILLIES GAME
The Tel Hai bus will travel to a 11:35 AM
Reading Phillies Game on Wednesday,
May 11th. The cost of the seat is $10 (you
will be billed) along with an additional
transportation fee. Call Harold Atkins at
610-273-4012 to sign-up.
SMART DRIVER PROGRAM
OFFERED THROUGH AARP
Tel Hai will be offering the full AARP eight
hour Driver Safety Program on Thursday,
May 12th and Friday, May 13th from 9:00
AM to 1:30 PM (30 minute lunch break will
be given both days). The course will be held
at CWPA (Poolside). Most car insurance
companies offer a discount for taking this
course, plus, it’s an excellent refresher
course. The cost is $20 per student (non
AARP member) and $15 for AARP members.
Call Judy to sign-up at 610-273-9333, ext.
2154 or [email protected]. If you only
need the 4 hour refresher course, call Judy.
If we get enough interest, we will offer that
course as well.
TEL HAI CONCERT SERIES
Friday, May 13th – Charlie Zahm, vocalist
and Steve Hobson, guitarist at 7:30 PM. This
concert will focus on songs of John Denver:
CWPA (Tel Hai bus transportation from the
Garrett at 6:45 PM)
Saturday, June 4th – Jeffrey Uhlig
(Pianist), Todd Thomas (Baritone) & Luigi
Mazzocchi (Violin) –
7:30 PM: CWPA
(Tel Hai bus transportation from the
Garrett at 6:45 PM)
ALEITHIA CHOIR TO PERFORM
Join us on Thursday, May 19 at 7:00 PM.
Aleithia Learning Community High School
Choir is looking forward to returning to Tel
Hai for an evening concert. Aleithia is a
community of Christian homeschooling
families pursuing the common goal of Christcentered education. They exist to provide
materials, experiences and an environment
that equips and encourages homeschooling
parents and students. Students attend
classes at Aleithia one day per week and
continue their studies at home the rest of
the week. Come out, meet the students, and
support their singing program: A/C
WALLACH’S SHOE SALE
Mark your calendars for Monday, May 23rd
from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM for Larry Kirk and
Wallach’s Shoe Sale. Major credit cards
accepted: Mantel Pointe.
EASTERN ECHOES CHORUS
Join us on Tuesday, May 23rd at 7:00 PM in
the A/C for Eastern Echoes Chorus. This
chorus is made up of young people from the
Eastern Conference of the Mennonite
church. The program consists of a cappella
hymns. You’ll be amazed by their harmony.
Please come out and support these young
folks.
GUYS DAY OUT TO HARLEY
DAVIDSON
More information will be coming soon about
Tuesday, May 14th. For now, men, please
mark your calendars.
ANNUAL TEL HAI BOOK SALE
Mark your calendars for Thursday,
June 23rd and Friday, June 24th for the
Annual Tel Hai Book sale sponsored by the
Library Committee. Book donations will begin
May 1st and extend to June 20th.
SIGHT & SOUND TRIP
On Tuesday, July 19th, we will be offering a
trip to see “Samson” at Sight & Sound. Call
Edith Smith at 484-796-4222 for sign-up or
questions. The show time is 2:45 PM, and
we’ll make a supper stop at Cracker Barrel on
the way home (separate checks). The cost of
the Sight & Sound ticket is $52.50 (you will
be billed prior to the event), and the
transportation fee will be billed after the
event. Look for a brochure in the RBCs for a
description of Samson in the trip bins.
TWO NEW ELITE COACH DAY
TRIPS
Soon, brochures will be posted in both RBCs
with these two trips:
Thursday, July 14th
Gettysburg Progressive Dine-around Tour.
Contact Rosemary Ludwig.
Thursday, September 22nd
Northern Poconos train ride and Ehrhardt’s
Waterfront Banquet.
Contact Judy Schweitzer.
 Joseph & Audrey Chambers, 1212 Bay
Tree Court, from Honey Brook. Their cell
phone number is 484-798-9849.
 Alice Breuninger, Hillcrest 516 from
West Chester. Her telephone number is
484-288-9515.
FALL MULTI-DAY TRIP PLANNED
“Cold Mountain” a Civil War novel by Charles
Frazier and a 2016 Philadelphia Reads
selection is now in the Garrett Library.
Another recently purchased book is Bill
OReilly’s, “Killing Reagan”. Also, John
Grisham’s book, “The Innocent Man” is a true
story and shelved in the non-fiction area of
the library (345.02).
You will notice on the big table in the library
three 3-ring binders. One is a handbook
which tells you how the library is operated,
and the other 2 binders contain a
comprehensive list of all the books in the
library. We hope this will be a helpful tool
for our library users.
Look for brochures in the RBCs for an Elite
Coach fall Vermont trip - October 3-8. The
Trip Committee has worked hard to develop
a very interesting trip. The brochures
should be coming out soon.
PLEASE WELCOME THE
FOLLOWING NEW RESIDENTS
 Charles & Patricia Moore, 1202 Bay Tree
Court, from Downingtown. Charles’ cell
phone number is 484-340-0683 and
Patricia’s cell phone number is 484-3400676.
 Donald & Anna Marie Boore, 1204 Bay
Tree Court, from Elverson. Their Tel Hai
 Bernard Burke, Jr. from his home in
Malvern. His cell phone number is 610969-5380.
 Horace (Bob) & Evelyn Bond, 1206 Bay
Tree Court, from Media. Their Tel Hai
 Ray & Dolores Hess, 1208 Bay Tree
Court, from Downingtown. The couple
plans to move into their new cottage
sometime in April. Their Tel Hai phone
number is 484-796-4562.
 Joseph & Dorothy Steele, 1210 Bay Tree
Court, from Coatesville. Their Tel Hai
LIBRARY NEWS
PEOPLE’S CHOICE FROM ANNUAL
HIGH SCHOOL ART SHOW
The winners from the People’s Choice are:
 #1 Emily Davis, “The Bridge” from
Coatesville High School
 #2 Emily Brownlow, “Self Portrait”,
from Twin Valley High School
 #3 Aimee Hawley, “Amrose of Penny
Packer” from Coatesville High School
NOTICE
At the time of publication, this edition of
What’s New? is as accurate as possible.
Any corrections required will be shown on
Channel 965.
ABBREVIATIONS KEY:
Worship Schedule April 2016
Garrett, Lakeview & Healthcare Center
Sunday, April 3
9:00 AM – Chapel and Communion: CWPA
Message: Chaplain Tim Herr
Special Music: Gary Fox
Piano: Gary Fox
10:30 AM – Chapel: A/C
Message: Chaplain Tim Herr
Special Music: Gary Fox
Organ and Piano: Gary Fox
A/C – Auditorium/Chapel
ADS – Adult Day Service
AR – Hillcrest Art Room moving to SC
AZSQ – Azalea Square
DB – Daily Brew
FR – Friendship Room (3rd fl. Hillcrest)
FTR – Fitness Room
GCC – Garrett Community Center
GR – Gathering Room
HCR – Conference Room of Hillcrest (2nd floor)
HS – Health Suite
HZ – Hertzler
LVAA – Lakeview Activity Area
MP – Mantel Pointe (fireplace in Garrett)
MDR – Meadowridge Dining Room
MR – Magnolia Room
RBC – Resident Business Center
TH – Tel Haven
THSR – Tel Haven Social Room
QR – Quilt Room – moving to 4th Floor Hillcrest
WC – Welcome Center
StoneCroft (SC) – Ground Floor
Therapy Area – StoneCroft Health Suite (SCHS)
Pool – StoneCroft Aquatics Center (SCQC)
StoneCroft Watson Fitness Room (SCWFR)
StoneCroft Group Exercise Room (SCGER)
StoneCroft (SC) – 1st floor
Art Room – The Art of Everything (AOE)
Fireside Ceramics Center (includes pottery) (FCC)
Scalies Private Dining Room (SPDR)
The Book Nook (BN)
Center for Worship & Performing Arts (CWPA)
Dining Area – Stone Hearth Grille (informal)
Outdoor Patio – The Terrace
Main Lobby – Wohlsen Lobby
Beauty Salon – Hidden Hills Salon (HHS)
StoneCroft (SC) – 2nd floor
Billiards Area – On Cue Billiards
Tuesday, April 5
Wednesday, April 6
Message in Music: West Fallowfield
Christian School Vocal Ensemble
Piano: West Fallowfield School
Thursday, April 7
10:00 AM – Bible discussion: THSR
Saturday, April 9
8:30 AM to 2:30 PM – Women’s Retreat
with speaker Gayle Roper
Watch 965 for finalization of location:
A/C or CWPA
Sunday, April 10
9:00 AM – Chapel: CWPA
Message: Pastor Arlan Bond
Special Music: Willa Theilacker
Piano: Mary Bond
Message: Pastor Arlan Bond
Special Music: Willa Theilacker
Piano: Mary Bond
Tuesday, April 12
1:30 to 3:00 PM – GriefShare: HCR
2:00 PM – Catholic Mass: A/C
Wednesday, April 13
Message: Pastor Al Kimball
Evangelical Free Church, Elverson
Special Music: Tel Hai Choir
Piano: Aleta Connell
1:30 PM – Liturgical Communion: A/C
St. John’s Episcopal Church, Compass
Thursday, April 14
10:00 AM – Bible discussion: THSR
7:00 PM – Visiting Israel via Pictures – Caesarea
Martini, Meggido, Nazareth, Sepphoris
Pastor Dan MacDonald: CWPA (Middle)
Sunday, April 17
Message: Chaplain David Hicks
Special Music: Denise Collins and Becky
Sensenig
Piano: Becky Sensenig
Special Music: Denise Collins and Becky
Sensenig
Piano: Becky Sensenig
2:00 PM – Remembrance Service for Residents
who died between June 1st and
December 31st, 2015: A/C
Music: Kitty Smith and April Herr
Piano: Mary Bond
Special Music: Joanne Belson
Piano: Mary Bond
Tuesday, April 26
10:30 AM – Rosary: LVAA
1:30 to 3:00 PM – GriefShare: HCR
Wednesday, April 27
Message: Pastor Les Groves
Special Music: Tel Hai Chime Choir
Piano: Anne Wise
Thursday, April 28
10:00 AM – Bible discussion: Health Care
Conference Room
7:00 PM – Visiting Israel via Pictures – The Sea of
Galilee, a Kibbutz, Tiberias, Capernaum,
Caesarea Phillippi Pastor Dan MacDonald:
CWPA (Middle)
Tuesday, April 19
1:30 to 3:00 PM – GriefShare: CWPA (Poolside)
Wednesday, April 20
Message in Music: Lancaster Academy for
the Performing Arts under the direction of
Lorie LaSalle
Prelude: Lancaster Academy
Thursday, April 21
10: 00 AM – Bible discussion: THSR
Sunday, April 24
Special Music: Joanne Belson
April Aquatic Schedule
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SCAC = StoneCroft Aquatic Center
GCC= Garrett Community Pool
Residents must sign up through Jenne for Swim Lessons at SCAC ext 2441
SCAC hosts pool parties on Saturdays and Sundays 12:30-3:30pm SCAC pool still open for use
*SCAC Pool closed Friday 4/1, classes at GCC* *New Friday VB time 4:30-5:30pm at SCAC*
Monday
Open
Pool,
Lap
Swim
&
Spa
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
SCAC:
SCAC:
SCAC:
SCAC:
SCAC:
6:30am12:30pm
&
2:00pm8:00pm
8:00am1:00pm
&
2:00pm8:00pm
6:30am12:30pm
&
2:00pm8:00pm
8:00am1:00pm
&
2:00pm8:00pm
6:30am12:30pm
&
2:00pm8:00pm
GCC:
GCC:
GCC:
GCC:
GCC:
7:30am9:00am
1:30pm2:15pm
&
3:30pm4:00pm
7:30am9:30am
&
11:30am1:00pm
Spa 2-4pm
Lap 2-2:30
& 3:30-4pm
(volleyball)
7:30am9:00am
Saturday
SCAC:
SCAC:
4:30pm5:30pm
(Staff Class)
GCC:
2:30pm3:30pm
None
Resident:
Resident:
Resident:
2-2:30pm 9:15-9:45am 9-9:30 &11:30-12
Lessons
Community:
Community: Community:
SCAC
9:40-11:30am
5:30-8pm 11-11:45am
only
5:30-8pm
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2:30pm3:30pm
SCAC:
4:30pm5:30pm
*new time*
SCAC:
8:00am3:30pm
12:00pm3:30pm
GCC:
GCC:
Closed
9:00am10:00am
SCAC:
SCAC:
SCAC:
SCAC:
SCAC:
SCAC:
9:30am9:00am9:00am9:30am4:45pm9:00am10:30am
9:45am
9:45am
10:30am
5:30pm
9:45am
Aqua Fit Deep Water (Staff Class) Deep Water Aqua Fit
Water
Deep
Water
&
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&
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GCC:
Fitness 10:30am- 10:00am10:00am- 10:30am9:30amGCC:
Classes 11:30am 11:00am
11:00am 11:30am
10:30am
None
Arthritis
AquaTone
AquaTone
Arthritis
Aqua Fit
&
GCC:
GCC:
GCC:
GCC:
10:30amNone
None
None
None
11:30am
Arthritis
Volley
Ball
Sunday
SCAC:
None
GCC:
None
None
None
Community:
11-11:45am
5:00-8pm
None
Community:
11:30-1:30
None
5-7pm
None
None
None
Please check channel 965 for updates
3.24.16
April 2016 – Land Fitness Programs
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
8:00 – 9:00am
Stretch/Balance
with Breath
9:00 – 9:45am
Sit & Stretch
GCC Gathering Room
Thursday
9:00 – 10:00am
Softball will begin
April 15
Umble Park in Honey
Brook
SC Group Exercise
Room; fee to participate
9:00 – 11:00am
Pickleball
Umble Park in Honey
Brook
2:00 – 3:00pm
Strength, Stretch &
Balance
SC Group Exercise
Room
6:30 – 7:30pm
Line Dancing
GCC Gathering Room
Friday
9:00 – 10:00am
Shuffleboard
Tel Haven
9:00 – 11:00am
Pickleball
Umble Park in Honey
Brook
10:30 –11:15am
Tune Up Time
GCC Gathering
Room
10:00 – 11:00am
Pickleball
Umble Park in Honey
Brook
10:30 – 11:15am
Tune Up Time
GCC Gathering Room
10:15 – 11:00am
Sit & Stretch
SC Group Exercise
Room
2:30 – 3:15pm
Low Impact Aerobics
GCC Gathering
Room
10:30 – 11:15am
Total Body Toning
SC Group Exercise
Room
11:30am – 1:00pm
Ping Pong
GCC Gathering Room
11:15am – 12:00pm
Pilates
SC Group Exercise
Room
11:00am – Noon
Tennis
League start TBD
Umble Park in Honey
Brook
2:30 – 3:30pm
BEGINNER
Line Dancing
GCC Gathering Room
2:00 – 3:00pm
Strength, Stretch &
Balance
GCC Gathering Room
1:00 – 2:00pm
Core & Balance
SC Group Exercise
Room
3:30 – 4:30pm
Line Dancing
GCC Gathering Room
PERSONAL TRAINING SESSIONS
Fee-based one-on-one training is available for those who want
someone to motivate them to the next level, to help shed some weight
or to provide solutions for your exercise goals. Contact Jeff at
[email protected], ext. 2142 or Gwynne at [email protected], ext.
2441.
Get your
zzzzzz’s!
Getting enough sleep
helps you stay healthy
and alert. Many older
people don’t sleep well,
but getting older doesn’t
mean you have to feel
tired all the time.
There are many things
you can do to help you
sleep better:
•
•
•
•
•
Follow a regular sleep
schedule.
Go to sleep and get
up at the same time
each day, even on
weekends.
Develop a bedtime
routine.
Take time to relax
before bedtime each
night.
Exercise at regular
times each day but
not within 3 hours of
your bedtime.
National Institute on Aging
Announcements
Tune Up Time is cancelled on 4/12 due to the Volunteer Appreciation Banquet.
No Low Impact Aerobics on 4/14 due to the Ladies Luncheon.
If interested in carpooling for pickleball, contact Chris Tabb or Ron Rumer.
Check channel 965 for updates.
FITNESS CENTERS
Cardiovascular machines and strength machines are available 24/7 to
residents who have been cleared by their physician and have been
oriented to the use of the rooms. Call Jeff at X 2142 or Gwynne at
X 2441 for information or to set up an appointment.
3/23/16

April 2016

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