May 2016 - Tel Hai

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May 2016 - Tel Hai

May 2016
Sunday, May 1
►See Chaplain’s Worship Schedule
2:00 PM – Rockingham Male Chorus of
Shenandoah Valley of Virginia will present a
concert of sacred music. A free-will offering
will be received: CWPA
3:00 PM – All are welcome to play Mexican Train
SC Hearth Grille
7:00 PM – Hymn Sing: THSR
Monday, May 2
►Podiatrist – Dr. Wilde by appointment – contact
Katie D. for an appointment at 484-796-4260
LV Health Suite
►Book donations begin today for the Annual Book
Sale on June 23 and 24 – bring books to hallway
outside the Gathering Room
9:00 AM – Sew Creative: GR
11:00 to 12:00 noon – Resale Shop Donations: HZ
1:00 PM – LEC presents “Secrets from the Sands of
Ancient Egypt” by Stephen Phillips, PhD, begins
today (four-week lecture, first four Mondays in
May). Let Dr. Phillips show you life in Ancient
Egypt. The fee is $25.00 for all four lectures
which will be billed to your account. Look for
sign-up sheets in both RBCs: CWPA
3:00 PM – New York Times Crossword Puzzle Group
– no experience necessary: BN
7:00 PM – Pinochle: DB
Tuesday, May 3
►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]
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]
12:00 noon – Widows Enjoying Lunch: MR
1:00 to 4:00 PM – Community Shuttle
1:00 to 3:00 PM – Free Blood Pressures: ADS
1:00 to 3:00 PM – Oil Art Class: AOE
1:30 PM – GriefShare – you may join at any time.
Call Chaplain Dave for information (610-2739333, ext. 2443): CWPA (Poolside)
2:00 to 4:00 PM – Bridge: BN
2:00 PM – Knitting & Crocheting: SPDR
7:00 PM – Men’s Bible Study: HCR
7:00 PM – Women’s Bible Study: GR
Wednesday, May 4
►McCormick Chiropractor – Call 610-286-7000 to
schedule an appointment: SCHS
9:30 to 10:00 AM – Free Blood Pressure: SCWFR
9:30 AM – Nature Group Meeting: GCC
11:15 AM – Choir Practice: A/C
1:00 to 4:00 PM – Practicing Painters: AOE
1:00 PM – Mahjong (players welcome): BN
1:00 PM – Book Club: FR
7:00 PM – Bridge: DB
Thursday, May 5
9:00 to 11:00 AM – Watercolor Art Class: AOE
10:00 AM – Bible Discussion: THSR
10:00 AM to 12:00 noon – Pottery Class: FCC
10:30 AM – National Day of Prayer Service: A/C
Ask*A*Nurse – Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 11 AM and 1 PM to 3 PM - ADS
Thursday, May 5 (continued)
10:30 AM – Lifelong Learning – The American
President PBS Series – Family Ties (JQ Adams,
B. Harrison, F. Roosevelt, Kennedy): LVAA
10:30 AM – Veterans Group Round Table: MR
12:00 PM – Lunch with Chaplains. No reservations
are required; just show up and order whatever
you’d like with your dining dollars. We want to
get to know you better: Garden Café
1:00 PM – Quilting: QR
1:00 PM – Volunteer Appreciation Matinee Movie
Event. There will be movie snacks, drinks, treats
and MORE to recreate the feel of an actual
movie theatre!! Please RSVP to Amy in the
Volunteer office at 610-273-9333, ext. 2010 or
[email protected] to reserve your seat: CWPA
2:00 PM – Steve Kuzsinski (Accordion) – A/C
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
484-796-4260
6:00 PM – TOPS: GR
7:00 PM – Game Night: DB
7:00 PM – Visiting Israel via Pictures – Jordan River
and Valley, Jordan and Jericho by Pastor Dan
MacDonald: CWPA (middle)
Friday, May 6
SC Health Suite
7:30 to 8:00 AM – Lab Work: Lakeview HS
1:45 to 2:15 PM – Ice Cream Social: MDR
2:00 PM – Maria DaMore (Vocalist): A/C
6:00 PM – Shawl Ministry: MP
7:00 PM – Movie Night featuring Trumbo, a biopic
about a successful screenwriter, Dalton
Trumbo. In defense of the First Amendment
(Freedom of Speech), he refused to testify
before Congress during the McCarthy era.
Jailed, blacklisted as a Communist, and
ostracized by Hollywood, he continued to
secretly write award-winning scripts. Best Actor
Oscar, 2015. Rated R for profuse strong
language. 96 minutes: CWPA
Saturday, May 7 – Day in the Country Events
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM – 10th Annual Day in the
Country. Here is a brief description of the day.
A complete schedule of the day with departure
points and locations is in both RBCs.
9:00 AM – Hike
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM – Resident Hobby Display
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM – Quilt Display
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM – Guided Tours (“Look &
Learn” – this would be a perfect time to see
what’s available on campus – various
departments and areas)
10:30 AM to 12:00 PM – Pie Auction
11:00 AM to 3:00 PM – Food trucks, Churchtown
Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary and Lickity
Split Ice Cream – Garrett Parking Lot
1:00 to 3:00 PM – Guided Tours
Look for Hearts & Hugs of Hope Flower Sale
during Day in the Country. This is a nonprofit
cancer group to support local cancer patients.
Purchase a beautiful plant and 100% of the
profit goes towards assisting local cancer
patients.
6:00 PM – Movie – Miracle of the White Stallions
(1963) LVAA
Sunday, May 8
2:00 PM – Ukulele Band entertains residents in the
Daily Brew. Beginning in June, the Uke Band will
entertain in the A/C
3:00 PM – All are welcomed to play Mexican Train
SC Hearth Grille
Monday, May 9
Lakeview HS
9:00 AM – Resident Council Meeting: CWPA
1:00 PM – LEC presents “Secrets from the Sands of
Ancient Egypt” by Stephen Phillips, PhD,
(second lecture of four). Let Dr. Phillips explain
life in Ancient Egypt. The fee is $25.00 for all
four lectures which will be billed to your
account. Look for sign-up sheets in both RBCs
CWPA
3:00 PM – New York Times Crossword Puzzle Group
– no experience necessary: BN
6:15 PM – Depart from GCC and depart at 6:30 PM
from SC for Lancaster Community Concerts
Tuesday, May 10
10:45 AM – Depart from GCC and at 11:00 AM
depart from SC – Taste Buds trip to The Back
Burner restaurant in Hockessin, Delaware. Call
Janice Fagerland for information at 484-7964253
2:00 PM – Catholic Mass: A/C
Wednesday, May 11
9:45 AM - Depart from Garrett and at 10:00 AM
depart from SC for Reading Fightin Phils game.
There are three tickets still available. Call
Harold Atkins for details at 610-273-4012.
10:00 AM – Library Committee Meeting: Library
1:00 PM to 4:00 PM – Practicing Painters: AOE
7:00 PM – Bingo Bonanza: A/C
Thursday, May 12
9:00 to 1:30 PM – First of two classes of AARP
Smart Driver Program (most insurance
companies offer a discount for taking this
course). Call Judy at 610-273-9333, ext. 2154
for more information or to sign up: CWPA
10:00 AM to 12:00 noon – Pottery Class: FCC
President PBS Series – Happenstance (Tyler,
Fillmore, A. Johnson, Arthur, Truman): LVAA
12:00 PM – Lunch with Chaplains – No reservation
required; just show up and order whatever
you’d like with your dining dollars. We want to
get to know you better: StoneCroft Hearth Grill
1:00 PM – Quilting: HZ
7:00 PM – Visiting Israel via Pictures by Pastor Dan
MacDonald - Qumran, Masada, Ein Gev, Dead
Sea: CWPA (middle)
Friday, May 13
7:30 to 8:00 AM: Lab Work: Lakeview HS
9:00 to 1:30 PM – Second class of AARP Smart
Driver Program: CWPA
1:00 PM – Trip Committee Meeting: HCR
1:00 to 4:00 PM – Fiber Artists Group with Jane
Shea: AOE
2:00 PM – Sweet Life Music: A/C
7:30 PM – Tel Hai Concert Series features Charlie
Zahm, Vocalist and Steve Hobson, Guitarist (a
John Denver tribute) – bus transportation from
the Garrett at 6:45 PM: CWPA
Saturday, May 14
6:00 PM – Movie – Mom’s Night Out (2015): LVAA
Sunday, May 15
SC Hearth Grille
Monday, May 16
LV Health Suite
►What’s New? Articles for June are due to Judy
today at [email protected] or 610-2739333, ext. 2154
9:15 AM – Monthly Shopping Bus Trip to Rockvale
Square and Tanger Outlets: GCC
1:00 PM – LEC presents Stephen Phillips, PhD with
“Secrets from the Sands of Ancient Egypt”
(third lecture of four): CWPA
3:00 PM – New York Times Crossword Puzzle no experience necessary: BN
Tuesday, May 17
►Professional computer repair and training at
Tel Hai. Contact Bill Holmes of Esh Computer
Center at 717-442-1080 ext. 1103 to make an
appointment.
7:30 to 8:00 AM – Lab Work: SCHS
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]
1:00 PM – Great Decisions: HCR
1:30 PM – GriefShare – you may join at any time –
call Chaplain Dave for information (610-2739333, ext. 2443): CWPA (Poolside)
2:00 PM – Demo Dogs – A/C
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 to 4:00 PM – Bridge (need more players and
willing to teach): BN
Wednesday, May 18
►McCormick Chiropractor – Call 610-286-7000 to
schedule an appointment: Lakeview Health
Suite
9:30 AM – Chime Choir practice and play in Chapel
Service: A/C
11:15 AM – Choir Practice: A/C
3:30 PM – LEC meeting: SPDR
Thursday, May 19
9:00 AM – Tel Hai Concert Series Com. Mtg: HCR
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM – Pottery Class: FCC
10:00 AM – OnSite Dermatology will present a talk
on Melanoma. The Spotlight on Skin Cancer
Awareness is an in-service program designed to
educate, inform, and answer resident questions
and comes complete with goodie bags filled
with skin samples: CWPA (poolside)
President PBS Series – An Independent Cast of
Mind (J. Adams, Taylor, Hayes, Carter): LVAA
10:30 AM – Veterans Brunch: MR
Thursday, May 19 (continued)
1:00 PM – Train Club Mtg: HC 4th floor Train Room
7:00 PM – Aleithia Choir. Aleithia is a community
of Christian homeschooling families pursuing
the common goal of Christ-centered 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
Friday, May 20
SC Health Suite
7:30 to 8:00 AM – Lab Work: LV Health Suite
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM – Resale Shop Sale: HZ
2:00 PM – Steven Barth (Guitar): A/C
6:00 PM – Shawl Ministry: MP
7:00 PM – Movie Night – No Escape. 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: A/C
Saturday, May 21
1:00 PM – Depart for Lancaster Symphony
Orchestra – GCC
6:00 PM – Movie – Philomena (2013): LVAA
Sunday, May 22
2:00 PM – Pequea Amish Mennonite Young Adult
Group WILL lead a hymn sing: A/C
SC Hearth Grille
Monday, May 23
Katie D. for an app. at 484-796-4260 – LV HS
9:00 AM to 2:00 PM – Wallach’s Shoe Sale. Don’t
miss Larry Kirk with a variety of shoes; major
credit card accepted: MP
10:00 AM – Coffee & Clarity with Katie Dougherty
(Residential Living Social Services) – presentation on “Exploring the Services of Tel Hai”
which will include veterans benefits as well:
CWPA (middle)
1:00 PM – LEC presents Stephen Phillips, PhD with
“Secrets from the Sands of Ancient Egypt”
(fourth lecture of four): CWPA
3:00 PM – New York Times Crossword Puzzle
Group. No experience necessary: BN
Tuesday, May 24
►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
11:00 AM to 1:00 PM – Resale Shop Sale: HZ
7:00 PM – Eastern Echoes – This chorus is
comprised of young people from the Eastern
Conference of the Mennonite Church. If you
enjoy a cappella hymns, this is the program
for you: A/C
Wednesday, May 25
9:00 AM – Tel Haven Council Meeting: THSR
9:00 to 10:00 AM – Free Blood Pressure: DB
9:30 AM – Choir Practice then singing in Chapel
Service: A/C
Thursday, May 26
9:30 to 10:30 AM – Kevin Rowley from Advance
Hearing: HCR
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM – Pottery Class: FCC
President PBS Series – The Professional
Politician (Van Buren, Buchanan, Lincoln,
L. Johnson): LVAA
10:45 to 12:00 PM – Advance Hearing: SPDR
7:00 PM – Visiting Israel via Pictures by Pastor Dan
MacDonald – Jerusalem, Mt. Olives,
Bethlehem, Garden Tomb: CWPA (middle)
Friday, May 27
SC Health Suite
7:30 to 8:00 AM – Lab Work: LV 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): SPDR
1:00 to 4:00 PM – Fiber Artists Group with Jane
Shea: AOE
1:45 to 2:15 PM – Ice Cream Social: DB
2:00 PM – Elva Hurst (Chalk Talk): A/C
2:30 PM – Caregivers Support Group: HCR
7:00 PM – Movie Night – The Book Thief – An
absorbing story about a young girl growing up
in Nazi Germany who steals books to teach
herself to read. Her passion for books results in
special relationships with her foster father, a
neighborhood boy, and a Jewish man hiding in
her basement. Rated PG-13. 131 min: CWPA
Saturday, May 28
6:00 PM – Movie – Hellcats of the Navy (1957):
LVAA
Sunday, May 29
SC Hearth Grille
Monday, May 30 - MEMORIAL DAY
►CALL YOUR GROUP LEADERS/ORGANIZERS FOR
CLUB AND ACTIVITIES TODAY
9:30 AM – Vets will depart for Honey Brook
Memorial Day Parade: GCC
2:00 PM – Memorial Day Program with speaker
Jack Crans: A/C
Tuesday, May 31
1:30 PM – GriefShare – you may join at any time –
call Chaplain Dave for information (610-2739333, ext. 2443): CWPA (Poolside)
STILL TIME TO SIGN UP TO BAKE A PIE FOR
THE DAY IN THE COUNTRY PIE AUCTION
You may sign up on behalf of your church, Tel Hai
neighborhood or in honor or memory of a family
member or friend using their favorite recipe. Pro-
ceeds from the auction benefit the Care Assurance
Fund. Pies need to be at the Chapel on Saturday,
May 7 between 8:30 am – 9:00 am. Signup sheets
are available in the Resident Business Centers.
DISPLAY AT THE CLARK GALLERY
Visit and explore the artwork of professional artist
John Esworthy! His work is on display through May
31.
DISPLAY AT THE GARRETT COMMUNITY
CENTER DISPLAY CASE
Visit and explore a resident collection of Sports
Memorabilia! From Tel Hai teams to the pros,
check out our residents’ favorite sports items,
apparel and trophies – on display through May 31.
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 31.
PAJAMA DRIVE FOR ADULT CANCER
PATIENTS
Tel Hai is partnering with Hearts and Hugs of Hope
to collect NEW women’s (two-piece) pajamas, and
men’s pajama bottoms that our group includes in
packages we give to local cancer patients. We will
be collecting during the month of May, with drop
boxes located throughout the campus. Thank you
in advance for your support of this meaningful
cause. Please check out our new website at
www.Heartsandhugsofhope.org.
ADDITIONAL NEWS
REMINDER – Due date for submitting
items for the June What’s New? is Monday,
May 16th. Submit your articles to Judy at
[email protected]
TRASH CHUTE USERS
Apartment residents are reminded to bag
their trash securely in garbage bags (not
Walmart-type plastic bags) prior to tossing
down the chute.
We have recently
experienced many messy, loose garbage
collections and it’s a bit unpleasant. Thank
you for your cooperation.
HIDDEN HILLS SALON
Hidden Hills Salon is now open in StoneCroft
Commons!! Stop by Suite 3012 to say ‘Hello!’
as well as to schedule your appointment so
that our experienced stylists can help you
with your hair and nails. Our salon hours are
Tuesday 9-5, Wednesday 9-8, Thursday 9-8,
Friday 9-5, and Saturday 8-12.
NEWS FROM MARKETING
CALLING ALL FISHING FANATICS
Join the Marketing Team as we prepare for
our Fourth Friday event on June 24, which
will be 'All About Fishing’. Do you know how
to tie a fly, have a special fishing rod, or a
fishing tall-tale to share? Contact Jolene
Weaver, Director of Communications, at
[email protected], or 610-273-9333 ext.
2059, or stop by the Welcome Center.
CLOCK & WATCH LOVERS
The Marketing Department needs your help
for our June installation at the Garrett
Community Center Display Case. Throughout
the month, we want to display clocks, antique
timepieces, pocket watches, etc. 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 May 30. And
don’t forget, the display case is locked and
your items are secure!
SQUARE DANCING
"Have two left feet?” As long as you can put
one foot in front of the other, you can learn
to square dance. No funny clothes - just
fun, fitness and fellowship. If interested,
please call Josie Davis at 484-356-4978 or
email [email protected].
NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
PUZZLE
This group will not be meeting on June 6, 13,
and 20. It will resume on June 27.
JUNE FOOT MASSAGES
Foot Massages are available on Tuesday,
June 7 from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, and
Tuesday, June 21 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.
JUNE MOVIES
Friday, June 3 at 7:00 PM, CWPA –
“Captain Phillips” - A thriller based on true
events in 2009. Somali pirates hijack an
American cargo ship and take the captain
(Tom
Hanks)
hostage.
Many
Oscar
nominations in 2015. Rated PG-13: some
violence with bloody images. 134 min.
Friday, June 10 at 7:00 PM, A/C – “Walk
in the Woods” - Returning to America after
living abroad many years, aging travel writer
Bill Bryson decides to focus on his native
land by hiking the length of the Appalachian
Trail with his long-estranged pal Stephen
Katz - a tottering, wisecracking ex-alcoholic.
Cast: Robert Redford, Nick Nolte, Emma
Thompson: 104 minutes rated R
Friday, June 17 at 7:00 PM, CWPA – “O
Brother, Where Art Thou?” A quirky comedy
by the Cohen brothers. Three convicts
escape from a chain gang in Depression-era
Mississippi and embark on a search for a
cache of hidden money. Their epic journey is
cleverly based on The Odyssey by Homer.
Great Bluegrass music and great cinematography. George Clooney won a 2001 Golden
Globe for Best Actor. PG-13. 106 min.
TEL HAI CONCERT SERIES
Saturday, June 4 at 7:30 PM, CWPA –
Jeffrey Uhlig (Pianist), Todd Thomas
(Baritone) & Luigi Mazzocchi (Violin)
performing. Tel Hai bus transportation from
the Garrett at 6:45 PM. This concert
concludes the 2015-16 schedule. Our
committee thanks you for your support
throughout the year.
TEL HAI TRIPS
Taste Buds Trip to Chesapeake Inn on
Tuesday, June 7. Contact Janice Fagerland
at 484-796-4253 for this trip.
Guys Day Out To Harley Davidson on
Tuesday, June 14th. The bus is full, but you
can call Joe Mitri at 484-722-8212 to be
placed on the waiting list.
Gettysburg Dine-a-Round on Thursday,
July 14. Please mark your calendars for
this trip to Gettysburg. The day will include
a tour of the battlefield with a licensed
guide from the comfort of your Elite coach
and a progressive lunch at some of the
area's oldest restaurants. Contact Rosemary
Ludwig 484-722-8351 for more information.
(Brochures located at both RBCs)
Samson at Sight & Sound on Tuesday, July
19. Pick up a brochure at both RBCs for a
description of this trip. After the performance, dinner on your own at Cracker Barrel.
Contact Edith Smith at 484-796-4222 for
more information or to sign up.
1-800-333-8300 or ordering on-line at
FaithAliveResources.org for $8. For more
information, please call Chaplain Dave at
610-273-2191 ext. 2443.
Mt. Gretna - Timbers, “Everything is
Rhythm” on Wednesday, August 10. More
information will be available for this dinner
and theater event.
Decision America Event on Thursday,
September 15 – As you may know, Rev.
Franklin Graham is holding prayer rallies in
each of the 50 states' capitols this year.
The 50 Decision America 2016 prayer
events, as these rallies are termed, are
being conducted in response to God's call to
His people in 2 Chronicles 7:14 to come
before Him, in humility, confessing and
repenting of personal and national sins,
seeking His forgiveness, pardon and healing
for our nation. We are motivated to be part
of this effort not only for our own sakes,
but, and perhaps most importantly, for that
of
our
children,
grandchildren
and
for future generations of persons across
the whole earth.
The Pennsylvania prayer event will take place
Thursday, September 15 in Harrisburg, PA
at noon. Tel Hai has chartered a coach to
take a group to this event. For those unable
to attend the event in Harrisburg, live
streaming will also be available in the
StoneCroft Center for Worship and
Performing Arts. Please watch for the
official announcement and sign-up. Plan now
to participate in this unique intercessory
opportunity for our Nation.
Cornfield Banquet by Bird-in-Hand on
Thursday, August 25. Pick up a brochure
at either RBCs outlining this unique
opportunity. Call Edith Smith for more
information or to sign up at 484-796-4222.
Information brochures will be available soon
for the following trips in September:
Monday, September 12, New York City 911
trip.
Thursday, September 22 Scenic railroad
ride in Honesdale and dinner theater at
Ehrhadt’s.
Vermont Trip - Monday, October 3 –
Saturday, October 8 – trip sign-ups are
coming in nicely for this adventure. Contact
Judy by email at [email protected]. or
610-273-9333, ext. 2154 with any questions.
FROM THE CHAPLAINCY DEPT.
Summer Bible Study
A new Bible Study titled “Elijah and Elisha –
Prophets with Power” will be presented for
10 weeks during the months of June and
July on Thursdays from 10:00 to 11:30 am
beginning Thursday, June 2nd in the
StoneCroft Center for Worship and
Performing Arts (Dockside). The study will
be led by resident Alice Breuninger. There
is a study guide that can be ordered through
Faith Alive Resources by either calling
LIBRARY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Annual Tel Hai Book Sale: Mark your
calendars for Thursday, June 23rd from
9:00 AM – 8:00 PM and Friday, June 24th
from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM for the Annual
Tel Hai Book Sale sponsored by the Library
Committee. Book donations will begin
Monday, May 2nd and extend to June 20th
in the hallway outside the Gathering Room.
Attention all Grandparents: This is a
reminder that the Garrett Library has a nice
collection of books for children and young
adults. They are there for you to share with
your (great) grandchildren when they are
visiting. This way you will have that bedtime
story ready for them.
Reminder: There is a Library Committee
member in the Library every Tuesday
through Friday from 12:30 to 2:30 PM to
answer your questions and assist you in
selecting and checking out a book.
New Books: The Library currently has a
pretty hefty selection of “new” books that
you might want to look at. They are on the
shelf that is next to the window. Additional
new books will be rotated in as needed.
These books are there for you to enjoy.
TEL HAI PICKELBALL NEWS
We now have the opportunity to play indoor
pickleball across the street at the Tel Hai
Camp. This will provide a wonderful rainy
day location. Contact Robin LaDrew at
[email protected] for information.
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.
PLEASE WELCOME THE
FOLLOWING NEW RESIDENTS
Kenneth & Judith Lownes, 1216 Bay Tree
Court, from their home in Williamsburg, VA.
At this time, the Lownes are not sure when
they will move into their new cottage.
John & Roberta Witbeck, 1214 Bay Tree
Court, from Bethlehem. Their Tel Hai
telephone is 484-796-4573.
Harvey Matlack, Jr. & Dorothy Matlack,
Hillcrest Apartment 316 from
Kennett
Square. Their Tel Hai telephone number is
610-273-4655.
Mildred Moyer, Tel Haven Apartment 108,
from Honey Brook. Her Tel Hai telephone
number is 610-273-9979.
Barbara Smyzer, Tel Haven Apartment 206,
from Honey Brook. To date, we do not have a
telephone number.
ADDITIONAL
FROM JUDY
ANNOUNCMENTS
(610-273-9333,
ext.
2154 or [email protected])
Pottery – Our instructor, Sue Moore, would
like to know if you have an interest in taking
a class. She typically teaches an 8-week
course for $80. Contact me to learn more or
to get on the list.
Lancaster Symphony Orchestra, Fulton
Plays and Lancaster Community Concerts –
Tel Hai provides transportation (fee
charged) to these annual subscription series.
There are a few spots available on the bus
for the 2016-17 series. If you are not
interested in becoming a member but would
enjoy going every now and then, contact me.
ADVANCE HEARING
Beginning in June, Kevin Rowley of Advanced
Hearing, who comes the fourth Thursday of
every month from 9:30 until 10:30 AM, will
meet in 4th floor Hillcrest Conference Room
instead of 2nd floor Hillcrest Conference
Room.
FINANCIAL PLANNING, PART 3
Comprehensive financial planning generally
involves working with financial planners,
attorneys, securities brokers, and other
specialists.
Selecting reliable financial
professionals
should
involve
carefully
evaluating their services and credentials.
The most important member of the team,
however, is you. Your needs and objectives
drive the team, and once you've carefully
considered any financial recommendations,
all decisions lie in your hands.
Tel Hai and Everence have partnered
together to offer professional services for
investments, financial and estate planning,
and long term care insurance.
Amanda Rock, CFP® is regularly on campus to
assist residents and their families with
financial
and
insurance
(Medicare
Supplement, Long-Term Care, and Life)
needs. Contact her at (800) 626-1190 to
schedule an appointment.
Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards Inc. owns the
certification marks CFP®, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™
and federally registered CFP (with flame design) in the U.S.
Advisory services offered through Everence Trust Company and
Investment Advisors, a division of ProEquities Inc., Registered
Investment Advisors. Securities offered through ProEquities Inc.,
a registered broker-dealer, member FINRA and SIPC.
Investments are not NCUA or otherwise federally insured, may
involve loss of principal, and have no credit union guarantee.
Everence entities are independent from ProEquities, Inc.
ABBREVIATIONS KEY:
Garrett, Lakeview & Healthcare Center
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(2) – Conference Room of Hillcrest (2nd floor)
HCR(4) – Conference Room of Hillcrest (4th 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
Worship Schedule
May 2016
Sunday, May 1
9:00 AM Chapel and Communion - CWPA
Message: Chaplain Tim Herr
Special Music: John Honer
Piano: John Honer
10:30 AM Chapel - A/C
Special Music: John Honer
Piano: Doug Miller
Tuesday, May 3
1:30 PM GriefShare – CWPA Poolside
7:00 PM Women’s Bible Study – GR
7:00 PM Men’s Bible Study – HCR
Wednesday, May 4
Message: Pastor Will Snyder, Forks of the
Brandywine Evangelical Presbyterian Church
Piano: Aleta Connell
Thursday, May 5
10:00 AM Bible Discussion - THSR
10:30 AM National Day of Prayer Service – A/C
7:00 PM Visiting Israel via Pictures – Jordan River
and Valley, Jordan, Jericho - Pastor Dan
MacDonald - CWPA Middle
Sunday, May 8
9:00 AM Chapel - CWPA
Message: Chaplain David Hicks
Special Music: Chaplain David Hicks
Piano: Ruth Stevenson
Message: Chaplain David Hicks
Special Music: Chaplain David Hicks
Piano: Ruth Stevenson
Tuesday, May 10
1:30 – 3:00 PM GriefShare – CWPA Poolside
2:00 PM Catholic Mass – A/C
Wednesday, May 11
Message: Pastor Robert Wegehoft
Special Music: Pastor Robert and Irene
Wegehoft
Organ: Irene Wegehoft
Piano: Pastor Bob Wegehoft
1:30 PM Liturgical Communion - A/C
St. John’s Episcopal Church, Compass
Thursday, May 12
7:00 PM Visiting Israel via Pictures – Qumran,
Masada, Ein Gev, Dead Sea - Pastor Dan
MacDonald - CWPA Middle
Sunday, May 15
Message: Mr. David Schramm
Special Music: Denise Collins and Becky
Sensenig
Piano: Becky Sensenig
Message: Pastor Al Kimball, Community
Evangelical Free Church of Elverson
Special Music: Denise Collins and Becky
Sensenig
Piano: Becky Sensenig
Tuesday, May 17
Wednesday, May 18
Message: Pastor Vicki Pry, Hopewell
United Methodist
Special Music: Tel Hai Chime Choir
Piano: Anne Wise
Thursday, May 19
10: 00 AM Bible Discussion - THSR
Sunday, May 22
9:00 AM – Chapel CWPA
Special Music: Danton Arlotto
Piano: Danton Arlotto
Sunday, May 22 (continued)
10:30 AM Chapel Communion - A/C
Special Music: Danton Arlotto
Piano: Danton Arlotto
2:00 PM Pequea Amish Mennonite Young Adult
Group - A/C
Tuesday, May 24
10:30 AM Rosary – A/C
1:30 – 3:00 PM GriefShare – CWPA – Poolside
Wednesday, May 25
10:30 AM Chapel A/C
Message: Pastor Paul Toms
Special Music: Tel Hai Choir
Piano: Aleta Connell
Thursday, May 26
7:00 PM Visiting Israel via Pictures –
Jerusalem, Mt. Olives, Bethlehem, Garden
Tomb
Sunday, May 29
Message: Mr. Ed Stoltzfus, First Baptist
Church of Pequea
Special Music: Joyce Kusniercyzk
Piano: Julie MacCarter
10:30 AM – Chapel A/C
Message: Mr. Ed Stoltzfus
Special Music: Joyce Kusniercyzk
Piano: Julie MacCarter
Tuesday, May 31
May 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
5:00-8pm
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5-7pm
None
GCC:
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
&
&
&
&
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
May 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
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
9:00 – 10:00am
Shuffleboard
Tel Haven
Friday
9:00 – 11:00am
Pickleball
Umble Park in Honey
Brook
10:30 –11:15am
Tune Up Time
GCC Gathering Room
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
11:30am – 1:00pm
Ping Pong
GCC Gathering Room
11:15am – 12:00pm
Pilates
SC Group Exercise
Room
11:00am – Noon
Tennis League
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 1-on-1 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.
10:00 – 11:00am
Pickleball
Umble Park in Honey
Brook
10:30 – 11:15am
Total Body Toning
SC Group Exercise
Room
MAY is Older
American’s
Month
BE WISE, BE WELL
Start slowly.
Exercising is less of
a chore when you do it
with people you enjoy.
Activity is important,
but nutrition is equally
vital.
Wellness is a matter
of body and mind. Learn
new things and exercise
your mind.
It’s more than adding years
to your life. Add life to your
years! Stay motivated by
picking goals that will bring
you joy.
Announcements
All classes are cancelled on Memorial Day.
Check channel 965 for updates.
From US Department of Health and
Human Services – Administration
for Community Living
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.
4/22/16

May 2016 - Tel Hai

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