May 2017
MAY 2017
Movie Matinee: My Favorite Year
Game Night
It's 1950's New York and the
age of live television. Benjy
Stone is a young writer on a
major comedy-variety show.
He is assigned to chaperon
that week's guest Alan
Swann, a faded movie-star
and renowned womanizer
and drinker. Benjy's job is to
try and keep Swann sober
and above all else, make
sure he shows up for the live broadcast on Saturday
evening. Benjy and Swann have a number of
adventures throughout the week, including dinner with
Benjy's somewhat eccentric family. In the end, both
learn lessons in life from the other.
Bring your favorite game to the Club House to play
with your neighbors. Teach them your favorite
game or pick from one of the classics. RummiKub,
Parcheesi, Scrabble, dominoes, Apples to Apples,
and a deck of cards will also be available. Coffee
and Tea will be available along with an evening
dessert.
Date: 5/2
Time: 6:00
Location: Club House
Cost: Free
800 Bollinger Dr. Shrewsbury PA, 17361 717-227-3000
Get to Know: Bob & Linda
Movie: “My Favorite Year” – 5/1
Search & Rescue Dogs – 5/2
Game Night – 5/2
Resident Council – 5/3
Date: 5/1
Time: 2:00
Location: Club House
Cost: Free
Themed Dinner: Fried Green
Tomatoes
Evelyn Couch is having trouble
in her marriage, and no one
seems to take her seriously.
While in a nursing home
visiting relatives, she meets
Ninny Threadgoode, an
outgoing old woman, who tells
her the story of Idgie
Threadgoode, a young woman
in 1920's Alabama. Through
Idgie's inspiring life, Evelyn learns to be more assertive
and builds a lasting friendship of her own with Ninny.
Date: 5/16
Time: 5:00
Location: Club House
Cost: $7
York County First Friday – 5/5
Wheatland House Tour – 5/8
Afternoon Painting – 5/9
TV Throw Back: Laverne &
Shirley
Best friends, roommates and polar opposites
Laverne DeFazio and Shirley Feeney work together
at the Shotz Brewery in Milwaukee and keep each
other's spirits up at home. Do you miss the
humorous duo? Come to the club house for an
afternoon of laughter and reminiscing.
B-Day Dinner – 5/9
TV: Laverne & Shirley – 5/10
Bob and Linda Smith are originally from Baltimore
County. They moved to Pennsylvania over 20 years
ago to be near friends in the Jefferson area. Linda
was a lab for a technician for a while and then
worked in antique store. She also spent much of her
time as a mother. Originally Bob worked building
homes, but has since retired and has been spending
his time making dulcimers. For those of you who do
not know what a dulcimer is, it is a string instrument
from the Appalachian tradition. Linda enjoys quilting
and knitting in her free time. She makes pillow cases
for with kids with cancer along with other charities.
They have a Beagle and Jack Russel mix named
Honey Bunny. Honey Bunny loves to sit in the
window and watch everybody. Be sure to make Bob
and Linda feel welcome in the community!
Miller Plant Farm – 5/12
Meet the Staff Luncheon – 5/15
April Birthdays
Dinner & A Movie – 5/16
Calvin Palmer – May 5th
Verda Volz – May 9th
Dave Kluge – May 10th
Gale Coughlin – May 14th
Mary Yopp – May 19th
Carl Anderson – May 26th
Tea Trolley – 5/17
BonWorth Sale – 5/19
Date: 5/10
Time: 2:00
Location: Club House
Cost: Free
Strawberry Sundaes – 5/24
Sight & Sound – 5/26
York Galleria Mall – 5/31
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May 2017
York County First Friday
Sight and Sound “Jonah”
Join us for an afternoon of
entertainment, activities,
shopping, demonstrations, fun,
and more at the first
REDISCOVER YORK - First
Friday Event for Older Adults!
Jonah is a prophet – and a man on the run. From
who? From God! After a series of wild adventures
involving a seaport called Joppa, a huge boat and a
terrible storm, Jonah finds himself in the belly of a
giant fish!
Rediscover all that the city of
York has to offer, and learn about services available to help
people age 50+ live longer and stronger in the place they
call home.
Date: 5/5
Pick Up:1:00
Drive Time: 30 Minutes
Cost: Free
James Buchanan’s Wheatland
House Tour
Come discover the warmth and hospitality of President
James Buchanan’s Wheatland. As you tour the home you
will realize why President Buchanan described it as his,
“agreeable country residence about a mile & an half from
Lancaster” City. Tour guides share Buchanan’s family
stories that reveal a stern, yet lovable bachelor uncle who
raised orphaned nieces and nephews, cared for Lancaster’s
widows and orphans and was a successful attorney. During
your tour you will also learn about Buchanan’s remarkable
political career. Before his Presidency he served two years
in the Pennsylvania Legislature, 22 years in the U.S. House
and Senate, four years as Secretary of State and six years
in Russia and Great Britain as a U.S. Foreign Diplomat. In
1856 Wheatland served as his presidential campaign
headquarters. From 1857 to 1861Buchanan struggled to
calm the nation divided over slavery, states’ rights and
popular sovereignty. His term ended with the secession of
seven States after the election of Republican, Abraham
Lincoln.
Date: 5/8
Pick Up:10:00
Drive Time: 30 Minutes
Cost: $10
Employee Meet and Greet
Luncheon
But this isn’t the end. It’s here that God teaches
Jonah how to receive grace and extend mercy, even
to his archenemy: Nineveh.
Want to get to know the staff of Zimmerman better?
Come and enjoy a lunch with the staff. Lunch will be
catered so the staff will be able to sit and enjoy your
company. Have questions, want to say thank you, or
just chat? This is your oppurtunity to do so. Lunch will
include assorted sandwhiches, wraps, salad, fresh
fruit, and dessert.
Take your family deep into this Bible story as it
springs to life on stage in jaw-dropping scale by an
exceptional cast, spectacular special effects and live
animals – on stage and in the aisles.
Date: 5/15
Time: 12:00
Location: Club House
Cost: $7
Date: 5/26
Pick Up:11:00
Drive Time: 60 Minutes
Cost: $54
Tea Trolley
Step back into history and enjoy an afternoon tea
surrounded by Victorian elegance. Tea will
include:
Soup du Jour
Assorted Finger Sandwiches
Selection of Miniature Desserts
Scone served with Lemon Curd, Jam and Cream
Your choice of Loose Leaf Tea
Date: 5/17
Pick Up:10:00
Drive Time: 30 Minutes
Cost: $25
Afternoon Painting
Search and Resuce Dogs
Summit Search and Rescue is a non-profit
organization providing man trailing
bloodhound teams to be utilized for both the
locating of missing persons and for criminal
investigation. The physiology of the canine
nose is explained as compared with that of a
human. The attributes of the bloodhound are
presented including the often comical
abundance of skin. They demonstrate the
dogs in action as they find a lost member of
the group and pick a criminal out of a line up.
Come meet these amazing pups!
Date: 5/2
Time: 2:30
Location: Club
House
Cost: FREE
Painting can be a perfect way to relax the mind and the
body. Come to the club house for a relaxing afternoon
of art and socialization. All paint and supplies will be
provided. The canvas comes with a pre-design of a hot
air balloon for you to paint and add your own personal
touch to. Hot tea and coffee will be avialable.
Date: 5/9
Time: 2:00
Location: Club House
Cost: $6
Medicare Question & Answer
Please join us in the café on Tuesday, May 16 at
2:00pm. Pat Hauer, volunteering with the York Area
Agency on Aging, will be presenting on Medicare
supplemental plans, the Part D prescription plan, and
the different types of assistance available within the
Medicare system. Pat has a lot of valuable
information, and there will be a time for questions and
answers.
Date: 5/16
Time: 2:00
Location: Club House
Cost: Free
Strawberry Sundaes
Strawberry
season is coming!
Come to the club
house to enjoy
fresh strawberries
from Brown’s
Orchards and
Market. Strawberries will be served atop a bowl
of vanilla ice cream with the option of hot fudge
and or whip cream on top. Enjoy an afternoon
with your neighbors while enjoying a delish
afternoon snack!
Date: 5/24
Time: 2:00
Location: Club House
Cost: $4