July 2016 • Issue 54

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July 2016 • Issue 54
Table of Contents
News & Updates
You asked, we listened!
Cover photo taken by Wils Kyle.
The Masonic Wellness Center is happy to announce the NEW resident only swim at Patton
Pool. As of Monday, June 6, the Wellness Center has designated a resident only lap/open swim
at Patton Pool, Monday through Friday, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Please show your MVP card to the
lifeguard and sign in to gain entrance to Patton Pool.
Photo of the Masonic Village walking path
to the left, taken by Dick Brandt is the full
picture of the centerfold.
Channel 95
Jonathan Noel’s Organ recital from May 22 will be shown on Channel 95 every Tuesday in July at
2 p.m. Be sure to catch his wonderful performance!
June Missed Item - Senior Games
We have an additional Senior Games Olympian to announce! Dave Kurtz won second place in
the bicep curl, and third in the bench press. Congratulations to David, and all of our 2016 Senior
Games participants!
Happy Hour
News and Updates.............................................. 3
Monthly Trips....................................................4-5
Program Notes..................................................... 7
Entertainment Highlights...................................8-9
Dining Services Events...................................... 10
Standard Trips................................................... 11
Monthly Calendar.......................................... 12-13
Recipe............................................................... 14
Mind, Body and Spirit.................................... 15-17
Recurring Campus Events................................. 17
Director’s Note.............................................. 18-19
On Campus Events and Happenings............20-23
Craft Corner Classes......................................... 23
The fourth Friday of every month, residents gather in the Keystone Room for Happy Hour from
3:30 - 5 p.m. While getting to enjoy the company of fellow residents, you are also supporting an
important cause! Drinks are made to order for a donation, and all donations support the Tree of
Life. Please come out and enjoy the merriment and help support the Tree of Life!
Morning Stretch
Every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 9 a.m., Morning Stretch takes place in the Keystone
Room. This free, resident run program helps you maintain balance, strength and agility.
Recreation Department - ext. 14509 or ext. 33277
Wellness Department - ext. 33783
Village Living is published monthly by the Recreation Department for the Retirement Living residents of the
Masonic Village. If you have any questions, comments or ideas, please call Bianca Hemsch at ext. 14509. The
Recreation Department has offices at the Clubhouse and in the Grand Lodge Hall.
To view this publication electronically, please visit www.masonicvillages.org/elizabethtown
Non-glossy copies available upon request.
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July Highlighted Trips
Call ext. 14512 or come to the Clubhouse Info Desk to register.
Sign-ups begin on Friday, June 24 at 9 a.m.
Quilting.” In Merchants Mall, they have more
than 80 merchants with just about everything
a quilter could wish for. Also, enjoy the many
special exhibits, finalists from the annual contest,
retrospect of Margaret Solomon Gunn’s awardwinning quilts, a great line-up of nationally and
internationally renowned instructors and more!
Lunch may be purchased at the Convention Center.
Cost is $10. You may pay at the Convention Center.
Monday, July 18
Lake Tobias Wildlife Park Adventure
Safari Ride
Thursday, July 14
Wildwood Park and Benjamin Olewine III
Nature Center
Wednesday, July 6
New Holland Summer Concert
Brad Crum is “Elvis”
Pick up: 5:30 - 6 p.m.
Return: 10 p.m.
Located in New Holland Park, Brad Crum is the
#1 Elvis Impersonator in Pennsylvania. It’s like a
big stage production with the King and his rock’n
backup band right here in Central PA. Brad not
only channels Elvis with the genuine sound, look
and feel of the man himself, but you also get a little
“Brad” in the performance. Note: this is an outdoor
concert. If the weather is inclement, the concert will
be held in the Garden Spot Village Chapel. Concert
is scheduled from 7 - 9 p.m.
Pick up: 1 - 1:30 p.m.
Return: 4 p.m.
This nature center is a haven of opportunities for
those interested in nature. It’s nature up close and
personal, and it’s all here for you! Tucked away
in the rolling hills of south central Pennsylvania,
Wildwood Park conveniently sits on the edge of
suburbia and urban culture. Bring your camera
to capture the picture perfect opportunities. Bird
watchers find Wildwood Park to be a true haven to
come and watch our feathered friends. Wildwood
even has bird blinds. After touring the Nature
Center, take a few minutes to visit their gift shop!
Wednesday, July 13
New Holland Swing Band
Thursday, July 14
Opera Lancaster Lemonade Concert Series
Servant Stage: Highlights from Past Shows
Pick up: 5:30 - 6 p.m.
Return: 10 p.m.
Located in New Holland Park, enjoy the sounds of
Classic and Contemporary Swing tunes performed
by the New Holland Swing Band. If the weather is
inclement, the concert will be held in the Garden
Spot Village Chapel. The concert is scheduled from
7 - 9 p.m.
Pick up: 5:30 - 6 p.m.
Return: 9 p.m.
A blend of Broadway, Great American Songbook
and Southern Gospel, this quartet will sing from
their popular “Old Time Gospel Radio Hour” show.
The concert is located at Highland Presbyterian
Church in Lancaster. A free-will offering will take
place at intermission. The concert is scheduled for
7 p.m.
THE EXTRA INFO
If paying by check, please make payable to “Masonic Village.” Please pay for each trip with separate checks, and
send payment to Jennifer Stuckey. If for any reason you need to cancel a trip on a weeknight or weekend, please
call the Operator (0) to let them know, and the bus driver will be notified. During normal working hours, Monday
through Friday 8 a.m.-4 p.m., please call the Recreation Office at ext. 14509. Any cancellations made within 48
hours of a trip are non-refundable.
*If you are not using Masonic Village Transportation, please deduct $4 from the cost.
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Pick up: 8:15 a.m. Clubhouse; 8:30 a.m. FMCC
Return: 3 p.m.
Cost per person: $16
Safari Tours are the main attraction at Lake Tobias
Wildlife Park. Specially designed, open-air cruisers
take you across 150 acres of rolling hills where
you can see herds of wild and exotic animals from
around the world. Tour guides travel with you
thorough pasture land and wooded areas giving
expert information on the various species and their
habitats. You will be amazed at how close you
will come to these animals as many of them will
stroll right beside your bus tour. Your safari ride
is approximately one hour. After the tour, a lunch
stop will be on your own at Denny Lennie’s Family
Restaurant. The tour is scheduled for 10 a.m.
Thursday, July 21
Popovsky Performing Arts
Pick up: 5:30 - 6 p.m.
Return: 9 p.m.
Enjoy classic Broadway and new hits. The concert
is located at the Highland Presbyterian Church
in Lancaster. A free-will offering will take place at
intermission. The concert is scheduled for 7 p.m.
Saturday, July 23
Wednesday, July 20
Charlie Zahm
Pick up: 5:30 - 6 p.m.
Return: 10 p.m.
Charlie Zahm is an American singer and player of
Celtic, maritime and traditional American music.
Zahm sings baritone, and plays guitar, tin whistle
and the bodhran, among other instruments.
The concert will be held in New Holland Park. If
inclement weather occurs, the concert will be held
indoors in the Garden Spot Village Chapel. The
concert is scheduled from 7-9 p.m.
Lancaster Barnstormers Baseball Game
Pick up: 5:30 - 6 p.m.
Return: 10 p.m.
Come out and cheer on the Lancaster
Barnstormer’s as they take on the Somerset
Patriot’s. Enjoy a Christmas themed fireworks
display. You will also receive a free ski cap during a
giveaway! The game is scheduled for 7 p.m.
Thursday, July 21
Quilt Odyssey at the Hershey Lodge and
Convention Center
Pick up: 9 a.m. Clubhouse
Return: 3 p.m.
This year’s theme is “Turning the World Onto
Walking required
Payment required
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Bus Tour
Steps
Call ext. 14512 or come to the Clubhouse Info Desk to register.
Sign-ups begin on Friday, June 24 at 9 a.m.
Masonic Village Art Studio & Gallery
Wednesday, August 24
Dutch Apple Dinner Theater
Yeston & Kopit’s Phantom
Wednesday, July 27
Rampart Street Ramblers
Pick up: 5:30 - 6 p.m.
Return: 10 p.m.
This concert is located in New Holland Park. The
Rampart Street Ramblers, dixieland/traditional jazz,
takes its name from that legendary street in New
Orleans upon which jazz music originated, once
flourished, and still carries on its grand glory today.
Please note, this concert is outdoors. If inclement
weather occurs, the concert will be held indoors
in the Garden Spot Village Chapel. The concert
scheduled from 7-9 p.m.
Wednesday, August 3
Rajah Shrine Pote’s Picnic
Pick up: 9:45 a.m. Club House; 10 a.m. FMCC
Return: 5 p.m. (maybe earlier)
Cost per person: Shrine Members $39, Blue
Lodge Masons $44
All Master Masons are invited, as well as all members
of Rajah Shrine or any other Shrine Temple. Located
at the South End Gun Club in Reading, PA. Food
served from Noon to 4 p.m., Clams at 1 p.m. The
humongous menu includes hot dogs, soup, ring
bologna, ice cream, peanuts, pretzels, fried chicken,
hamburgers, corn-on-the-cob, fresh sausage,
Camel’s Milk (beer) and more. Please RSVP by July
31.
Thursday, July 28
Rizzetta’s Tones: A Celtic American
Evening of Music
Pick up: 5:30 - 6 p.m.
Return: 9 p.m.
Selections from Ireland, Scotland and other
countries, including material both traditional and
modern, will provide the audience with a pleasing
twist, while respecting musical traditions. The
concert is located at Highland Presbyterian Church
in Lancaster. A free-will offering will take place. The
concert is scheduled for 7 p.m.
The Masonic Village Art Studio and Gallery will be
featuring a display of photography by Bette Wenrich,
who resides in McKee 1 in July and August. She
displayed some of her work at show and tell, so if you
saw it, you know it is quite impressive. Our featured
Art Association artist during these months has yet
to be determined so come in and be surprised. The
posted hours of the Gallery are 1-3 p.m. Wednesday,
Thursday and Sunday, but if you see the door open
please come in.
Pick up: 10:15-10:45 p.m.
Return: 4:30 p.m.
From the Tony Award-winning team of Maury
Yeston and Arthur Kopit comes the exquisite
masterpiece, Phantom. An epic and passionate
tale of murder, intrigue and romance! It’s told with
more passion than the Lloyd Webber version
and is based on Gaston Leroux’s timeless love
story. Phantom tells the heartbreaking story
of the disfigured musical genius known as the
Phantom, and his muse, Christine Daae, the
beautiful ingénue of the Paris Opera. Their musical
affair unfolds deep in the catacombs of the opera
house, where Erik finds salvation in Christine’s
breathtaking voice. Please RSVP by Aug. 3.
Make it a point to stop in and enjoy all the different
types of art on display from both the residents and
employees of Masonic Village. Looking forward to
seeing you.
We are also looking for photographers who would
like to display their photos. If you are interested
please contact Roland Snyder at 287- 2169 (7-2169)
for specifics.
Masonic Village Travel Club
The next Travel Club meeting will be held on
Tuesday, September 27, in the Keystone Room.
All residents are invited to join. Annual dues are
$5.
Wednesday, August 10
High Twelve - Pennsylvania State Quarterly
Meeting at Shady Maple Smorgasbord
Thursday, July 28
Dave Stahl Big Band Concert
Pick up: 8:45 a.m. Clubhouse; 9 a.m. FMCC
Return: 2:30 p.m.
All Masonic Village High Twelve members and
spouse/guests are invited to attend this meeting.
Coffee and donuts at 10 a.m. for all, and then
meeting at 10:30 a.m. (members only, spouses and
guests may shop). Lunch for all will be at Noon.
Pick up: 4 p.m.
Return: 11 p.m.
Dinner on your own will be at Hebron Fire Hall.
Cost is $15 and payable to Bill Gottschalk. Cost
covers admission and transportation only. Money is
required by reservation date. Please RSVP by July
14.
Important Notice about trips...
If you have not received a reminder phone call one day prior to a scheduled trip, please call the GLH
Transportation Desk at ext. 33205, the Clubhouse Information Desk at ext. 14512 or Activities Office at
ext. 14509.
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Forty-seven travelers enjoyed the trip to the
Finger Lakes in New York State from June 6-10,
2016.
Trips planned for 2016 and 2017 include:
• Trains and Shows in West Virginia from
October 3-7, 2016.
• Homestead in Virginia from December 5-7,
2016.
• Southern Caribbean cruise from February
13-25, 2017.
• Virginia Tattoo & Azalea Festival from April
28-May 1, 2017.
Thursday, August 25
Servant Stage presents Sherlock Holmes
Pick up: 5:30 - 6 p.m.
Return: 9:30 p.m.
Located in the Trust Performing Arts Center in
Lancaster, find suspense, intrigue and mystery!
Match wits with the world’s greatest detective as
Servant Stage brings another Victorian classic to
the stage. The game is afoot! All shows are paywhat-you-will. Donations benefit Servant Stage
Company, a non-profit theater with a mission to
make uplifting, family-friendly shows.
Contact Roberta at 361-5173 for information and
fliers for these trips, including rates per person
for double or single occupancy.
Happy Traveling – Roberta and Ann
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Let Us Entertain You
Patriotic Songs by Suzanne & Jim
Friday, July 1 at 7 p.m.
Uke It Up with the Edukated Fleas
Friday, July 15 at 6 p.m.
Deike Auditorium
Going strong on the road full time, Suzanne and
Jim continue to delight audiences across the United
States and in Canada and Europe with their unique
blend of traditional and historic music. The husband
and wife team are troubadours in the truest sense,
maintaining the Americana Roots Music tradition
since 1992. From extensive research in museums,
libraries and archived collections as well as
conversations with traditional musicians across
the country Suzanne and Jim craft a lively and
engaging journey through the roots of Americana
Music, bringing a new voice to the musical heritage
of our country. The couple blend their harmonious
duet vocals with skillful musicianship on acoustic
instruments- 5 string banjo, guitars, flute, autoharp,
courtship dulcimer (and a few surprises).
GLH Assembly Room
Ukuleles are small, yet, ukulele duet Greg Doyle
and Wendy Matthews play the big hits, favoring
swing and vintage tunes, as well as a few things
you might not expect to hear on uke. The Fleas
have been playing together as a ukulele duo since
late 2006, united by a common love of the music
from the 20s through 50s. As the Fleas soon
discovered, ukes are perfect for these cheerful,
melodic tunes. The Fleas feature both Greg and
Wendy on vocals, often in harmony. The Fleas
have delighted audiences in venues as varied
as the Clearwater Festival, Hoot on the Hudson,
Ukulele Cabaret and New York Ukulele Festival,
as well as street fairs, restaurants, libraries, art
openings and private parties across New York,
Connecticut, Massachusetts and Maine.
Zembo Shrine String Band
Saturday, July 9 at 7 p.m.
Lukens Band Concert
Sunday, July 17 at 3 p.m.
Deike Auditorium
Enjoy a concert performed by the Zembo Shrine
String Band. Sit back and relax as they perform
as assortment of Mummers string music, sing
alongs, sacred and patriotic tunes. This band was
incorporated in 1954 and has 1 original member
still playing. They have appeared in Shrine parades
all over the Eastern seaboard with an average of
40 concerts a year.
Deike Auditorium
The Lukens Band is analogous to other nonprofit, cultural music organizations. In addition
to the support that the band receives from the
Huston Foundation and the Stewart Huston
Charitable Trust, it benefits from the contributions
of individuals, community groups and business.
This support enables the band to promote the
musical heritage of our nation as well as the
harmonious melodies of all ages. Each year
performances are held in numerous nursing
homes, retirement homes, senior centers, the
Coatesville Administration Hospital, and the
Pocopson Home. A typical program ranges from
marches to Broadway hits to popular tunes as well
as instrumental and vocal solos. The Lukens Band
is under the direction of George Haughton.
Tom Baust, Pianist and Vocalist, presents
Tin Pan Alley
Monday, July 11 at 7 p.m.
Brossman Ballroom
Join Tom Baust as he entertains you with his
unique blend of easy listening, standards and
show tunes. Early 1900’s to the 1950’s with an
emphasis on the roaring 20’s will be highlighted.
This was the sheet music generation. Anecdotes
and information about the composers and their
music will make the evening informative as well as
enjoyable. From upbeat and fun to serious and
pensive, along with a touch of humor, Tom will
present a wonderful evening of a variety of styles
ranging from traditional to a touch of classic and
light jazz. This program includes group singing.
Call ext. 33205 to sign up for transportation for evening programs.
If ten or more people sign up for an evening program, transportation will be provided.
Please be ready for pick-up by 6:30 p.m.
Jerry Haines
Monday, July 18 at 2 p.m.
Keystone Room
This versatile performer returns back to Masonic
Village to mix vocals with guitar, harmonica, and
autoharp. If you enjoy good old town-home music,
join Jerry for an afternoon of toe-tappin’ pleasure.
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“Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie.” George is
the powerhouse behind this favorite local band,
located right here in E-town. We will have a
variety of music for enjoyment and dancing with
the incomparable music of “The Headliners.” This
extremely popular variety band is one of the most
requested bands in the area and whether they
are entertaining at the Hershey Italian Lodge, the
Nazareth Fair, The Dillsburg American Legion, the
Chambersburg Amvets, or playing for a new bride
and groom at their wedding party, they are always
a hit for any celebration! Celebrate summertime
with “The Headliners” here at our own FMCC
Brossman Ballroom with beverages, light snacks
and a friendly fun atmosphere. Please RSVP by
Monday, July 25 at either the Grand Lodge Hall
ext. 33205 or the Clubhouse Information Desk ext.
14512. When you RSVP, designate if you need
transportation and signify your pick up location.
Barefoot and Bluejeans Garden Party
Tuesday, July 19, 6:30 - 8 p.m.
Formal Garden (bad weather alternate is Deike
Auditorium)
Join us in the Formal Garden for the second in our
summer garden concert series featuring country
and classic rock performed by The Mixed Nutz
Band. The Mixed Nutz are a variety band with a
combined 125 years of performing live music and
playing a wide variety of both country and classic
rock. Artists represented include: Brad Paisley,
Alan Jackson, Dwight Yocum, Willie Nelson, Lynyrd
Skynyrd, Gibson Miller Band, Darius Rucker, Jason
Aldean, The Eagles, ZZ Top, and The Rolling
Stones.
Bainbridge Band Annual Summer Concert
Saturday, July 23 at 2:30 p.m.
Deike Auditorium
This band was established in 1896 and has been
an asset to our community and surrounding areas
ever since. The Bainbridge Band not only benefits
the community as a source of live entertainment,
but it also provides an excellent experience for
young people to learn discipline, responsibility and
appreciation of our heritage. Current director, Phil
Smith, played in the Bainbridge Band’s saxophone
section for nearly twenty years before becoming
the director.
Headliners
Friday, July 29, 7 - 10 p.m.
Brossman Ballroom
Get Ready for fun! George Tindall is a former
member of the 60’s band “Jay and the Techniques”
who had hits with “Keep the Ball Rollin” and
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July Dining Service Events
4th of July Picnics
Eisenlohr Cocktail Social
Monday, July 25, 4 - 5:30 p.m.
Come and celebrate with a Fourth of July Picnic on
the Veranda at Grand Lodge or at the Clubhouse
Courtyard. Residents will receive a memorandum
about the dining services, picnic menus and RSVP
forms on Friday, June 24th. Residents may drop
off their RSVPs at one of the Restaurants on
campus.
We hope you’ll join us on the front porch of the
Charles’s Eisenlohr building for Eisenlohr’s
cocktail social. It is being held on Monday, July
25th from 4pm until 5:30 pm. Cover charge will be
$5, which includes hors d’oeuvres. Drinks sold
separately at list price.
Clubhouse Cocktail Social
Thursday, July 7, 4 - 5:30 p.m.
Al Fresco Dining
Friday, July 29
On Thursday, July 7th, please join us at the
Restaurant at Clubhouse Courtyard for our cocktail
social. It will be held from 4pm until 5:30pm. Cover
charge will be $5, which includes hors d’oeuvres.
Drinks sold separately at list price.
Dining Al Fresco Style at the Restaurant at
Clubhouse will feature a Clam Bake. This is a
served and set menu event that is prepared for
you under the arbor in the Courtyard. There is
limited seating for this event and reservations
are required. This is a MealPlus $8 or Opt Out
$15.25. Please refer to the Food Services memo
you received on May 27, 2016.
Al Fresco Dining
Tuesday, July 12
Join us on for Al Fresco Dining featuring Poultry
at the Restaurant at Clubhouse. This is a served
and set menu event that is prepared for you under
the arbor in the Courtyard. There is limited seating
for this event and reservations are required. This
is a MealPlus or Opt Out $11.25. Please refer to
the Food Services memo you received on May 27.
Masonic Village Beef
We will be featuring Masonic Village beef across
the campus (see pg. 16), including the Masonic
Health Care Center and Terrace View Dining
Room. Look for the Masonic Village’s logo on the
menus at the different dining locations, this will
indicate when our homegrown beef is used. It will
be used in our chili, meat sauce, cafe burgers, and
picnic burgers.
Eisenlohr Ice Cream Social
Tuesday, July 19
Join us for Eisenlohr’s Ice Cream Social. This
month they will be featuring Banana Splits! Your
other favorite toppings such as hot fudge, caramel,
chocolate syrup, wet walnuts, strawberry topping,
whipped cream and cherries will also be available.
Please visit our new mobile friendly
WebMenu site at:
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GLH Cocktail Social
Wednesday, July 20, 3:30 - 5 p.m.
Bus and Shuttle Schedules
Standard Monthly Trips and Shuttle Information
Please call ext. 33205 to sign up for the E-town Shuttle, shopping, breakfast, lunch & supper trips, as well as Masonic
Village campus meetings and entertainment provided on campus. If for any reason you need to cancel a trip on a
weeknight or weekend, please call the operator (0) to let them know, and the bus driver will be notified.
JUNE STANDARD MONTHLY TRIPS
Call ext. 33205 for the Village Green Transport Desk. Registration begins at 8 a.m. on Friday,
June 24. Please note: Desk closes during lunch hour.
DATE
LOCATION
PICK-UP
RETURN
Friday, July 1
Wednesday, July 6
Friday, July 8
Monday, July 11
Tuesday, July 12
12:30 p.m.
4 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
4 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
3 p.m.
11 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
4 p.m.
7:30 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
9 a.m.
2:30 p.m.
Wednesday, July 20
Friday, July 22
Tuesday, July 26
Thursday, July 28
Friday, July 29
Walmart, Palmyra
Park City Mall
Dollar Tree, Middletown
Lunch Trip: TJ Rockwell’s
Strasburg Shoppes located at Central Square in
Strasburg. Visit the Creamery, Candy Kitchen, Bakery and
a few more quaint shoppes which are located throughout
the town.
Breakfast Trip: Round the Clock Diner
Green Dragon located in Ephrata - Thousands of local
shoppers have visited this local attraction since 1932
for their weekly shopping from over 400 local growers,
merchants and craftsmen. Located on a 30 acre site, the
Green Dragon Market has grown to be one of the largest
Farmers Markets in the area. The market offers visitors
the choice of shopping indoors or outdoors, with 7 large
market buildings and many other smaller shops. A large
variety of food stands and vendors are located throughout
the market.
Walmart, Palmyra
Wegman’s Market
Park City Mall
Lunch Trip: Shady Maple Smorgasbord
Target, Kohl’s or York Galleria
12:30 p.m.
4 p.m.
9 a.m.
2:30 p.m.
9:30 a.m.
2:30 p.m.
10 a.m.
3 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
4 p.m.
Monday, July 4
Every Sunday
Every Sunday
Every Saturday
Please use your summer holiday shuttle schedule
Sunday Shuttle Service for the 8:15 a.m. Service
Sunday Shuttle Service for the 10:00 a.m. Service
Masonic Village Farm Market
10:30 a.m.
3:45 p.m.
7:40- 8:00a.m.
9:15 a.m.
9:10-9:30 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
9:15 a.m.
10 a.m.
Every M-W-F
Every T-Th
Monday, Wednesday and Friday: E-town Shuttle
Tuesday and Thursday: E-town Shuttle
8:30 a.m.
Varies
1 p.m.
Varies
Wednesday, July 13
Friday, July 15
ETOWN SHUTTLE SCHEDULE Call x33205 at anytime to register
Join us in the Solarium in the Grand Lodge building
for our Monthly Cocktail Social. Enjoy a glass of
wine, mixed drink or a soda while catching up with
friends.
*The E-town Shuttle provides transportation to various destinations in Elizabethtown, including but not limited to
Giant, K-mart, Weis, Darrenkamps, local medical appointments, CVS, post office, library, and Groff’s Meats. Please
call ext. 33205 to register for the Elizabethtown Shuttle.
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JULY 2016
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
The following items are listed on the calendar: trips going off campus and special events
on campus.
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K.Rm = Keystone Room FMCC = Freemasons Cultural Center
B.Brm=Brossman Ballroom
GLH Assem=Grand Lodge Assembly Room
D.Aud=Deike Aud.
9 a.m. Coffee w/Mark
(Village Apts)
12:30 p.m. Walmart
7 p.m. Patriotic Songs with
Suzanne and Jim (D.Aud)
12 p.m. Patriotic
Celebration Play
2 p.m. Bingo (K.Rm)
7:05 p.m. Movie
(D.Aud)
GLH Rec = Grand Lodge Rec. Room
GLH = Grand Lodge Hall
Highlighted Trip
Standard Trip
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4 - 4th of July
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8:15 a.m. and 10 a.m.
Sell Chapel Worship
Service Every Sunday.
Picnics at GLH Veranda and
Clubhouse Courtyard
8:45 p.m. Kutztown Fair
7 p.m. Organ Music
(Brown)
12:30 p.m. Park City Mall
5:30 p.m. New Holland
Summer Concert Series
12:45 p.m. Sight and
Sound “Samson”
4 p.m. Clubhouse Cocktail
Social (Courtyard)
10:30 a.m. Special Singles
(K.Rm)
7 p.m. Zembo Shrine
String Band (D.Aud)
12:30 p.m. Dollar Tree
2 p.m. Bingo (L.Eisenlohr)
7 p.m. Movie (K.Rm)
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5 p.m. Wine and
Cheese (K.Rm)
9:30-11:30 a.m. Giant &
Darrenkamps Gift Card Sales
(FMCC Atrium)
1:30-3:30 p.m. Giant &
Darrenkamps Gift Card Sales
(K.Rm)
12:30 p.m. Strasburg
Shoppes
5:30 p.m. Bingo (GLH
Assem Rm)
5 p.m. Al Fresco Dining
(Clubhouse Courtyard)
7 p.m. Rheems Mennonite
Singers (K.Rm)
7:30 a.m. Breakfast Trip:
Round the Clock Diner
8:45 a.m. PARCR Meeting
10 - 1 Farm Market (HCC)
1 p.m. Wildwood Park &
Olewine Nature Center
5:30 p.m. Opera Lancaster
Lemonade Concert
9 a.m. Coffee with Cindy
(K.Rm)
9 a.m. Green Dragon
1 p.m. Coffee with Cindy
(Lodge Dining Rm)
6 p.m. Uke It Up Edukated Fleas(GLH
Assem. Rm)
7 p.m. Keystone Room
Dance
1 p.m. Letterboxing
Event (Lodge Dining
Room)
2 p.m. Bingo (K.Rm)
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3 p.m. Lukens Band
Concert (D.Aud)
8:15 a.m. Lake Tobias
2 p.m. Jerry Haines (K.Rm)
5:30 p.m. Horseracing (FMCC
Atrium)
3:30 - 5 p.m. GLH Cocktail
Social (GLH Solarium)
6:30 p.m. Mixed Nutz Band
(Formal Gardens)
9 a.m. Coffee w/Mark (Louis
Eisenlohr)
12:30 p.m. Walmart
3 p.m. Holy Comm. (K.Rm)
9 a.m. Quilt Odyssey
Lemonade Concert
9 a.m. Wegman’s Market
2 p.m. Bingo (L.Eisenlohr)
3:30 Happy Hour (K.Rm)
6:30 p.m. Trivia Night
(Lodge Dining Rm)
2:30 p.m. Bainbridge
Band (D.Aud)
5:30 p.m.
Barnstormers
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4 p.m. Eisenlohr Cocktail
Social
9:30 a.m. Park City Mall
5:30 p.m. Bingo (GLH
Assem Rm)
10 a.m. Episcopalian Open
Service (K.Rm)
10 a.m. Rainbow Dinner
Theater
10 a.m. Shady Maple
Smorgasbord
4 p.m. Dave Stahl Concert
Lemonade Concert
9 a.m. Coffee w/Mark
(Syc. North)
12:30 p.m. Target, Kohl’s
York Galleria
5 p.m. Al Fresco Dining
(Clubhouse Courtyard)
7 p.m. Headliners (B.Brm)
3 p.m. Wine &
Cheese Social (GLH
Rec. Center)
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2 p.m. Movie (D.Aud)
7 p.m. Tom Baust (B.Brm)
Mind, Body and Spirit
Wellness Center Renovation Update
The Masonic Wellness Center has moved to its temporary location in Brossman Salon III and IV.
Renovations have started and things are progressing according to plan!
During the renovation, men’s and women’s lockers rooms will be added, finishes will be updated
(flooring, walls, décor) and new equipment will be installed. The newly renovated Masonic
Wellness Center will re-open Sept. 26.
Strawberries, Peache
with Orange Vinaigre s, and Basil
tte
Ingredients:
1 cup fresh orange juice
1 ½ Tablespoons suga
r
1 ½ Tablespoons white
wine vinegar
1 pound fresh strawbe
1 Tablespoon olive oil
rries, halved
1 large ripe peach or ne
Dash salt
ctarine, cut into 1 ½ cups fresh blueber
16 wedges
ries
¼ cup small fresh basil
leaves
Preparation:
Combine first 3 ingredie
nts in a small saucepan
; bring to a boil. Cook
cup (about 15 minutes).
until reduced to ½
Add oil and salt to pan,
stirring with a whisk. Le
Combine berries and pe
t stand 2 minutes.
ach in a large bowl. Ad
d juice mixture, stirring
with basil. Serve.
gently. Sprinkle
Nutrition Information:
Calories: 163, Fat: 4.2g
m, Protein: 2.1 gm, Ca
rbohydrates: 32.5gm,
Fiber: 4.4gm
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The Inquisitives
Date: Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m.
Location: JB West All Purpose Room (Door #5)
This group takes a rational look at some of America’s
serious social problems. Everyone is invited.
Meet one on one with a Certified Personal Trainer for
a health interview. A customized fitness assessment
is provided according to the results of your health
interview. A full written report of the results of the
customized fitness assessment is included which
identifies areas for improvement.
Tuesday Social Hour Discussion Group
Date: Tuesdays at 1:30 p.m.
Location: GLH Recreation Center
Join friends and peers as they discuss anything
and everything in this lively discussion hour. Topics
are selected for the month and are facilitated by the
Recreation Coordinator or guest speakers. Call Liz at
x33277 for a monthly list of subjects.
SilverSneakers Classic
Date: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9-9:45 a.m.
Location: Brossman Salon 1, no cost
A universal class designed to improve agility, balance,
coordination and activities for daily living skills, to
increase participants’ functional capacities.
Open Door Group
Date: Tuesdays at 10 a.m.
Location: JB West All Purpose Room (Door #5)
Instruction in math, science, philosophy and more.
SilverSneakers Circuit
Date: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10-11a.m.
Location: Brossman Salon 1, no cost
A non-impact standing class with alternating intervals
designed to increase cardiovascular and muscular
endurance.
Wii Bowling
Date: Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m.
Location: Smith North
Join us for Wii Bowling on Tuesdays in the Smith North
recreation room. All are welcome.
Yoga Within
Date: Wednesdays and Fridays, 10:15-11:15 a.m.
Location: Lodge Meeting Room, no cost
Experience gentle yoga poses, ranging from seated to
standing, with focus on strength, relaxation, balance
and flexibility.
Letterboxing Event
Date: Saturday, July 16 at 1 p.m.
Location: Lodge Dining Room
We are having a letterboxing event here on campus.
July, 16 at 1 p.m. in the Lodge dining room What is
letterboxing? Well, letterboxing is a game played
around the world and right here on campus. It is much
like a scavenger hunt, involving tiny hand made rubber
stamps. Folks go find the letterbox and exchange
the image they find for one they carved. Called their
signature stamp. Want to play? Please RSVP Cathy
Cooke ext. 72473.
Wellness Books in the Solarium
Date: Currently
Location: Grand Lodge Hall Solarium
The Wellness Center has placed all of its Wellness
Library books in beautiful bookcases in the Solarium
for your convenience and reference. Find books that
cover a multitude of topics such as, food & cooking,
personal health practices, stress management, fitness,
medical conditions, bereavement, and Alternative
therapies. Feel free to look and use as needed.
Flohr Pool-Pool Time
Date and Time: Varies
Location: Flohr Pool
Contact: ext. 33783
Cost: No cost
Open pool. Pool water is heated to 90 degrees for
comfort. Eight-person spa heated to 100 degrees.
One-person 6ft deep water well.
Fitness Assessment
Date and Time: By appointment, ext. 33783
Location: Masonic Wellness Center
Cost : $35
Meet one on one with a Certified Personal Trainer to
assess strength, flexibility, muscle endurance, cardio
endurance and body composition. A full written report
is included which identifies areas for improvement.
Patton Pool Open Swim/Lap Swim
Date and Time: Varies
Location: Patton Pool
Contact: ext. 33783
Cost: No cost
Four lanes for lap swim and two lanes for open swim.
Personalized Fitness Assessment
Date and Time: By Appointment, ext. 33783
Location: Masonic Wellness Center
Cost : $50
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Enjoying Better Beef at Masonic Village
Brossman Outdoor Pool
Show your MVP card for admittance and enjoy
a relaxing day at the Brossman Outdoor Pool.
Umbrellas, lounge chairs and patio chairs are set
up throughout the grass area at the pool.
Operating Times:
May 28 – May 30 – 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
May 31 – June 3 – 4 to 6 p.m.
June 4 and June 5– 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
June 6 – June 8 – 4 to 6 p.m.
June 9 – Aug. 28 – 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Aug. 29 – Sept. 1 - 4 to 6 p.m.
Sept. 2 - Sept. 5 - 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Recurring Campus Events
Every Wednesday (continued):
6:15 p.m...................Shuffleboard, GLH 2nd floor Lounge
6:30 p.m..................Pinochle, Keystone Room
7 p.m.......................Square Dancing, Salon 1
Every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday:
9 a.m.......................Morning Stretch, Keystone Room
Every Monday:
9 a.m.......................Handbell Practice, Sell Chapel
9 a.m.......................Bocce, Bocce Court by Pool
9:30 a.m..................Bible Study, GLH Rec. Center
1-3 p.m....................MV Piece Makers Quilting Group, Syc.N
1:30 p.m...................Women’s Chorus Rehearsal,Smith N
6:45 p.m..................Mah Jongg, Sycamore S Rec Room
6:45 p.m..................Bridge, Keystone Room
Every Thursday:
9 a.m.......................Duplicate Bridge, GLH Card Lounge
9-11:30 a.m..............Pickle Ball, Patton Campus Gym
9 a.m.......................Silver Sneakers Classic, Salon 1
10 a.m.....................Silver Sneakers Circuit, Salon 1
9:30-10:30 a.m........Blood Pressure Clinic, GLH
9:30 a.m..................Knit Club, RTL Craft Room
1 p.m.......................Bible Study, Keystone Room
5:30 p.m..................Vespers, GLH Assembly Room
6:45 p.m..................Mah Jongg, Smith N Rec Room
7 p.m.......................Canasta, Clubhouse Lobby
7 p.m.......................Men’s Chorus Rehearsal, Sell Chapel
Every Tuesday:
9 a.m.......................Silver Sneakers Classic, Salon 1
10 a.m.....................Silver Sneakers Circuit, Salon 1
10 a.m.....................Sell Chapel Choir Rehearsal, Sell Chapel
12:30 p.m.................Duplicate Bridge, Keystone Room
1-3:30 p.m...............Pickle Ball, Patton Campus Gym
3-4 p.m....................Player Piano Music, GLH Assem. Rm
6:15 p.m...................Shuffleboard, GLH Game Lounge
Masonic Village has the unique benefit of featuring a working farm
and orchard among its many campus amenities. While plenty of
restaurants boast fresh, local menu ingredients, most do not feature
beef raised on their properties.
And Masonic Village’s beef is not just any beef.
Our beef operation is a member of the Pennsylvania Beef Quality
Assurance (BQA) Program, which ensures beef cattle are raised in a
manner that results in a safe and wholesome product. This program
is monitored and supported by the Pennsylvania Beef Council,
the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, the Pennsylvania
Cattlemen’s Association and Penn State University.
We feed our cattle only top-rate grains and corn silage grown
on Masonic Village’s 700-acre farm, and the cattle receive no
hormones. To produce a tender and flavorful beef, it is dry aged
for 21 days at a local family-run, USDA-inspected facility. All these
efforts helped the Masonic Village Farm earn the national 2016
Cow/Calf BQA award.
Masonic Village’s beef is coming to a plate near you. The Food
Service Department is preparing recipes featuring our beef for the
restaurants and cafés across campus, including menu items for the
Masonic Health Care Center and Freemasons Building. Look for
Masonic Village’s logo on the menu indicating our homegrown beef
is used.
The Orchard View Café, located at the Masonic Village Farm
Market, is serving hamburgers and cheeseburgers made with
Masonic Village beef. You can also purchase frozen beef inside the
market. Vacuum packing and quick freezing the meat allows you to
enjoy juicy meat up to 12 months after purchase.
“We take extreme measures in our cattle care from birth to market,”
Frank Stoltzfus, supervisor of agricultural production, said. “It’s not
about what happens right before; it’s what happens throughout the
life of the animal. We strive to make beef better, not just better beef.”
Every Friday:
9 a.m.......................Bowling at Clearview Lanes
9 a.m.......................Men’s Bible Study, Sell Chapel Parlor
9:30 a.m..................Ceramics in Smith North Ceramic Rm
10 a.m.....................Music Merrymakers Rehearsal, GLH
10:15 a.m.................Yoga Within, Lodge Meeting Rm.
12:30 p.m. ...............500 Rummy, JB Game Room
3-4 p.m....................Player Piano Music, GLH Assembly Rm
Every Wednesday:
9 a.m.......................Bocce, Bocce Court by Pool
9 a.m.......................Craft Group Meeting, CH Craft Rm
10:15 a.m.................Yoga Within, Lodge Meeting Rm.
12:45 p.m.................Mah Jongg, GLH Game Lounge
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Director’s Note
Supporting the “Mission of Love” with Talent
by Mark Pagano, director of human resources
Finding, hiring and engaging a workforce that enjoys coming to work, sharing their talents with
co-workers, residents and clients, and knowing they are making a difference in the lives of others
has been our goal. We hope to continue building and supporting a mission minded workforce at
Masonic Village at Elizabethtown.
Over the past several years, Masonic Villages has partnered with the Premier Partners,
a workforce solutions company, to support the recruitment and retention strategy of the
organization. Claudia Stephens, chief human resources and compliance officer, said, “Entering
into a partnership in 2011 with Premier Partners was in anticipation of a decrease in the health
care workforce being projected for ten plus years by the healthcare experts. At the time, Masonic
Villages had a few positions that were difficult to recruit; however, overall we were doing well.
Our purpose was to build our workforce pool and centralize and enhance the process to be more
efficient in our recruiting and employment process.” In support of this, The Bureau of Health
Statistics suggests that over the next five to seven years, the demand for Certified Nursing
Assistants and Home Health Aides will increase by 48 percent while the need for Licensed
Practical Nurses will reach 25 percent in the same time period.
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The Premier Partners and Masonic Villages Human Resources have collaborated with
department managers to work as a unified team ensuring recruitment and retention initiatives are
continuing to evolve in order to meet current and future demands of the organization. Joe Stirpe,
senior partner for the premier partners states, “Our goal is to deliver a competitive advantage
to Masonic Villages; the strategic and forward thinking leadership of Masonic Villages quickly
embraced an innovative recruitment process which has allowed them to exceed their ability to
hire and retain great people over their competition.”
Both The Premier Partners and Masonic Villages understand the importance this partnership
holds in aligning itself strategically with the staffing needs of the organization. Over the next ten
years, the marketplace will become increasingly challenging, especially because the experts
believe that one out of every nine jobs created in the United States will be for those providing
direct care to their clients. The measures of success that Masonic Villages achieves in its
recruitment and retention efforts will continue to play a significant role in its ability to attract and
retain a mission minded workforce focused on “the mission of love.”
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On Campus Events and Happenings
Friday, July 1
9 a.m..................... Coffee with Mark, Village Apartments
11 a.m................... Catholic Mass, Roosevelt Assembly Room
7 p.m..................... Patriotic Songs by Suzanne and Jim, Deike Auditorium (details page 8)
Saturday, July 2
2 p.m..................... Bingo, Keystone Room
7:05 p.m................ Movie, “The World’s Fastest Indian,” Deike Auditorium
Starring Anthony Hopkins and Diane Ladd. For 25 years in Invercargill at the south end of
New Zealand, Burt Munro has been working on increasing the speed of his motorcycle, a
1920 Indian. He dreams of taking it to the Bonneville Salt Flats to see how fast it will go.
By the early 1960s, heart disease threatens his life, so he mortgages his house and takes
a boat to Los Angeles, buys an old car, builds a makeshift trailer, gets the Indian through
customs, and heads for Utah. Along the way, people he meets are charmed by his open,
direct friendliness. If he makes it to Bonneville, will they let an old guy on the flats with
makeshift tires, no brakes, and no chute? And will the Indian actually respond? This movie is
rated PG-13 with a run time of 2 hours and 7 min.
Sunday, July 3
Monday, July 4 - Independence Day
Enjoy picnics and entertainment at the GLH Veranda and Clubhouse Courtyard.
Tuesday, July 5
7 p.m..................... Organ Music with Kathy Collins, Brown Apartments
Wednesday, July 6
9:30 a.m................ Intergenerational Sensory Garden Project, Sensory Garden
Garden work with residents only today.
10 a.m................... Searching the Scriptures: Women’s Group, HCC Roosevelt Assembly Room
10 a.m................... Hand & Foot Card Game, Keystone Room
1:30 p.m................ Low Vision Support Group, GLH Recreation Room
Do you suffer from macular degeneration, glaucoma, cataracts, diabetic retinopathy, or
other eye injury or eye illness complications causing you to rethink how you deal with
activities of daily living or your favorite pastimes? Come and share the support of your peers
who deal with similar difficulties and discuss coping mechanisms.
Thursday, July 7
1 p.m..................... Book Club Meeting with the Village Bookies, GLH Conference Room
“The Appeal” by John Grisham.
4-5:30 p.m............ Clubhouse Cocktail Social, Clubhouse Courtyard
Friday, July 8
10:30 a.m.............. Women’s Support Group Special Singles, Keystone Room
2 p.m..................... Bingo, Louis Eisenlohr
7 p.m..................... Movie in the Keystone Room, “My Old Lady”
Starring Kevin Kline, Kristin Scott Thomas and Maggie Smith. A New Yorker discovers
that the vast Paris apartment he inherited from his estranged father is already occupied
by a refined retiree and her protective daughter. Rated PG-13, with a run time of 1 hour 47
minutes.
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Call ext. 33205 to sign up for transportation for evening programs.
Saturday, July 9
10 a.m................... Crusin’ the Village, Brossman Parking Lot
7 p.m..................... Zembo Shrine String Band, Deike Auditorium (details page 8)
Sunday, July 10
5 p.m..................... Wine and Cheese Social, Keystone Room
Monday, July 11
9:30-11:30 a.m...... MV Resident Giant and Darrenkamps Gift Card Sale, FMCC Atrium
10 a.m................... Life Story Writers, GLH Conference Room
1:30-3:30 p.m........ MV Resident Giant and Darrenkamps Gift Card Sale, Keystone Room
2 p.m.................... Book Club Meeting, Sell Chapel Parlor
7 p.m..................... Tom Baust, Pianist and Vocalist, Brossman Ballroom (details page 8)
Tuesday, July 12
11 a.m. ................. Multiple Sclerosis Support Group, HCC Washington 1 Conference Room
5 p.m..................... Al Fresco Dining, Clubhouse Courtyard
5:30 p.m................ Bingo, GLH Assembly Room
7 p.m..................... Rheems Mennonite Singers, Keystone Room
Join the wonderful members of Rheems Mennonite as they sing your favorite hymns.
Wednesday, July 13
1:30 p.m................ Photography Club, Sycamore North Lounge
2 p.m..................... Episcopalian Open Service, Keystone Room
Garden work with residents assisting the kids today.
Thursday, July 14
10 a.m. - 1 p.m...... Farm Market Day in HCC, Roosevelt Assembly Room
1-3:30 p.m............. Scrabble by the Rules, GLH Card Room (by shuffleboard court)
Friday, July 15
9 a.m..................... Coffee with Cindy, Keystone Room
1 p.m..................... Coffee with Cindy, Lodge Dining Room
1 p.m..................... July Birthday Party, GLH Rec Center, RSVP ext. 33277 by 6/10.
4 - 5:30 p.m........... Clubhouse Cocktail Social, Clubhouse Courtyard
6 p.m..................... Uke It Up with the Edukated Fleas, GLH Assembly Room
7 p.m..................... Keystone Room Dance
The String Crew will play all of your favorite dance tunes. Light refreshments.
Saturday, July 16
1 p.m..................... Letterboxing Event, Lodge Dining Room (details page 15)
1 p.m..................... Wilbur Buds, GLH Assembly Room
2 p.m..................... Bingo, Keystone Room
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On Campus Events and Happenings
Sunday, July 17
Friday, July 29
Monday, July 18
9 a.m..................... Coffee with Mark, Sycamore North
2 p.m..................... Bingo, Louis Eisenlohr
3:30 -5 p.m............ Happy Hour, Keystone Room
5 p.m..................... Al Fresco Dining, Clubhouse Courtyard
7 - 10 p.m.............. Headliners Band, Brossman Ballroom (details page 9)
3 p.m..................... Lukens Band Concert, Deike Auditorium (details page 8)
2 p.m..................... Jerry Haines, Keystone Room (details page 8)
5:30 p.m................ Horseracing, FMCC Atrium
Tuesday, July 19
9 a.m..................... Men’s Support Group, Keystone Room
6:30 p.m................ Mixed Nutz Band, Formal Gardens (details page 9)
Wednesday, July 20
9 a.m..................... Coffee with Mark, Louis Eisenlohr
9:30 a.m................ Intergenerational Garden Party, at Sensory Garden behind Levis Building
3 p.m..................... Holy Communion, Keystone Room
3:30 - 5 p.m........... GLH Cocktail Social, GLH Solarium
Saturday, July 30
10 a.m................... Bereavement Support Group, Sycamore North
Friday, July 22
10 a.m................... Episcopalian Open Service, Keystone Room
6:30 p.m................ Trivia Night with Bob Reigh, Lodge Dining Room
3 p.m..................... Wine and Cheese Social, GLH Recreation Room
Sunday, July 31
Thursday, July 21
Enjoy the company of fellow residents. Drinks are made to order for a donation, and snacks
are provided. All donations raised support the Tree of Life.
2 p.m..................... Movie, “The Longest Ride,” Deike Auditorium
Based on the bestselling novel by master storyteller Nicholas Sparks, The Longest Ride
centers on the star-crossed love affair between Luke (Scott Eastwood), a former champion
bull rider looking to make a comeback, and Sophia (Britt Robertson), a college student who
is about to embark her dream job in New York City’s art world. As conflicting paths and ideals
test their relationship, Sophia and Luke make an unexpected and fateful connection with
Ira (Alan Alda), whose memories of his own decades-long romance with his beloved wife
deeply inspire the young couple. Spanning generations and two intertwining love stories, the
Longest Ride explores the challenges and infinite rewards of enduring love. This movie is
rated PG-13 with a run time of 2 hours and 8 minutes.
Saturday, July 23
2:30 p.m................ Bainbridge Band Annual Summer Concert, Deike Auditorium (details page 9)
Sunday, July 24
CRAFT CORNER CLASSES
Monday, July 25
10 a.m................... Life Story Writers, GLH Conference Room
9 a.m..................... Support Group/Well Spouse Group, Sycamore South Terrace Lounge
4-5:30 p.m............ Eisenlohr Cocktail Social, Porch of Charles Eisenlohr Building
Tuesday, July 26
5:30 p.m................ Bingo, GLH Assembly Room
Wednesday, July 27
Garden work with just residents today.
Thursday, July 28
1-3:30 p.m............. Scrabble by the Rules, GLH Card Room (by shuffleboard court)
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The Craft Classes are open to all Retirement Living Residents. Call ext. 33277 for more information.
We are asking that residents reserve a place in the craft classes. Please call ext. 33277 and let us
know if you will be attending a class. There is also a minimum supplies fee.
Glass Fusing Classes
Classes are held on Mondays at
9:30 a.m. and Wednesdays at 1
p.m. in the GLH Ceramics Room.
If you are interested in attending
this class, please call Rhonda at
ext. 33277.
Beach Theme Decorative Wreath
Thursday, July 7
Materials Cost $3
GLH Recreation Room
Class I: 8:30-11:00 a.m.
Class II: 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Ceramics Class
Every Tuesday
Materials Cost $3
GLH Ceramics Room
Class I: 8:30-11:00 a.m.
Class II: 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Summer Tee Shirts and
Decorative Tote Bags
Thursday, July 14
Materials Cost $3
GLH Recreation Room
Class I: 8:30-11:00 a.m.
Class II: 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Jewelry
Thursday, July 21
Materials Cost $3
GLH Recreation Room
Class I: 8:30-11:00 a.m.
Class II: 1:00-3:00 p.m.
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Show and Tell Event
Photos taken by Roger Ford
Richard Laubenstein’s Bob Sled Presentation
Photos taken by Ginny Locker
Mount Joy Memorial Day Parade
Photos taken by John Tumolo
UPCOMING EVENTS
Kate McCutchan, Pianist
Saturday, August 6 at 1 p.m.
GLH Assembly Room
Rizzetta’s Tones
Brossman Ballroom
New Holland Band
Sunday, August 14 at 3 p.m.
Brossman Ballroom
Temple Avenue Jazz
Monday, August 22 at 6 p.m.
Formal Gardens
Favorites by Request
Ray Laubenstein’s Dance Party
Brossman Ballroom

July 2016 • Issue 54

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